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1 1 1 SPETEMBER 22, 1975240 be picked up or if the owner can be determined, a ticket will be issued. He said that the law must be uniform because of the more heavily populated areas. Mr. Zelinka said that if the man who was in last week, whose small daughter had face bits to the extent that plastic surgery was necessary, was here this evening, he would have no sympathy for Mrs. Soukop's position. Mr. Zelinka asked Chief Myhre how this sort of complaint is handled by the Police Department. Chief Myhre said the Police Department picks the dogs up and puts them in a cage here for the animal control to pick up. Mr. Zelinka said that the Council recognized the complaint and will wait for the results at the court hearing. Mr. Jaworski requested a monthly report from the Animal Control. Mr. Locher said he will use the twelve points and write an Ordinance around them for the next Council Meeting. Mr. Charles Cape was in the audience and reported that Mr. Rivard had hooked up the disconnect switch. Mr. Cape asked permission to use the existing extension cord, put a new end on it and order a new cord. He was asked the cost of a new cord and thought about $10.00. He said he should have the switch operational by 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday and would like Mr. Volk and anyone else that is interest- ed to be here at that time in order to learn the procedure of operation in case of emergency. Mayor Bohjanen plans to be here. Under New Business, Mr. Marier thanked all for remembering him while he was hospitalized. Their concern meant a lot to him. Mr. Randy Ringaman was concerned about Sunrise Park. He reported that the trash has not been removed, there is broken beer bottles lying around. Doesn't the City have a regular trash removal service? If not, why not? He was also concerned with the drinking Ordinance. He felt this Ordinance should be enforced. If there is a permit issued, charge a clean -up fee. Mr. McLean said no beer permits have been issued for that Park, this year. The bottles have been left from the normal use of the Park and is a maintenance problem. Mr. Ringaman asked about the trees that had been planted along the edge of the. Park by the LaFond property. He said these were four or five foot high Norway Pines, had been planted and never taken care of and are now dead. Mr. McLean said if there were trees planted there, it had been done by someone other than the City. Mr. Ringaman was under the impression that the City had planted these trees but he was informed that his information was incorrect. He felt that the grass mowing had been good during the summer but nothing had been done in the last few weeks. Mr. McLean informed him that the Youth Program had ended when school had started and the mowing had been done by these people. Mr. Ringamen questioned the condition of the barn at the Park that is used for storage. He wondered why part of the floor had been removed. He had been told that it was to store a large piece of equipment but the only thing he had seen in there was a small tractor.