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i OCTOBER 28, 1975 The Clerk also reported the receipt of Municipal Fines for September in the amount of $156.00 ...Letter of resignation received from Mr. Roy H. Backlin as Public Works Supervisor effective September 8, 1975. The Council accepted Mr. Backlin's resignation with much regret and directed the Clerk to write him a note of thanks for his many years of excellent service to our City. ...Received today a request from Northwestern Bell to bury cable on Deer Pass Trail. Council instructed Clerk to forward to Mr. Gotwald for review and recommendations to be acted on at the November 10, 1975 Council Meeting. ...Letter from Mr. Locher regarding the deed required on Maple Street stating that it had been obtained from Mr. Hallblade and that there is one more to be obtained. ...Letter from North Central Public Service advising of a priority list for gas service that is being drawn up. ...Letter from Metro Council regarding a Notice of Review on the Blaine Comprehensive Storm Drainage Plan, ...Lexington Fire Report for period from September 7 through September 27, 1975. ...Notice of a Public Hearing on Airport Noise Policy to be held in Minneapolis on October 29, 1975 at the Radisson Hotel Downtown from 1- 4:30PM and 6 -10 PM and on October 30, 1975 from 9 AM to Noon. Mayor Bohjanen stated that he had talked with Mr. Benjy Munson of the Lexington Fire Dept. today and was informed that Lexington will be using a new formula to compute the cost of the fire service for 1976. The preliminary figure given the Mayor is $13,977.00. Because this represents an amount over what had been budgeted, a special budget hearing was con- sidered to see what the Council and the Cities of Lexington and Centerville can come up with in the way Of costs. Mr. Zelinka moved to hold this special meeting on November 6, 1975 at 8:00 P.M. in the City Council Chambers. Mr. McLean seconded the motion. Motion carried. The Clerk was asked to contact Centerville and get their figures into this office before that date. Mayor Bohjanen then reported on a meeting that had been held today in Mr. Ray Payne's office at the Metro Waste Control Commission (MWCC), to discuss the engineering aspects of the holding tank to be put in at Shenandoah development of Lino Lakes. Mr. Payne, Mr. Locher, Mr. Shea from Consulting Engineers Diversified, Inc. were present at this meeting. Mayor Bohjanen said that it was his understanding that the MWCC would pay for the pumping of the sewage in that area. They won't come right out and say that but that is the understanding that was conveyed to him this afternoon.