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236 April 23, 1979 Mr. Zelinka said hw will dig for further facts, Mr. Ulmer asked if the Council had confirmed North Central's right to his plat? Mayor Karth said, Yes, providing Circle Pines and North Central could agree on a plan. Mr. Ulmer asked why then does the Council feel compelled to reverse their decision mow. Mayor Karth explained the City had received a petition asking the Council to re- evaluate their decision. Mr. Ulmer said then he has two problems with the Circle Pines utilites. They are cost and committment. Mr. Zelinka said he would have some answers by May 1, 1979 Tuesday for the special meeting. Mayor Karth reminded the Council of the May 1, 1979 special meeting with the Police Advisory Board. Mr. Schneider moved to approve checks #9603 through and including #9623. Mr. Zelinka seconded the motion. Motion declared passes. Mr. McLean moved to approve requisitions #903 through and including #907. Seconed by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion declared passed.. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to adjourn at1:10 A.M. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Aye. These minutes were considered and approved at the regular Council meeting held on May 14, 1979. Edna L. Sarner,Clerk -Trea ill May 1, 1979 The special meeting of the Lino Lakes City Council was called to order at 8:05 P.M. by Mayor Karth. Council members present; Robert Schneider, Richard Kulaszewicz and Richard Zelinka. John McLean was absent. Members of the Police Advosory Board Present were Gunnar Kronholm, Al Ross, and Jerry Peterson, the Representative from Centerville, arriving at 8:25 P.M. Mayor Karth turned the meeting over to the Policl Advosory Board for their recommendations. There was some discussion concering the relative merits and comparitive costs of 16 and 24 hour police coverage, as well as discussion on retaining our own local police coverage as opposed to Anoka County police coverage. Mr. Schneider pointed out that 24 -hour coverage is cheaper by the hour than 16 hour coverage, but more expensive by the day. No cost figures were available for 1979, although 1978 figures had previously been dis- cussed. Answering emergency calls in Columbus was pointed out as being an additional cost to Lino Lakes. Columbus has no reciprocating police service, as do Lexington and Circle Pines. Lino Lakes is also at pre- sent paying a fee for the Anoka County police for services such as jail staff and so on; this is paid whether or not there is a complete service contract. It was genera77y felt to be more effective to retain our present police