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Clerk reported that Cecil LaMotte had contacted her in regards to seeding the park in LaMotte's Second Addition, and that he had plowed and disced the ground, but still IIIfelt that the Village should seed the grass. Minutes from August 23, 1971 were read which noted in part that Mr. Gotwald would contact him on this. Mr. Gotwald stated that he had not been instructed to do so. There was some discussion. Mr. Locher noted that there is no specific requirement in Ord. 21B that dedicated park land must be in grass. Mr. Jaworski moved to authorize Mr. Gotwald to negotiate with Mr. LaMotte on seeding the grass, but that he is to do so on a routine basis, not to make a special trip. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Carried. IIIMr. Cardinal informed Mr. Jaworski that the cost of the soils map the Watershed was having made up would be $0.30 per acre. Clerk reported receiving a credit memo for $38.85 from Display Sales after writing check #4592 to them. Mr. Marier moved to write a new check to Display sales. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Clerk stated that the Lino Lakes Lions Club requested a 3.2 beer permit for August 13th from Noon to 8.P.M., for a snowmobile race to be held at 4th Ave. and Main St., and that they would submit an insurance certificate. Mr. Cardinal moved to authorize the permit providing they provide the insurance. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. There was discussion as to location and noise with Lee Robinson. Motion carried with Mr. Jaworski abstaining. Mr. Cardinal reported that a group of fellows were going to get together and paint the skating rinks at no cost to the Village, using the paint we bought. He didn't know if they would get the bleachers done. Mr. Cardinal noted there would be a hearing of the Rice Creek Watershed Board on July 19th at 7:30 P. M. in Centerville on adopting rules and regulations. Mr. Jaworski reported that he had been asked by the Pastor of St. Joseph's Church to request a 3.2 beer permit for August 13th for their annual chicken dinner, as well as a bingo permit for that day and the rest of the year. Mr. Cardinal moved that the beer and bingo permits be approved. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mr. Jaworski reported that they had missed two streets in the resurfacing program, namely Aqua Lane and 64th Street, and stated that he would like Mr. Gotwald to draw up cost estimates so we can be ready to have the work done by the time the strike comes off. Mr. Marier moved to authorize Mr. Gotwald to do so. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Jaworski reported that he had talked to Calvin Rolstad concerning his bill for the 4 hours he spent on Holly Drive with his tractor: Mr. Rolstad felt he should receive $10 per hour. Mr. Jaworski had checked the records and found that we paid $7.50 per hour for man and tractor to cut weeds. Mr. Jaworski moved tp Pay Calvin Rolstad $7.50 per hour for these 4 hours he used his tractor dragging along Holly Drive. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Mr. Marier asked that we refrain from that type of thing in the future, that any such work to through the Council first. Mr. Jaworski said he would talk to Roy. Carried. Mr. Bohjanen mentioned that Pine Street is in bad need of grading. Mr. Jaworski noted IIIthat it has had heavy traffic due to the horse shows. Mr. Marier asked if there had been any progress on either Holly Drive or Peltier. Mr. Locher stated that they were still working on the Peltier survey, but had run into snag: there will be one land- locked piece of ground, which means involving an extra deed on Mrs. Eilhelmy's part; she may also end up with a strip of property between the road and the Waterworks property.