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7/10/72 M. Jaworski moved to pay bills #4570 -4599 with the exclusion of #4592. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Carried Mr. Jaworski moved to adjourn at 11:09 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Aye. Minutes approved at the meeting of July 24, 1972 „ Clerk -Tre = urer 7/24/1972 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council held on July 24, 1972, was called to order at 8 P.M. by Mayor Bohjanen. Trusteed present: Cardinal Jaworski and Marier; absent: Zelinka. Also present: Attorney Locher and Clerk- Treasurer Mrs. Emerton. Mr. Marier moved to accept the minutes of the July 10th minutes as written. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Clerk reported receipt of the following items: 1. Homestead tax credit in the amount of $8,450.75. 2. State aids in the amount of $12,115.77. 3. Municipal court fines in the amount of $7.50. 4. Letter from North Central stating they would not serve the Shenandoah plat with natural gas on the internal streets this year. 5. Letter from Hugo on the maintenance of Elmcrest St. (24th Avenue). 6. Metro Council notice of review on White Bear Lake Twp. comprehensive plan. 7. Letter from Chas. Cape, CD Director, regarding a search made for two boys on the night of July 19th. Mr. Bohjanen commented that he had had no idea of the urgency of the matter until late in the evening, and then had decided to call out the CD to attempt to find them. The boys had been gone most of the afternoon and evening, and were found in Lexington. 8. Letter from NSP noting that they have been unable to read the meter at the pumphouse and would like some arrangements to be made. This was discussed. On Mr. Locher's advice, Mr. Bohjanen directed the Clerk to write a letter to U.S.Lakes Development Co. saying that they are responsible for incurring all bills until the Village accepts the project, and that.they.should see that NSP has a key for the meter readers, and for others who must enter the building. 9. A letter from Lino Gun Shop noting that the Ithaca shotgun which was recently repaired was badly worn, and offering to sell the Village at dealer's cost a replacement Remington Mod. 870, 12 ga., 20" barrel shotgun with rifle sights for approximately $94.00, variation due to shipping charges. It was noted that this was the gun which had come with the Centerville car. Mr. Marier stated that he would like to inspect the gun before moving on it, and moved that we table the matter until we look at the gun. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Clerk reported that Mr. Gotwald had requested that a special meeting on the special assessments for Chomonix be set up as soon as Mr. Zelinks would be back. It was decided to set the meeting for August loth at 7 P.M., and that the Attorney, Engineer, Springsted, Inc., and the Jandric people should be present. Mr. Locher noted that he had another commitment that evening, but that either he or a representative from his firm would be present. It was felt we would talk to the Auditor after the meeting to set up the bookkeeping.