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1 1 1 11 -13 -72 65 on a complaint of a local resident who had obtained a permit to repair a drainfield and had been told by the Plumbing INspector that the entire system would have to be replaced. Mr. Boyd was present and there was much discussion on this problem. Mr. Gotwald said that a cess pool, such as this home has, must have a bottom that is four feet above the water table or the tank must be replaced. He suggested a boring to find the water table in that area. Mr. Zelinka will talk to the owner and get back to Mr. Boyd. Mr. Tom Melchor wasn't present but Mr. Boyd presented his side of the argument over the reinspection on the Melchor plumbing. Mr. Boyd said that it did not pass the final inspection and that if the air leak was below ground that he would forget it, but if the air leak is above ground then it must be found and repaired. There was much discussion on the plumbing Code and how it should be read and enforced. There was some information from the State Inspector on the Berghorst case but Mr. Locher will have more information for the eext meeting. Mr. Beens read the amendment to Ordinance #30. SECTION 2, PERMIT REQUIRED, 2.01. of Ordinance No. 30, of the Village of Lino Lakes, Anoka County, Minnesota adopted by the Village Council on November 26, 1962, is hereby amended to read as follows: SECTION2. PERMIT REQUIRED. 2.01. No person shall move any building over, along or across any highway, street or alley in the Village, nor shall any person move or place any building upon any lands within the Vi I lage for a period longer than 24 hours without first obtaining a written permit therefore from the Building Inspector, and paying the required fee therefore to the Village. Mr. Zelinka moved =to accept the amendment to Ordinance #30 which is Ordinance #30 -C. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried. Mr. Bohjanen reported that the Assessor had hired Mr. ARnold Kell ing to do the field work for her as the Deputy Assessor, also mentioning that the Assessor has the privilege of doing this without the approval of the Council. Mr. zelinka reported that there had been several requests for a light at the driveway into the Village Ha l l . There was discussion as to what type of light and if it is should it be incorporated with some sort of identification sign. Mr. Jaworski will check on reflective signs. Mr. McLean thought that there had been an offer to install one from one of the big advertising companies free at the time of construction. He will check on this. There was also requests for lights at North Road and Highway #49. Mr. Gotwald said there should be a map from the Highway Dept. on their plans for lighting at that intersection included in their construction plans. The Clerk is to check. There is need for a light at the corner of Birch and the second curve, across from the Klang property and at Main and 20th. Mr. Bohjanen asked if Northwestern Bell wasn't required to notify the Village as to when they are working in our Village especially in the laying of underground cable. Mr. Marier said that this a County right -of -way and he was sure that the easement had been obtained from the County. Mr. Jaworski read a letter from Mr. Gotwald stating that the Mi l ler Road has been completed as to specifications and he recommended the release of the bond posted by Mr. Miller. Mr. Jaworski moved to release the bond. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion carried.