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78 December 26, 1972 Any other information they may need can be obtained from the County. 5. Reported that we had received $10.00 in municipal court fines. 6. Mr. Backlin asked the Council to apply for a burning permit to burn the brush left from the tree cutting on Sunrise. 7. We have received a copy of the I ncoorperati on papers for Forest Lake. 8. Mr. Kruase had been in and the cables of his sales tax permit were looked at by the Council and they agreed that he would come under the grandfather clause of our Ordinance. Mr. Marier asked that a copy of the permit be sent to the P &Z. 9. A letter had been received from Anoka Union Shopper requesting our use of the Blaine Life as the legal newspaper for the Village for 1973. This matter wi l l be considered at the January 8, 1973 meeting. 10. The Village has received a refund of $245.00 from the Lemieux- Johnson Insurance Agency as a return premium for Workman's Compensation Insurance. II. Had received a copy of the form sent out by Fidelity and Deposit Company, of Maryland on the status of the water and sewer mains installed by Mary Rehbein in the Chomonix Area. This is a copy for our files. 12. Mr. Thayer of the Blue Heron had been in to pay the last half of his liquor license and had filled out an application for a liquor license but since his current license is valid until July of 1973, this application if unnecessary. 13. The Clerk asked Mr. Locher if the $25.00 deposit for a variance by Rodney Youngbauer could be refunded since they no longer want the variance. Mr. Locher said, N.o, that the clerical work had been done and this is what the charge is for. Even if the request is turned down, there is not a refund. The Clerk was instructed to write and inform Mr. Youngbauer of this. 14. The North Surburban Fence Company had submi *ted a bid for the fence around the lift station. This matter was tabled until the next meeting. 15 .The Clerk read a list of people now holding cigeratte licenses that must be renewed. The renewal applications are in the mail but since there will not be another meeting before the First of the year, the clerk asked that the licenses be approved pending the return of the applications. Mr. Marier so moved. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Cardinal reported on the Park Board meeting. There was general discussion on the condition of the Parks and what is needed. There had been a survey on the number of children using the rink at the Hall and they had bound that between 18 and 22 chi Idren are using this area. The 10 x 14 foot warming house should be adequate, but he still has only one bid. Mr. Marier said that the guard shacks at the Arms Plant are being sold and suggested that Mr. Cardinal contact Mr. Pete Nadeau for more information. Mr. Cardinal said the rinks are being flooded as the weather allows. He also had a request from Mr. Dave Mesiner of the Centennial Hockey Asso. to have the lights on and the warming house open until 9:30 P. M. two maybe three nights a week when the schedule had a late starting game. Mr. Marier asked if we had a curfew law. Mr. Locher read from Ord. #18 which states that all children under 16 may b e out at 9:30 P.M. only if supervised by an adult. Mr. Marier suggested that Mr. Cardinal contact Mr. Mesner and inform him of this and tel him that he or the coaches will have to assume the responsibility for the children. Mr. Marier asked if anything had been done about the stumps and was told, No. Mr. Marier then reported on the P& Z meeting. Naege le advertising had appeared for a reson i ng of .8 of an acre located at Main Street and 1 35W. The original plans were for a sign, but now they would like to erect a building to be used as a storage area for their equipment. The P & Z asked that they contact the neighbors and get their feeling on this and come back before the P & Z. Mr. Marier was also concerned that this may fall under the State ruling as to "spot zoning" and asked that this be checked out.