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January 8, 1973 III Mr. Jaworski called for the vote on the recommendation. Mr. Cardinal -No; Mr. Jaworski- Yes; Mr. Marier - No; Mr. Zelinka -Yes; Mr. Bohjanen -Yes. Motion carried. Mr. Jaworski moved that the Personnel Commission interview the other applicants within the next 30 days with the idea of hiring a second full -time man in the near future. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. 1 Mr. Jaworski asked to be notified when the interview will take place. Motion carried. Mr. Zelinka will draft a letter to all Personnel Commission Members that all applicants must be interviewed within the next 30 days. Mr. Marier asked if we are obligated to E. E. 0. C. Mr. Locher said he wasn't sure but he will get a copy of the law. Mr. Jaworski moved to have the starting date of FEbruary 1, 1973 for the full -time position. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Carried. Mr. Zelinka requested that the Police Chief, any Councilman, The Mayor, personally interview any applicants that are recommended for the part -time police position. Mr. Locher reported on the state statute 398. concerning parks as Mr. Marier had re- quested. He had found a file #209.935 which is special legislation passed in 1969, that gives Anoka County special rights as to the taking of lands for parks. This law states that Anoka County does not need the approval of the local governments to take lands for Park purposes. Mr. Locher felt that if we want to appeal the amendment that we should take some action soon. Mr. Locher read the amendment to Ordinance #43 numbered #43D. Mr. Cardinal moved to adopt the amendment. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Carried. Mr. Locher also reported on the meeting with the Metro Sewer Board. Mr. Bohjanen, Locher Zelinka, Lombardi, Gotwald and Carley met with Mr. Dougherty and Mr. Payne, in regards to the pumping and hauling in the Chomonix area. Mr. Locher said that Mr. Dougherty felt there was a moral responsibility on the part of the Metro Sewer Board to assist in this matter. They also felt that the hauling fees were out of line in relationship to the service given. Mr. Dougherty wi l l contact his superiors and report back to Mr. Locher and the Village. There is doubt as to the time table for the installation of the interceptor due to cut -back in Federal funds. There was discussion on the acceptance of our bid for the truck and trailer from the Forest Lakes School District. Mr. Juhl called the Clerk and said that ours was the high bid, but that the bids must be presented to the School Board at a meeting this evening. He also said that he would recommend to them that the bid be awarded to the Village. Mr. Locher also reported that the 1973 Budget Levy could be amended at this late date due to the problems encountered caused by the Fiscal Revenue Sharing Law. But that if there is to be an amendment to our Budget Levy it must be on his desk by Wednesday, January 10, 1973. Mr. Locher also reported that according to the Auditors office, most all local governments are using the Federal Revenue Sharing monies as an emergency fund - a cushion fund, so to speak. Mr. Locher was conserned as to the effect applying this money to our budget levy would have on the 6% levy limitation in the future. Also, that the amount we receive in the future could be cut. He said that there are very broad guide lines as to the use of the mon4es.