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110 March 12, 1973 impounded them. Out of 18 horses, 10 were in bad condition. The owner has 24 hours in which to get a Vet to take care of the animals. Mr. Childs also informed her that the place would be patrolled daily by the Anoka County Sheriff's office. He said one animal had a bad cut -on the leg that required attention immediately and that most of the fences were nonexistent. The horses must be fed and cared for or they will be impounded. Mr. Jaworski asked if Miss Bever's horse was still there. She said it was. Mr. Locher said this is a matter of ownership and that the Vi I lage cannot get involved in the dispute. Mr. Locher also reported that as late as November these girls had paid $30.00 per /month to board horses and $2.00 per /hour to ride. This is illegal since Miss Dobraynow does not have a permit to run such an operation at that location. Mr. Glen Rehbein suggested that if the barn was that bad then our building inspector should condemn it and have it torn down. Mr. Jaworski suggested that Mr. Dupre take a look and consider having it condemned. The general consensus of the Council was that they cannot help as far as establishing ownership of the horse is concerned, but Mr. Locher is to assist the Humane Society and Miss Bever's attorney in any way he can. Names and addresses of people who are now boarding horses will be turned over to Mr. Locher. Mr. Bohjanen reported that as of now we have not received a copy of the minutes of the meeting with Circlf Pines Utility and have not received copies of the audit reports as we requested. Mr. Back I i n reported he had checked on motors for the 1970 Plymouth. We can get a 360 cu. in., 1972 engine for $300.00 and a 283 cu. in., 1970 engine for $250.00. Also, the front floor board must be repaired. There was discussion on how much it would cost to replace the engine and how much would be invested in this car. Also, on the use of the car, the mileage and how long we should keep a Patrol car before trading or selling. Mr. Marier said our budget calls for 1 new car and that we have on order. He felt that we have a maintenance problem. Mr. Marier moved to buy the 360 cu. in. engine with 9000 riles on it for $300.00. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried with Mr. Jaworski voting No. The Clerk opened and read the bids on the equipment that we had advertised for sale. Mr. Cardinal moved to sell the 1939 International Tanker to the bidder of $60.80; the 1969 Ford Patrol car to the bidder of $205.00; the 1960 Ford Dump Truck to the bidder of $230.00 without the snow plow equipment. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. Mr. Locher suggested making sure that they know they are buying the equipment "as is" and there is no warranty of any kind and that we are not selling to a minor.