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150 June 25, 1973 Mr. Feiss from North - Northeast Realty, was at the meeting to discuss the proposed use of the Lino Snowmobile building on the corner of Orange Street and Old Highway #8. The prospective buyer is a company that cleans up after train accidents. It is not a salvage operation -there would be no materials sold from this location. The discussion centered around the weight of the equipment to be parked at this location. The Village streets leading into and out of this building can not handle this weight. It was suggested that the company bring these streets up to specs for his equipment over the part that would be used by his equipment and the Village would probably assume the maintenance. Mr. Weiss will contact the buyer and get back to the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr. Walbon appeared seeking information on the use of a lot located in Arthur Thom Acres #2 just North of the Rehbein Bus barns. He plans a contractor's office, shop and wants to use the remainder of the lot for storage of his equipment. The entire area would be fenced. The front 300' is zoned commercial but balance of the land must be rezoned in order to be used for this sort of operation. It was suggested that he contact Mr. Locher on the procedure. Mr. Cardinal reported on the Park Board meeting. They had lined up a warming house for the Hall property, but the land had been sold and the new owner has decided to keep the building. The Lino Lakes Athletic Association has submitted a sketch for facilities they would like to see built on the Hall property. Mr. Cardinal requested that they be put on the July 9, 1973 agenda under his report. He reported that the present ball diamond has heavy usage and he had been asked for the second diamond. All that would be necessary is some grading and limestone. There is a backstop here and fence would not be installed at this time. There are requisitions for the limestone and the grading. Mr. Cardinal moved to approve the building of the second ball diamond on the Hall property. Mr. Marier asked what the total cost would be. After checking the requisitions, Mr. Cardinal said about $355.00. Mr. Jaworski seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mr. Jaworski had checked all the roads with Mr. Miller from H & S Ashpalt. Mr. Mi I ler was aware of the trouble spots and he assured Mr. Jaworski that all roads would meet the specs before presented for final inspection. Some of the sopts were not the total responsibility of the contractor, the roads should have been dug out more than we allowed. These will be done over and there will be extra costs involved. Mr. Zelinka asked how much the extra cost would be. Mr. Jaworski said there was no estimate. Mr. Jaworski said he had instructed the Clerk to release the check withheld at the last Council meeting after contacting the members. He moved to have the Council concur with this action. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal with the stipulation that all roads are up to specs before final payment on the contract is made. Motion carried. Mr. Jaworski reported that the work on Peltier is proceeding -the woad has been widened and the banks are being sloped. The Culverts on 4th Avenue have been repaired and the dirt mounds have been graded down.