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186 August 13, 1973 Mr. Bohjanen felt that Patrolmen should keep a log regardless of what car is used, private or Police. Mr. Jaworski said our Ordinance does not apply to the Pol icemen and no where is there a requirement as to how many hours they must work in order to quality for a paycheck. Mr. Cardinal said the understanding he has is, if we pay Mr. Lundberg he wi I I return the uniforms and equipment that he has. This was the under- standing of Mr. Locher. Mr. Locher- wi I I call Mr. Lundberg tonight and inform him that the Counci I wi I I pay him for 3 weeks upon the receipt of Village property in his possession. The easement request of the Minnesota Pipeline Company was discussed. There are many facets of this request that does not meet with Council approval. Mr. Locher was instructed to inform the Company that since the easement runs through a ball diamond at the Hall property, that the land must be restored to its original state including the restoration of the fence. They wi I I waive damage payment i f the topsoi I is restored and the land is properly seeded. Mr-. Locher had talked to Mr. LeVesseur about the fence at Lino Park. Mr. LeVesseur would not I i ke to have to move the fence, but wi 11 if it is necessary. Mr. Locher suggested that before any decision could be made, it would be necessary to locate the fence line and draw it in on the sketch. Mr. Gotwlad said that would not be a problem. Mr-. Jaworski moved to authorize Mr. Gotwlad to locate the fence, straighten the Park lines and to negoiate with Mr-. LeVessuer on the oast of the survey. Seconded by Mr. Ze I i nka. Motion carried. Mr-. Locher said that all people that he had contacted in reference to the ForJay operation agreed that this is strictly an agricultural operation. Since this is an ag operation, no bui (ding permits are needed. The buildings are being sold from an office located within the 300' commercial zone, thus presenting no problem as to that phase of the operations. Mr. Locher had received a call from Mr. Paul Albrecht about shooting on property he owns on the East side of the Village. He felt that our signs prohibiting single shot firing but allowing shotguns should be reworded and that they were too close to his property thus giving the impression that shotgun shooting was allowed there. He said there is no mention of Lino Lakes on the signs. Mr-. Jaworski didn't feel that it was necessary to mention the Village name since these signs are within the corporate limits of the Village. The problem of the Omar Cardinal property is being resolved. Mr. Locher gave the Clerk the signed copy of the contract with the Metro Sewer Board. He said that the method of col lecting the SAC seemed to be the one used by most Villages. Mr. Gotwald agreed that the municipalities that he has contact with are using this method. In conjunction with this contract, Mr. Locher asked what the Council's wishes were on Ordinance #57B. 1 1