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196 Sept. 10, 1973 also discussion on who would haul the sewage. Mr. Rehbein said he would either haul the sewage himself or pay the Village to do the hauling. Mr. Bohjanen asked Mr. Gotwald, if these main and lateral plans are passed, wouldn't this help to insure the instal lation of the interceptor? Mr. Gotwa I dsa i d this I s one of the requirements of the MSB. He felt that if these plans are approved, then this would indicate that the interceptor is being engineered. The MSB has no desire to engage in the hauling of sewage for more and more homes for an indefinite period of time. There was some discussion on the scheduling of public hearings. Mr. Gotwald said to take this one step at a time and the first thing to do is to submit these plans for approval. Mr. Zelinka moved to submit Mr. Rehbein's sewer plans to the PCA and MSB and the land use map to the Metro Council explaining that this is a preliminary map on which the Council will take action. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried. Mr. Zelinka felt there should be a letter of intent from Mr. Rehbein stating that he would assume the extra cost incurred by the Village for hauling the sewage from his project. Mr. Locher drafted a; letter stating the terms under which the Village would assume the responsibility for the sewage. The Clerk will type and send a copy to Mr. Rehbein. There was a question as to when Lino Lakes and Centerville will hold public hearings on the extension of mains and laterals. Mr. Gotwald said these hearings should not be scheduled until we are certain that the interceptor is being installed. Mr. Bohjanen read a letter from Mr. Mattke of the Centennial School Distric requesting a count of building permits for single family homes from the year 1969 through 1973. He wondered if Mr. Mattka wanted the total count or just the permits for homes located within School District #12. The Clerk is to call Mr. Mattke. Mr. Bohjanen has received a letter on banning smoking in public build- ings and after the Clerk had read the letter, asked the Council their feelings on banning smoking in the Council Chambers. Mr. Cardinal moved to ban smoking in the Council Chambers for all time. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. The vote ended in a tie thus the motion failed. He had also received a letter on the Flood Plane Insurance. He asked that Mr. Locher study this and report back to the Council at their next meeting. Mr.Bruce Lindberg of 7172 Lakeview had compalined that a Vi Ilage sign was blocking entrance to his mailbox. The mailbox or the sign will have to be moved. Mr. Backlin suggested moving the sign since the present one should be replaced. He had also complained that the road has been plowed out by his mailbox so that it was not at the pro- per height. This is his responsibility.