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200 Sept. 24, 1973 Mr. Ma.ri,er reported there were no recommendation from the P & Z to pass on to the Council. There had been two parties present but only for information. There are four items that the P &Z would l i ke a report on: 1) The Polaris TX sign 2 mile east of Sunset on Main Street. Also there is a building there on agricultural property but is a commercial enterprise and has not gone through the P &Z. 2) Molin Concrete had not completed their screening. The P &Z felt that now is a good time for planting trees and this screening should be completed. 3) There was a question as to whether Glenn Rehbein had a building permit for the extension to the west of his storage building. 4) Also, there was a question of the building being erected at Forjay, do they have a permit. 5) The P &Z wondered about the progress in Shenandoah and Country Lake. There are 29 homes in Country Lake and 13 in Shenandoah. The P &Z would I i ke a report on these subjects. Mr. Marier suggested that the Building Inspector check these items out and report to the Council at the Oct. 9, 1973 meeting. The Clerk is to contact him with this request. Mr. Cardinal reported on the Park Board meeting. He had been unable to attend but had sent his suggestions to the Board. They are working on a Park Board budget and will have the complete figures at a later date. Mr. Kent had located a trailer 8X20, that can be rented from Dec. 15 thru Mar. 15 for $70.00 per month. This would be a temporary measure to be used at the Hall property. Mr. Jaworski asked who would be responsible for damage to the trailer. Mr. Locher was of the opinion that the Village would be liable for any damage to the unit. Mr. Jaworski then suggested that in order to avoid damage and destruction to the unit, that someone would have to be in the trailer at all times during the period it was in use. Mr. Cardinal moved to rent the unit with Electric heat with the stipulation that the Park Board arrange for supervision from 5:30 P.M. till 9:00 P.M., 7 days a week at no cost to the Village. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Mr. Marier moved to amend the motion by adding "that the Park Board submit to the Council a schedule as to who would be on duty at what times and what days." Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried. Mr. Cardinal asked for a vote on the original motion. Motion carried unaminously. Park Board talked about a beautification plan for the pond in front of the Ha l l . Mr. Cardinal w i l l get their ideas at the next Board meeting. The Park Board asked that the plans for the Hockey Rink at the Hall property be deferred until the Lino Park is completed. Mr. Jaworski was concerned over getting a warming house for Lino Park. He thought that if the materials were purchased by the Village, the Lions Club would do the construction. Mr. Bohjanen asked about the cost. Mr. Jaworski said for a block building 24X24 he thought it would cost app- roximately $2,500.00. What he wanted to know was if he proposed this to the Lions, Club and the cost isn't out of sight, would the Council go along with