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1 1 1 March 11, 1974 opportunity. to rectify this mistake. Mr. Zelinka asked if the City would need an Ordinance to cover this. Mr. Locher wasn't sure, he will check on this. Mr. Locher presented the Council members with a combination Ordinance dealing with parking or putting objects or materials on the streets. Mr. McLean moved to table this until the March 25, 1974 meeting in order to give the Council time to study the Ordinance. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. The Ordinance setting the odd -years for elections has been published in the Forest Lake Times and affidavits will be received soon. Mr. Locher has the deeds transferring the property correcting the lines in the Lino Park. Since these parcels are less then 21 acres, the City and Mr. LeVessuer must apply for a variance to transfer title. Mr. McLean moved to have the variances presented to the Planning and Zoning on March 20th and presented to the Council on March 25, 1974. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Locher read a road order that was recorded in the Road Supervisor's Book June 7, 1943. This ordered a public highway to be laid out 1 rod either side of the section line between section 9 and section 10 with the road to intersect Main Street. The rod to the East in Section 10 was to be removed from Mr. Grubb's land and the land to the West in Section 9 was to be removed from Mr. Lichtscheidl's land. Neither of these deeds were ever recorded. Mr. LaMotte is attempting to establish the legality of this road. He has property to the South and this road will lead into his property. He had taken a copy of the road order to the County Attorney and his opinion was that even this was ordered in 1943 it must be recorded. After much discussion, Mr. McLean moved to have Mr. Locher get an informal Attorney General's opinion before we proceed further. This matter will be tabled until that time. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Gotwald reported that he had checked on the_progress of the interceptor. At the present time it is in the hands of the Metro Sewer Board and Mr. Brandt is writing a report which will be sent to the Council. Mr. Zelinka asked about a time schedule for installation. Mr. Gotwald said since the engineering contracts have not been approved as far as he knows, there is no possible way to predict a time schedule for installation. There was no old business. Under new business, Mr. Zelinka presented the recommened applicant to replace Mr. Dold. The Personnel Commission had interviewed five applicants and had selected three. Mr. Wilbur to be hired at this time and the remaining two be placed on file in the event that we need more personnel. Mr. Zelinka moved to hire Mr. Richard A. Wilbur as a part time patrolman. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve requisitions #388 through #394 inclusive. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried unanimously.