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1 1 4/26/71 7 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council held on April 26, 1971, was called to order et 8:04 P.M. by Mayor L'Allier with all members present. Mr. Jaworski moved to accept the minutes of the April 12th meeting as corrected. Seconded by Mr'. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. The Clerk reported that applications for car storage had been received from Lawrence L. Byrne and Philip E. Koch, both in the Lakeview area. She stated'that Mr. Gotwald had reported that as of 2:45 P.M. today he had not yet heard from Art Hagen of Mattson Construction; he therefore recommended holding their check until things are cleared up with Mr. Hagen. The Clerk stated that'she bad placed ads for a Deputy Clerk in both the Forest Lake Times and the Circulating Pines for two weeks. Mr. Gotwald had placed ads for Lakes Addition #2 sewer and watermain improvements as well as for the deep well in the Times and The Construction Bulletin. The bids will be opened on May 13th at 11 A.M. The Clerk read the announcement of the League's 57th annual convention on June 9th, 10th, and 11th. She stated that she had omitted placing the following items'on the agenda under old business; the community profile; NSP rate increase; and the full time employee ordinance No. 43A. A schedule of new street lighting rates was passed around, and the Centerville Fire Dept. report for the first quarter 1971 was read. The Clerk wished the Council to consider' taking out a maintenance agreement on the A.B. Dick copier since it was now paid for.: She was asked to check to see whether both parts and labor were covered under an agreement. W. Bohjanen moved to have the police look at the cars for which storage permits were requested and to have them make a recommendation on them by the next meeting. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. W. Cardinal reported that W. West had attended the P&Z meeting on April 21 and had answered questions on plastic pipe. The P&Z had recommended leaving the ordinance as it now stands. There was discussion. ,JAr. Cardinal moved that the plumbing ordinance remain the same until future information on samples and data from the Building Trade Assn. had arrived. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski., Carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal stated that Keith Apitz, who had been granted a limited commercial rezoning on his property a year ago, had approached the P&Z with a request t� install gas pumps. He had been sent ordinance No. 21C and 55. W. Apitz stated that he had some questions on what °he would need rezoning to and on use and construction of the building he wants to'put up. Mr. Locher read the uses allowed on the previous rezoning amendment No. 6T; these'did not include the sale of gasoline. W. Locher told Mr. Apitz "that if he,were going to use the new building for the purposes stipulated in Ord. 6T, he could go right ahead and get,a building permit. Mr. Apitz presented a petition for 'rezoning. Mr. Locher stated that the Council had'a choice of allowing the land to go to straight commercial use or could simply add gas pumps onto the uses in Ord. 6T. There was discussion. Mr. Apitz inquired about the requirements of "making a fireproof building for a gas station. He was told to check with the Building Inspector on the plans. Following further discussion, Mr. Cardinal moved to continue with limited commercial for Mr. Apitz and to set rezoning hearings before the P&Z on May 19 and before the Council May 24. Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. Carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal reported that Richard Zelinka had presented plans for an operation known as Magic Gardens and had requested Village approval, and questioned whether