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5/10/71 Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. Carried unanimously. Mr. Rosengren stated that if we do all this then we can figure out the blecktopping which has top priority. He also mentioned a culvert on Baldwin Lake Road and suggested purchasing an additional six foot length of culvert to prevent the current washing out at the ends. Mr. L'Allier asked W. Gotwald if he had been in contact withAhe St. Paul Water Dept. on hauling rubble on Peltier Drive. Mr. Gotwald stated that he had been and that they will dispose of all their rubble there. Both Mr. L'Allier and Mr. Cardinal suggested contacting the County to have them do, the same. Mr. Gotwald stated that there was no polution problem with busted concrete and hard asphalt. There was more discussion. Mrr. Rosengren asked if the lines had been established on Peltier. Mr. Gotwald stated that the Water Dept. had placed their stakes and we had also. The only problem was to wait for the survey by ]sirs. Wilhelmy. The Clerk will drop her a note to see how the survey is coming. )Mrs. Clifton Brisson of Peltier Drive asked why the grader always digs down at the driveways and pulls the dirt across the road to the lakeshore leaving about an eight inch drop. There was discussion with lMtr. Gotwald stating that the grader man should do some shovel work when he is done. Mr. Baeklin was asked to talk to Ivan about this. Mr. Gotwald presented a letter stating that the final inspection of the building had been made by Art Hagen and himself. He had found that the project has been completed and fulfills the requirements of the plan and contract. Mr. Gotwald recommended that the final payment of $8073.77 be made to Mattson Building and Supply Co. He noted also that they have charged the air conditioning units and they we have a one year guarantee on the building. There was discussion on the blower for removing the smoke with Mr. Gotwald suggesting that Lino Lakes do like most other municipalities and prohibit smoking in the Council chambers. Air. Gotwald thought that the problem with the ice on the east side eave had been taken care of. Mr, Bohjanen moved to pay Mattson the balance owing. Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. Carried unanimously. Mr. Gotwald will double cheek on the eave. Ur. Gotwald recommended that locks be placed on the three switchboxes for the air conditioning units and that fencing, including a gate with a lock, be placed around the slab to protect the units from kids, etc. After discussion Mr. Bohjanen moved to have six foot redwood fencing installed to cover the air conditioning units at a cost of about $100.00. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. Jeworski moved to authorize Mr. Gotwald to make a preliminary map identifying lowland areas as set forth in the Orono ordinance and to authorize Mr., Gotwald to meet and work with the Park Board and the P&Z. Seconded by Mr, Cardinal. Carried unanimously. W. Gotwald showed a base map with blue areas, noting that the land in conoern would cover the area out as far as 50 to 100 feet from every shoreline., He noted that Anoka County has a floodplain plan from which we could get information. He estimated that if we pass an ordinance similar to Orono's it would cover some 4000 acres.ineluding the lakes. W. Cardinal moved, on Mr. Gotwald's recommendation, to authorize Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. to place buried cable along 4th Avenue north of Lilac Street; also that the letter granting permission include a notice that since there are