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5/24/71 23 .,Mr. Bohjanen moved to, issue liquor licenses as outlined with the stipulation of proof of signatures, insurance and bonds being received before the license :is issued, to the following: Circle -Lex VFW Post --Club on -sale and Sunday on -sale; Ruth E. Freeman --off sale; Henry Rosengren_: on sale;- Stanley Thayer --on sale and Sunday on -sale; Chomonix Country Club-- onAsale; B.K.O.,, Inc. --on sale,. Sunday on- sale off -sale. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried with. Mr. Rosengren abstaining. Mr. Jaworski reported that the Park Board had met on May 17th and discussed the wetlands ordinance. He noted that the P&Z minutes referred to the Orono ordinance, but this was in error. Mr. Jaworski moved to turn over the proposed wetlands ordinance to the P&Z for study and recommendation on the possible inclusion of such a classification in the zoning classification ordinance. He noted that the P&Z had set a special meeting for June 2nd for such discussion. Mr. L'Allier noted that we were in no hurry, that we should do this up right. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. Rosengren reported that the boys had worked on 7th Avenue last week in prepara- tion for gravel and blacktop, but that the wet weather had stopped work on Oak Lane. He was waiting for prices on material for the roads and the pond. He inquired whether the Council was concerned with a time factor on the pond. He felt that we should run plastic pipe for the pond and shape it better, making it smaller. Mr. Bohjanen had obtained a brochure with prices on Bentonite for use under the pond; Mr. Rosengren was waiting for prices from Roseacres. Mr. L'Allier asked both men to get estimates, etc. • Mr. Rosengren stated that he had,gotten the material for the fence around the air conditioners today at a cost, of some $46.00; he thought it would take three or four hours to put it up. Mr. Rosengren noted the information received from Mr. Burman on contract prices from the County gasoline, etc. He felt that if we had our own storage we could save quite a bit on the gasoline elone1,even if.'a11 the vehicles. used ethyl. Ater discussion, the Clerk was instructed•to make a tally of the amount.and cost of the gasoline used per year, and to send the amounts to the Council members. Mr. L'Aliier instructed Mr. Rosengren to keep his eyes open for a used tank; Mr. Rosengren noted that a 5000 gallon tank'did not cost much more than a 2000 gallon tank. Mr. Backlin noted that a Mr. McKinnon would be in with prices on culverts., Crystal Ahlman asked when we would fix. Vicky Lane, noting that the gravel put in was gone and that she had damaged her car. W. Jaworski asked about 4th Avenue. Other roads were discussed. The work will have to wait for good'weather. Mr. Bohjanen reported that he had checked on charges for use of Village Halls for civic purposes. Plain and Lexington had answered that neither charged anything, but Blaine did if excess junk was left after a meeting. 'He stated that he hadn't talked since with the Drifter's, but they had previously indicated that they were willing to pay for the clean -up. He noted that Blaine has someone there in the evenings and that we could do the same here on scheduled meeting nights. He stated that he would like to meet again with the Drifters. W. Jaworski stated that he couldn't see any reason to charge the groups; Mr. Rosengren wondered about scheduling, but Mr. Bohjanen thought this was no problem since Blaine has four times as many people and meetings and have no trouble scheduling. Mr. L'Allier stated that the scheduling should be cleared through the Clerk who handles the calendar, Mr. Bohjanen thought these would be set up on a regular basis. Mr. Bohjanen stated that they had not yet jelled the details on the coronation. He noted that the Metro Park bill was dead in the House, but that we shouldn't get