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5/24/71 25 4. Put up new barricades to replace the posts. 5. Finish the road as soon as possible. 6. Make the road one -way within the Park itself since it is not wide enough for two oars to meet. There was considerable discussion, with it being noted that an additional "closed" sign has been put up, and that the County won't do anything until they see how the Metro Park bill comes out. Mrs. Bohjanen suggested adding toilets at the top of the list of things to put in. Mr. Jaworski moved to send such a letter to the County requesting the above mentioned items, including sanitary facilities. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. Mr. Jaworski felt that if the County were going to do nothing with the park then they should barricade the entrance. Sewer license applications had been received from Alfred Maisio (renewal) and from Dwayne Cardinal. Atter discussion, Mr. Rosengren moved to grant sewer licenses to Mr. Maisio and Mr. Cardinal with the stipulation that proof of current bond and , insurance be attached to Mr. Maisio's. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen, ,Carried unanimously. Mr, L'Allier reported that a hearing had been set by the Minnesota Water Resources Board on the Rice Creek Watershed District for 10 A.M. on June 10th; he asked Mr. Bohjanen to( attend. Mr. Bohjanen noted that they will alsb net on the 1st of June to petition for nominees for the Board of Managers at the same school. The Clerk was asked to send Mr. Bohjanen a copy of the hearing notice immediately. Mr. Bohjanen stated that the matter was at a stalemate due to waiting for the Metro Council on the Park thing. Mr. Cardinal asked the Council to set a time for the Riding Stable hearing, it was decided that the letter would include the time set for 9 o'clock P.M. Mr.aLocher reported that he had received a request for a building permit from a Bernard Ness for Lots 9 & 10, Block 5, Lexington Park Lakeview, except for the West 1/2 of each, according to Torrence Title Certificate Number 33921. He noted that the lots had been split in 1961 prior to Ord. 21A, but that a building permit had been. denied at that mime because of the covenants. The Ness' attorney had obtained a court statement that the. covenants. were lifted; Mr.. Locher could see 'no reason why they could not be given a building permit. He stated that it would set no precedent since this had oecured once before. John Juleen mentioned that there was a 10 foot easement through the middle of the lots in that block; he felt that since the lots were 1 acre in size that eventually there would be a roadway built through the middle, and that these people should be made to leave an additional 30 foot easement for such a road, There was considerable discussion; Mr.-,Rosengren noted that the drainage on Blocks 5 and 6 was poor and that a drainage ditch should be constructed in each. Mr. Locher felt he should get together with Mr. ,Gotwald On this. Mr. Rosengren moved that the matter of future roadway easements in the Lakeview area be referred to the Engineer to make recommendations as to special areas to be set aside for water, sewer and streets in the Lakeview area. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously, The Clerk was instructed to write 'to Mr. Dupre, allowing the building permit but writing thereon that a 40 foot easement must be left for future improvements on the east side of the lots. The Clerk was asked to get clarification or the time of the Board of Review meeting since Centerville,'s is set for the same evening. Cards on the correct date will be sent to members. Mr. Cardinal felt that we should not pay Skelly's bill since the license numbers are not listed on the tickets. John Juleen stated that he couldn't see how the Village could afford to pay the costs of prosecution when the new State laws on burning are adopted. He noted that we got