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30 if the Village was going to do any work is so close to the poles that they have stated that 77th had the same status as roadway, that it is ok to maintain what the roadway. There was discussion. 6/14/71 on 77th this summer, noting that the road to go around them to plow snow. Mkr. Gotwald a trail, that we have no.easements for a IIIhas been maintained, but that we cannot move Air. Rosengren stated that the motor in the old police car was bas and wished the Council's opinion on what to do with it. Mir. Cardinal felt we should get rid of it, but Mr. Myhre stated that it was in pretty good condition except for the motor. Mr. Myhre stated that the police put about 300 miles on it per month besides what Mr. Juleen drives it. Mr. Jaworski asked Mr. Rosengren to get comparison estimates on repair or a different motor. There was discussion. Mr. Rosengren stated that Jesse Heller wanted to purchase a culvert to place in an old hayroad which is public access; this culvert would assist the natural drainage in the area since high water crosses the road in that spot. Mr. Rosengren stated that the 2 rod road (in the NW1/4 of Section 10) was bounded by Heller and Olson on the West and by Caron, Karth and Roos on the East. After considerable discussion on the jurisdiction and maintenance of the road, W. Rosengren moved to authorize Ir. Helier to put a culvert on the above — mentioned hayroad, whiohwis not•an accepted road, and which the Village does not maintain, at a location to be described later for the record. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr.Rosengren reported that after checking with a company which hauls road materials, that it would cost $2 per ton to have material delivered from Dresser, Wisconsin; the company used 25 ton trucks. Mr. Backlin asked if we were going to get someone in to work on 80th ; -Mi. Gotwald stated yes, that it was authorized one month ago, and that the sand was there to fill in after the bad spot is.dug out. The hearing on the complaints received on the Lino Lakes Riding Stable was called to order at 9:04 P.M. Dave O'Conner, an attorney, and Mr. Pfaff, owner of the stable property, were in attendance along with Miss Sandra Dobryanow and her cousin. Mr. Locher stated that there was a question' of whether Mr. Smith had assigned his special use permit over to Miss Dobryanow.. Sandra stated that Mr. Smith had given her the permit and that she.had paid him for it. Mr. Locher asked Mr. O'Conner to get a legal assigrmnent on the old permit. The complaints which had been received, along with 3 reports of complaints by the Police Department, were read. The Clerk noted that she had received a phone call that Mrs. Leibel.would not be here, but that the Stable people had fixed the damage to her yard. Miss Dobryanow stated that the Leibel yard was filled deer tracks rather than horse tracks, and that a salt lick is there. Mr. Pfaff stated that he had had,many tenants on the property, and that he would not have come to this hearing unless he were confident that the people were ,trying to clean up the place and run a good business. He mentioned the work that they had done and noted that he had received calls from the stating that someone had.opened the gates in the middle of the night. The last few times that the horses got out the fences were not down, but IA seems that people on motorcycles are opening the gates. He felt that a longer perimeter fence was needed; also, that Mir. Wilharber must have given the motorcyclists permission to ride his property between the Water Dept, fence and the Stable property.. Mr. Cardinal stated that he had seen Mr. Wilharber catch a motorcyclist and that he.was sure Mr. Wilharber hadn't given such permission. There was discussion on the Leibel complaint and the deer situation. Mr. O'Conner stated that he and his children ride a lot at the stable and that he could see that these people have made a consistent effort to get rid of the 1