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1 1 1 6/28/71 Mr, L'Allier felt that they didn't since their contract showed on or about July 1st. Mr. Locher stated that there would be no problem if it went beyond that date, since there are circumstances beyond their control. Gerry Pehl of the Circle Pines Utilities, felt that when Molin signed the contact with them that they knew the cost savings and wanted to start as soon as possible. After further discussion, Mr. L'Allier moved to send copies of the letters received to the other parties asking for comments on the infor- mation and statements therein, that such comments ,be back to the Council by the regular meeting on the second Monday in July. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Carbon copies will be sent to the Attorney and Mr. Blaylock. The Clerk presented the following applications: 3.2 beer on & off sale licenses for Jimmy Aragon and Luther LeVesseur; 3.2 beer off sale only for Nathe Brothers, Inc.,,Henry Speiser, B.K.O., Inc., and Annie J. Ross; dance license for Nathe Brothers, Inc., Jimmy C. Aragon, B,K.O., Inc., and Stanley Thayer. Mr. Cardinal moved to grant the above licenses with the stipulation that the Attorney clear all the applications and also authorize the Clerk and the Mayor to sign the license. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. The Clerk noter1 that no applications had been received from the Knotty Pine Inn. Also, Nathe Brothers, Inc. had not yet paid for their on sale liquor license. Mayor L'Allier instructed the Clerk to call Nathe Brothers telling them that'if, the money were not in by the last working hour on the 30th, that the police would close them down at midnight. Mr. Cardinal asked if the ordinance on full time men had been published, and when we would put out ads for the position. The matter is to be placed on the agenda for July 12th and possibly Thursday evening for guidelines for the ad. The Clerk was instructed to place all employment ads in the three papers serving the area, i.e., Forest Lakes Times, Circulating Pines, and Blaine Life. Mr. L'Allier reported that the police were having problems with the old Hansen gravel pit, namely, that there was considerable vandalism to the buildings and that it was a lovers nest. The place is difficult to check since there are many paths around it. Also kids are swimming in the water hole which is reported to be some 120 feet deep. Mr. L'Allier felt that this violates the nuisance ordinance and might be detrimental to health and welfare. He had asked the police,and the County Inspector to look at the place. Mr. L'Allier moved that the Building Inspector be authorized to look at the plane and condemn the buildings, and that it be fenced for no access. There was discussion. The Clerk noted that several interested buyers for the place had been in the office, but were unable to obtain the name of the current owner. Mr. L'Allier added to the motion that the Attorney get the name of the last known owner and write e letter that they are in violation of the nuisance ordinance and that the buildings are to be taken down and the hole filled rather than the place fenced. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal.noted that blocking the driveways would only create trespassing across other people's property. Mr. Bohjanen moved to pay the bills as audited, except to hold the ,checks written for police clothing allowance. Seconded by Mr, Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr, Cardinal moved to adjourn at 10:55 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Aye. �- Minutes approved at the meeting of July 12, 1971 Clerk - Treasurer