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49 7/12/71 Mr. Gotwald stated that he again would like to try to set up a meeting on the Chomonix sewer and water assessments. They want water anyway, but Jandric is holding things up. He had called Springsted and found that Mr. Springsted would be free tomorrow and Friday. He noted that Vince Lombardi, Jr., had bought a lot in Lakes Addition No. 2. Mr. Cardinal moved to set a meeting on the Chomonix assessments for Friday, July 16th at 5 :30 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. The Clerk will contact Springsted and Jandric. A request had been received from North Central Public Service to install service to Zelinka's Forjay greenhouses. Mr. Rosengren noted an error in the wording where it mentions 4th Avenue crossing Hwy. #49 which it doesn't. Mr. Gotwald stated that he had no objection since the place is in their area; no other objections were voiced. Mr. L'Allier stated that he had had a call from Bill Horbal of the Oasis who is closing a sale on the place, Mr. Horbal had brought the prospective buyer to the meeting. Mr. L'Allier felt that we should hear him and have the police investi- gate his background; the matter can be placed on the agenda for the next meeting. Mr. Horbal introduced Larry Cichy who stated that he has a recommendation from the Brooklyn Park police. He stated that he has part time interest there in a club. Mr. Cichy stated that he is looking for a house in the vicinity so that he can meet the residency requirements. He wished to incorporate the business. Mr, Cardinal moved to authorize the. police to conduct their usual investigation of Mr. Cichy and to place the matter on the next agenda. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Mr. .Cichy stated that his attorney was Gerald Singer and that he could call him if we had questions. Mr. L'Allier adivsed that he gave his attorney call Mr. Locher if he had questions. Mr. L'Allier felt that the discussion on advertising for a ftill -time man should be held at the Friday meeting. Mr. Rosengren mentioned that he had heard that next year it will be mandatory that municipalities allow the use of plastic pipe in plumbing. Mr. Gotwald stated that it was rumored that there will be a maximum law where we can't exceed the specifications set forth by the State. He commented on additional costs for permits. The Clerk was asked to drop a note to the Building Inspector to see if he is up -dated on the surcharge; also, to write for a copy of the new State code. Mr. L'Allier noted that Mr. Ellingsen, Weed Inspector, was in attendance. Mr. Ellingsen stated that he was ready to start cutting and spraying weeds on Wednesday or Thursday. He asked that if anyone knows of any wild hemp they should let him know so that it can by sprayed. He noted that in the SW part of the State, the State way paying up to $45 per acre to get rid of the weed. Mr. L'Allier felt that Mr. Ellingsen should continue on as usual, to hire additional help or machinery as necessary for his work. Mr. L'Allier suggested that we write the County that we are spraying the roads and remind them to do likewise. Mr. Ellingsen was asked to notify the Clerk if he found weeds uncut along County roads; he noted that he is in contact with Dave Torkildson on this. Mr. L'Allier stated that he hadn't yet heard back on limiting candlepower on signs, and asked Mr. Cardinal to take up the matter at the P&Z, Mr. Cardinal noted that this had been mentioned at the P&Z previously. Mr. L'Allier asked the clerk tomrite the State if they have any such recommendations. The Clerk stated that she had received a request for street light at Linda and Lauren. Mr, Rosengren noted that we should also have one here at the Ball by