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55 7/26/71 Mr. Locher pointed out that there is no zoning map with this code so that existing zoning is in effect. Crystal stated that she wanted to see the zoning map and that the Council should wait for it before adopting this code. Mr. ,Jaworski pointed out that we were not zoning anything. There was considerable discussion. Mr. Cardinal pointed out that the P&Z had recommended adoption of the zoning code as changed above. Mr. Cardinal moved to accept the Zoning District Code (Ord. #56) as amended by the Planning and Zoning Board above, providing that Mr. Jaworski talked to the Mayor. The vote was taken as follows: Mr. Jaworski, Aye; Mr. Cardinal, Aye; Mr. Rosengren, Aye; Mr. Bohjanen, No. Carried. Mr. Locher noted that the Zoning District Code (Ord. #56) must be published, and asked the Clerk to send him the corrected sheets. Crystal stated that the P&Z meets before and after their meetings at home to do business. The public is unaware of what they do. Mr. Cardinal moved to close the hearing at 8:58 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren, Carried unanimoue*y. The regular business meeting resumed. The Clerk reported that she bad received -2 copies of the first "Letter" from the State Dept. of'Administration concerning the new State Building Code. The Clerk was asked to send one copy to the Building Inspeotor.and to make copies for the Council. Joe Davis had requested a 3.2 beer permit for a Lion's Club softball tournament to be held on August 15th at Sunrise Park. Mr. Locher, who is familiar with the Lion's Club insurance, stated that they have no liability for liquor, but there is.a question on 3.2 beer. Mr, Cardinal moved to grant the beer permit to the Lion's Club as requested. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimousl1r. Mr. Jaworski stated that Mr. Davis had called him and invited the Council to attend the game between the WCCO Wildcats and the Lion's Club members at 1:30 on the 15th. The Clerk inquired whether the Council wished to continue the maintenance contract on the IBM Selectrio typewriter. Mr. Bohjanen moved to continue the contract for $42.00 per year. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ellingsen.had left copies of a pamphlet on wild hemp as well as a sample. A letter from NSP requested a list of construction projects planned for 1972 by August 6th in order to prepard cost estimates for their budget. Mr. Rosen - gren.suggested a list of street lights and was asked to make one up. Suggestion given were: corner of Linda and Lauren, pond by the Hall, Pine St. at #23, Linda St. & Hodgson Rd., Cty. J and Holly Dr., Main St. by the freeway service road. The Clerk reported that she had checked the minutes from 1953 to 1967 inclusive looking for references to the maintenance of Holly Drive between Norm Miller's and Grygelko's, but had found nothing specific. She had found, however, in a Supervisor's Road Order Book, the laying out of a 4 -rod road in 1886 coin- ciding with Holly Rrive between 12th Avenue and Centerville Road. Mr. Cardinal stated that he recalled no work having ever been done on that particular stretch in question. Pete Scherer asked why the police, buses, and mailmen used the road if it waan't.a Village road. .He noted, too, that the County Sheriff had given tickets for littering on Holly Dr. Crystal interjected a thank you for the street work done in Twilight Acres. There was discussion. Mr. Locher noted that a petition had been received and notices posted in 1886, He thought the road might possible have been maintained for a while and then abandoned. Denny Houle stated that he had worked in the gravel pit in 1939 or 40 when they were hauling gravel on Holly Drive; .he felt that since the trucks drove