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1 1 Mr. L'Allier called for a motion on whether Circle Pines is or is not in violation of the franchise or ordinance as it relates to the addition and /or extension of their lines without permission of the Council. Mr. Jaworski moved that the Council go on record as finding Circle Pines in violation of ordinancd #28 and /or 29 in not appearing before the Council for prior approval of addition or extension of their lines. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Vote: W. Jaworski -Aye, Mr. Cardinal--Aye, W. Rosengren--No, Mr. Bohjanen--Aye, Mr. L'Allier -Aye. Motion carried. Mayor L'Allier called for a motion relating as to whether or not we approve or disapprove of the action of Circle Pines Utilities in extending their lines to cross existing lines to duplicate service in an area already serviced, and if we do or, do not approve they be granted or not granted permission to service Molin Concrete. Mr. Bohjanen moved to deny to the Utilities Commission of, Circle Pines the right to extend their lines in Lino Lakes as to crossing service lines put in by North Central on Lilac Street as such complies with the resolution previously recommended by the Council. After discussion the motion was read again. Mr. Bohjanen was willing to put in the phrase, "disapprove of the action." There was no second to the motion, The Mayor called for, another motion. Mr. L'Allier moved that the Council disapprove of the action of Circle Pines Utilities extending their lines to service Molin Concrete and that we specifically request that they do not service the Molin Concrete plant. Seconded by W. Bohjanen. Vote: Mr. Jaworski—Aye, W. Cardinal- Aye, Mr. Rosengren - -No., W. Bohjanen- -Aye, Mr. L'Allier -Aye. Motion carried. W. L'Allier stated that if there were no objection, the Clerk would transmit the sum and substance of this action to Circle Pines Utilitis, Molin Concrete and North Central Public Service Co., with carbon copies to the Council mem- bers and to the attorneys who were here this evening and last Monday, namely, Mr. Burstein and Mr. Simon. Mr. L'Allier stated that he wished for ratification of this time of unofficial action taken after the special meeting (Aug. 16th) to authorize the Planner to proceed with, a preliminary zoning map; he asked Mr. Gotwald to bring us up to date on the map. Mr. Gotwald mentioned that the State had passed a law requiring communities to be involved in a comprehensive use plan for extension of sewer trunk lines. The Metro Sewer Board has included in their program for the next 2 years an extension of an interceptor to Centerville. All other requirements for this interceptor were met in both Lino Lakes and Centerville except our comprehensive use plan which is presently holding them up. Mr. Gottwald stated that he had talked with Mr. Dohorty who realizes that the community has not completed a comprehensive plan but is satisfied that we are working on same. He requires a map showing what we have done to date for thier file. Mr. Gotwald noted that zoning maps are subject to change since. zoning plans are in a state of flux. Mr. Gotwald commented on payment of Metro Sewer charges, suggesting that we include a hookup charge to help pay for the Metro charges. He thought that a copy of a preliminary zoning map plus a resolution authorizing same, and a statement from the Planner would handle the requirements for present. W.