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evenings to those of October 7, 8 & 12 would be necessary for voter regis- tration. The office will be open until 9 o'clock P.M. on those days for registrants' convenience by law. The Clerk reported that she had received a letter of intent from Mr. Lawrence Cichy, new owner of the Oasis Loungs, as to his residing in Lino Lakes as of September 1st, and that on the approval of Mr. Myhre and Mr. Locher, she had mailed him the necessary licenses for that date. Mr. Locher stated that the statement was adequate for the purpose. He noted that the certificate of insurance received for Mr. Cichy caused one problem in that the form contained a different statement then the required 10 -day cancellation clause. The Clerk was instructed to call and write Mr. Cichy to have this changed under Ordinance. No. 31, Subdivision 3. W. Locher read the limits of the policy which were considerably more than required. The Clerk stated that she was running low on the pink checks and asked authorization to reorder. Mr. Bohjanen moved to authorize the purchase of 2000 blank checks which would be a two -year supply. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously., The Clerk reported receipt of the affidavits of publication for Ordinance #57, the weed notices and the advertisements for bids on the sewer & water lateral project for Jandric. The Clerk reported that 2 more complaints on the Lino Lakes Riding Stable had been received from Frank McKoy and Emmet Libel. Mr. L'Allier noted that the complaints were getting repetitious, that there is violation after violation, and suggested that the Council set a special hearing to consider revoking the special use permit. Mr. Jaworski moved to set a special hearing to consider the complaints received on the Lino Lakes Riding Stable during the next regular meeting on September 27th at 8:30 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. W. Locher noted that all parties should be notified in writing. The Clerk mentioned the Metropolitan Council Community Assistance Program letter which had been brought up at the last meeting and asked if there were any comments. There were none. Mr. Cardinal introduced Mr. Dick Koch of 6307 Baldwin Lake Road who wishes to build a house on his extra lot, but is unable to get a building permit be- cause that portion of the road is not a Village street. Mr. Locher noted that there are deeds to the County for the roadway, but that Jake's Office refused to accept them for maintenance; they refuse to take responsibility. Mr. Koch stated that the snow is plowed sometimes by the Village and some- times by the County. Mr. Rosengren maintained that Village trucks do not go on that part of the road. There was considerable discussion on the matter with the general feeling that if the County would deed over the easements to the Vil]ge, then we would accept the road for partial maintenance. Later, a petition signed by 35% of the affected land owners could ask for total Village acceptance of the street and up- grading with the affected land owners assessed for the costs. Mrs. Koch presented their.abstract to Mr. Locher, this showing easements to the County. It was decided to nave Mr. Locher write Anoka County indicating that he had done research on the subject, relating to the abstract, telling them to without proof to the contrary by the County, we request them to acknowledge ownership of that portion of Baldwin Lake Road and that they maintain it. Mr. Locher stated that he would be seeing County Attorney Bob Johnson to- morrow and would broach the matter.