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96 the townhouses and model homes to be rented out. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Permits for each system are required. 9/27/71 Mr. Gotwald mentioned that the culvert had been placed in the ditch coming from the outlot in LaMotte's Second Addition, and that the ditch was open. He sug- gested that barricades be placed there temporarily. Mr. Cardinal moved to authorize installing barricades in the outlot. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. Gotwald was asked if he had made final inspection of the road in LaMotte's Second Addition; he stated that he had, that everything was okay, and that he would send a letter recommending approval and releasing of the $500 held by the bank. Mr. Cardinal moved to accept the road in LaMotte's Second Addition and to stipulate that the $500 bond be released at such time as the Clerk receives the letter from Mr. Gotwald. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. L'Allier recommended that because of a recent Attorney General's Opinion last month relating to plastic pipe as allowed under the State Plumbing Code, that it seems reasonable and appropriate at this time to have the P&Z look into the matter of amending our Ordinance No. 53 and accepting plastic pipe. There were no objections; the Clerk will write to Mr. McLean, asking that the matter be put on their agenda. Mr. Bohjanen reported that he had looked into the name plaques for the Council table and had two prices: $3.95 and $6.50 as well as a price on plastic for $1.95. He expected another bid less than $3.65. Mr. L'Allier had received a price of $180 on a bronze plaque for the outside of the building; this would be 1'x1 1/2', inscribed "Lino Lakes Municipal Building, Dedicated 1971" with the Councilmen's names and titles in 1" and 1/2" letters respectively. Four rosettes would hide the corner screws; the cost included the engraving. Mr. Cardinal noted that this plaque was to have been donated. After discussion, Mr. Cardinal moved to get the bronze plaque for $180.00. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Middle initials will be included. Mr. L'Allier reported that he and Mr. Jaworski had met with the Centerville Council last Friday night to discuss their request to meet with them to explore the possibilities of Lino Lakes providing police protection to Centerville. Mr. L'Allier had asked Mr. Locher whether we, as having a part time police force, could contract for policing. Mr. Locher had stated that we could because of the mutual aid agreements within the County. As to having a policeman who qualifies under the law regarding training requirements, Mr. L'Allier stated that our Chief Constable comes under the grandfather clause of the 1969 statute. Mr. L'Allier stated that he had visited with their Mayor later and had been told that Centerville had agreed unanimously to contract with us for policing until the, end of the year, and that this would be confirmed at their next meeting. After some discussion, Mr. L'Allier moved that Lino Lakes agree to offer police protection to the Village of Centerville effective October 1, 1971, until the end of the year, at a cost of $3.50 per capita based on the 1970 census, to be pro - rated, and that the Council authorize the use of Centerville's car after the matter of insurance is settled; also to authorize the Attorney to draw up the necessary contracts to be signed by the Mayor and the Clerk - Treasurer; and to authorize payment as per preference of Centerville on or before December 15th. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Mr. L'Allier requested the authorizing of hiring a 5th part time police officer. He noted that one of our police men is willing to quit his job and take the State - required courses with compensatory salary loss, which is rebatable to the