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86 9/27/71 1972 was received, showing total charges of $180,235.68, deferred charges and credits amounting to $129,954.00, making a total due in 1972 of $50,281.68. The Clerk was asked to make copies of the cost sheet for the Council members. The affidavit of publication for the Notice to Voters on filing affidavits of candidacy was received from the Forest Lake Times. A notice of a Metro Sewer Board hearing was read. Additional pages of names on the March 22, 1971, pet- ition against the proposed Metro Park plan had been received from Mrs. Sylvia Marier. There were no objections to having the Clerk attach these pages to the original petition. Also received was the signed copy of the First Rider to Agreement between the Board of Water Commissioners and Lino Lakes regarding the ditch in LaMotte's Second Addition. The Clerk stated that, as requested, she had checked the old road record book for easements on Pine Street but had found nothing, noting that they could have been on some of the missing pages. Mr. Bruce Fleming had sent a letter stating that due to the rising costs of dog food, gasoline and all other related items, he could no longer keep operat- ing at the 1966 fees. He stated that starting January 1, 1972 the cost of patrolling the Village would be $35.00 per month and the cost of board for impounded animals raised from $1.00 per day to $1.50 per day. The Clerk remind- ed the Council that the fees for board and pickup were set by ordinance and a change would require an amendment. The matter will be taken up at the next budget meeting. The Lexington Volunteer Fire Department report for the period October 10, 1970 through August 6, 1971 was received; the lengthy report was passed around. The Clerk reported receipt of a letter from the Polution Control Agency granting permit 6956 for construction and operation of a sanitary sewer extension in Lino Lakes, i.e., for the Lakes Addition No. 2 lateral, system. Copies will be made for members. The Clerk read a fourth complaint on the Lino Lakes Riding Stable which was received by the police on Sept. 17th from Mr. Walter Wilharber, 6949 Center- ville Road. Mr. Cardinal reported that sign applications No. 111 -113 from Naegele Outdoor Advertising had been approved by the Engineer and recommended for acceptance by the P&Z. Mr. Cardinal moved to approve a special use permit for sign applica- tion No. 111 by Naegele Outdoor Adv., location at Hwy. 35W and Hwy. 14. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal moved to approve a special use permit for sign application No. 112 by Naegele Outdoor Adv., location near Hwy. 35E and 80th Street. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried with Mr. L'Allier abstaining since involved. Mr. Cardinal moved to approve a special use permit for sign application No. 113 by Naegele Outdoor Adv., location at Hwy. 35E and Hwy. 14. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal reported that the P&Z had considered the matter of charging for individual sewage system permits at the time building permits are taken out; also, the Clerk had called 4 neighboring communities to see how they handle this. He asked the Clerk to make copies of her report for the Council. Mr. Jaworski mentioned the letter from Anoka County dated September 9th dealing with monies from the Federal government for hiring of the unemployed- -Anoka County had received $131,000 and had suggested a list of jobs which qualified. 1 A