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the septic tank, the Engineer could check the drainage. This was discussed as well as the time delay between application end granting the permit. Mr. Bohjenen felt that the Clerk should not issue the permit until all had looked at the plans and given an okay. Mr. L'Allier noted that this would help keep track of future assessments, since in the Jandrio project no clear title is given to the land until 1 1/2 times the assessments have been made. He stated that the Clerk had checked various communities and found that most have moved towards this. Also, the minimum square footage and lot size could be put on the permit, as well as other stipulations. Mr. Bohjanen felt that the application form should request all pertinent details, that we would have to devise an application blank. Following discussion, Mr. Cardinal moved that applications for building permits be made at the Village offices, that all plans be submitted with the appli- cation, that the permit be granted in 10 days or less, that the Building Inspector and Engineer check the plans and return them with a tecommendation within 10 days, and that permits for the sewer system and plumbing be issued at the same time. Seconded by Mr. Bohjenen. Carried unanimously. Clyde Rehbein felt that the 10 day time limit was too long, and that he had never had to wait more than 2 days for a permit. Mr. L'Allier stated that if the 10 day delay becomes unreasonable, we can change this. The Clerk asked when this would become effective. It was felt that this could be checked on at the next meeting, but would be no later than January 1st. The Clerk suggest- ed running the application forma on the mimeograph, the same as for several other application forms we now use. Mr. Rosengren reported that the snowfence was still being put up, that the gas pump and tank were nearly ready, and that we should contact the County for a buyers number. He thought we should use ethyl gas since the police cars require this and they use the moat. This was felt to be okay by the other members. .This will be discussed further at the next meeting. Mr. Bohjenen reported that he had a man who will repaint the Village signs at $15 each and put new numbers on them. One sign has been damaged which leaves four. Mr. Bohjanen asked if he should order the plaque for the Citizen of the Year. All agreed that the name mentioned last meeting was okay. He will contact Chuck Horton on the plaque. Mr. L'Allier suggested setting a hearing on the applications reoeived for a full - time Clerk- Treasurer. After discussion, Mr. Rosengren moved to set a special meeting on December 7th at 8 P.M. to review the applications for full - time Clerk- Treasurer. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. L'Allier read the police report for Centerville for October as follows: 1,109.6 miles driven on the Centerville squad car, 190 home.and business checks, 3 burglaries, 3 open doors found during cheoks,•3 motorists given aid, 3 complaints, 1 stolen snowmobile, 1 act of vandalism and 1 act of disorderly conduct. Mr. L'Allier then read the•Lino Lakes October police report as follows: 3,895.7 miles driven, 380 he and business checks, 23 complaints, 19 assists to/by other depts., 8 escapees from the Youth Center involving 3 1/2 hours time, 6 motorists given aid, 4 acts of larceny, 4 accidents, 4 stolen autos recovered, 2 autos stolen, 3 domestics, and 2 burglar alarms (false). Mr. L'Allier stated that Centerville had returned a signed copy of the Polic- ing Contract. Mr. L'Allier moved to authorize the Mayor and Clerk to sign the contract for policing Centerville through the remainder of 1971. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. L'Allier stated that Centerville had requested that the same contract