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26 February 23, 1976 Mr. Zelinka asked if theeeis not officers available at the County Jail for the searching of female prisioners and Chief Myhre said, Yes. Mr. Zelinka moved to have the Attorney review this matter and see what can be done to change the classification before this training becomes a fact. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. '_Locher read the minutes designating this positon as a Policewoman - Clerk - Typist. Mr. McLean said as he remembered the list of duties, 95% was clerical and 5% as a Policewoman. Chief Myhre repeated his request to have the examinations for Mr. Hillyer and Mrs. Pankratz. Mr. Hillyer has completed the training and these exams must be done before reimbursement to the City. Mr. McLean asked, if Mrs. Pankratz has these examinations, and doesn't go to the school, will the City be compensated for the cost? Chief Myhre said, No. Mr. Zelinka asked if these examinations are necessary and Chief Myhre said he felt this should be required of all personnel of the Police Department whether in connection with going to school or just being hired for a position on the force. Mr. Zelinka moved to approve the examinations for Mr. Hillyer and for Mrs. Pankratz providing this does not commit the Council to approve her attendance to BCA. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. ..The Clerk reported $85.00 had been received from Anoka County as reimbursement for gopher bounty payments. ..Reported on a letter from North Central Public Service announcing the release of priorty numbers 1 through 450 for gas allocation. Additional releases will be made within the next few months. ..The annual meeting of the Anoka Electric Cooperative will be held March 6, 1976 at the new Anoka Senior High School on 7th Avenue. This meeting begins at 10:00 A.M. :.Read a letter from Montgonery Wards asking the requirements of the City in re- ference to the installation of swimming pools. The Clerk was instructed to for- ward this to the Planning and Zoning Board. ..Copies of the Contract with the Engineers had been received for approval and signature. It was noted that some rates were increased but the basic fee rates and the attendance at Council meetings had remained the same. Mr. McLean moved to approve the Contract and authorize the Mayor and the Clerk to sign the con- tract. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion carried unanimously. ..A request from the Lino Lakes Parents Club for permission to hold a Turkey Bingo at the Lino Elementary School on Friday, April 9, 1976 beginning at 7:30 P. M. Mr. Zelinka moved to approve. Seconded by Mr. Karth. Motion carried unanimously. ..Reported that a second set of plans for the improving of North Road had been received and had been forwarded to Mr. Gotwald for study. ..Read a letter from the City of Lexington stating the City Council of Lexington agreed with the Resolution submitted by the City of Ham Lake and the City of Lexington will support the City of Ham Lake in their endeavor. ..A letter from the City of Bloomington in reference to the stadium issue was read. This letter suggests this issue should be put before the people in a referendum vote. The Clerk was instructed to send copies of this letter to all Council members. Mr. Zelinka felt if the people have to pay for this structure, they should have a say in what is built and where. Mr. Zelinka moved to write the City of Bloomington and to our Representatives stating if there is any indication