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12 August 9, 1976 view area to the interceptor. Mr. Locher and Mr. Gotwald to assist in the composit- ion of this letter. Motion was seconded by Mr. Schneider. Motion was carried unanim- ously. Mr. Zelinka suggested an informal meeting with the residents of the Lakeview area be- fore the formal hearing is held to present the information available and get their reaction to the costs. Mr. Zelinka asked for comment on this from the fiscal agent and the Engineer. The general feeling of these two men was this is an added expense since all persons would have to be notified twice. Mr. Gotwald felt that since the public hearing can be continued for several times, this would be the most practiable manner in which to proceed. Mr. Gotwald also felt that if this project should be ord- ered, it should be done as soon as possible. This could be a saving factor in the con- struction costs. Mr. Karth moved to approve the minutes of July 26, 1976 as presented. Seconded by Mr. Schneider. Motion carried unanimously. The Clerk presented the following items for Council consideration: ..The City of Lexington had mailed an itemized bill for fighting the fire on Ware Road. This amounts to almost $6,000.00. Mr. Locher reported there will be action taken against Mr. Ford by the PCA or the DNR. The Anoka County Health Department wants the area cleaned and has not made a final decision as yet. There was a question as to the costs, if any, from the Centerville Fire Department. The Clerk was in- ., structed to contact Centerville Department. ..Chief Myhre has been requested to check on four properties in the City on the poss- ibility of variance violations. He has prepared a report for the Council which the Clerk read. ..Mr. Pete Nadeau felt that Chief Myhre's report was conservative, overly so. Mr. Nadeau listed is complaints and felt that the trucks are being parked in front of the -residence for the explicit purpose of identifying this as a commercial operation. He said these trucks are marked with the name of the business. He said this man has three or four large trucks and wanted to know how he could continue parking these vehicles without being tagged? He felt the Council should take steps to revoke the special use permit granted and, also, felt the special use permit was worded wrong in the first place. Acting Mayor Zelinka questioned Mr. Locher on just what action could be taken and Mr. Locher said the City can bring civil.action. If the owner is in violation of his special use permit, this could result in the issuance of a ticket. Mr. McLean said the special use permit was issued for ingress and egress only on the property located in Lino Lakes, and expired December 31, 1976. Mr. Nadeau questioned the pas pump located at this site. The City has no information as to the installation of this facility. Mr. Karth moved to have the State Fire Marshall contacted for inspection for conformity to City Ordinance. Seconded by Schneider. Motion carried unanimously. Acting Mayor Zelinka siad if the trucks are in.violation, this must be determined by the Police Department. Mr. McLean said this matter of the parking of trucks of 9000# gross weight should be cleared. He felt the intent of the Ordinance was not to exclude the use of the