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2) it cannot be laid underground, 3) it cannot be encased in concrete or in masonry walls, 4) if it is to be used for hot water it must be hung on solid hangers, 5) the gauge must be #40 or better. Mr. West stated that the new code books would be out prior to October 15 and that the code would not be in effect until that time. The Village will receive a free copy of the code by that date. The Department of Health people suggest that the Village investigate the plastic pipe thoroughly before adopting its use. The State Code is a minimum code we don't have to approve of it or any parts of it which we don't like. Mr. Cardinal mentioned that the Planning and Zoning Commission didn't think much of the pipe. Mr. Jaworski moved, on Mr. Bohjanen's suggestion, that the report be turned over to the P&Z for one meeting's study and that they report back to the Council at the. next opportunity. Seconded by;°Mr. Cardinal. Carried. A letter from Mr. Locher regarding Mr. LaMotte's plat and the filing of the deed for the outlot, which Mr. Locher felt that he should do at the Village's expense, was read. The Clerk noted that Mr. Jack DeVine, who had appeared before the Council on May 26th to answer questions on his trailer parked on Ash Street, had never asked for a trailer permit or a special use permit. Mr. Cardinal moved that Mr. Locher send a letter to Mr. DeVine for action. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. A lengthy fire report from the Lexington Fire Department was read, as was a copy of a letter from Mr. Jake Lundheim to Mayor L'Allier on the County signing of roads. Several other notices, etc. were passed around for perusal. The suggested wording of the letter to be sent to registered voters regarding the bond election was read. -After considerable discussion and a breakdown of costs by Mr. Gotwald, Mr. Bohjanen moved that the suggested wording be used but with the addition of "garage" with shop, and that a sentence spelling out the fact that the $100,000 would not only be for the building alone, but would defray the costs of attorney's fees, architectural fees, bonding counsel fees, Springsted's fees along with miscellaneous equipment and site improvement. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. It was also noted that a contractor doesn't have these additional fees and therefore their costs are lower. A copy of the North Oaks building code, just received, was given to Mr. Cardinal for consideration by the Planning Board. Only one bid had been received on the police car, that of Fairview Chrysler- Pluth,;. Inc. The amount bid was $2873.00. Mr. Locher noted that under the new contracting statutes, it was necessary to have at least two bids. Since there was a letter accompanying the bid which listed some variation of the specifications, it was decided that the police should look over the bid and that the Clerk should try to get another bid on the car. Mr. Cardinal moved to table the matter until next time. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. Two character references on Mr. Wm. Horbal, new owner of the Oasis, were read: one from Sheriff Talbot and one from Kingsley D. Holman, Attorney. The Clerk was instructed to place these on file until Mr. Horbal applies for the licenses. Mr. Cardinal reported that he had a request from Mr. Verner Dahl for a special use permit for his trailer house on the Marlin Rygh farm on 35E and the service road. Also, Mr. Joseph Schmitz in the audience, asked for a special use permit to park a trailer at 6309 Hodgson Road. 1 1