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26 <br />The Clerk was instructed to keep a separate record of all buried lines. <br />Mr. Bohjanen asked if there had been any more discussion or negotiation on the <br />possibility of the corner on Peltier Drive straightening. The one person who <br />had objected before still feels the same; the St. Paul Water Department had not <br />been there yet. A letter was to be sent reminding them of the work. There was <br />some discussion on this. <br />Mr. Rosengren introduced Mr. John Schleppegrell, Manager for Shoreview, who was <br />in the audience. Mr. Schleppegrell stated that Shoreview and Lino Lakes seemed <br />to have several things in common, as regards trailer parks, sewer district, sign <br />ordinance, etc., and that he would be glad to help and cooperate with us if he <br />could be of any assistance to our problems. <br />Mr. Bohjanen stated that he had spoken with the County Commissioner about the <br />guardrail and reflectorized post on Sunset and the bridge, and that these things <br />have been ordered. However, negotiation with Blaine will be necessary in order <br />to get a street light in that area. <br />Mr. Bohjanen then asked whether the Conservation Department or the Engineer had <br />a report ready on the Jandric projects. Mr. Gotwald stated that they had com- <br />pleted the site wells and the test borings; that we would get written reports. <br />He felt there was no fear of the bottom having been punctured and the springs <br />were bubbling close by, enough to raise the water level three inches in the past <br />two weeks. The only water in Reshanau is in the part that has been dredged; it <br />will take some time for the level to come up as there is not much run -in since <br />the edges are sealed. Mr. Gotwald stated that Rice Creek is absolutely dry. <br />Also, Jandric is done with the golf course except for the landscaping; the models <br />are about done and the landscaping also, but they are waiting for electric heat <br />to be put in. There is an automatic springling system in the golf course; one <br />hole needs work on the drainage; they have started seeding. <br />Mr. Bohjanen reported that he had called the company to see what the cost would <br />be to make another Village flag to fly at the Hall. He also thought it would <br />be nice to have similar decals made for the truck doors. Mr. Scherer asked <br />how long before the brochure would be done; Mr. Bohjanen thought about two <br />months. <br />It was decided to wait for the report on the road program. <br />Mr. Locher read a letter he had received from Mr. Burstein's office regarding the <br />dissolution of the municipal court property. The Minnesota Reports had been <br />appraised at $575; however there was a balance due yet on them in the amount of <br />$147.50. The Minn. Statutes Annotated were appraised at $225; another four <br />books at $25.00 for all. The appraisal fee was $25.00. The letter also dealt <br />with the matter of the bids, etc. Mrs. Bohjanen mentioned that the Attorney for <br />Lexington had recommended that Lexington keep these books as the court was held <br />there; also, didn't our police once indicate that they wanted them? Mr. Locher <br />replied that the set did not include current annotations; the language of the <br />books was such that it would be necessary to go to an attorney for interpretation <br />anyway. <br />After discussion, Mr. Rosengren moved to send a $25.00 sealed bid to the Court <br />on the portable electric typewriter. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />