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34 <br />least while he is on the Board. The County Commissioners had approved the roadway <br />out to County Road 21. They also had plans to lease 100 acres or so from the St. <br />Paul Water Department. Mr. Kordiak felt it would make for poor relations if they <br />were made to get out of Centerville Park. They have no schedule for other park <br />plans now but will notify the Village when such are drawn up. <br />Mr. Jaworski reported that the hockey rink was up but they had no goals yet. He <br />stated that professional -type goals would cost about $300 each, however. he could <br />have a pair made for a total cost of $125.00 These would be made of 1 1/4" pipe and <br />chain link fencing. <br />Mrs. Darlene Linderman asked when the park property on Baldwin Lake would be developed. <br />Mr. Jaworski explained that this would not be a playground type area. Mrs. Tufts <br />asked what park area the Village planned in the north part of Lino; Mr. L'Allier <br />stated that part of the 30 acres on Main Street would be used for park purposes. <br />The proposed park areas on the proposed zoning map were pointed out to the audience. <br />Mr. Rosengren moved to authorize the expenditure of $125.00 for a pair of hockey <br />goals. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. Jaworski stated that <br />these would be ready when the ice was on the ground. <br />Mr. Jaworski stated that he had received calls on snowmobiles in the parks. Snow- <br />mobiles are not allowed in the park since they take down the small trees; we have <br />no separate snowmobile ordinance as such, but any violations would be covered under <br />the nuisance ordinance if somplaints were signed. There are three organized snow- <br />mobile clubs in the Village; apparently it is the non - members who are causing the <br />trouble. Mr. Scherer reported that snowmobilers had cut 8 or 9 holes in the chain <br />link fence on 35E. Mr. Bohjanen noted that the same type people cause trouble with <br />horses or motorcycles. He had stopped one once. There was discussion on raising of, <br />the misdemeanor fines to $300; the State licensing all snowmobiles, policing and <br />local problems. <br />Mr. Jaworski reported that he had received a call about the basement left where the <br />house on the corner of Elm Street and Highway 8 had burned down. There was fear <br />that children might be hurt besides the basement being an eyesore. They felt that <br />the basement should be filled in and the lot cleaned up. Mr. Cardinal moved that <br />the police should contact the owners and ask them to fill in the basement and clean <br />up the Oroperty besides hauling away the junk vehicles. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. <br />Carried. <br />Mr. Rosengren reported that the snowfence had been put up; however, they still <br />needed 14 rolls; the best price seemed to be at Knox Lumber. Mr. Jaworski moved to <br />purchase 14 rolls of snowfence. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. <br />Mr. Jaworski also reported that the state was doing a poor job of snowplowing the <br />intersection of Lilac Street and Fourth Avenue. The Clerk stated that she had talked <br />with the State on this problem last spring and had been told that the State does <br />not plow that portion of Lilac; rather, the County does. Mr. Jaworski moved to <br />send a letter to the County to do a better job of snowplowing the intersection of <br />Highway 326 and Fourth Avenue as well as that of Main Street and Fourth Avenue. <br />Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. <br />Mr. Rosengren reported that they had a problem on the East County Line since there <br />were big ruts left by trucks after the gravelling and subsequent freeze. <br />Mr. Bohjanen reported that he had talked with Blaine on the light on 35W and Sunset. <br />There was some question as to procedure. Blaine was willing to go half on the cost <br />