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36 <br />desire to change their decision on the Saddle Club trailer, since Mr. Schwankl had <br />had to move his caretaker's trailer. Mrs. Linderman asked about Schmits' trailer <br />and was told that this hearing was next month. <br />Mr. L'Allier mentioned that he had received a complaint about deer hunting in the <br />County Road J area. The police will take care of this. <br />Mr. L'Allier mentioned that Centerville had asked that someone from Lino go over <br />to negotiate on the fire contract. Mr. L'Allier was willing to attend; Mr. <br />Bohjanen stated he would also. <br />Mr. L'Allier suggested that a time limit be set on any one issue at a meeting; <br />herhaps 15 minutes. That persons coming before them should not expect immediate <br />action, but that these matters be placed on the agenda of a future meeting. <br />Mr. Bohjanen stated that persons calling the Clerk to be on the agenda should pro- <br />vide a written statement of their general topic. The decision on this will be made <br />next time, as well as considering limiting reports too. <br />Mr. L'Allier suggested that the Council set forth priorities and recommendations <br />to the Planning and Zoning Commission for a guide to follow; that thsCouncil review <br />and recommend changing of the Planning and Zoning ordinance; perhaps set forth <br />projects for the commission to work on in their slack time. <br />The police report was read as follows: 2216 miles traveled, 6 assists, 2 stolen <br />snowmobiles, 1 forceable entry, 11 complaints, 8 accidents, 12 escapees from the <br />Youth Center requiring 5 hours time, 1 recovered property, 1 domestic, 5 recovered <br />automobiles and 1 medical assist. <br />Mr. L'Allier also reported that as he was coming home he had seen an accident on <br />Highway 14: the car had rolled over with one man pinned under it. The Lino Lakes <br />police responded within two minutes. Mr. L'Allier especially commended Officer <br />Myhre for the fine job he did in jacking up the car to help the man, and generally <br />for the way in which they handled the whole matter. Mr. Al Ross had also commended <br />the police for the fine way in which they handled an emergency across the road from <br />him. <br />Mr. Myhre reported that they had no respirator, only an oxygen tank. They needed <br />several items, he will bring a list to the next police meeting. Mr. Myhre mentioned <br />that State law does not require that the policemen carry First Aid cards; however, <br />every man on our force has one, and they are all working toward their advanced First <br />Aid cards on their own. He asked if we were receiving monthly reports from Municipal <br />Court- -the Clerk told him that the two just reported were the first she had received <br />since the July report. <br />Mr. Myhre reported that there were no speed signs on Highway 326 or any on Lilac, <br />and none between Hwy. 8 and Fourth on Main Street. It was mentioned that when <br />Centerville was having problems getting signs put up they contacted Sen. Greig <br />and signs had been put up three days later. The Clerk mentioned that she had been <br />contacted by the County sign man and promised that 35 mph signs would be put up <br />by Lino School in December; the signing there would be similar to all other school <br />zones in the County. <br />Mr. Myhre discussed prices he had gotten on sirens; he will submit written estimates <br />later. <br />