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1 1 PAYROLL FOR NOVEMBER, 1969 (CONTINUED) 1001 Phyllis A. Blaylock $ 37.60 1002 Mary M. Crandall 37.01 1003 Joyce K. Dufresne 37.60 1004 Jean Krube 37.60 1005 Agnes LaMotte 37.60 1006 Agnes M. LeTendre 37.60 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council held on December 8, 1969, was called to order at 8:13 p.m. by Mayor L'Allier with all members present except Mr. Jaworski who arrived a few minutes later. Corrections were made and seconded to the minutes of the November 24, 1969 meeting. Mr. L'Allier noted that because the furnace had been out for three days that the minutes had to be done on ditto and were not of as good quality as usual. The Clerk presented an application for a Sunday on -sale liquor license from B.K.O. Inc., dba Oasis Lounge, as well as new off -and on sale bonds from a new insurance company for B.1.0., Inc. These were given to the Attorney to approve. An application for a Sunday on sale liquor license was also presented for the Circle -Lex VFW Post 6583, as well as a request for a bingo permit for December. An application for on -sale liquor at the Chamonix Country Club was also presented. This was to be brought up later when the Jandric petition was on the agenda. A letter from Mr. Bruce Fleming asking that the licensing age of dogs be lowered from six months to three months was read. Mr. Cardinal moved that Ordinance No. 36, Sec. 1 amending Ord. No. 25, be amended to lower the licensing age of dogs from six months to three months. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. Mr. Jaworski did not vote as he had just been seated. The Clerk read a letter, in answer to a letter written Nov. 24, from E. J. Lund - heim, County Engineer, stating that the county has a policy of not providing or participating in street lighting and that the Village would have to provide its own lighting. A letter from the State Department of Conservation regarding work in Reshanau Lake was read. Copies are to be made for each of the Council members. A copy of the new Metro Council Sewer Guide had been received along with a question - aire on local sewer lines, plants and proposals. This was to be given to Mr. Gotwald. The Fund balances were read from the sheets handed out to each Councilman. The allotment from the County ($17,092.46) would be sent the following day. The result of the Lake Amelia property petition check showed 136 separate signatures 1 illegible, 21 not registered, 12 questionable, leaving 102 valid signatures. Only 63 were necessary. The Clerk reported that she had called Mr. VanHousen who will send a bill sometime after the first of the year. He thought it was about 4i200. The Clerk reported she had called Mrs. Harry Hughes who again promised to bring in the survey and the variance fee.