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44 termed a country club, this would not be a club license like the VFW's. The place would be open for public sale; the license would count against our quota, and would be the last on -sale license available until the census is up. The target date on the clubhouse was set for spring - -this is the interim clubhouse being remodeled. The big clubhouse will be done in a year or so. After discussion, Mr. Cardinal moved that the Chamonix Country Club, Inc. 7000- . Seventh Avenue, be granted an on -sale liquor license with the stipulation that the bond and insurance proofs be turned in first; that the date of operation for the interim clubhouse be set at June 1, 1970, and that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign the license. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Mrs. Bohjanen asked if this type of place was open only to the home owners in the development; Mr. Busch answered that it would be a public bar. Mr. Locher noted that the license was effective today and that the fee must cover today since the Liquor Control Commissioner stated that a license could not be promised for a later date. Mr. Busch stated that the license fee had been figured since Dec. 1; the check was included with the application. Mr. Busch stated that they would apply for a Sunday liquor license later. Mr. Locher stated that the Billboard ordinance was drawn up but he had not had enough time to get the permit fees done. After discussion, Mr. Bohjanen moved that Lino Lakes adopt Ordinance No. 51 pertaining to billboards with the stipulation that the fees be set later by resolution. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Discussion was held on the amendment to Ordinance No. 6 concerning temporary permits for trailers. Mr. Jaworski wondered why they wished to do away with section "h" of the portion to be deleted, stating that this portion on foundations should be left in. The section was read, stating also that the wheels could not be removed. There was discussion on this, and the length of time that permits should be allowed. Mr. Cardinal felt 12 months should be allowed to build a house if a person was doing it himself. Mr. Cardinal moved to adopt this amendment to Ordinance No. 6, replacing sections . d,e,f and g of main section 1 -V, but adding that the builder must also show evidence of progress at the end of the 90-day permit which is granted only in conjunction with a building permit, with three additional permits being allowed for a total of 12 months time. Progress must also be shown at the end of each additional permit before another is granted. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. A copy of a letter from Mr. Van Housen to Mr. John McLean regarding Acton Construction was read. Hearings have been tentatively set for the 17th before the P&Z and the 22nd before the Council. Two special use permit hearings on trailers are also set for that evening. Mr. Jaworski asked Mr. Gotwald if he had finished the survey on the Lake Amelia property. Mr. Gotwald stated that the survey had been completed, that the County will put in the corners. When he gets the survey from the County, he will send a " copy to the Clerk. Mr. Jaworski asked Mr. Rosengren if the posts for lights had been put in at the rink and was told yes. Mr. Jaworski stated that he had contacted light contractors on the cost of lights and labor to put them up at the hockey rink and had one estimate of $5 -$600. He was asked to get another bid. Mr. Jaworski stated that Circle Pines had paid $1800 to have their lights installed. His estimate would include the 6 -1500 watt lamps and 3 smaller ones for the regular rink. The pole in the center of the rink will be removed.