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46 <br />Mr. L'Allier reported that he had talked to Mr. Braastad who had agreed to let us <br />stay in the building as long as necessary. Mr. Braastad had requested that we give <br />him a 60-day notice when we will move. A new gas furnance had been installed in <br />the building the previous Friday. <br />Mr. Gotwald had nothing else to report. <br />Mr. Locher stated that the insurance policy from the St. Paul Water Dept. on the <br />Baldwin Lake property had finally come through - -it had bogged down in the computer. <br />The Clerk asked Mr. Locher whether the letter on the municipal court property had <br />been received and was told no. However, he had received a call and was told the <br />date for bids was Jan. 30. <br />Mr. Gotwald presented a copy of a letter from Suburban Engineering to Mr. Gere <br />of the Conservation Dept. on the first readings of the wells and borings in <br />Reshanau Lake. Mr. Bohjanen wished to have copies made for the Council. <br />Mr. L'Allier referred again to the statement brought up by Mrs. Bohjanen on the <br />complaint. He felt that the matter was nothing momentus, that feelings had been <br />hurt on both sides, but this was no reasion to drqp it out at a Council meeting. <br />The parties involved should sit down with the Mayor or Council and discuss it. If <br />they did not feel that the matter had been rectified then, they could bring it out <br />in the open. He thought it only fair that it not become a public matter and was <br />willing to go along to settle it in private. <br />Mrs. Bohjanen stated that she considered it a public matter since it was on tape. <br />She had admitted that 3 or 4 cards had been turned over in one file and felt it <br />was nothing to complain about. Mr. L'Allier stated that it was part of the Clerk's <br />job to take care of the files and that the matter had been brought up in private. <br />Mrs. Bohjanen asked when we were going to get the tape recorder. Mr. L'Allier <br />answered that some things take time and other things are more pressing. <br />Mr. Bohjanen moved to pay the bills as audited. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. <br />Mr. Bohjanen moved to adjourn at 11:08. Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. All aye. <br />BILLS: December 8,,1969: <br />2732 Centennial State Bank U.S. payroll deductions for Nov. $ 264.90 <br />2733 Bruce Fleming Animal control for November 119.00 <br />2734 Babcock, Locher, Neilson Legal services through Dec. 3 plus billings <br />& Mannella for work on year's special rezoning. 1870.42 <br />2735 Anoka County Union & Legal publishing 13.50 <br />Shopper <br />Fridley Office Supply Co. Clerk's supplies & Police supplies 14.58 <br />Virgil F. Lundberg Out of pocket loss of work reimbursement 25.40 <br />Gordon's Corner Inc. Part for police car 3.19 <br />Lino Lakes Mileage Fuel oil for hall 41.90 <br />Hank's Superette Janitorial supplies 7.24 <br />North Central Public Service Co. - Gas for. Lino Park 9.60 <br />2736 <br />2 737 <br />2738 <br />2739 <br />2740 <br />2741 <br />2742 <br />2743 <br />2744 <br />2745 <br />2745 <br />Lindsay Bros. Co. <br />John Juleen <br />T. L. Anderson <br />Columbus Township <br />Columbus Township <br />Parts for Ford tractor <br />Fire Marshall's expenses & clothing <br />Parts for shop <br />Grading in October (R&B) <br />Grading in park <br />(cont'd) <br />5.05 <br />90.00 <br />8.50 <br />864.00 <br />60.00 <br />1 <br />1 <br />