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The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council. held on January 26, 1970 was called to order at 8:06 p.m. by Mayor L'Allier with all members present except Mr. Bohjanen who was ill. The minutes of, the January 12 meeting were corrected and the motion was made to accept the minutes as corrected by Mr. Jaworski, Carried. Mr. Rosengren moved to grant cigarette licenses to the following: Baldwin Lake Motel, White's Skelly, VFW Post 6583 and the Apple Inn. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. The Clerk reported that Mr. Gilbert Menkveld had been ill and had requested to be at the February meeting of the Planning & Zoning and the following Council meeting. He had deposited $225 to cover any fees. A letter regarding a hearing by the Polution Control Agency on the burning ban was read as well as a letter from Circle Pines Utilities Commission regarding a raise in the rates of natural gas. The Clerk was asked to call Mr. Wm. Blaylock and invite him to attend a meeting on this the following evening. A copy of a letter from the State Hwy. Dept. to Lexington Village was read stating that two signs reading "Lexington, Circle Pines Next Right" will be erected near the 95th St. exit and the Lexington exit of 135W. It was noted that an error had been made in reading the amount of property damage liability on the Berghorst Plumbing policy: the correct amount is $1,000,000.00. Therefore, no letter was written. The Clerk reported that deeds from Hubert Hammer and Cecil LaMotte had been received. Also, affidavits of publication for the bond sale had been received from Commercial West. The Clerk reported that $100 in municipal court fines had been received. Copies of snowmobile ordinances from Anoka and Coon Rapids had been passed to all Council members. Mr. L'Allier noted that he had had no calls on snowmobiles and credited this to the self-policing by the various clubs. He felt there was no need for a snowmobile ordinance at this time. Mr. L'Allier read the Civil Defense report prepared by Mr. Cape who was absent. The Civil Defense thanked the Mayor, Council, and the Clerk for the fine cooperation during the past year. Mr. L'Allier added his thanks to the Civil Defense and the Auxiliary for their fine achievements and active group. Mr. Cardinal reported that Naegele Outdoor Advertizing had requested 5 sign permits along 35W. After some discussion with Mr. Dick Mullvain of the company, Mr. Cardinal moved to grant the 5 permits with the stipulation that Naegele either work out a trade with the Village for the location for Sign No. 14 or else adjust the location further to the southwest of the planned Village informational sign. The signs granted were permits No. 10 to 14 inclusive. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Mr. Robert Burman was scheduled for 8:30 on the agenda. He brought with him Mr. Bernard Steffen, County Administrator and Mr. Jake Lundheim, County Engineer. Mr. Steffen began a report on three matters: 1) solid waste disposal; 2) the Rice Creek Watershed District and 3) policing. ¥r. Steffen reported that the County was authorized by law to enter into the solid waste disposal business. The County had done research on this and had held a meeting with local landfill people in the County. They will try to fit the County plans in