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angle of the road, departing from the section line; we should not build a road for Mr. Burque. It was decided that Mr. Gotwald and Mr. Rosengren would discuss this IIIfurther with Mr. Locher and would report back. Mr. Jerome Boyd asked about resurfacing East Rondeau Lake Road, and was told that we would try to do the roads with the highest traffic count first. Mr. Rosengren noted that we were trying to do those out -of- the -way short pieces of road first; however, one can go all the way around Rondeau Lake. Mr. Scherer stated that he had talked to Mr. Myhre on the vandalism on some roads such as 64th -- many signs had been taken down along with mail boxes. It was noted that the same thing is going on in other municipalities. The Clerk asked for the Council's opinion on requiring that the proper fees accompany all liquor license applications., Mr. Locher read from Ordinance No. 31, Section 4, Sub. 1, that a receipt for the fee must be received in order for the application to be considered. Mr. Cardinal moved that the Clerk write to all applicants that the fee must be in with the applications by the second meeting in May. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. On the advice of the Attorney, Mr. Jaworski moved that the Clerk also write to all appli- cants for beer licenses that the fee must accompany the application before consideration is given. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. Ray Thorp, Scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop #65, stated that his troop would like to put in 6 hours of policing duty on Hwy. 49 can Saturday, April 18, and requested that a Village truck be used for the cleanup. They planned to start at the Hall, go up Hwy. 49 to Main Street, back down Main to the Apple Inn and back to the Hall. If this did not take six hours they might police Lino Park and Sunrise Park. Mr. Rosengren suggested that they do some of the Village streets instead, since we must do them anyway. Mr. Thorp also asked for police protection. Mr. L'Allier stated that he would ask Mr. Myhre to have someone available. Mr. Locher stated that the Village would have to provide a driver for the truck. The Clerk was asked to check with the State Hwy. Patrol and to let the Mayor and Mr. Thorp know. Mr. Bohjanen moved to authorize the use of a driver from the Roads Dept. and someone from the Police Dept. to check on the Boy Scout cleanup. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Mr. Thorp stated they would meet at 8:45 a.m. Mr. Cardinal had no report, but mentioned the copy of the contractor's ordinance he had received. All Council members received copies and will study the matter. Mr. Jaworski stated that he had received another complaint on the property.at Elm and 49. The Mayor stated that the Clerk had written to Mr. Zelinka on this. Mr. Rosengren reported that while cutting up the trees on West Rondeau, the old chain saw quit and it had been necessary to purchase a new one, using the old one as a trade -in. Mr. Backlin and Mr. Gotwald had looked at the North County Line; ,80th. was in good shape. The County Line was good except for the last mile. Mr. L'Allier pointed out the problems on this stretch of road, stating that the grader did not always do that piece, in fact had only been over it once this year; the road needs upgrading and reworking. Mr. IIIGotwald stated that the grader had skinned down the hills and there were no ditches. There was enough grade so that they could use the existing dirt to fill in the low spots; blow sand was available from Ken Rehbein's borrow pit. Mr. Gotwald estimated the