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Mr. L'Allier asked Mr. Gotwald if he felt it was advisable to request an opinion on Mr. Menkveld's proposal from the PCA. Mr. Gotwald stated that before we have always referred these matters to the State first. Mr. L'Allier felt that the PCA would want to review all such development. 1 Mr. Gotwald stated that if the Council should okay the first 100 trailer sites, then we should ask that this first group be completely constructed before considering another phase. Also, we should request a very elaborate landscape plan. Mr. Bohjanen felt that 3 or 4 smaller shade trees might be better than 1 larger one. Mr. Gotwald commented that we should require 3 large ones as nowadays it is easy to move trees of that size. He also commented that regardless of the street plan, it will still look like a trailer park and to be distinctive it must be set off by the landscaping plan. More items were discussed. It was the general feeling that the Menkveld group would not operate the park. Mr. Locher noted that if the special use permit were not limited to an individual, it would go with the land. Mr. Locher stated that if the entire parcel were rezoned to commercial and a special use permit for a trailer park were granted for Phase 1, this would not bind the rest of the land for trailers since not having granted a special use permit for the remainder makes the question moot and if they proceed as planned, there will be an entire new Council which can't be bound. Mr. Jaworski noted that an article in today's paper on the burning ban stated that by next spring no burning would be allowed by any municipalities in the 7 county area. There was discussion on this. The Clerk was instructed to get the date of the Civil Defense auction from Mr. Cape. Mr. Cardinal moved to pay the bills as audited. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Mr. Jaworski moved to adjourn at 10 :39 p.m. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Aye BILLS: May 11, 1970 3003 Centennial State Bank 3004 Commissioner of Taxation 3005 State Treasurer PERA 3006 Babcock, Locher, Neilson & Mannella 3007 Progressive Design Associates 3008 Bruce Fleming 3009 Forest Lake Times 3010 Anoka County Union & Shopper 3011 Bill Munt Equipment Serv. 3012 Fridley Office Supply Co. 3013 Police Press, Inc. 3014 Marvin B. Myhre 3015 Jif f i -Print 3016 Robert Nelson 1 U.S. deductions from April payroll 117.30 Minn. deductions from April payroll 35.10 April payroll deductions 91.32 April Village contributions 144.43 Legal services through April 30th 159.60 Planning consultant services for April 240.00 Animal control for April 138.00 Publishing of Plat hearing (U.S. Lakes), 53.10 Ord. #21C and Ord. #32A Printing of Information Guide 50.00 Office supplies - stencils and copy paper 12.00 Office supplies- mimeograph paper, etc. 30.60 Police office supplies 10.3 Fog lights for squad car 27.69 Printing of insurance claim forms 16.50 1,000 envelopes (w /letterhead) 21.25 37.75 Bounty on 9 pairs gopher feet 2.25