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142 separate sets of applications for On sale liquor, Sunday on sale liquor and dancing licenses: one set for licenses for the period from June 9 to July 1; the other for one year beginning July lst. Mr. E. R. Van de Loo, of the State Dept. of Taxation came forward with papers which he insisted )qtr. Thayer must sign since assuming Mr. Hauer's debts so that delinquent sales tax will be paid; otherwise he would• not allow Lino Lakes to grant Mk. Thayer the licenses. Mr. Van de Loo pointed out that singe Lino Lakes received part of sales tax revenues, the licenaes could be withheld under our ordinances. Mr. Thayer stated that he would not sign the forms until he was certain of getting the liquor license. Mr. Myhre reported that the police check was satisfactory; Mr Locher could see no problems. There was some discussion. Mr. Bob Trepanier, real estate agent, stated that they hadn't realized that new applications would be needed for the period until July lst, or these would have been in earlier. The Clerk explained that the fees had been paid for the licenses beginning July lst, that there was no fee for the transfer of the liquor license from Hauer, that the prorated fee for the interim Sunday license was paid, but that $4.17 was owing on the interim dance license. Mr. Bohjanen moved to transfer the on sale liquor license from Jerome Hauer to Stanley E. Thayer with the stipulation thet•it would be issued at such time that Mr. Thayer signs the State sales tax formes Mr. Van Be Loo had brought. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. Trepanier stated that arrangements had been made for a new insurance policy to take effect July 1st. Mr. Cardinal moved to grant an on sale liquor license to Stanley E. Thayer effective July 1st which will be issued upon receipt of the new insurance policy which must include the 10 day prior notice of cancellation clause. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. Mr. Van de Loo will send a copy of the judgement on the taxes. - Mr. Jaworski moved to grant to lair. Stanley E. Thayer licenses for Sunday liquor, dancing and cigarettes for the period June 9th to July 1st, 1970. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. Bohjanen moved to grant to Stanley E. Thayer a Sunday on sale liquor license, dance license and cigarette license for one year beginning July lat. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. • Mr. Bohjanen asked Mr. Clyde Rehbein if he had removed the septic tank from Mrs. Hilda Wollan's property and was told yea, 2 weeks ago. Mr. Bohjanen stated that the owners say it is still there; Clyde insisted that he had removed it. Mr. Rehbein stated that he had been unaware of the peed of a lioeaae and permits for sewer work; also, contrary to what was in the minutes he had not been told by the Plumbing Inspector that they were needed. Mr. Locher explained what was required under Ord. AS. Mr. Clyde Rehbein didn't feel that he needed a bond in Lino Lakes since he doesn't need one anywhere else. He stated that Gerry Houle had worked for him by the hour and didn't need these things as he, Clyde, is responsible. Mr. Locher stated that if Clyde Rehbein doesn't get the license and permits we can teat the ordinance in court; he believes it would be held up. The Village would be obligated to go to court in the event Clyde Rehbein doesn't get the necessary items so that the other sewer contractors can't get by without proper licensing too. Clyde Rehbein brought up the subject of prefab houses; he felt that we have a double standard on the building node. There was considerable discussion on this matter. It was decided to have the building inspector come to the next meeting to report on whether such items such as sheathing in the prefabs meets our code.