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Mr. Rosengren moved to authorize the survey of,the 30 -acre parcel purchased from the Waldoeh's. Seconded by.Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. Bohjanen asked whether the Clerk had received the required forms from Clyde Rehbein and was told no. (The deadline set in the letter was July 13, 1970, at 8 p.m.). Mr. Locher explained what should be done in this case. Mr. Jaworski moved to start legal proceedings against Clyde Rehbein for not securing a septic system license or sewer permits for the duplexes on Lake Drive; namely that the Plumbing Inspector be instructed to draft a complaint for the issuance of a ticket for violation of Ord. No. 48. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. Mr. Bohjanen stated that he had talked with Rep. Vern Plaisance who had gotten the criteria for speed zoning from the State Hwy Dept., but was waiting for a letter of clarification. Mr. Plaisance was expected to attend the meeting later on this evening. W. Bohjanen also stated that the date for the open house and celebration would be set for a later time,than September. Mr. L'Allier moved to send a letter to Sheriff Talbot (like last year) requesting that he submit a bid on policing Lino Lakes prior to budget time, asking that he inform us if their department will enforce all our local ordinances, what their function will be, the dollar amount of the cost to us, assuming that we have no constables enforcing local ordinances, that they will act only as constables perse, giving us the date that they will take over any additional area in the surrounding communities, the number of personnel they will assign whether they police Lino Lakes only or additional communities, the number of cars involved in full time and back -up vehicles, respectfully requesting that they return the bid prior to September 1, which is prior to our first budget meeting. Carbon copies of the letter are to be directed to Bernie Steffen, County Administrator, Bob Johnson, County Attorney and the County Commissioners. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. L'Allier stated that he had received a letter requesting him as representative of the Village to appear on July 14 before an informal Grand Jury inquiry on possible legislation regarding part -time police forces. As the law now stands it is mandatory that we either go to full -time force, County policing, or join with neighboring forces to create full -time police. Mr. L'Allier reiterated the circum- stances of the meetings and requests in trying to combine with Lexington and Circle Pines forces, which hasn't worked out with higher officials. They haven't completely abandoned the idea of the three- community force, however. Mr. L'Allier added that he had discussed the matter of compulsory training of part -time personnel with the Minnesota Peace Officers Training Board and had been told that while they were not pushing this compulsory training, they were strongly recommending it. The training consists of 6 weeks of full -time schooling. New legislation to appropriate money to train part -time officers on a part -time basis will be introduced in the next session. Mr. Locher had not yet had the chance to compare the North Central ordinance with Ord. No. 41, and was asked to do so by the next meeting and to have his secretary type.out the differences. 1 1 1