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1 1 1 11 r. Jaworski made a motion that Ordinances 47 and 48 be encompassed into Ord. 53. Seconded by Mr. ,Rosengren. Carried unanimously. It was suggested that copies of the most restrictive parts of the code should be given to plumbers as they take out a plumbing permit. Mr. West said that he had intended to turn in his resignation this evening, but had changed his mind. He stated there are three plumbers in the Village waiting for plastic pipe to be passed by the Council. At 9:58 p.m. the Smith —Ecoff hearing was called to order. The Clerk mentioned that Mr. Ecoff had called today to postpone the hearing and would notify her when he wanted it rescheduled. It was mentioned that the 3 acres west of the freeway and west of the creek are for the machine shop. Mr. Ecoff is purchasing 3 acres separate from Mr. Smith's section. Mr. Smith was present and mentioned that rather than come up with a partial plan, he is obtaining more land and wished the hearing to be continued indefinitely. Plans would be submitted as soon as they become available. Mr. Locher mentioned that the records should show that the petitioner give us at least 30 days notice before a hearing is continued in order to send out notices to the adjoining property owners. It was decided that the hearing regarding the 3 acre parcel for Ecoff and also all of Mr. Smith's land areas involved be continued indefinitely. Mr. Rosengren made a motion that the petitioner give at least 30 days notice before the hearing is rescheduled. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. Mr. Van Housen stated that we now have Ord. 21C and the Council should stand behind it for every developer. Sewer and water are the main problems confronting any developer in the Village. He recommends a long —term comprehensive plan so the Planning Board and Council will have some idea for future growth in the Village. The future of Lino Lakes will be shaped by the Ham Lake Airport and the Metro Park Systems. The completion of 35W and 35E will bring more people into the Village and it will grow at a much faster rate. Next year's budget should include funds for a comprehensive plan and he will have an estimate of the cost within 30 days. He is in favor of a planned —unit type of development. Perhaps it would be possible to have a temporary rezoning where land could be reverted back to its original use if not developed within 6 to 12 months. Mr. Locher mentioned that he had looked over the North Central Ordinance and rate schedule; there are only two states in the union, Minnesota being one, not having regulatory rates. Rates differ in different communities. Mr. Jaworski thought our rate is the same as Coon Rapids, although we don't use as much gas as Coon Rapids. Mr. L'Allier asked that the matter be placed, on the agenda for next month and the Clerk should contact Mr. Blaylock to see if he can be present. Mr. Bohjanen will call Mr. Blaylock and have him check the rates so he will have them at the next meeting. John Juleen questioned Ordinance 54 on Inflammable Liquids which had been sent to him. Mr. L'Allier answered that the intent was for him to go over it with two other persons of his choice and recommend changes to the Council.