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1 8 0 Cecil LaMotte asked Ali. Locher if he had received a summons from the St. Paul Water Dept. concerning the property line in LaMotte's Addition #2., The Village had not received a summons but two of Mr. LaMotte's buyers had. Mr. Robert Johnson in Anoka told him that being that the Water Dept. did not pay any taxes, he had nothing to worry.about. Atty. Locher stated that the summons was to quiet the title. If the Village is named in the action, they would have to defend. Mr. L'Allier said the Village will be in touch with Ai. LeMotte when the summons is received. Mr. L'Allier mentioned that August 25th is the last day to- register for.the primary election, and that the Village Hall will be open until 9:00 p.m. on August 21, 24 and 25th. It was determined that 16 regulars and 4 alternates would be needed. The following names had been submitted: GOP -- Phyllis Blaylock, Mary Madlyn Crandall, Jean Krube, Dorthea Schmidt, Lynn Hansen, alt. Pee Winter. DFL- -Agnes LaMotte, Agnes LeTendre, Joyce DuFresne, Signe Miller, Ursuline Lichtscheidl, Betty Hawkins, Betty Gottwald, Lucy Tauer and Erma Grygelko. Mr. Jaworski made a motion that Nis. Blaylock be contacted to supply additional names for the GOP and to accept the listed names; also the County Auditor be asked to supply one more name for the DFL. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried, unanimously. The preliminary 1970 census figure for Lino Lakes population is 3,661. A letter, along with ,forms, was received from the State of Minnesota` Pollution Control Agency regarding the restriction of burning in the Village. Mr. Cardinal made a motion that the necessary forms be filled out by the Clerk and Engineer for the PGA with Mr. Gotwald to make recommendations on "no burning" at the next meeting. Mr. L'Allier also mentioned a letter received from Mr. Lechner, Superintendent of Forest Lake area schools, stating that older students at the Lino Lakes School could be assigned to a School Patrol that would be on duty at least 15 minutes before school opens and again after school. They would wear official uniforms and have stop signs which can be tied onto a bamboo fishing pole. Akr. Bohjanen moved that the Clerk write a letter to Mr. Lechner stating this proposal was acceptable and they wish to have it in effect before school starts. Seconded by Mr. J'av*orski. Carried unanimously. Mayor L'Allier had met with the Mayor of Circle Pines to discuss policing of the area which includes Centerville, Circle Pines, Lexington, and Lino Lakes. A report covering the statistics will be given each councilman. Mr. L'Allier said as far as he was concerned the Village might find it hard to come up with $13.00 per capitia. The County said they could subsidize for a few years, bringing the cost down to $6.50 per capita. According to law, our police coverage will have to be revised in the near future. Mayor L'Allier read a letter from the Department of Public Safety stating that Charles Cape had been certified as Civil Defense Director for 1971. This is based on Mr. Cape continuing to improve his professional qualifications by attending training courses and siminars as required by the State Department of Public Safety. Ni, L'Allier moved that a letter of congratulations be sent to Mr. Cape. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski.