08/24/1970 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Search

A request by Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. to place buried cable in Hansen's road had been reviewed and recommended by the Engineer. It was noted that the cable is at present lying on the side of the road. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve the request. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Housing figures for 1969 for Lino Lakes were read from the latest DATA -log put gut by the Metro Council. Mr. Dupre stated that he sends in figures from building permits monthly to the Census Bureau. The Clerk was asked to make copies of the 1969 figure for the Council and Planning and, Zoning. A letter from Commissioner Burman was read concerning the University- sponsored Civil Defense meeting to be held in Anoka on Sept. 8th at 7 p.m. Mr. L'Allier_ noted that Mr. Cape and Mr. Jaworski would be attending, and urged any other interested officials to attend. .An application for installation of individual sewage disposal systems by Morris B. Carlson Trenching was given to the Attorney to look over. A letter from Mr. Robert Hutchison (who was on the agenda for 8 :30) was noted. A letter announcing the fall regional meetings of the League of Minn. Municipalities was passed around. The Clerk stated that Mr. Gotwald had just finished the report for the,Conservetion Dept. on flood plans. Mr. L'Allier read data from this report. Mr. Cardinal moved to adopt a resolution to send the required "Letter of Intent" containing the report to the Conservation Dept. Seconded, by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Copies will be made for the Council and Mr. McLean. After discussion, Mr. Cardinal moved to set the dates, of Sept. 22 and 24 for budget meetings. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. These will be noted on the calendar for 8 p.m. W. Locher stated that the bond and insurance for Morrie B. Carlson were in order, it noted that a new application form should be made up since Ord. 53 has been adopted. Mr. Cardinal moved to grant a license for individual sewage disposal work to Morris B. Carlson Trenching. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. W. Robert Hutchison was asked to step forward for his comments. He stated that the 1969 Legislature had authorized the County to set up public health services and that he had been hired in July to start these services along with another man whg would act as a trouble - shooter. Mr. Hutchison stated that they are working full time; also'they-do not deal with municipal sewer and water, roads or apprehension and violation of ordinances. However, their duties concern food, sanitation, sewer failures (also in trailer parks), animal control, etc. He will work with the PCA as far as solid waste problems go. He noted that the County did not yet have any comprehensive ordinances dealing with any of these problems except No. 1 on sanitary landfills, but that he hoped these would eventually be forthcoming. Mr. Hutchison gave his thoughts on what Lino Lakes' need for his services might be: 1. Food, 2. Private water and sewer systems and 3. Surface water quality due to discharge of effluent, especially from trailer parks. There was some general discussion on how his office is to be run and how complaints are to be handled, as well as the Johnson Landfill. Mr. Hutchison stated that he would like a complete copy of our ordinances. Mr. Locher noted that the County Administrator's office was presently making copies of his ordinance book and W. Hutchison could likely get another copy made for himself. Mr. L'Allier inquired whether Mr. Hutchison's office would undertake the responsibility of the local health inspector and was told that they were trying to see if this service was desired. Mr. Hutchison noted that there could be some small fees for such things as sampling since this could become an awful burden for his office. 1