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a� W. L'Allier stated that he felt that this was an excellent idea, that there is a drastic need in the County for such services and that W. Hutchison's work would be welcomed by all the municipalities. Mr. L'Allier moved that Lino Lakes correspond with a letter to the Board of,County Commissioners giving our eom- piete support for such functions, encouraging the County to adopt a Health Code and welcoming the undertaking of the municipal health inspector's duties by the County sanitarian. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Carbon copies will be sent to the building inspector, the health inspector, and W. Hutchison. The Clerk will send the other items requested by W. Hutchison. W. Locher discussed the,new PCA regulations on no burning with Mr. Hutchison, who suggested that the date of the standards be changed from July, '72 to January 1, '71. Mr. Locher noted that for now the municipality must enforce the PCA regulations. He felt that there should be uniformity throughout the county on these regulations as this would make W. Hutchison's job easier. Mr. Hutchison stated that he needed a county ordinance in order to enforce the laws. W. Locher read from the letter accompanying the Pollution Control Agency's APC 8 regulations, and suggested that we ask for the extension of time to adopt a no -burn ordinance as allowed in the letter. W. Cardinal moved to correspond to W. Badalich of the PCA with copies to Mr. Shaw and W. Lindell (both noted in the PCA letter) as well as to the County Board and Mr..Hutchison, indicating that we are in the process of working with the County to come up with a uniform no burn ordinance throughout the County and that we feel we should be given an extension of time to March 1, 1971 to comply with adopting such an ordinance. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Copies of the letter will be sent to the Council, Planning and Zoning, W. Dupre, and Dr. Midboe. W. Hutchison suggested setting up a meeting on this. W. Cardinal moved to authorize the ASC of Anoka to hold their election of officials at the Village Hall on Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. Seconded by W. Jaworski. Carried , unanimously. W. Cardinal mentioned that the Planning and Zoning had not met on August 19th as there was not a quorum., Since W. Don Wahlberg had requested a variance for a 1 -acre parcel on Lilac Street, W. Cardinal asked that a special Planning and Zoning meeting be set so that W. Wahlberg wouldn't have to wait 7 weeks for his variance; he suggested Sept. 1 at 8 p.m. or at least before Sept. 14th. The Clerk will contact W. McLean and poll the members as to a good date. W. Locher told Mr. Wahlberg that the legal description he had was sufficient and that he would not need a survey for the variance. Jaworski mentioned that W. George Martin, Chairman of the Lexington Park Board had requested a 3.2 beer license for a ball tournament to be held over the Labor Day weekend at both Village parks as well as St. Joseph's park. W. Jaworski moved to grant the 3.2 beer license as.requested with the stipulation that a certificate of insurance is received. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. W. Jaworski stated that he,had received a complaint on thistles on Tilsen land at the southeast corner of Lilac and 4th, and that there had been no response to a phone call regarding same. Mr. Jaworski therefore moved that a letter be sent to Tilsen stating,that the weeds must be cut as soon as possible, and also sprayed in the spring, or else the Village will do the work and assess the charges and the cost of assessing to the land to be paid with the taxes. Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. Carried unanimously.