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198 1 stolen property recovered - total worth $1,000.00, 3 junk warnings given resulting in 9 junk cars being removed, 2 cases of vandalism, 2 motorists given aid, 1 burglarly, and 1 dog bite. W. L'Allier read through the main heading of an ordinance regarding explosives received from the Attorney General's office and asked that the Clerk make copies of this ordinance and put it on the agenda for September 28. Copies should also be sent to the Attorney and W. Myhre. Mr. L'Allier stated that the Anoka Association of Municipalities would hold their first regular meeting on September 23rd and had requested recommended legislation for the next session; also, they had asked for volunteers on some committees. W. L'Allier moved that we send correspondence to the Association and its legis- lative committee on behalf of the Council asking that they consider proposing . legislation on the following items: , 1. Allowing municipalities under 5,000 population to receive State aid funds for roads since the present law is discriminatory. 2. Reducing the size of the State Legislature, paying its members a reasonable wage, placing the Governor and the Lt. Governor on a single ballot and urging reapportionment at the earliest possible date. 3. Building a maximum security facility at some place other than Lino Lakes. 4. Placing a limit on the number of residents to be housed at the Lino Lakes Reception & Diagnostic Center. 5. Authorizing funds for perimeter roads, lighting and fencing at the Lino Lakes Reception & Diagnostic Center and any other funds which might help to create a more secure facility. Seconded by W. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Any other suggestions can be sent directly to the legislative sub - committee of the association. Mr. Gotwald reported that his firm had completed the preliminary specifications on the sewer lines and plant as well as the water plant for the Chomonix develop- ment. They are in the process of writing the final specifications for submission to the State. He felt that within a month they would meet with the Metro Council on the plans and in six weeks they could advertize for the taking of bids. W. Gotwald stated that he had talked with the Jandric people and had been told that they were going slow on the development because of the wait for the completion of these studies. Mr. L'Allier mentioned that Jandric had requested a septic systems license. The Clerk reported that they wished to put in systems for the model townhouses as they were renting these. W. Gotwald stated that the west side of the development (No. 1) was not included in the sewer plan, but that it .would wait tor a future interceptor system. There was discussion on the possibility of people now occupying the townhouse units without sewer service. Mr. Locher reported on action in the matter of St. Paul Water Dept. versus Cecil LaMotte, etc. He read a letter from Attorney Segal asking Lino Lakes to quitclaim some property on Outlot No. 1 in LaMotte's first addition stating that W. LaMotte and the other property owners in his plat have agreed to give the requested 1 1 1