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2 Mr. Rosengren mentioned that he had previously received one specification from Ludwig on a well with a submerged tank and that he had received a subsequent specification from him on a well with an above - ground tank. There was a difference of about $25.00 in the two bids with the lower one being for the above- ground tank. lr. Gotwald noted that he had been previously authorized to write specs for the well; they were waiting for State approval to advertize for bids. Mr. Rosengren reminded the Clerk of the letter to be written to Ramsey County on the speed limit on County Rd. J. Mr. Rosengren mentioned that a letter had been received from the County Highway Dept. asking for written notice on which roads we would like them to perform snowplowing services. Mr. Rosengren moved that a letter be sent to the County Highway Dept. asking them to do snowplowing on 64th Street both east and west of 135E as well as Otter Lake Road (Hansen's Road). Seconded by }tr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. After some discussion on things concerning the new building which must be decided, it was agreed that a Building'Committee meeting should be held; Mr. Rosengren will let the Clerk know what date is set. It was decided that, if possible, we should try to stay within the )Linneapolis phone system rather than go to Forest Lake. Mr. Cardinal moved-to authorize the installation of a 5 line cable into the new building. However, if the NW Bell engineer makes a different recommendation, NW' Bell should come back for approval before proceeding with installation. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. Mr. Backlin suggested that an additional electric line be run to the northwest corner of the new building for service to the gas pump and tank; it would be cheaper to have this done while the electrician is doing the work rather than after the building is finished. This will be taken up at the Building Committee meet -' ing. The Clerk stated that the order for gas service had been signed.' Mr. Gotwald suggested that the Road Department be authorized to proceed to blade the parking lot area before freeze -up, following the removal of construction equipment, in order to drain the land for spring work. atr. Cardinal moved to authorize the Road Dept. to proceed with blading work on the east side of the new building as above. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. Mr. Jaworski inquired what condition 74th Avenue was in; Mr. Backlin stated that after the rains, none of the gravel roads were any good; 74th had been bladed prior to the rain. Mr. Jaworski mentioned that he had received complaints about the entry road onto 64th from the west service road of 135E. It was noted that the County Engineer, Mr. Lundheim, had been notified of the condition of this road but nothing had been done. Mr. Jaworski moved to send a letter to the Anoka County Highway Dept. to repair this piece of road, also to authorize the Engineer to contact the County Highway Dept. regarding same. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. 1 Mr. L'Allier stated that he had received correspondence on the "no burning ordinance" required by the Pollution Control Agency. The Clerk will make copies of this for the Council as well as obtain copies of the "no burning ;ordinances" adopted by Blaine, Columbia Heights, and Coon Rapids. Mr. Charles Cape, Civil Defense Director, reported on the emergency plan which had been drafted for Lino Lakes and which had been submitted as a portion of work for his certification. A copy of the plan was left for the file. Mr. Cape read the headings, mentioning that a change in the area for this district would be effected shortly. )&r. Cape stressed the point that in case of an emergency or natural disaster, records of monies spent towards this must be kept if reimbursement from Federal funds is expected.