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222 10/26/70 Mr. Bohjanen moved to have a list of registered voters made yearly after regis- tration closes, with the list to be made available to anyone except salesmen, and that it be updated each year. The first list will be available by the first of next year at a charge of 25O per copy, made on mimeograph stencil. Succeeding lists will be available by 10 days after the close of registration each year. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mrs. Bohjanen asked how long the lists would be available; Mr. Locher stated up until the day of election. On Mr. Locher's suggestion, Mr. Bohjanen moved to set the date of the meeting for the canvass of the ballots at 7:30 p.m. on November 4th. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried Unanimously. Mr. L'Allier stated that he had been contacted by the Sheriff to see if there ere still any interest for County policing in Lino Lakes, Circle Pines and Centerville (Lexington does not wish to have County service). Mr. L'Allier noted that the cost couldn't be any higher than what te had budgeted and wondered hether there would be any change in the coverage as originally pro- posed. The Sheriff had stated that he _ould need a minimum of 30 to 60 days in order to gear up. Also, it would take time for contract negotiations with the County Attorney. Mr. Bohjanen thought we should request this information. The Clerk °, as asked to send a letter the next day to the County Sheriff asking if there would be any cost differential for County protection for the 3 Villages only, and to outline the differences, if any, from the original proposal in services to be rendered. A verbal report would be expected in a few days. Mr. Locher commented on the two air pollution ordinance samples; Coon Rapids combines refuse collection and air pollution in the same ordinance, adopted August 18, 1970. Mr. Locher stated that he had talked with Mr. Shaw's assis- tant and had been told that the Pollution Control Agency wasn't too worried as long as we were working on an ordinance. Mr. L'Allier mentioned that we had 6 months after the date of determination (Sept. 5) in order to comply with the PCA regulations. Mr. Locher suggested that we get sample ordinances from the League on this matter. There was some discussion on the disposal of trees and the shortage of time in order to comply with new Metro regulations. The Clerk ashed Mr. Locher to report on the disposition of the court case against Clyde Rehbein concerning his refusal to obtain a septic systems license for the duplexes. Mr. Locher stated that Clyde had been fined with one sus- pension of fine if he obtains such a license .iithin 30 days. Mr. Locher ,d11 have the Clerk of Court make copies of the report. The matter of no- shooting area boundaries was discussed at length. Reporters were asked to note that slugs for hunting were not allowed in Lino Lakes. Mr.. Rosengren moved to have Planning & Zoning study the matter of no- shooting areas for the entire Village in connection with the overall comprehensive plan and to invite the Contables for their opinion. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. Crystal Ahlman asked, then demanded, that the Council completely delete the section of the October 13 minutes beginning at the top of page 5 through all paragraphs concerning her. She stated that the minutes 'ere inaccurate and incomplete. Her discussion had been concerned ::pith the taxes upon Lino Lakes citizens. She had stated that the matter of Jandric going defunct .as only a rumor. Mr. Jandric had not been present to hear the statements. The minutes as