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11/9/70 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council held on November 9,1970, was called to order at 8:05 p.m. by Mayor L'Allier with all members present. Mr , Rosengren mared :to aooept `the _ minutes -of the special - oau ais1ng meeting held on November 4th as written. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried with Mr. Jaworski abstaining as he had been absent. The Clerk was asked to read the results of the local election. The Clerk reported that a notice had been received from the Metro Transit Commission approving the proposed bus service by Rice - Edgerton Lines. Sample ordinances on no burning had been received from Mr. Hutchison of the Anoka County Health Dept. as well as copies of the Blaine ordinance regarding same. The Lino Elementary Parents Club requested a bingo permit for November 20th at the school. Mr. Jaworski moved to grant a bingo permit for November 20th to the Parent's Olub. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. Letters had been received from both Anoka and Ramsey Counties regarding the request for a review of the speed limit on County Road J west of Hwy 49. The Lexington fire report for the third quarter was read. Mr. L'Allier stated that a problem had arisen before the election regarding the ballot on the proposed park land purchase. Mr. Locher stated that on the 9th of October, as required by State law, he had ordered printing of these ballots as well as the general Village ballots through the Arpka County Union & Shopper and had specifically asked that one pad of each ballot be delivered directly to the County Auditor's office for use by absentee voters. Mr. Locher had proofread the ballots on the 15th; they were to be printed either that day or the next and delivered immediately thereafter. However, there had been an error in the shipping department and the ballots were not delivered to the Auditors office. Mr. Locher had received a letter from Mr. Tam Pease of the Shopper which he read, stating the dates of delivery of the ballots to the Clerk, that the 2 pads had-not been taken out or delivered as ordered, and offering his apologies for the mistake. Mr. Locher stated that the situation was moot since the vote on the park ballot was far apart. Only 7 absentee voters were affected since one applicant was not a registered voter. Mr. L cher had discussed the matter with the Attorney General and the County Attorney; it was decided that the ballot should go on the election since it was an innocent error. There were no questions on the subject. Mr. Cardinal reported that he had received a letter from Ken Rehbein requesting that the Engineer be present at the P&Z hearing on the 18th of November to answer questions; Mr. Cardinal wished to make this request. Mr. Bohjanen stated that no motion was necessary since it was at the builder's request. W. Cardinal also requested that the Building Inspector attend the next P&Z meeting. Mr. L'Allier asked Mr. Dupre for a report on the Olson home. Mr. Dupre stated tilt he had inspected the home this evening and had talked to Mr. Olson prior to the meeting. Mr. Dupre stated that the house needed 3 windows in the front, plus siding and sheetrock. He didn't feel that it would take long to do. Mr. Cardinal noted that questions on the construct- ion had originated at the P&Z, mentioning that from the outside one can't see progress on the inside. He wished to know how soon Mr. Olson would do the remaining work. Mr. Olson stated that he was handling it as fast as be could; that money was not available, especially for homes without city sewer and water. He had to wait for the windows before putting on the