01/11/1971 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Search

1 1 1 April lst for this shozldbe set, if possible. mr. Bohjanen felt tht this was sufficient at this time, later they could set up a program to follow. mr. Bohjanen felt that considering all these things would involve too much time and would cause a delay in the hiring of a fulltime man if they were all attempted right away. Tt was mentioned that a study board to handteall applications ind recommendations could be foreseen. The Clerk was asked to direct a letter to the Personnel Commission setting forth their responsibilities for the time being. Jack Rector commented that we have two fulltime men now, why only consider hiring one? W. Cardinal mentioned that the Personnel Commission had recommended that since there were no Village regulations on'the Use of the time clock, that a rough draft of instructions be posted above'the time clock --he had done so. Mr. L'Allier noted that the Personnel Commission is only advtisory in nature and can only make recommendations; the Council does not necessarily have to follow those,recommnenda- tions, but have the ultimate decision. He noted, too, that the Counei does not have time for in -depth study of such situations, such studies must be used in conjuction with the Council's thoughts. Crystal Ahlmian presented several brochures on the Dept. of Economic Development whose representative will be out here on the 93rd of January at 2 Poll. to meet with us and present a program. This group will back and bond industrial building. Glenn Rehbein complained About a permit which had been granted for a auto'raee on Rice Lake the previous weekend. now had been plowed into drifts which were hard for snowmobilers to see --one had crashed. 14r. "yhre stated that the County Sheriff's office had given the permission. "r. Locher stated that he had been asked to verify the insurance? on checking he found that Rd House had coverage from Lloyd's of London in the Amounts of $100,000 per person, $1 million per Accident and `50,000 property damage; the drivers would assume their own responsibility. Tntwance was made on private of the Blue Heron. mr. House, in the Audience, stated that he had talked with All of the council members prior to the'rAce with the exception of the mayor; he had also talked with the Out Post and Surfside. His own'car had been smashed; he noted tb t the man hed fallen off the snowmobile when be flew over the bank. Glenn couldn't see leaving those banks which were 'dengeroos and felt `that the lakes should be left for the snowmobiles And the ()Ars kept off., Jack> Pector commented that W. House should be commended for getting legal authority ahead of time-- snowmobilers don't. There was some discussion on, snowmobiles. "'r. Locher didn't know of there were any state regulations regarding cars on lakes. mr. House noted that they bed used the north side of the lake and as small a portion as possible. He Agreed, after some heated Audience discuss =ion, to flatted out the banks After the races are over the end of the month. Al Ross reported that Washington and "molts Counties will be electing a new commiss- Aioner'to the metropolitan Transit Commission soon; the date has not yet been set. Mr. Ross thanked all the officials and anyone associated with the building of the new Village Hell. He reminded the Council that the first meeting of the Council had been held in Hoffman's Auto Parts garage and that we had come a long way. He thanked everyone for a job well done. lam. L'Allier thanked Mr. Ross for his gracious comments, and stated that the council were grateful for the okay on the bond issue by the citizens, He noted that a lot of money had been spent on the building, but that we had gotten a lot of Hall for the money; a lot of time had been spent by the officials and others in planning the place. He thanked the Building Committee for their excellent