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2 S ) 2/22/71 on the Council table as proposed. Seconded by W. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. W. Bohjanen suggested that a showcase be installed on the wall in the hallway about 3 feet from the Clerk's window, the size to 8' long, 8" deep and as high as the Clerk's window. There was discussion, with it being 'noted that the hallway could be used at election time and the showcase might be in the way for the booths. No decision was made. W. Bohjanen mentioned that concerning the municipal license fees, he was finished with the book; there had been no chairman appointed for the committee which was studying this, and no meeting had been held. He was ready to sit with the other members and make a report. He noted that we would soon have to set fees for garbage pickup. Mr. L'Alliet noted that the County had promised us an ordinance on the no- burning and garbage disposal; however, they had none yet but had sent us copies of 2 other model ordinances. He felt that we should send a letter tb the PCA telling them that we are working on an ordinance to adopt their regulations in order to conform at the earliesttpossible date. Also, Mr. L'Allier felt that we should sit down with the aerial photos to see what areas we could exclude from the ordinance, since burning is allowed in areas where there are less than 200 people per square mile. This exclusion would have to be re- evaluated each year. Mr. L'Allier stated that we should try to set up an evening meeting with the PCA to discuss the matter. It will be included in the letter to the PCA that we intend to meet xdth them on this. W. L'Allier appointed Mr. Jaworski temporary chairman of the committee on municipal license fees and instructed him to call a meeting. The police report for January was read as follows: 2,694.1 miles driven, 281 home and business checks, 26 complaints, 9 assists to/by other depart- ments, 6 accidents, 5 aid given to motorists, 3 housefires, 3 legal papers served, 3 stoled articles recovered amounting to $2,850, 1 theft amounting to $61 2 false burglar alarms, 1 person picked up on warrant for arrest from Ramsey County. W. L'Allier moved to authorize Marvin Myhre and Rick Juleen to attend an emergency training course at Unity Hospital in March. Seconded by W. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. W. L'A11ier.mentionedA hapt while W. .� Myhre was in the hospital, W. William Anderson had been,�to fill in temporarily on the police force. W. L'Allier stated that he had copies of several proposals for legislation as it relates to the Youth Center. It was his intent to have the Council go on record favoring these with & resolution to be sent to our Legislators asking them to back the same. 1. House File 977, Senate File 279. This bill would safeguard facilities such as the Treatment Center from unauthorized trespass. On occasion persons have broken in to bring out residents of the Center. 2. House File 248, Senate File 123 This bill would provide for a new correctional facility to be built on State land adjacent to the St. Cloud facilities and provide for its funding. 3. Proposal Number 15 This proposal would permit females to housed in the Red Wing