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3/8/71 would be for neighboring villages. Mr. L'Allier stated that we were told they would contract the park polioing from either_the n hboring municipalities or the county. The bills were audited, Mr. Bohjanen noted that a tex- exempt No. was needed on the bills to Cy's Mens Wear. W. Bohjanen moved to pay the bills as audited. W. Jaworski seconded. Carried unanimously. W. Cardinal noted that he had been checking the bills for some time and had come to the conclusion that we had spent too much time and money on the Ford tractor and that this should cease. W. Rosengren stated that we should have to replace it with something; he felt it was worth $1200. W. Jaworski felt we should sell it. Discussion continued on this subject. Mr. L'Allier moved to authorize W. Myhre to attend another advanced Care Course at a cost of some $25.00. Seconded by W. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. There was more discussion on purchase of a tractor, with both W. Jaworski and W. Rosengren feeling that we should get something with sufficient power to handle a snowblower and a large mower. W. Bohjanen moved to adjourn at 9:23 P.M. Seconde Mr. Jawors.'. Aye Minutes approved at the meeting of March 22, 197 Li'iiJ " Clerk- Treasurer 3/22/71 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council held on March 22, 1971 was called to order at 8 :04 P.M. by Mayor L'Allier with all members present. The minutes of the special March 15th meeting on specifications for a full time man were not considered since the meeting had been informal. The Clerk reported that $1,250 had been received from exempt personal property tax. She presented the renewal application for sign permit No. D,1 from Brede, Inc. noting that this was the sign which had been discussed at tfie last P&Z meeting. Mr. Bratland of the company had indicated on the phone that they had received permission from the State Highway Dept. to use a gate in the freeway fence in order to erect the sign. A letter from the County Auditor's office stated that the Board of Commissioners had approved the sale of the four parcels of land which the Village had requested prior to the tax sale last summer. The total charge would be $44.20 if all par- cels were placed on one deed or $53.20 if they were placed on 4 separate deeds. After discussion W. Bohjanen moved to proceed with the purchase of the following parcels: Lots 8,9,&10 of Block 3, Nordin Manor, and Parcel #4650 of Section 15, for park and playground purposes or as, per the Engineer's recommendation, a ponding area, if necessary; with the four parcels to be placed on one deed. Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. Carried unanimously. Copies of a letter from Joseph Cook to the Metropolitan Sewer Board regarding Lino Lakes' sewer assessment charges were passed around, Mr. .INllier noted that Council had gone on record that we would not pay the assessment if there were no flowage. Mr. Cook had asked the Sewer Board to drop the charges for Lino Lakes in 1971 since there would be no flowage. He will let Mr. L'Allier know if we need to testify at the hearing concerning this.