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8 The clerk was asked to bring the bills for review at each meeting. The Personnel Commission Report was read. It was recommended that the Village not hire a fulltime man until we have the necessary equipment required to keep a man busy 40 hours a week. Dennis Houle mentioned the possibility of renting such heavy equipment. Mr. Bohjanen asked that the Clerk make copies of the report for each Council member and place one on file. Also the Road Department should check into such rentals and purchase of equipment. Mr. Gotwald stated that the State denied our request to put up a Village entrance sign at the junction of Hwys 8 & 49. The State will erect signs reading "Lino Lakes" at the boundaries on 49 and on 8 and at the junction of 49 & 8. Mr. Gotwald and Mr. Bohjanen will get together to locate private property on which to place our entrance sign. Mr. Jaworski moved that copies of the minutes of all boards be kept on file in separate folders at the Village Hall. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. Mr. Bohjanen moved that the Council authorize Mrs. Emerton to have her typewriter repaired at a sum of $8.50 at Village expense, provided she uses it for Village work. Also that we look into the purchase of a new Village typewriter when the budget allows. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski, carried. The next CD meeting will be February 14. Mr. Locher read a letter from Mrs. Betts concerning a run -down bldg she rents and in which she also keeps hay and feed for her horses. The Council ordered Mr. Cardinal to set up a meeting with the Atty and the Bldg. Insp. to inspect this property. Mr. Gotwald will check the acreage. Mr. Robert Anderson told the Council that he will clean up his property located between Mr. Rosengren and Hoffman's Auto Parts as soon as the weather permits. A letter from Mrs. Warner stated that they are still trying to have the cars removed from the Leo Peppin property. The Park Board will study the possibilities of purchasing Lot 17, Block 5, Lex- ington Park- Lakeview, belonging to Eugene Evans who has not been paying the taxes, and upon which is an old, condemned concrete garage. Mr. McShannock of Hodgson Road appeared again to complain about the messy condition of the Ford property adjoining him. He was asked to take this up at the police meeting. 1 Mr. Robert Burman, County Commissioner, spoke to all present concerning future county road work in Lino. He also mentioned current law enforcement training and and that the sheriff's radio is available to everyone for law - enforcement purposes. He praised Lino's CD unit as the best in the County. Mr. Burman stated that he had been informed by the State that Hwy 8 will become a County road from the south line up to the junction with Hwy 49 and from Hwy 326 up to 35 sometime in '69 or'70. The road from the new park down toward Birch Street will be made subject to securing a right -of -way. Co. Rd. 54 will be up- graded soon. He will ask that the East Co. Line Road be designated as a County road. Possibly Co. Rd. 14 could be taken over by the State east of Hwy 65. Other projects were mentioned, with Mr. Burman promising to do all he could for our Village. III Motion by Mr. Rosengren, seconded by Mr. Cardinal, to adjourn at 10:47 PM.