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1 Mr. Rosengren asked whether we might make an ordinance covering pipelines and buried cables, limiting them to one pipe and a certain amount of footage. Mr. Locher will check on sample ordinances from the League. The proposed - thoroughfare map was turned over to Dennis Houle for study by the Road Study Board. When they have finished the map will be hung on the wall at the Village Hall. Mr. L'Allier mentioned some of the statistics given at the airport hearing that day; the testimony given seemed to favor the Ham Lake site; the Isanti site was considered to be too'far from the metropolitan centers to be given any serious thought. The aircraft which will be using the new airport will be among the largest yet devised including the jumboes. (Mr. Jaworski left the meeting due to a family emergency.) Mr. L'Allier moved that Lino Lakes adopt a resolution that we request the Metropolitan Airport Commission, with copies to surrounding villages, the county attorney and county commissioner, requesting copies of the Noise- exposure Contour Chart, exhibits 28 -A and 28 -B, if possible, superimposed upon a map of the communities directly off and adjacent to the proposed airport and that this be sent prior to April 29th. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. The police reported that they had checked the Leo Peppin property and found 6 cars and 1 truck on the premises; Mr. Peppin was not in. Mr. Rosengren mentioned that Mr. Hoffman had offered to haul these out. It was also reported that Mr. Ford on Hwy 49 had hauled out 30 tons of scrap so far and had 3 loads to go. He will be asked to move his commercial trucks back further off the road. Mr. Cardinal moved that 30 mph signs be installed on W. Rondeau Lake Road. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. Mention was made of road signs which were missing along with a question on the progress of issuing house numbers. Mr. West asked whether the CD could be called out when there are escapees from the Youth Center. This will be talked over at the next police meeting. Mr. Anderson has been cleaning up the property next to Mr. Rosengren. Mrs. Bohjanen asked whether the CD members would be covered by insurance or workmen's compensation if they are in the police car or on police work. The Clerk will ask Mr. Ray about this. Mr. Scherer asked whether there was insurance on CD members delivering brochures and information guides, etc. Mr. Bohjanen stated that this constitutes part of their training. Mr. Harold Lehman inquired whether the blue herons on Reshenau Lake would be protected if a developer comes in there. Mr. L'Allier stated that the prospective developer currently involved had seemed concerned aboutthis. Mr. Bohjanen moved that the bills be paid as audited. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Cardinal made the motion, seconded by Mr. Rosengren to adjourn at 10:51 P.M. Carried.