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41 Mr. Bohjanen moved to accept the off -sale intoxicating application for Eddie's Liquor Store providing Mrs. Cegla provides the proper bond forms and the necessary insurance policy. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Cardinal moved to accept the applications for off -sale, on -sale, dancing and retail off -sale 3.2 beer submitted by John Wright and Henry Mossey of the Oasis Lounge provided proof of°insurence is shown; licenses to be issued upon receipt of payment of the fees to the Clerk. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. lr. Jaworski introduced Mr. Eaden and Mr. Beektold of the George T. Ryan Co., who gave details on the possible leasing of a new 440H Wabco grader fully equiped at $420/ month for 60 months and a sum of $6749.00 due at the end of that time. This model sells retail at $28,500 and would be fully maintained except for usual changes of blades and filters by the company for the five years and also in the sixth year at the price quoted. However, if the Village wished to take over the maintenance the last year the amount due then would only be $4551.00. An engine heater could be installed if the machine were to be kept outside. After dis- cussion it was decided to have the Personnel Commission complete the statistics on maintenance which are being compiled to decide whether the project would be feasible and hiring of a full -time man undertaken. Mr. L'Allier thanked the men for appearing and told them that we should have a decision made within 4-6 weeks. Mr. Locher stated that it was perfectly legal to lease on a yearly basis as this would not bind future Councils. The Park Board minutes were read. Mr. Jaworski mentioned that they were trying to get smme clay for the ball diamond and that a broken window in the Lino warming house would be fixed. Mr. Jaworski suggested some corrections for proposed ordinance 21B. After some discussion and questions from the audience Mr. Jaworski moved to give proposed ordinance 21B as corrected to the Village Attorney for final drafting. Seconded by Mt. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Bohjanen mentioned that 'slow' signs were needed on Linda Street and also on Elm at County Road 12. The name sign on Orange Street is also missing. Mr. Ros- engren will take care of this. Mr. Gotwald will contact the Columbus grader man on Laurene Street being a Village Street. Maple and Orange will get minimal grading; Mr. Rosengren will contact Columbus on this. Mr. Cardinal announced the resignations of Kiepel and Bryant who will serve thru June. Mr. L'Allier thanked these two and instructed the Clerk to send letters to both expressing the Council's gratitude for their dedicated work on the P.O. The appointments will be made next meeting. Mrs. Howard of Capital Trailer Company and the attorney Mr. Ward were again present for hearing on rezoning property for the Baldwin Lake Trailer Court and to obtain a special use permit therefore. She stated that she bad approval from the State Board of Health and will put up a fence on the south line when that part is developed. The complete drawing should be ready in 30 days and work will proceed simultan- eously on the old part and the north 15 lots with the work completed at end of this construction season. Mr. Cardinal moved that the following property be rezoned commercial: all of Lots 14, 19.and 20, Block 1, Arthur E. Thom Acres, except parts previously zoned as commercial herein; and Lot 15, Block 1, Arthur E. Thom Acres, except the Easterly 500 feet thereof, all according to the map or plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the Register of Deeds, Anoka County, Minnesota. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried.