09/09/1968 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Search

76 Mr. Dupre stated that he had not yet checked on the sewer problem on Otter Lake Road. Mr. Jaworski moved that the Village adopt new Ordinance *45 concerning taxi- cabs and authorize the publication of same as it had been corrected by the Attorney. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal moved that the Village adopt new Ordinance $46 concerning road load limits and authorize publication of same. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. Mayor L'Allier gave the following police report: 2 accidents, 1 medical assist 1 domestic call, 1 burglary, 11 escapees from the Youth Center (6 hours) putting 1,034 miles on the police car in 98 hours. Mr. Myhre reported that he had looked for the horses reportedto be on acreage on Hodgson Road opposite Birch Street but could find nothing. Mr. L'Allier reported that the Attorney General, Senator Grieg, the Assistant Highway Commissioner and others had been present at the ribbon - cutting ceremony on September 4, and that the Assistant Highway Commissioner had stated that 135 would be open to Duluth next year. Affidavits of publication had been received for Ordinance 6J, hearing on 6K and notice for filing affidavits of candidacy. Copies of Circle Pines' audit concerning Lino Lakes gas were passed out to the Council. The insurance policy for the Civil Defense Auxiliary for the auction on Sept. 8 was shown. The Clerk stated that $1,147.70 had been received from the State for Mobile Home taxes. Also, an answer from Governor LeVander acknowledging receipt of our resolution for Bruce Nawrocki. Agent Bob Johnson had forewarded a work- men's compensation schedule showing addition of the Civil Defense members. Copies of the trailer park ordinance from Blaine were passed around. The Fire Marshall stated that he had looked over the situation at Flanagan's and Schwankl's.and found no problem. Mr. Schwankl stated that he had planned on building a loading platform for his oil tanks along the adjoining fence; also, that the garage couldn't be seen from Highway 8. Mrs. Flanagan stated that they had plans to connect the two garages into one large building. Mr. Schwankl complained that the eave hung over his fence and water would drain on his property. Mrs. Flanagan was willing to cut off the eave. After more discussion, it was decided that it would be necessary to establish the boundary line by survey. Mr. Bohjanen thus moved that no permit be issued for the garage until the line is definitely located by survey. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal then moved that the Building Inspector issue the necessary permit when proof of the line is established, that is a certificate of survey. The Building Inspector should check for irons, if there, no survey is necessary. Also, the eave should be cut off on east side before the permit is issued. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously.