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1 109 Mr. Rosengren was authorized to see that someone put the map into the frame and cover it with plastic. Small copies of the map were recommended to be sold at 25 each. Mr. Gotwald also presented the proposed zoning map, showing two large areas of industrial zoning as well as areas for multiple dwellings, etc. Mr. Jaworski moved that this proposed zoning map be returned to the P&Z Board by way of a letter from the Clerk to Mr. Cardinal, giving the explanation of the urban codes, etc. asking the P&Z to work from it and come up with recommendations for comprehensive zoning by a target date of September 1969. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. Mr. Car- dinal commended the P&Z and Mr. Gotwald for their work on this map. Mr. Rollie Anderson, County Surveyor, spoke on the tie- corners being placed in Lino Lakes, telling of the difficulties where the lakes are involved, etc. He stated that 84 per cent of thecorners are now tied in the Centerville and Lino Lakes,area; the crew had made a good gain in 1968. He presented reaps showing the corners presently tied for the county as well as several other new highway maps. He asked that the County be advised whenever sewer work or other work involving earthmoving equipment beinvolved so that the corners tan be protected. Mr. Rosengren moved that the Clerk order three sets of plat map covers from the County at a cost of $4.80 per set. Mr. Anderson will give these to Mr. Locher to deliver. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. The Park Board minutes were read. Mr. Jaworski read a list of accomplishments of the Park Board in 1968 and thanked the Park Board for their endeavors. After discussion of the snowmobile problem in the parks (killing seedlings, etc.), Mr. Jaworski moved that signs be put up and notice put in the paper that snowmobiles and motorcycles be banned from the park properties. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Jaworski stated that Mrs. Forrest Tagg had resigned from the Park Board due to lack of time to attend the meetings. No successor was recommended. Mr. Jaworski moved that a letter be written to the State Highway Department asking that the snowplow crews exercise more care in plowing the intersection of 326 and Fourth since the north side of the intersection is always blocked after the plowing. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. Mr. Bohjanen reported that the C&BDC were still considering the plumbing code- -when they are finished they will turn the booklet over to the P&Z. The Lexington Fire Department will burn the house at Elm and Highway 8 on December 28 or 29 if there is no snowstorm. The building is the second oldest building in Anoka County, having once served as a way station and post office at a different location. Mr. Bohjanen reported that the survey was finished on the questionaire sent out to persons who had requested to build businesses in Lino Lakes and then changed their minds. The results of the questionaire were presented in a letter, part of which was read. Mr. Bohjanen then asked that the C&BDC be allowed to meet with both the Engineer and the bonding consultant sometime in January ,.or February so that policies of both could be set forth to businesses. After discussion it was decided that the 12 persons answering the questionaire be invited to attend a meeting with the Engineer, Bonding Consultant and the Council. Mr. Bohjanen also stated that the brochure was ready for a rough draft and a letter is being prepared.