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1 Mr. Jaworski moved to deny the request of the waiving of theappeal bond (which guarantees the payment of defense costs if the Johnsons lose the case). Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. Mr. L'Allier read a prepared list of hopeful accomplishments for the Village for 1969: I. PLANNING 1 A. Revise our Building Ordinance or give consideration to adopting the American Uniform Building Ordinance Code, by reference. B. Revise our Mobile Home Ordinance. C. Pass a Plumbing Ordinance. D. Pass an Underground Utility Ordinance B. Hire a professional planner to review the first segment of our proposed zoning maps (completed in 196g). To hold down the expense, we could hire a planner on a per diem basis. F. Have the Council and Planning and Zoning Committee further hefine the proposed zoning map. II.. LAND PURCHASE A. Give serious consideration toexercising our option to purchase property now owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Waldoch. B. Conduct an informal survey to determine if the citizens of Lino Lakes would like to have the matter of a village hall put on the November, 1969 ballot. III. PARKS A. Hire a planner or, preferably, work with our own engineers to formulate a perk plan for the development of our present parks. B. Formulate a long -range park program for both the purchase of additional park land and the development of same. C. Attempt to purchase or lease the 13 acres which are located on the south end of Baldwin Lake, now owned by the St. Paul Water Department, IV. ROADS A. As soon as our village engineer has estimates and recommendations as to our 1969 progress, ask the Road Study Board to meet with the engineer and the Councilmen in charge of roads to formulate a road program for 1969. Their recommendations should then be brought back to the Council for their consideration and determination. The Council would then decide upon a short and long -range road improvement program. V. CIVIL DEFENSE AND POLICE A. Purchase a new squad car during the Summer of 1969. (our present squad car is now "on its last leg "j. B. Purchase a citizens band radio for the squad car, forthe purpose of in- stituting communication between the police and the Civil Defense. C. Request the Civil Defense and Civil Defense Auxiliary to formulate an over -all community shelter program. VI. LING LAKES RECEPTION AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTER A. Continue to work for the removal of "hard core" juveniles from this center. B. Ask the Legislature to pass a law limiting the number of people to be housed within the center (this was done for the Red Wing Training School during the 1967 session). and stated "Ithink our job is to undertake necessary planning that will ensure the growth and prosperity of our community. In other words, we should look at our Village in terms of tomorrow, as well as trying to handle the business matters that will confront us in 1969."