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169 Page two, paragraph 8 -- after 'completed' insert 'stating that without this it would be difficult for the Council to make a decision on the Jandric fran- chises. 'Page two paragraph 9 -- insert at beginning - -'on Mr. Bohjanen's April 28 request'. Page 3 paragraph two -- cross out 'we' insert ' Jandric', paragraph 5 -- after Mr. Bohjanen insert 'stating that there was only $2500 difference in cost between our policing and the County offer for the rest of 1969 and looking at the long -range view he felt County policing should be con- sidered for 1970, therefore requesting', cross out'giving him a motion of in- tent to incorporate the system in 1970, providing" therefore requesting', last paragraph -- cross out 'was under consideration in the House', insert 'had passed the House'. Page four -- paragraphfive -- change 'to agricultural' to 'from agricultural', cross out 'since it could cause a change in the site from Ham Lake', insert 'feeling that it was necessary to have proper zoning in order to maintain an airport.' Mr. Bohjanen moved to accept the May 12, 1969 minutes as corrected. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. Mr. Bohjanen moved that the minutes of the special meeting held on May 15 be taken up at the next meeting as there had been insufficient time to read them over. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. The Clerk read a letter dated May 19 from the Metro Council stating that a re- view of Circle Pines Comprehensive Plan 1969 was planned; any objections to said plan should be filed within 10 days to request a hearing. The Clerk was in- structed to call the Metro Council to see when they planned to act on the Plan; also to get a copy of the Plan from Circle Pines the next day so that the Council could review it Tuesday evening at the Hall. If the Council felt it necessary, a special meeting could be called to discuss the Plan and file for a hearing. A letter from Sheriff Talbot, dated May 16, was read, stating that both Lexington and Lino Lakes had turned down the proposed County policing plan for 1969, but that he still hoped to formulate some figures so that the plan could be put in effect for 1970. He suggested that each of the villages involved put a man on a steering committee for contractual arrangements which could come up with figures, services, etc. that are wanted and get these back to him in June or July. He then could have a final proposal for the Councils in time for the budgets; also, he would be glad' to serve on this committee. A. letter from Mr. L. B. Bruder, of J & W Pickup Service, dated May 26 was read, stating that he did not wish at this time to apply for a special use permit; that he was in the process of cleaning up his property and would do so as time permits. Mr. Myhre stated that police had been keeping an eye on the place and that it was being cleaned up. Mr. L'Allier moved that a letter be sent to Mr. Bruder, acknowledging his letter and indicating that the Council would like to see the property completely cleaned up by July first. Seconded by Mr. Jawor- ski. Carried unanimously. A letter from the Anoka County Assn. of Municiplaities, date May 19, was read t, announcing the annual election of officers as well as a discussion of the County's fiscal and taxation problems, to be held May 28tH. The Clerk presented the affidavit of publication for the ad of Assistant Constable Wanted for May 23rd.