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17S Mr. Rosengren asked whether the on and off -sale liquor licenses had to be sent to the liquor Control Commissioner one month ahead of time. Yes. He then asked whether it wasn't State Law that such application didn't have to be ac8- companied by the fee. The Clerk will check before the next meeting. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve the application of Mrs. Delores I Peters, dba Knotty Pine Inn, for an on and off -sale 3.2 beer. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Bohjanen moved to approve the application d' Mr. Jimmy C. Aragon, dab Aragon Ballroom, for on and off -sale 3.2 beer. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Cardinal moved to issue a beer permit for St. Joseph's Church for their chicken dinner for the days of August 9 and 10th. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. It was decided that St. Joseph's should provide a certificate of 'in- surance even though it is private property. The Clerk stated that a Mr. Ken 4uick, of Keg Weister, 5750 Nicollet Avenue, had requested an off -sale liquor license in order to deliver strong beer to those per- sons in Lino Lakes who would purchase the kegs. The Council wished to have Mr. Quick come and explain his operation after having checked with the Attorney and the State. The Clerk asked whether the Council would wish to charge fees to these estab- lishments having set -up licenses in the Village. Mr. Rosengren stated that in previous years the Council had not done so since the State license fee was some $200. The limit on fees was *300, but they had not wished to charge a fee of $100, since they thought the State fee was high enough. The Clerk stated that the State fee was now $100. Therefore the Village could charge $200. The only places in the Village having set -up licenses are the Aragon Ballroom and the Knotty Pine Inn. The Clerk will check with othermunicipalities to see what they are charting for set -up licenses. The fund balances for May 31st were read. Mr. Jaworski complained that the electric bill for the parks had been too high in May. He will check the bills later. It was decided that henceforth, the Councilmen will initial bills pertaining to their department to show that the amounts are approved by them. Mr. Jaworski will also check on the minimuncost for gas usage from Circle Pines. The Clerk read that portion of the August 12, 1968 minutes pertaining to the trailer owned by Ken Rehbein. This stated that two 90 -day permits could be issued to him. After discussion, Mr. Jaworski moved to write a letter to Mr. Ken Rehbein asking him to give the Council his intentions on the keeping of his trailer on his lot on Fourth Avenue. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Cardinal had no report but announced the next P&Z meeting for June 18th. Mr. Jaworski had obtained different prices on tractors. An Internationi Cub Low -boy, 15 h.p., 1600 lb. would cost $1788, 60" mover,$235 extra. There was no front -end broom for this model, although Mr. Myhre stated that brooms were available for either Cub models. A 12 i. p. Whe& -Horse with snow blower, front plow blade, wheel weights and mower would cost $1200 plus. A broom is available; perhaps this could be substituted for the blade. Mr. Rosengren asked whether he thought this would be large enough for Park purposes. Mr. Jaworski thought so. Mr. Gotweld suggested that Mr. Jaworski check with Gould who make park equipment and also others who have gear- driven equipment for similar prices.