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1 The following correction was made to the 1,, paragraph 6, line, 9, change 20 to 21. of the June 23 meeting as thus corrected. Mr. Cardinal moved to accept the minutes corrected by Mr. Les Schwartz. Seconded )03 minutes of the June 23 meeting: Page Mr. Jaworski moved to accept the minutes Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. of the special June 24 meeting as already by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. Mr. Marshall G. Stam of 6856 Sunset Drive complained that on May 13 this year his snowblower had been stolen, and on July 4, a shot had been fired thru a back window of his car. He thought that our police protection was non-existent, that he never saw the patrol car although he did see the County cars. Also that the police were not distributed evenly in the Village and that he had heard that the Circle Pines police and ours could not agree on who was to police Sunset. Also, Mr. Stara complained that the Circle Pines Utilities were not reading his gas meter correctly, that he had read them the same day that their man did and his figures were considererably lower. The Clerk was instructed to write the company to come out and check with Mr. Stam. Carbon copies will be sent to Mr. Wm. Blaylock, liaison to the company and to Mr. Stam. Mr. Jaworski moved to ratify the previous action of granting a 3.2 beer on and off sale license to Mrs. Annie Ross of the Lino Store and Tavern whose application came in too late for June 23rd. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. The Clerk letters from the following" 1) North Central Public Service Co., advising that their rates would be re- duced since the previously noted increase had not been so great as expected. 2) Design Integral, an architectural firm wishing to construct a new Hall. 3) Northern States Power Co., noting that a change would be made in residential rate schedules due to a change in practice regarding the installation of under- ground utility lines. 4) A letter from the League thanking Mayor L'Allier for his help in their convention. 5) IBM, enclosing a maintenance agreement on the new typewriter, no action taken. 6) Lexington Fire Department giving the extensive second quarter report on runs. The Clerk also mentioned the following items: a list of amendments in the PERA laws; the June settlement from the County in the amount of $18,613.73; a Pollution Symposium to be held in St. Paul on July 23rd; a Mr. Richard Taeffe of Meyers Outdoor Advertizing Co., Inc. who is also interested in seeing Lino Lakes pass a billboard ordinance; a hearing to be held on Ditch No. 55. The Clerk had checked with the Clerk of Municipal Court to see why we hadn't been receiving monthly reports and had been told that unless fines had been col- lected, no report was made. Also, the Court charged a $5 fee for each case. Mr. L'Allier moved that a letter be sent to the Clerk of Municipal Court requesting that we be kept informed of any case involving persons from Lino Lakes, even if they are not being prosecuted for an ordinance violation, but under. State law, since we are a part of the County court system. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried.Car- bond copies will be sent to Mr. Bob Johnson, Cty Atty., and to Judge Tom Forsberg. The Clerk also mentioned that in some copies of the minutes of June 23 the bottom line of page 3 had not come through, and read this line aloud for the convenience of those who didn't have it.