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1 1 1 Mr. Rosengren stated that 170 tons of sand had been hauled on 2nd Avenue so far. He had also gotten two prices on a tandem dump truck. He had one quote with him: a Chevrolet truck at $10,725, listing at $13,421, but getting a fleet discount. This is with the dump and heavy duty throughout, also 4 speed and overdrive with good seats and power steering. It needed a roof light, but could use our plows as these are interchangeable. Mr. Rosengren stated that we should have better equipment; it would not be necessary to have a loader to load it as we don't load much. Mr. Rosengren presented material. from Cuckler Buildings. For an insulated, but not finished building the cost would be about $7.50 per square foot; if half finished, about $10.00 per square foot. This would include lighting, heat, plumbing, well, and overhead doors. Mr. L'Allier mentioned that Walter Tauer had some roof spans that might be used in the building. Mr. Rosengren stated that these could not be used since the buildings are engineered for their own parts only; these spans would be for a cement building. Mr. Rosengren stated that Cuckler had their crew at Princeton now and could come out and help with the specifications - -there would be no charge for this if we took their bid. He is also waiting for literature from Lester of Lester Prairie. It was thought that the cost would run about $100,000. The date of September 9th was set for an informal meeting to decide on specifications on the building at 8 p.m. Mr. Juleen thought that the building would never pass on the ballot. Upon questioning, Mr. Locher stated that a builder of apartments would need a special use permit under our ordinances. Mr. Locher stated that he had reached Mr. Ridenberg, Attorney for Circle Pines, who had stated that the settlement of the municipal court property had been held up by one judge who had thought that they should get the Minn. Statute Books free. Mr. Locher had also contacted Mr. Segal of the St. Paul Water Dept. who has signed the re- drafted agreement on the Baldwin Lake property and has mailed it to Mr. Locher. The date of October 2nd was set for a meeting with the planner, Mr. Van Housen, and the P &2. The Clerk will send cards to all and confirm this with Mr. McLean. Mr. John: Juleen _pre4sented a copy of Ord. No. 68 from Lexington pertaining to fire prevention and suggested that Lino Lakes adopt the same. Our present ordinance has no teeth in it. Copies will be sent to the Council and immediately to Mr. Locher for drafting for discussion next time. It was decided that the General Fund only would be taken up at the first budget meeting. Mr. Bohjanen moved to pay the bills as audited. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mr. Jaworski moved to adjourn at 11:02 p.m. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. BILLS: August 25, 1969 2580 Centennial State Bank of Lexington 2581 Babcock, Locher, Neilson & Mannella 2582 Bill Munt Equipment Service 2583 Lino Gun Shop U.S. deductions for August Legal services on Jandric:'franchise to date. Clerk's supplies Repair of guns,'. cases for same (continued) $128.70 618.55 3.50 20.00