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Mr. L'Allier moved to pay the League of Minnesota Municipalities due in the amount of $333.00. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. The Clerk stated that the deed for the easement on the Harmer property had just been received. Mrs. Crystal Ah3man was assured that the variance was now granted. A letter directed to Murnane, Battis, DeLambert and Conlin, Attorneys at Law, from Mr. Eugene R. Gere, Director of Waters, Soils and Minerals, concerning the recommendations made a part of the dredging permit No. P.A. 68-822 issued to U.S. Lakes Development Company for Reshanau Lake, was read. These recommendations were for a series of soil borings and observation wells. Mr. LtAilier stated that he had asked Mr. Gotwald to be present when these were made. Mr. Bohjanen asked whether copies had been made of the earlier Conservation Letter and the dredging permit. He would also like a copy of this September 4th letter. The Clerk will check and have copies made to send to the Council. A copy of the dredging permit for Rice Creek by U.S. Lakes had been received rather than the one for the lake. The Clerk read a letter from Mr. Bernard E. Steffen, County Administrator, addressed to the Mayor, stating that the matter of taxing of municipal bonds had concerned the County Commissioners and that they had passed a resolution and sent same to the legislators. A copy of this resolution as well as a reply letter from Mr. Clark MacGregor were enclosed. These were passed around. Mr. Cardinal reported that he, Mr. Jaworski and the Building Inspector had looked at a house in Shoreview which the owner, Perry Malvin, Jr. (and his father), wished to have moved into the Village on a lot on the inside corner of Linda and Laurene. Mr. Cardinal stated that the house was solid, but looked bad since someone had broken the windows and some of the siding. Mr. Malvin is willing to put up a sizeable amount of money to cover bringing in the house and will fix up the house to our specifications. The house meets St. Paul and Shoreview codes. A list of the work which they plan to do on the house was read. He thought it was possible to fix up the outside in 30 days as the materials for same had been acquired. It was stated that the representative of the P&Z, Mr. Glenn Rehbein, had not been present to see the house. Mr. Cardinal thought that the stairway from the basement should be widened this was also planned. Mr. Locher checked the building ordinance and stated he thought that the house met the minimum floor area requirement, however, the Building Inspector will measure. Mr. Cardinal moved that Mr. Perry Malvin, Jr. be allowed to move the house into Lino Lakes with the following stipulations on the building permit: 1) the outside of the house must be fixed up within 30 days. 2) the stairway from the basement must be brought up to adequate size. 3) the electrical inlet must be sized to meet our code (100 amp.) 4) the house must meet minimum code floor area. 5) the completion date for the interior work and landscaping was set at June 1, 1970. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. Mr. Rosengren informed Mr. Malvin that he would have to pay the cost of a culvert if one was needed. Mr. Malvin was also informed about the plumbing ordinances, and was told to check with the Building Inspector for the necessary permits and costs for same. 1 1 1