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246 Mr. L'Allier also asked about the lot full of weeds owned by Windom Realty. This needs notification first, then the Village can cut the weeds and bill the owners. Mr. L'Allier moved that the Clerk send letters of notification on weed cutting to the persons on Mr. Rosengren's list, that the weeds must be removed within 30 days or the Village will cut them and bill the owners. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. The Clerk read the minutes she had taken of the special park board meeting with the County Commissioners and representatives of the Metro Council held on September 29th. Mr. Jaworski stated that their plans were vague, that they had no immediate plans for this area. The Metro Council had a problem with money. There was discussion on the road around Centerville Lake to the park. Mr. L'Allier felt that there was a law stating that the County would have to maintain the ingress and egress from the park since it was a county facility. Mr. Cardinal moved that a letter be written to the County stating that we approveF_of the Park Board's plan to build a road from Centerville Park to County 21. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. Mr. Jaworski stated that he had attended the meeting with Circle Pines and Lexington on consolidating the police forces. The report made by the police chief of Oakdale, Mr. Robert W. Drowns, gave the cost of a full -time 8-man police force to cost some for everything for the first year, including some 564,760 in salaries. The Clerk was instructed to make copies of the report for the Council. The cost of this force would be $9.82 per capita. Another meeting on this will be held on October 16th at Lexington. Mr. Bohjanen mentioned that the C&BDC would meet on October 1 and work on the brochure. They would bring it in booklet form to the Council. Mr. Bohjanen stated that the brochure would be printed, using a sliding or spiral holder so that pages could be added, colors will be used. Mr. L'Allier thought that it should be mentioned that the Village has building and zoning codes available at the Clerk's office. They have two estimates now and hopefully will have a low cost from a local printer. He should have something by the next meeting. Mr. Bohjanen mentioned that Mr. Lyle Krueger was building a Big Steer restaurant at the I -35W intersection. He then mentioned that Mr. John Wright and Mr. Henry Massey were selling the Oasis Lounge. Mr. Wright introduced Mr. William Horbal who has had two previous establishments. The Attorney is getting information together on licenses. Mr. Bohjanen stated that he had contacted the political parties to see if they will work on the voter registration. The DFL is going house to house urging people to register while the GOP is putting on a phone campaign. It was noted that filing for office would begin the following day at 12:01 a.m. It was mentioned that the St. Joseph's priest had run the notice twice in the church bulletin and mentioned it from the pulpit; also the Lions Club is helping. Mr. Locher read from a sheet summarizing the law on the use of mobile units in voter registration. Mr. Bohjanen remarked that if we couldn't stir up the people to register otherwise, the mobile unit would be no help. Mr. Locher then read from Ord. 31 on the transfer of liquor licenses. These are assignable after inspection by the police if the person meets the residency require- ment. Mr. Horbal will need the insurance and bond as required. Mr. Bohjanen moved that we authorize the inspection by the police of Mr. Horbal and report back at the next meeting. Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. Carried. 1 1 1