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#1 - Ray Miller - gopher bounty
2 - Charles Diers, gopher bounty
3 - Ralph Peltier - gopher bounty
4 - Francis Bonnier - gopher bounty
5.- Municipal Court
6 - Suburban Communications - C.D.supply
7 - E. Ludwig - rent
8 - Ross(general supplies) Store
9 - John Juleen - salary, road work
10 - Gunder Gunderson
11 11 11
11 - Columbus Township - gravel & grading
12 - R. Raymond, misc. salary
13 - Richard Schuh, gravel
14 - Bud Rogall, salary, road work
15 - Dennis Anderson, salary, road work
16 - Tom Caron, snow plowing
17 - Robert Lundgren, snow plow -road work
18 - Rick Juleen, helping in park
19 - Elwood West, police salary
20 - R. Raymond, police salary
21 - Conrad Seabloom, bond payment
22 - Oskey Bros., oil and gas
23 - Jack Rector, salary, road work
$ 22.75
5.75
4.75
18.50
43 2.00
730.00
100.00
31.22
24.75
140.64
1,275.00
8.25
122.50
111.38
19.00
6.00
224.00
18.25
130.00
145.00
530.00
44.40
31.35
#2327 - State Bank of New Brighton (withdrawal) 530.00
Meeting adjourned 10 :15 p.m.
Minutes accepted J,
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. 25, 1965, Clerk
The January 25 meeting of the Lino Lakes Council was called to order
at 8:00 p.m. by Mayor Domning. All members present.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and corrected. Motion by
Backlin, second by Speiser, that minutes be approved as corrected.
Motion carried.
Wayne Danheim of Circle Pines outlined the problems recently encoun-
tered when non - licensed personnel installed piping and appliances, and
asked the village to consider passing an ordnance to have anyone working
on the gas system to have a license. Domning asked if an amendment
to the present ordinance would be sufficient, Mr. Danheim did not think
so. After discussion by the council, Mr. Danheim was advised the matter
would be turned over to the Planning Commission for a recommendation.
Two reference materials, Gas Piping Ordnance and Heating Code of Mpls.
were given to the council.
Two'guests were present from Lexington VFW, Cmd. Williamlindy and Adj.
George Helmeke, asking for permission to hold bingo games on Sunday
evenings. After discussion, Anderson moved, Speiser seconded, that we
grant the permit. Motion carried unanimously.
Attorney Paul Lohmann, representing Roger Rudrogen outlined the prob-
lem that will exist when 35W crosses the village and cubs off the
Rugroden's access to their property. Mr. Heller, Mr. Paul and a
Mr. Myron, the adjoining property owners, were also present. Possible
solution of a service road built parallel to the freeway was brought
out. Attorney Lohmann stated this meeting was to be considered infor-
mational only, that no action or committments by the council was
expected at this time.
Mr. Losher reported on the difficulties encountered by John Wright
and Henry Mossey in the opening of the Oasis Club, and asked the
council to consider an' amendment to Ordnance #21 so that the partner-
ship would come under existing laws and their license could accord-
ingly be issued by the State Liquor Commission. Motion by Speiser,
second by Backlin, to so amend Ordnance #1 carried unanimously.
Mr. & Mrs. Langer asked if they could obtain a burning permit for
brush. Discussion of the matter brought out this permit was to clear
an area for a dump and the burning of the trash. Mr. Locher stated
this would require a special permit issued by the building inspector,
and described the action necessary.
The Treasurer's report was read.
Mr. Backlin stated a letter had been received from the County Engineer
advising a resolution had been passed that the county would build
Road #54, the service road in connection with 35E, in Section 23.
Mr. Speiser reported there had been a slight bit of difficulty at
the rink, but everting was now taken care of.
Mr. Anderson reported on the Planning Commission meeting attended
on January 20th, when new officers were elected. These officers were
Heckenlaible, Chairman, Loyola Thiltgen, Clerk and Glenn Rehbein,
Vice Chairman.
He also asked that the council clarify the terms of the Planning Com-
mission members, and the function of the associated council member.
Other matters discussed at the meeting was the appointment of a
Sewer & Gas Inspector, zoning of commercial property and whether or
not the village should increase the amount of commercial property in
the village.
Mr. Anderson had also attended the last hospital meeting, and gave
the latest financial standing.
Mr. Domning stated the financial statement had been received from the
Utilities Commission, and asked Mr. Donheim to read the highlights of
the statement.
Mr. Locher asked the village if they would agree to a salary of $2.00
per hour for the Clerk of the Municipal Court. Motion by Domning,
second by Speiser, that we approve paying the ('lerk of Court x'2.00
per hour, carried unanimously.
Mr. Locher instructed the council on the cost and method of handling a
village census. Discussion of this item continued to the Fe. 8 meeting.
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Motion by Backlin, second by Anderson, that the following bills be
paid:
#101 - Moga & Speiser, gas, oil, repairs etc. $73.79
102 - Circle Pines, gas 23.20
103 - Ernest Ludwig, rent 100.00
10 - Public Works Equipment Co. (truck parts) 40.45
N105 - Northwest Bell Telephone 6.65
106 - void
107 - Larson Oil Company, fuel oil for hall 63.38
108 - Postoffice, postage 10.00
109 - Janet Hill, gopher bounty • 6.00
110 - Richard Schuh, (this is a replacement check 1330.00
for #2249 issued Dec. 14 which was cancelled)
111 - Northern States Power ) 212.49
112 - " " ) 80.38
113 - II " ) 6.70
114 - " " ) 13.12
115 - Erving Anderson, Trustee school course 7.50
Meeting adjourned et 11)p.m.
Minutes accepted Peb,
1965, Clerk
Lino Lakes Council meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. on
February8, 1965. All members present.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read, and on motion by Backlin,
second by Speiser, were accepted as read.
Mr. John Iverson spoke against the permit requested by the Langer's
for the dump. Accompanying Mr. Iverson were Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kief,
Mrs. Iverson, Mrs. Arthur LaCasse, and Mr. Robinson, all stating they
were against the granting of this permit. Mr. Locher stated this
matter referred to Ordnance #6. and explained the procedure that would
be followed.
Domning moved the letter form prepared by the Clerk be used and to
start immediately clearing up all outstanding checks. Second by
Backlin. Carried unanimously.
Backlin moved the council refer to the engineer the request by the
Minnesota Pipe Line to cross Rondeau Road with a crude oil line.
Second by Anderson, carried unanimously.
Backlin reported a letter had been received from the Highway Dept.
asking for approval to permit the department to put up Highway "No
Parking" signs at the Apple Inn. Backlin moved we notify Sgt. Bell
it is alright for these signs to be put up. Carried unanimously.
Backlin asked if the Rugroden's were going to pay the attorney fees
and engineers fees, as he felt the village should not be responsible.
Mr. Locher will check and report to the Council at the next meeting.