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84 Motion by Backlin, second by Anderson, that we trade in the old Globe Repaired radio as repairs are no longer economical. Cost of a new radio will be $130.00. Carried unanimously. Speiser reported he had just inspected both rinks and found them to be in good shape, with quite a bit of skating still being done. Also reported on some wires that will need moving in the spring as they are presently chopped off every time a plow crosses the area. Anderson reported he had inspected the area involved for the Langer dump, and personally felt the permit for this dump should not be allowed. Anderson also stated he had talked to the Bldg. Inspector with reference to information needed for the census and estimated roughly an increase of 600 people in the village since 1960. Anderson moved we send our attorney a request to contact the census bureau and see if our census can still be, taken this year. Speiser seconded, the motion carried unan. Domning moved that Mr. Backlin be named as Acting Mayor in the mayor's absence. Second by Speiser, carried unanimously. Domning read a letter received from the Municipal Court, asking each village to pass the following resolution. "Be it resolved that the legislature of the State of Minnesota is hereby requested to pass a law establishing the salary for the position of Judge of the Municipal. Court of Circle Pines, Lexington and Lino Lakes at 51,800 annually, retroactive to January 1, 1965." Domning moved the resolution, Anderson seconded, motion carried unanimously. Domning read a resolution as passed by the County changing the bounty on gopher feet. Domning moved we set the bounty at 25¢; 15¢ to be paid by the village and reimbursement by the county of 100. Seconded by Speiser, carried unanimously. The attorney will check to see if the bill for 1964 was tendered. Mr. Locher stated he had notified the Apple Inn that the last half of the liquor license fee was due for 1964, and was to have been turned in by tonight. The Treasurer is to be contacted to see if the money has been turned in. Mr. Locher is to check and see if new renewal forms are available for on -off licenses. Domning reported a very comprehensive report by the St. Paul Sanitary District had been printed, and that anyone interested could obtain a copy of this report. Police Officer Raymond asked the Council to consider writing a letter to the Youth Center with regard to the laxity in their security areas. Particular cases were cited where escapees were returned without the school being aware an escape had been made. Domning asked the two reporteers present to include in their news that dog licenses are available and thould be purchased as soon as possible. Domning read a resolution passed by the County which stated aerial flight photographs of this area will be available in the near future, more information will be asked for concerning price, availability etc.