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86 Following information by Attorney Locher, Speiser moved, and Backlin seconded, that we okay Centennial Bank as depository for security for bonds held by Marquette Bank. Motion carried unanimously. The engineer explained the request by Minnesota Pipe Line and advised the council to approve the relocation, but a stipulation should be added for them to backfill with I" of crushed gravel. Motion by Backlin, second by Speiser, that we approve the request. Motion carried unanimously. The engineer also read a letter concerning a 3" gas main crossing on 35W which was discussed. Mr. Gottwald will try to have more informa- tion on this by the next meeting. Backlin inquired if the Attorney had found out if the Rudrogen's were willing to pay the fees involved in their case for an access road to their property. Mr. Locher stated he had talked to them and they would pay any legal fees involved and any engineering expenses. 1 Backlin stated he had information that a very good used truck could be seen in Anoka, selling price $2,600. The attorney informed him any such purchase would have to be done by bid. Backlin moved and Speiser seconded that he (Backlin) with another qualified person take a look at the truck for sale. The motion was discussed with outright purchase being mentioned as well as possible trade -in of present truck, and on the vote, Anderson no, Backlin yes, Speiser yes, Zelinka yes, Domning yes. Anderson reported that the Plumbing and Heating Code had been discussed . at length at the Planning Board meeting. After discussion by the Council it was decided that the Blaine Code would be looked at and the matter carried over for further future discussion. Anderson also read a list of names, considered to be in violation of Housekeeping Ordnance 32. Anderson made a motion that the Clerk write to these people, however, it was determined the list should be turned over to the Police Officers to check out the violations. Anderson proposed to have Attorney Locher look into the Green River Ordnance to see if it would be feasible for this village to adopt. Anderson also stated he had attended the last hospital meeting, and again he felt that the new management was slowly bringing things into a profitable focus. Mr. Anderson also stated he was going to attend a budget hearing at the State Capital on February 27 involving the Youth Center. Attorney Locher stated he had received a phone call from State Liquor Commissioner Joyce in which he recommended that liquor fees not be split but paid in one payment. On the question raised concerning closing hours and when the last drink could be ordered, Mr. Joyce stated this was generally up to the individual, but under no circum- stances could anyone be served after 1:00 a.m., and that everyone should be out and the door locked by 1 :15 a.m. 1 1