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104 Aside from park information, Speiser reported on a gopher machine for sale for .257.00. After discussing the matter, it was suggested we wait on this until such time as we have a full time village employee. Discus- sion on a full time employee will be deferred until such time as the full council is again present. (Mr. Eacklin will be absent first week in July for vacation.) Speiser suggested that Sunset be continued all the way through to Highway 8 eliminating the block long street of Pointcross Drive. Mr. Anderson will write to the Circle Pines Planning Board on this matter. Anderson reported on the June 16th Planning Board meeting, at which time the request by Mr. Krech was considered. The North 1/2 of Section 31 and South 1/2 of Section 31 was also discussed as far as future roads are con- cerned. The Planning Board moved at this meeting to invite Dick Shay, Engineer for the NSSSD to attend the July 21 meeting, and extended a special invitation to all council members to attend this meeting. Mr. Anderson finished his report by announcing his resignation from the Council, effective tonight, as he was moving away from the village. Mr. Gottwald read to the Council the preliminary report which had been pre- pared by Carley & Associates, as a result of the inquiries from Circle Pines on future sewer lines. Mr. Domning stated he felt this report could stand as the official position of the village at this time. Mr. Gottwald was requested to also obtain from the Circle Pines Engineer the approximate pricing of the oversizing. Mr. Gottwald stated he had also investigated the Baldwin Lake area, and while there was a possibility that a 66' right-of-way could be established he recommended that the owner of the property where the building is going on should appear before the council with his building plans before addition- al property is sold. The requirements for platting again come up for discussion, and it was Anderson's recommendation, supported by Domning, that Section 3 on page 34 of the Building Code book be carefully looked at, with the attorney to give an interpretation and recommend possible changes at the next meeting. Mr. Locher proposed a change to Village Ordinance #1 to make it technically the same as the State Law. By redrafting the ordinance, the license could then contain wording as to date, place, length of time in force, etc. when special requests are made, such as "one day" only. Mr. Domning announced the Certificate for the Census had been received, with the total count established at 3,103. Mr. Domning moved, seconded by Speiser, that the application of Cegla, Hauer, Henry Speiser, Robt. Anderson, Nather, Ross and Oasis Lounge for beer and liquor licenses be approved. Carried unanimously.