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1 1 121: Locher recommended the Council further negotiate to possibly purchase Lots 2 and 3 in Block 4 for the same purpose. Ross motioned we have the engineer do some further checking and recommend a future course of action. Backlin seconded, motion carried. A request by Rand McNally in Chicago for a map of the area will be handled by the engineer's office. A letter from Bill Bohjanen to the Council was read requesting certain financial information on the Circle Pines utilities, which Mr. Bohjanen stated was not included in their financial report. Council action was taken as follows: Mr. Domning stated we would ask Mr. Hill for these reports if they are not included in the proposal from Circle Pines. It is felt the Council should not spend any money to get these reports, as they represent material that should be furnished to the village. Backlin requested to be removed from the civil service board as he did not have sufficient time to spend on the board. Locher read a report indicating the road leading to the East past LeVessuer's is a village road and maintenance should be provided accordingly by the village. Backlin moved the adloption of a contract to have the County plow specified sections of Otter Lake Road. Second by Ross, motion carried. Gottwald read the letter which he had written to the Project Engineer on 35W, requesting that any village roads being used by sub - contractors or contractors for hauling of gravel etc., be maintained and /or returned to their former condition upon completion of such work. No answer has been received at this time. Police are to check to see that Mr. Krech has terminated his business as specified, and if his livestock appear to be not property taken care of, the Humane Society should be contacted. Ross recommended a stock record be started to keep track of the equip- ment owned by the village. (Mr. Backlin replied that this record is being kept now, including all maintenance on equipment etc.) Ross reported a complaint had been entered by McShannock on Highway 49 concerning dumping adjacent to his property, and he felt the village should take some steps to clarify Ordinance 32 and what steps the village could take to control dumping. The attorney will check into this and discuss with the Council at the next meeting. Ross also noted that 66% of the monumentation for Lino Lakes is complete. Speiser reported the trees in the park have all beenlanted. He also inquired if anything had been received to indicate when a man would be here on the street lighting. Speiser also requested that the order for the park signs be increased to 4 rather than 2.