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1 1 1 #621 - Larson Oil Co., fuel oil 622 - Northwest Bell Telephone, regular service 623 - Northern States Power, service 624 - Lena Billik, caretaker fees 625 - Ernest C. Ludwig, rent for Feb. 626 - Gordon's, general'supplies Minutes acce * * * * * * * * * 139 53.99 General 6.55 101.83 Gen & Pks 35.00 Parks 100.00 General 15.49 R&B ebruary 14, 19 Clerk The February 14, 1966 meeting of the Lino Lakes Council was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Mayor Domning. Members present: Ross, Speiser and Backlin. Clerk Zelinka absent. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and corrected. Motion by Speiser second by Backlin to accept minutes as corrected. Carried. Treasurer's report was read. Motion by Ross, second by Speiser that the clerk and treasurer purchase 2,500 treasurer receipt forms from Miller Davis Company, or elsewhere, if a lesser quantity can be printed. Carried. Mr. Gotwald reviewed a map from the Minnesota Highway Department consti- tuting a general layout plan of the proposed Highway 35W. Council questioned Highway 8 exits and entrances, elevations and drainage. Motion by Backlin second by Ross, to ask for a drainage ditch from the 7100 block of Sunset Avenue to the creek. Carried. Mr. Gotwald stressed the map was a general plan and the Council would be able to approve a "construction plan" later. Upon reviewing a proposed 35W bridge at County Road 14, it was noted three residents would be affected by the lack of a service lane. Mr. Gotwald stated that the highway department claims the department does not intend a service road. Mr. Charles-Cape, one of the land owners involved, stated to the best of his knowledge, he had signed a settlement of house and property and not roads. He understood there was to be a service road. Motion by Ross, second by Backlin that Gotwald would contact Mr. McCubrey of the state highway department and ask for his presence at the Council meeting of February 28th with the residents concerned in the matter to be in attendance. Motion carried. Mr. Backlin reported on the down-grade condition of E. Holly and West Rondo Roads. Backlin motioned to have Mr. Ralstead maintain E. Holly Road, with a pony grader, as this would be more economical than Columbus Township with their heavy equipment. No action was taken. In a discussion regarding the contractor's responsibility in restoring damaged village roads after their use as haul roads during the construction of Highway 35E, Mr. Gotwald suggested the village post the roads for 3-5 ton limits. At such time as the contractor contacts the village for an over-load permit, the Council in turn could ask for a bond covering probable damage of the roads to be used. Motion by Backlin, second by Ross, to post