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<br />L'Allier further reported that he and Ross had met with two officials
<br />of the St. Paul Water Department, Mr. Hamblin and Mr. Meuvisson. The Water
<br />Department stated they would prefer to sell 7.8 acres (appraised at $550
<br />per acre) but retain to themselves the 3 acres furthest west (high ground)
<br />although they would consider leasing the three acres. They also stated
<br />they did not have any letter of intent from the Council, and L'Allier
<br />moved that such a letter be written, but that we offer to lease under the
<br />"31 fee for due consideration, etc." clause. Second by Backlin, carried.
<br />Locher added that at the time he had discussed the possible purchase of
<br />this land for a park with the same men at the Water Department, they had been
<br />of the opinion they wanted only to lease, and had further stated they wanted
<br />written assurance that the (1) surface of the park area would be returned
<br />to its original condition, (including removal of buildings, etc.), 2) no
<br />specific time limit would be set so that they could come in with a notice
<br />to take over at any time, and 3) that the village would hold them entirely
<br />blameless for maintenance of either the park or the road.
<br />L'Allier reported he had recently been in the Centerville Park with some
<br />of the Anoka County officials, and the county expects to begin road con-
<br />struction into the park during the latter half of September. The clerk
<br />read a resolution prepared by L'Allier after which he moved that Centerville
<br />and Lino Lakes pass this resolution and forward to the proper County Board.
<br />Second by Domning, motion carried.
<br />Joe Davis, Sunrise Avenue, requested the Council's help to correct the
<br />hazardous condition of the properties adjoining his, particularly the one
<br />to the north, or the former Gower Residence, Windom Realty is the company
<br />handling the sale of this property and Locher will contact them again before
<br />the next meeting.
<br />Backlin moved we pay the following bills, second by L'Allier, carried.
<br />#889 - Lena Billik, caretaker fees
<br />890 - Roy Backlin, mileage
<br />891 - Crowley Fence, park backstops
<br />892 - Jean's Implement, small tools
<br />893 - Gopher Stamp & Die, firearm signs
<br />894 - Babcock & Locher, legal services
<br />895 - Buetneer Welding, cleaner and gas
<br />896 - Anoka County Union, ad
<br />897 - Interstate Lumber, lumber
<br />898 - Columbus Township, blading
<br />899 to,, League of Minnesota Municipalities, 1967 fee
<br />900 - Municipal Court - July costs
<br />901 - Steven Friel, gopher bounty
<br />902 - Ricky Kline, gopher bounty
<br />903 - Jerry Wilson, gopher bounty
<br />904 - Tom Stohmayer, gopher bounty
<br />905 - Oskey Bros., gas, oil and fire extinguisher
<br />906 - M&I Auto Parts, miscellaneous supplies
<br />907 - Acme Typewriter, rental (while mine was bqing cleaned)
<br />908 - NSP, electricity
<br />909 - Centerville Garage, repair
<br />910 - Moga & Speiser, gas, oil and parts
<br />911 - Eugene Hauer, mowing
<br />912 - Roy Baclin, mileage
<br />913 - Rosengren Trenching, clay fill
<br />914 - Circulating Pines, printing
<br />915 - Bruce Fleming, dogcatcher fees
<br />916 - Northway Hardware, cement
<br />35.00
<br />16.55
<br />355.00
<br />16.30
<br />78.90
<br />341.92
<br />7.50
<br />2.00
<br />14.31
<br />570.00
<br />187.00
<br />137.73
<br />1.00
<br />2.00
<br />1.25
<br />2.00
<br />77.50
<br />41.19
<br />9.50
<br />70.83
<br />9.50
<br />32.72
<br />4.95
<br />26,70
<br />70.00
<br />55.8o
<br />117.00
<br />20.96
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