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261' The regular meeting of the Village of Lino Lakes was called to order at 8:00 PM, December 26, 1967, with all members present. The minutes of the December 11, 1967, meeting were read. Motion made by mr. L'Allier to accept the minutes as corrected. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren, Motion Carried. The Clerk was instructed to see if the Youth Center has a cigarette machine and if so inform them that a license is necessary. Motiop made by Mr. Bohjanen to grant cigarette licenses to the following holders of licenses in 1967 when they apply for their 1968 license: Eddie's Liquors, Apple Inn, Silver Top Barn., Dale's Market, Luther's Sport Shop, Lino Store, "49" Club, Louie's Cafe, Oasis Lounge, Hank's Superette, Baldwin Lake Motel and the Knotty Pine Inn. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried. The bid for the 1968 animal control was received from Mr. Bruce Fleming. Mr.' L'Allier moved that it be tabled until the first meeting of 1968. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried. Mr. L'Allier gave a copy of the resolution passed by the Lino Lakes Council to the Village of Centerville regarding our request of the County to extend the road from the new County Park to Centerville Road. Mr. L'Allier informed the Council that Centerville will also write the county requesting same. Mr. L'Allier stated that he along with Mr. Burman and the Asst. County Engineer toured the service road along 35E and inspected the road made into the Harold Hansen property. The Asst. County Engineer informed that upon Mr. Hansen's request they circled a swamp on his property. Mr. L' Allier stated Mr. Burman informed him that Anoka County is waiting for other counties to do work on the county line before Anoka County does anything. Mr. L'Allier made a motion that we write a letter to the Anoka County Commissioners that they go on record favoring acceptance of road between Anoka and Washington counties as a county road and that they do whatever possible to have it accepted as it is now maintained by four different villages and four different groups or crews of men working on it, and the denial of counties to accept the road is creating a situation whereby taxpayers of Lino Lakes are paying for a road which should be maintained by the joint counties. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried. Mr. Locher reported that Mr. West is getting in touch with Mr. Anderson to clean up his property next to Mr. Rosengren's. Mr. Bohjanen stated that previously the selection of a 'man of the year' had been dis- cussed, but when he checked with the attorney Mr. Locher stated that the Village could not spend any money for such a plaque; however, Mr. John Wright of the Club Oasis, would donate a plaque. Mr. Ross stated that Mr. Rosengren had ordered a plaque on his request and if Mr. Wright would be agreeable he could pay for it. Mr. Wright agreed. Mr. Ross then made a motion that Mr. Ed Houle be appointed "Man of the Year" and the plaque be presented at the next meeting by Mayor Ralph L'Allier. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried. Mr. Bohjanen who is also liason to the Rice Creek and Coon Creek Watershed felt that we did not have a detailed resolution covering the watersheds. He felt as did other members of the Council that such a resolution would show the position of our Village; therefore Mr. Bohjanen made the motion that the Village of Lino Lakes passes the following resolution; Whereas the Village of Lino Lakes is within the drainage area of the Rice Creek Watershed; and, the Rice Creek is an important drainage outlet from the Village of Lino Lakes and,