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December 26, 1973
The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council was called to order on
December 26,1973, at 8:02 P.M. by Mayor Bohjanen. Councilmen present; Cardinal,
Jaworski. Absent; Marier, Zelinka. Mr. Locher was also present.
Mr. Jaworski moved to approve the minutes of December 10, 1973 as written.
Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried.
Mr. Marier arrived at 8:05 P. M.
The Clerk read a letter she had received from Chrysler in reference to the Patrol
Car. This letter is to be kept on file in the event there is trouble with the
rear -end. The Clerk was instructed to write to Barnett Chrysler- Plymouth asking
for an adjustment on the front tires that are worn due to the lowering of the
front end by that firm.
She read a letter from the State of Minnesota Highway Department asking for a
Village zoning map in order to enforce the "Minnesota Outdoor Advertising Control
Act': She was instructed to write and inform them that we do not have certification
of our zoning map as yet. It is being considered.
- -Read a letter confirming the thirty day extension for review of the Compreh-
ensive Land Use Plan by the Metropolitan Council.
- -Read a letter from the Minnesota Polution Control Agency addressed to Mr. Paul
Howard of the Baldwin Lake Trailer Court dealing with the sewage treatment at
that location and the reports that are necessary for Mr. Howard to submit to the
agency.
- -Read a letter from Mr. Dannheim reminding the Council of the meeting of the
NSSSB on Dec. 27, at 7:30 P.M. Also, in connection with that meeting, the
appointment to fill the vacancy left by expiration of Mr. Joseph Craig's term.
Mr. Marier moved to pass the following resolution;
Be It Hereby Resolved that the Council of the Village of Lino Lakes go on
record as supporting the re- appointment of Mr. Joseph Craig as a represent-
ative to the Metropolitan Sewer Board.
The Resolution was seconded by Mr. Cardinal and was passed unaminously.
- -Read the correspondence between Mr. Locher and Mr. Parta - concerning a
meeting to be scheduled between the Lino Lakes Village Council and the Anoka
County Board of Commissioners. Mr. Marier moved to instruct Mr. Locher to write
and ask for a definite date. He felt that the Board of Commissioners were not
responsive to the needs of the Village and he felt that if we have no response
from them, then we should possibly seek assistance from the State Legislature.
Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously.
- -Read a letter from the Real Estate Firm of Anderson - Freitag concerning signs
on property located within the Village. These signs are "For Sale" signs. The
exact acreage and For Sale" portion of the sign is being printed and will be
installed as soon as they are available.
The rezoning hearing for Mr. Clement Schmitz was called to order at 8:15 P.M.
Mr. Locher read the mailing list and the certification of mailing list and the
published notice of the hearing for the rezoning.
Mr. Marier asked if the papers were all in order and Mr. Locher said they were.
Mr. Bohjanen asked if there was any one present who had any objections to this
rezoning. There was no response.
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Mr. Marier moved to approve the Planning & Zoning Board's recommedation to rezone
the west 140 feet of Lot 42 of Arthur E. Thom Acres. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski.
Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Schmitz asked why a perc test was required since he does not plan any
facilities on the property. Mr. Marier said this is a requirement by the Village,
all building permits must have a perc test to be issued. Also, this is to serve
in case Mr. Schmitz changes his mind and decides to install facilities. There
was discussion on the requirement of a plot plan, fence and landscaping. Mr.
Schmitz is aware of the things necessary for the issuance of a building permit.
Mr. Marier moved to adjourn the rezoning hearing far Mr. Schmitz. Seconded by Mr.
Jaworski. Motion carried.
Mr. Zelinka arrived at 8:30 P.M.
Mr. Marier reported that Mr. Willey had appeared at the Planning & Zoning Board
meeting for information. He is representing Mr. Menkveld and will be returning
with a plat. There had been discussion on the required acreage fax park purposes
and areas to left for access to the land to the South and West.
Mr. Blomquist had appeared before the Planning and Zoning asking for a variance
for a piece of land located on County road J and Highway 49. Mr. Marier moved to
approve the Planning & Zoning Board's recommendation to approve this variance.
Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Lichtscheidl had appeared before the Board in conjunction with a lot located
on Main Street. He is in the process of selling his present home and wants to
build a new one at this location. There are three pieces of land left from land
that was surveyed out years ago but was never recorded. Mr. Locher had copies of
a map showing the three lots and he also filled out an application for a variance
fro Mr. Litchscheidl. The Planning and Zoning felt that these lots should be dealt
with now in order to avoid this same problem in the future. Mr. Marier moved to
grant a variance on Lots 1, 2, & 3 as so marked on the map. Seconded by Mr.
Cardinal. Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. LeTendre had appeared at the Planning & Zoning representing Skyline Auto
Body. Mr. Schlough who represents Abel Systems was also present. They are the
builder of the present structure that is being erected without a building permit.
It is supposedly a "temporary" building but our present code does not reconized
a "temporary" building. So it must be handled a permanent structure. All con-
struction on this building is to cease. There are about eight points that have
been recommended by the Planner and Engineer that must be met. Mr. LeTendre is
aware of the requirements. If he can get the necessary information together, the
Planning & Zoning is willing to call a special meeting - if not, he will appear
at the January Planning & Zoning meeting. Mr. Marier requested that the Police
Department check on this building and make sure that no more construction is done.
The Lino Lions Club had made application for a sign permit for an informational
sign erected at Hank's Cafe. The Planning and Zoning had recommended approval of
this application. Mr. Marier so moved. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried.
Mr. Starr had presented some changes in the Compreshensive Land Use Plan. The
meetings with the Metro Boards have been rescheduled. One on Jan. 2, 1974 at
1:30 P.M. and before the full Council on Jan. 10, 1974 at 3:00 P.M.
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Mr. Robinson has received a letter on the operation of a snowmobile sales and
service in a building that was constructed for agricultural purposes. The Clerk
was instructed to check the date of the letter and if 30 days have passed to
instigate the necessary action.
Mr. Bohjanen asked the Clerk to read the Resolution necessary for the appointment
of Mr. Charles Cape as Local Fuel Coordinator. Mr. Marier moved to pass the
Resolution naming Mr. Cape as Fuel Coordinator. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion
carried unanimously.
The Fire Contract with Centerville and the raise in the rates. The Clerk was asked
to check the rising cost far` Police Protection before the new contract is written.
Mr. Zelinka moved to approve the Centerville Fire Contract for the year 1974.
Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried unanimously.
There was discussion of the specs for a new patrol car. The Council felt that
Item #19 which specifies the car must have rain gutters, should be eliminated to
avoid limiting the bids. Mr. Zelinka moved to advertise for bids for a Patrol Car,
eliminating Item #19. Bids to be in by Feb. 7th 1974. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal.
Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Bohjanen reported that the Patrolman who had been' working the daylight hours
had returned to his regular hours and is no longer available for daytime work.
Mr. Marier moved that ads be placed in the three local papers for part time
patrolman for daytime hours. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried.
Mr. Bohjanen asked to read the Fire Marshall's report which included his resign-
ation. Mr. Bohjanen had talked with Mr. Livingston and Mr. Livingston felt that
his work load was such that he did not have sufficient time to give to the position
of Fire Marshall.
Mr. Jaworski moved to accept Mr. Livingston's resignation and send him a letter
of 'Thanks'. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Bohjanen had a letter from Mr. Gotwald discussing
Blaine interceptor and advising the Village to retail
know what the plans are from the Metro Sewer Board.
Mr. Marier felt that since our Comprehensive Plans are
in no position to release this capacity. When our plan
we will know whether this is necessary for the Village
that capacity to Blaine.
the reserve capacity in the
this capacity until we
not yet accepted, we are
is completed and accepted
or whether we can release
Mr. Bohjanen had received a letter from Sheriff Talbon announcing a banquet in
honor of Mr. Steffen who has resigned for the Board of Commissioners. This letter
had arrived too late for any action to be taken.
Mr. Cardinal reported there had been no Park Board meeting because of lack of
a quorum. He said the trailer is in place, but as of this date, the Clerk had not
received a list of names of people who will supervise the unit. He also suggested
that the hours for the unit to be open only until 8:30 P.M. This will give the
people time to clear the unit, lock up and get the key back to Ross's store before
he closes at 9:00 P.M. Mr. Cardinal moved that the unit is to be kept locked until
a list of names has been given to the Clerk. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion
carried.
Mr. Jaworski had no report.
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Mr. Zelinka had no report.
Mr. Locher read the police report on the Bruder property. He had also talked with
Mr. Frazer last Sunday. Mr. Frazer said some things had been removed but not much.
He had also talked with Mr. Hedke, the man Mr. Bruder works for, and he had said
he will continue to asisst in the clean up. Judge Knutson had found that he does
not have the authority to order this property cleaned up. It must go through
District Court.
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Mr. Bohjanen asked what time Mr. Bruder had to report to the Jail. Mr. Locher said
8:00 P.M. Mr. Bruder has plenty of leeway.
Mr. Marier asked if this was proper to have the Police check on Mr. Bruder for
the probation officer. Mr. Locher said it was. Mr. Marier then suggested that a
copy of the Police report be mailed to Mr. Roger Swanson, who is Mr. Bruder's
probation officer.
The Council also requested that after each week end the Mr. Bruder is released
under the Huber Law, the Police check the property and send a report to Mr. Swanson.
Mr. Locher read a letter he had written to the Flood Plan Insurance office stating
the reason why the Council feels that the Village should not be included in this
program. The status of this Village is being reconsidered and Mr. Locher will be
contacted.
Under old business, Mr. Marvin LeTendre asked if he was to be on the agenda for
tonight. Mr. Bohjanen said, No, that he will have to appear at the Planning and
Zoning first. Or if he has his material in order, they will call a special meeting
for him.
There was no new business.
Mr. Jaworski moved to approve requisitions #347 through #354. Seconded by Mr.
Zelinka. Motion carried.
Mr. Jaworski moved to pay bill #5493 through #5512 and payroll checks #2264
through #2290. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried.
Mr. Marier moved to adjourn at 9:25 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Ja rski. Aye.
The minutes approved at the meeting of January 14, 1974.
Clerk- Treasurer