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Mrs. Sarner noted that this was under non- homstead taxes and_that_ the acreage
was assessed at $450.00 per acre on high land. This $35,000 plus did not
consider green acres. Green acres had to be in by May 1st and they aren't
in these records. They're working on them now.
Mr. Nadeau said the silo was over 40 years old and really wasn't worth
anything. Mrs. Sarner said she would look at it this year.
Mr.Nadeau also said the 40 acres just north of this (Parcel 13000) went up
about 50 %. Mrs. Sarner said the land is more valuable to the south end of
the village. 33 acres of this land is tillable and is set at $450. per acre.
Mr. Marier wondered how adaptable this base is in the "tier system" on land
sold. He would like a criteria of the total value of that property. Where
do you get the difference? He feels it is an arbitrary figure.
Mrs. Sarner went over the changes on the sheet titled "Recommended Changes
for 1972 Assessments ". Most of these changes were the lowering of assessments
on prefabricated homes. At the last meeting Mrs. Anderson questioned whether
prefabricated homes were assessed the same as others. She discussed this
with Mr. Schwartz and he too thought they should use a different rate for
these homes. So she went through and lowered them, just on the houses, not
on garages. A couple of the changes on this sheet were clerical errors.
Mr. Jaworski moved pass on the recommendation presented on the sheet marked (1),
Plat 87255. This was a clerical error. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Carried
unanimously.
Mr. Marier moved to pass that the
by the Assessor. Seconded by Mr.
Mr. Jaworski moved to pass on the
on the sheet "Recommended Changes
Carried unanimously.
Reiling valuation be left the same as presented
Jaworski, Carried unanimously.
recommendations of the a- sessor as presented
for 1972 Assessments ". Seconded by Mr. Marier.
Mr. Marier moved to do all necessary paper work as required by these changes.
Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously.
Representatives of the Drifter's Snowmobile Club asked permission to use the
Hall on Saturday, June 24th, for the coronation of a Queen. Mr. Jaworski
moved to allow them to use the Village Hall for this purpose. Seconded by
Mr. Marier. Carried unanimously.
Mr. Jaworski moved to adjorn at 10:40 P. M. Seconded by Mr. Marier.
Carried unanimously.
Minutes approved at the meeting of June 12, 1972
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May 19, 1972
A special meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council was called to order on
May 19, 1972 at 7:50 P. M. Present were: Mr. Bohjanen, Mr. Jaworski, Mrs.
Swanson and Mr. Cardinal And Mr. Marier.
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The purpose of this meeting_ was to discuss the police applicants. The Personnel
Commission was _invited _to attend. The Police. Chief has no fill -in help at the
present and week ends are a real problem.
The Deputy Clerk read the Personnel Commission minutes dated May 1, 1972.
Mr. Bohjanen noted that the Personnel Commission met twice and put considerable
time into this matter. They recommended the hiring of Clifford Ross, Jr.
Mr. Cardinal made a motion to hire, on the Personnel Commission's recommendation
Clifford Ross, Jrl, as part -time police officer. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski.
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Mrs. Swanson advised that the Council abide by appointment processes. she read
the regulations regarding this. Some of these were: "civil service system ",
"trained interviewer" and :'written;,tests"
Mr. Bohjanen said he asked the county if they would qualify civil service. They
couldn't. The state said there would be a $50.00 charge and then $1.00 for each
application made. He said the feeling here was that for part -time hiring this is
too expensive.
Mrs. Swanson said that even as regarded the interviewer, Mr. Myhre isn't qualified -
he hasn't passed civil service himself. She just didn't want to be responsible
for hiring under our present system. There is a bonafide way of doing it.
Mr. Jaworski called for a vote for the motion on the floor.
The vote regarding the above motion was: Mr. Jaworski, Aye; Mrs. Swanson,No;
Mr. Marier, Aye, with the reservation that in the future we hire all applicants
according to the handbook; Mr. Cardinal, Aye; Mr. Bohjanen, Aye. Carried unanimously.
Mr. Bohjanen stated that in the future we go over to civil service hiring.
That applicants be required to take the examination and it be mailed in to the state.
Mr. Bohjanen questioned whether we would need a Civil Service Commission or
Board. Mr. Marier said we would not. The state will take care of it.
Mr. Miller suggested a uniform set of rules be adhered to. He said Marvin Myhre had
a set of rules and Mrs. Swanson had one. This can be confusing.
Mrs. Swanson showed a number of application forms which she had secured from
neighboring communities, and suggested the Council look them over and choose one,
and then have the applicant (Clifford Ross, Jr.) fill it out.
Mr. Bohjanen said the Personnel Commission should look at these forms, and, in
fact, it was in the form of a motion at the last Council meeting that they
take care of it.
Mrs. Swanson informed the Council that Mr. Ross hadn't filled out the portion of the
application asking if he had ever been denied bond. Mr. Marier said the Commission
had questioned him on this orally, and he said he had never been denied bond.
Mr. Marier moved to have the Personnel Commission go over these application forms,
choose a form, and return it to the Council as soon as possible.
Also Clifford Ross, Jr. should fill out the application the Commission chooses.
Seconded by Mr. Cardinal, Carried unanimously.
Mr. Cardinal moved to adjourn at 8:10 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously.
Minutes approved atthe meeting of June 12, 1972
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