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Mayor Anderson stated that we were proud of our part time forces; he had not made
up his mind as to which of the proposals he preferred. He 'lotted that Circle Pines
had originally asked for a proposal several years prior, but Lino Lakes had written
the County requesting the present one. Chief Rudd of the Circle Pines force stated
that the reason the part time forces work so well is that each officer lives in the
community and takes an interest in it. He felt that a full time force of local
person would work as well, but not the County force. Mayor Anderson noted that
local officers may not be as strict with enforcing laws and writing tickets on
people they know' and live among. Mr. L'Allier corroborated this and commented that
it is difficult to tag local people and expect to get votes.
There was further discussion on use and disposal of present equipment in the light.
of accepting the Sheriff's proposal and then cancelling out later. The question
of a Sheriff's office in this area was answered by saying it was a decision among
the 4 mayors. Al Ross stated that he felt that the only.alternative was the con-
solidated plan.
After more comments it was decided to hold another meeting on the subject by the
Councils only.
Minutes approved at the meeting of October 13, 19
Clerk- Treasurer
A special meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council was held on September 16, 1970
for the purpose of canvassing the results of the September 15 primary election.
The meeting was called to order at 9:27 p.m. by Acting Mayor Jaworski in the
absence of Mayor L'Allier who was out of town; all other members were present.
Mr. Cardinal moved to waive the requirement of prior written notice. Seconded by
Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously.
The Clerk read the list of election judges who had served on both shifts as follows:
First shift - Agnes LaMotte, Agnes LeTendre, Joyce Dufresne, Signe Miller, Phyllis
Blaylock, Mary Madlyn Crandall, Jean Srube, and Dorothea Schmidt. Second shift -
Ellen Hawkins, Ursuline Lichtscheidl, Lucy Tauer, Erma Grygelko, Lynn Hansen,
William Houle, Anita Nadeau, and Norma Nadeau.
Mr. Bohjanen moved to accept this list of judges. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried
unanimously.
The Clerk stated that a total of 352 persons had voted. The results of the consolidated
primary election vote were read as follows:
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
IN CONGRESS
Earl D. Craig, Jr.
Hubert H. Humphrey
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
3rd DISTRICT
George Rice
Jerry Sorensen
Votes FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
Recd IN CONGRESS
55 John D. Baucom, Jr.
218 Clark MacGregor
Votes
Fec'd
6
'49
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
3rd DISTRICT
187 Bill Frenzel 49
79
jig FOR GOVERNOR
IIIWendell R. Anderson
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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Richard (Dick) Franson
William Touhy Heine
Rudy Perpich'
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
Elmer Childress
D ;I2 Donovan
Charles J. (Charlie) Johnson
Robert W. Mattson
Richard J. (Dick) Noonan
FOR STATE AUDITOR
Jon Wefald
agE FOR GOVERNOR
255 Douglas M. Head
Paul W. Mushier
John C. Peterson
Mrs. Lorna M. Tarnowski
84
46
121
76
107
16
32
27
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Ben Boo
Hal Krieger
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
Arlen I. Erdahl
FOR STATE AUDITOR
239 Rolland F. Hatfield
Kenneth E. Pettijohn
FOR STATE TREASURER
H. Leonard Boche 236
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
William (Bill) Drexler
Arnold (Arnie) Olsen
Paul A. Skjervold
Warren Spannaus
39
63
35
121
FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER
Ronald L. (Ron) Anderson 232
FOR STATE TREASURER
Val Bjornson
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Robert A. Forsythe
Roger Wm. Kuehn
FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER
C. Elmer Anderson
The results of the vote for Anoka County-Auditor was read as follows:
BAM2 Number of Votes
1. Thomas E. Cooper
2. Joseph Dacko
3. Charles Le Febvre
4. Norman J. Werner
60
20
156
87
49
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3
0
33
19
49
34
18
52
48
6
51
The Clerk reported that the vote on the Memorial Hospital bond was as follows:
103- -yes; 233 --no. The hospital had reported that the bond had failed overall by
some 82 votes.
The results of the opinion poll on Mobile Home Parks (paid for by Peter Scherer)
showed 123 yes votes to 239 no votes. Persons did not have to be registered to
vote on this ballot.
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lirr. Bohjanen moved to accept the report of the judges and to approve the results.
Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously.
Mr. Cardinal moved to adjourn at 9:39 p.m. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried
unanimously.
Minutes approved at the meeting of October 13, 19
Clerk - reasurer
The special meeting of the Lino LakesVillage Council held on September 23, 1970
to determine a portion of the 1971 budget was called to order at 8:24 p.m. by
Mayor L'Allier with all members present as well as Mr. Waldemar Hill, Accountant.
Mr. Rosengren mentioned that he had received a phone call stating that the speed
limit on County Road J just west of Hwy 49 had been raised from 50 mph to 60 mph
and that they would like to see it reduced. Mr. Rosengren suggested that a letter
be sent to Ramsey County requesting a review of the speed zoning in that area, with
carbon copies to be sent to Sheriff Talbot and Administrator Bernie Steffen., This
suggestion was favored by all present, with ratification of such action to ,occur
at the next regular meeting.
Mr. Jaworski suggested that an extra amount be budgeted to carry general fund for
approximately two months since money received in the levy does not come until the
middle of the year. This was discussed, with Mr. Hill noting that if we have no
cushion it might be necessary to issue warrants.
The matter of the Clerk's salary and the number of hours to hold the office open
was discussed. It was mentioned that more billing work will arise when the Jandrie
project is going. Mr. Bohjanen suggested that the normal offered increase for
beginning bargaining negotiation purposes is 10 %. The decision was to keep the
office open 6 hours per day with the amount of $5500 budgeted to cover wages in
the event more hours are needed later in the year, thus needing fringe benefits.
The Clerk was asked to call Mr. Van Housen for an estimate on planning consultant
services for 1971.
The police budget was discussed, with mention made of the $133,000 County proposal
and the $113,000 4- Village proposal. It'was decided to budget the per capita rate
of $6.50 per person, from the County figures, and to decide the method of policing
later.
Garbage hauling was discussed at length. It was decided to let the matter ride
for the time being.
The matter of business licenses was also discussed. Mr. Rosengren estimated that
horses do $1,000 damage to roads each year. Arena and sod farms were discussed.
Mr. Bohjanen thought that all businesses should pay a fee, the amount to start
at $3.00 per year and up. The rates will be decided when the League brochure on
municipal fees is discussed.
The Clerk was asked to call the County Auditor for the amount of sales'tax to be
received as well as the assessed valuation.
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