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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/11/1968 Council Minutes90. PAYROLL: 529 William Bohjanen 530 Andrew Cardinal 531 Ronald Jaworski 532 Ralph L'Allier 533 Henry Rosengren 534 June L. Emerton 535 Kay Olson 536 Robert Raymond 537 Elwood West 538 Marvin Myhre 539 Gunder B. Gunderson 540 Roy Backlin 541 John Juleen 542 Robert Lundgren 543 Emil Rehbein 544 Kenneth Bryant 545 Jerome T. Rosengren 546 Donald Paul 547 Lena Billik 548 C.E. LeVesseur $50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 150.00 66.39 210.00 195.00 75.00 112.82 92.12 100.80 135.12 42.30 39.95 11.75 77.55 35.00 25.00 Minutes accepted at the meeting of March 11, 1968 lerk The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council was called to order on March 11, 1968, by Mayor Ralph L'Allier at 8:06 PM with all members present. The minutes of the February 26 meeting were read. Mr. Bohjanen moved that the minutes be accepted as read with the addition of the resolution concerning the lighting facilities on 35W. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. A special hearing on a petition for rezoning by Acton Construction Co. was than held. Mr. Acton gave his plans for construction of buildings and development of about 50% of the 29 acre parcel. Mr. Locher stated that he had sent notices of the public hearing to all the property owners within 200 feet of the proposed land to be rezoned, read the affidavit of posting by the building inspector and read the affidavit of publication of the notice of public hearing from the Blaine Life. The Council had previously waived the requirement of a signed petition. Thereupon, Mr. Cardinal moved that the Village of Lino Lakes pass a resolution to adopt Ordinance No. 6H. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. 1 Mr. Ken Rehbein asked the Council whether he could obtain building permits for some of the lots in his property on Main and W. Rondeau as they did not front on an existing Village road. Mr. Bohjanen moved that the Council turn this matter over to the P&Z at their next meeting, that Mr. Cardinal would contact Mr. Gotwald to inspect the property and report on it at the next regular Council meeting to be considered then. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. The P&Z will also hold a public hearing on platting of a section of this property. The Village's financial report for February was read showing a balance of $545.76 in the checking account as of Feb. 29th. Receipts were $5,673; disbursements were $6,080.42. The County Treasurer had been asked for an advance of $5,000 on the March allotment. There was discussion on the matter of the CD jackets not being delivered by Uniforms Unlimited. Check #1695 written to them is still out. Mr. Locher will check with the PERA on the Village's outstanding contributions. Mr. Jaworski reported that the light at the St. Joseph's Church was moved out near the street previously. The Village is now paying for this light. Mr. Bohjanen reported on the March 6 C&BDC meeting. He also stated that the Water- shed Assn. of Fridley seemed to want a change of plans in having the County Commis- sioners handle the Rice Creek problem rather than the Legislature. The State Hwy Dept. turned down the locating of our sign at the junction of Hwys 8 and 49. The county has offered the use of their right -of -way along North Road and it was decided to put the sign at the corner of Hwy 8 and North Road. Mr. Rosengren stated that St. Joseph's Church wants complete plans for work to be done on Sunrise, so no work can be done on it yet. He also reported that the County will furnish a culvert on 80th. Mr. Backlin reported that vandals had taken down a sign at the Domning corner, and that there is no Stop sign on Lakeview and Sunrise at North Road and street signs are also missing. Mr. Rosengren will contact the engineering firm to replace the sign and landscape the dirt piles at the location. A list of culverts and signs needed is being made. Mr. Rosengren moved that the Village install "Children Playing ", "Slow ", and "20 mph" speed signs on Baldwin Lake Road. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mrs. Bohjanen asked whether 30 mph wasn't the legal state limit and if the police could enforce a lower limit. Mr. Locher will check. Mr. L'Allier instructed the police to enforce the 20 mph signs. Mr. L'Allier stated that there will be another meeting with Mr. Maurice Chandler on March 28, He asked the Council and the P&Z to be present. Mr. L'Allier also reported on the hearing held by the Minn. Water Control Commission on March 6 regarding Forest Lake's request. Forest Lake had stated that it would cost them some $297,000 to divert their effluent to the Sunrise River. The case was taken under advisement. It was mentioned that Mr. Harold Hansen had not yet sent a legal description of his roadway to Mr. Gotwald. Mention was made of the Metropolitan Airport Commission hearings to be held on April 22, regarding possible building of an airport north of the Cities in the near future. Mr. Bohjenen suggested that Lino Lakes hold a joint meeting with Blaine on this sub- ject or to discuss it at the Anoka County Assn. of the League of Municipalities on March 27th. The police report for Feb. as follows: 36 radio calls, 3 burglaries, 6 tickets, 9 escapees from the Youth Cnter involving four hours time, travelled 1161 miles. Hours: Mr. Raymond, 55 hr, Mr. West, 55 hrs., and Mr. Myhre 45 hrs. There had been no complaints at the public police meeting. Mr. Locher reported that according to the St. Paul papers, Mr. Albertson has presented a bill which would require prosecution now handled on retainers by the Villages to be bendled by the County Attorney's office. This would be much more profitable for the village, also the County has more investigative power. He will write Mr. Albertson for details. 22 Mr. Backlin reported on a complaint from Baldwin Lake Road about the snowplow causing a washout on a driveway, and the owner wishing to know if the Village would fix the problem. It was the consensus of the Council that a private road is to be maintained and repaired by the property owner except for the present snowplowing now being done. Mr. Backlin also mentioned that there was no street sign up on Mr. Hansen's road due to it having been taken down during construction work. Mr. Don McShannock of Hodgson Road complained of a camping trailer in his yard having been shot full of buckshot allegedly coming from his neighbor's property. Nothing can be done by the Village in this matter because the gentleman had no proof that his neighbors had done this and did not wish to sign a complaint. Mr. Dupre presented a copy of the building permit, dated April 22, 1959, for Mrs. LeTourneau's home. Therefore, there is nothing the Village can do as there is a three -year stature of limitations. Mr. Bohjanen moved that the Clerk write a letter to Mrs. Rose LeTourneau advising her of the building permit, sending her a copy of same, and suggesting that she may get some action through her mortgage attorney. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. Mr. L'Allier withdrew his request for the Building Inspector to inspect Mrs. Le Tourneau's home based on Mr. Locher's opinion that there is no legal action that the Village can take and it would be a waste of funds to pursue it further. Residents of Baldwin Lake Road present stated that there were two holes dug on the LeTourneau property and that concrete and footings had been poured. Mr. Jaworski then moved that the Building Inspector inspect these holes and red -tag same if concrete has been poured as no permits have been issued. The Clerk will contact the Bldg. Inspector on the matter and give written notice of violation of an ord- inance if the tags are issued. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Rosengren moved to pay the bills as audited. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Bohjanen made a motion to pass a resolution that in the matter of rezoning and special hearings, the Clerk hold off on the billing for same until all the costs are tabulated, including fees for the Building Inspector, publication, attorney and engineer. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mr. Rosengren moved to adjourn at 10 :13. BILLS: 1851 State Treasurer 1852 Bruce Fleming 1853 Municipal Court 1854 Anoka Co. Union & Shopper 1855 Lino Lakes Mileage 1856 NSP 1857 Milner W. Carley & Assoc. 1858 Kay Olson 1859 June L. Emerton 1860 Mobil Oil Corp. 1861 Oskey Bros. Pet. Corp. 1862 NSP 1863 North Central Public Serv. 1864 Inter -state Lbr. Co. 1865 U.S. Post Office Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. PERA for Feb. $ 66.32 Animal control for Feb. 108.00 Court expenses for Feb. 164.36 Printing of 2 public notices 45.00 Fuel oil for Hall for Feb. 54.53 Village Hall & street lights 41.34 3 sets of plat maps 65.00 Clerk's supplies 1.59 Clerk's supplies, photocopies 2.10 Gas & oil for police & roads 54.65 Gas & oil and letters for signs 22.35 Sunrise Park for Feb. 36.04 Gas for Lino warming house 30.86 Plywood for warming house 35.00 Stamps 12.50 1866 Lemieux- Johnson Agency, Inc. Workmen's Compensation policy;' 429.00 1867 James M. Ray Insurance Property Floater policy 39.00 Minutes approved at meeting of March 25, 1968'% <...0 - ,Clerk