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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/13/1968 Council MinutesThis continuance would enable the Village to obtain previously requested materials from-the Metropolitan Airports Commission) namely the "Noise- Exposure Forecast Charts" (Exhibit 28A and 28B, also listed as Figure 11 and 12 in )4r. Laymon Miller's Acoustics Report) superimposed on a map of the Village of Lino Lakes; also to obtain information as it related to the Lino Lakes School, particularly to the effect of aircraft noise on the students; and further to obtain information as it pertainsto the proposed expansion of the Lino Lakes School now under consideration. It is further requested that all future hearings on the Blaine and Ham Lake sites be held within the County of Anoka with evening hearings whenever possible. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried.unanimously. The Clerk was instructed to write to W. Bob Martin, acknowledging his letter read at this meeting and to request his thoughts on the Isanti site, with copies sent to the Council. Motion made by Mr. Jaworski, seconded by Mr. Roaengren, to adjourn at 11:15 PM. Minutes approved at meeting of May 13, 19687% : _ `,c - 7 . 1 - , Clerk The regular meeting of the Village of Lino Lakes Council was called to order on May 13, 1968, at 8:10 PM. by Mayor L'Allier with all members present. W. L'Allier announced that there would be a meeting the following night at the Ham Lake Town Hall concerning the proposed airport. Among the speakers would be Rep. Weaver, Senator Nelson and someone from the Conservation Department. W. L'Allier also announced a meeting of the Anoka County Association of Munic- ipalities to be held here on May 22. There will be discussion of annual elections; Mr. Robert Bell, St. Paul Atty, who has been asked by Ramsey County to initiate action on Rice Creek Watershed will speak; the Chairman of the Planning Subcommittee to be discussed will be present. W. Bohjanen moved that the minutes of the April 22 meeting be accepted as read. Seconded by W. Jaworski. Carried. A motion by Mr. Jaworski to accept the minutes of the special meeting on April 29 as corrected was seconded by Mr. Bohjanen and carried. Mr. Bohjanen moved that copies of the letter from James M. Ray Insurance con- cerning coverage under the Mutual Aid Agreement be made and sent to all Council members to file with their minutes, also to the Police and the CD and to Ilk - kept in the Clerk's file. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. The Clerk was asked to secure a similar letter from W. Bob Johnson concerning workmen's compensation under the Mutual Aid Agreement. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Johnson and their attorney, W. Christopherson, were once again present to ask for a building permit for their property off Baldwin Lake Road. Also present were Mr. Alexjew and Mr. Stucke, adjoining land owners from whose property a larger easement was requested. It was stated that Mr. Backlin and Mr. Gotwald had looked over the easement and had staked out the property which would be requirdd to meet Village standards for a roadway. A map showing the property was placed before the Council. The Engineer indicated first 150' would be 40' width, rest 60'. After a half -hour discussion and argument, during which both Mr. Stucke and Mr. Alexjew stated that they preferred to have the building permit 00 issued leaving the easement as is and refused to allow the proposed easements, Mr. Bohjanen moved that the Council approve the building permit with the stipulations that there be no additional permits issued on the easement, that platting by Mr. Stromberg be necessary before his property be di- vided and sold, and that his goes on the record at Anoka. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Vote: Aye -. Bohjanen and Mr. Jaworski. No--Mr. Rosengren, Mr. Cardinal and Mr. L'Allier. Failed. Mr. Rosengren moved that the Road Study Board, the Planning and Zoning and the Council get together on the site to consider the problem before the next Council meeting. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. Jaworski mentioned that the Happy Hustlers 4H and Lino Lakes 4H had planted 600 trees in Sunrise Park. He also announced the Park Board meeting for May 20 and-Personnel Commission meeting on May 14th. Mr. Bohjanen mentioned that the C&BDC had talked about roads and that they hoped that the Road Study Board would meet more often and regularly. The C&BDC will once again sponsor a girl to be entered as a queen onadidate in the North Suburban parade on July 4 with donations to be made by businessmen= Mr. Bohjanen moved that the Clerk write a letter to NSSSD asking them to construct the proposed line from Centennial School to the intersection of Sunset and North Road before the final construction of the surfacing of North Road which is imminent, copies to be made for the Council and one for Mr. Bohjanen to present at the next NSSSD meeting. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mr. Bohjanen moved that the Council pay the extra $5.00 insurance premium to insure the entrance signs for $350.00. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. A letter from Washington Development Company on Olson Memorial Highway was read regarding a proposed trailer court on the Stellick property at the intersection of Highways 8 & 49. The Clerk was instructed to write them that the plans had been received and ask them for an exact legal description of the property as wa11 as tell them to prepare to answer questions on sewage, easements, recreation area, exact lot sized and the Conservationfjd Department's concern over changing of a shore line. They are to contact Duane Klepel if they will attend the June 19th meeting of the P&Z. Mr. Cardinal announced that he wished to clarify a false newspaper report that he had told the Johnsons to buy the lot and then see the Building Inspector. Rather, he had told them to see the Building Inspector first before buying the land. Mr. Rosengren stated that he had ordered the culverts and that they were here. The Clerk was instructed to hold the bill, deferring payment until the culverts are aced. Mr. Rosengren and Mr. Gotwald will work on a schedule for road work. Mr. L'Allier thanked the road study board for their efforts. Proposed ordinance 21-B came under discussion and will need a few changes. Mr. Locher favors setting of market value of a developments land at the time of r S presentation of the plat to the Council. Mr. Jaworski moved that proposed ordinance 21 -B be sent back to the Park Board and the P&Z for further consideration. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. Mr. Locher stated that the assessments for sealcoating of Sunrise was shared by 0 landowners each in the amount of $514.50 for lots 18,21 and 23, thus including Sunrise Park. 1 The Clerk was instructed to write to Mr. Kuitu of Ma setting up a meeting with the Council for the purpose of examining the transparencies of the Noise- Contour charts and to ask him questions on other aspects of the proposed airport. The Council would prefer to meet on either June 4 or 6 or some other evening or Saturday. Mr. Bohjanen and Mr. L'Allier had attended the April 30 hearing at the Anoka Airport. The statistics were given that incoming altitude over Lino School would be 600' and outgoing would be 1500' from the Ham Lake Site. The police report was as follows: 1 assist, 3 domestic calls, 6 tickets, 3 accidents, 41 radio calls, 3 fire calls, 2 medical calls, 4 break -ins, 7 escapees from the Youth Center (4 from B building) totalling 2 hours time; mileage 1583 miles, hours: Raymond 69, West 66, Myhre 71. A letter from the County Attorney was read regarding signing of the Mutual Aid Agreemnet by Fridley, Blaine, and Coon Rapids. A couple in the audience inquired whether Mrs. LeTourneau had gotten building permits for the holes dug on her property and whether she had a special use permit for the horses which she alledgedly is buying and selling there. Mr. Cardinal moved that the Clerk be authorized to cash in certificated of deposit in the amount of $1,000.00 at the Centennial State Bank Of Lexington. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. The Clerk was instructed to write to the Lexington Fire Department telling them that payment of the first half of the contract would be made on or after June 15 due to insufficient funds. Mr. Pete Scherer inquired about fixing 64th and whether North Central Public Ser- vice was doing any more work in the Village. The Clerk will write North Central asking them about their plans for 1968 and specifically on 20th Avenue,North, Birch Street, Main W-st of Centerville, and Centerville Road as well as County Road J, per request of residents and asking them to advise of of their decisdons. Motion by Mr. Rosengren, seconded by Mr. Jaworski, to pay bills as audited. Carried. Mr. Rosengren made the motion to adjourn at 10:38 PM, seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. BILLS: 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 Social Security Retirement Div. Ralph L'Allier Miller Davis Office Machines & Supply Company Bruce Fleming Lino Lakes Truck Service Lino Lakes Mileage Northway Hardware Mr. C. E. LeVesseur 1 Deductions for 1st quarter $65.95 Reimbursement for printing 6.49 Legal blanks 6.75 Clerks supplies 11.25 III Animal control 4-68 113.00 Parts & labor on police car 20.43 Fuel oil —Hall --4-68 27.30 Keys for Civil Defense 1.05 Gopher bounty 25.00 1 9 BILLS (continued) 1925 Dean Smith 1926 Nick Youker 1927 Scott Oien 1928 NW Bell 1929 North Central Public Service 1930 Ernie Ludwig Well Drilling 1931 Columbus Township 1932 Oskey Bros. Petroleum Corp. 1933 Gordon's Corner Market: 1934 Mobil Oil Corp. 1935 NSP 1936 Albert Dupre Minutes approved at meeting of May 27, 1968, Gopher bounty 10.00 Gopher bounty 3.75 Gopher bounty 3.25 Sunrise Park 5-68 6.55 Lino Park Gas 44468 16.45 Pipe for sign posts 75.00 Blading 540.00 Fuel for police car 11.00 Supplies for hall 15.52 Fuel for police R&B 37.89 Hall, park, streets 116.90 Mileage 9.25 The regular meeting of the Village of Lino Lakes was called to order on May 27, 1968, at 8:12 P.M. by Mayor L'Allier with all members present. Mr. L'Allier announced the reopening of the MAC hearings on the proposed airport to be held at the Anoka County Courthouse on June 6 at 9:30 a.m. Also, that the Council will meet with MAC officials in their executive offices on May 28 at 8 P.M. Mr. L'Allier read a letter from the Centennial Welcome Wagon organization inviting notification of all new area residents by calling 784 -9412. The next police meeting was announced for June 3. Mr. L'Allier spoke on the committee which is to meet with the Youth Center personnel and listed the program committees formed and which members would chair each of these. Thi# is patterned after the mayors committee formed for the Red Wing institution; hopefully some form of bill will be ready for the 1969 session of the Legislature and some recommendations made to the Youth Center with regards to the observations of the committee. Mayor L'Allier appointed Mr. Harold Lehman to replace Luther LeVesseur on the Park Board with term ending December 31, 1968. Motion made by W. Cardinal, seconded by Mr. Rosengren, that the appointment of Mr. Lerman be ratified. Carried.- Mayor L'Allier appointed Mr. John McLean to replace Jay Cox on the P&Z with term ending December 31, 1970. W. Bohjanen moved that the appointment of W. McLean be ratified. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. The appointments for the two vacancies oecuring on the P&Z as of July first were held off until next meeting. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve the minutes as corrected. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. An answer from the County Highway Department denied the requested streetlights on three intersections involving county roads in Lino Lakes. The Clerk was instructed to write the State Highway Department about the problem and stating that the new highways have created some potentially dangerous intersections.