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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/26/1969 Council MinutesMr. Locher felt that there was a legal problem here of a private line running down a public road. Mr. Locher asked about use of Federal funds if we pur- chased the package deal from Jandric. No, since would only be buying laterals and funds are for mains and interceptors. The estimated cost of a small sewage plant to serve 300 families would be around $150,000. Double that cost for a force main to run down to County Road J. Mr. Gotwald felt that this franchise was good, since he has seen plenty which weren't- -some places charged as much as $15.00 per month for water. Mrs. Bohjanen asked whether the State could force us to put in sewers since we have so little bonded debt now. No. Mr. Gotwald felt that the new sewer bill would change the whole picture. Mr. Bohjanen asked whether a lift- station would handle 300 families. No, build piece -meal. Mr. Bohjanen then asked how much a lift station for the Lakeview area and for area from Highway 8 up to Main Street would cost. W. Gotwald estimated that it would be about $125,000 now, but labor costs are rising rapidly. Mrs. Bohjanen asked whether, if the Village had a municipal sewer system designed would Jandric's system flow into it by gravity. No, the lift- station would have to be retained. Mr. Bill Houle felt that we should stall Jandric or awhile and see what the sewer bill brings. Two members of the State Pollution Control Agency were in the audience. They offered a few comments on sewage in the area; felt that the interceptor would come through within 3 years. They had little to say on the franchise, stating that they would deal with them as they come up through regular channels. Mr. Gotwald commenttd, that since the Pollution Agency had turned down a request by Forest Lake, it would have no trouble turning down something unfavorable from Jandric. Mrs. Ahlmen asked why the State gets away with Pollution at the Youth Center. Mr. Gotwald proceeded to give a resume of his trip there and subsequent action, stating that a report would be available in a couple weeks. Mr. L'Allier reminded the Council that they had three choices to consider for Lakes Development C. 1) municipal sewer which was hardly feasible; 2) allow private wells and septic systems or 3) consider granting the franchises. Mr. Jaworski moved to adjourn at 11:03 p.m., seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. 7 1 i r Minutes approved at the meeting of June 9, 196 erk- Treasurer The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council held on May 26, 1969 was called to order at 8:06 p.m. by Mayor Ralph L'Allier with all members present. Several corrections were made to the minutes of the May 12 meeting as follows: page 1, paragraph 7- -put last sentence after 'later on;, Cross out second to last sentence, after 'Mr. Bohjanen inquired whether' t=- insert 'this was setting a precedent and if other'. Page one, paragraph ten -- after '3.2 beer' insert 'for the "49" Club'. Page two, paragraph one -- after 'them' insert 'on the Engineer's recommendation', second paragraph -- after 'cost' insert '(excluding work done by the Village road department" would not reach the figure of $2,000, which would require bids and. Also add -- Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. Carried. 169 Page two, paragraph 8 -- after 'completed' insert 'stating that without this it would be difficult for the Council to make a decision on the Jandric fran- chises. 'Page two paragraph 9 -- insert at beginning - -'on Mr. Bohjanen's April 28 request'. Page 3 paragraph two -- cross out 'we' insert ' Jandric', paragraph 5 -- after Mr. Bohjanen insert 'stating that there was only $2500 difference in cost between our policing and the County offer for the rest of 1969 and looking at the long -range view he felt County policing should be con- sidered for 1970, therefore requesting', cross out'giving him a motion of in- tent to incorporate the system in 1970, providing" therefore requesting', last paragraph -- cross out 'was under consideration in the House', insert 'had passed the House'. Page four -- paragraphfive -- change 'to agricultural' to 'from agricultural', cross out 'since it could cause a change in the site from Ham Lake', insert 'feeling that it was necessary to have proper zoning in order to maintain an airport.' Mr. Bohjanen moved to accept the May 12, 1969 minutes as corrected. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. Mr. Bohjanen moved that the minutes of the special meeting held on May 15 be taken up at the next meeting as there had been insufficient time to read them over. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. The Clerk read a letter dated May 19 from the Metro Council stating that a re- view of Circle Pines Comprehensive Plan 1969 was planned; any objections to said plan should be filed within 10 days to request a hearing. The Clerk was in- structed to call the Metro Council to see when they planned to act on the Plan; also to get a copy of the Plan from Circle Pines the next day so that the Council could review it Tuesday evening at the Hall. If the Council felt it necessary, a special meeting could be called to discuss the Plan and file for a hearing. A letter from Sheriff Talbot, dated May 16, was read, stating that both Lexington and Lino Lakes had turned down the proposed County policing plan for 1969, but that he still hoped to formulate some figures so that the plan could be put in effect for 1970. He suggested that each of the villages involved put a man on a steering committee for contractual arrangements which could come up with figures, services, etc. that are wanted and get these back to him in June or July. He then could have a final proposal for the Councils in time for the budgets; also, he would be glad' to serve on this committee. A. letter from Mr. L. B. Bruder, of J & W Pickup Service, dated May 26 was read, stating that he did not wish at this time to apply for a special use permit; that he was in the process of cleaning up his property and would do so as time permits. Mr. Myhre stated that police had been keeping an eye on the place and that it was being cleaned up. Mr. L'Allier moved that a letter be sent to Mr. Bruder, acknowledging his letter and indicating that the Council would like to see the property completely cleaned up by July first. Seconded by Mr. Jawor- ski. Carried unanimously. A letter from the Anoka County Assn. of Municiplaities, date May 19, was read t, announcing the annual election of officers as well as a discussion of the County's fiscal and taxation problems, to be held May 28tH. The Clerk presented the affidavit of publication for the ad of Assistant Constable Wanted for May 23rd. 170 A letter dated May 20 from Coon Rapids Chrysler Plymouth, Inc. was read stating that our acceptance of their bid for a police car.had been received too late (after May 12) for the factory to accept the order for a current model car. They suggested either waiting for the 1970 model (to be introduced in Oct.B- Nov. 1969) or to get a regular Fury 1 with heavy duty equipment. Mr. L'Allier stated that he had discussed this with the police, that they felt it would be better to wait for the 1970 model car. They would have to re -apply for bids later. Mr. Bohjanen suggested that a letter be sent to the company telling them our decision. This will be done. The Clerk had received three copies of the Lexington Fire Contract to be signed, two to be returned to Lexington. Mr. L'Allier noted that the fees were the same; Mr. Locher would check. The Planning and Zoning Commission minutes of May 21 were read: Then the letter from Mr. Gotwald regarding Mr. Cecil LaMotte on the road bond was read, giving costs for Class 5 gravel base, bituminous prime coat, 2" bituminous plant mix surface and integral curb, seal coat and drainage structure at $5,635.00, bond at $8,452.50; for the above using machine laid curb rather than integral curb, cost at $6,910.00, bond at $10,365.00. Also, that Mr. LaMotte Should submit a set of plans for approval, showing designed street grades and drainage structures. There was discussion of the two types of curling, Mr. Rosengren favoring the integral curb which is cheaper and lower in height and would not have to be cut for driveways as it can be driven over also it is not likely to be chewed up by the snowplows. Mr. Cardinal felt that on Mr. Lochers approval, it was okay that Mr. LaMotte provide a cash deposit in the amount of the bond rather than an actual bond, this way Mr. LaMotte is drawing interest on his deposit at the bank rather than having to pay 7 1/2 per cent interest on a bond besides pledging collateral; the money on deposit cannot be released without notification by the Village; the bank will send a letter stating that the money has been placed on deposit in favor of the Village. Mr. Bohjanen asked whether water would stand on the streets when the integral curb is used and was told no, since the grade would eliminate this. The plans have been checked by the P&Z. There was discussion of widening the end of the street or making a cul- de -sac for a turn around. Mr. Cardinal moved that the Council approve the preliminary plat for LaMotte's first Addition with the following stipulations: 1) that a 20' strip of land be taken out of the park land (proposed) on the street side immediately adjacent to the road for approx. 200' to be used for turn - around; the cost of this is not toexceed that of a cul -de -sac. 2) that Mr. Gotwald determine the extra cost of this additional strip of roadway; that he then make a new estimate for the total cost of the road work after Mr. LaMotte has put in the base, that the estimate be made in two separate jail /$ 4.yd ,i, / MIXOfi/ 04/, a,%4i parts, one for the blacktopping and another for the curbing, so that two separate bond deposits could be made, one then to be released earlier as soon as the work is completed on that part. 3) that the bank send a letter stating that cash in the amounts of the bonds has been placed on deposit with them. 4) that the final plat contain grades and specifications under our ordinance. 5) That Mr. LaMotte pay the additional Engineering fees for the new estimates. 6), that Mr. LaMotte give us notice ahead so that the hearing of the final plat can be set. 7) that Mr. LaMotte comply with the completion date of July 1, 1970 for the roads. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried unanimously. 1 Mr. Jack DeVine, owner of a trailer house now parked on a lot along County Road J, was asked his plans, He stated that he wanted to build a house after he had torn down the old one on the property. He had been in the trailer since Easter, his father -in -law owns the land (20 acres) of which he plans to purchase one - third. W. Devine declared that it would be to the benefit of the Village if he were allowed to stay in the trailer since he would keep the land clean (as it is now nothing more than a dump) and that the Village would collect more taxes with a house built on the land. He stated that the house had been liveable before he went in the servie, but that vandals had ruined it while he was gone. He was told that a special use permit would be necessary, that this would have to be applied for by his in -laws since they owned the property, that this could be done by a letter signed by both of them. Such letter must be in by the next meeting in order for the Planning and Zoning Board to consider it at their July 16 meeting.::. He was also told to get a 90-day permit for the time being. Mr. DeVine asked whether it would help if he took pictures now and later of the premises. It was decided to take up the Blaine Mobile Home ordinance at the next meeting when Mr. Gotwald would be present after studying the differences in the trailer ordinances. The P&Z had made some size change recommendations. Mr. Bohjanen thought that room for utility - storage buildings should be included. W. Cardinal wished clarification on the question Mr. Brovald had raised regarding any road being used by the public becoming a Village road automatically. This had been told him by a Deputy Sheriff. Mr. Locher stated that this was wrong, but that he would like to check with the County Attorney on it. Mr. Bohjanen suggested that we check with the Sheriff's office, too to get their interpretation on this point. Mr. Brovald had also suggested that if Orange Street were not a Village Street then the street sign should be taken down. Mr. Dupre stated that to his recollection.:? the signs were put up on a temporary basis simply for addresses. Mr. Locher said that there were street signs up in St. Francis on the section lines, where not even a path existed. Mr. Brovald had also asked when a Village was considered large enough to have 24 -hours police protection. Mr. Cardinal had told him that we have 24 -hour protection from the County. The Clerk read Mr. Brovald's letter of resignation from the Planning Board as well as the Personnel Commission. Mr. L'Allier moved to accept Mr. Brovald's resignation effective June first. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen Carried. The Clerk will write a letter of thanks and acceptance. Mr. Jaworski reported that there had been no Park Board meeting in May. Mr. Jaworski requested a new garden tractor with a mower, broom and trailer to haul things with. Mr. Bohjanen asked whether he didn't need a blade. Mr. Jaworski an- swered no, that he could use the Ford tractor with the bucket. Mr. Rosengren thought that they should buy a bigger tractor and suggested that Mr. Jaworski look at the Cub owned by Centennial School. Mr. Bohjanen asked ifMr. Jaworski could have the oost for a tractor and equipment by the next meeting. Mr. Jaworski will try. Mr. Backlin suggested that the roads department could use a low -boy for .hauling and thought that R&B could split the cost of one with P&P. Mr. Rosengren agreed that it was a good idea. The Clerk read a letter which Mr. L'Allier had received from Dave Torkeldson asking that a meeting be set with the County Park Board to discuss park plans for Lino Lakes under the new Park Plan. However, Mr. Steffen, County-Administrator, had suggested waiting until everyone has a chance to discuss the Legislative bill on Open- Space, etc. The date will be set later. Mr. Bohjanen reported that he had received a copy of the resolution on highway signs as sent in by Circle Pines, He gave the Clerk copies of two resolution„ regarding same to file. He stated that they were waiting for the Highway De- partment to meet with them to tell them what could be done about the signing. Mr. Bohjanen also reported that the Planning and Steering Committee of the Anoka County Association of Municipalities had met Saturday and had scheduled meetings every Saturday in June so that they could complete their report to bring before the Commissioners in July. Mr. L'Allier asked Mr. Bohjanen to have this report before the Association on June 25th. Mr. Bohjanen stated that it would be a lengthy report as they had lots of material. Mr. Rosengren reported that representatives of Mr. Jandric had asked permission to upgrade Seventh Avenue to Birch Street at their cost -- seal -coat- and oil be- sided gravel. This would look good for their customers. Mr. Gotwald would have to check their plans. Mr. Locher stated that we would have to see their insurance coverage soon on this. Mr. Cardinal moved to authorize temporary seal- coating and general up- grading of Seventh Avenue provided this was done under the supervision of the Engineer and that proof of insurance was received. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mr. Rosengren stated that Mr. Gotwald was preparing the cost estimate for the seal- coating work to be done this year. Mr. Backlin stated that they would work on8Oth tomorrow, digging the holes out and filling with gravel. He thought they should gravel the whole piece, although it is holding up quite well. They would like to up -grade the bounty Line; will try some pit -run gravel for the base and add Class 5. Some of the roads are now ready for the oil, but dust control is needed. Calcium Chloride was suggested in front of the driveways. This works well as it packs and keeps the road moist. Mr. Gotwald is checking on liquid sulfite prices. Mr. L'Allier asked whether the standing water along the County Line by 80th couldn't be filled with the clay being removed from 80th. No, sand or gravel must be used. Mr. Bohjanen asked if they would get an estimate on filling the ditches with pit -run gravel or blow -sand to eliminate the standing water. Yes. Mr. Bill Houle asked whether they couldn't dig out the ditches on the County Line North to 80th. Mr. Rosengren asked where they would run the water to. The ditches are filled with stones - -it would be too hard work. Mr. Houle thought a grader could handle it. They will check. Some of the work has been done on Ware Road. They hadn't heard from Shiffsky yet. Mr. L'Allier asked Mr. Locher if he had heard yet on the disposition of the Municipal Court things. No, he will call again. Mr. Locher had told them that we weren't interested in any of the things. However, the County should pay for the books they confiscated, even tho they can't use any of the other books or robes. Mr. L'Allier reported on the special police meeting which Tawas held with Judge Forsberg, stating that members of the police from Lexington, Circle Pines and Centerville had attended. The meeting was very informative and the proceedures of District Court were explained. There was a complaint that no resume of Municipal Court proceedings had been received. The Clerk was instructed to contact the 81erk of District Court to get the monthly resume. Judge Forsberg had offered to come again to explain any pro - ceedures and answer questions. 1 1 173 The next police meeting will be June second. Mr. L'Allier thought that the ordinances regarding underground pipes, etc. should be resurrected, Mr. Jaworski is working on them. Mr. L'Allier reminded the Council that the decision on the Waldoch property would be made at the next meeting. He also mentioned some of the things to be discussed at the next Association meeting. The police department will need another .357 mag. revolver for the new, fourth man, when hired. It was thought there was one available from the County for $101.90 rather than the list $132. It was suggested that guns could be switchedbetween the men so that another wouldn't need to be purchased. The matter was tabled for the time being. Mr. Locher reported that he had received copies of a property agreement on the park land on the south side of Baldwin Lake from the St. Paul Waterworks Department. He suggested that these be studied by the Council and also mentioned several changes which had been made in the agreement since his talk with Mr. Segal. Three of the copies were signed by their officials. There were comments on former proposals with the Department on the property. Mr. Locher stated that he had told the Depart- ment that no building permits would be issued for any of the property. Mr. Jaworski will take the agreements before the Park Board for examination. Mr. Locher mentioned that there were two new buildings of the structure we are con- sidering which have been constructed on County Road 9 to Lake George by Federal Cart- ridge. Mr. Rosengren said that he had looked at the building in the County Park (Bunker flake); ours would have to be higher in order to accomodate the trucks, etc. Mr. Cardinal suggested that a room be added into the proposed new building in order to provide an office for -the Village Assessor. Mr. Rosengren noted that the County is considering a building in this area for their road equipment -- perhaps we could share the cost and building with them or they could pay rent for partial use of a large one built by us. The Clerk was asked to try again to. get Mr. Quale of Butler Building Systems to a meeting. Mr. Locher noted that the certificate of insurance for Mrs. Cegla of Eddie's Liquors was for storekeepers liability and did not mention liquor liability. The Clerk will check with Mrs. Cegla. Mr. Locher stated that he had been in touch with Mr. John B. Pfaff who owns the property where Mr. Smith had requested a permit for a riding stable. Mr. Pfaff's letter of May 13 gave the rather long legal description and asked that an estimate of the publication costs and permit charges be given him so that he could collect this money ahead of time from Mr. Smith before he went ahead with the publication of the notice of hearing. After discussion, Mr. Bohjanen moved that the amount of $250.00 be deposited with the Clerk before June 4 by Mr. Pfaff so that publication could be made in the June 6 and June 13th editions of the Blaine Life. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mr. L'Allier asked that the Council now consider the hiring of a planner and gave a brief resume of the costs of the three men who had appeared before the Council. Mr. L'Allier stated that he personally preferred the latter man, Mr. VanHousen, since he diaF,t seem to approve of a stamped -out plan for all Village the man seemed wil- ling to help out. Since we already had some material this could be compiled and given to him. Mr. L'Allier noted that the Council simply didn't have enough time to do all 174 the planning work themselves, but that since we have a start, we invite the planner to a couple of joint P&Z meetings with the Council. We shouldn't consider the Federal 701 grant at this time as the funds are not available. Mr. L'Allier moved that when we are in a position to require formal assistance from a planner we hire Mr. Van Housen of Progressive Design Assoc. at $20.00 per hour for his actual time, with our Engineer to do necessary drafting. Mr. Bohjanen asked when this would come about. Mr. L'Allier stated that the Clerk, Engineer and Attorneyi should get the material together, then maybe in a couple of months we would be ready to consult with the planner. W. Bohjanen thought that we should first get a copy of the Metro Council zoning bill and Open Space bill and see how the airport decision comes out. Mr. L'Allier stated we shouldn't wait for Metro Council to plan for us but to do our own. Mr. Bohjanen stated that the County Planning Coordinator could supply some as- sistance in planning and than a planner of our own could be used in special cases, specifically, if the county planner is available we should use his services. This was okay with Mr. L'Allier, but he thought that the County was rather slow on this, Mr. Bohjanen replied that not only the county was moving very slowly other counties moved slowly before making a decision. Mr. L'Allier mentioned that Washington County has a comprehensive plan which was done a year ago; hopefully, Anoka County is more progreesive than they. Mrs. Anne Bohjanen stated that W. Van Housen had said that he was on the Metro Section Board of Directors. Didn't the Council think that we might get arguments for the Metro Council way of thinking. Mr. L'Allier replied that we will police the work done ourselves and tell a planner what we want. Mrs. Bohjanen replied that it doesn't seem to work out this way. Mr. L'Allier stated that if one has a Federal grant for a comprehensive plan then one has to go as the plan is set. Mrs. Bohjanen said that we will be wasting $20:'00 per hour in the meantime. W. L'Allier replied that "Show me a man who won't spend anything and I'll show you a man who doesn't do anything." Mr. Cardinal then stated that he would second the hiring of W. Van Housen as planner on a consulting basis as proposed above by Mr. L'Allier. The vote was unanimous in favor. Motion carried. Mr. L'Allier mentioned that he had written a letter to the governor regarding the Youth Center and the current legislation concerning it. The letter was read, with these five points in particular: We now insist that you, as Governor, and the Legislature, as our elected representatives, fulfill your moral obligation by: 1. Eliminating the public hazard created by housing and treating of hard core at the Lino Lakes Reception & Diagnostic Center. 2. By providing for a new maximum security facility outside the metro- politan area for housing of incorrigibles. 3. By providing for the transfer of youthfull offenders 18 -21 (many time convicted felons) to the St. Cloud State Reformatory; and 4. By placing a capacity ceiling of 225 people on the Lino Lakes Re- ception and Diagnostic Center. (The 1967 Legislature moved to pro- tect the citizens of Red Wing by placing a capacity ceiling on the Red Wing institution.) 5. Follow through with the suggested improvements for the Lino Lakes Reception and Diagnostic Center, as recommended by the Commissioner of Corrections, Paul W. Keyes in his memo of May 13, to the Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and the House Appropriations Committee. There was nothing to do now but wait to see if the bill was passed and signed. 1 1 1 Mr. Jaworski announced that he had obtained the option for the property on Lake Amelia, in effect until December 31, 1969. This was on 25.4 acres to be purchased at $550.00 per acre with $1000 down and $1000 per year at 6% interest. It had taken time to get the option as Mr. Molitor had insisted on getting the exact figure for the area; this was based on 19.7 acres in Government Lot 2 from the 1850 survey plus another piece. Mr. L'Allier suggested that we have it surveyed as Mr. Cardinal men- tioned that the Lake was higher now so that there would be less land. Mr. Bohjanen moved to approve the following licenses for the Oasis Lounge: on and off sale intoxicating, off -sale 3.2 beer, dancing. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve the on and off -sale 3.2 beer license for Mr. Rosengren at Hank's Cafe. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried with Mr. Rosengren abstaining. The Clerk reported that Mr. Hauer from the Apple Inn had not gotten his license ap- plications in and that the on -sale intoxicating license had to be reported to the State by June first. Mr. Jaworski moved that the Clerk be authorized to call Mr. Jerome Hauer tomorrow, Tuesday, May 27, telling him that if his application, bond and proof of insurance wwere not inspected by the Attorney and turned into the clerk by Thursda y the 29th, the Council would not consider his application. The Clerk is also to send a letter stating these conditions to Mr. Hauer. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. The Clerk handed out the revised franchises received from Mr. Busch for Jandric. A. special meeting was set for June 17 at 8 p.m. (after hearing Mr. Gotwald's sewer{• report previously) for the consideration of the franchises. The Clerk reported that her husband would be on vacation the last two weeks of June and the first week of July, so that she wouldn't be available to keep the Hall open five days a week herself- -she asked whether the Hall should be closed or if the Deputy Clerk should keep the hours. Mr. Jaworski moved that the Deputy Clerk be paid to keep the Hall open five days a week. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Jaworski moved to pay the-bills as audited. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. Mr.'Bohjanen moved to authorize the Mayor and the Clerk to sign the Lexington Fire Contract. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. Mr.'Jaworski moved to adjourn at' 10:35 p.m. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried. BILLS: May 26, 1969 2435 IBM 2436 Lino Lakes Mileage 2437. NW Bell 2438 Superamerica 2439 Danny Zastrow 2440 Robert Lundgren 2441 T. A. Shifsky 2442 Township of Columbus 2443 M & I Auto Supply 2444 Kay Olson 2445 Winfield West 2446 H. A. Breasted 2447 Charles Cape Typewriter $450.00 Tow of patrol car 5.00 Service for hall & parks 27.30 Police & roads fuel 85.56 Gopher bounty 3.00 Reimburse for dumping fees 9.00 6 tons MC Mix 30.55 Blading 612.00 2.95 Mileage 11.52 Plumbing fees 81.60 June rent 150.00 CD Director's expenses 25.00 176 PAYROLL: MAY 26, 1969 Councilmen's checks include $5 expenses. 839 William Bohjanen $ 55.00 840 Andrew Cardinal 55.00 841 Ronald Jaworski 55.00 842 Ralph L'Allier 55.00 843 Henry Rosengren 55.00 844 June Emerton 183.33 845 Kay Olson 33.49 846 Elwood West 200.00 847 Marvin Myhre 185.00 848 Richard Hauer 74.00 849 Lena Billik 35.00 850 C. E, LeVesseur 25.00 851 Al Dupre 272.64 852 Gunder Gunderson 89.58 853 Roy Backlin 165.00 854 Robert Lundgren 216.20 855 Emil Rehbein 188.00 856 Virgil Beecher 30.70 t Minutes approved at the meeting of June 9, 1969 (F -rte.. C] rk- Treasurer X) The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes Village Council was called to order at 8:07 p.m. on June 9, 1969 by Mayor L'Allier with all members present except Mr. Rosengren who arrived late. The following corrections were made to the minutes of the special meeting held May 15, 1969: Page 3 - Paragraph 1, line 1, cross out the words "Centerville Road net" Page 4 - paragraph 4, line 3, change '75 %' to read '60 -75 %'. Page 5, paragraph 6, line 1, cross out the word 'a'. Change the word 'line' to 'lines and cross out the words 'down the County Road' to read the 'Lakeview Addition'. Page 5 -- paragraph 6, line 2, add the words 'and sewer' after the word 'water'. Page 5 -- paragraph 8, line 7, change the work 'has' to 'had a' and 'gravity' to 'sewer'. Add the word' designed' after the word 'system.' Mr. Bohjanen moved to make the following correction: page 4, paragraph 4, line 13 should read as follows: "the rates between the municipal and private would vary by $1 -$2 /month." There was no second to the motion. Motion died. Mr. Jaworski moved to accept the minutes of the May 15 meeting as corrected. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried, withMr. Rosengren abstaining as he had not been present to hear all the corrections. Mr. L'Allier asked that a separate sheet for the corrections of these minutes be made up. The following corrections were made to the minutes of the regular meeting of May 26th: page 3, paragraph 4, lines 4 and 5 should read as follows: "Mr. Bohjanen suggested that we check with the sheriff's office, too, to get their interpretation on this point." Page 4, paragraph 6, line 6, add the word 'Calcium; before the chloride'. Page 5, paragraph 3, line 2, add the following sentence: "Mr. Jaworski is working on them" after the word 'resurrected', omitting the rest of the original sentence. Page 6, paragraph 1, line 3 should read as follows: "We shouldn't consider the Federal 701 grant at this time as the funds are not available." Page 6, paragraph 1, line 4, change the word 'proposed' to 4noved!.