HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/25/1963 Council MinutesMeeting of the Council of Lino Lakes February 25, 1963
Members present as follows: Mayor Kelling; Trustee's; Backlin, Speiser, Heck -
enliable, Clerk Hauer.
Minutes of the preceding meeting were read and on motion by Speiser, seconded
by Backlin, they be accepted as read. All voted in favor.
Attorney Babcock, reported on the Lawrence Murphy ease. Clerk Hauer sent the
following letter by registered mail to constitute notice of the suspension of
his licence. The letter reads as follows:
At a regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Lino Lakes,
Minnesota, the following resolution was made, seconded and unanimously
approved by the council:
WHEREAS, L.D. Murphy and Larien Waldon, his waitress, at the Apple
Inn, have been convicted of permitting sale of beer to minors and
selling beer to minors respectively and whereas L. D. Murphy is pre-
sently holder of a license from the Village of Lino Lakes, Minnesota,
to sell non-intoxicating malt liquor on said premises with dancing
privileges,
IT IS RESOLVED:
That the license of said L. D. Murphy at the Apple Inn in the Village
of Lino Lakes, Minnesota, to sell non - intoxicating malt liquor shall
be suspended between 12:01 A. M., Friday, March 8, 1963, until mid-
night on Sunday, March 17, 1963.
Emily Rehbein, treasurer, reported the balance in the Village treasury to be
$5,305.01, as of January 31, 1963. Receipts of cigarette and liquor tax revenues as
follows: $2,282.42 cigarette tax and $1,374.11 liquor tax.
Motion by Kelling, second by Eeckenliable, for the building inspector and village
engineer to assign proper house numbers on Main Street. All voted in favor.
Mr. Backlin, reported on his meeting with the village engineer and the Circle
Pines Utilities Commission, regarding repairs to village streets, damaged by
utilities installation. Motion by Backlin, second by Speiser, that $647.49,
would be accettable for damages. All voted in favor.
Mr. Speiser, reported there is no one to donate labor for cleaning brush from
Village Parks. Motion by Speiser, second by Backlin, to spend up to $150.00,
for cleaning up the park property. All voted in favor.
Motion by Speiser, second by Kelling:
WHEREAS the continued occupancy of Lena Billik of the present dwelling
house on the Village park property will be of benefit to the Village
in that her presence on the property tends to prevent vandalism and
destruction of village property, provides the presence of an adult on
playground premises and lends assistance to park operations with respect
to turning on flood lights, maintenance of the Skating rink etc,
It is resolved that Lena Billik be allowed to continue to occupy said
residence and that a yard light and electric power connection to the
dwelling house be erected at village expense and that the village pay
the reasonable costs of the electricity consumed.
All voted in favor.
Mr. Heckenliable, reported there would be a special meeting of the Planning Com
mission on Wednesday February 27, 1963, and invited all village residents to attend.
He presented the council with correspondence from the Forest Lake School Board.
Also, that he checked with Dr. Moran of New Brighton, on his position as Village
Health Officer.
Ken Rehbein, stated the homes in the Rehbein Plat will be in the range of $14,000
and $15,000.00, with the square footage from 900 to 1200 feet, well over the
village code minimum.
Village Engineer, Carley, presented and discussed plans for the parks.
Mayor Kelling, suggested that Mr. Speiset and the Park Board meet with the Engineer
to bring a recommendation to the Council on this matter.
Mayor gelling, reported he had asked the former Village Clerk, Henry Rosengren,
to serve as a one memher Chamber of Commerce, to meet with business men and en-
courage new business in our village.
Bills Audited:
1318 Dennis Anderson Police salaries, travel and clothing $ 67.20
court 17.25
mileage $89.95 5.50
1319 Dolphin Agency Inc. Clerk surety bond 18.50
1320 First State Bank of Hugo Assessor surety bond ?19.00
1321 Raymond French Police Radio 209.00
1322 Robert Raymond Police salaries, travel and. clothing 61.76
court 17.25
mileage 84.01 5.00
1323 Northern States Power Co. Park Lighting 2.63
1324 Luther's Sport Shop Playground general supplies 21.65
1325 Elmer LaMotte Labor 45.00
1326 Robert Lundgren Labor 29.00
1327 Luther's Sport Bhop Motor fuels and lubricants 15.85
1328 Northern States Power Co. 70.83
Motion by Speiser, second by Backlin, to pay bills. All voted in favor.
Motion by Heckenliable, second by Backlin, meeting by adjourned. A11 voted in
favor.
Clerk
Minutes approved March 11, 1963