HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/11/1963 Council MinutesMeeting of the Council of Lino Lakes on March 11, 1963
Members present as follows: Mayor Kelling; Trustee's Backlin, and Speiser, Heckenliable,
Clerk Hauer.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and on motion by Backlin, second by
IIISpeiser, they be accepted es read. All voted in favor.
Motion by Kelling, second by Heckenliable, to issue shooting licenses for William
McConville. All voted in favor.
Ed Houle, accepted reappointment as Weed Inspector. ?Motion by Kelling, second by
Speiser, that Ed Houle could spend up to $50.00 for-pump for weed sprayers. All voted in
favor.
Mr. Heckenliable, reported that Dr.RIJ.c8pUtzemeof Anoka, 4dceptedrthe;:rposition:, ds
!ealth • Officer for Lino Lakes. Also reported. on the meeting at Lexington about the
telephone rates in this area.
Motion by Heckenliable, second by Backlin, for Attorney Babcock, to get 10 copies of
Junking Ordinance and Special Use Permits for Junk yards for village Constables and
Building Inspector to distribute to people concerned in such operations, followed by
strict enforcement of theinrovisions of the Ordinance. All voted in favor.
Mr. Heckenliable and Mr. Backlin, checked on the Rehbein Plat and found the homes were
fine in every respect. March 20, 1963, was the date set for the next meeting of the
Planning and Zoning Commission.
Motion by Speiser, second 14 Backlin, that up to $100.00, be spent to complete the Park
cleaning. All voted in favor.
Motion by Backlin, second by Heckenliable, to buy 1954 Ford Tractor for $440.00. All
voted in favor.
Mr. Backlin, reported that the Planning Board approved 100 ft. right of way for the
future,
A request from Richard Lichstcheidl to operate a Barn Dance in a barn located on Main
Street, was referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Al Ross, reported the progress on State Aid for construction of Lilac Street, and other
Village Streets and proposed county cooperation on the Centerville Lake Park.
Motion by Kelling, second by Backlin, that the council pass a resolution supporting the
legislation before the state legislature to raise county commissioners salaries.
Heckenliable - -No, all the rest in favor, Carried.
Bills Audited:
1330 Babcock and Locher Legal Services
1331 Milner W. Carley and Associates Engineering services, Jan. and
February, 1963
1332 Albert Dupre Building Inspector fees
1333 Jerome Hauer Clerk Office Supplies
1334 H. D. Heckenliable Council supplies
III 1335 Delbert Kincad.e Playground general supplies
1336 Anoka County Treasurer Other contractual services snow and ice
removal labor and equipment
1337 Francis Carey Return of bond deposit
1338 Grangers D—X Equipment maintenance
1339 Joseph L. Donovan License tage
$ 196.10
50.00
8 ?.40
9.35
1.00
1.85
1,656.60
500.00
1.75
2.00
Motion by Heckenliable, second by Backlin., to pay bills. All voted in favor.
Motion by !elling, second by Heckenliable, a Special Meeting on the Liquor Ordiaances
will be held on Monday, March 18, 1963, at 8:00 P.M.. All voted in favor.
Motion by Backlin, second by Heckenliable, meeting be adjourned. All voted in favor. III
Minutes approved on March 25, 1963
Special Meeting of the Council of Lino Lakes March 18, 1963
CLERIC
Members present as follows: Mayor 'Ceiling; Trustee's Backlin, Heckenliable, Speiser
Clerk absent.
This special meeting was called to discuss the preparation of a liquor Ordinance for
the Tillage of Lino Lakes.
The Ordinance which will be Ordinance #31, was considered and the following changes
recommended.
Section 2, Sub. 4. Special licenses will be issued only to Bona Fide Clubs as
defined by Minnesota Statutes (340.11 -6)
Section 3, Sub. 2. A surety bond as required by the State Statutes as
follows -- off sale - $1,000.00 to $3,000.00 and on sale - $3,000.00 to
$5,000.00.
Motion by Speiser, second by Selling, Surety bond be set at maximum. All voted in
favor. Sub. Div. 2, be changed from 1945 to 1959 and change Chapter 313 to 540.
On motion by Heckenliable, second by Speiser, the Liablity Insurance, received by the
State of $10,000.00 and. $2 @,000.00 be required hp a- minimum. All voted in favor.
Section 4, Sub. 2. The licenses will expire on June 30 th of the year fol-
lowing issuance. Not to exceed one year regardless of day issued.
Section 4, Sub. 3. The license fee for and "On Sale" license was discussed
and on motion by 'Ceiling and second by Speiser, the following fees be set.
License for 1963 - -1964 - -- $1,500.00
License for 1964 - -1965 - -- 1,750.00
License for 1965 - -1966 - -- 2,000.00
All voted in favor.
License fee for "Off Sale" as set by the State law to be $100.00.
Motion by Speiser, second by Backlin,
Section 7, Sub. 4. The minimum of 1,000 feet be established for requirement
as to location Of license as regerds to schools and /or churches.
Acorrected Ordinance will be presented for acceptance at regular Council Meeting on
March 25, 1963. All other provisions of said Ordinances considered adequate.
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