HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/22/1965 Council Minutes90
The March 22nd meeting of the Lino Lakes Council was called to order
at 9:00 p.m. Anderson, Backlin, Domning, Dupre and Zelinka present.
Speiser absent.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read. Backlin moved, Anderson
seconded that the minutes be accepted as read. Carrie d
Treasurers report was read and accepted.
Backlin moved that we authorize the village engineer to let bids for
the gravel needed for this year. Anderson seconded. Motion carried.
Backlin reported that although the inclement weather had resulted in
many trouble calls, the crews had been doing a very good job of keeping
up and everything was under control.
Anderson reported that no Planning Commission Meeting had been held due
to the weather. The hospital meeting had also been postponed for the
same reason, but their financial statement had been mailed out which
Mr. Anderson read at the meeting.
Anderson also reported that the committee organized to look into the
security problem at the Youth Center hoped to meet with the school
officials later in the week.
George Gottwald stated he had some information on blacktopping costs,
but he would talk further with Mr. Speiser and report at the next
meeting on the surfacing projects at the park.
Mr. Locher advised the Council that Mr. and Mrs. Cegla had pleaded
guilty, had been accordingly fined for the charges brought against them
for the sale of liquor to a minor, and although Ordinance #31 required
an automatic revocation of license, that the Cegla's were entitled
to a hearing before the Council acted to revoke the license. Anderson
moved that a hearing be set for April 7th and the Clerk be instructed
to serve the necessary notices. Domning seconded. Motion was unan.
Mr. Locher also advised the maps and money had been forwarded to the
Census Bureau as requested by the bureau.
Domning advised that Mrs. Sarner, the new Assessor, had asked that we
consider appointing a Deputy Assessor, (Mrs. Rehbein) to assist her
for at least 30 days in training for the duties of Assessor. Domning
reported it is also the recommendation of the County Assessor that this
procedure be followed, and the Council will accordingly arrange to
meet with Mrs. Sarner and Mrs. Rehbein to determine what compensation
will be paid for this training period.
Harry Proulx spoke in behalf of the Forest Lake Ambulance Service, look-
ing for donations to purchase a radio system. Mr. Locher advised the
council they could not legally donate, but any council member could
donate as an individual, if he so desired.
It was moved by Domning and seconded by Backlin that we approve the
purchase of antenna's for two radios, in the amount of $27.90, for the
Civil Defense as requested by Mr. Bryant. Motion carried unanimously.
1
1
1
1
1
91
It was also suggested that a cust -off be established, (for example: $25.00),
to determine when purchases will be paid for from village funds, and when
matching funds would be requested.
Anderson moved and Backlin seconded that the following bills be paid:
#151 - Roy Backlin
152 - Municipal Court
153 - G &H Company
154 - Miller Davis
155 - Milern Carley
156 - Robert Raymond
157 - Dolphin Agency
158 - Alden Domning
159 - Babcock & Locher
160 - Larson Oil
161 - Moga & Speiser
162 - Lenieux & Johnson
163 - Village of Circle Pines
164 - Ray French
165 - E. Ludwig
166 - Larson Oil
167 - B&B Motors
168 - Supt. of Documents
169 - Art Goebel
170 - Northern States Power
171- " "
If
172 -
173 - Moga & Speiser
174 - void
175 - John Juleen
176 - Robert Bennier
177 - E. Ludwig
178 - B &E Patrol
179 - N.W. Bell Telephone
180 - Art Goebel
181 - Art Goebel
182 - New Brighton Hdwe.
Payroll checks:
101 - Gunder B. Gunderson
102 - Ralph Rogailo
103 - R. Lundgren
104 - D. Anderson
105 - R. Raymond
106 - E. West
107 - R. Raymond
lo8 - E. West
109 - John Juleen
110 - Robert Raymond
111 - Peter Backlin
Meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m.
6.90 mileage
177.30 March billing
22.45 snow plow wax
3.58 application forms
75.00 gen. engineering services
6.00 Salary replacement
36.00 Bonds for Constable & Clerk
6.00 expenses for Civil Defense Mtg.
203.01 Legal services
49.64 Fuel
113.19 gas and oil
288.26 insurance
26.40 gas
138.90 Radio for truck
100.00 Rent (for December)
29.24 Fuel
99.59 Equipment maintenance
1.25 Radio Code Book
995.00 New Ford Truck Chassis
24.14 Electricity
9.65
70.83
ft
68.02 General supplies
3.50 Misc. tools
12.75 Gopher bounty
100.00 April rent
51.00 Dog catcher fees
6.95 Regular service
610.00 Dump and hoist for truck
995.00 Wing plow and front plow
7.05 Miscellaneous hardware
36.16 (March)
It
79.33
134.48
58.85
136.12
123.37
136.12 (April)
123.37 "
47.22 ""
7.95
1,
ft
n
14.31
Minutes accept4d
Clerk
it 12, 1965