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Lino Lakes Council Meeting of June 2$ was called to order at 8 :00 pm.
All members present.
Mr. Raymond reported on the use of the radar unit and recommended that
it be purchased for the village. Mr. Backlin motioned, and Anderson se-
conded that this purchase be made. Motion carried unanimously.
Next item considered was the application of Mr. Krech to operate a rid-
ing stable on Birch Street. Anderson reported that Mr. Krech has appear-
ed before the Planning Board on June 16th with the necessary petition
signed by his neighbors, and it was their recommendation that the permit
be granted. Damning suggested we attach to this special use permit a sti-
pulation that should the operation become a public nuisance, the permit
would be rescinded and all operations would cease. Mr. Krech agreed to
this, and Domning motioned we issue a special use permit for the riding
stable. Second by Zelinka, carried unanimously.
Mr. Derkson, representing the Lexington Softball team, inquired if a spe-
cial beer permit could be obtained for a tournament which they had tenta-
tively scheduled for the 14/15 of August. Since our own park board had
considered putting up a concession stand at the park, the matter was turn-
ed over to the Board, who will meet and make a recommendation at the next
meeting.
Daniel Flannigan, 64th Street, gave a detailed account of the house he
was building which he felt was adequate to meet the building code. Mr.
Domning stated that in view of Mr. Flannigan's explanation, it would ap-
pear the building permit could be issued, however, final approval was up
to the Building Inspector.
Minutes from the previous meeting were read with some corrections being
made. Motion by Speiser, second by Backlin, that the minutes be accepted
as corrected. Carried.
Treasurer's report was read and accepted.
Mr. Backlin reported the County Commissioners had met with the residents
of 7th Ave. who had the water problems, and it had been recommended a
Rice Creek Watershed be started. It was Mr. Backlin's feeling that since
part of the water problem comes from Ramsey County, that the Commissioners
from this area be included in future meetings.
Backlin reported on the confused state of affairs concerning 77th Street,
and motioned to have the engineer accompany him to inspect this area be-
fore any grading or surfacing would be started on this road. Motion was
seconded by Speiser, carried unanimously.
Mr. Backlin also reported that the chloride laid down on the roads two
weeks ago appeared to be working fine.
Mr. Speiser asked the officers if they would please check the park at
night, particularly until such time as the lights could be installed.
Speiser also reported the lawn mower was again in for repairs. John
Juleen knew of ,a good used mower, and he was instructed to buy it.(amount
mentioned was 15) Barrels for garbage in the park were also mentioned.
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Aside from park information, Speiser reported on a gopher machine for
sale for .257.00. After discussing the matter, it was suggested we wait
on this until such time as we have a full time village employee. Discus-
sion on a full time employee will be deferred until such time as the full
council is again present. (Mr. Eacklin will be absent first week in July
for vacation.)
Speiser suggested that Sunset be continued all the way through to Highway 8
eliminating the block long street of Pointcross Drive. Mr. Anderson will
write to the Circle Pines Planning Board on this matter.
Anderson reported on the June 16th Planning Board meeting, at which time
the request by Mr. Krech was considered. The North 1/2 of Section 31 and
South 1/2 of Section 31 was also discussed as far as future roads are con-
cerned.
The Planning Board moved at this meeting to invite Dick Shay, Engineer for
the NSSSD to attend the July 21 meeting, and extended a special invitation
to all council members to attend this meeting.
Mr. Anderson finished his report by announcing his resignation from the
Council, effective tonight, as he was moving away from the village.
Mr. Gottwald read to the Council the preliminary report which had been pre-
pared by Carley & Associates, as a result of the inquiries from Circle Pines
on future sewer lines. Mr. Domning stated he felt this report could stand
as the official position of the village at this time. Mr. Gottwald was
requested to also obtain from the Circle Pines Engineer the approximate
pricing of the oversizing.
Mr. Gottwald stated he had also investigated the Baldwin Lake area, and
while there was a possibility that a 66' right-of-way could be established
he recommended that the owner of the property where the building is going
on should appear before the council with his building plans before addition-
al property is sold.
The requirements for platting again come up for discussion, and it was
Anderson's recommendation, supported by Domning, that Section 3 on page 34
of the Building Code book be carefully looked at, with the attorney to give
an interpretation and recommend possible changes at the next meeting.
Mr. Locher proposed a change to Village Ordinance #1 to make it technically
the same as the State Law. By redrafting the ordinance, the license could
then contain wording as to date, place, length of time in force, etc. when
special requests are made, such as "one day" only.
Mr. Domning announced the Certificate for the Census had been received, with
the total count established at 3,103.
Mr. Domning moved, seconded by Speiser, that the application of Cegla, Hauer,
Henry Speiser, Robt. Anderson, Nather, Ross and Oasis Lounge for beer and
liquor licenses be approved. Carried unanimously.
The following bills were approved for payment.
#291 - Richard Juleen, park work
292 - E. J. Houle, Weed Inspection
293 - Hal Leibel, Weed Inspection
294. - Ernst House Movers, moving refund
295 - Census, Dept. of Commerce
296 - Milner Carley & Assocs.
297 - Richard Sarner
298 - Richard Schuh
299 - B. & E. Patrol
300 - E. Ludwig
301 - Al Dupre
302 - Eddie Baker
303 - Mike Dzieweczynski
304 - Thomas Ross
305 - Steven Pojonowski
Meeting adjourned at 11:30 p.m.
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At 8:00 h.m. on July 12, 1965, Mayor Domning opened the hearing on the
rezoning of Mrs. Faymoville's property. Mr. Hermes, agent for Mrs. Fay -
moville, read the legal description and listed those people with a finan-
cial interest in the matter. IMIr. Speiser motioned that we approve the re-
quest for rezoning to a commercial basis, and Zelinka seconded. Motion
carried.
The regular business meeting was next called to order with members Speiser,
Domning and Zelinka present.
Minutes of the previous meeting were read. Motion by Speiser, second by
Domning to approve the minutes carried.
Virgil R. Anderson, 6$4$ Rustic Lane, entered a request to build a garage
which would come within 5 feet of the adjoining property. The request was
accompanied by the necessary approval signed by the next property holder.
Mayor Domning asked that the matter go through the procedure and turned it
over to the Planning Commission to act on it at their meeting on the 21st.
The Council will then complete the action on the 26th.
Mrs. Mishaud on Aqua Lane asked if the Council would m nsider writing to
the Commanding Officer at the Arsenal inquiring if the flood gates could
be lifted until such time as some of the excess water has receded. Upon
resolution by the Council, Mr. Gottwald will write this letter.
Mr. Speiser reported on the July 2 park board meeting, at which time it
was decided to grant permission for the Lexington Softball Tounament to be
held on August 14/15, a special permit to sell beer on these two days will