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Home My WebLink About07/12/1965 Council MinutesThe 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 29$ - 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. -) Minutes accepted i1 $ 10.73 189.87 96.00 500.00 9.00 243.75 1000.00 445.50 93.00 100.00 191.97 4.25 2.75 2.50 6.50 '., 1965, Clerk 105. At 8 :00 P.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. I4r. 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 consider 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 106 be acted on on July 26. The request for a special permit to sell beer on August 8th received from the Catholic Church was also tabled for action of July 26. Mr. Locher pre- sented the amendment he had prepared for Ordinance 1 concerning these spe- cial permits, but questions brought up on insurance coverage and fees to be charged required more information, consequently, this matter was held over. Domning reported that Tom Anderson had been found in violation of the build- ing code in several instances, and requested Building Inspector Dupre to is- sue red tags on all such violations and to follow up on the necessary cor- rections. Domning moved, second by Speiser, that the Council accept the resignation of Erving Anderson. Motion carried. Mr. Domning also asked that if anyone was interested in replacing Anderson until the next election, to attend the next meeting and state his interest. Clarification on filling such a vacancy was read from the prescribed manual. After discussion on park improvements, it was moved by Domning and seconded by Speiser that the general fund and the parks and playgrounds fund will split the cost of such improvement. Motion carried. Cost will be approxi- mately q1700.00. It was moved by Domning, with second by Speiser, that the following bills be paid: • #310 - 1st State Bank of New Brighton, Int. on Bond #1 311 - American Uniform Co., Uniforms-Civil Def. 312 - Miller Davis, Office supplies 313 - Mrs. Charles Cape Gopher bounty 314 - Herbert Caron It PT 315 - Tommy Gilman ft T/ 316 - Anthony Caron 317 - Raymond Pudwill 9 9 318 - Void 319 - E. J. Houle Weed supplies 320 - Babcock & Locher Legal fees 321 - Bacon Equipment Co. Police radar unit 322 - Municipal Court June costs 323 - M. W. Carley Engineering fees 324 - Emily Rehbein Salary as Asst. Assessor 325 - City of Anoka Fee for drunkometer test 326 - Lyon Chemicals Calcium Chloride 327 - N.W. Bell Telephone Service for June 328 - Village of Circle Pines Gas 329 - Kunz Oil Co. Gas and oil 330 - Jim's Corner "66" Serv. Gas and oil 331 - Oskey Bros. Gas and oil 332 - G. E. LeVesseur Gas and Oil & park Supplies 333 - Northway Hardware General supplies 334 - B & E Patrol Dog patrol 335 - Northern States Power Service 336 - " 9 Service 20.00 48.75 5.00 11.75 7.50 2.25 10.00 4.00 void 110.00 104.00 325.00 125.60 25.00 150.00 7.50 132.00 6.90 1.44 6.45 2.00 10.60 15.81 6.79 8.00 10.75 1 .74 107 #337 - Northern States Power Service 70.83 338 - Circulating Pines Legal printing 40.50 Minutes accepte J�xiy 26, 1965, Clerk The July 26th meeting of the Lino Lakes Council was called to order at 8 :00 p.m. All members present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and corrected. Motion by Speiser, second by Backlin, minutes be approved as corrected. Carried. Mayor Domning announced that in order to fill the vacant trustee chair, the Council would consider nominations from the floor as well as those made by the Council members. Anyone wishing to do so, could speak in his own behalf. Mr. Kelling placed the name of Al Ross for nomination, and presented a petition to the Council. No other nominations were made. Speiser motioned, second by Backlin, that we appoint Al Ross to the Council. On the vote, Speiser, yes, Backlin yes, Zelinka no, Domning, yes. This appointment will run until the next election. Mr. Stuckey, Baldwin Lake Road, asked about two poles which were consid- ered to be "live poles" and dangerous, and stated they had not been able to get Northern States to do anything about the situation. Mr. Backlin will check on this matter to either have it corrected or the electricity shut off at these poles. Bill Bohjanen asked about voter registration, and if the Council was con- templating such action in the near future. Attorney Locher replied that he had already given a report to Erving Anderson on the procedure invol- ved, probable costs etc. Zelinka moved that we proceed with setting up the procedure for voter registration. Speiser seconded, motion carried. The hearing for Virgil Anderson for a special use permit was continued at this time from the previous meeting. Domning had received from the Planning Commission a recommendation that we grant a special use permit to build a garage as requested. Motion by Backlin, second by Speiser, we grant the permit, fee to be y$'25.00. Motion carried. Mr. Ralph Lawleier, 24th Avenue, asked about a culvert he had ordered, which he had been informed he must pay for, and which charge he wished to protest. He asked Attorney Locher to check Section 160.18 concerning this charge, and advise his findings at the next meeting. The amendment to Ordinance 1 concerning personal liability insurance coverage for special events held in the village was discussed. (This in- volves issuing a special permit to sell beer). Following this discussion Backlin moved, second by Zelinka, that we add the words "suitable proof of financial responsibility other than the minimum of 25/50,000" and adopt Ordinance 1 -A. Motion carried. The Council also set the fee for each permit issued at $1.00.