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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/26/1965 Council Minutes#337 - Northern States Power Service 70.83 338 - Circulating Pines Legal printing 40.50 107 Minutes accepte J' y 26, 1965, Clerk The July 26th meeting of the Lino Lakes Council was called to order at $: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, Damning, 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 $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. 108 Following the above discussion Domning moved, with second by Speiser, that we grant a special permit to sell beer to the Catholic Church for August 8th. Motion carried. Speiser asked if the Park Board had any objection to issuing a special beer permit to the Lexington Ball Club for a tournament to be held in our park on August 14/15, Mr. Kelling indicated agreement, and Speiser moved, with second by Domning, that we grant this permit. Motion Carried. Treasurers report was read and approved as read. Mr. Backlin asked Mr. Locher if the information on assessments on 64th St. were ready, this will be ready by the next meeting. Mr. Backlin also moved that the Engineer survey 64th, stake it out and have the contractor com- plete the necessary work when the large equipment is in that location. Second was by Zelinka, Carried. Mr. Backlin also reported he talked to Circle Pines on the possibility of renaming or at least marking with better signs, Pointcross Drive and Sun- set Avenue, and that Circle Pines will discuss it at their next Planning Commission meeting. Discussion again came up on the hiring of a full time employee for the village. The clerk has been instructed to secure application forms and on motion by Backlin, second by Speiser, will begin taking applications for a Maintenance man. Motion carried. Mr. Speiser reported a request from a former resident of the village, Mrs. Blair Hippie, to use the park for a rummage sale on Friday and Sat- urday, July 30/31. On motion by Zelinka, second by Speiser, permission will be given for this sale, with 10% of the proceeds to be the fee. Mr. Domning reported that on Wednesday, July 28, a meeting was held with the Corps of Engineers, at which time they also toured the village to see what obstructions might exist that are causing the water problems. Mr. Domning moved, and Mr. Speiser seconded, that we appoint Kenneth Rehbein as Liason Officer for the Council with the Circle Pines Utility Commission. Motion carried. Backlin moved, second by Speiser that the following bills be paid: #340 341 - 342 - 343 - 344 - 345 - 346 - Mahlin Johnson Roy Backlin R. French Elwood West Robert Raymond Lena Billik E. Ludwig Meeting adjourned 10:00 p.m. Gopher feet $ 17.50 Mileage 36,98 Antennas, parts, etc. 68.56 Clothing allowance 5.00 Clothing allowance 5.00 Park caretaker 25.00 Rent for August 100.00 7- 1 -4 t / ( ---71,i-t ` Minu es ac August 9, 1965 Clerk