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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/27/1965 Council Minutes114 solutions will be looked into. Mr. Locher had written to the State of Minnesota concerning the fish trap on Rice Creek, and read to the audience the letter he had received in re- ply. Mr. Locher asked the Council to set a hearing date on Twilight Acres street improvement, in the amount of $6,749.27. He explained how this should be set up by assessment on the tax rolls, and how the above amount had been arrived at. (30 lots at approximately :$225 per lot). Backlin moved we set the hearing for the llth of October, second by Ross, motion carried. Mr. Backlin moved we pay the bills, Speiser seconded, carried. Adjourned at 10:30 p.m. #383 - Village of Lexington 384 - Village of Centerville 385 - Lena Billik 386 - Northern States Power 387 - Milner Carley & Assoc. 3 - Municipal Court 389 - Circulating Pines 390 - Larry's Auto Glass 391 - Albert Dupre 392 - Jean's Implement Inc. 393 - Columbus Township 394 - Oskey Bros. 395 - Thomson's 396 - Dolphin Agency 397 - Moga & Speiser 398 - Roy Backlin 399 - Johnston Culvert Co. 400 - Alan Strohmeyer 401 - Gregory Anderson 402 - Vernon Lehman 403 - Emil Rehbein Fire contract Fire contract Park property payment Electricity Engineering fee August costs Publishing costs Radiator for tractor Building Inspector fees Misc. parts, bolts, etc. Blading Gas and oil repair of tractor Bldg. Inspector bond Gas, oil, and repairs Mileage Bulbs and lens Gopher feet Gopher feet Gopher feet Gopher feet Minu Clerk es accept, 750.00 650.00 728.18 70.83 25.00 149.00 23.40 11.50 109.60 34.93 365.00 19.15 9.00 10.00 30.45 19.05 2.03 2.25 1.00 18.00 5.25 ptember 27, 1965 The September 27, 1965 meeting of the Lino Lakes Council was called to order at 8:00 p.m. with all members present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and corrected. Ross moved, second by Backlin, that the minutes be approved as corrected. Motion car- ried. 11. Pursuant to the ma.nT, discussions the past six months on the excess water situation in Lino Lakes, Dick Swanson, County Agent, was present to dis- cuss a probable Rice Creek 1atershed. With Mr. Swanson were John Russell Leonard Bullard, Jerry Kokowski and Curtiss Clinton, all of whom work in the same field. Mr. Gallagher of the St. Paul Vater Works was also pre- sent. Mr. Gottwald spoke on measures of control taken to date. Parti- cipating in the discussion from the floor were Mr. Kelling, Mr. Proulx, Mrs. Mishaud, Mr. Apitz and Mr. Raymond Brown. After approximately two hours discussion on the above subject, the Mayor moved we initiate a water study, gathering as much pertinent data as pos- sible from all the professional people we can call upon, and that this study be conducted by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Funds for em- ploying such professional help to be taken from general funds. Second by Zelinka, motion carried. Ralph Stewart and Gerald O'Brien of the North Central Public Service Co. were present. They asked the Uouncil to consider a proposed franchise for gas service and gave a detailed description of the background of the company, and the services they could offer. The franchise was turned over to the village attorney for study and the gentlemen were invited to attend the next meeting of the Planning r>:;zoning Commission. Two bids were received on the police car. Low bid was from Fairview Plymouth for 42,100 and the second bid was from Midway Ford for 42,245. Instead of a trade -in, the possibility of selling the car outright to Centerville was discussed. Ross moved that for the record, we accept the bids as received, with action tabled pending receipt of a firm bid from Centerville. Second by Speiser. Motion carried. Treasurer's report was read and accepted. It was moved by Damning, seconded by Zelinka, that 4100 be transferred from the general fund into the fire protection fund. Ross moved the Clerk bill the Baldwin Lake Motel for ';375 for Special Use Permit, in accordance with Ordinance 39. The Clerk was also instructed to send bills to Ralph L'allier for 450 for 1 culvert, and to Marvin Rehbein for 410, to cover the cost of spreading chloride on East Holly. (1 manw /truck - 2 hours time). Backlin moved we get one set of snow tires for the truck. Second by Speiser, motion carried. Backlin also moved that we grade that portion of 77th Avenue that be- longs to the village. Second by Ross, motion carried. Ross reported on the Planning and Zoning Committee meeting held on the 14th, and that the Board recommended certain amendments to Ordinance 21 -A on platting. After discussing the changes with Mr. Locher, Ross moved, with second by Backlin, that we adopt the ordinance as amended. Locher also recommended a certified copy be filed with the Register of Deeds. Domning reported that several persons residing in the SE corner of the village had petitioned for closing that area to all guns, shooting or hunting. Petition was turned over to Ross to present to the Planning 116 and Zoning Board. Motion by Domning, second by Backlin, that the following bills be paid. Motion carried. #404 '= Robert-Raymond, clothing allowance $ 5.00 405 - Lena Billik, Caretaker fees 25.00 406 - Elwood West, clothing allowance 5.00 407 - Ernest Ludwig, rent 100.00 Minutes( accepted er 11, 1965, Clerk SPECIAL MEETING The October 3rd meeting was called to order at 1 :00 p.m. Zelinka moved that Mrs. Bernice Juleen be appointed Deputy Clerk through Wednesday, October 6th, in Mrs. Zelinka's absence. Speiser seconded. Motion carried. Centerville Village has offered $600.00 for our present police car, and Domning moved we order the new car as quoted by Fairview Plymouth at $2,510.00, with the provision that the bid meets the legal test. Motion carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned 1:15 p.m. Minutes acct October 11, 1965, Clerk The October llth meeting of the Lino Lakes Council was called to order at 8 :00 p.m. All members except Dupre present. Business meeting was convened for the hearing on special assessments. Mr. Locher read the publication which included the amounts of the assess- ments. Ross moved, with second by Backlin, that we accept this assess- ment. Motion carried unanimously. Minutes were read, and Ross asked that Gallagher's comments on the water situation be included. Minutes were then approved on motion by Backlin with second by Speiser. Mr. Domning presented a petition signed by several people, stating the Riding Stable on Birch Street had become a public nuisance and asked that the special permit be rescinded. Several of the signers were in the audience and discussed the situation with Mr. Krech, owner of the horses. After this discussion, Domning moved we revoke the permit and allow Mr. Krech 30 days to wind up his operation. Speiser seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Martin of Springsted, Inc., presented a resume of his Company's operation as Municipal Bond Consultants, and asked the Council to con- sider appointing his firm for probable bond business.in the future. Action was tabled until first meeting in January when appointments are made.