HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/22/1965 Council MinutesGottwald reported receipt of an agreement from the St. Paul Water Works
concerning the right of way on a road requested several months ago by
Cecil LaMotte. He suggested that Mr. LaMotte should come in with his
plat and discuss this further with the Council.
Kenneth Bryant reported the purchase of a projector and a very inter-
esting film on the Alaskan earthquake of 1964 will be shown at the
meeting tomorrow night. He also requested approval for the Auxiliary
to purchase blouses and first aid kits which was granted.
Mr. Locher explained to Mr. Lehman that permission would be needed from
the adjacent landowners for the easement necessary in order to issue
a building permit.
Mr. Domning read a notice indicating a hearing will be held on Nov. 16
pursuant to bus service from this area into St. Paul.
A radar class conducted by Bacon Equipment Company will be held on
Wednesday, November llth, which Robert Raymond will attend. Registra-
tion will be $2.00. Council approved this action.
Backlin moved, Ross seconded, that we pay the following bills: Motion
carried.
#441 - Gloria Beecher, election judge
442 - Helen G. Boxrud, election judge
443 - Dorothy Heckenlaible, election judge
444 - Signe M. Miller, election clerk
445 - Ruth Rector, election clerk
446 - Lucy Tauer, election clerk
447 - Peter Scherer, deputy police for election
448 - Richard Cape, gopher feet
449 - Rent for hall, Ernest Ludwig
450 - Lena Billik, caretaker fees
451 - Elwood West, clothing allowance
452 - Robert Raymond, clothing allowance
Meeting adjourned 10 :30 p.m.
Minus accepte
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mber 22, 1965, Clerk
The November 22nd meeting of the Lino Lakes Council was called to order
at 8:00 p.m. by acting Mayor Backlin. Domning and Speiser absent.
Ross moved and Backlin seconded that the minutes be approved as read.
Carried.
Mr. Locher will call Mrs. Peters at the Knotty Pine to clarify a com-
plaint on "insufficient fund" checks, a matter which ErvingrAnderson
handled last spring.
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Ross reported that the last Planning and Zoning meeting was mainly dis-
cussion on the gas franchise, with a 3 to 3 vote on the granting of a
franchise to North Central.
Ross also attended a meeting at the Junior College dealing with the Pov-
erty Program and did recommend a person from this area to be a member of
the Board.
Backlin reported that snow fencing will be needed this year. Also made
a motion that our attorney check with Marvin Rehbein on the graveling of
West Rondo Lake Road.
Backlin wished to have the engineer check the possibility of putting in
a couple of drainage ditches to take care of water in the spring on 64th
Street. The graveling is now completed on that street.
Discussion again came up about the Kirk property on Lakeview, and the
engineer repeated he felt the only solution would be for the village to
purchase Lots 2 and 3 to provide a ponding area. Ross moved the village
proceed to negotiate for these lots. Backlin seconded, motion carried.
Gottwald stated he had received, but had not read completely, the docu-
ment submitted by the Water Commissioner relative to the road for the
LaMotte property. Mr. LaMotte is the bring in his plat after which
Gottwald will notify the Commissioner of Council approval.
Mr. Gottwald submitted a copy of an ordinance used in Little Canada to
our Zoning Board and recommended we consider it as an amendment to be
added to our Ordinance 6.
Ross moved we accept the Treasurer's report as read. Second by Zelinka,
carried.
Backlin moved the Clerk bill Rehbein Construction, Ficocello and Krube
for culverts installed. Ross seconded. Carried.
Mr. Reardon from Bonhiver & Anfinson turned over the completed audit re-
ports. Ross moved we accept the audit but defer any action or discussion
until later. Backlin seconded. Carried.
Mr. Heckenliable spoke briefly of the last Zoning meeting and on the 3 to
3 vote. A petition was presented to the Council with 117 signatures of
those citizens of Lino Lakes who wished to see the Council take action in
granting a gas franchise to Noth Central Public Service Co.
Zelinka motioned we accept the petition for study. Ross seconded. Car-
ried. Zelinka further moved we hold a special meeting to discuss only
the gas issue before the next regular meeting. The date was set for Dec-
ember 6 at 7:30 p.m. Backlin seconded the motion for special meeting,
motion carried.
Ross moved we pay the bills. Second by Backlin. Carried.
Adjourned 9:30 p.m.
Bills Approved and paid:
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#453 - Larson Oil Go. fuel oil ;;35.09
454 - Bonhiver, Anfinson Charge on budget /tax levy 125.00
455 - Russell Bacon Equipment Co. Lights /sirens 237.60
456 - Ross's General Store Gas and oil 76.89
457 - Lino Lakes Milage Repairs /police car /plow 91.0$
45$ - Raymond Pudwill Gopher feet 2.00
459 - Milner Carley Eng. fee Sept /Oct. 50.00
460 (see note below)
461 N. J. Zelinka Misc. office supplies 19.35
(includes 1 desk, 13.00)
462 - Hughes KO Service Gasoline 9.$0
463 - Babcock & Locher Legal Fees 229.00
464 - Municipal court, Regular salary /expense fee 139.28
465 - Municipal Court Special session fee 7.14
466 - Columbus Township Blading 1045.00
467 - Hennepin Blacktopping General materials 22.00
46$ - M&I Auto Supply General parts 41.62
469 - Richard Schuh Gravel 2203.00
470 - Viking Steel Go. Steel supplies 312.40
471 - Elvin Safety Supply Kits and refills -Civ. Def. 56.00
472 - Public Works Equipment Co. 1 Ram 56.50
473 - Northway Hardware Battery, coil etc. 44.15
474 - Lyle Busch 1 welder set 140.00
475 - Oskey Bros. Gasoline 5.85
476 - Northern States Power $8.09
477 - Lena Billie. Log chains 15.00
47$ - Chet Elko Gopher feet 16.00
479 - LeMieux- Johnson Agency Prem. on Workman Comp. 80.96
4$0 - Paper Calmenson Steel 43.43
4$1 - Village of Circle Pines Gas for warming house 2.23
482 - Northwest Bell Telephone 6.90
Note: #460 is a check for Circulating Pines, however, because a check
from Milner uarley was credited on our accot.nt, check was held
up to get it straightened out. This check will be shown on next
minutes.
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Special meeting on December 6, 1965
All members of the Council present.
December 13, 1965, Clerk
Mr. Gibas lead the discussion by reading a letter addressed to the Council.
"Stated the letter spoke for itself, and felt everyone present knew or were
familiar with the area surveyed, the one we are concerned with at this
particular time, which is along highway $ and extends down 49. This area
would probably be served directly out of Circle Pines and would tie in
with the development there.
Duane Klepel was first speaker from the audience, and asked why feasibil-