HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/28/1966 Council Minutes142
February 28, 1966 meeting of the Lino Lakes Council was called to order at
8 :00 p.m. All members present.
Mr. John Diffendorfer and Mr. J. F. Bergford from the Highway Department
were present with 2 sets of road plans for the Council to approve. The
first set discussed was for the service road, Rondo Lake Road, paralleling t
the highway on the east side of Main Street. Following the discussion, Mr. k
Backlin moved that we accept the plans with the stipulation that our
engineer contact Mr. McCubrey of the Highway Department and request that
the road receive one seal coat. Mr. Ross seconded, and the motion carried.
The second set of plans will be discussed later after the engineer's
office has had a chance to go over them.
The clerk reported on the letter from Dahinden's confirming the price of
$850 for the lot on Lakeview Avenue. A letter from the Lexington Fire
Department requesting a change in our contract was also read, and copies
will be made for all members of the Council for later discussion.
Treasurer's report was read.
Backlin reported that delivery of the truck had been temporarily held up,
but release would be effected in the very near future.
Backlin moved that we approve $5.00 an hour for the use of the tractor,
and $1,65 per hour for a man on the grader to Rolstad for the maintenance
work on E.`Holly Road. Second by Ross, motion carried.
Backlin also reported that the REA had come in and punched several holes
in the Lakeview area which appeared to be helping in the water runoff.
(work from 'REA should be billed at $17.50 per hour).
Speiser read a bid from the Fridley Office Supply for metal chairs, a
quantity of 52 for $3.65 each, plus an 8' rack. Ross moved with second
by Domning °that we purchase these chairs, Motion carried.
Minutes of`the last Planning and Zoning meeting were read, with recommen-
dations to the Council to consider: 1) drawing up an ordinance for the
control and protection of village roads, and 2) to contact the Highway
Department'for a study on the intersection of Highways 8 and 49. After
discussion on item 1, Backlin moved to have the engineer and attorney
work out a special bond permit to tie in with Ordinance 6 -C for protec-
tion of the roads, Second by Speiser, motion carried. In connection with
item 2, Ross moved we notify McCubrey of the Highway Department to institute
a study of this intersection, with the possibility of a T -type approach
being constructed for greater safety. Second by Zelinka, motion carried.
Ross read a letter from Bruce Nawrocki and urged all council members to
attend the meeting to be held on March 23 pertaining to the formation of
an organization of municipalities within Anoka County.
Ross also reported that the aerial maps ordered had been received, that
they were excellent maps and should be of great help to the Assessor, and
the Planning & Zoning Committee, as well as the village in general,
Locher reported that the title to the 2 lots purchased by the Village had
been received and filed, also that he would notify the insurance agent
for the necessary coverage,
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Locher also reported he had been contacted by Charles Weaver who repre-
sented a person who wished to set up a dump in Lino Lakes. Mr. Weaver
will be notified of the procedure to be followed.
Discussion was brought up about the water trouble on 64th and 20th Ave.
in the vicinity of the service road to the Burque and Hanson property.
It was felt the State should be responsible for the rebuilding in this area
since new construction is blocking the north/south road which has always been
open. Gotwald and Burque discussed the number of times they had talked
to the State Department about this situation. Ross indicated Commissioner
Fields was willing to help from a County angle, and felt a special meeting
should be called to discuss this problem. Gotwald will report further on
this situation at the next meeting.
Domning read a letter from the postoffice indicating that the designated
postoffice of Circle Pines should appear on village tationery.
Mr. Markinson in the audience discussed the 45-mile an hour signs by the
Lino Lakes School and questioned whether or not theycould be changed to
30. Backlin will discuss with the county for an answer.
Mr. Nathe questioned the Council about what they were going to do about
his "set up" license. Mr. Nathe was informed that clarification of the
law must be handed down by State Authorities, and that the Council will con-
form with the recommendation received from the State Liquor Commissioner.
Bohjanen asked if a report had been received from the Utilities Commission
on their progress to date. Also questioned the service agreement, and
the recent resolution passed by the Council. Rosengren briefly went over
the current financial statement and stated the number of customers signed
to date for the new gas lines extension.
Ross moved we pay the following bills, second by Backlin, motion carried.
#648 - Lino Lakes CD, miscellaneous supplies
649 - Suburban Communications, radio repair
650 - E. Ludwig, rent
651 - Bertelson Bros., offbe supplies
652 - Anoka County Surveyor, aerial maps
653 - Moga & Speiser, gas, oil and service
654 - Viking Steel Products, pipe
655 - Larson Oil Co., fuel oil
656 - Northern States, electricity
657 - Northwestern Bell telphone, regular service
658 - Village of Circle Pines, gas
659 - Mpls Typewriter Exchange, typewriter rental
660 - Lena Billik, caretaker fees and general supplies
661 - Circulating Pines, printing and publishing
662 - Interstate Lbr., general supplies
663 - Buettner Welding, welding supplies
664 - Al Dupre, building inspection fees
665 - Jack Rector, fire extinguishers
Meeting adjourned 11:00 p.m.
37.31 CD
7.50 R&B
100.00 Gen
19.65
31.00
29.75 R&B
92.40
58.88 Gen
27.89 Gen & P
6.55
26.60 Pks
22.50 Gen
48.87 Pks
62.10 Gen
172.35 Pks &
12.20 R&B
73.99 Gen
55.00 CD
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