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A special meeting was held in the offices of Carley & Associates at 7:30 pm
on March 4, 1966. All members present.
After discussion of the second set of plans submitted by the Highway
Department, pertaining to the crossing of 35W from Lexington to Highway 8.
Backlin moved, with second by Ross, that we approve the plans as sub-
mitted. Motion carried.. 35W to the north boundary of the line and the
14- miles from Lexington to Highway 8 will be given additional attention
by the engineer before this work is completed.
Discussion was also held on a study to be made by the Village Engineer
pertaining to the laying of pipes under 35W for possible future sewers..
The cost of this was given as a probable $5,000 now vs. a probable $30,000
after the completion of 35W. Ross moved that our engineer prepare an
estimate for the area needed to be surveyed, and the approximate cost of
this study. Backlin seconded. Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m.
Millu es acce
Zr arch 14, 1966
Clerk
The March 14, 1966 meeting of the Lino Lakes Council was called to order
at 8:00 p.m. by Mayor Domning. Roy Backlin absent, all other members
present.
Minutes of the last regular meeting and the special meeting on the 17th
were read. Ross moved, with second by Speiser, minutes be accepted.
Motion carried.
The Clerk read a letter from the engineer's office on the sewer study.
Although thebudget did not include this item, Ross moved that we make some
arrangements for financing the project, andproceed with the study. Second
by Speiser, motion carried.
Treasurer's report was read.
George Gotwald reported on the meeting between Domning, Backlin, Burque,
Commissioners Johnston, Fields and O'Bannon, and himself, on March llth
when a field trip was made to determine if road construction was feasible
for a service road where 20th Avenue had been split by 35E. A meeting
between the Council, Commissioners and the Highway Department will be
arranged just as soon as possible to try and arrive at a solution.
Domning reported for Mr. Backlin that signs have been set up for 64th
Street, and that the new truck has been delivered.
Speiser questioned whether or not the low bid, received last year on the
blacktopping for the parks was still good. Bingo has been discontinued
and the money in the treasury will be used for fencing around the tennis
courts and other improvements. Mr. Gotwald will check the bid with Schifsky
and report at the next meeting if the same price still prevails.
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