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Home My WebLink About05/09/1966 Council Minutes1 1 15; Burque asked about the naming of the road on the West side of Centerville Lake, and suggested "Clear Water Drive." No action was taken. Ross moved, with second by Backlin, that the following bills be paid: #722 - Aloe Scientific, 1 copy machine w/table 723 - Ernest Ludwig, rent 724 - Northern States Power, electricity 725 - Northwestern Bell Telephone 726 - Gopher Stamp & Die, street nameplates 727 - John Juleen, mileage for Fire Marshall 728 - Arsenal Sand & Gravel, sand 729 - Municipal Court, general court costs 730 - S&F Petroleum Co., gasoline for police car 731 - Homelite Co., misc, small tools and parts 732 - Larson Oil Co., fuel oil 733 - Crowley Fence Co., backstop with 2 sets of wings 734 - Hennepin Blacktoping, MC Mix 735 - Ed Baker, gopher bounty 736 - Steven Friel, gopher bounty 737 - Lena Billik, Caretaker fees 738 - C. E. LeVesseur, (replacement for Check #408 issued on 10/11/65 for gasoline) 43.00 100.00 100.39 7.10 5.10 33.07 13.97 161.65 4.25 17.90 25.16 355.00 24.75 14.00 .75 35.00 10.60 Acce d May 9 96 Clerk 4-00‘t■! Lino Lakes Coincil meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Mayor Domning on May 9, 1966. All members present except Howard Speiser. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and corrected. Ross moved we accept as corrected, second by Backlin, motion carried. Mr. Domning read a letter of resignation from Mr. Speiser, and moved we accept, with regrets, the resignation. Second by Zelinka, motion carried. Domning gave the procedure to be followed in the filling of a vacancy on the Council, and asked if anyone present at the meeting was interested, to so indicate. A petition was presented from the floor by Bill Bohjanen in support of Ralph L'Allier as Trustee. Mr. Domning moved we accept this nomination, second by Ross, motion carried unanimously. A letter was read from Northern States Agency, Inc., stating they were dropping the bond on the Nathe Bros., as of June 1. The letter was turned over to the attorney for investigation. Treasurer's report was read. Backlin moved we turnthe matter of bids on gravel over to the Engineer's office, and that we open the bids as of June 13th. Second by Domning, motion carried. 154 Gotwald reported that no work was done on the streets in Lakeview Area in 1965 because of the water situation, and because the cross streets had not been seal coated since 1963, it was his recommendation the entire area be seal coated and sanded at an estimated cost of $4,310. Leaving off the cross streets would run approximately $30240. If we contracted to include the work as suggested to solve the drainage problem, this would add approx- imately $1,500, bringing the total to $5,800. Following discussion of the above road work, Backlin moved, with second by Ross, that we have the engineer work out a schedule of street improvement substantiated by informal bids. Backlin discussed the problem on East Holly concerning right-of-way on property' of Mr. Neeser, after which he moved that the attorney check on this right-of-way. (Neeser has already given permission, it is Lundgren who needs the right-of-way). Backlin also asked the attorney what had been found out on the situation with Arnold Thies. Locher had talked to the attorney representing Thies, but had not received a return call indicating Thies had been contacted. Will try to solve this situation before the next meeting. Pete Scherer and Backlin again discussed the road situation by Scherer's property, and it was Mr. Wcherer's opinion that the Council should apply pressure to the County Commissioners to get the necessary work done. After a lengthy discussion on the subject, Ralph L'Allier moved that Backlin contact the County officials, ask them for their proposed plans and attempt to set up a meeting for the Council to determine if the Cty plans were acceptable. Domning seconded the motion. At this time, Locher administered the oath of office to Ralph L'Allier, after which return was made to the above motion, and which was then approved unanimously. Ross reported that the next Planning & Zoning meeting would be held on May 18th. One of the things coming up for discussion would be the Plumb- ing and Heating code, since the new Minnesota code has been received. He also reported that the price for the second set of aerial maps would be $3.00 per section. Gordon Stromberg again appeared before the Council in regard to a building permit to construct a home on Baldwin Lake Road. One of the problems involved is that the St. Paul, Water Department will not issue a full ease- ment, but would consider issuing a permit for one year for the sum of Si. During discussion with the Council, Mr. Stromberg agreed that he would not sell any portion of his property without the proper request for plat- ting, and agreed to use the existing road as a private driveway with the village not being responsible for any maintenance on this road. He also agreed that if the village should lease this road and surrounding property from the Water Department, that he would t that time change his driveway to connect with the Water Department Road. L'Allier then moved we grant Mr. Stromberg a Special Use Permit at a fee of $25.00 with all of the above stipulations included on the permit. Second, by Zelinka. Motion carried. (The above agreement is covered by Ordinance 22, Section 27). Ross asked if any answer had been received yet on the set-up question for the "49" Club, because he felt the situation at the club and the attitude of the Nathe's had put the Council in a very poor position. Locher replied that he had been checking every week, but nothing had yet been decided. 155 Locher replied to Ross on his question concerning a resident of the village becoming Plumbing & Heating Inspector, and that although no conflict appeared to exist as far as the job was concerned, that the caliber of the work should be the most important issue. Locher stated with this in mind, he had given Ross information for discussion at their next Planning and Zoning meeting. Mr. Donovan of Northern Natural Gas Company was present, but stated they did not have anything to present to the Council at this time. Domning did not open the meeting to discussion on the gas issue, but set a special meeting for May 16th at 7:00 p.m. in order to give the new Trustee a chance to read and acquaint himself with the gas situation. Joe Davis presented to the Council an informal survey signed by those people who were satisfied with the present gas system. Mr. Lasch, representing District 12, asked the Council for permission to use the Village Park on Sunrise. This would begin on June 13 for approxi- mately 7 weeks, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Supervisors would be present from the school. No action was taken at this time. Pete Scherer asked what action was being taken by the Personnel Committee? Domning replied the Committee would become active in the very near future. Domning moved we pay the following bills: Second by Ross, motion carried. #739 - Jean's Implement, 1 blade for Ford Truck 740 - Municipal Court, regular court costs 741 - Hennepin Blacktopping, MC Mix 742 - Farnham's, 1 file cabinet 743 - E. C. Ludwig, rent 744 - American Customs, caps, shirts 745 - Great Northern Trading Post, ammunition 746 - Miller Davis, office forms 747 - Continental Safety Equipment, bump caps 748 - Babcock & Locher, legal fees 749 - Circulating Pines, publishing 750 - KO Petroleum, gasoline 751 - Columbus Township, blading and snow plowing 752 - Buettner Welding, welding supplies 753 - Bruce Fleming, dog catcher fees April 754 - Mike Dzieweczynski, gopher bounty 755 - Oskey Bros., gas and oil 756 - M&I Auto Supply, booster cables 757 - Kim Jolly, gopher bounty 758 - Village of Circle Pines, gas 759 - Village of Lexington, fire contract payment 760 - 1st State Bank of New Brighton, interest on Street Improvement Bond #2 et-e—/w.t 108.00 133.67 42.75 59.00 100.00 20.75 19.25 58.34 20.75 124.99 2.45 4.15 945.00 17.00 114.00 12.50 108.35 12.95 4.00 7.56 750.00 105.00 c epted M 1966 Clerk