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Home My WebLink About11/14/1966 Council Minutes1 181 Mayor Domning read a reply to his letter from Commissioner Johnson concerning the west frontage road on 35E, which Mr. Hanson and Mr. Burque have been discussing with the Council. Locher reported the hearing for Mr. Hanson was being temporarily held over. Domning also reported on his meeting with Lexington and Circle Pines village officials relative to the budget for the coming year for Municipal Court, and some of the problems involved. L'Allier moved the council approve Domning's working with the auditors and adjoining villages to establish the necessary budget. Second by Backlin, motion carried. Peter Scherer asked if anything further had been studied on the policing facilities available through the county, relative to having full time pro- tection. Domning reiterated the background information previously discussed and stated it will continue to be considered, but it also needs agreement between several villages before any action can be taken. Pete Scherer also discussed what he felt would be a drainage problem still existed on the service road into his home. Following discussion, L'Allier moved that Gotwald and Backlin look at 64th one more time and contact the State Contractor or County officials to have the situation corrected, which- ever one they felt was responsible for the lack of drainage. Second to the motion by Ross,motion carried. Moved by Backlin to pay the bills, second by Ross. Carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. #1017 - Chas. Ramsden, gopher bounty 4.00 1018 - Marilyn Schlavin, gopher bounty 26.75 1019 - Ricky Bryant, gopher bounty 1.50 1020 - Donald Thompson, gopher bounty 1.00 1021 - Ray Miller, gopher bounty 20.00 1022 - Bert Noren, gopher bounty 9.50 1023 - Gary Crandell, work at park 5.00 1024 - Mike Kramer, work at park 5.00 1025 - Dan Boxrud, work at park 5.00 1026 - Kevin Dropps, work at park 5.00 1027 - Lena Billik, caretaker fees 35.00 102.8 - E. C. Ludwig, rent 100.00 1029 - Lino Cabinet, conference table 370.00 1030 - P. E. Friend, I.D. cards 18.00 1031 - Circulating Pines, printing 56.00 Min es accep d vember 14, 1966 Clerk Lino Lakes Council meeting of November 14, 1966, was called to order by Mayor Domning at 8:00 p.m. Members present: L'Allier, Ross, Backlin, Clerk Zelinka absent. Minutes of the previous meeting were read, 182 Ross stated the reported $20,000 increase in the 1967 budget, as reported by Circulating Pines, should correctly be issued as an increase of $5,000 to $6,000. Ross also-stated village street lights are paid on a flat rate basis with no additional charges for faulty, continuous burning. Motion by Ross to accept the minutes, second by Backlin, motion carried. A resolution from the Anoka County Commissioners, with reference to the Centerville-Lino Lakes County Park, was read and placed on file. L'Allier and Ross expressed a negative feeling to expending village funds in the park. Gotwald would check on a letter from the State Highway Department regarding roads to be used in the village during highway construction. Treasurer reported a balance of $8,109.77 plus $10,000 in bank certificates. Backlin stated 74th Street, south of the Youth Center, was completed with a raised grade and ditching, East 77th street is graveled including culvert installations, Mr. Sherer's road will be checked in the spring due to present freezing conditions. Ross reported the Anoka County League of Municipalities next meeting will be held in Circle Pines and requested the village delegate bring up the question of county wide law enforcement. 1 Motion by Ross the Clerk and Treasurer price and purchase suitable chairs for the Council, second by L'Allier, motion carried. L'Allier reported he had met with Gotwald at Reshnau Lake for tests to be taken of the lake bed. A decision was made to wait for more solid freezing for the tests. Motion by L'Allier after the soundings are made, Gotwald presented a rough estimate on the cost of a beach, second by Ross. Carried. L'Allier had met with a representative of the North Central Gas Company in regards to installation of gas burner in the building at Lino Lakes Park. Submitted prices were $199.00 on a 20,000 BTU and $249.00 on a 66,000 BTU forced air burner. No charge would be made to run gas lines to the building AND A $2.50 a month rate billed for gas service. Motion by Ross to purchase the $249.00 burner, second by Backlin. Motion carried. Engineer Gotwald had contacted the assistant Anoka County Engineer and the Washington County Engineer in regards to the east county line road. A problem exists with split ownership and maintenance of this road. L'Allier suggested a meeting with all concerned. Gotwald reported on drainage at the S.E. corner of Sunset Avenue and Fairmont Street. A complaint had been placed that flooding had not occurred before Sunset Avenue was graded and surfaced by the County. Gotwald produced profile maps, showing the location's driveway as low and suggested a 6" curb be placed in front of the driveway on Fairmont Street. Mayor Domning reported on a meeting with Lexington and Circle Pines in regards to the Municipal Court. As village budgets are set for 1967, no • great financial charges will be made at present. Various methods of cutting costs had been discussed. Legislation is necessary to increase salaries of employees. Another meeting will be held in December. Mrs. Michaud' requested Council's pacrdssion to attend theRice Creek Associa- tion meeting at Fridley Village Hall as an observer. Permission was granted. 1 1 Mr. Heckenlaible explained his long standing problem with sand blowing on his property from 101st Lane in Blaine Village. Motion by Ross this condition be discussed at the County League of Municipalities meeting. Second by Backlin, motion carried. • Motion by Ross the bills be paid, second by Backlin. Carried. Motionby Ross to adjourn, second by L'Allier, carried. #103 - Bernice Juleen election expenses 1033 - KO Petroleum, gas and oil 1034 - Northern States Power, electricity 1035 - Offset Plate & Camera Service, printing ordinance 1036 - Babcock & Locher, legal fees 1037 - Circulating Pines, printing of ballots 1038 - Al Dupre, gopher bounty 1039 - Richard Cape, gopher bounty 1040 - Lino Store, gas and oil 1041 - NW Bell Telephone, regular service 1042 - Village of Circle-Pines, gas for park 1043 - Hugo Feed Mill & Elevator, grass seed and supplies 1044 - Carley & Associates, engineering fees 1045 - Columbus Township, blading 1046 - Northway Hdwe., paint 1047 - Kevin Dropps, labor in park 1048 - Steven Turner, labor in park 1049 - Viking Steel, 16 ga and bolts etc. 1050 - 1st State Bank of New Brighton, Impr. Bond #1 1051 - Sears Roebuck, 1 grinder 1052 - Schifsky & Son, general supplies 1053 - Glenn Rehbein, sod and street repair work 1054 - Arsenal sand and gravel, gravel 1055 - Larson Oil Co., fuel oil 1056 - Bertelson Bros., office supplies 1057 - Lino Lakes Mileage, repairs to car 1058 - State of Minnesota, license plates 1059 - Bruce Fleming, dogcatcher fees 1060 - Delores Tague, election fees 1061 - Signe Miller, election fees 1062 - Vera Kurre If 11 1063 - Phyllis Houle, 1064 - Joyce Kleple, 1065 - Ruth Rector, 1066 - Virginia Hauer, 1067 - Regina Bernie, 1068 - Mildred Dropps 1069 - Ethelyn Swanson 1070 - R. V. Ellingsen 1071 - Beverly Stavig Minut s accept Clerk 3.56 8.65 128.34 28.45 160.58 51 .8o 10.50 5.25 67.34 11.18 2.16 31.55 271.00 425.00 2.98 5.00 5.00 132.48 11105.00 44.44 28.90 811.43 7.07 24.62 4.34 16.70 1.25 90.00 29.70 29.70 29.70 29.70 29.70 29.70 29.7o 23.10 23.10 23.10 23,10 23.10 rnber 28/66