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Home My WebLink About12/12/1966 Council Minutes186 1082 - Village of Circle Pines, gas 1083 - Gordon's, nuts, bolts, washers, bulbs, etc. 1084 - Northwest Bell Telephone, regular and park service 1085 - Northern States, electricity 1086 - Larson Oil, fuel oil 1087 - E. C. Ludwig, rent 1088 - Miller Davis, election materials 1089 - James Ray, additional insurance premium 1090 - E. West, clothing allowance-second half 1091 - R. Raymond, clothing allowance, second-half 1092 - Lena Billik, caretaker fees/Dec 1093 - Richard Schuh, gravel 1094 - R. D. Hoekstra Construction, D-7 Cat work 1095 - L-Z Manufacturing Company, 1 regulator 1096 - U.S. Postoffice, postage 13.30 7.01 13.30 114.16 35.90 100.00 6.70 58.80 30.00 30.00 35.00 4,994.50 795.00 ' 14.85 10.00 Accepted Decembe Clerk 966 Lino Lakes Council meeting of December 12, 1966 called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Mayor Domning. All members present. Minutes were read and corrected. Moved by Ross we accept as corrected, second by L'Allier, motion carried. Treasurer's report was given, balance on hand 318,027.71, +110,000 in securities. Moved by Domning to make the $4,000 transfer from General Fund to R&B Fund a permanent transfer. Second by L'Allier, motion carried. It was moved by Zelinka to remove from the books, according to the recom- mendation of the Auditor, an old check in the amount of 372.10(?) which was several years old, and which had been carried over from year to year in order to balance. Second by Damning, motion carried. Backlin moved that we return the bond check to Richard Schuh on the gravel. The check is in the possession of the engineer, who will return. same. Second by L'Allier, motion carried. Parked cars on village streets which has hindered snow plowing was dis- cussed. Domning moved that Locher investigate further the state statute and whether it would cover the village, also the Fridley ordinance per- taining to such parking. Locher is to determine if an ordinance should be written forthe village. Second by Ross, motion carried. Backlin will have Mr. Thies furnish proof of his ownership of the property purchased for the easement, and the clerk will prepare a check in the amount of 3300.00 to be released upon receipt of above proof. Pete Scherer stated his road had not yet been plowed, and Mr. Backlin agreed to contact Jake Lundheim further on this matter. Ross reported that according to Dave Listner, the City Manager of Blaine, the problem with 101st Lane ("T" street leading from Centennial school to Sunset Avenue) will be taken care of first thing in the spring when the street will be finished in some manner to prevent the sand from blowing. 1 187' Ross also read from a report that indicated things are currently at a standstill between Mr. Hanson and the State Highway Department, with referenc to the service road requested. (County Road 54 and 35E) Ross suggested Mr. Fleming be invited to the December 27th meeting to discuss his requested increase in the dogcatching fees. L'Allier reported he is continuing work to have the new gas burner installed completely in the warming house at Lino Park, and that Mr. LeVesseur will act as caretaker. Also that the hours at the Sunrise Park had been changed and would not be open at 10 a.m. Gotwald commented briefly on the meeting on Friday, Dec. 9th at the engineers office pertaining to a future sewer system. Centerville has indicated willingness to meet early in January, and the Engineer's office will issue the full report after this meeting has been held. Locher reported he had met with the County Attorney, Bob Johnson; Charles Weaver, James Gibbs, Tom Forsberg and attornies of other villages, town- ships and cities within the proposed watershed area. This was primarily to inform all areas affected of the legislation that will be required, new methods of assessment, individual problems of villages etc., and the recommendation was made that the Council become actively involved immed- iately in the association. Locher also recommended not completing the plumbing and heating code until after the major changes are completed in the Minneapolis code which is being used as a pattern. Delay will probably amount to about 4 months. Locher presented the ordinance prepared in order to adopt Plan A govern- ment. Ross moved we adopt and have published. Second by L'Allier, motion carried. No action was taken to appoint a Clerk/Treasurer at this time. Domning reported a budget had been set up for the Municipal Court for the coming year. Distribution of costs and disbursements will be changed to go up for Lexington and down for Circle Pines and Lino Lakes. It was also agreed to reimburse Lexington for the use of the village hall, to appoint the new Deputy Clerk from Lino Lakes, and to continue under the present 3-year contract. Each village will continue to pay 1/3 of the Judge's salary. If it is felt the system needs changing, the attornies will be asked to set up new legislation to change the next contract period. Moved by Backlin the following bills be paid, second by L'Allier, motion carried. 1097 - E. West, bailiff's fees 1098 - Void 1099 m Void 1100 - R. Raymond, bailiff's fees + meals 1101 - Arnold Thies, payment on easement 1102 - Bruce Fleming, dogcatcher fees 1103 - Moga & Speiser, as and oil 1104 - interstate Lumber, wood lath 111 1105 - T. A. Schifsky - 1966 seal coatin 2: s • 1106 - Carley Associates, Nov. engineering fee 1107 - Columbus Township - blading 1108 - Babcock & Locher, legal fees 1109 - Interstate Plumbing - rework water system on warming house 18.00 20.60 300.00 106.70 17.85 4.80 6,275.25 25.00 695.00 741.23 56.22 188 - Jack Rector, mileage - Henry Lichtscheidl - gopher bounty - Victor Wold - hose 100' Wm. Nadeau - gopher bounty Larson Oil, fuel oil Naomi Zelinka, misc, mileage and office expense Lindsey Bros., gaskets, washers, seals etc. Herbert or Signe Miller, option payment on possible land purchase Commissioner of Taxation - withholding tax U. S. Treasury Department - withholding tax The State Treasurer, P.E.R.A. withholding 2.80 6.50 25.00 4.00 21.35 22.83 5.00 10.00 21.28 142.32 160.68 Min. s acceptegfber 27, 1966 Clerk The Lino Lakes Council Meeting of Dec. 27, 1966 was called to order at 8:00 P.p. by Mayor Domning. Members present: L'Allier, Ross aid Backlin. Clerk Zelinka was absent. The minutes of the previous meeting were read. Mothion by Backlin, second by Ross to accept the minutes as covrect- Carried. Village dog catcher, Bruce Fliming, withdrew his request for a fee in- crease, as the 1967 budget rate is set. After discussim, Ross mo- tioned to rescind Section 4 of Ordinance #25 and raise dog impound- ing fees from $3.00 to $5.00, and boarding fees from 75¢ to $1.00 per day. Second by L'Allier to adopt the ordinance. Carried. Mr. Domning presented. a copy of the Municipal Court financial agree- ment for 1967 signed by Mayors Domning, Eck and Holum; Also a re- viewal from North Central Gas Co. of the gas installatin progress to date. Both documents were placed on file. Mr. Backlin reported; Lloyd Erickson, living on W. Rondo Lake Rd., be- ing ill, had requested the Village to snowplow his driveway. Since private plowing is not village policy, a decision was made to do so in emergency cases pxly. Mr. Backlin had secured agreement from Jake Lundheim to County plowing- of 64th St. both sides of the free- way. Mr. Lundheim had stated Otterlake Road be turned back to the village. Backlin asked councils future observance in the matter as the road should remain county responsibility. The flanning Meeting minutes of Dec. 21, 1966 wereread and placed on file. Mr. Ross asked if the Village could legally purchase lane through private agreement with land owners and not enter into bond floating procedures. Mr. Locher stated State statute 412.211 gives the right to land acquisition through purchase, gift, condmmnatthon or otherwise Mr. Ross brought up the fact the 1967 Fire Contract with Lexington. Fire Dept. has not been settled. A meeting will be held with the department shortly. Mr. L'Allier reported the Lino Lakes Park Bldg. has been insulated and Mr. Dupre had partially completed enclosing the gas burner. Mr. LeVasseur will serve as caretaker to the park at a salary of $25.00