HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/17/1967 Council Minutes192
1149 J.T. Rosengren drive-plow
1150 Henry Rosengren truck part
1151 14d Auto Sunni.
1152 No. Cent. Pub. Serv.
1153 Circul. Pines
1154 'liner-Davis dog-tag
1155 Elmer Lailotte Start CD Trk
1156 Ernest Apitz gopher
1157 Roy Backlin ii1eae
1158 M&I Auto Suppl.
1159 Bruce Fleming
28.00
8.30
13.95
4.02
6.30
19.71
3.50
20.25
20.03
20.32
117.00
Applications for cigarette licenses are being taken hr the temnorary
clerk.
Rosengren motioned for three truck plow blades to be purchased. Sed-
ond by Domning. Carried.
Mayor Domning said the council may pass an ordinance regarding snow-
mobiles unless the owners-drivers respect private property rights.
Ross moved to adjourn at 9:30. Second by Rosengren. Carried.
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The special meeting of the Village of Lino L ices was called to order
on Jan. 17, 1967 at 8:20 P.M. by JaYor Domning. Trustees present;
Hosengren, Ross, L'Allier and Bohjanen. Temn. Clerk Sally ',Iichaud,
present.
The first order of business was discussion of fire protection costs
and contracts with the Village of Lexington. After the arrival of
Mr. Harold Goertz, who explained the are. be protected and the costs
system, the following motion was made by Al Ross; That the Village
of Lino Lak s enter into a contract with the Village of Lexington
for fire protection at a cost of 2,000.00 per year for two years.
Second by Bohjanen. Carried.
An Employee Review Committee was appointed to revie- applicat ons
for vi IaTe employmert. Each L;ouncilman name one man to serve on
the board as follows;
Peter Scherer by Damning
Arnold Kellimg by Ross
Den is liotle by L'Allier
Ron Jaworski by ,x)hjanen
Eugene broker by osengren
Applications for a part time peace officer, to be employed at an hourly
rate not to exceed 50.00 per month, will be taken by the councilmen.
A motion for wages as follows was made by Hosengren:
Laborers- ,2.00 per ho r
Machine operators, drivers, foremen- 2.35 per hour
Snow plow operators, both men- ,,2.35 per hour
Road Supervisor- 100.00 p r month; regular rates nerhour for dritling.
Mechanic- ,33.60 pr ho' r
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After discussion, this was seconder by I.,'Allier. Carried.
Domning motioned that the weed inspector receive •.2.35 per ho ':r.
and by Ross. Cali rie, .
IIIMayor Domning made a motion that our Present constables recthive a
raise of .350.00 per month each. Second by L'Alli_cr. Carri. d.
The Following wages were set:
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Clerk - Treasurer
Deputy Clerk
Election Judges
Bohjanen motioned.
Carried.
19:3
Sec-
X1,500.00
1.65 per hour
1.65 per hour
to accept these wages as set. Second by Damning.
The councilmen. requested. to receive heir wages at the last business
meeting of each month.
few bills were examined. A motion was
aide to par r them.
1160 Henry ho .>en, ;ren ;nil 50.00
1161 Ralph L'Allier 50.00
1162 Alden Damning 50.00
1163 Al floss 50.00
1164 _n. Bohjanen 50.00
1165 State Teas. PEA 156.38- reissue of Dec. check x;'1120
loss mace the 'lotion to ad j urn at 10:00 P14, Second by Dori.nin ;.
Carried.
The regular business meeting of the Village of Lino Lakes of Jan.
23, 1967, was called to order at 8:00 PM by Mayor Downing. All
councilmen ad clerk present. -. _
The minutes of the last business meeting were read and corrected.
Domning motioned to accept the minutes as corrected. Second by
Bohjanen. Carried.
The minutes of the special meeting of Ja. 17, 1967 were read and
approved. Ross motioned to approve these minutes as read. Second
by Domning. Carried.
Mr. Waldemar Hill reported on the audit, saying he would make copies
of the financial report for the councilmen.
Cash balace, start of 1966 $23,486.04
Receipts for 1966 67,663.02
Disbursements for 1966 77,874.76
End B&ance for year $13,374.30
Mr. Hill recommended a transfer of funds to Road ad Bridges, or
combining all revenue funds into one, to avoid rehadling of monies.
The assessed valuation of Lino Lakes if $886,996.00. The mill rite
IIIfor 1967 taxes went down to 49.64 mills. The debt redemption started
with a balance of $4,764 and ended with a balance of $ 5,361.00.
Mr. Robert Martin of the Springsted Bond Consultants was introduced
by Mayor Domning. He reqested that we approve Springsted as Village
Consultats, after a promotional explanation of his companie's service.
Mayor Domning stated we should study our present system before caking
any move to acquire a professional bond company.