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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/08/1967 Council Minutes (2)2i )a Blaine also discussed Sanitary Sewers and asked if Lino Lakes would like to connect or reserve space in the interceptor through their village. A motion was made by Mr. L'Allier to turn this matter over to the Village Engineer for his study and recommendation prior to Blaine's hearing and also in time for our special meeting to be held on May 15th at 8:00 PM. Also Mr. Gotwald is to study Blaine's request on the sanitary sewer usage by Lino Lakes adjacent to their village and this to be presented to the Lino Lakes Council at the May 15th special meeting. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion passed unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 8:10 PM. Minutes approved Meeting of May 21, 1967. Clerk. The regular meeting of the Village of Lino Lakes was called to order on May 8th at 8:10 PM with all members present. The minutes of the April 24th meeting were read. Motion made by Mr. Rosengren to accept minutes as corrected. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried unanimously. Letter from AT &T was read commending Lino-Lakes on its prompt and courteous help in their obtaining a special use permit. Mr. L'Allier stated that a Park Board meeting would be held on May 22nd and everyone was invited to attend. Mr. L'Allier reported he received a complaint that people were dumping on Rolling Hills Drive and 24th Ave. So. Mayor Ross assured the property ow iers in this area tbat measures would be taken to eliminate this. Hr. Rosengren reported that the State would be working on L ._ ul St. to correct, the crater standing in that area. Mr. Rosengren said he would report on street lighting at the next meeting. Mr. Bohjanen reported on the C&BDC meeting held in the Village Hall on May 3rd. He also stated the C&BDC still felt that the corner of Hwys 8 and 242 should be used for commercial property rather than for a park. The C&BDC felt that they still were not satisfied with the Circle Pines mailing address and they will continue to check on this. Mr. Bohjanen stated that the VFW would present the Village of Lino Lakes a US flag at its next meeting. Mr. Cardinal had the P&Z meeting minutes read. The P&Z approved plats from Lee Robinson and Fran Burque. Motion made by Mr. Cardinal that the Council of Lino Lakes permit Lee Robinson to develop his plat as approved by the P&Z Board and that this approval is given with the provision that the plat is approved by the Village Engineer and that Mr. Robin- son furnishes a topography map of the entire piece of ground. Also that Mr. Gotwald will show his approval by letter to Mr. Robinson and the Village. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. L'Allier made a motion that Mr. Fran Burque be permitted to develop his plat as approved by the P&Z Board and that this approval is given with the provision that the plat is approved by the Village Engineer and that Mr. :B .$ r) furnishes a topography map of the entire piece of ground. Also that Mr. Gotwald will show his approval by letter to Mr. Burque and the Village. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried unanimously. 216 Mr. Cardinal complained that some members of the P&Z Board were not showing up for as long as three consequtive meetings, and he further stated if they do not show up at the next meeting he would replace them. A letter was read from Milner W. Carley regarding future sewers in the Village and same will be discussed at the May 15th special meeting. Mr. Locher stated that some Villages have an ordinance for plotting that 10% of the value of the land is placed in a park fund for parks in that area. Mr. Locher discussed the nuisance ordinance and defined all conditions. Mr. Locher discussed the gas taxes paid to both State and Federal and requested that we go after the Federal tax paid for the last three years. Mr. Locher stated the plu3nbing and heating code would be available after June 1st. Mr. Blaylock reported on the Circle Pines Utility Commission and questioned an amount in excess of $1,500 charged to Lino Lakes, which was legal fees to fight the gas issue. Mr. Blaylock requested an Attorney General's ruling. Motion made by Mr. Bohjanen that Mr. Locher secure such a ruling. Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. Motion passed unanimously. Mr. Bohjanen stated that a feasibility study was made and the cost was charged against Lino Lakes in excess of $2400, and he stated that he never saw the study. Mr. Ross asked Mr. Blaylock to take up with the commission. Mr. Bohjanen informed the Council that the fire contract with Lexington had not been signed as yet. Mr. Ross reported the Police traveled 1357 miles in April and Mr. West and Mr. Raymond had 102 1/4 hrs. and Mr. Myhre had 55 1/4 hours. Mr. Herb Johnson complained about the trees near the church on Sunrise Avenue. Mr. Rosengren said he would take care of this. Mr. Dick Olson asked for an extension of the permit for his trailer on Hwy. 8. Mr. Olson complained about a dump on some property owned by Mr. Russ Obernolte on Hwy 8 next to his property. Mr. Locher was instructed to write a letter. Mr. George Harrison of the Youth Center invited the Council to tour the Center. Mr. George Verley of Union. Gospel Mission said he would have the wrecked autos removed from their land by the end of the week. Mr. Pete Scherer spoke about dumping and asked that the ordinance be made stricter if possible; also about road conditions in the Village. Mrs. Bohjanen stated she felt that if good gravel roads were put in by a developer at the time he developed land and we assessed the property owners at a later time for blacktop street this should be sufficient. Mayor Ross stated he felt the contractor should be made to put in the completed streets and not tie up our bonding powers. Mr. Ron Jaworski spoke on ditches not draining on 4th Avenue. Mr. Scherer stated that a road sign was laying on the ground on 64th Street. Mr. Bohjanen asked that ge Village secure a time clock for its employees. Mr. L'Allier made a motion that the Clerk inform all departments that employees of the Village of Lino Lakes be instructed to include starting times, quitting times, 17_ the area in which they worked, and total hours. This is not to incldde the Police Force. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried unanimously. Motion to pay the bills as rendered made by Mr. Rosengren. Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. Motion carried unanimously. Motion to adjourn at 10:10 PM. made by Mr. Bohjanen. Seconded by Mr. Ross. Motion carried unanimously. 1307 Anoka Co. Union and Shopper $ 31.85 1308 Alan Strohmayer (Gophers) 1.90 1309 James M. Ray 66.00 1310 Patrick McGuire (Gophers) 1.50 1311 Bruce Fleming 137.00 1312 Municipal Court 96.61 1313 Farnham's 13.21 1314 Babcock and Locher 142.36 1315 Milner W. Carley and Assoc. 25.00 1316 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. `.6565 1317 Northern States Power 109.16 1318 Lino Lakes Truck Service 10.60 1319 K 0 Petroleum 3.30 1320 Larson Oil Co. 25.42 1321 Jim Livingston (Gophers) 6.00 1322 NSP (Parks) 3.65 1323 No. Central Public Service Co. 10.22 1324 Columbus Township 853.00 1325 Moga and Speiser Garage 13.85 1326 Void 1327 Northway Hardware 34.44 1328 Oskey Bros Petroleum Corp. 74.65 1329 John Juleen 15.83 Payroll 393 Robert Lundgren 394 Emil Rehbein 395 Gunder B. Gunderson 396 Roy H. Backlin 397 John Juleen Minutes approved Meeting of May ?l, 1967. $230.30 148.00 35.25 25.25 27.00 Clerk Special Meeting of the Village of Lino Lakes was called to order by Mayor Alfred Ross at 8:10 PM May 15, 1967. Members present were Alfred Ross, Ralph L'Allier, William Bohjanen, Andrew Cardinal, George Gotwald and Norman Miller. Members absent were Henry Rosengren and Landol Locher. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss storm and sanitary sewer propositions made by Blaine to the Village of Lino Lakes. Mr. Donald Carley, one of our consulting engineers, stated that they had no written proposal from Blaine, however, in the limited time he had to study the proposal he felt that only about 14 acres would be drained toward Blaine at the most, and the rest of the Village could be drained toward Rice Lake by our own system. Mr. L'Allier felt if any motion was made by our Council to put any acres into Blaine's storm sewer system it would leave us open to a lawsuit from property owners who border Rice Lake.