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Home My WebLink About12/11/1967 Council Minutes2 or BILLS (turned in meeting of Dec. 11, 1967) PAYROLL 1681 Babcock Locher Neilson & Marinello $175.78 1682 N W Bell Telephone Co. 7.05 1683 U.S. Postmaster 10.00 1684 Lino Lakes Mileage 26.30 1685 Robert Raymond 30.00 1686 Elwood West 30.00 1687 Marvin Myhre 30.00 1688 Elwood West 6.85 1689 Mrs. Henry Rosengren 32.48 1690 Mobil Oil Corp. 32.73 1691 Bruce Fleming 102.00 1692 Centennial State Bank of Lexington 5.00 1693 Springsted, Inc. 250.00 1694 E. C. Ludwig 35.50 1695 Uniforms Unlimited 241.45 1696 John Juleen 90.00 1697 John Juleen 69.90 1698 Kevin Lichtscheidl 23.50 1699 Henry Lichtscheidl 15.00 1700 North Central Public Service Co. 12.63 1701 Ernie Ludwig Well Drilling 998.00 1702 Anoka Co. Union & Shopper 4.50 1703 Circulating Pines, Inc. 3.60 1704 Forest Lake Times 5.40 1705 Johnson Bros. 50.00 1706 Capitol City Welding Supply, Inc. 5.63 1707 Columbus Township 834.00 1708 Hugo Feed Mill & Elevator Co. 83.73 1709 Wheel Service Company, Inc. 76.43 1710 T. A. Schifsky & Sons, Inc. 11.15 1711 Oskey Bros. Petroleum Corp. 33.65 1712 N S P 90.30 506 Mrs. June Emerton $19.80 507 Gunder B. Gunderson 28.05 508 John Juleen 54.53 Minutes accepted as rewritten Meeting of December 11, 1967 Clerk. The regular meeting of the Village of Lino Lakes was called to order at 8:00 PM December 11, 1967 by Mayor Ross with all members present. Minutes of the meeting of November 27, 1967 read and list of bills paid. Discussion on the bi11 rendered by Springsted Co. regarding their feasibility report for Lino Lakes. Mr, Ross made a motion that check for the Springsted Company be held up until we get a correction sheet regarding the Village valuation and that they should clarify their remarks that this was not a feasibility report at meeting held in their office. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal made a motion to accept minutes as corrected vrith the provision that minutes be rewritten and sent out to the Council with the corrections. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried unanimously: 1 Mr. Rosengren and State Forester from Carlos Avery held a private discussion regarding the selection of a fire warden in the Village of Lino Lakes. Mr. Rosengren stated that the , selection of a fire warden would take place in a month or two. aps of buried cables and pipe lines were discussed by Council members and Clerks and Clerk ormed Council that all maps should be in our hands sometime shortly after the first of the year. Average monthly gas consumption by Village vehicles in 1967 averaged 366 gallons. Village Clerk - Treasurer Norman Miller resigned his post effective January 1, 1968. , Mayor Ross talked over the break -in of the Village~ garage and commended the police force for capture of the offenders. Mr• L'Allier discussed the tax - forfeited land in our Village which could be claimed by the Village for its on use and made a motion that the following resolution be passed: RESOLUTION CANCELLING AND RE- CERTIFYING CERTAIN SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE Village of Lino Lakes that: 1HERUS, certain parcels of land in the Village of Lino Lakes have been tax . forfeited, and: NH1EASs the County of Anoka has requested that the outstanding special assess- ments certified against these properties be cancelled and re-assessed in order to facilitate sale of said parcels, NOW THEREFORE, It is hereby resolved that the special assessments an the following described property: and in the following amounts;, E 1/2 of Lots 9 and 10, Block 6$ Lexington Park Lake View Which has assessments of (9) $6.13 and (10) $25.72; Lot 12s Block 8, Lexington Park Lake View which has assessments of $25.72. be and they are hereby cancelled. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the aforementioned special assessments be re- certified upon completion of the land sale and the County shall notify the Buyer of the amount outstanding and said buyer shall work out the payment schedule with the Village of Lino Lakes, The motion was seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. Mr. L:Allier made a motion that the selection of Clerk- Treasurer and Deputy Clerk be turned over to the Personnel Commission and that ads should be placed in the paper so that names will be available for the next meeting. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. III Mr. Locher discussed his talks with Mr. Robt Johnson, Anoka County Attorneys and W. Quail of Ramsey County regarding Ramsey County plowing some of Lino Lakes' village streets. It was felt that if Ramsey Entered into this Anoka County would have to make arrangements and pay Ramsey and in turn bill Lino T .akes. 2 Mr. LtAllier made a motion that Mr., Rosengren contact White Bear Township and try to get them to plow Bald Bagel Blvd.. and Rolling Hills Drive and if they are unable to do this he should contact Cneka Township.. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried. Mr. Locher was instructed to quit negotiating with Ramsey County. Discussion by Mr. LtAllier regarding bldg permits issued only on Village streets or affi- davit signed by people receiving permits to the effect that they would not request road plowing and service led to the following motion by Mr. LtAllier: that the Clerk request from Mr. Rollie Anderson of Anoka County three copies of reduced Al.:* plat maps for use by bldg inspector and other Village officials. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried. Mr. Gotwald said he would secure from W. Anderson. Mr, LtAllier made a motion that Mr. Gotwald draft up a list of duties the bldg inspector should perform when issuing a permit in the Village. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried. Mr. LtAllier made a motion that Mr. Gotwald dram up a list of duties the bldg inspector should perform when issuing a permit in the Village. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried. 1 Mr. LtAllier made a motion that the Village of Lino Lakes authorizes or instructs Mr. Locher to draw up a statement for residential bldg permits issued :Lin commercial areas and statement should state applicant should realize he is building in a commercial area and at a later date commercial badge will be constructed adjacent to or near his bldg. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Motion carried. LtAllier made a motion that we instruct P&Z to rezone the commercial areas of the Village such as industrial parks after the first of the year as areas near the Freeway ha caused more areas that could be classified for commercial use. Also that during the tours of holding special meetings our Engineer at PZ t s request be authorized to attend. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried. Mr. Bohjanen stated that Mr. Burman talked to the C&BDC regarding sanitary landfills and Mr. Burman stated he was waiting for a study to be completed by-the Metro Council. Mr. Burman stated Anoka is working closely with Washingtoan County; also Mr. Bohjanen stated the C&BDC is waiting for info from Houston, Texas regarding their reclaiming plant. Mr. Burman is checking on the County picking up the service on border roads. Mr. Bohjanen stated all sign posts are in for the new Village signs: The locations are as follows: (i)from the North on Hey 8$ on east side on Clifford Alcock property, (2)from the South on Hwy 8 on the east side on the State triangles (3) on Main Street (Co. Rd. 14) on the south side at Sunset (east side of Sunset) on the Fulmer Robinson property, (4) on Main Street (Co. $d. 14) on the north side west of 24th Ave on the Mrs. Elizabeth Belland property and (5) on Hwy 49 (Hodgson Rd.) on the north side on the Vernon Moga Property. Mr. Gotwald will type out a letter to be used by Clerk for securing State Hwy Dept. OK on their right—of-may and Mr. Gotwald will provide a map. Ur. Bohjanen stated the C&BDC would not work on the new Village brochure until after the holidays. Mr. Rosengren stated Orange and Maple were graded and he has made out forms .th the State to it in two culverts. Mr, Rosengren made a motion that the Village of Lino Lakes draws up a resolution as follcwrs-: The Village Council of the Village of Lino Lakes hereby states that the members thereof feel that the Anoka County Park situated to the South of Centerville Lake, 25 in the Village of Lino Lakes, will be more frequently used and more easily accessable bo public if a roadway is extended from Centerville Road to the West to meet the road now servicing such park and the Village Council hereby urges the construction of such roadway as soon as possible. Seconded by Mr. L'Allier. Motion carried. Mr. Rosengren' discussed getting a bilk tank for the Village and that the Village could secure gas at' dealer's cost; also some of the distributors such as Vadnais► White Bear Oil and Standard Oil would furnish a tank. Mr. Rosengren stated during the winter he would check on rebuilding 2nd and Sunrise. He stated he would also look for a tank truck. Mr. Locher stated he would check an the Plumbing and Heating Ordinance per Mr. Cardiraits request. Mr. Cardinal Stated Mr. Ernie Apitz had 25 acres he would ;Trish to sell in one lump. Mr. Locher stated he could find nothing where Mr. Hansen dedicated his road and it was accepted by the village. Mr. Cardinal made a motion that the Clerk write a letter to Mr. Hansen stating that there was nothing we could legally do and that the County built part of his road; also that we send a copy of that letter to each County Commissioner as they created part of the problem and maybe they can help. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Motion carried. ' Mr. L +Allier made a motion that Mrr. Robt. Anderson of Jackson St. NE, Mills, be contacted by the Village Attorney through a letter stating that his property should be cleaned up. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried. Mr. Locher stated he talked to the Thalen State Bank regarding the car owned by Mr. Leo Peppin and on which they carry a mortgage. They would try and have this auto removed by a junk dealer. Mr. Locher stated he was keeping on top of events regarding the unauthorized entry of our garage and that to the best of his knowledge the three young men were still in the Co. Jail. Mr. Locher stated he is still checking on the lawsuit on Lints behalf only against Lino and North Central which is pending regarding gas lines in the Village of Lino Lakes. He is trying to wrap it up as soon as possible with as little cost to the Village as possible. Mr. Burmants letter read regarding more nursing service in our part of the County for 1968. The police put on 788 miles in November. Mr. Raymond had 1t8i hours; Mr. West had 50 hours, and Mr. Myhre had 32 hours. Mr. Ross announced the appointment of a committee to handle problems created by the Youth Center. They are: Mr. L'Allier, temporary Chairman, Senator Tom C}reig, Commissioner Robe, Burman, Father Bruce Peterson, Mr. Ron Jaworski, Mrs. Nancy Cox Mrs. Charles Turnbill, Judge Ivan Krafts, Rev. Rudolph !Crafts, Mr. Wni. Robbins and Mrs. Lee Robinson. Mr. Bryapd said he would have a complete report on the CD at the next meeting. Mr. Pete Scherer said the Personnel Commission had made a study of Village trucks and just recently he had observed one of the Village workers coming out of the corner bar at Center. ville and get into the Village truck in the evening and he asked for an explanation. W. Ross asked Mr. Rosengren to have an answer at the next meeting. 26k Mr. West stated that the Roland Ford family had a death recently and that Mr. Ford assured him that they will clean up his property. Mr. L'Allier made a motion to adjourn at 9:50 PM. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. III BILLS 1713 Andrew Card1 n 1 1714 William Bohjanen 1715 Henry Rosengren 1716 Ralph L1Allier 1717 Alfred Ross 1718 Milner W. Carley & Assoc. 1719 Milner W. Carley & Assoc. 1720 N S P 1721 F. C. Ludwig 1722 1722 VOID 1723 James M. Ray 1724 Lino Gun Shop 1725 Al Dupre 1726 Mrs. June Fmerton 1727 Montgomery Ward & Co. 1728 Circle Linoleum & Carpet Inc. 1729 Robert Raymond 1730 Marvin B. Ike 1731 Mrs. June Fmerton 1732 Lee F. Robinson Danny Da y Tagg 1734 Kenny Youker 1735 Iry Zastrov 1736 Robert Lundgren 1737 N W Bell Telephone 1738 N S P 1739 Royal Tire Sales Co. 1740 Inter. -State Lunber Co. 1741 Northway Hardware & Auto Aecessories 1742 Lena Billik 1743 Oa. Levesseur PA!ROLL 509 Mrs. June L. Fmerton 510 Gunder B. Gunderson 511 F,1 Rehbein 512 Robt.. Iundgre` 513 Robert Raymond 514 Mlwood. West 515 Norman G. Miller 516 Marvin B. Myhre 517 Roy H. Backlin Minutes accepted meeting of December 26, 1967. $ 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 25.00 1500.00 30.82 100.00 39.00 26.00 98.64 4.20 32.25 16.89 30.00 24.96 1.50 36.75 1.25 2.50 21.00 6.55 12.16 10.47 122.25 28.36 35.00 25.00 S 33.83 50.80 186.00 292.70 190.00 175.00 125.00 50.00