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2/27/1961
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-3- 000027 <br />Minutes of February 27th, 1961 Council Meeting <br />Meeting again called to order at 9:55 P.N. <br />The Attorney arrived at 9 :55 P.M. and reported on the hearing <br />held by Metrpolitan Airports Commission. <br />He reported that the Village could use their funds to fight the <br />proposed enlargement of the Anoka County Airport as Village property <br />is involved. <br />He also reported that the N.A.C. holds absolute power on Zoning <br />within two miles of runway which is almost all of the Village. <br />Two members of the North Suburban Property Owners reported on their <br />newly founded Organization, formed to fight the Airport Expansion. <br />Dues are $1.00. <br />The Mayor is to request a report from the the Planner, Mr. Dahlgren <br />on the Airport. <br />Mr. Christensen read a report from the North Suburban Sanitary <br />Sewer Committee. This report is on file at the Village Office but <br />the policy of the Committee report states in part, as follows: <br />1. We, as a Committee, are solely interested in the passage of <br />our bill as is written, for immediate and economical relief of our <br />common problem. <br />2. The Committee believes the way to expediate the passage of <br />our bill is on the basis of need, health, timing and freedom of choice <br />and that the factors of industrial development in our area, or the <br />idea of getting passage of the bill for bargaining power in the future <br />with some agency, should be supressed. <br />3. The plan that we feel is best for this area, and the <br />metropolitan area as a whole, is a regional treatment plant in the <br />northwest area, which is similar to plan B -1 of the various solutions <br />presented in the Metropolitan Sanitary District report, Volume 3. <br />4. The Committee feels that the control of the river should be <br />placed wholly in the hands of a state agency. <br />5. With regard to the question of support of the Metropolitan <br />Sanitary District expansion, the Committee will consider the subject <br />when the expansion bill is available for %etudy. <br />Motion by Hodges to pay bills presented. Seconded by Malvin. <br />5 Ayes for approval. <br />Motion to adjourn until 7 :00 P.M., Monday March 6th by Malvin. <br />Seconded by Blanchard. 5 Ayes. Adjourned at 10:40 P.M. <br />
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