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Hall has been dissolved and Mr. Hall has assumed sole proprietorship of the Mermaid Cocktail Lounge effective November 30, 1972. No Council action is necessary. (Johnson Pickar) To set the REC charges for Century Motor Freight at 25 1/2 REC's, Tom nib Superette at 2 REC's and the adjacent laundramat at 20 REC's. 5 Ayes Clerk Zylla; announced that he and Attorney Moyers had attended two Referral Committee meetings relative to the purchase of New Brighton's interceptor. At the December 7th meeting the Committee voted with one negative vote in favor of denying New Brighton's request. yor Neisen reported that Police Chief Grabowski had recommended two hour parking signs on the West side of Jackson Drive from County Road I to Bronson Drive. Mayor Neisen stated that he had attended two meetings recently, the North Suburban Sewer Advisory Board which did not have a quorum and a meeting with Mr. Conover of District #621. M r. Conover discussed splitting the District into four special districts and funding Mr. Roeow's work through the District. Councilman Bausgartner's Report Councilman Baumgartner declared that a Recreation Commission meeting was held on November 30th at which 15 rink attendants were approved. A meeting was scheduled with the attendants on December 7th. MSP (Baumgartner Hodges) To appoint LaVerne Peterson to serve as rink attendant supervisor at a rate of $3.00 per hour not to exceed 12 hours per week. 5 Ayes ouncilman Baumgartner read a letter of appreciation to individuals responsible for ''';Istructing a hockey rink at Woodcrest Park and enclosing the new warming house at Green ad Park. Councilman Picker's Report Councilman Picker stated that he attended a Lakeside Park meeting November 29th. Mounds View and Spring Lake Park will jointly maintain a skating area on Spring Lake beginning December 15th. Attorney Meyers' Report Attorney Meyers said one claim remains outstanding relative to the sewer backup of October 4, 1972. (Voltin). The Council Set December 26th at 8:30 P.M. for the date to consider the Codification of Ordinances. A proposed swimming pool ordinance was tabled until the next meeting. Attorney Meyers announced the receipt of Century Motor Freight's lease and indenture material. He said the material is over 100 pages and he has completed one review, which contains a number of suggested recommendations.