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-2- MSP (Baumgartner- Hodges) To approve the bills: General Fund checks #8039 thru #8078, Payroll Account checks #1060 thru #1066, Payroll checks #714 thru #743 and transfer checks #8076 transferring $10,573.97 to the Payroll Account to pay gross pay of December 28, 1973. From General $8,457.47, from Water $1,379.00, from Sewer $737.50. Transfer check #1067 transferring $19.16 to the General Fund from the Payroll Account to balance the Payroll Account 4th quarter. Total disbursements $31,195.90. Clerk- Administrator Zylla stated that he had sent a letter to Mr. Perry, Attorney for North Star Ambulance Service, inviting him to the Council meeting of December 17th, but that neither he nor Mr. Carlson, the owner of North Star Ambulance are able to attend. MSP (Baumgartner- Hodges) To hire Midwest Planning and Research to do a Mounds View Comprehensive Plan and to authorize the Mayor and the Clerk- Administrator to execute the contract. A.E.I. Design, Northwest Consultant and Midwest Planning were contacted initially by the Clerk- Administrator. Cost estimates were requested from Northwest Consultants and Midwest Planning. The Planning Commission recommended that the Council author- ize a comprehensive plan. The $16,500.00 cost of the plan is to be paid from revenue sharing. MSP (Neisen Baumgartner) To close the municipal office on December 24th provided all employees either take a vacation day, compensatory time, or a day off without pay and that at least two men in the Public Works Department be required to work until 12:00 Noon with a provision that all Public Works Department employees may be scheduled to work if the situation warrants. 4 Ayes; MSP (Neisen Pickar) To authorize the Administrator to send a letter to Abiding Savior Lutheran Church requesting that they remove their mobile home within 30 days. Council instructed the Administrator to contact Messiah Lutheran Church and inform them that their building plan addition must be approved by the Planning Commission prior to the issuance of a building permit. Administrator Zylla informed the Council that the post office did not want the street in Programmed Land First Addition to be named Liberty Street. Administrator Zylla stated that he had received a complaint from Mrs. Haake about snowmobiles on the south side of Spring Lake. She felt that snowmobiling was not compatible with pedestrians and persons sleding in the area. The office is to contact the snowmobile club to request that they police the area more carefully and post part of it with no snowmobiling signs. Councilman Hodges' Report Councilman Hodges turned over some information on Civil Defense Emergency Occupation Centers to the Administrator. He added that the State has about $30,000.00 avail- able for emergency sirens. 4 Ayes