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Page 10 October 14, 1975 #11299, transferring from General $37,458.55, Water $5,460. Sewer $17,380.99 to pay gross payroll for October 15, 1975, Payroll checks #3003 through #3034. Total disbursements $165,405.93. Administrator Achen presented the licenses. MSP (Hodges-Shelquist) to approve the licenses as presented. General contracting Richard L. Warner (fencing), Dar Del Properties, E. T. Hughes, Waldo R. Johnson; amusement devices Launching Pad, Mermaid Lounge, Jubilee Music; blacktop Blacktop Specialists, Pavemaster's Inc.; heating and A/C Four Seasons Air Specialist, Twin City Furnace, Richmond Sons Electric, Maplewood Heating and Plbg.; masonry P.M. Gagnon Concrete Masonry; heating The Dixon Company. Administrator Achen reported that Midwest Planning and Research had requested a contract between their firm and the City of Mounds View. Mayor Johnson suggestea getting back with them and coming up with a revised contract more clearly defining costs, etc. Councilman Baumgartner's Report Councilman Baumgartner commented on the letter to the Planning Commission from Mrs. Haake on mobile home lot garages. Mayor Johnson felt the Planning Commission should make a recommendation to the Council as far as garages on mobile home lots are concerned. Councilman Shelquist agreed that the Planning Commission should come up with a policy on this matter. He said this subject was the result of a request by one person who wanted to build a pole type garage within four feet of his mobile home. Councilman Baumgartner noted that the new park is spelled with two words, Silver View. Councilman Baumgartner read the following park fund dedications accepted by the Park and Recreation Commission: Balk- $273.00, Brogger- $138.00, Schluter $115.00, Anderson Horst $55.50, Smith $53.00 Councilman Pickar's Report Councilman Pickar reported the resignation of a Lakeside Park member. He said the Commission would be looking for a new member. Attorney Meyers' Report Attorney Meyers said the attorney for Mr. Dumas has filed an appeal to protect his client's interest in regard to the 1973 -4 Improvement Project. Attorney Meyers reported that there may be a possible consolidation of the court system, this side of Ramsey County would go to Roseville. He said he feels it is more convenient to keep it at New Brighton.