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November 13, 1978 Page 2 <br />ITEM A. Receive the third quarter 1978 budget report. <br />ITEM B. Authorize closing of city offices at 4:30 PM, November 22, 1978, the <br />day before Thanksgiving. Offices are normally open to 6:00 PM on <br />Wednesdays. <br />ITEM C. Approve the November 13, 1978, bills for payment. <br />ITEM D. Approve the following licenses: <br />CONTRACTORS - expire 6/30/78 <br />General - new <br />Derry Wood Remodeling <br />2017 Brookview Drive <br />Leonard Goodroad <br />7906 Terrace Road <br />General - renewal <br />Mr. Siding, Inc. <br />10800 Xavis St. W. <br />Donald A. Michels & Sons Const. <br />2787 Dellwood Avenue <br />Krey Const. Co. Inc. <br />11 Peninsula Road <br />Sprinkler Systems new <br />Northstar Fire Protection Co. <br />2300 Territorial Road <br />Concrete and Masonry - new <br />Master Concrete Inc. <br />11018 Bluff Court <br />Sewer & Water Exc - new <br />Northern Plumbing Inc. <br />6531 Forestview Lane <br />Charpentier - Madigan Inc. <br />2777 N. 2nd Street <br />Sewer and Water Exc - renewal <br />Industrial Utilities Inc. <br />2348 Driftwood Lane <br />METROPOLITAN AIRPORTS COMMISSION GRANT APPLICATION - MASTER PLAN FOR ANOKA COUNTY <br />AIRPORT <br />Administrator Achen reported that the Transportation Subcommittee of the Metropoli- <br />tan Council's Physical Development Committee had met on November 9 regarding MAC's <br />application for federal funds. He stated that Mounds View has sent a letter to MAC <br />with comments on the application and read that letter. <br />MSP (Rowley - Ziebarth) to direct the Clerk - Administrator to prepare Resolution #943, <br />following the same draft as the letter dated November 8, 1979 to John Rutford <br />regarding the Anoka County Airport Master Plan Study by MAC, with the resolution <br />containing the following, that the City Council's primary concern is that the <br />Master Plan very specifically address Alternate #5, which is the do- nothing <br />alternate for the airport, indicating that the do- nothing alternate classify the <br />airport back to it's minor status, that adequate advance notice and information be <br />