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The Attorney reported that a letter had been written to
Mr. Lewis and that it apparently was at least partially effective
as the parking of buses on Village and County Road stopped.
The Attorney was directed by the Council to notify Mr.
Lewis to remove the junk buses and other trash from his property
in accordance with Ordinance #34.
Motion by Sullivan to send work order to County and have
"No Parking 8 :00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Monday thru Friday," signs
placed from Knollwood to Fairchild on County Road H - -2 and on
Fairchild from Bronson to County Road H -2.
Seconded by Malvin. 5 Ayes
Motion by Hodges to have Engineer prepare preliminary plans
for extension of water main on Long Lake Road 300' North of present
end of water main, to set a Public Hearing on this matter on
April 23, 1962 at 8:30 P.M., and to have Engineer prepare and
publish such legal notices as required.
Seconded by Crane 5 Ayes
Planning Commission minutesof March meeting were read
and placed on file.
Motion by Crane to re -set the date of the public hearing
for the requested re- location of a home from Long Lake Road and
Highway #10 to County Road H -2 and Long Lake Road as requested
by Mr. Chuck Larson. Seconded by Blanchard. 5 Ayes
The Clerk was directed to publish and mail such notices
as legally required.
Mrs. Ruth White, 1939 County Road I, advised the Council
that she was assessed on a front foot basis on water project 1960 -3
for both sides of the street and requested the Council to abate
the assessment for one side, which actually was unusable land,
being in Spring Lake itself.
`This was referred to the Engineer and Attorney for study
and recommendation.
Mr. Paul Bengston, 2000 Valley. View Lane, presented a
proposal for Village insurance, and was requested to appear at
a special meeting, Saturday, March 31, 1962, at 9:00 A.M. regarding
this at which time Mr. Mahoney, insurance representative for the
Village will be present.
A letter was read and placed on file regarding the con-
vention of the Minnesota League of Municipalities at Grand Rapids,
June 20- 21 -22, 1962.
Motion by Crane to allow expenses incurred for attending
this convention, by delegates, (councilmen) up to $75.00 each and
to allow Attorney's expense up to $37.50 for attending this
convention. Seconded by Blanchard. 5 Ayes.
Mr. Hodges reported that the Recreation Meeting on April 5,
would deal with the possibility of obtaining trees from the Con-
servation Department for use on public lands, such as parks, etc.
Mr. Sullivan stated that "road restrictions were being
enforced with two exceptions: 1- School buses would be allowed
to continue unless they were causing an excessive amount of damage
to roads.