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Thex:.ayor reported on the following items:
1. Letter from Montgomery Construction Company on progress of Trailer
Park .
2. Letter from Twin City Arsenal, in reference to sewer connection
to their system, "No further commitment to any parties at this time."
3. Proposed Ballroom Ordinance be referred to the June 3 Agenda
meeting at 5 :30 p.m.,
4. Request received from Skelly Oil Company - fence for their station
to be set back 15' from Groveland Road and 30' from Highway # 10.
The Council agreed to this set back.
5. An incident where a youth bought a package of cigarettes from
a ciagrette machine.
Donald Hodges reported the park schedules. Hillview Park
was being leveled off and that the back stops were installed on Lambert
and Greenfield Parks.
Perry Malvin reported that a Mounds View representative
is needed on the Lakeside Park Commission.
Motion by Malvin to adopt Resolution # 127 relating to
"Sanitary Sewer Disposal Plan 3 -A as formulated: by the North Suburban
Sanitary Sewer District. ". Seconded by Crane. 4 Ayes. Motion Carried.
Perry Malvin announced that the NSSSD Board of Trustees Public Hearing
will convene the meeting at the Spring Lake Park School on May 28th,
8 :00 p.m. and will immediately recess the meeting and reconvene the same
at the Blaine School.
John Sullivan reported receiving, the workmen's compensation
insurance covering appointed officials. Sullivan answered questions
about the removing of sand and filling of holes on Village streets,
Mayor Crane read a letter from Representative R.O.Ashbach
thanking us for the telegram regarind Home Rule.
Letter from Chief Grabowski stating the Mounds View Police
will patrol Lakeside Park during the odd hours.
Milt Stole read minutes of the Planning Commission meeting
of May 21, 1963. The Clerk's Office was instructed to write Mr. Joe
Foley requesting him to appear at the next Planning Commission meeting.
Building Inspector, Chris Piehowski, reported on a condemned
home on Long Lake Road and Hillview. The Council agreed with him that
all requirements must be met before any person could live in it. Skiba
reported that the Hillview ditch was cleaned.
Discussion by Skiba about doubtful office proceedings,
about telephone calls being monitored, and about heavy work load.
Motion by Sullivan to instruct the Clerk's Office to put a notice in
the paper to hire an inspector, a journeyman plumber is desired on a
fee bases for plumbing, heating, well and sewer work. Seconded
by Crane. 4 Ayes. Motion Carried.
Clerk Blanchard is instructed to review the inspectors
report form and other office procedures. About telephone call, it is
the duty of the Clerk's Office to find out who is on the phone and
what information is requested so that the proper person is notified.