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Councilman Pickar's Report
Councilman Pickar stated he had attended the Lakeside Park meeting. The beach is
now open and the life guards have been hired. The new supervisor is Ed Stankie.
Registration for swiimuing lessons is now open. Fees are $3.00 for individuals and
$5.00 for family. The next Lakeside Park meeting will be June 28th and at that time
he should have a report on the playground equipment.
Councilman Pickar remarked about Dennis being gone and that he would be missing
part of July for the same reason. Mr. Pickar will be at Camp Ripley for the 17th year.
Inspector Skiba's Report
Inspector Skiba inquired about a house to be built on the corner of Woodcrest and
Brighton Lane. The owner wanted to face the house to Woodcrest instead of Brighton
Lane. Inspector Skiba was told to direct him to attend the Planning Commission
meeting.
Mayor Neisen announced that the Industrial Couuiiission would be meeting on Wednesday
evening.
Attorney Meyers Report
Attorney Meyers presented an ordinance establishing the Industrial Commission and
the Clerk's Office was directed to furnish copies to the Conunission for their reviewal.
Attorney Meyers read a letter from the Metropolitan Council in regards to the
acquisition of the New Brighton trunk sewer line. The consequences of this
acquisition will be the uniform assessment against all municipalities in the seven
county metropolitan area.
Attorney Meyers brought to our attention that the Mounds View verses Moen case
would be coming up in Anoka on Thursday at 10:00 A.M. Moen is now suing the
Village of Mounds View.
Attorney Meyers stated that the Lewis Lines have been cleaning up their property
and straightening things out somewhat. They have 11 buses there at the present time.
Attorney Meyers presented a stipulation concerning the Millie Schroeder property
to be signed by the Mayor and Clerk. Our right of ways have been protected.
MSP (Hodges /Johnson) To authorize the Mayor and Clerk to sign the stipulation. 5 Ayes
Engineer Boehm's Report
Engineer Boehm read the report he researched regarding land Ramsey County may want
in Mounds View for their Open Space Plan and presented a map showing the green areas.
Councilman Baumgartner asked how many homes would be involved in a strip located in
northern part of our village. Engineer Boehm replied, ten to twelve homes. He stated
this would be the answer to our drainage and park problems.
The Council decided to make a decision at the next meeting.
Engineer Boehm read a report from the Metropolitan Sewer Board stating they approved
the comprehensive plan for the collection, treatment and disposal of sewage for the
Village of Mounds View , and -that one of the requirements is that a local ordinance
should be enacted to prevent development of wet lands, marshes, and to control develop-
ment of lands abutting lakes and water coarses•