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Information concerning peatland activities will be pointed out. Peat soil makes
up 20% of Anoka County and is currently valued about $20,000,000. The tour is
sponsored jointly by the Anoka Extension Service and the Anoka County Soil and
Water Conservation District.
Mayor Neisen made special note of the statistics received from the Bureau of
criminal apprehension for the year 1973. It included Arden Hills, Falcon Heights,
Lauderdale, Maplewood, Mounds View, New Brighton, Roseville and Shoreview.
Mounds View had a total of 1419 offenses of which 729 were cleared making a
grand total of 51 %. Arden Hills cleared 15 %, Falcon Heights, 20 %, Lauderdale 9 %,
Maplewood 34 %, New Brighton 12 %, Roseville 20 %, and Shoreview 21 %. Mayor Neisen
felt that we, the citizens of Mounds View, should be very proud of the
Police Department. He felt the department is doing a tremendous job and he
publicly thanked the Police Chief, the two sergeants and the patrolmen for the
excellent job they are doing.
The following names were submitted as meter readers for September and October 1974:
Jean Miller
2291 Hillview Road
Ilene Syverson
8040 Red Oak Drive
Maridelle Wamhoff
7719 Knollwood Drive
Bob Wamhoff
7719 Knollwood Drive
Arlene Peddycoart
7760 Greenwood Drive
Gertrude Ronning
5140 Bona Road
Elmer Adleman
7900 Sunnyside Road
Jim Nerdahl
7941 Edgewood Drive
Robert Rossman
2504 County Road H2
Ralph Hanggi
2475 Woodale Drive
MSP (Neisen- Hodges) To grant the meter readers 35¢ per meter plus 25¢ per
call back. Councilman Johnson questioned the number of call backs. Mayor
Neisen amended the motion, to be paid for a maximum of two call backs and
then if they cannot get the readings to notify the City.
5 Ayes
Mayor Neisen read the letter from Construction Equipment and Service Co. Inc.,
requesting refund of 75% of the plumbing fees at Scotland Green Apartments
because they were removed from the project and replaced by Rose Plumbing.
Mayor Neisen stated the reason they were removed was because they didn't do
the job properly. He felt the inspector had spent considerable time there
and he recommended that the fees not be returned. He felt the work done
there was much more than 25% and he requested Mr. Skiba, Building Official,
to write a letter to the Council why the company was replaced by Rose Plumbing
and how much extra time he had spent at Scotland Green Apartments.
MSP (Neisen - Pickar) To adopt Resolution #635 apportioning the assessments on
Spring Lake Park Knolls Addition, Lot 104, Division #48607. 5 Ayes
MSP (Hodges- Baumgartner) To recess the regular meeting at 8:33 P.M. 5 Ayes