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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000036_pg021-9- January 27, 1975 Mayor Johnson said that if the mail boxes are repairable within reason the city could repair them. Councilman Shelquist did not think it would be a good idea to repair them. Councilman Pickar felt people should contact the County directly because they are the ones doing the plowing. Mayor Johnson directed the administrator to notify residents whose mailboxes are damaged that the city will not repair them and that the residents should be encouraged to send claims to the County for repairs. Councilman Pickar's Report Councilman Pickar recommended the appointment of Russell Chris- tianson, 8200 Spring Lake Road (2 year term), and Sue Lind, 2458 County Road I (2 year term), to the Human Rights Commission. MSP (Johnson - Pickar) To so appoint and to appoint Joan Godeke Chairman for one year of her 2 year term on the Commission which will meet regularly the 4th Wednesday of each month. 5 Ayes Councilman Shelquist's Report Councilman Shelquist commented on Planning Commission minutes of January 23, 1975. MSP (Shelquist- Hodges) To grant the subdivision request of Virgil Beyer regarding property in the N.E. quarter of Section 6, Town- ship 30, Range 23, upon the Planning Commission's recommendation of January 23, 1975 and subject to Park Fund dedication. The subdivision creates five lots. 5 Ayes Engineer Bearden commented that the front yards of these lots should be graded. Councilman Shelquist commented on the procedures for subdivisions. He asked that the office staff inform applicants of such require- ments as the plat survey and park cash dedication. Councilman Shelquist announced that the Planning Commission elected Robert Glazer vice chairman and Gerald Foss secretary. Administrator Achen noted that the Planning Commission has requested a recording secretary for their meeting. Attorney Meyers' Report Attorney Meyers stated the council should take formal action establishing a meeting place. MSP(Johnson - Shelquist) To publish public notice that council meetings will be held at Pinewood School until the city hall construction is completed. Attorney Meyers noted that summons from the dog catcher for dogs running at large are beginning to show up in municipal court.