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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
Regular Meeting
September 8, 1980
Mounds View City Hall
2401 Hwy. 10, Mounds View City Hall
The Mounds View City Council was called to order 1. CALL TO ORDER
at 7:30 P.M. on September 8, 1980, by Mayor McCarty.
Members Present: Forslund, Rowley, Hodges, Ziebarth,
and Mayor McCarty.
Also Present: Attorney Meyers, Clerk- Administrator 2. ROLL CALL
Pauley, and Building & Zoning Official Rose.
Mayor McCarty read the resolution which commended the 3.
Mounds View Festivities Commission, under the direction
of Shirley Munholand, for their valued service to the
City of Mounds View. Councilmember Ziebarth presented
the Resolution to Shirley Munholand, Chairperson for the
Festitivites Commission, and the other members: Barb
McCluskey, Sandra Shackle, Karen Leverentz, Dorothy Willhaus,
Mark Mack, Frank Holm, Lorna Holm, and Gene Anderson.
Attorney Meyers administered the oath to the new
Clerk- administrator Don Pauley, at which time Mayor
'arty officially welcomed him to the City of Mounds View.
4.
Eino Lammi, 7365 Spring Lake Road: Mr. Lammi noted that 5.
he had some rental. property on 7360 Knollwood Drive.
Just recently, when he had rented this property out to
a new tenant, he had encountered difficulty with the
sewer system. At this time, that system is not hooked
up with the city (it still has a private septic system).
He would like to pump the septic tank. However, the City
Ordinance 71 indicates that any home running near the City
sewer system must hook up. Mr. Lammi noted that next year
he will be rebuilding on this spot and at that time, he
will be hooking up with the City. At this time, however,
he would like to continue the private septic system and pump
it out to clear up the current problems in that rental home.
PRESENTATION OF
OFFICIAL COMMENDA-
TION TO THE MOUNDS
VIEW FESTIVITIES
COMMI SSION
(RESOLUTION 1147)
OATH ADMINISTERED TO'.
DON PAULEY, CLERK-
ADMINISTRATOR
RESIDENT REQUESTS
AND COMMENTS FROM
THE FLOOR
Attorney Meyers read the Code which stated any "existing building
for human habitants requires hook -up with the City sewer system ".
Mayor McCarty noted that it was the duty of the Council to equally
enforce the codes, and to allow the continuance of a private sep-
tic system would be in direct violation of the existing code.
Mr. Lammi noted that he did not want the City to violate city
ordinances, and that he did understand the provisions of the Code.
After discussion, Mayor McCarty noted that the consensus of the
Council was to require hook -up with the City sewer system as per
ii nanc e 71.
THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL iqEETINu CLOSED AT 7 :50 p.n.