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JANUARY 159 1973 MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF HUGO 1117 The meeting was called to order at 7:06 PM by Mayor Carlson. Roll was called. Carlson, LaValle, Leroux, Bjorum, and Lease present. The claims were reviewed for payment and #3 claim was corrected to read Social Security Report. Claims approved after correction. Leroux moved to appoint Don Lease as Village Health Officer. LaValle seconded. Motion carried. Mayor Carlson read a report from Theodora Peltier concerning rats at Sunset Lake in the Spring of 1972. She had investigated several complaints, but found no visible evidence of rats. The Hugo Feed Mill could supply anyone with the infor— mation as well as the material to extinguish rats. Clerk Burkard read a letter from Barton Constriction Company's lawyer, John H. Rheinberger, regarding a Mining Permit for Barton. The import of the Letter stated Barton is not engaging in any operation presently, and they don't feel the necessity for a permit at the present time. Attorney Johnson said if they intend to remove the stockpile, they need a permit, whereas if they were going to abandon the whole project, there would be no need for a permit. He suggested indicating to them the sections of the Ordinance which are applicable. Don Lease stated that the Ordinance said a permit is needed for storage, also. Motion made by Bjorum, seconded by Leroux that Charles Johnson respond to Mr. Rheinberger's letter regarding Barton's need for a Mining Permit. Motion carried. A letter was read from Lyle Doerr, Washington County Building Official, regarding a complaint about the discharge of sewage and/or septic tank effluent into the roadside ditch on County Highway # 4070th Street No.) and Henna Avenue. Inasmuch as this property is located in the Village, he requested that the Village look into the matter. Don Lease is going to call Washington County to find out whose property this is. Joseph Waters appeared before Council concerning his obtaining a building permit for a lot he has purchased from Fred Fulbright. Mr. Waters had had only part of the lot surveyed, and Bill Schwab had wanted all of it done. Mayor Carlson asked Mr. Waters to call Bill Schwab for his suggestions. The next item on the agenda was the amendment or deletion of the Police Ordinance, as the part time men would have a hard time getting 'into BCA School. Carlson moved and LaValle seconded the motion that Item 1 of Subdivision 3, Section 5, of Resolution #14, the Police Resolution, be deleted. Motion carried. Bjorum wanted it known however, that just because of this action, the part time men should not stop trying to get into the School whenever possible. Richard Vail appeared before Council with subdivision of land in the North end of Evergreen Hills. He brought with him, his application in duplicate, 12 copies of the plat, and his check for $80.00. It is now to be referred to the Planning Commission. The status of Mobile Home Permits was discussed. Regarding LaMotte, Johnson said thay felt they didn't need a permit since they paid real estate tax. Don Lease informed the Council the LaMotte has a recreational license which states he is allowed one trailer. Attorney Johnson is to look into the matter further. Motion made by Bjorum, seconded by Leroux that Clerk send letter to Lyle Lehner informing him he is violation of Oneka Ordinance #8, (Mobile Home Permits). His permit is no longer valid and cannot be renewed. Motion carried.