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JANUARY 21 , 1974 17 Motion made by Crever, seconded by LaValle to instruct the planning commission by letter to contact the ;rThite Bear Rod and Gun Club and gather all necessary information required, and make their recommen— dation to the council by March 4, 1974. Motion carried. Police Chief Richard Gunderson appeared and recommended the hiring of another part time police officer for Hugo. Council then asked questions of Lyndon George Ladd, the applicant. Motion made by Crever, seconded by Lease to hire Lyndon George Ladd as a part time police officer for the City of Hugo. Motion carried. Gunderson mentioned that Robert Barth had started BCA School Monday. The state requires that he be reimbursed for mileage and meals. Gunder— son questioned if Barth could use the squad car, and not collect the mileage claim. Council felt Barth should use his own car and put a monthly claim infer payment. The Norm Horton special use permit came up for discussion. LaValle questioned whether Horton should be made to request reinstatement, as his special use permit and junk yard license had been revoked. Attorney Johnson stated Horton could send a letter to the council asking for reinstatement with the same terms and conditions. Motion made by LaValle, seconded by Leroux to inform Norm Horton Sr. he should send a letter to the city council requesting reinstatement of his special use permit and junk yard license, witth the letter being in the clerk's office prior to February 4, 1974. Motion made by LaValle, seconded by Lease to amend previous motion to have the village attorney send the letter to Horton. :Notion carried The previous motion was voted on and carried. The matter of Pioneer Club Licenses was brought up. Motion made by LaValle, seconded by Leroux to grant off Sale Non Intoxicating LiquDr, Cigarette, Soft Drink, Game of Skill licenses, and a Dance Permit to Pioneer Club, Inc. Motion carried. Engineer Hoy-raid Kuusisto reported that approximately twenty five sewer contractors hare the village sewer specifications, and bids will be opened on February 4th. Attorney Charles Johnson stated he is still working on the easements, and should be just about done on February 4th. Clerk Burkard reported on the following: A bill from International Harvestor was received in the amount of $6242.14 and he questioned how this was to be paid. (It was noted that 05000.00 had also been received from Washinton County for the village truck) . lotion made by Lease, seconded by LaValle that ;05000.00 from the county for the village truck should be temporarily used for the purchase of the tanker chassis, and should be reimbursed when the money fiv m the bonds is received. Motion carried. Documents had been received in the clerk's office regarding the raise in gas and electric rates from Northern States Power Company.