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DECE SM 179 1973 MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF HUGO 4AD9 9 The meeting was called to order at 7:10 PM by Mayor Carlson. Roll was called: Carlsong LaValle, Leroux, Lease present. B3onn absent. The minutes of the meeting of December 3rd were reviewed and the deputy clerk was instructed to strike part of a sentence in the fourth paragraph which reads " and Irene Leroux stated the planning commission felt they would have to give the club a permit because of Oneka Ordinance # 6, which states trap shooting is lawful." Minutes then approved after this correction. The villageclaims for p.o ment were approved as presented. Attorney Chasles Johnson had worked on a new ordinance regulating the impounding of dogs and establishment of fees, which he gave to council for their review. A question came up of licensing all dogs in the village, including the township area. Mayor Carlson stated he would like part of Section 4 deleted, where it states "where they have reason to believe there is an unlicensed dog." Motion made by Carlson, seconded by Lease to adopt Ordinance # 1149 an Ordinance Regulating Impounding Of Dogs, and Establishing Fees, with the deletion of the following of Section 4;" where they have reason to believe thereis an unlicensed dog." Motion carried. Motion made by Lease, seconded by LaValle to inform Crimsonoross Kennel by letter of the council's agreement to pay $6.00 impounding fee, $2.00 boarding fee, and $35.00 for patrol effective January 1, 1974. Motion carried. The village code was the next item on the agenda. LaValle stated he had read all the ordinances but had some questions. Lease stated he hadn't gene through all the ordinances, but felt the council isn't ready to adopt so many ordinances into the code right now. The entire thing needs further review. A motion had been made at the meeting of December 3rd and tabled,to adopt several ordinances into the village oode, and this was voted on now. Carlson for, LaValle, Leroux, Lease opposed. Motion failed. It was stated that Joe Perzichilli was selling his liquor establishment to a corporation called Pioneer Club, operated by Gerald Waste, and Harold Wilcox, and they now wanted to take over all licenses held previously by Mr. Perzichilli. The police chief had been asked to investigate, and he reported he found no liquor violations. It was noted that one of these men had built the "Launching Pad" in Moundsview. Motion made by Carlson, seconded by LaValle to transfer liquor licenses held by Joe's On and Off Sale Inc. to Pioneer Club Inc. effective January 1, 1974. LaValle asked if they planned on'remodling the building. Yes, they plan on haveing pioneer atomsphere, a steakhouse, countmy western music, and enlarging the off sale business. Motion carried Unanimously. Tom Creverl, building inspeotor, appeared and stated he felt plumbing and heating inspection fees should be raised. Bob Vadnais said he. felt well permits should be raised from $7.50 to f $12.00 and sewage disposal permits from $10.00 to $12.00. Mayor Carlson suggested that Vadnais do more investigating as to White Bear and Forest Lake fees. LaValle stated Hugo should't really be compared to White Bear or Forest Lake, more to Lino Lakes. Vadnais said he would i like inspection fees raised from 7596 to 8096. Heating Inspector Virgil Ekbom also felt fees should be raised 5%. LaValle stated parts of the ordinance should be amended to raise permit fees. ation made by Lease, seconded by LaValle to pay 80% of fees to build acting inspecotors start cgs g wand � starting January 1, 1974. Motion carried. A public hearrininwas g as called to order at 8:00 PM to consider the evidence and factors relating to the revocation or amendment of the special use permit granted Norman C. Horton Sr. on September 17, 1973 to ` operate an auto dismantling center on property located at 16705 Forest Blvd C1 read alcudthe hearing notice published in the White Bear Press on December �, 1�