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July 28, 1980 l4 The regular meeting of the Lino Lakes CitW Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Gourley. Council members present; Elsenpeter, Kulaszewicz, Jaworski, McLean. Absent; None. Mr. Locher, Mr. Meister, and Mr. Schumacher were also present. The minutes of July 14, 1980 were corrected as follows: Page 1, paragraph 7, add ' leases to coincide with date on special use permit; page 1, paragraph 12, after the word 'date' add the word, 'forward'. Mayor Gourley said the minutes stand approved as corrected. On ocnsidering the minutes of July 17, 1980, Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to approve as presented. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried with Mr. McLean anstaining. On considering the disbursements, Mr. Schumacher requested the Check for Anfinson Hendricksen be held for more information. Mrs. Elsenpeter questioned the checks for the Planning and Zoning Board members. They were not listed. This will be done on the next list. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. Under the open mike portion, Mr. Gene Mobley presented a petition formulated by the Lino Lakes Business Association requesting the City of Lino Lakes be give a post office, or a branch office and one zip code. The orginaza- tion is asking for support from this City Council. Mayor Gourley said a Resolution supporting this concept will be prepared by the end of the meeting. Mr. Robert Herbst was next on the agenda. The Council had requested Mr. Herbst to appear to discuss the problems with the gravel pit. Mr. Kulaszewicz pointed out the many problems with teh area and noted that Mr. Herbst had done quite a bit to keep this area free fo rubbish, but several cars had been pulled out of the gravel pit and teh Council had requested him to appear to discuss a solution to this problem. Mr. Herbst said he is in the position to develop this land - with sewers. He told the Councol that he and talked with Metro and that sewers could be brought into that area - according to Mr. Karl Burandt. Mr. McLean said he would like this in writing. Mr. Schumacher pointed out this would entail the installation of 1 and 1/8 mile of interceptor lines in White Bear Township to reach the Southern border of Lino Lakes and would have to be paid for from either the City's funds or be assessed - this could only be done with the cooperation of White Bear Township. Mr. Kulaszewicz asked what could be done in the meantime to control the dumping of cars in the area along with the other debris that accumulates and there seemed to be no answer. Mayor Gourley suggested that teh Building Inspector, Police Department and Mr. Volk sit down and see what can be done under existing ordinances. The next item on the agenda was a report from teh Committee on the keeping of animals. Mr. McGrath presented the Council with some guidelines that had been worked out by this Committee. Mr. McGrath presented the ideas that had been worked out and said that his committee is at a stand still until some direction is received from this Council.