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.4 Planning Commission Meeting - 18 June 1974 (continued) Page Five Commission decided to ask Council to reconsider the water craft regulations for Johanna since Council approved regulations were different than their recommendations. Regulations include three speed zones, hours of operation, horsepower maximums, and noise limits of 72 decibels from the lakeshore. Fine is $300 maximum, or not more than 90 days in jai I So plan your Johanna weekend now with your noise meter, and your buoy zone map. Vi Iloge Counci I Meeting - 24 June 1974 Walt Harmer, Reporter Due to previous delays, the council approved a time extension to Northdale Construction Co. on the Lambros Ditch project until the end of August, 1974. Treasurer O'Kelly reported an investment on June 19 of $350,000 @ 10.8% interest for two months and he will invest $310,000 @ 11.15% interest on June 25 for 90 days. The Council approved issuance of the Building Permit for Steak Inn subject to the receipt of specified documents. Steak Inn's location is on the south side of County Road E between Lexington and Highway 51. In regard to surface water regulation on Lake Johanna, a center island area will be marked with buoys to indicate an area not suitable for power boating. The Council approved a door-to-door sales permit for Minneapolis Recreation Department for the sale of candy. Access to Ingerson Park other than from Lexington Avenue is being sought. The property of Mr. Moss is currently being used as access to the park. No firm or definite decision could be arrived at. Approval was given for payment of the Lake Johanna Volunteer Fire Department Contract in the amount of $8,670.00. Planning Commission Meeting - 2 July 1974 DaveLocey, Reporter Commission approved next Dreyfus addition subject to engineers swearing that no part of Tiller Lane will flood. North section of Pemtom approved with contingencies on drainage, change in tot lot location, firelane changes, parking area designation, fire chief consideration on turnarounds, wider streets in portions, and parks committee concurrence on money instead of land. Again residents of Pemtom Association in ,attendance, and expressed general satisfaction. Truman Royce and Leo Anger garage variances approved with contingencies. Mounds View School to add two classroom buildings. Also approved.