1975 CC Minutes & Resolutions - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

30 Insurance package for 1975 was presented. Workmen's compensation policy premium was $885.00 and multi-peril audit was $39.00 making a total of $924.00. Fran Burque made a motion to accept the insurance carrier of last year and pay bill, John Peterson seconded it, motion carried. Replacement for Mr. Williams on the Forest Lake Hospital Board was discussed. Several names were submitted and Mayor Prachar would report at next meeting. Attorney Hawkins reported on his contact with Mr. Richard Sandstrom of the PCA who said that city permit application forms for burning were available from him and clerk was to contact Tree Inspector to take care of same. Mayor advised council of hearing set for March 10 for the adoption of effluent limitations for dischargers of waste water to the metropolitan segment of the Mississippi River based on a waste load allocation study. Hearing was to be held in the PCA offices in Roseville at 9:00 am. Council okayed 1975 engi'neering contract wi th Carley and Associates. Mayor read portions of letter and rate sheet from NSP concerning their new rate system for municipal street lighting, etc. Mayor read letter from Anoka County informing us of gopher bounty reimbursement from county. County would reimburse us l5~ on 30~ pocket gopher bounty. Fran Burque made a motion to pay the 30~ bounty on pocket gophers, John Peterson seconded it, motion carried. Mayor informed council of hearing on March 10 in the Metro Council chambers on regulations for determining Matters of Metro- politan significance. Mayor had read portions of the regulations and advised council he was writing Metro Council a letter voicing his obje~tions and sending copies to Sen. Milton and Rep. Neisen. Mayor asked if council has received copy of letter from Burman explaining the Emerge'ncy Job Program. Centerville would be eligible for $568.00 and would be contacted shortly to discuss creation of positions, reimbursement and related matters. We have received a permit application from the St. Paul Water Department to pump water from Centerville Lake. The permit was applied through Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. The DNR has asked the city for their comments on whether application should be granted to the water department. p~ LL! ~ "iiIIIItC'~~d: I l~~l ~l!l_t .. every effort should be made to maintain a more stable level of lake water. Mayor read letter he had written to John Boland on status of sewer. Discussion followed. Association of Metro Municipalities has asked us to join their association at a rate of $100 a year. Council said no.