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REGULAR MEETING OF RAMSEY TOWN BOARD June 17, The meeting was ca~led ~o order by the Chairman, Mr. Cox, at 8:00 p.m. Present were Mr. Nelson-, Mr. Hopperstad, Mrs. Oliphant, Mr. Peterson, Clerk and Attorney Goodrich. The Treasurer's repo~c was given by the Treasurer, Mrs. Anderson. Copies were given to the Board members. The minutes of the last stated meeting were read by Mrs. Oliph~nt. Addition to the minutes: "In reply to this Mr. Lahn would like to remind us that at the last meeting he stated that he had written the township attorney stating that he had been unsuccessful in ob- taining the referenced ordinances and lot plan and requested that he forward requested information to him without referal to . Mr. Lahn thought he made it ver~'c'lea~"~hgt he felt rem was__putnot in according to code and asked that the letter of May 20, IgTA, from the Anoka County Board of Health be entered to support this." Mr. Nelson moved we accept the minutes with.the foregoing additions. Seconded by Mr. Hopperstad. Motion carried. The Chairman stated this meeting will adjourn at 10:30 p.m. The minutes of the last stated Planning and Zoning Commission meet- ing were read by the Chairman, Mr. Reimann. We can transfer lands before the County Board between Ramsey and Grow Townships. It will take 20 legal residents of both Townships to initiate such a transfer. Anoka Fire Contract~ Anoka is unwilling to make any changes in the contract except for calling in of other fire departments. They said the $1900 is f~r.the investment and upkeep of the fire fighting equipment. Mr. Hopperstad moved we accept the contract with these two paragraphs deleted. Seconded by Mr. Nelson. Motion carried. Airport Zoning: The Planning and Zoning Commission did send recom- mendations to the Town Board as required. Our attorney wrote to the Attorney General. He indicated it was legal for us to zone for the airport. If we zoned other people's land, we would have to pay for the land. We could have another public hearing to see how the residents feel about this matter. We could also have some people here from the Metropolitan Airport Commission. Mr. Jack Menkveld said the airport has had an opportunity to purchase some of this adjoining property. If it was for the benefit of the citi- zens, then the citizens could be charged for it but this would have to be proved. We willwrite a letter to Greenbergwith a copy to Mr. Johnson ~d the Rsngers as to what our motion was and that their permission will not be honored unless these bills are paid. Mr. Goodrich will check out with the airport if they are going to pay these bills.