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REGULAR MEETING OF RAMSEY TOWN BOARD January 21, 197~ The meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by the Chairman, Mr. Murphy. Present were Mr. Cox, Mr. Hopperstad, Mr. Peterson, Clerk, and Mr. Goodrich, attorney. The minutes of the last stated meeting were read by Mr. Cox. The address of Mrs. Richard Peterson should be added to the minutes. Mr. Hopperstad moved the minutes be approved as read with this addition. Seconded by Mr. Cox. Motion carried. Mr. Cox was requested by Mr. Murphy to do the next Friday broad- cast on January 25th. He stated he would take care of this. Discussion on the terms of the five members for the incoming board. Mr. Cox moved that Mr. Goodrich be commissioned to seek legisla- tion to provide the length of these terms. Seconded by Mr. Hop- perstad. Motion carried. Treasurer's report was given by Mr. Hopperstad. Mr. Reimann read the Minutes of the last Planning and Zoning meet- ing. He stated the Deerwood Plat was recommended for acceptance prior to this meeting. It was suggested that Mr. Fricke and Mr. Goodrich should be present at the next Planning and Zoning meeting. Mrs. Schneider gave the Park Board report. Park are up and operating. The lights in Peltzer Mr. Murphy stated that anyone who was interested in running for the Town Board, Clerk, or Treasurer, should come in between Jan- uary 28th and February llth to file for the office. Mr. Stahlman, David Sonneman, Terry Ajax, Ronald Schmitt and Gary Thomas were present to speak about the road up in the northwestern corner of the Township, on 169th Ave. N. W. They stated that Mr. Specht had had some trees taken down by a construction company and wondered what was happening about this road. Mr. Cox said the cost of building this road would be prohibitive. These men do not want this road put in because they said they would then have roads both in front and back of their homes and that they have small children and think this is very unsafe. Mr. Cox stated if the land owners want to pay for a road on their own land that it has nothing to do with the Township. Mr. Cox said he was going on record as opposing building this road. The group of men said that children were going back into the hills and having parties and that they drive at very high rates of speed. Mr. Stahlman said he wanted to go on record as opposing this road and that he did not think the Township should be forced at some future date to build a road there. It is to go on record that the work done on this road was done by a private party and had nothing to do with the Tovmship. Mr. Stahlman asked