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REGULAR MEETING OF RAMSEY TOWN BOARD March 19, 1973 The meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by the Chairman, Mr. Murphy. Present were Mr. Cox, Mr. Hopperstad, Mr. Peterson, and Mr. Goodrich, attorney. Mr. Hopperstad was sworn in as supervisor by Mr. Peterson. Mr. Roger Gotham was sworn in as treasurer. Mr. Murphy was elected chairman for the ensuing year on a 2 to 1 ballot. Mr. Murphy requested Mr. Goodrich to check with Mr. Bean, the attorney for Grow Township, about the pending legislation for which we have been waiting for some time, in fact since our last meeting. Mr. Murphy gave a resume of the minutes. He stated anyone wishing to read them after the meeting could do so. Mr. Cox moved the minutes be accepted as read. Seconded by Mr. Hopperstad. Motion carried. Mr. Reimann gave a summary of the minutes of the last regular meet- ing of the Planning and Zoning Commission on March 5th. Mr. Murphy thanked Mr. Barkuloo for the time and effort he has put forth to attend well drilling meetings put on by the Minnesota State Health Department in St. Paul and in this area. Mr. Barkuloo reports back to us on these meetings. Mr. Tooker was present and gave his report on the progress made by the Planning and Zoning Commission and himself on the new zoning code. There was discussion on Section a-1 along Highway #10 and the railroad tracks. There was also a suggestion to change i-1 northeast of the plat called Hunters Hill to make this residential with a c-1 buffer zone around it. On page 3 change conditional uses so they will need a special use permit. Section 7.3 is under review and would be an addition to A. Mr. Steenerson gave a report on the Park Board. The Lions Club sold Christmas trees and they are now selling light bulbs to make money for equipment for our parks. They will have a carnival at the fairgrounds in June for this same purpose. We will send a letter of thanks to the Lions Club for their work on behalf of our parks. Mr. Hopperstad gave a report on the work done by his committee. The items they have been working on include: an ordinance on gar- bage and trash, landfill subdivision ordinance, planting trees on boulevards, change of fees on building permits, blacktopping 2" mat with 150~ of the estimated cost to go into escrow for a year or more until roads have been packed down properly, $30.00 clean up fee after house construction, $100 per lot for park fund~ and discussion on wells.