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- 4- c.3/lO/7 the expenses of putting on the air show. It takes time and money to put on this kind of a show. Motion: Mr. Reimann m~ved we grant the air show people a beer license at $16.75 fee 'for July 4, 5, and 6, 1975. Seconded by Hr. Mickelson. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Cox stated that if there are any problems with these two beer licenses on the first day of theshow, the Council will hold a meet- ing to decide whether the show will go on on July 5th and 6th. The Council feels the Rangers could increase their ticket fee a quarter to help pay for the extra policing needed. Mr. Goodrich will check this out to see if this can be done legally for future air shows. Proposed Reserve Unit: Mr. Auspos gave each of the Council members a written proposal on implementing a policing plan, dated Mar. 1, 1975. It would cost $223 per person for equipment. Motion: Mrs. Oliphant moved that the Council grant Mr. Auspos the authorit~ to ~ommence solicitation and training of 12 officers for a reserve unit for the City of Ramsey and that the City will furnish funds for the necessary equipment and uniforms, not to exceed $2,500, by June 15th. Seconded by Mr. Reimann. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Steffens said we should formalize the police department prgced- utes. By June 1st the hourly pay for Mr. Hansel should be $5.63 per hour. At the next meeting he wants to review the police procedures. Mr. Auspos said Mr. Anderson is drawing up the report for the work Mr. Hansel has done in getting the police ears put in such good shape. Discussion on swearing in of the police officers at the next meeting. The Clerk was given 5 insurance company checks representing body work payments. Anoka International Sales & Service: Variance Request: Request on variance to place proposed building in line with the building which is already there. Motion: Mrs. Oliphant moved we issue building permits for the two buildings prop~eed to Anok~ International Sales & Service, one of which is 40xlO0 and one ~6x138, the first one to be located toward the west line of their property and the second one to be located east and west directly to the rear of the existing offices and motel buildingd~nd that these permits be contingent on the fact that the owner put in adequate screening along the back area of the property to completely block off the residential area; (2) that they take measures to clean up the property and that the property is to be inspected by the building inspector; (3) The 66x _ 138 building to be used for se~r~.'ci~g trucks, etc. and 40xlO0 build ing to be used for cold storage, (4) clean up and screening to be done first, all contingencies to be completed before issuance of the building permits. Motion died for lack of a second. Motion: }ir, Gotham moved we grant a variance on the building mora- torium which took effect-Feb. 12, 1975, to Anoka International Sales & Service allowing them to erect two buildings on their property subject to all plans and specifications being checked out by the building inspector and subject to all other applicable ordinances.' Reason for this variance is that it does not materially adversely affect the purpose of the moratorium that is in effect. Seconded