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Arno d Cox, Mayor ever y 0 1.1' ant, Counci woman e 0 ~ Astrid Guy, Clerk-Trease itlf !,..". 4md-eif James Thurston, Bldg.Ins . 14100 ST. FRANCIS BLVD. N. w. Mike Auspos, Police Chie ANOKA, MINNESOTA 55303 427.141 0 June 1975 - VOL. X NEWSLETTER!! Due to the misinformation going around, the Council would like to give the following information to the residents of Ramsey concerning sewer coming into our community. There has been discussion at a joint communit s meeting concerning the CAB interceptor proposal which would bring such an interce,rtor to the edge of the City of ADoka. This will be funded 75ft from the federal government, l5fo from the state and l~ by the Metropolit Waste Control Commission. All this does is bring a sewer line in staged development to the edge of the City of Anoka. It provides no internal system for our community whatsoever. The time table will be when the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission decides and we will advise the people when this happens. There will be NOTHING until at least 1980. The Council strongly urges everyone in our community to take very good care of your on slte system because even if you want sewer service in your co munity, there will be no provision for you to have it. The Council is making no provision to serve our community at this time in anI way. How- ever they are working to see that the facilities will be ava1~ab~e, at the most reasonable cost, to the people when the need to install them, years down the line, arrives. The Council is reviewing on site systems ~bat w11l be able to take care of the needs of the people, possibly with- out the need of any sewer. THE LIQUOR ORDINANCE was passed. We greatly appreciate the work done by this committee, headed by Gary Gorham, to create this ordinance for our city. The Council has decided to adopt an ordinance that will give pri- vate on sale licenses to restaurants and hotels and the off sale opera- tions will be held by the City of Ramsey, but at this time Ramsey has no immediate plans to open an off sale store. THE QUARTERLY RABI~C~ina1;iOn clinic for dogs and cats will be held on Saturday morning,. "'1 \A, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. In addition other vaccinations or dogs and cats will be available upon request. Dr. W. K. Brunell, from the Anoka-West Pet Hospital, will be administering the vaccinations. Fee schedules are as follows: Rabies (dogs and cats). . . . . . . $3.00 Distemper" " "....... 5.00 Hepatitis (dog) included with distemper Leptospirosis (dog ........ 2.50 your pet needs shots, you will make an effort to come in at The next clinic will be held on September 13th at the same We hope, if this time. hours.