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The regular meeting of the Grow Township Board of Supervisors was held May 12 at Crooked
Lake Schoo J. It was called to order at 8 p.m. by Chairman Louis Appleby with supervšsors
Schneider and Winner, Attorney Bobcock, Planning Board members Stout, Rither, Langseth,
Christianson, Hu lasek and others present. Minutes were approved as corrected and treasurer
gave a report.
On the subject of the proposed burning ordinance, the Planning and Zoning Board reported
that the Pollution Control Board had taken care of it.
~Ianning and Zoning Board recommended that no shooting be permitted within 200 yeards of at}'
building and that a permit be necessary as stipulated in present ordinance and that said permit
be renewed annually. Mr. Babcock stated that the landowner shou Id not be the,- person to say
who shoots or not. Mr. Babcock will write up suggested legal wording for the proposed addi-
tion to the shooting ordinance and present it at the next meeting.
Mr. Da niels spoke for the Coon Rapids Recreation Deportment as to the schedule of swimming
and swimming lessons being offered this year. The fee has been set up by Coon Rapids as $1.50
for residents and $2.50 for non-residents (which <would include Grow). Mr. Schneider moved that
Grow Township pay the $1 difference between reside~on-res ident fees for children
from Grow who reg ister for lessons. It was seconded" r. ban ie Is a Iso state that a baseba II,
playground and girls crafts programs will be available at Crooked Lake Beach.
The req6lest for a study of Crooked Lake pollution and where it comes from was discussed. It was
proposed that Coon Rapids pay $1,500, Anoka Couny $1,500, Grow, Township $1,000, and
the Crooked: Lake Homeowners Assoc iation $300 for the study. Mr. Wick from th e assoc iat ion
explained reasons for having the study and that it was rapidly becoming too late to do anything.
Supv. Winner moved Grow Township go along with the study to the extent of $1,000. ,;.,¡ ~U"''''¡
It was announced that junk yard license renewals are coming due. Licensees shou Id come to
the board to apply for renewal, the board will inspect the yards and not renew the license if
it is not in accordance with ordinances.
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Supv. Schneider moved to transfer $100 to Mr. Appleby for gopher bounty. :r.!!/ "f~4-.f"4.
Supv. Schneider moved that clerk buy filing and storage cabinet as needed. M"'f1"rJ.~.I·
Mr. Babcock reported that interim planning and zoning ordinance was ready to be reviewed by
the attorneys before publishing a hearing date. This is to save time and extra steps.
Mr. Ho lasek brought up dumping on roadway and requested signs be posted. Lyle Bradley
suggested board get the state to put up no littering signs.
ResidaTs of 139th St. brought up speed problem. The board offered to furn ish 30 mile speed
signs and the residents will put them up.
Mr. Brad ley reported that Grow 5 ite is 1 of 2 fino Is for zoo log ica I gardens.
Ralph Moore's request for variance referred to planning and zon!fÍg commission since no special
use perm it is necessary.
Meeting adjourned at 10 p.m.