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April 17, 2006 <br /> Pequot Lakes City Council <br /> 4638 County Rd 11 <br /> Pequot Lakes, MN 56472. <br /> Cathy Malecha, Mayor <br /> Justin Bolz-Andolshek <br /> Chris Greer <br /> Craig Nagel <br /> Mary Pfeiffer <br /> Tom Ryan <br /> Dave Sjoblad <br /> RE: Administrative Fines by cities and counties have no legality. <br /> Dear Mayor and Council: <br /> In the last issue of the Pine River Journal it mentions that several Minnesota cities have <br /> passed ordinances providing for local police to issue local administrative citations and <br /> collect administrative fines instead of issuing state citations or filing state law charges <br /> against alleged violators. Pequot Lakes is mentioned of joining the ranks of those cities. <br /> When it comes to cities issuing their own traffic tickets, all of us should be concerned <br /> about protecting the Public Safety of the citizens of Minnesota and the interests of the <br /> taxpayer. More specifically, cities have no legal authority to issue these tickets. In fact, <br /> citizens should question those cities that don't stop issuing these types of tickets <br /> immediately. Some say that since the Legislature has not taken action that cities are <br /> right. That assumption is ridiculous. If it is already illegal to pass these ordinances,why <br /> would the Legislature have to pass another law? <br /> In Minnesota, we have a uniform traffic ticket. That means that everyone in the state is <br /> treated equally for the enforcement of traffic laws. Generally speaking, in the past, if you <br /> i <br />
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