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30l~1 1 Plumbing Inspector: Human Rights Taylor moved that Mayor Warkentien's appointment of Commission: Arley Waldo, 1736 Fry Street, be approved, as a member of the Falcon Heights Human Rights Commission, the term to expire May, 1973. Ecklund seconded and the motion carried. Taylor moved that Richard Alquist be retained as plumb- ing inspector for the Village. Ecklund seconded and the motion carried. Auditor: Taylor moved that Carl Pearson of Pearson and Company, Auditors, be engaged to do the 1970 audit of the books for the Village of Falcon Heights at a fee to be negoti- ated. Stone seconded and the motion carried. 1 Deputy Clerk-Treasurer: Taylor moved that the Council ratify the Clerk's appoint- ment of Genevieve Belgea as Deputy Clerk-Treasurer for 1971. Warkentien seconded and the motion carried. Insulating of Warkentien moved that the Village appropiate a maximum Warming Houses: amount of $100 per unit to insulate the warming houses at the Falcon Heights Elementary School and West Falcon Woods skating rinks, under the supervision of Richard Magt3nsen, building inspector, the work to be supplied by the local advisory committee members. Stone seconded and the motion carried. Recreation Warkentien moved that Miss Donna Seline, 1970 Recreation Director and Director, be engaged as the recreation director for the Assistant: suYruner of 1971 at a salary of $1000 and that she be re- quested to hire an assistant at a salary of $750. It was also requested that Donna and Mrs. Barbara Lukermann try to coordinate the Village recreation program with that of Roseville School District 623 and that the com- mittee be advised to employ teenagers at the rate of $1.35 per hour with the total salaries not to exceed $1000 for the eight week season. Black seconded and the motion carried. Human Rights Ecklund moved that Mayor Warkentien's appointment of Commission Mrs. Patricia Buschmann, 191. Arona Avenue, as a member Appointment: of the Falcon Heights Human Rights Commission be ap- proved, the term to expire Nlay, 1972. Black seconded and the motion carried. 1 Life Insurance - Black moved that the Village Council authorize the pur- John R. Printon: chase of a $5000 YJhole Life Insurance Policy covering John R. Printon, Village Clerk-Administrator, to be obtained from Vincent Schadegg, Agent, Mutual Service Insurance Companies, 891 South Robert Street, St. Paul, Minnesota, for an annual premium of $237.50. Warkentien seconded and the motion carried. Sewer Board Clerk Printon and Engineer Lemberg attended a meeting Meeting Attended by scheduled by the City of St. Paul and the Metro Sewer Clerk Printon and Board January 1!}, 1971. Clerk Printon stated that the Engineer Lemberg: residencies presently served by the City of St. Paul