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After discussion by the Council, it was decided that ORDiNANCE 127 Ordinance 127 be'tabled until a later date. BOTTLE CLUBS The application for the set-up license, submitted by SET-UP APPLICATION Mr. Clem Lehnen of Falcon Bowling Lanes was tabled, FALCON LANES and the Council asked that the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department be notified and asked to make periodic checks on the business to see that curfew and closing hours are being observed. Mayor Warkentien moved, seconded by Councilwoman Stocker, HIRING OF ASSISTANT to authorize George J. Stielow, 1509 Elrose, South St. MAINTENANCE MAN Paul, Minnesota, as an assistant maintenance man, at the fee of $560.00 per month, subject to a physical and six months probation. Motion carried. Al Helbig, Henry Dachtera, Robert Dowdell, Joseph Bianchi, and Frank Wandmacher of the Fire Relief Association were present at the meeting to discuss the proposed changes in the Fire Relief pension plan. Chief Helbig presented the proposed changes which wo u1.d include: a lump sum payment of a service pension to any person performing active duty for twenty years or more and who has reached the age of 50 years old. No person may perform duties in excess of twenty years service unless that service is approved jointly b~* a majority of members of the Council and Relief Association, and no volunteer fireman can continue service after the age of 65. An increase in pension from $~t00.00 prior to January 1, 197, to $1,000.00 after January 1, 1971, for each full year of service. Said pension will be set by a Village ordinance and must also be justified by an actuarial survey. The changes also provide for a lump sum payment for a member who dies in the line of duty of not more than $2,500.00, or $100.00 for each full year of service for a deceased member who has not died in the line of duty. Councilwoman Stocker introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION 7~ 12 RESOLT~TION SUPPORTING THE PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATIONI BY-LAWS Mayor Warkentien seconded the foregoing Resolution. Motion unanimously carried. The matter on security lights on the maintenance garage was tabled. The Council authorized the Clerk Administrator to re- quire a purchase order number on all purchases made, which are to be paid by the Village. Attorney Kenefick reported that the lawsuit concerning the Soft-Touch Sauna operation which the co-owners were going to file against the Village of Falcon Heights for discriminatory practices was being dropped. FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION PROPOSED PENSION PLAN SECURITY LIGHTS PURCHASE ORDERS SAUNA LAWSUIT