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SPECIAL MEETING MAY 13th, 1956. 1 ()(~~ lieeting xas called to order at 7:10 P. M. xith the folloxing Council Members presents Harold Nilsen, Mayor; Geo. Shavor, Trustee; Paul Coppini, Trustee; Wm. Utecht, Clerk. Also present xere Frank N. Graham, Village Attorney; Wm. E. Olsen, Treasurer and Ethel E, White, Dep. Clerk and Dep. Treasurer. Absent: Willis Warkentien, Trustee. Minutes of the regular meeting of May 8th x®re approved as submitted. Pumping After discussion, Nilsen coved and Shavor seconded that the Station County Commissioner's letter regarding Pumping Station and and Drain- Ramsey County Drainage Pit be referred tt~ Village Attorney age pit Graham, and Village Engineer L~ungren for further checking and report at the next. meeting. lfater After discussion, it xas moved by Utecht and seconded by Main Shavor that the City of St. Paul be authorized to install Construe- the proposed rater main from Larpentsnr to Hoyt on Aroma tion subject to the street being compacted and restored to its original condition; subject to the approval of the Village Engineer, and that the City assume responsibility for any repairs due to settlement or any repairs due to the rater .main construction for a period of one year -- this xork to include the connecting of the existing mains on California and Ioxa and the installation of a hydrant at the southeast corner of Aroma and Larpenteur and connect the existing mains on Idaho and Hoyt, if possible. Motion unanimously carried. Streets Mrs. E. J. Finger, 1526 Craxford asked if they xere going to finish Cranrford or leave it open for installment of storm surer. She xas told Craxford xas to be resurfaced, and that the contractors: xould start their xork at Craxford about May 15th. Mr. Borchert, 1750 Aroma, said dust xas ao bad they could hardly breathe in the house, and asked if they xere going to install storm surer on Crawford. He xas told they xere not going to put storm sewer on Crar~fard at this time. He askeal about having his boulevard fixed xhere it had been torn up by contractor parking his equipment, and he xas told that it xould be taken care of. Mrs. Finger asked about dressing boulevards, and she xas told by Mr. Steffen that the contractors xould remove rocks, etc., but that it xould be up to the owners to seed and dress. Tatum Engineer L~ungren reported he had been asked to make a survey Street of Tatum Street and to establish new grades xhich xould fit the property as nearly as possible.- He said he understood the people xere desireous of eliminating the ditch section and converting this street to a conventional city type section. At the present time there is a 49.5' right of ray. It appears it xould be feasible to construct a street xith a 30' driving surface and an approximate 10' boulevard section on each side. He has investigated drainage and believes a temporary, feasible means can be found for draining this area. L~ungren mentioned that the cost of surfacing the street had been included in the sanitary sewer program and is not cover-