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Sign FH It was moved by Shavor, seconded by Coppini and unanimously ~ ~'`-'~ State voted that the Building Inspector be authorized to issue a. permit Bank for the erection of a Directional Sign for the Falcon Heights State Bank as per instructions of building inspector. Sprinkl- Letter from Leonard N. Thompson, Water Department, City of St. ing Paul, dated July 1st was read. It stated it is necessary to impose a temporary restriction on sprinkling permitting sprinkling of the odd numbered homes on odd numbered calendar days and even numbered homes on even numbered days; and that in justice to the citizens of St. Paul, it is necessary to request any outside areas which are being served from the City of St. Paul to observe the same regulations. Present restrictions will be in effect until public notice is given to the effect of their removal. Streets There was a general discussion regarding checking and finishing up the street work, and it was agreed that this could best be done by Engineers, Council Members and Contractors making a personal inspection tour and it was decided that they would meet at 8 A. M. Saturday, July 12th, for this purpose. During the discussion the following points were brought out: The contractors would practically have to bury the curb on Simpson to take care of drainage. Shavor doesn't think south portion of Simpson is graded properly. T. K. D. A. & Associates will run levels on the south 300' of Simpson where it runs into Ruggles and see if it can be fixed with Hot Patch. Steffen looked at Dr. Larabee's driveway and thinks it is a good fob. He doesn't think he has any trouble with the car except when the heavy boat is attached which lowers the car. It can be taken care of by tilting and bringing the gutter up higher in front of Mrs. Smith's house. Building Inspector Nick Christensen said he told all those people they were putting their driveways up too high but they did it anyway. hors. Smith says she can't park in front of her house and wants more black top. Street was put back into original contour. Mrs. Smith would not permit Lametti to fix her driveway. Regarding ditches, Harry Bronson, County Engineer, told Steffen all they expected the Village to do was to put black dirt on the slopes and seed them. Steffes thinks Victor Lametti will pay X500.00 toward the expense of repairing Autumn & Prior Streets. Steffes will get a clearance on Snelling Drive. Will meet Palmer Monday. Coppini said he had re- ceived a complaint that the heavy machinery had cracked Blomberg's Driveway. Steffes advised that the County would accept Garden as it now is and maintain it. He predicts trouble with Garden due to the heavy traffic inasmuch as it wasn't designed to handle such heavy loads. The following letter, dated July 10th, 1958, from Toltz, King, Duvall, Anderson & Associates, Inc., signed by Arnold M. Steffes, was read: "We are handing you herewith Certificate #11 issued to the Jay W. Craig Company for work performed by them for the month of June. The Amount due the Contractor certified by this certificate is X17,115.65. The amount retained in accordance with the terms of the contract is 10~ which amounts to X7,698.03. We have estimated the amount of work yet to be completed by the Jay W. Craig Company during the month of July and the amount of extra work performed during June and July as follows: Extra order #2 which will be prepared to the Jay W. Craig Company