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~~ r~~~ that it had been lowered and then raised to where it was higher than it was before the sewer had been put in. He' thinks trouble can be correct:~d by filling in low spots. Ljungren advised he had contacted Holmboe of the St. Paul tidater Department regarding the possibility of draining this water through a small pipe into the sanitary setiver, or running a pipe up there from Larpenteur, but hadn't gotten any encouragement. Nilsen asked if it could be handled with a dry well. Ljungren replied it cou],d be handled that way temporarily, but the dry well would silt up requiring periodical cleaning depending on t°:e rain fall anywhere from six months to a couple years. The matter was turned over to Ljungren for further study and report. Trustee Shavor arrived at this point. Hoyt ave. After discussion, it tivas moved by Shavor, seconded by 'k'ar- Curbing. kentien and unanimously voted to grant permission to the people living on the north side of Hoyt, from Snelling Drive to Arona, to construct a curb in front of their property brovided that all the people on the block, who don't already have cur'oing, put it in at the same time, in accordance with Village specifications and urr;er the supervision of tree Village Engineer. The Village will pay up to ap-proximately X25.00 to fix up the catch basin. Art Lindig Lindig requested a road map showing street plans for the area in which his property is located. i~;ilsen said they would get one for him. He also said he ~,vould like his marked copy of area ma.p from Ljungren. Ljungren agreed to send it back. Lindig said more water from Falcon ~~oods is draining onto his property and that, it spoiled a field of corn. Ha is thinking about putting a road through his land, and ii he does, the Village will have to put a storm sewer through there. He is planning a 3G' road on the line v~rhich will eventually 'oe :~;idened to 60' .;hen the property on the other side is platted. Lindig requested that, we write Dean Macy about the dust raised by traffic on tr:e north boundary road south of Larpenteur and the north-south road south of iarnen- teur. The Clerk was instructed to vrrite such a letter. Lin- dig asked Steffes if the manholes in the ditches were on grade. Steffes replied that they had been set according to proposed street grades. Fire Dent. Letter of September 2nd, from Gordon H. Nelson, Fire Chief, regarding use of Engine ~#1 for parade was read. After dis- cussion, it was moved by Shavor, Seconded br Connini, and and unanimously ~.roted to permit use of Fire Engine ##1 for a parade of Capitol City Fegional Fire*~er~'s association bettiveen 9:30 and 12:30 P. ~'+-?., Sunday, September lath, provided it is done vrithout cost to the Viilane. Drainage Rich:~rd :`ea.therston, 1357 No. timpson, presented agreement .~.u~*gles sinned by 7 property owners (:~~~:.. G. E. Libby, 4~illiam C. Dye, Snelling to i.'~ ~s. Collin Alexander, Harold T~edbom, George Kirkeby, ~.1 •s. Pascal Richard ';eatherston, and Leonard 0. Johnson] wherein they agree to rake, level and resod the remaining strip betwaen the asphalt material and the nroz~erty line, the vrork to be completed as soon as possible after the ditch has been re- I