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1499 Villages of Falcon Heights, Minnesota: 1. That all runs to Roseville under the resolution of the Council, passed August 28th, 1958, in case of Major Fire Emergencies, are to be made without charge to .the Village of Roseville. 2. The Clerk is authorized and directed to send a copy of this resolution to the Roseville Village Council advising them of the passage of this resolution and requesting them to send us a copy of their resolution covering this same matter. Streets Copy of Ljungren's letter delivered to Sina Tuesday noon October 1lt, Falcon ~~oods 1958, regarding removal of gravel was read. Ljungren reported he No. 1. had talked to Sina and Sina said he would have Shives remove gravel. Later the same day Sina said he was through - he would level off gravel so people could drive over it. Shives asked if he could correct gradation by the addition of gravel. It appeared it would take about 126 yards to correct it. Ljungren told Shives unless it was corrected by 5 o'clock Thursday, October 16th, 19Sr?, the gravel would have to be removed so that the Village could have the proper work done before the weather got too cold. Ljungren reported that at 5 o'clock Thursday, October 16th, 1958, windrows of improper gravel were still on the streets. Thereupon, Ljungren, on Friday, October 17th, 1958, had the County remove the gravel and stock-pile it on one of Gage's empty lots. There were about 260 cubic yards of gravel. It took until noon Friday, October 17th, to clean the gravel and the residue from the surface of the streets. The original agreement was that 970.OU was to be paid to Sina for this work, of which Lametti was going to pay X270.00 and Gage X500.00. Sina was to furnish labor and equipment. At the present time the gravel removed is worth about X325.00, less the cost of removal. Sina is responsible for the cost of the gravel, and Skives is responsible for the cost of removal. Graham pointed out that the ownership of the gravel was probably in Skives. Regarding rolled curbing, Ljungren thinks b" of sod will match the mat and do as good a job as a rolled curb. Alleys Ljungren reported one is surfaced, the other not quite half done. It will require about another 3 hours work, plus seal coating. California Utecht thinks Craig did a very poor job on California, and he Street doesn't see how a seal coat can smooth it up. Ljungren will contact Steffes. Trees Graham advised that in his opinion the Village is responsible for trimming broken ?::ranches on boulevard trees which are in a danger- ous condition as the Village is responsible if anyone is hurt. It is the opinion that the Village should have dead limhG rAmb~r~d. Burning It was decided any policeman who sees anyone burning leaves or Rubbish rubbish on a bituminous surface should give the person a copy of Bituminous Ordinance 13 and warn them of penalty clause which will be invoked Surfaces on any future infractions. Rees' It was recommended that Attorney Graham write Mr. Rees advising that Property due to the lateness of the season, we will wait until later before proceeding with plans to correct the drainage in the alley between