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1125 Municipal to Commercial inasmuch as there was no pumping being done at the station. Commercial rate is about double the Municipal Rate, but we are not entitled to Municipal rate inasmuch as we are not pumping se~rage or water. Watermain Milner ~f(. Carley & Associates letter of December 2l~th, regarding Extension water main extension, was read, and it is being held, until a meeting with the people in the area can be arranged. Falcon Letter from Milner W. Carley ~ Associates dated December 19th was Woods No. 2 read.. It stated total cost for Falcon Woods No. 2 street con- Street Con- struction was ~b5l~80.71. Gage is entitled to a refund of 92758.30. struction Gage is required to post a guarantee to assure completion of the street work before the balance of the escrow can be refunded. The letter recommends an agreement between Gage and the Village that this work will be completed in accordance with estimated cost prior to the time contract is awarded, and that the timing of the work be done at the discretion of the Village Council. L3ungren recommends agreement be covered by a performance bond in the amount of 1-1/2 times the. above estimate, or '8221.06. Letter was referred to 4ttorney Graham for answering. Water Mains Attorney Graham's letter of December 22nd to Dr. James L. Morrill, President, University of Minnesota, regarding water mains was read and filed. Truck Attorney Graham's letter of December 8th, regarding Truck Rental Rental was read and discussed. No action was taken. Village The Deputy Clerk was instructed to advise Mrs. Waring she could Ha11 use the Village Hall for a !~-H meeting January 15th. Holidays There was a discussion regarding paid Holidays and Warkentien will check with Arndt regarding Police Manual in an effort to adopt a policy conforming with that of other local municipalities. ?~~eeting The date of the next regular meeting of the Falcon Heights Village Date Council was set for January 8th at 7 P. M. Oaths of William R. Utecht took his oath of office as Clerk. Utecht will Office administer the oath of office to Paul L. Coppini, Trustee, and Lloyd V. Riley as Justice of the Peace. Proposed It was decided that a drawing of the proposed office building Office be sent to Mr. W. Hindermann, for his study, with the thought in Bldg. mind that he would contact other property owners. Bills On motion by Nilsen, seconded by Warkentien, the following bills were ordered paid: General Fund: Hamline Hdwe., bolts and washers, Pks & P. G. $~ 7.75 Firemen, labor and truck rental, Pks. & P. G. 263.50 Minn~:sota Fire Extinguisher, recharge fire ex. 5.00 Milner W. Carley & Assoc., Assessment roll and water study 113.1y0 G. M. Stewart Lbr. Co., Pks. & P. G. 1.98 Otto W. Rohland, street maintenance and li ghting 320.35 Pure Oil Co., gas, etc., police, fire and surer work 127.58 1 i •J