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w. ~~~~ Alley Attorney Graham's letter of January 9th was read. He advised Assessments he was sending copy of Notice for Hearing to the Rose Tribune for publication. Assessment sheets have been received, notice was published, copies of notices were mailed to affected property owners. Watermain Engineer Ljungren advised he had talked to Knute Anker vaho told '~ Extension him that Holzer is in the process of working out an alignment, but that they have not vet reached a decision. The question of assessments for the water main construction was brought up and Graham advised that, if .the Village had the capital, the line could be put in, and assessments could be made against those people who would benefit at the time the main was put in, .Later, if others on the opposite side of the street applied for water, the Village could make a connection charge approx- . imating the assessment charge: ~ Steaming It was suggested that Vern Ljungren keep checking the culverts Culverts and steam them when necessary -- the steamer is in condition to go at any time. Hawkins Ljungren advised he P.ad the street plans ready for filing. He Property also said he had mailed copies of both the preliminary and . final plans to the Planning Commission. Barthel The Clerk was instructed to write C. Eklund that the Planning Villas Commission does not feel it advisable to issue a building permit for his lot. Vern Ljungren has pictures showing a very had w ate condition there in the Spring. Attorney Graham ad- vised he is going ahead with. re-assessment plans for the affected property, Proposed Don Julep appeared at the Council Meeting and asked what de- ~ Office Bldg. cision had been reached by the Planning Commission. He was ad- krona betrseen vised they recommended (1) A smaller, clinic Type building, or Idaho & Larp. (2) that the whole area be used for parking -- the area is not large enough for the proposed building and required parking, or provide for parking by putting a parking garage belo-~ the build- ing. Mr. Julep advised that they, too, had come to the con- clusion that the available ground was too small for required building and parking space; and that they users checking with their engineers to see if the construction of their present building would permit the addition of two more stories. Advertising 1Yhen asked his opinion of advertising signs. on roofs, Mr, Julep Signs on said he would not advise it. The signs on their roof had Roofs ruined it, the si~,n company replaced the roof free of charge, but that they were going to request that signs be removed when the contract expires which will be in about two years. ~ Business !hen asked stout improving the surroundings at the back of their ~ Bldg. business building, r?r, Julep advised he would be glad to ask Mr. Cohen to come in and work with the Council regarding improving the appearance of their property back of the shopping center. Garage After discussion, Nick Christensen, bui~ding inspectors was ad- .Repair vised by Attorney Graham that if the damaged garages at Snelling Manor, 1642 Snelling, were in such condition that they are dap- . gerous, he, as building inspector, has the right to set a reason-