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1199 abpreciate help grading the upper part of the playground site because originally we agreed to have material hauled which-would have amounted to a maximum of X500.00. Grading would cost 3 to !~ huddred dollars. If the Village doesn't help with the cost of grading, it will just mean {hat they will have to spend some of the contributions they have collected for grading rather than equipment. Ljungren said he had received assurance from the University that it would be alright to use fencing now on location. Larsen said they would need additional fencing. The County will start moving the dirt 1'~onday. Ljungren said playground plans had been approved by the University. It was moved by 'J~rarkentien that L jungren's arrangement with the county as outlined above be approved. Seconded by Coppini and unanimously carried. David David McClung appeared before the Council to ask permission to ride McClung with the Falcon Heights Policemen as a civil defense man. He ad- vised that he had been working with the police in Arden Hills in this manner and that both he and the policemen found it advantageous; but he was leaving l~rden Hills because they couldn't buy him a uni- form. In Civil Defense, a complete uniform is mandatory. He has talked to both Johnson and Dachtera who said they would be able to do more work if there was another man in the car -- they would be able to leave the car to make investigations more .often. He is studying law at the University, but is going to switch to the Wm. Mitchell School of Law this fall. So far he has made enough at construction work to carry him through the school year. He would like active work of some kind while going to school -- police work especially because he intends to go into FBI work after graduation. He would be willing to ride with the officers without pay, hoping that if the time comes when we need an additional officer, we will give hire preference, ~larkentien says he doesn't think we should promise to give McClung preference on a police job and he doesn't want to obligate the Village. However, he will study the matter further, discussing it with the Public Safety Commissioner and others and let ",4cClung h ar from him later. Reappor- Letter from Senator Westin:.:. regarding reapportionment was read to tionment the Council. Nilsen and Utecht will make inquiries of acquaintances in the Senate seeking advice. License. It was moved by Warkentien, seconded by Nilsen and unanimously voted to grant Master Plumber's License #32 to date`.<Plumbing and Heating Co., 778 Grand, St. Paul, Minnesota. Fire It was moved by Shavor, seconded by Warkentien and unanimously voted School & to allow the Fire Department X125.00 for fire school and convention Convention expense com'oined. Ruggles Warkentien advised Weatherston had told him that the ditch on Ditch Ruggles is breaking up. Ljungren will check and. make recommendations. Fire Dept. Y1est Ent. Chief Plelson said the entrance to the west side of the Fire Department should be built up to eliminate the necessity of "gunning" the trucks to get them over the bump betvreen the entrance and the fire department floor. Ljungren will check and make recommendations. Physicals for It was the opinion of the Council that the Council should pass on any Volunteers new Volunteer Firemen and +,,t-lat they should have physical examinations.