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1206 after public hearings, the alley could be closed, the property sold tcj abutting property owners, placing the property back on the tax rolls and assessing to it the proper share of the sewer cost. Johnson said they ob3ected to trucks and cars speeding through. It was suggested that the Village might put a "10 mile Speed Limit" sign there and fine speeders. Mayor Nilsen said the Council would look into the matter further'and advise Johnson of their decision at a later date. Sevres In- Mrs. Rehrmall, 182b No. Snelling Drive, appeared before the stallation Council to state her position that when the sewer was laid, it 1826 No. should have been laid so that all property owners could hook up. Snelling She was told by L3ungren that the sewer had to be laid so it could be tied in with St. Paul's Sewer. Mrs. Rehrnrall stated the sewer straight out from her house was too shallow for them to make the connection at that point. That they were able to make the connection at another manhole further north, but this necessi- tated digging 70 feet further at an approximate extra charge of #200.00. The C lark was instructed to ask Keller Sanitation, the installer, and'VPm. Jastrow, the plumbing inspector, for written reports as to depth of plumbing and depth of sewer, after which the Council will advise Mrs. Rehrnrall of their findings and de- cision. Playground Mr. Stowe of the West Falcon Heights Playground Committee ad- vised the Council the County had dust about completed moving the fill onto the playground site and leveling it. He asked iP tha Village would help them grade the other portion of the play- ground area. It was moved by ~arkentien, seconded by Utecht, and unanimously voted that the Village make available necessary funds to complete final grading of the playground area and put it in condition for seeding, the cost not to exceed X400.00. Nilsen asked how they were coming along with finances. Stowe answered they had collected 70 or 80 dollars. They are thinking of requesting 15 to 25 dollars as a contribution. They hope to raise 5 to 7 hundred dollars. Roseville residents are cooperat- ing and plan to approach their Council for financial aid. They hope to raise enough for baseball equipment and swings and slides for the smaller children. They are thinking about holding a car- nival a little later on. Police car It was moved by Warkentien, seconded by Coppini and unanimously bids voted to authorize the clerk to prepare and publish request for bids on a squad car as per specifications approved by Public Safety Commissioner Don Arndt. Uniforms After discussion, it was moved by Nilsen, seconded by Utecht and unanimously voted that Don Arndt purchase two uniform shirts for H. J. Dachtera, Relief Policeman. Salary After discussion,. it was moved by Warkentien, seconded by Utecht Increase and unanimously voted that Jerome R. Johnson's salary be increased l~10.00 a month, effective May 1st, 1959. Traffic Warkentien reported a resident of North Albert called him asking Signs if it would be possible to post signs such as "Slow-Children Playing" or "VPatch out for Children" at the corners of Albert & Ruggles and Albert & Roselavrn. Arndt said the State would not permit posting anything less than a 30 mile spees~ limit and a surplus of signs might lead to a complete disregard of them. 1 f. 1