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by `~ 'V . Bills On motion by Coppini, seconded by Shavor, the following bills were ordered paid: Otto W. Rohland, Jr., Ramsey Co. Treas., street work 566.38 Minn. Fire Ext. Co., recharge fire dept. ext. 5.50 Otto W. Rohland, Jr., Ramsey Co. Treas., street lights 32.50 Thermo-Fax Sales Corp., copy paper 25.59 Wm. E. Jastrow, Plbg. Insp, fees l~I~.00 exp. 30.00 7l~.00 T. a. Schifsky & Sons, Inc., repair blacktop Idaho 950.00 Midway Ford, new squad car 15Ltlt.l5 Midway Ford, repairs old squad car 12.53 Minn. Fire Ext. Co., recharge ext. police car 3.~0 Ethel E. White, services last half July 159.25 Pure Oil, gas and oil, etc. 78.11 G. M. Stewart Lbr. Co., roofing warming house h.92 E. J. Pennig Co., bituminous mix for street repair 27.56 Clement Schmitz, sewer stub extensions 323.00 Ind. Chem. Lab., cleaning supplies 6.75 Rose Tribune, Pub. Ord. #5!~ 8.05 Rose Tribune, Pub. notice hear. water main ext. 9.20 N. W. Bell Telephone, bill due 7/10 111.28 Lindig- Mayor Nilsen opened the hearing saying a matter that is on the Spiegler agenda before the Council this evening has been the sub3ect of Building very intensive and exhaustive study for the past seven months. Permits It has been gone into carefully and considerately by the members of the planning commission and by other elected officials of the village council. During that time, the council has sought, and has been given the facts and the expert opinion of a planning authority whose back- ground, professional ability and integrity is respected by hose in his field, and by those official bodies of other communities for whom he has done planning work. This man, in his report, provided an ob3ective and informed point of view in covering all points of debate. The Village Council faces many problems in it's deliberations, and I would say this to the people of Falcon Heights -that you expect us to face them with honesty and courage, to fully investigate, and to make a decision in the public interest. I commend to you the decision of the court, and ask that I be per- mitted to leave a thought with you. Samuel Johnson once said: "The law is the last result of human wisdom acting upon human experience for the benefit of the public." attorney Graham summarized previous proceedings by saying. the Court filed a Memorandum Decision dated July 8th, 1959, in which the Court stated it concluded that Ordinance No. 8 was not unconstitu- tional as it applied to the Wm. Lindig property. The Court would take no action on the Mandamus question at present and the Council would have a period of ten days after the filing to take action. The Findings of Fact were prepared, they were filed Monday, the 20th, Judgment was entered that day and it is up to the Council to take action on the Spiegler permit, The Judge didn't tell the Council what to do. Utecht read the summary of recommendations prepared by Dahlgren,