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1372 Ordinance. Civil Shavor reported he had attended the meeting on Civil Defense Defense with the Fire Department. Mrs. Phil Hagen, Ramsey County Deputy Civil Defense Director, had given a short talk in which she pointed out that Falcon Heights and taro other villages were the only villages in the County which had not organized a Civil Defense Group. They have a County Organization; they have monthly meetings, at which the Public is welcomed. Our group is interested in organizing so they can get some share of the funds and the privilege of buying surplus items. Shavor moved that the Falcon Heights Council go on record as requesting the County Civil Defense Organization to conduct a School on Rescue Aid for our Fire Department. Seconded by Coppini and carried. The meetings are open to anybody inter- ested. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to contact Mrs. Phil Hagen, Deputy Civil Defense Director, regarding setting up the school. Water Letter of February 12, 1960 from the Federal Housing Administra- tion, signed by Wallace E. Berg, Director, was read. Letter advised they were enclosing their circular letter #78 which delineate their policy on Water Supply Systems, and advised if the present situation worsens in any community and. concrete steps .have not been taken to provide a central water system, they will give serious consideration to immediate withdrawal for FHA par- ticipation. Letter #78 specifies, among other things, that ~ applications on existing properties be accompanied by a state- ment from a competent well driller or other knowledgeable source that the well extends at least !t0 feet below the seasonal low water table. Also that a currently dated report from a competent independent laboratory that the water shows no evidence of bacterial or chemical polution of domestic or industrial origin. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to send copies of both letters to George Croft, Building Inspector, requesting that people applying for permits be advised of this situation if there is a possibility that they will be drilling wells, at the time the building permit is issued. Walkway, Letter of February 25th from Milner W. Carley & Associates was Improvement of, read. It advised: We have prepared the following preliminary estimate of cost to construct a five foot wide concrete walk through the walkway easement in Barthel Villas: 1508 sq ft 4" thick concrete walk 784.16 18 lip ft 2~e CM culvert 126.00 67 yds of sod 26.80 2 loads fill material 15.00 Preliminary est. contt. cost 9 1.96 10% Engr., legal, etc. 95.20 10 7.1 They have not included in the above estimate any costs of landscaping or sodding outside the area disturbed by con- struction, etc. Dogs George W. Croft, 1700 St. Marys, complained about the dogs running all over the neighborhood. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to get in touch with B&E Patrol.