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1503 plaints we are already getting. Dunkley are very good. We haven't had any trouble with them. They know whit they are doing and are very conscientious. Shavors Are we taking any chances? Bonestroos Not with Plant Mix. The Highway Depart- ment has put it in as late as November. Shavor: Is it your recommendation that we can go ahead safely on this?. Bonestroos I feel this way - There is going to b® considerable complain- ing and maintenance if we don't go ahead this Fall. How much chance is there that this will fail by Spring? We have put more material back into the trenches than we took out already. We have packed it so well, it is below what we took out. We blan to use 6" of class 5 material. This includes Roselawn. The County is rather busy, Anklund said they have been turning down all requests, Sodding is in the watermain contract. We have a little excess. We are throwing a little extra material in here. We have to put an inspector on the fob and pull all the slips. We have control over every item. I would dust as soon see the Council go ahead, or we will have an awful lot of grief and mud on our hands. If we run into unduly cold weather, the prices will run until Spring. We are putting in a better road than we took out. Total price will still be less than the original estimate for the entire fob. I would recommend that the Council award the contract to the Dunkley Blacktop Surfacing Company. It was moved by Coppini, seconded by Shavor and unanimously voted that the contract for repairing the streets disturbed by the installation of Watermain Improvement 1960, No. 1., be awarded to Dunkley Blacktop Surfacing Company, 3756 Grand St.~ N. E., Minneapolis, Minnesota, at their quoted price of $11,6l~7.00; work to be started October lst and completed October 20th. Bonestroo: We have told St. Paul we are not satisfied with Service Connection Patching, and are not patching until we knoll what they are going to do. Water Pressure Bonestroo: We checked the water pressure at Bolstad's, Pascal and Roselawn, and it was satisfactory on the second floor. Sewer, Prior, Ewald Hermes was present and asked permission to install sewer Hermes on the proposed extension of Prior, North from Larpenteur, approximately 360'. Bonestroo advised they had checked and. that it could be done by either moving the garage or laying the sewer 10' West of the pro3ected center line of the proposed street. Hermes advised they couldn't move the garage. After discussion, it was moved by Warkentien, seconded by Shavor and unanimously voted that-the plan for the extension of sanitary sewer line by Hermes, 10' West of the projected centerline of the proposed extension of Prior, from Larpenteur Avenue, approximately 360' North, be approved, the work to be done at Hermes' expense under the super- vision of the Village Engineer and as per the Village Engineer's specifications. Streets Bonestroo recommended that Arona Street from Larpenteur to Crawford be reworked this Fall - we can't leave it as it is - and next