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15ot~ Spring make it our first State Aid Project. Alley between Dr. Hayes reported he and Ewald Finger have-water standing in Larpenteur & their garages much of the time and asked if the alley Crawford, Snell. couldn't be lowered. Bonestroo advised plans for Arona to Arona. call for lowering of this alley, and a section of storm sewer which should correct the condition. Assessments Brad Limberg advised he had completed the computation of frontage on the Watermain Improvement 1960, #l, but wanted to check them again after which he would get in touch with Attorney Graham. Sodding Boule- Bonestroo advised he had a price from Art Lindig of $637.00 yard for finishing up the boulevards on the North side of Larpenteur, West of Snelling, excluding the Spiegler property, which were disturbed by the installation of the Larpenteur Avenue Water- main. He will contact others to see if the work can be done cheaper. If not, we will have to blade and seed. Road and Attorney Graham's letter of September 6th was read. It ad- Bridge Fund. vised he had discussed that matter with Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Bremer of the County Engineer's Office, and they advise a letter should be coming to the Village of Falcon Heights by the end of next week, listing the Village Maintained Roads as shown by their report on December 31st, 1958, and asking if there were any changes. The sum which will be received in 1960 will probably be somewhat lower than in the past since many of the other municipalities have added additional roads since 1958, while the Village of Falcon Heights has had little, if any, additional road mileage.. "Yield" Sign Dr. Hayes cited the need. for a "Yield" sign on the Service Drive in front of Webers. Warkentien will refer the matter to Arndt. Police Rules The Deputy Clerk was instructed to see that the new policemen get a copy of the Police Rules and Regulations. Sinking Fund Letter of September 9th from Attorney Graham to Mayor Nilsen was read. It acknowledged receipt of advice from Treasurer Olsen that we have $50,917.95 in our Sanitary Sewer Sinking Fund Account and $1l~,127.52 in our Larpenteur Avenue Watermain & Pumping Station Sinking Fund Account; and advised that he had discussed the matter with Mr. E. W. Spring, Village Financial Adviser, and that Mr. Spring had authorized him to advise the Council it would be for the best interests of the Village to invest $10,000.00 of the Larpenteur Avenue Watermain & pumping Station Sinking Fund and ~+lt1,000.00 of the Sanitary Sewer Sinking Fund in the Watermain Improvement of 1960 No. 1 Bonds which we propose to issue next week. We would also have an additional $9,000.00 available in the Sanitary Sewer Sinking Fund which could be invested in Treasury bills or Bonds maturing approximately January 1st, 1961.