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<br />After discussion, it was moved by Warkentien, seconded by
<br />Coppini and unanimously voted that the following Resolution
<br />be approved:
<br />RESOLVED, that the proper officers of the Village be, and they
<br />hereby are, authorized and directed to purchase, with funds in
<br />the Larpenteur Avenue Watermain Sinking Fund Account X10,000.00
<br />worth of Falcon Heights Watermain Improvement of 1960 No. 1
<br />Bonds, from Juran & Moody, Inc., at par and accrued interest to
<br />date of purchase when these bonds are issued, and to purchase
<br />with funds in the Sanitary Sewer Sinking Fund Account, ~li1,000.00
<br />worth of Falcon Heights Watermain Improvement of 1960 No. 1 Bonds
<br />from Juran & Moody, Inc., at par and accrued interest to date
<br />of purchase, when these bonds are issued, and to purchase through
<br />the First National Bank of St. Paul with funds in the Sanitary
<br />Sewer Sinking Fund Account approximately X9,000.00 worth of
<br />Treasury Notes or Treasury Bills due in December, 1960 or January,
<br />1961, and to deliver all of said bonds, bills and notes after
<br />purchase to the First National Bank of St. Paul to beheld by
<br />them in safekeeping for the respective sinking fund accounts.
<br />WFH Play- Mayor Nilsen read announcement from the West Falcon Heights
<br />ground. Playground Association advising they were having a ~3arbecued
<br /> Chicken Dinner, Open to the Public, 1 P, M. Sunday, September 25th.
<br />Streets Copy of Attorney Graham's letter of September 6th to B. L. Gage,
<br />Falcon Woods 17 Loring Road, Minneapolis, 26, Minnesota, w~~s read. Letter
<br />No. 2 reminded Gage he furnished the Village with the bond of the Aetna
<br /> Casualty and Surety Company, dated March 23rd, 1959, in the amount
<br /> of $8,221.00 to insure that the streets would be completed in
<br /> accordance with Village Specifications. Any suit under the bond
<br /> must be instituted prior to March 23rd, 1961. The driveway in
<br /> front of 1981 Summer is too high and will have to be lowered
<br /> before the street will be accepted by the Village. If work is
<br /> not completed immediately, we will have to take steps to make
<br /> a claim under the bond. Suggested that Gage contact Bonestroo
<br /> to determine nature and extent of work necessary,
<br />Lauderdale Letter from Attorney Graham suggesting we write Lauderdale re-
<br />Fire Contract questing that if any calls concerning fires come into their
<br />Fire Department from the Falcon Heights area, they should be
<br />immediately referred to the Falcon Heights Fire Department at
<br />Mi. 6-5200. We cannot authorize runs bti~ their standby and
<br />cannot pay for them. Such a letter was written to Lauderdale.
<br />Variance Letter of September 8th from B. J. Rechtiene, 11184 W. Iowa Ave.,
<br />requesting a variance with respect to a fence which he proposes
<br />to erect at the rear of his property at 111811 W. Iowa, was read.
<br />After discussion, Coppini moved adoption of the following resolu-
<br />tions RESOLVED that the request of B. J. Rechtiene for a variance
<br />under Ordinance No. 17 to permit him to erect a fence, 72" high,
<br />along the alley side of his residence at 1l~81t W. Iowa, is hereby
<br />granted; the Council specifically finding that the granting of
<br />such variation will not materially affect adversely Health,
<br />Safety or General Welfare of Public or Private Property. Seconded
<br />by Shavor and unanimously carried.
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