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1578 governor" may enter into agreements providing for a common civil defense organization. There is nothing in the law that would prevent us from selecting a local civil defense dir- ector that did not live in the Village of Falcon Heights. If he were also civil defense director for another Village, we would have to get the approval of the State before going ahead with the arrangements. Vehicle Governor Anderson's letter of March 17th inviting our par- Safety ticipation in the 1961 vehicle safety check program was read Check: and discussed, the conclusion being that while the Village supports the efforts being made to discourage accidents, we do not have the equipment or the manpower to participate. Traffic Letter from the University of Minnesota, Center for Continua- Court tion Study, regarding the Eighth Annual Traffic Court Confer- Seminar: ence and Municipal Court Seminar to be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, April 12-14th was read, and the Deputy Clerk in- structed. to send Thermofax copies of same to the Justices of Peace. Street Messrs. Vanelli and Weisenberg of Northern States Pourer Lightings Company were present, also George Williams, representing the business, and Don Arndt, Public Safety Commissioner. After discussion, Nilsen moved that the Village request Northern States Power Company to install 4 - 2300 lumen lights, 2 immediately ad3acent to the cross walk on Larpenteur Avenue, on existing poles, 1 at Crawford, across from dVeber's Cafe, on a new pole, and one at the Village Hall on a new pole, the only cost to the Village to be ~100.A0 per year, per light for the energy. Seconded by Coppini and carried. Car Wash: After discussion, it was moved by Warkentien, seconded by Coppini and unanimously voted that the Village enter into a contract with the State Fair Car Wash at $65.00 a year for unlimited washes for the squad car; the year to run from April 1st, 1961 to April 1st, 1962. Police After discussion, it was moved by ~idarkentien, seconded by Uniforms: Mortenson and unanimously voted that the Village buy each officer a pair of Tropical V'r'orsted Slacks at $21.95 per pair. Rezoning, Mr. Weigt appeared before the Council to request commercial Ernest or light industry rezoning for his property at 1687 W. ti'~eigt: Larpenteur. It was resolved that the Village shouldn't do any rezoning until after zoning plans are completed and public hearings held. It was suggested that A4r. Weigt contact Howard Dahlgren, Village Planner, for his opinion. League of Mrs. K~elland and Mrs. VanderHorck were present to represent Women Voters: the League of Women Voters.