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1772 <br /> It was moved by Nilsen, seconded by Z'arkentien and voted to renew <br /> the following ',taster plumber's Licenses: <br /> 81 A. 'et; alter Avoles , Avoles plbg. Serv. , Inc. , 779 E. 7th St. <br /> , <br />St. Paul, ^~inn. <br /> 82 Francis T. Vdagner, Rose plumbing,, 1125 W. County Road B, <br /> St. Paul, ?:Sinn. <br /> 83 Wm. G. Dunkel, 1lt7l~ Crawford, St. Paul, 13, P~Iinn. <br /> 8!~ D. fit. Hickey .~C Co., Inc. , 181 University Ave. , St. Paul, Minn. <br />Sidewalks There was a discussion regarding sidewalks. T2embers of the <br /> Council will make a survey to see where repairs are necessary. <br />Recreation T?rs. Kay VanderHorck was present to represent the League of <br /> Vtomen Voters. There was a discussion regarding recreation during <br /> which the following points were brought out: Until such time as the <br /> Village has roads for public access to the Lindig property, the <br /> property would be valueless as a nark. The work at the Iowa-Snelling <br /> playground is proceeding slower than was anticipated because of the <br /> weather. The warming house was removed at the request of a number of <br /> parents and near-by residents. They are considering a 3 sided shelter <br /> for changing skates. plan to have a hockey rink and. a general skating <br /> rink at that location. The School District has an extensive summer <br /> recreation program in which Falcon Heights may as well participate <br /> inasmuch as we are paying our share toward it. Anything else would be <br />:- a.duplication of effort and expense. The Village is contemplating <br /> asking the school board for permission to level off some of the <br /> ground back of the Falcon Heights School to make it easier to flood <br />• and maintain skating rinks. Some thought has been given to a tennis <br /> court at that location but no action taken. The Village needs help <br /> from the parents of the children who would use these facilities, but <br /> outside of the Viest Falcon Heights Area they haven't been able to <br /> arouse enough interest. Other locations have shown some enthusiasm <br /> for a while and offered to help and raise funds for equipment but <br /> the few leaders soon lose interest because of lack of support. <br /> Phil Stocker, Stone and ~"~arkentien are going to organize a. group <br /> of helpers from the parents. P?rs. Vander Horck said she was sure <br /> the League would help as much as they could and 1~arkentien said <br /> they would be glad to get together with the League and would appreciate <br /> any help they could give. The Village isn't large enough to hire a lot <br /> of trained personnel and supervision. Even the City of St. Paul has <br /> to depend on the Schools, the Ys, the Catholic Youth Association <br /> , <br />etc. '~tarkentien said he would be very happy to attend. a meeting of <br /> the League to learn ti^rhat material they had gathered and discuss the <br /> matter of recreation. <br />Civil Defense Leo Weet advised that, 925 letters were mailed and 200 delivered in <br /> person to the Apartment buildings,- He has lI~ applications and will <br /> hold the first meeting at his home within the next two weeks. The <br /> Operational Survival Plan is completed. It must be in the County <br />Civil Defense Office by the end of this month. It is the last of the <br /> papers necessary for our participation in Federal Government benefits, <br /> and, upon approval by the State, he will present a copy for Council <br /> approval. <br />'Municipal Stone moved that Helbig be authorized to either buy a new battery <br />State Aid for the traffic counter or have the present battery repaired - <br />