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1806 protection of public health, safety and welfare in the Vi];lage of Falcon Heights during Civil Defense emergencies, and pursuant to said Ordinances, has appointed Leo Weet as Civil Defense Director, for the Village of Falcon Heights, and has provided for the compensation and expenses of said Civil Defense Director, and whereas by Resolution the Village of Falcon Heights has appointed Leo Weet as Civil Defense Director, and established his compensation at X50.00 per month, and whereas Leo Weet has asked that his salary or compensation be eliminated and whereas the Village of Falcon Heights believes that Leo Weet has done an outstanding job as Civil Defense Director of the Village of Falcon Heights, Now Therefore Fie It Resolved: 1 Leo V~~eet be commended for his services as Civil Defense Director of the Village of Falcon Heights. 2. The Village of Falcon Heieh±,s acknowledge the request of Leo Weet and hereby provides for compensation of the Director of Civil Defense at X25.00 per month. Sanitary It was moved by Stone, seconded by Warken tien and voted to pay Sewer, repairs the cost of sewer repairs at 1lt1~7 W. Iowa. to Village jDortions It was decided to hold up payment of repairs at 1372 W. Iowa to see if the owner, with the help of the Village At+,orney, can collect from the installer inasmuch as there was a viola- tion of the code at the time of installation. Treess Dr. Hard was present. He recommended a sanitation program consisting of removal of dead wood, removal of some dead trees, and the removal of some limbs where necessary to permit pene- tration of spray when and if it becomes necessary because of the threat of Dutch Elm Disease. He feels that, in all probability, Dutch Elm Disease will appear sooner or later and it has been proven that a spray program is cheaper than the removal of dead trees. By removing the dead and scaley limbs, you cut down the breeding places for the Elm Bark Beetle which causes and spreads Dutch Elm Disease. Dr. Hard will make a. survey this week and advise the Village of the sections to be .taken care of first. Water & Attorney Galvin, Engineers Lemberg and Bonestroo, and P~ayor Sewer Rental Nilsen had a meeting with the St. Paul Council regarding size Raters of water meters and sewer rental adjustment. Commissioner Rosen referred them to Leonard Thompson who asked that they make their request in writing. Attorney Galvin will write re- questing that Falcon Heights be billed for both water and sewer rental at the meter size which would be adequate provided the water pressure was what it should be. 1 1 1