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. ~ 4 ~~ .,~'~, wishes to sell to the Village of Falcon Heights for use as a 'v` playground. This property includes Lots 1 through 5 and half of 6 in Block 9, Lots 12, 1, and 2 in Block 10, and Lota 12 and 13 in Block 8. The Council felt that in order to use this prop- erty for a playground, it would be necessary to have the pro- posed alley between Hoyt and Iowa and the proposed alley be- tween Iowa and Idaho vacated. Mr. Graham advised that va- cating proceedings would possibly take about 2 months. Some discussion ensued regarding the necessity of having a place to turn around at the end of Iowa (for storm plow and road equipment) and the best ways of handling it. Mr. Wilson stated he would be agreeable to working with the Village on this problem. Mr. Krampton was asked to made a study of this situation and to have his recommendations regarding it ,~ at the meeting on June 27. _~Fire Equipment Ap- Harry Anderson reported that tie fire equipment had been ap- praisal praised at ~22,3~2.6$. The amount of equipment being taken over by Falcon Heights is X9,672.55• Our share of the ap- praised figure if $9,160.50, leaving a difference of X512.05 which we would awe to the Village of Roseville. Additional Fire Harry Anderson reported that he would 13.ke to put in an order Hose Requested for some additional hose. He also advised that h~ thought the order should be placed for the second fire rig. It was agreed that both matters should be acted on on June 27. Complaints regarding Dachtera reported he had received several complaints that the Golf Course and Root root beer stand and the miniature golf course located at Beer Stand Snelling acrd Larpenteur were causing a disturbance until all hours at night. At the present time the Council does not have an ordinance regulating matters of this kind. Matteson moved that Constable Dachtera be instructed t o request the golf course to close at 11:00 p.m. on all nights but Saturday, and on Saturday night to close at 12:00 p.m., and that the people operating the root beer stand be requested to shut off the jute box at 9:00 p. m. Motion seconded by Lindig and carried. Bills: Seaborn presented the following bills: ~ 38.33 for street .lighting for the month of May l~03.22 for road work from April 26 to day 25 Shavor moved the bills be paid. Motion seconded by Lindig and carried. Water for Fire Matteson reported he had talked with Leonard Seamer who had Station apparently reversed his previous thinking that water ~e ex- ..tended to the new village hall and fire station. In his talk with Matteson, Seamer stated he had recommended to the City Council that the water not be extended. Seamer thought the Council was to act on the matter the following dad. It was decided that Matteson and Shavor should attend the City Council meeting. Building Inspector Matteson moved that the building inspector fees be set at Fees 75~ of the fees collected, with the provision that on any commercial building costing in excess of X10,000 or on any residences housing four families or more the building in- spector be requested to secure technical assistance in the inspection of the buildings, .such assistance to be subject to the approval of the Council. The motion was seconded by Lindig and carried.