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i household goods insurance rates would be reduced to some extent, resulting in an estimated total saving on fire insurance in the Village of about X5,000.00 per year. As to the Underwriters requirement for one additional full-time fireman in the Fire Department, Anderson furnished figures on number and salaries of paid personnel in nearby Village fire departments, especially North St Paul, Columbia Heights and West St Paul. Said he thinks Paid we can stay within our budget by putting on a third man with personnel monthly salaries for paid personnel as follows: Fire Chief, X300.00; Assistant Fire Chief, $250.00; and the third man, X225.00. With a X10,000.00 budget set up this year for Fire maintenance, plus about X1,200.00 per year from Lauderdale Por standby and estimated fire ruri charges, Anderson said we should break about even. Since Lauderdale also stands to benefit by receiving a Lauderdale Class 9 rating thru our meeting the Underwriters requirements, standby Anderson recommended that consideration be given to increasing "charge. their present X50.00 per month standby charge. In connection with specified light plant of 1,500 watts capacity, Anderson Trill talk with Underwriters to see if they will agree to our installing a 1,000 watt capacity light plant instead. Said the 1,000-watt Light plant capacity plant would furnish light for the build ing if outside requirement. sources are cut off and that he considers it ample for our. needs. Ande rson also said n 1000-watt plant could be installed for less than X400.00. As to deluge set o"r portable turret nozzle, Ander- son plans to discuss this with the Underwriters to see if they will Paid to not waive this item. In reporting on payments to Volunteer fire- volunteer men, Anderson said these amounted to X542.00 for the first 11 months firemen of Fire Department operation, or to $589.20 yearly. In summing up the Fire Protection Committee's report, Anderson said that if we meet the Fire Undeawiciters requirements and get the Class 8 rating, the policy holders in the present 9 and 10 classificatfon arena will be eligible to a reduction in fire insurance rates immediately. Local Planning Newly appointed members of the Falcon Heights Planning Commission, Commission including Lorris 1Nilliams, J. A. Gallaher, C. K. Otis and Dwight members take Reiohow, met with the council, G. S. Seaborn being absent. Mayor office. Henry presented each member with a copy of the Resolution Establish- ing Planning Commission .adopted at the April 25 meeting. The olsrk informed the Planning Commission members of the counoil's action on their appointments, and each took and executed his oath of office. Trustee Shavor then discussed with the Planning Commission members the powers and various duti ~ of the Commission. Brownie Troop Mayor Henry ae~orted and reoeived informal approval of the council 197 to use on Mrs. H. A. Ryan's re ueat that Brown} a Troop 19? be permitted to Hall every use the Village Hall third Monday't~oo$~ ction with aoout third D6onday. meeting and organization work. Census Stewart reported contacting Mr. Showell, district census super- matters visor, as to statue of census enumeration in the Village. Said discussed. Mr. Showell advised that enumerators had completed their canvas, but that all homes would be checked on a map to be sure they wer• included in the count. After completing this aheok, Mr. Showell said he would ilxrnish a notice which Mould be published in our looal newspaper or put up in posting plaoes. Bills On motion the following bills were ordered paid: Walter S. Booth 8c Son, oath of off~ee forms, 66~ Volunteer firemen payroll, April, 64.00 Clyde Stewart ppostage stamps, X3.00 Northwestern~ C hon le N 5200 M 10 e p e o. e ay , auxiliary gong and ~nstallat~on, X10.00