CCMin_50Aug8 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

X49 J'xrgenson's Building Inspector Reichow reported on contacting the owner tar paper of the tar paper shack oa north Albert. The owner, he said, shack was not sure whether he would try to maintain the building or tear it down. Told Reichow he is conside ring putting on siding and painting to make the structure more presentable. Communications: Letter of August 4 from Attorney Graham re private fire contracts. Sheriff Gibbons letter relative to Civil Defense meeting at Hamm's Brewery, August 15. Treasurer's Yan Hovers reported that payment should be made August 15, report covering interest on $10,000 tax anticipation certificate of indebtedness from February 15. Also that when the County road bill for period June 26 to July 25, and the next tax settlement are received, possibly within the next few weeks, that he will bring the 1951 budget figures up t~ate. Stating that the Village must oertify its financial ne s for 1951 early in October, he suggested that eaoh department should submit its 1951 budget needs to the council on or be- fore the first meeting of the council in September. Election 3udges The clerk brogght up the matter of appointing election 3udges and clerks. and clerks for the Primary, September 12. Henry moved, seconded by HhaAp; that the following be appointed: Judges: Mrs . Mrs. Bars . Clerks: ~drs . Mrs. Verna Gregg, Ethel White Rhodie Arndt $elen Matteson Ethel Ti[~ason Motion carried by unanimous vote and said candidates declared duly appointed to office. Exit signs, Fire Chief Swanson oalled attention to exit signs whidi are uncompleted needed but not as yet installed at the Fire Station, stating work on build- these should be on a separate ci rcuit so if other lights go ing, etc. out the exit lights should stay on. Swanson also reported on a number of things in canneotion with the building that should be taken Dare of, such as, tar coming off roof and dropping on floor, leaks thru roof, windows need caulking, cracked plaster in living quarters, rubbing down walls, adjusting doors, oaulking oracks in building, etc. Swanson also submitted copy of rules and regulations for the Falcon Heights Fire department. The clerk was requested to advise John Rysgaard about building matters that should be taken care of. Greetings Van Hovers inquired as to the council writing a letter to to Harry Harry Anderson who is still in the hospital. Henry moved, . Anderson seconded by Shavor, that the clerk write a letter to Anderson, expressing greetings from the council and their boat wishes for his recovery. Motion carried unanimously. Ad3ournment: Approved ~ ~ moti n, the meeting ad3ourned at 1:10 am., August 9. mayor