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R ~~ of resi dents for or against continuing said controls could be determined. Building permits authorized, Lot 1, After discussion, Shavor moved that the Building Inspector be Larpenteu r Villa authorized to issue building permits on the N.N. 209.29 ft. x 295.40 ft, Lot 1, Larpenteur Villa, as divided approximately into lots of 52-foot frontage, inasmuch as these lots will corre- spond with those previously established on the east portion of Lot 1, facing Hamline Avenue, and inasmuch as the total area of each lot exceeds 10,000 square feet. Seconded by Stewart and carried by unanimous vote. Permission to Following discussion, and on recommendation of Building Inspector divide 280 ft. Reiehow, Shavor moved that the 280-foot part of Lot 8, of Annie part, Lot 8, L. Hendriekson's Acre lots, lying south cf'the north 570 feet and Annie L. Hen- north of the south 431.85 feet, be permittiad to be d~ ~ed into drickson's Acre four approximately 70 ft. x 285 ft. lots, inasmuch as~uch lotE lots - will exceed the maximum requirement of 10,000 square feet. Seoonded by Henry and unanimously carried. Sweitzer bill John Rysgaard, being present, reported that in checking General adjustment Contractor Sweitzer's bill, he found that allowance had not been made for deductions from the original contract as per changes ~.n.~ the plans and specifications as agreed to and approved by resolution, July 12, 1949, making a difference of about X1,700 less in the balance shown as Final payment. Henry moved final payment of J.S. Sweitzer & Son, Inc. bill covering general construction work in the amount of X9,925.08, sub3eet to checking by the Treasurer of payments made and to his recommendation of necessary fund transfers to permit payment at the next regular meeting. ,~havor seconded and so ordered by unanimous vote. Architect Stewart moved approval of final payment of Architect Buetow's bill Buetow's in the amount of X409.75. Shavor seconded and carried unanimously. bill. Vote thanks Mayor Henry then moved that John Rysgaard be exte~ed a vote of to Rysgaard thanks and appreciation for outstanding services rendered in con- nection with the planning and construction of the Village Hall and Fire Station, and that the Clerk be requested to send i~r. Rysgaard s copy of this resolution. Rekstad seconded and resolution adopted by a unanimous vote. Trash cans Henry presented a circular showing size and prices of waste disposal for business sans. After discussion, Shavor moved, seconded by Rekstad, that area. the matter be tabled until next spring. Motion carried. Public Employees The Public Employees Retirement Act with respect to the Village was Retirement Assn. discussed. Attorney Graham will write to Village Employees whose salaries are subject to the provisions of the Act. Clerk reports The Clerk read a letter from the Telephone Company in answer to Phone service- his inquiry regarding the measured type of service. Also reported Post Office_ on Eckman contacting the Postmaster as to establishing a U.S. division R.E. Post office in Falcon Heights, post office inquiry regarding building permits, and letters received from Congressman Eugene with Roseville. J. McCarthy and Postmaster Van Dyke• Also that Roseville reported they were mailing for signatures copies of proposed agreement covering division of real estate with the Village of Roseville. 1