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<br />Bills: On motion by Rekstad, seconded by Lindig, the following bills were
<br />ordered psi d:
<br />George E. Swanson, volunteer firemen payroll, Sept., X99.00
<br />American Linen Supply Co., linen service, Sept., $7:96
<br />Baden's Pure Oil Service, gasoline, Sept., X3.92
<br />George E Swanson, car mileage, Sept. 51, $14.28
<br />Falcon Heights Hardware, supplies, 9-51, including hardware
<br />for lockers, X22.65
<br />St Paul Book & Stationery, stationery, Fire. Dept.,9-51, X4.82
<br />Northern States Power Co., electric, 10-12-51, X17.75
<br />" " " " water heater eleetrio, 10-12-51, X5.84
<br />Walter S. Booth & Son, 12 death certificates, 60~
<br />Briggs, Gilbe rt,Morton, Kyie & Macartney, legal services to 9-30,159.00
<br />S. Berglund Lumber Co., pine lumber for lockers, X5.68
<br />Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., Mi 5050, 10-1-51, X12.75
<br />University Avenue Lumber Co., two 4x4's for lockers, X5.37
<br />9-car Harold Be rshow, of the Miles Lumber Company, appeared before the
<br />garage Council regarding erection of a nine=car garage at 1510 hest
<br />Larpenteur, involving setback providion of the code. ®fter dis-
<br />oussion, Lindig moved that the matter be referred to the Planning
<br />Commission for study and recommendation, including recommendation as
<br />to any changes in the code either by way of limitations or a hardship
<br />clause. Seconded by Henry and carried unanimously.
<br />Check L. M. Fleming, 1835 Grand, St Paul, was next heard in connection
<br />Protector with demonstrating and speaking for a check protection machine.
<br />Street Letter was read from the St Paul Water Department referring further
<br />Numbers to duplication of certain street numbers. Following a full discussion
<br />of the matter, Shavor moved that the buildin g inspector be directed
<br />to make arrangements with irir. Flack to get the records from the Water
<br />Department and to take ahargeof issuing street numbers to new buildings
<br />erected in the Village. Seconded by Stewart and carriedsunanimously.
<br />Shavor then moved referring to +; he Planning Commission for study and
<br />recommendation the problem of existing incorrect street numbers.
<br />Stewart seconded and motion carried by a unanimous vote.
<br />University Letter from Attorney Graham relating to reported parking difficulties
<br />Farm on the University Farm Campus, and the question of appointing certain
<br />Police University Farm students as 'police officers with powers to enforce
<br />traffic regulations on the campus, was read and discussed. Attorney
<br />Graham will discuss further with Mr. Bradford, specia 1 assistant
<br />Attorney General, including the question of holding J. P. Court on
<br />the University Farm Campus.
<br />1952 Following discussion oP the budget, the following resolution was
<br />Budget moved by Lindig, seconded by Rekstad and adopted unanimously:
<br />Resolution - BE IT RESOLVED, By the Yilinge Council of the Village of Falcon
<br />Heights, that the following sums be and they hereby are levied
<br />upon the taxable property of the Villa ge of Falcon Heights for
<br />the year 1951, aollootible in the year 1952:
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