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99 Alleys Letters from Mr. Rees an:d from Harry Bronson, County Surveyor, relating to improvement of alleys behind the shopping center on the north side of Larpenteur, were read. Proposed improve- ment includes the present alley and the opening of a new T-shaped alley thru to Crawford. After discussion, Stewart moved, seconded by Lindig, that the matter be referred to our attorney for advi sing ~[r. Rees that the council would like to have Mr. Milnor W. Carley, Engineer, check both alleys with respect to grade and proposed improvements, subject to Mr. Rees' approval. Motion carried unanimously. File case Matter of equipping with locks the 4-drawer used file case scoured for Town for Town of Rose files and Village ordinances, was discussed. records Lindig moved, seconded by Rekstad, that the clerk be authorized to have locks installed on each of the four drawers. Motion carried. Centrifugal Question of scouring a centrifugal pump/ with gasoline motor pump from the standpoint of economy for various Yillage needs was dis Dossed. The matter was referred to Rekstad for cYmecking and report at the next meeting. Nelson After discussion, Rekstad moved th at building permit be issued permit to Gus Nelson for construction of a dwelling on his Fry street property. Seconded by Lindig and carried unanimously. Larpenteur Attorney Graham advised the council on assessment procedure curbing to be followed in connection with the Larpenteur Avenue improvement curbing improvement. Henry then moved that the matter of the Larpenteur Avenue dnatbing improvemeeatt be referred to the Clerk and to the County Engineer's office to initiate proceedings for levying of the assessment. Seconded by Lindig and carried by a unanimous vote. Special Treasurer Yan Hoven reported on his contact with i~r. George Assessments Anderson, of-the State Public Examiner's office, regarding book- Fund~ keeping procedure for all special assessment type of projects. Where there are likely to be many pro3ects over a period of years, the Public Examiners office said it is satisfactory procedure to set up one "Special Assessments Funcj/r, Van Hoven reported, provided we keep a separate shhedule showing individual receipts and disbursements for each pro3ect lumped in such funds. Fund set up Shavor then moved that the clerk and the treasurer be authorized to sat up a special assessments fund: Seconded by Henry and carried unanimously. Temporary On motion by Remy, seconded by Shavor, it was voted unanimously transfer to authorized) temporary transfer from the general fund to the special assessments funds of $16,300.00 to cover the estimated costs of the Larpenteur Avenue cu rbing pro3eet and of the seven- slley improvement project, to be assessed against the benefited property - said amount to be returned from the special assessments fundj to the general fund as soon as collections are made from such assessments.