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u~? ~~ , 5~ rr-t ~'3s"~tx~Li' ~4.wcs f -;~+~ ~'~ p C~S Commissioner Sidewalks Street Commissioner Seaborn urged that sidewalks be installed within the Falcon Heights grade school area not having school bus service. Otherwise, Seaborn said, school children must walk in the street and sidewalks i~a i~czscxa:aaa[ should be pro vi dad in this area for their safety. Asked for an opinion, Attorney Graham advised that con- sideration of the matter could be initiated by a 4/5 vote of the council or by a petition signed by at least 35f of the owners of property abutting on streets where it is proposed to have sidewalks. 30 mile speed attest Commissioner Seaborn recommended posting of 30-mile limit -Tatum speed limit on Tatum;~from Larpenteur to Roselawn, and same was ordered unanimously on motion by Rekstad, seconded by Lindig. Federal rent control continued Attorney Graham's letter of September 19, 1952, relative to continuation of Federal rent control was read. After discussion, it was voted unanimously, on motion by Rekstad, seconded by Henry, to adopt the following resolution: Resolution: Pursuant to Section 204 (f) of the Housing and Rent Act of 194?, as amended, the Village Council, the governing body of the incorporated Village of Falcon Heights, State of Minnesota, hereby declares by this resolution adopted this 23rd day of September, 1952, that a substantial shortage of housing accommodations exists which requires the continuance of Federal rent control in the Village of Falcon Heights. 1 It is further resolved that a duly certified copy of this resolution, shall promptly be sent to the Director of Rent Stabilization, iNashington, D.C. Heating system Proposal to increase the efficiency of the Village Hall and Fire station heating system was discussed .flzrther. Rekstad will endeavor to secure recommenda~ion from heating architects as to how much of present heating equipment should be retained. Shavor to content heating contrator Cannon. Polio Health Officer-Lindig reported a case of polio at 212? B. hest Hoyt. Fuel oil The clerk reported on phone bids received from six fuel oil companies on fuel oil needs of the Village for the 1952-1958, the lowest bid being 11.9 per gallon for No. 2 fuel oil delivered, on a keep-fill basis, by Thorne Coal and Oil Company. Henry moved, seconded by Shavor, that Thorne Coal & Oil Company's bid be approved. GTarried unanimously. ~w~3caicixx&~~t~tx On motion by Rekstad, seco nded by Stewart, the Street Commissioner's raga est was approved unanimously.