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D~ Rekstad On motion by Shavor, seconded by Lindig, the following resolution resolution was adopted unanimously - WHEREAS, Clarenoe Rekstad was elected to the office of Trustee of the Pillage Council of the Village of Falcon Heights, and served Prom January 1, 1950 until December 31, 1952, and WHEREAS, during his term of office he has given generously of his time and effort to matters affecting the Village, and WHEREAS, he has taken a special interest in the organization of a Village Parks and Playgrounds Department, in addition to initiating and directing Village "Tenn-Age" recreational activities, NOW, THEREFOR, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village Council of the Village of Falcon Heights for themselves and the residents of the Village, hereby expresses its appreci ation and thanks to Clarenoe Rekstad for his services in the interest of the Village, and that the Council present a copy of this resolution to him. Presentation Mayor Henry on behalf of the Council. presented Mr. Rekstad, who of resolution was present, with a copy of the resolution and thanked him for his services in the interest of Faloon Heights. Load Limit Resolution On motion by Stewart, seconded by Henry, the following resolution was introduced and adopted by a unanimous vote: WHEREAS, the Village Council hereby finds that the streets and highways in the Village will be seriously damaged by reason of deterioration, rain, snow or climatic conditions unless the use of vehicles thereon is restricted; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that all streets in the Village of Falcon Beets be posted under the provisions of Ordinance No. 21 to provide that no vehicle having a gross wei g~xt on any single axle exceeding three (3) tons may be driven on the streets and highways in the Village on and aft®r Thursday, Maroh 12, 1953, until .further notice. Mileage - Fire Chief Swanson was asked for further information regarding Fire Chief inspections made in Falcon Heights and Lauderdale in February, totaling 407 miles. Swanson stated that the February insp actions were necessary on account of the snow storm, also because of new personnel in the department. After discussion, Swanson was asked to clear with the Village Clerk for Council authorization before exceeding the $12.50 per month mileage maximum in the fixture. 1 1 Sahifsky Letter of February 24, 1953, from Thomas A. Schifsy & Sons, relating dump to use of their dump at 3980 North Victoria Street, was read. The @DHrk was directed to write Schifsy & Sons, stating that the Village does not operate a refuse collection service, and that if refuse is being hauled from the Village to their dump by private parties, that it is the privilege of T.A. Sohifsy & Sona to charge and to make their own collection at the time for the service.