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2 Master Gas On motion by Shavor, seconded by Lindig, it was voted unanimously Installer's to approve applications for faster Gas Installer's licenses Licenses from the following firms and of issuance of such licenses to said firms as of dates shown on the licenses: Neil Hubbard Heating 8r Air Conditioning Co, Noble Gas Co. The Snelling Co. Hinding & Co. Building permit question N.C. Larson, 1731 Fry St., and Building Inspector Christensen referred to the council the question of whether Mr. Larsen is required.. to take out a building permit for moving a shed from the front of his property to a location on the back of his lot. Bar. Larson advised this could be done for much less than X150.00. Attorney Caraham advised that under the ordinance no permit is required.. Twin City Letter of November 9, 1953, from the Twin City Rapid Transit Rapid Transit Company, re proposed inter-Campus bus line, was discussed. and Co. bus referred to Trustee Shavor for checking and report. GTA iNater On motion by Lindig, seconded by Shavor, it was voted to renew agreement the water agreement with the Farmers IInion Grain Terminal Association for period December 27, 1953 to December 27, 1951, covering water extension from GTA property to the Village Hall. Scherbel firffi Letter was presented from b?rs. J.C. Scherbel, of St Paul, run cA~im declining to oay for afire run performed by the Falcon Heights dropped Fire Department on August 17, 1953, to the Scherbel car at a point on Snelling Avenue near County Road B., our Fire Department having responded to a phone call from St Paul police that the Scherbel car was on fire on Snelling Avenue somewhere south of County Road B. The Scherbel letter stated that the Scherbels did not request tLL'~e service. On advice of our attorney, it was agreed to drop the matter. Audit attorney Graham's letter of November 2l~, 1953, was read, proposed expressing the opinion that the status only requires the council to make a "thorough examination of the accounts" of the retiring treasurer, not necessarily requiring an audit of those accounts. The Clerk and Treasurer then reported on their separate contacts with the Public Examiner's office relative to the proposed audit of Village accounts, presenting such information as they had .developed as to coverage and cost of a complete audit as compared with an audit of limited scope. Also letter of December 2, 1953, from the Public Examiner as to an audit of limited scope, was read. It was also stated that the co~cil may request at a nominal cost the services of a representative of the Public Examiners office to verify funds on hand with the retiring Treasurer and acceptance of same by the incoming Treasurer. It was then agreed to ask the incoming Treasurer to attend the next meeting so that he might participate in final discussion of the matter.