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r~ n Part-time And BE IT RESOLVED, that the plan for traffic control and police law enforcement be determined by the Public Safety committee according to the needs of the Village; and BE IT RESOLVED, that (1) mileage for patrolling shall be 7~ per mile (2) rate of pay shall be X61,50 per hour with a total average of ~~t hours per week for all three officers, (3) Uniforms of oxford gray shall be furnished by patrolmen; badges and arm patches reading "Falcon Heights Police" to be furnished by the Village, together with firearms; and BE IT RESOLVID, that signs reading "Patrolled" be posted at Villa ge entrances; and BE IT RESOLVED, that each officer shall keep a daily record showing; (1) Time on duty with respect to checking in and checking out (2) mileage (3) number and nature of calls and arrests; and that all officers shall turn in daily record, traffic violation tags, etc. to Don Arndt, of the Public Safety committee for transmittal to the Justice of the Peace; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ~~~ the commencing date for Village policing be as soon as possible prior to June 1, 1954. Adding Machine Treasurer Olsen reported need in the TreasueEr's office for Treasurer for a small adding machine. After discussion, the Clerk and Treasurer were requested to secure at least three competitive bids on small adding machines and to present same to the council. Meeting time At this point, it was voted unanimous#ly, on motion by extended Cartwright, seconded by Stewart, to extend adjournment of the meeting for 15 minutes in order to complete unfinished business. Major League Shavor reported that he and Trustee Hustrulid had attended Baseball stadium a meeting of some 600 persons in St Anthony Park, St Paul, where it ras voted unanimously to oppose construction of a major league baseball stadium near Como or Cleveland or north of the State Fair grounds. The matter was then dis- cussed, and on motion by Shavor, seconded by Hustrulid, the council by a unanimous vote adopted the following resolution: Resolution: WHEREAS, the council of the Village of Falcon Heights feels that the erection of a baseball stadium for the Cities of Minneapolis and St Paul, at either of the proposed locations west or north of the State Fair grounds, or any other location within the Village of Falcon Heights, would be detrimental to the best interests of the residents of Falcon Heights, the Institute of Agriculture, University of ?~2innesota, a nd the Minnesota State Fair. wTHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village council of Falcon Heights be recorded as ppposed to the erection of a stadium at any of the said locations and to the issuance of the necessary building permit and to the required. rezoning of any property proposed to be used for such purpose, and that the Village Clerk be authorized and directed to deliver a copy of this resolution to the Regents of the University of Minnesota prior to their meeting on Friday, May ltt, 1954.