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~~~ Regn. #1x1 Fire Dept. Regn.#42 Civil Defense Natl Fire Protection Assn. membership covering supplies needed by Fire Department, was approved on motion by Cartwright, seconded by Hust.rulid. for 250 identification cards, six card index outfits with ruled. cards, and 200 oath forms for Civil Defense, was approved on motion by Hustrulid, seconded by Cartwright.. for the year beginning November 19511, including six firemen magazines, dues X12.50, was approved on motion by Cartwright, seconded by Hustrulid. School buses- Letter of October 1, from the Superintendent of Schools, was Tandem axles read, res~uestng~permission to operate school buses without tandem rear axles over certain Village streets. Stenzinger moved that said letter be referred to Attorney Graham for study and report. Requests gun The clerk reported receiving a phone request from Bernard purchasing J. Shipstad, 1756 Holton, for a written permit from the permit council to purchase a 38 Smith and Wesson revolver. After discussion, Hustrulid moved that the request be referred to our attorney for checking and report. Seconded by Shavor and so ordered. VH&FS In connection with gravel needed for the Village Hall and parking lot Fire Station parking area, the clerk reported that Engineer gravel Carley estimated this at 60 yards, plus the cost of grading approximating 4 hours at X8.00 an hour. Zt was agreed to refer the estimate to Street Commissioner Seaborn so that he may determine whether. Mr. Carley or the County can do the work at the lowest cost, with request that it be ordered done immediately at the lowest cost. Crossroads The matter of rearrangement of part of the Crossroads Addition Addition plat submitted by Mr. N.L. Hermes, the developer, was discussed with Mr. N. L. Hermes and his attorney, hqr. Charles. E. Nieman, who were present. Engineer Carley~s letter of October 11, 195Lt, in connection with his previous recommendation that Fry street, as shown in the above mentioned proposed subdivision, be dedicated to a full 60-foot width, and his recommendations with respect to necessary construction which will have to be done if the street is to develop with houses constructed on each side of it, was read. !~!r. Nieman stated that 33 feet of the proposed roadway is owned by the Village and questioned that the developer had any right to rebuild a public street. He said that the plat submitted by Mr. Hermes proposed to dedicate the 12-foot strip adjacent to Fry street and another 5 feet, so that ultimately this would be a 50-foot street as it is in the Maple Knoll area. Mr. Nieman said that *~r. Hermes should not be asked to give another l0 feet as a boulevard for the benefit of residents across the street and. that this would cut down the size of the lots owned by the developer so there would be question as to whether Mr. Hermes could afford to go_ ahead with the proposed development. After considerable discussion, it was decided to hold a special meeting for considering the matter further, said meeting to be attended by Mr. Hermes and his attorney, Engineer Carley, the Planning Commission and Street Commissioner Seaborn. The Village Clerk was asked to arrange such a meeting on a date to be agreed upon.