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<br />Snow Letter from County Engineer and list of streets proposed for
<br />plowing snow plowing, were read. After discussion, Stenzinger moved
<br />195l~-55 that the file be referred to Street Commissioner Seaborn,
<br />requesting that Burton and Folwell streets be cut off the
<br />list, since the Village has never done snow plowing on these
<br />streets and. does r_ot have an easement on same. Seconded by
<br />Cartwright and motion carried unanimously. In connection
<br />with Clapp-Thommsen request for snow plowing in Maple Knoll,
<br />it was agreed to have the Street Commissioner see if the County
<br />could not use small equipment for this purpose.
<br />Attorney's Copies of letters from Attorney Graham were noted with respect
<br />letters to (1) question as to whether municipal liquor store may be
<br />located in Village under present statute (2) Boehm Heating
<br />Company taking out master gas installer's license and. permits
<br />(3) Klatt's Addition and necessary easement from School district
<br />(4) amending ~~innesota statVttes to simplify method for having
<br />boulevard trees trimmed and for assessing costs (5) deadline
<br />for filing in Villa ge election (6) A.G.'s opinion that street
<br />commissioner may be appointed an election fudge (7) approval
<br />of final hard plat of Klatt's Addition and performance bond
<br />required in this connection.
<br />Bus Fare Attorney Graham reported on hearings to be held by the
<br />Hearings, State Railroad and. Warehouse Commission for the purpose of
<br />Mpls-St Paul setting permanent bus rates for Minneapolis and St Paul.
<br />Falcon Heights, he said, has been asked to participate, but
<br />that in view of our situation in this respect and the expense
<br />involved in attending such hearings, that he would not recommend
<br />doing so. He said any council members wishing to attend could
<br />do so.
<br />Bills: On motion by Hustrulid, seconded by Stenzinger, the following
<br />bills were ordered paid:
<br />Falcon Heights Hardware,, supplies,F.D., 9-18, X20.05
<br />Natl Fire Protection Assn., membership starting 11-1,
<br />including 6 firemen magazines,~12.50
<br />O.J.Rental & Sales Co., 1 cylinder oxygen, X3.70
<br />Geo. E. Swanson, car mileage, Sept , $23.32
<br />Vol. firemen, payroll, Sept., :150
<br />Nor, States Power Co., water heater elec., $l~.28
<br />" " " elec. serv., 10-12, X16.74
<br />Brown ~ Day, Inc., 1 tongue gras~ing forcep, ~9.l~0
<br />~,~inn. Fire Equipt Co. , 500 f t. 2 ~" d, 3 , fire hose , X739.90
<br />Briggs,Gilbert,Morton,Kyle~~Macartney, legal services to
<br />9-3o-5t~,~150; ownership report,Rl7,totall~167
<br />McClainR~Hedman Co.,.office supplies, clerk, ~3.Lt0
<br />Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., Mi 5050, 10-1-51t, X15.95
<br />Nick Christensen, fees, bld permits 399 thru 408, $11lt.91
<br />Don Arndt, expenses,, public safety supervisor, Sept., $10.00
<br />Henry Dachtera, policing & mileage, ~152.l~8 (thru 9-30-54)
<br />Earl Smith, policing & mileage, thru 10-7-51t, x].03.97
<br />James Waller , policing & mileage thru 9-9-54, ~6l~1.88
<br />Northern States Power Co., street lighting, 10-12, 9670.00
<br />Ramsey County Treasurer,. street work 8-26 to 9-25-5~t, X50.11
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