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~~1 Water After discussion, Hustrulid moved that renewal of the agreement Agreement between the Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association and the GTA Village for the xater extension from the GSA property to the Village Hall be executed, provided the agreement is the same as last year. Seconded by Shavor and carried unanimously. Dachtera re Officer Dachtera reported that one of the gasoline service stations trailers at was considering the ren ting of trailers and wished to knox the filling stations council's reaction to the proposal. It was agreed that Cartwright xould discuss the matter with the service station operator. Pedestrian Dachtera also reported that the businessmen xere allowing the cross xalk signs pedestrian cross ~ralk signs, indicating no parking, to become obscured covered up. Shavor was asked to talk with Mr. Bishop about the matter. Street & Bridge In accounting for the Village's allotment from the County's fund allotment road and bridge fund, amounting to ~1 966.19-this year as compared xith ~2,066.1s7 a year ago,th~~~$~tid that the County Auditor advised that the $~l~0,000 apportioned to various subdivisions is split on a percen tags basis - 30~ or X12,000 according to assessed valuation, and 70;6 or X28,000 on the basis of road mileage, accounting for the variation in the municipality's allotment from year to year.. Spot lighting In reporting on this matter, Hustrulid said the State Traffic pedestrian engineers do not approve of spot lighting traffic signs, which cross calk creates glare and hinders the vision of both the motorist and sign pedestrian. Ordinance No. 31, Cartwright reported that in going over the proposed fire depart- Fire Dept. went ordinances with the Volunteer firemen, they expressed preference for the Ordinance including the duties, rules and a merit system. Cartwright then read the proposed ordinance, and after some discussion, moved adoption of ORDINANCE N0. 31, AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND GOVERNMIIJT OF A VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT A~iB PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ORDINANCE N0, 1 PASSED MAY 11, 1919. Seconded by Stenzinger and the following vote taken and recordeds Ayes: Stenzinger, Shavor, Hustrulid, Cartwright,Stewar~. Nays : None '"~ The Mayor then declared Ordinanc® No. 31 adopted by a unanimous vote and ordered publication of same. Chairs - The Clerk reported that one of the ~t metal folding chairs, Lyon Metal which had rusted, was shipped to theetal Products Company, Products Co. of Aurora, Illinois, at their request, for examination in order that they may arrange for a proper adjustment. Meeting It being 11 P.M., Cartwright moved that the meeting be extended extended in order to complete unfinished business. Seconded by Stewart acid motion carried unanimously. Plana & specs., Hustrulid turned over to the Village attorney the plans and impvts., heating, specifications covering the proposed heating, ceiling and ceiling ~ walls, wall improvements in the assembly room of the Village Hall. Council room. The attorney was asked to prepare these in proper form to advertis® for bids.