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<br />State Fire April 25-29, this year, with request that the Fire Chief and
<br />School one paid firemen be authorized to attend with tuition of
<br />9615.00 per man and expense of about 967.50 per man, allowed,
<br />the two paid firemen to attend the school on their off days
<br />under one tuition. Approval was voted on motion by Cartwright,
<br />seconded by Shavor.
<br />Merit system Letter of February 22 from Fire Chief Swanson, certifying that
<br />increase - Fireman B.J. Slama passed requirements of Section #7,~Ordinance
<br />B.J. Slama. #31, effective March 1, 1955. After discussion, Cartwright
<br />moved that Fireman Slama having complied with said ordinance
<br />requirements, be given a salary increase fron ~2z5 to $285 per
<br />month, and that the Fire Chiefs salary be increased from
<br />$320 to 9b325 per month, both salary increases to be effective
<br />March 1, 1955. Seconded by Shavor and motion carried.
<br />J.Wesley Nelson Letter of February 1!~ from J. ~Yesley Nelson, 1ltU2 Test Iowa Avenue,
<br />proposal re proposing that Larpenteur avenue be developed into a !~-lane
<br />Larpenteur divided highway, was read. After discussion, Stewart moved that
<br />avenue the letter be referred to the County Engineer for comment. Seconded
<br />by Cartwright and so ordered.
<br />Re traffic Copy of the Villa ge Attorneys letter of .February 11 to the
<br />Fair grounds, Attorney General, requesting an opinion as to whether Village
<br />Farm School ordinance regulating traffic also applies on Fair grounds and
<br />Farm school property. Following a discussion of this matter,
<br />Shavor moved that the Village attorney be requested to furnish
<br />an opinion as to the governmental unit which should collect fines
<br />on traffic violation tickets issued by the County Sheriff on
<br />County rods within the Village, also on Village streets.
<br />Seconded by Stewart and motion carried.
<br />Policing In connection with bill for Earl Smith, policing and mileage,
<br />bills Feb. 16 and 17, and Henry J. Dachtera, policing and mileage,
<br />Feb. 1@; Shavor moved that said bills be returned to Public Safety
<br />Supervisor Don Arndt for re-submission on the basis of calendar
<br />months as previously agreed. Seconded by Cartwright and so ordered.
<br />Bills: On motion by Cartwright, seconded by Shavor, the following bills
<br />were ordered paid:
<br />M.V. Anderson, prepare 19511 Village financial statement, 9675.00
<br />Nick Christensen, fees, bldg permits #1t3~ thru hLtO, X163.30
<br />The Rose Tribune, publish 1954 Village financial statement, 9690.65
<br />McClain ~ Nedman, office supplies, F•D., 2-15, X2.60
<br />Minn. Fire Extinguisher Co., CO 2 re~rharge, 13.50
<br />Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., Ne 5200, Feb, 10, $12.20
<br />The Rose Tribune, publish Ordinance No. 31, 4k38,60
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<br />Trailers - Cartwright reported talking with the manager of the Standard
<br />Standard Gasoline Service station about his proposal for handling trailers.
<br />Service He said the manager stated they planned to have three or four
<br />Station small trailers at the station to try out as a service to the
<br />community, but that they would get rid of them if it became
<br />necessary to take out a license to handle the trailers. On motion
<br />by Shavor, seconded by~Stewart, it was voted to approve Trustee
<br />Cartwright~s reco~nendation that the handling of trailers be
<br />watched and if the practice spreads, that the Villa ge consider
<br />licensing same.
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