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sos 1 Constable Swanson Ongadvice of our attorney with respect to the council's requested to control of personal property belonging to the Village, turn in Village Shavor moved that Swanson be requested to turn over to policing equipt. Public Safety Supervisor Don. Arndt, all Village policing equipment that he may have in his possession, such as traffic tickets, oolice badges, billy clubs, etc. Seconded by Cartwright and mo+.,ion carried unanimously, Hydrostatic test Letter from Fire Chief Swanson was read, explain.in~-.that pump the hydrostatic test pump requisitioned August 5, 1Q55, would be used for testing Yiose, that heretofore such tests have been made by use of the pump on the apparatus, but that such continued use might result in damage to the pump. Swanson said the Nalprin Supply Company, of Los Angeles, offers this test equipment complete for ~'~72.OU, After dis- cussion, Shavor moved that the question of purchasing a hydrostatic test pump be referred to the Village Clerk for pricing and additional information. Seconded by Stewart and motion carried.. Fireman Schultz Don Arndt informed the council that DeputYSheriffs Earl cooperates in Smith and James +~aller had reported on the cooperation emergency case they received from. our Fire Department. in an emergency heart case, Sunday, August 21, 1955. They said that Fireman Stanley P. Schultz, on duty at, the time, had. the resuscitator ready when the deputies and the patient arrived, that Schultz' action in operating the resuscitator on the patient, !~dr. William Teter, of Logo, &~issouri, at the fire station and until the patient reached Ancker Hospital, contributed much towards saving dir. Te~er's life according to the doctor's .report. After discussion, Cartwright moved that the Clerk be instructed to write Fireman Scfialtz a letter of commendation on his action in the -natter. Seconded by Shavor and. motion carried unanimously. Insurance on Attorney Graham's letter of August 19 was read, relative to fire trucks insurance policies Nos. CAL X9561 and Itr 73305, covering the two fire trucks against liability and physical damage, stating he had checked these against the previous policies and that the coverage is the same. ?fir. Graham's letter also noted that we did not have collision or comprehensive insurance covering the fire trucks, and that the council mip~ht want to revieti^r the decision made in not providing this coverage. The Clerk was asked to discuss this matter with the League of ?Municipalities office as to what. other communities-•do on collision insurance on their trucks, also to talk with Lynn iatteson regarding the matter. Street lights R. Street Commissioner Suborn being present, was asked to street signs, determine and report on the number of street lights needed Klatt.'s addi±,ion, in Klatt's addition and the estimated costa He was also Maple Knoll asked to check and report on the number of street signs required for A~aple Knoll and Klatt's additions and on Remove sand estimated costs for eachg subdivfbn. Seaborn reported tramline R= Idaho he had been asked to have sand at. Hamline near Idaho and Iowa removed. Shavor moved that the Street Commissioner be authorized t~ have the sand at. said location removed. Seconded. by Stewart and so ordered. ,~ ~ 1