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620 Hanson of the apartment property. Shavor then moved that the complaint drainage that the increased water run-off is from the Associated Investors' (cont'd) property, be referred to the Associated Investors to see what can be done, and that the Clerk phone Mrs. Hanson and Attorney Wallace of the council's action. Seconded by Hustrulid and so ordered. Power Co. The Clerk read from a folder received from the Northern States advertising Power Company, relative to the Power Company's advertising campaign for attract- to attract businesses to communities in the upper Midsest, includ- ing biz. ing our Village. Stenzinger moved that the folder be referred to our Planning Commission for study and recommendation. Seconded by Hustrulid and so ordered. Paver Co.'s The Clerk presented a copy of the revised Supplementary Rules and revised rules Regale tions of the Power Company, making it possible to use more increasing gas under the General Service rate and increasing the limits gas load allotted for residential, commercial and industrial space heating limits fro~h 200 to 2,000 cubic feet per hour. Proposed The Clerk read a letter from The Old Northwest Company, of Minneapolis, group an insurance agency, referring to a law enacted by the 1955 state insurance legislature, authorizing municipalities to place group insurance on its employes and to participate in premiums. Stenzinger moved that the file be referred to Trustee Cartwright for checking and report. Seconded by Hustrulid and so ordered. Cooperative Letter of October 18, 1955 from the League of Minnesota Municipalities, agreements together with a report prepared by Mrs. Vera Likins, covering for m~uiicipal cooperative agreements for municipal services between governmental services units in the Twin Cities area, was considered. The Clerk was asked to request additional copies so that each member of the council and our attorney may have a copy. Operational Governor Freeman's letter of October !t, 1955, relative to securing Survival Plan- the cooperation of all levels of government for an Operational Civil Defense Survival Plan Was read, and the following resolution adopted by a unanimous vote on motion by Hustrulid, seconded by Cartsright: Resolution: WHEREAS, if this country is attacked, the primary objective of the enemy will include centers of industrial production, and concentrated on our civilian population; and WHEREAS, the capabilities of nuclear and other weapons are so great that an attack, if successful, will result in damage and casualties far beyond the resources of any community; and WHEREAS, the S t Paul-Minneapolis metropolitan area is officially listed by the Federal government as one of 70 critical target areas in the Nation;; and WHEREAS, the Federal Civil Defense Administration has invAted the State of Minnesota to participate in the National Survival Plan project. NCM, THEREFORE, be it resolved .that: the political subdivision of the Village of Falcon Heights, State of Minnesota, will cooperate to the full extent of our capabilities with