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622 To1tz,King & Day Mr. A. J. Duvall, of Toltz, King & Day, Inc., handed to report covering each member of the council and our attorney a copy of proposed plan of the report prepared by Toltz, King and Dom, Inc., covering SANITARY SE9YER the proposed sanitary suer system for Falcon Heights, SYSTEM possible points of connection to St Paul, expected sewage flow and other pertinent data. After discussion, Hustrulid moved that two copies of the report be submitted to the St Paul City Council, asking that Falcon Heights be granted permission to connect its proposed sanitary sewer system to the St Paul sewers. Seconded by Stenzinger and motion carried unanimously. Warming house Stenzinger reported that he had talked with Mr. Husby about for School securing a warming house for the skating rink at the Falcon skating rink Heights grade school. Said Husby did not think the kno~ak-down type of farming house was well enough constructed. Said they discussed the portable type that could be moved by truck, the warming house to have plywood exterior with window across front so the structure could be utilised in the summer by our Little League baseball for dispensing pop, etc. Stenzinger said that Mr. Husby agreed to put up said warming house, 1Ox11~, at a net cost to the village of not to exceed ~lt99.00. After discussion, Cart~rright moved that the Village order a warming house from Mr. Husby, the cost not to exeeed ~499.op. Seconded by Hustrulid and motion carried unanimously. Driveway, 1877 Asbury -County asked to watch when snout plowing i Attorney Graham reported on his inspection of the driveway at 1877 Aster and discussion he had in this connection with the property owner. Upon Attorney Graham's recommendation, Cartwright moved that the Clerk write to the County Engineer, notifying him that the driveway slab located at the corner of Ruggles and Asbury is a few inches above the street grade and that the County's snow plowing operators should be informed to watch out for this when snow plamring is done. Seconded by Stenzinger and motion carried unanimously. Heating & Air The Clerk reported that he had written the Village Clerk C~~nditioning Examin- of North St Paul as directed in connection with their inquiry ation Board about our recognizing certificates of competency issued by the Minnesota Heating and Air Conditioning Examination Board, to the effect that Falcon Heights is not involved, as each master gas installer licensed in our Village must have a certificate of competency from the City of St Paul. The Clerk suggested that a similar letter be written to the Minnesota Heating and Air Conditioning Examination Board. Cartwright maned that the Clerk be authorized to write the Minnesota Heating and Air Conditioning Examination Board accordingly. Seconded by Shavor and so ordered. 1956 Budget After discussion and on motion by Cartwright, seconded by Hus trulid, the following resolution was adopted by a unanimous vote with the request that the Clerk make certification of same to the County Auditor: