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<br />Lauderdale In connection with making fire inspections in the Village of
<br />inspections .Lauderdale; Acting Volunteer Fire Chief Grumke recommended i~
<br />inspecting commercial buildings in Lauderdale twice a year
<br />as a safety measure for our firemen who are sub3ect to call
<br />under the terms of our standby contract with Lauderdale.
<br />After discussion with Chief Grumke, it was voted unanimously
<br />that Acting Volunteer Fire Chief Grumke be authorized to
<br />arrange for said inspections as he sees fit, on motion by
<br />Cartwright, seconded by Utecht.
<br />Large oxygen Chief Grumke reported that our volunteer firemen recently
<br />tanks furnished bought two large oxygen tanks from their firemen's dance
<br />by Vol.firemen funds, these to be filled by the Village at a saving as
<br />compared with the previous practice of purchasing the
<br />oxygen in small quantities. The two large oxygen tan ks
<br />will serve for refilling the small resuscitator tanks.
<br />The Clerk was asked to write the Volunteers regarding the
<br />matter and to include it in Village news items.
<br />Topographic The Clerk reported. that a new topographic map of the Twin
<br />map Cities and vicinity, showing railroad lines, new highways,
<br />housing developments, etc., could be purchased from the
<br />U,S, Geological Survey, Washington, D,C., for 75¢ according
<br />to news releases. Utecht mnithd that the Clerk be authorized
<br />to purchase the map. Seconded by Cartwright and so ordered.
<br />Building
<br />permits Report from Building Inspector Nick Christensen was read,
<br />showing a total of 55 building permits issued in 1955 with
<br />a total value of X750,325.00.
<br />Ralph Van Ralph Van Hoven, spokesman for a committee appearing before
<br />Hoven the council, said he wished to convey greetings from the
<br />citizens and to say they feel that the ~iiaage government
<br />is in good hands. Mr. Van Hoven also said there are many
<br />residents who are anxious and willing to serve on citizens'
<br />committees or as desired.
<br />Bills: On motion by Cartwright, seconded by Nilsen, the following
<br />bills were ordered paid:
<br />American Linen Supply Co., linen serv., Dec., 9b6.55
<br />Badens Pure Oil Service, gas & oil to 12-31, $13.75
<br />Byrnes Key Shop, file case lock !~ 2 keys, X1.35
<br />Earl Grumke, reimbursement, greasing fire trucks, $3.00
<br />General Trading Co., 1~" swivel vise, X10.53
<br />"' "' " hand counter brush, ~Lt.50
<br />Raymond L. Merkel, services, training for fire motor
<br />operator, 12-15 to 12-31-55, X72.26
<br />Minn, Fire Extinguisher Co., CO 2 recharge ~ SA charges, $5.30
<br />R.A. Myers & Co., disinfectant, X6.85
<br />St Paul Book & Sta., supplies,F.D., X1.73
<br />Terrace Auto Supply, repair battery charger, ~Lt.50
<br />Falcon Heights Hgrdware, F.D. & skating rink supplies,$~t1,96
<br />" " " sweeping compound, 11-18, ~3.lt7
<br />Vol..firemen's payroll Dec., $1Lt2.00
<br />Nor. States Power Co., street lighting, 1-12, 993.33
<br />" " " " water heater elec. , 1-12, $l-.16
<br />n n n n elec., service, 1-12, X27.22
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