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ss~~ Ben Wilson, asked to be heard a second time. Said he wanted to speak in 1835 Simpson behalf of George Geist who is his neighbor. Wilson said he knew some people had complained about Georges dogs, but that the dogs never bothered him and that it is only when the dogs are molested that they bark. John C. Kelsey, asked regarding enforcement of the ordinance. Mr. Kelsey said 1lt70 West California there is a difference between dogs, but that all should be registered so it can be determined which dogs are giving the trouble. L.M. Nolan, said he owass a dog and keeps it on a leash the year around, 11185 West California Thinks those who keep dogs as a hobby should be given consideration. Ordinance No. 39 No one else wishing to be heard, the council discussed. the proposed ordinance further and suggested corrections. Dog Registration Nilsen then moved adoption of ORDINANCE N0. 39, AN ORDINANGE REGISTERING AND REGULATING THE KEEPING OF DOGS. Seconded by Utecht and the following vote taken and recorded: Ayes: Utecht; Shavor, Cartwright, Nilsen, Stewar t Nays: None The Mayor declared Ordinance No. 39 adopted by a unanimous vote and ordered publication of same. Group insurance Letter from the Village attorney relative to the letter and questionnaire from the Minnesota Benefit Association relative to a statute providing that the Village may pay all or part of the premiums. on group insurance for Village employees, was discussed. It was agreed to refer the matter to Cartwright who will develop information as to costs. Plaiks at skating In connection with having the planks picked up at the skating rink rink at Garden and Holton, Cartwright was asked to make the best deal he could in having the work done. proposed Village Hall In the matter of advertisine for bids for the/Villae~e Hall Assembly Room heating system and for Village Hall improvements, Utecht moved improvements - that the Clerk be authorized to publish said advertisements advertisement for in The Rose Tribune of April 19, 1956. Seconded by Cartwright bids and motion carried unanimously. Street plan for After discussion, Shavor moved that the Planning Commission be unplatted areas requested to continue their study of a proposed street plan for the remaining unplatted areas of the Village, and that the Commission be authorized to employ technical assistance in connection with the project if necessary, with the suggestion that the area south of Larpenteur, between Cleveland and Snelling, be given first consideration. Seconded by Cartwright and motio carried unanimously. Associated Investors- Complaints were considered regarding continued parking of Parking cars on Residence district A property in the rear of Associated Investors' business block adjacent to Arona. Cartwright moved that our attorney write the present owner and the rumored future owner, notifying them that they are