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<br />Bills : Briggs, Gilbert, Mortat~, Kyle ~ maca~ -~r~j ,legal services, May, X150
<br />Wm. R. Keye deliver notices re dog ordinance, X3.00
<br />Robert H, Carley " " " " 3.00
<br />Robert Hus~tr:ulid " " " " 1.50
<br />Wm. Hustrulid " " " " 1,25
<br />Joe W. Koalska grading playgrounds, Ida & Snelling, X260.00
<br />Elxood Larson fees, gas burner permits ,10-1-55 thru 5-29-56
<br />X213,12
<br />NW Bell Telephone Co. Mi It-5050, b-1-56, $15.00
<br />N.L. Splett 700 notices re dog ordinance, X10.55
<br />Postmaster, St Paul postage stamps, X15.00
<br />To1tz,King,Duvall,Anderson
<br />and Associates engr. services, sanitary sexers,Apr.,~72.30
<br />Nor.States Prnrer Co. elec. service Rc street lighting, $120.85
<br />Ramsey Co. Treas. street xork, May, $161.70
<br />St Paul Disp~+ch reed notice,6-11-56,Village share, X3.34
<br />American Linen Supply Co., linen ser., May, $6.55
<br />Badens Pure Oil, gas & servicing, Eng. #1, X27.16
<br />Gen. Elec. Supply Co., plug for portable generator light plant, 82¢
<br />Vernon A Schmidt rubbish removalfr~a back of fire
<br />station, 1-1-56 thru 5-31-56, X7.50
<br />Vol. Firemen, payroll, May, $175.00
<br />Water - Letter dated June 13, 1956, from Leonard N. Thompson, General
<br />Maple Knoll Manager, Water Department, St Paul, xas read relative to the
<br />Water Department's study of the Maple Knoll area rater service
<br />situation. The le tter and data sheet information xere discussed
<br />xith representatives of the Maple Knoll committed including
<br />Frank Skog, 1b07 Maple Knoll drive; Mrs Henry Van Hoven, 1615
<br />D~pl.e Knoll drive; Mr. W.H. Pahl, 16011 Maple Knoll drive, and
<br />Mr. Leo Ohman, 1635 Garden. Shavor then moved that two copies
<br />of the Water Departmen is letter be turned over to the Maple
<br />Knoll committee for their consideration, that Shavor be the
<br />council's representative at any memrhit~ee meetings on the
<br />matter, and that the building inspector be instructed not to
<br />issue any further building permits in Maple Knoll until the
<br />rater situation is corrected. Seconded by Nilsen and motion
<br />carried unanimously.
<br />Maple Knoll Mr. W,H. Pahl, 16011 Maple Knoll drive, reported to the council
<br />traffic that some motorists xere by-passing the stop and go signal
<br />at Snelling and Larpenteur avenues, driving from Snelling
<br />Don Arndt via Maple Kno11 and F'Ygr streets to Larpenteur. ~r,~~Pahl proposed
<br />that a temporary barricade be erected and (y~ri d out for th /
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<br />protection of children. i ~a~ety ~u~ervis ~r $on Arndt
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<br />reported that this matter xas discussed xith Mr. J,E. Broxn,
<br />of the Maple Knoll committee, at a recent meeting of the Public
<br />Safety comr--ittee, at which State Traffic Engineer, Mr. Darrel],
<br />and County Traffic Engineer Chenoxeth xere present. Arndt
<br />reported rec~i~pg xord that two or three property oxners in
<br />the area~ob~ected to the proposed barricading of Maple Knoll
<br />drive. Attorney Graham questioned the legality of barricading
<br />a public street. Shavor moved that the request for traffic
<br />control thru Maple Knoll be referred to our Public Safety
<br />committee, xith the request that they consult xith Mr. Chenoxeth '
<br />on the various proposals made, and if possible to recommend
<br />a solution to the council. Seconded by Stexart and. motion
<br />carried unanimously.
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