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<br />Dachtera charge, Item on policeman Henry Dachtera's bill for June, charging
<br />meeting with
<br />Custom's Club, 3~ hours, 18 miles, for meeting with the Customs Club the
<br />evening of June 11, was discussed. Utecht moved that none
<br />disallowed. of the Village police officers be paid for attending extra
<br /> curricular meetings unless authorized by the council, acrd
<br /> that payment to Dachtera for atte~nce at said Customs Clu b
<br /> meeting, included in Villa ge check No. lt250, be deducted
<br /> from Officer Dachtera's policing and mileage claim for July.
<br /> Seconded by Shavor and motion carried unanimously,
<br />Bills: On motion by Utecht, seconded by Shavor, the following bills
<br /> were ordered paid:
<br /> Advance Stamps Works, 2-line rubber stamp, X1.25
<br /> Briggs, ~il~ort~ Morton, KyU 8~ Maca~ne., legal services, June, $150.00
<br /> Joe W. Koalska, cutting weeds, Holton & Garden drainage area,$55.00
<br /> Montgomery Ward, 3 qts paint for VH kitchen, ~l~.80
<br /> NW F3ell Telephone Co., Mi It-5050, July 1, X15.00
<br /> St Paul Book & Sta., supplies Clerk's office, Reqn. #82, $11.80
<br /> American Linen Supply, linen service, June 25, X3.82
<br /> Amer. Red Cross,St Paul Chapter, lst aid sleeve emblems(21),~5.25
<br /> Baden's P re Oil, gasoline, June 4, - 51¢
<br /> Minn. Motorized Fire Truck Co., test, check & repack
<br /> 600 GPM pumper, X50.00
<br /> Natl Fire Protection Ass'n,, Chief's membership dues
<br /> starting 3-1-5b, $12.50
<br /> 5t Paul Book & Sta., office supplies, Reqn #81 (F.D,), $1.36
<br />Vol. Firemen's payroll, June, X153.00
<br /> Nor.States Power Co., VH Apt. elec., 7-12, X1.00
<br /> " " " water. heater elec., 7-12, ~2.01~
<br /> " " " elec. VHRcFS, 7-12, $17.77
<br /> " " " street lighting, 7-12, $93.33
<br /> Joe W. Koalska, cutting weeds, streets & alleys, X75.00
<br /> Ramsey Co. Treas., street work, June, X6132.18
<br />Maple Kno11
<br />traffic Mr.Frank Skog, 1607 Mamie Knoll Drive, with three other Maple Knoll
<br /> residents appeared before the council to report there were 27
<br /> signers to the petition to barricade the entrance to Maple Knoll
<br /> from Snelling avenue and 17 residents who were opposed. Mr. E.W.
<br /> Spring, 1665 Garden, inquired if any consideration had been given
<br /> to the placing of stop signs at intersections, and was informed
<br /> this had been considered. After discussion and in accord with
<br /> the wishes of Maple Knoll residents in attendance, Utecht moved
<br /> that the matter be .referred to Public Safety Supervisor Don
<br /> Arndt with instructions that he contact Messrs. James E. Brown
<br /> and E.W. Spring, of the Maple Knoll Citizens' Committee, for
<br /> the purpose of arranging a meeting with residents of the area
<br /> as a means of reaching agreement on the problem, with the under-
<br /> standing that all concerned be given two weeks' advance notice
<br /> of the proposed meeting, including Trustee Nilsen who will
<br /> represent the Council. Seconded by Stewart and motion carried
<br /> unanimously.
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