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<br />Bills: On motion by Utecht, seconded by Nilsen, the following bills
<br />were ordered paid:
<br />Falcon Heights Hardware, tube fitting, 40¢
<br />Empire Clock Co., Inc., clock repairs, $3.50
<br />Dr. D.M. Garrow, attend Fireman Ray Merkel, X7.00
<br />Gen. Trading Co., supplies, 1-11-57, $57.54 (Fire Dept.)
<br />Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., Mi 6-5200, 1-10, X617.20
<br />Stanley P. Schultz, extra time, fireman, 1-1-57 to 1-21-57,$87.75
<br />Bertrand J. Slams, n n r+ +t n #87.75
<br />Ulen Polish Co., 4 qts. polish, X6.00
<br />The Board of Water Commissioners, hydrant rentals,'S7, $480.00
<br />Falcon Heights Hardware, glass & padlock for posting box,$7.07
<br />++ r+ n skating rink supplies, X51.82
<br />Falcon Heights State Bank,. imprinting 1000 checks, $11.35
<br />Liberty Agency, Inc., 2-yr prem., Clerk's bond, ~~.25
<br />Richard Geisen, warming house supervision, X25.20 (Jan.)
<br />Michael Lethert, " " " Jan., X14.85
<br />Paul Menke n n n n ffi53.55
<br />St Paul Linoleum & Carpet Co., asphalt the installed
<br />Village Hall meeting room, X443.00
<br />Willis Warkentien, expense, U.6f M Trustee's school,l-7-57,5.50
<br />Ramsey Co. Treas., street work,-Dec., ~27.1lt
<br />Earl Grumke, reimbursement, gas fitting,Eng-#2, $1.20
<br />Schultz Tree Service, trimming Jan.10 to Jan.23, X210.00,
<br />Alley account Trustee Nilsen reported that Stan Seaborn had made further
<br />collections towards clearing up the balance of X42.31 dwe~^~he
<br />Village for work done on the alley between Iowa and Idaho
<br />from Albert to North Pascal. Seaborn, he said, indicated
<br />the account would be cleared up soon.
<br />Governor's conference The Mayor reported on attending a conference of suburban
<br />and Advisory Committee representatives, mostly mayors, held at the request of
<br />Governor Freeman on January 15. He said that a committee was
<br />set up to advise the Governor on suburban problems, and that
<br />villages could write to the Governor's Advisory Committee
<br />regarding any special problems. The Mayor said indications
<br />were that action Gould be taken on public utility rate
<br />differentials in the suburbs, on traffic matters, setting up
<br />of business research grid development programs and for easing
<br />of the school tax burden in suburban areas.
<br />Metropolitan In connection with the Metropolitan Planning Commission bill;
<br />Planning Commission the following resolution was, on motion by Shavor, seconded
<br />Bill by Warkentien, adopted by a unanimous vote:
<br />Resolution WHEREAS, there is a great need for general city
<br />type planning on a metropolitan area basis in the TRi.n
<br />Cities' area; and
<br />WHEREAS, there is need for coordination of planning
<br />among the many municipalities in the area, especially
<br />as relating to roads, sewers and other inter-related
<br />services; and
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