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i Metropolitan WHEREAS, such coordinated planning can be done effectively Planning only through or xith the aid of a centralized, professionally Commission staffed planning agency. resalution (cont'd.) THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village Council, Village of Fal con Heights, hereby supports the proposed Metropolitan Planning Commission bill and urges its passage by the 195? legislature. (The Clerk was asked to send copies of the resolution to - The Governor's Advisory Committee, Senator Elmer L. Andersen, Representative John Tracy Anderson, League of Minnesota Municipalities, and to Mr. Eugene Nexhall, Minneapolis Tribune). Lock for In connection xith the xarming house at the skating rink, warming house 1393 Garden; Nilsen moved that a lock be provided for the xarming house. Seconded by Shavor and. motion carried unanimously. . Dogs Further complaints regarding dogs annpying children at the Falcon Heights School, were discussed. It xas agreed that our Village police should check on the ownership of the dogs and inform the owners of their responsibility under the ordinance. Trustee Warkentien xill advise Police Commissioner Arndt-accordingly. Ordinance No. !t2 After dissuasion, Utecht moved adoption of Ordinance No. lt2, (Curfew) AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE PRESENCE OF MINORS UNDER THE AGE OF 16 YEARS ON THE STREETS OR IN PUBLIC PLACES AT CERTAIN HOURS, DEFIDTING THE DUTIES 0~'PARENTS AND OTHERS IN THE CARE OF MINORS AND PROVIDING FOR•PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF. Seconded by Shavor and the following vote taken and recorded: Adopted Ayes: Utecht, Shavor, Nilsen, Warkentien, Stewart Nays: None The Mayor then declared Ordinance No. 2t2 adopted by a unanimous vote and ordered publication of same in The Rose Tribune of January 31, 1957. Gas tax Trustee Shavor reported on the meeting of village and legislation township officers from suburban Ramsey County, xhich was proposed called by Mayor Ashbach, of Arden Hills, and held. January 15, 1957, in the Roseville Village Hall, for the purpose of discussing the allocation of highway users' funds under the recently passed Amendment No. 2,rto~=municipalities under 5,000 population. He said it xas voted unanimously that special legislation be sponsored for Ramsey County that xould (1) retain the present legislation providing for the distribution of X60,000 to municipalities in Ramsey County; (2) permit distribution of 3/29 of the count~~s'share under the near amendment to municipalities under 5,000 in cash instead of in work by the county; (3) Authorize the County to maintain present county roads in villages under 5,000 and to maintain the traveled center strip in villages over 5,000. Trustee Shavor also reported that a committee was appointed to prepare a formula for distribution of the new funds and discuss the plan with the Board of County Commissioners for presentation at the next meeting February 27, 1957.