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X93 Alley account Nilsen reported on receiving check from G.S. Seaborn made payable paid up. - to the Village in the amount of ~J~2.31, covering balance due_for Seaborn work on the alley between Iowa and Idaho Avenues from Albert to Pascal last summer. It was stated that previous payments on the total bill amounting to $111.31, were X640.00 on July 11t, 1956 and ~2~.00 on November '~, 1956. Nilsen moved that a letter be written to Mr. Seaborn by the Clerk, acknowledging payment of the account in full. Seconded by Utecht and motion carried unanimously. Tree trimming Nilsen. moved that Schultz Tree Service be authorized to carry on boulevard tree trimming work up to 46~t75.00. Shavor seconded and motion carried unanimously. Treasurer's Treasurer Olsen reported on a bill he received from the 3ruce monthly. state- Publishing Company, of St Paul, in the amount of $15.00 for went form printing of Treasurer's monthly statement forms. He said that matter the forms which they did over a second time were unsatisfactory and that he had so advised the Bruce Publishing Company. He was directed to return the bill to the Bruce Publishing Company and all of the statement forms they had turned out for him. Village Hall Attorney Graham summarized his letter of March 13, 1957, to ~6r. Sewer Connection James Gallaher, Faxmers Union Grain Terminal Association, regarding Easement this matter. He said our engineers had prepared a plain to show how the Village Hall cesspool would connect with a manhole in the alley on Hollywood Court, and that he had discussed this with Mr. Gallaher as to getting a permanent easement across FUGTA property. He said Mr. Gallaher requested a copy of the plan in order that the matter could be taken up with the management, suggesting that the easement contain a provision requiring the Village to agree to relocate the line at Village expense if building on or use of the property by the FUGTA requires such relocation. Attorney Graham said he believed such a provision could be properly a part of the permanent easement. Falcon Woods B. L. Gage, of Gage Construction Company appeared before the Addition -, council and said the suggestion had been made to delay finishing of Autumn Street and Prior Avenue, Falcon Woods Addition, until B.L. Gage re the sewer comes into the Addition. On behalf of the home finishing owners in the area, Mr. Gage asked that the council approve his Autumn St. & application for surfacing of the roads just as soon as the Prior Ave. Village Engineer says conditions are suitable for doing the work. Verne I~ungren, of our Village Engineers, said he had ioe~~edtoder the road, that it is impassible and doubted if the road could be surfaced before May 1st. Mr. Steffes said that in connection with the sewer progress plan, that Falcon Wood Addition could be put in the first stage so that construction work could btart in May. Mr. Ljungren said his check of the street showed about 200 feet below grade out. of a total of 1,200 feet, that there was some work to be done by Mr. Gage on~the road before resurfacing could be done, including some blading, and that it was dir. Gage's responsibility to keep the road serviceable. It was pointed out that putting the Falcon `rYoods area in the first stake of sewer construction would enable th developer to brim; the streets up to a standard acceptable for maintenance by the Village. The matter of deferring final resurfacing of the street until the sewer comes in was discussed with Ray Garcia, 1906. Prior Ave., and Clarence