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~3~i Inventory of The Mayor submitted an inventory of Parks & Playground Parks & Playground equipment, dated May 10, 1957, from B. J. Rechtien$ equipment Chairman, Parks & Playground Committee, showing said equipment to be at four locations; 15lt2 Nest Idaho, Mr. Kaechele; 11173 lest Idaho, Boh Reber; the Fire Hall, 16l~l~ W. Larpenteur; and Falcon Heights Playground. Tape Recorder, After discussion of the matter, Utecht moved that the amplifier, etc. V.M. Tape Recorder, Heath Kit., Amplifier, 2 P.A. Speakers, at 1173 Idaho 1 Microphone, and 50 ft. Twin lead cord, be covered under our insurance policy at 11173 Test Idaho. Seconded by Shavor and so ordered. The Clerk was asked to check with the insurance company to see if the equipment should be listed. Police squad Police Commissioner Arndt reported on taking the police car service policy, squad car to Clayton Anderson Motors, North Branch, for also siren the 1,000 mile check up, and that the service policy provides for taking the car to any authorized dealer. Arndt said he would contact the Fire Chief to see if a 12-volt siren would be suitable for fire engine No. 2 so that the No. 2 fire engine's siren can be installed on the squad car. Speed limit On the recommendation of Police Commissioner Arndt for on alleys limiting of the speed limit in alleys, Utecht moved that the Minnesota Highway Department be requested to establish a 15-mile per hour top speed limit on all alleys located within the Village of Falcon Heights, and that the Clerk be authorized to write the Commissioner of High~rays, advis- ing him of the passage of this resolution. Seconded by Nilsen and motion carried unanimously. Firemen to call Nilsen reported that at the fire in the commercial area Sheriff in occurring before 10 A.M., May 10, there was no police em®rgencies officer on hand to take care of the traffic. Arndt explained this was because no call was put out by the Fire Department for an officer from the sheriff's force, Arndt also explained that our part time policing is arranged so as to cover the heaviest traffic period and need for it. Nilsen was asked to arrange with the Fire Department to call the sheriff's car in similar emer~,encies Abolishment Police Commissioner Arndt said that after considering the of Constable question, it was fits recommendation that the office of office recommended. Constable in our Village be abolished. Shavor moved that the Village Attorney be requested to draw up a proposed ordinance for abolishing the office of Constable as provided for iri Chapter 137 of the Laws of Minnesota for 1957. Seconded by Warkentien and motion carried unanimously. Bills: On motion by Utecht, seconded by Shavor, the follo~+ring bills were. ordered paid: Clayton Anderson Motors, oil grease & keys, police car, $11.50 Ramsey Co. Treasurer, street & alley work, Apr., X122.18 Finn. Fire Extinguisher Co., Inc., 15# CO Recharge, X5.00