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:x.34 Resolution - (2) the Village Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to return forthwith to the bidders the deposits or bonds (Street re- made with their bids, except that the deposits of the surfacing - successful bidder and the next lowest bidder shall be cont'd.) retained until the contract has been signed. State of Minn. Letter of May 13, 1957 from the State of Minnesota, Water Pollution Water Pollution Control Commission, ryas read, approving Control Commission plans recently submitted to the Commission for sewerage approves sewer facilities in Falcon Heights and granting permit for plans construction. The letter stated that when the pro3ect is c ompl'eted in accordance with the plans and specificati ons, that the Commmission should be advised so that a permit can be issued for the use of these facilities. PERA legislation Letter of May 10, 1957,,,fzbm the Public Employees Retirement Board, relative to legislation enacted by the 1957 Legis- lature, affecting the Public Employees Retirement Association, was read. State Investment Letter of May 16, 1957, from the State Treasurer was read, Board re purchase replying to our request on the State Investment Board to of Serer bonds purchase X375,000.00 worth of the proposed sewer bond issue. The State Treasurer's letter indicated that small applications were preferred and that applications for more than $250,000,00 could not be accommodated. The Village Attorney reported he had talked with the State Treasurer after the Treasurer's letter was written, suggesting that if the Board could purchase X100,000 to $200,000 of our bonds that this would not only help on the interest rate, but would permit the Village to b~ back some of the bonds, effecting a further. saving. The State Treasurer, he said, indicated he would discuss the matter with other members of the Investment Board. Falcon Woods Add'n. intr. Otto G. BOnestroo and a number of other residents of house sewer connec- the Falcon Woods Addition appeared before the council tions regarding a sewer matter in their area. The Mayor reported on receiving a call from Kenneth Schurhamer, of St Paul, who is i'h the sanitary sewer service business, and that he met with Mr. Schurhamer, Mr. Bonestroo and 13 homeowners in the Falcon Woods area who had proceeded with laying of sewer pipes from their houses to the street to a point five feet short of t:~e stub in the street. Mr. Bonestroo said he wanted his house connection in, so called Mr. Schurhamer for an estimate for running the house service in. Also said he called Building Inspector Christensen and asked him if he knew what the requirements were and was informed the pipe could bd laid five feet from the property line. Said others also called but in every instance are five feet short of the stub in the street, and that there is a total of 65 feet of sewer involved, which he suggested be made a pant of the sewer contract.