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X4`7 Regn. X120 covering lamp and stationery supplies for Clerk's Clerk office, was approved on motion by Warkentien, seconded by Shavor. Reqn. 121 Fire Department requisition for shirt shield badges and cap badges, approved on motion by Stewart, seconded by Shavor. Fire Chief's Letter of June 10 from A. Carl Kaechele, President, Falcon resignation• Heights Fire Department Relief Association, was read, stating not accepted. that at a special meeting on May 14, 1957, the members of the Association voted unanimously not to accept the resignation of Earl Grumke either as Chief of the Department or as a Volunteer fireman. The letter further stated that in lieu of this, it was passed that a leave of absence not to exceed three months, b® given to Grumke, the leave to-be terminated at any time ha desired to return to active duty prior to the three-month period. It was further stated that Mr. Grumke reported back for regular duty on 9€ay 18, 1957, and has been on duty as Fire Chief since that time. Congregational Letter of June 7, 195?, by R.L. Johnson, Chairman, F~con Church Committee Heights Congre~atione~Churbh Building Committee, was read building request relative to plans for a new Sunday school wing to the build- ing at Holton and Garden Streets, and request that the council grant permission for building within 12 feet of the north property line.. Plans and setbacks provided for therein ware discussed with Mr. Johnson and bsr. S,L. Anonsen, of Thorshov Cerny, Inc., Architects. In connection with off-street parking, Mr. Johnson said the Committee had plans for purchasing nearby lots for parking aryd for exploring the possibility of using the parking lot at the Falcon Heights School. The council '~ agreed that the permit request was in order and that the proposed setbacks arc in accord with the ordinance. Stewart moved that issuance of the permit by the Buildi~ag Inspector be authorized. Seconded by Shavor and motion carried unanimously. Urges children E.C. Barney, Resident Engineer, asked that parents be urged be kept from to keep children away from sewer excavating equipment because excavating equip- of possible injuries from trucks, cave-ins and rocks. meat Fry Street Letter of June 11, 1957, from Mr. Steffes was read relative grade to the print showing the grade established for Fry Street from Larpenteur Avenue north as agreed upon with Mr. Ljungren Proposed Storm Letter of June 13, 1957, from Mr. Steffes was read. regarding Sewer - Arona the engineers'study of drainage conditions on Arona from from California California Avenue to Iowa Avenue, and proposed storm sewer to Iowa system estimated to cost $8,335.40. After discussion of the proposal with Mr. Steffes, it was stated that the cost as shown on the detailed estimate would not be covered by the present sewer pro3ect and would have to be handled as a separate storm sewer project azi~h aotice given as to costs involved, the local nature No change in of the benefits and the small area affected. Shavor moved that sewer pro3ect no change be made in the sewer pro ect at this time and that the voted. streets be restored to their presen~ condition. Seconded by Warkentien and motion carried unanimously.