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Regular Meeting - Apr9.l 6, 1954 The village attorney advised tyre, Council that in order to prevent damage to village roads and streets by heavy construction trucks during the springtime peg=lod when road limits are in effect on these streets, th.e building inspector should be i.nstru.eted by the Council. to a.dvi.se a1.1 those who receive building permits that the work. authorized under the permit will be immediately stopped if the building inspector receives evidence that the contractor or any of his suppliers are violating road limit restrictions, Upon motion by Vitale, seconded by Loeffler, it was "RESOLVED, th.a.t th.e building inspector be and is hereby instructed to stop work on any buildings in process of construction when he receives evidence to the effect that the contractor or a.ny supplier hauling ma- terials to 'the construction site has violated the springtime road limit restrictions a.nd that all building permits issued shall be stamped c,rith a roaarning to this effect a.nd that the village prov3.d.e at its expense such stamp for the use of the building inspector." Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 The resolution vaas adopted. COMMUNICATIONS & 1~iESSAGES The Clerk read. a letter from Sheriff Gibbons inviting a1.1 who desire to attend a civilla.n clefenae meeting to be held at Ma.hto- medi Highschool on Thursday, April ~3, 1954 at 8:00 F.M. The Clerk advised the Council that he has received communi- cations and helpful advice from the Minnesota League of Municipa.lit;ies and that the Council should consld.er the matter of enrolling our village as a member of the League. The Clerk was instructed by the Mayor to communicate with the League of b^:unicipa,lities and inquire as to the membership fees. The Village Glerk read. a letter from the lJ. .S. Census Bureau asking for a complete map and the population of the village. The Clerk read a letter from the Minneapolis Sheet Metal, Heating and Air Conditioning Association requesting copies of the village building code, zoning 1a.cas, etc. The Clerk read a letter from the Minnesota, Department of Realth stating that a. complaint had been received from local citizens concerning the operation of a dump on the shore of Lake Cxervais. The Clerk. advised the Council that he had previously referred this let- ter to the village attorney and tYra.t the village attorney had. answered. the letter. This answer was also read by the Clerk as vaas the reply received from the Department of Health. 4