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Re,yular 11Qeeting - May 3, 1955 Mr. George T< Klein, 53 - 7th Ilvenue N.F,., IVort.h St, Paui, was introduced to the Council by Uscar Londin, the Building Inspec- tor, with the suggestion that 4~Ir. Klein be considered for appoint- ment to the position of Gas Inspector for the Village. Mr, Londin pointed out that gas installation within the village has been com- menced and lines have been laid by the Northern States Power Com•.. pang' so that it is imperative, that we appoint a gas inspector with- out delay. Upon motion by Vitale, seconded by Loeffler, it was "i;13SOLVEI~, that pursuant to the, recommendation of Oscar Londin, Adr, Creorge 'f, Klein of North St. Paul be and is hereby appointed Gas Inspector for the Village of l.itt7.e Canada and his compensation to be based uporz the same fees as are, set up in the adjoining municipalities of Roseville acid New Can- ada '1'ovanshi.p." 1l)res - j Nay's •- 0 The resolution was aciopteci. Rev. A. H. Durand introduced Mt, Bennett, head of the civilian defense organ.iza.tion for this area, expiaini.ng 'Chat Nlr. I~en- net.i; would set forth information with refc-;rence to ai.r raid alarm system for this comnnrnity. Mr. Bennett exp7.a.ine.d the details of th.e various types of aP.arm i.nstallatfons anti prices therefor at consid- erable length, When he finished his presentation the Village A.t;tor•- ney vaas insi:r7rct.ed to prepare a >ununary of the information given. by N1r, Bennett to be presented at the next Village Council meeting. IU1r. ,less Charpen.tier, 2170 T3urr Street, stated that he had missed the main part. of th.e special meeting in April when the ques- tiorr of a dog ordinance had been considered. Mr, Vit.al.e gave a re- port to the Council of his survey with reference to dogs. The re- port was received by tlxe Council and there was some discussion gera- erally with reference to dogs and dog orciirlane,es, Lt wa.s informally decidr-,d that the question be studied i'urther and that: some provisions be prepared vvh.ich would at least give authority to the officers of the Village to Yrandle. any aggravated situations with reference to stray clogs. The Clerk. read a letter :from i'di7.ner Carley, Village Engi- nc-er, in which A6r> Carle-,y recommen.dec9 changes in the }3uilding Code, IUr® Memmer was instructed to prel.7are the rrecc:ssary amendments to i'.he ordinance and l~rr, Carle;yes letter was received f'ar filing. The Clerk also read a letter from the Chairman of the P~Iounds Vies 'town C3oard explaining certain amendments that they .in.- tend to rrialte to their bl.rild.ing code. 'Phis letter was received and filed, The Cler}s. read a. letter from! the Kuhlman-•Gervais•rKeller l..ake Improvement Association. criticizing the county government; and the local governments for inadequate policing with reference to t.h.e use of the lakes and the Assai,a.tion as}ced the governing body to make a spec.ia.l. effort to enforce the laws. Phis letter v,~as rer..eived and ;? .-