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June 1 1 , 1973 <br />They don't fight during office hours. She asked, Why won't it be <br />flown 24 hours? <br />Mr. Jaworski answered that he felt that we were not any less patriotic by <br />flying the Flag for 24 hours. In, fact, he felt that we were being dis- <br />respectful by subjecting the Flag to the abuse of the weather by flying <br />it for 24 hours. <br />Mr. Moen asked how long this last Flag had been up. Someone thought <br />about a year. Mr. Moen said it should have been replaced in that span <br />of time. Mrs. Bohjanen said it had been up for 15 months and that no <br />Councilmen had said that it was Catered and torn. <br />Candy Bohjanen said it cost the Village more to take the Flag down and <br />put it up than it does to leave it up. <br />A gentleman from the audience said that in view of the fact that the <br />VFW will replace the Flag whenever necessary and we have the proper <br />facilities for flying the Flag 24 hours, he could see no reason for <br />not flying it. <br />Mr. Zelinka had done some quick calculations and came up with a figure <br />of $100.00 per cost to raise and lower the Flag. Since the VFW will <br />replace the Flag, Mr. Zelinka moved that the Council reconsider and <br />authorize the Flag to be flown 24 hours. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen:. <br />Mr. Bohjanen and Mr. Zelinka voted,Yes; Mr. Jaworski voted, No; Mr. <br />Marier abstained. Motion carried. <br />Mr. Bohjanen said he had a call from Mr. Frazer and Mr. Bohjanen asked <br />Mr. Locher to read the copy of the State Fire Marshall's report on <br />the gasoline tank located on the Leo Bruder property. The report <br />stated that Mr. Bruder has 30 days in which to bring the tanR and the <br />wiring up to State Codes. He must also obtain a PCA permit. <br />Mr. Jaworski said since the tank os visible from Old Highway #8, <br />why wasn't our Fire Marshall instructed to go in and tag him for <br />violation of our ordinance? <br />Mr. Zelinka said Mr. Frazer had called hin and he had stopped by and <br />viewed the tank from Mr. Frazer's yard. In his opinion, it holds <br />around 1000 gallons. Mr. Marier felt that a lot of time was spent <br />talking about these violations and there had been no successful <br />attempt to enforce them. We should either enforce the Ordinances on <br />the books of throw them away. <br />Mr. Locher said the citation for the junk cars has not come up for <br />a hearing as yet, so that is still pending. <br />Mr. Jaworski said that Mr. Frazer had called the state Fire Marshall <br />and he had come out the same day. Our own Fire Marshall should have <br />tagged Mr. Bruder before this. <br />Mr. Locher said that Mr. Bruder seems to think that once he pays a <br />fine, this gives him a license to continue doing the same thing. <br />Mr. Zelinka questioned the statement Mr. Locher made about i I l ega l <br />entry. Mr. Locher said if evidence is obtained by illegal entry, <br />then it is not admissible evidence. He still working on a search <br />