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166 1/27/27 trolling signs. The Clerk asked about disposition of the sign permit application made by Eugene Jerdee at the time his special use permit was granted. After discussion, it was decided that no permit is needed for a sign whose area was up to and inclu- ding 6 sq. ft. The Clerk will refund Mr. Jerdee's $5.00 fee. Mr. Jaworski moved to approve renewing the kennel license for William Morrison. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal moved, on the Clerk's request, to raise the amount in the Petty Cash Fund to $50.00. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried unanimously. The Clerk asked for direction on handling the $100 for an off -sale liquor li- cense which had been received from Lee C. Smith two years ago as no license had ever been isti,1od and there was no place of business constructed. Mr. Bohjanen stated that he had been advised by the Attorney to hold this money against the $565 still outstanding for special use permit and rezoning fees. Mr. Locher has written again to Mr. Smith to try to collect this money. The Clerk stated that she had received $4500 so far in sewer hookup fees from Chomonix and had invested the total amount in 90-day 5% savings certificates. This met with approval. The Clerk broached the idea of paying the Building Inspector in the same manner as the Plumbing Inspector, namely that he would be paid after turning in the permits which have passed inspection. Mr. Dupre said he could do it this way. Mr. Bohjanan wished to have this made a matter of procedure. The Clerk stated that Henry Rosengren had just given her duplicate application and bonds for an off sale liquor license. These were set aside for Mr. Locher to inspect when he returned to his chair. Mr. Marier asked if there was a limit of off -sale liquor licenses in the Village; he was informed there was no limit; we have two now. The Clerk mentioned that Roy Backlin had expressed a wish for a small file cab - ireit for his office to keep vehicle maintenance records in. As she has a two drawer file in her office which has no lock, and thus little use, she suggested putting this file in the shop office and purchasing an 8' table for her office, which had been included in the budget. Members looked at the catalogue dis- cription. Mr. Cardinal moved to purchase a table for the Clerk's office from Superior Products at a cost of $37 plus shipping. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mrs. Swanson suggested that some sort of shelving could be used both in the Clerk's office and shop office. She noted that no closets had been built in and the janitor's supplies are kept on the floor or in a box. Mr. Cardinal stated that steel shelving had been discussed, but never purchased. It was decided to have Mr. Backlin and the janitor look into the matter. Mrs. Swanson inquired if there was any ordinance in regards to where off -sale liquor stores can be located in the same area. Mr. Bohjanen stated there was nothing in our ordinances regarding this. Mr. Cardinal reported that the first Park Board meeting was introductory. The rinks had been cleaned off after the snowfall and everything seems to be in fair skating condition. He noted that the incident involving a boy who had teeth broken by a hockey puck involved no liability on our part since there was no scheduled game or negligence on our part. Mr. Marier felt that a letter should be sent to Mrs. Kineade explaining this; the Clerk stated that she had spoken to her already, and Mrs. Kineade had understood and wasonly interested in whether we had the kind of insurance which would pay.