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231 4/10/72 4. Potting new heavy duty clutch in Civil Defense truck, installing radio equipment, also blankets, stretcher, first aid kit. 5. Meetings for review of first aid, training films, planning for float. 6. Updating Village disaster plan to comply with State and Federal require - ments for cintinual certification of Civil Defense Director. 7. Updated forms for 5th Corps area to comply as a certified Civil Defense Director. 8. Bought out of funds raised by Civil Defense and Auxiliary a 16 MM sound projector, cost $250.00. 9. Delivered Village phone directories to all the people, also the town hall meeting notices and Civil. Defense books that contain information for use by the people in times of emergency in cooperation with the Fire Chief, Jim Livingston. Mr. Marier asked Mr. Cape for a cost estimate on the CD's spending so far this year. Mr. Cape thought about $150 or less, not including uniforms, which was mostly on putting the equipment together. Mr. Bohjanen mentioned that this is the Only CD organization in the County that has an Auxiliary unit, that it is recognized as being able to function of nec- essary, and that they need such activities to keep them together. Mr. Cape noted that ti was the women's group that held them together and pulled them through at times, they had their upsand downs, but have done a great deal of work. Mr. Cape said he didn't know how some members, both husbandsand wives can put in so much time on CD activities. Mr. Cardinal asked Mr. Cape if he had delivered the Information Guides to all in the Village; Mr. Cape said they had completed their delivery but hadn't got- ten to everyone, noting that it was a bad time to do this over Easter weekend. The papers had been put under the mailbox flags; some may have blown away. Mr. Cardinal asked of he had any trouble getting through the roads - Mr. Cape had not. The Clerk asked that the extra Guides be returned to the office. Mr. Dan Helmer of the Northwest Saddle Club came forward to report on the club's meeting and resultant letter. He had talked with Ken Rehbein and Oscar Ramberg and been advised to ask the P &Z about the possibility of any future roads coming through their property which might affect the location of the house. Mr. Helmer asked the Council to recognize that the trailer is there to protect the $70,000 investment in the property, and that there has been no vandalism or littering since it was put there. Mr. Helmer said they intend to comply with our regulations, but do not intend to abandon the protection if they can't comply quickly enough; the property was not protected`before the trailer came. Heasked when they could meet with the P &Z and was advised that their agenda is full for the April meeting. Mr. Marier discussed the road possibility with Mr Heimer and asked him if he felt they won't move the trailer. Mr. Helmer said No, but that if we told him to move it tonight he would go back and tell the Board that; but he is only 1 of 7 members, and they would probably say they would' move the trailer as soon as they can. Mr. Helmer asked what the fine was for not moving it as this might determine how soon they would move it. There was discussion with Mrs. Swanson asking how long the trailer had been there; Mr. Helmer said since last July 1st. Mr. Marier asked if it was their intent to build the house in July. Mr. Heimer said they planned to have it completed by July, that it would from 30 to 60 days to build it, so they had a little time to plan. He noted, that if we raise the minimum requirements,