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X44 5/8/72 to determine the exact line ,.then if the building is over the line, to write to Mr. Houle ordering him to move it off, and if he refuses, to charge him with trespass. He thought that Mr. Hutchison would inspect the property at no charge for health reasons. Mr. Myhre noted that the horses had gotten out, and that the problem is that Mr. Houle has an agreement to let this other person use the building and land. 1 Mr. Marier moved to send a letter to Mr. Hutchison advising him of the situation and getting the legal description to tell him where to go. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. After more discussion, Mr. Cardinal moved to issue a tag for moving a building over Village streets in violation of Ord. No. 30 to Bill Houle for the building on 80th St. between 20th Ave. and 24th Ave. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Carried. Mr. LaMere gave the description to the Clerk. Mr. Bohjanen asked for the Personnel Commission's recommendations on the applicants for an assistant Police Officer. Mrs. Swanson said that she had one opinion and the y (Commission) had another. She said that she would like to see the matter tabled until we get further applications, as she didn't feel they got a person we could completely accept. Two names had been discarded since they lived out of the area, which left three. Mrs. Swanson said that the application forms we have them fill out gives absolutely no information. She moved to accept a new application form that will give all the information we need pertaining to ability, qualification and everything we need. She listed her objections to our form and proposed using the form from Roseville which had a waiver which releases the Village from any liability in case of anything the officer might do while serving in that capacity. Mr. Myhre disagreed with the Roseville form, stating that it requested too many items which were unnecessary and not pertinent. III He suggested studying forms from several places and getting one that fills our needs. Members of the Personnel Commission asked to have the name of the person they had recommended read, noting that they had asked more questions of the persons they interviewed and had gotten all the information they wanted. Mr. Bohjanen noted that he had checked on the possibility of getting civil service exams for the police applicants, and found that the County doesn't do this anymore, and the State charges $50 to the Village for the tests plus $1 for each applicant. He said we didn't want to go that route on a $125 per month job. Mrs. Swanson agreed to table the application forms for the Personnel Commission to study. Mr. Cardinal asked her for the recommendation. Mrs. Swanson said that members of the Personnel Commission had said "this is the lesser of two evils, so we take this one as we have no more to choose from. He is single with no wife to complain on his hours." Mr. Carey stated that this was not true. Mr. Cartier said that the man they recommended works for Glenn Rehbein, and she could get Glenn's recommendation. Mrs. Swanson said that the form we use for regular personnel gives more information than this one. Mr. Jaworski said we still haven't heard the recommendation from the Personnel Commission and he wanted to hear it. Dick Carey, Chairman of the Personnel Commission, said that Clifford Ross, Jr., was recommended for Assistant Police Officer. Mr. Marier said that we must get the recommendation through the Liason member from the Council. Mr. Cardinal asked Mr. Carey if he didn't have the recommendation to give to the Liaison; Carey stated that she was at the meeting. Bohjanen asked if the Commission had voted on it; Carey said Yes. Mr. Bohjanen asked if Swanson was there when they voted; Carey said Yes. Mrs. Swanson stated that there was no vote taken that she knew of. Mr. Jaworski asked if the vote was unanimous; Mr. Carey said Yes. 1