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Mr. Gotwald recommended that since the Building Committee had met and came up with the basic design that the matter should be referred back to them for study and research since there was a substantial difference in the bids; also that the bidders should get written plans to conform with the specs, etc. W. L'Allier stated that the'basic thing at issue was the insulation and that sending the whole thing back to the Building Committee for just this item would make some delay in getting into the new building. Since Mattson is unwilling to put in the 3" insulation and Krueger is unable to put in the 8 ", we have our choice of either; if the 8" is better, is it $3642 better" 'There was considerable discussion on having the two types of insulation tested and by whom. Mr. Bohjanen moved that both contractors (Mattson and Krueger) 'submit their insulation samples to both Northern States Power and Twin City_ 'Testing for two separate reports on both products and that the results of these 'tests be submitted to the Council at a special meeting on Thursday (July 16th) 'at 8 p.m. It is understood that these tests would be done at no cost to the °Village. Seconded by W. L'Allier. Carried unanimously. 'Mr. Cardinal moved to reset the awarding of the bids to Thursday night at 8 p.m. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried unanimously. The Clerk read the police report as follows: 2,562 miles driven, 227 business and home checks, 21 complaints, 12 junk warnings - result 22 junk cars removed, '7 assists to/by other departments, 7 escapees (2 returned) 4 hours involved, -4 petty thefts totaling $387.95, 2 stolen autos - total worth $1,200.00, 4 stolen 'items recovered - total worth $2,475.00, 3 accidents, 2 domestics, 2 assaults, 2 legal papers served, 2 medicals, 1 emergency message delivered, 1 burglar alarm 'answered (false), 1 runaway juvenile (returned), 1 aid given to stranged motorist. W. McShannock was in the audience. W. L'Ailier noted his presence and inquired about the status of the junk car situation. Marvin Myhre stated that 7 of 9 vehicles had been either removed or cut up for removal and that he had issued no ticket since some progress had been made. Mr. Bohjanen moved to pay the bills as audited. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. Mr. Cardinal moved to adjourn at 10 :21 p.m. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Carried unanimously. BILLS: July 13, 1970 3098 Stanley E. Thayer 3099 Centennial State Bank of Lex. 3100 Commissioner of Taxation 3101 Babcock, Locher, Neilson & Mannella 3102 Construction Bulletin 3103 Forest Lake Times 3104 VOID (Replaced by #3110) 3105 Public Employees Retirement 3106 Bruce Fleming 3107 Fridley Office Supply Co. 3108 Petty Cash Fund 3109 Robert E. Raymond 3110 R. V. Ellingsen 3111 Hugo Feed Mill & Elevator Co. 3112 Mitch Nygren 3113 Mike Wenzel (continued) Refund of overpayment on cigarette license U.S. payroll deductions for June State payroll deductions for June Legal services for June Advertising of munic. bldg. bids ,Legal publishing of bldg. bids & Ord. 6T Interest on late payments made earlier this Animal control for June Clerk's office supplies 2 rolls stamps, certified mail to Dahl. Reimbursement for 4 -1/2 hrs. spent in court Weed inspector's salary plus mileage General weed control supplies Bounty on 25 pairs gopher feet Bounty on 25 pairs gopher feet $ 6.00 300.90 63.90 81.10 26.00 33.30 yr. 7.59 120.00 5.10 13.01 22.50 19.08 43.62 6.25 6.25