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Mr. Jaworski, that this problem warrants study by the P&Z on April 17 and that the Johnsons should bring detailed maps showing easements and distances to houses, etc. Motion carried. Mr. Jaworski moved that a letter should be written to the Alexjews, previous owners of this land, sending them a copy of the ordinance and stating that the Village will issue no building permits on such pieces of land not previously presented to the Council and okayed. Seconded by Mr. Cardinal. Carried. Mr. Locher stated that Mrs. Kuterling will speak on voter registration at the April 22 meeting and had requested that she be put on the agenda early. Also, Mr. John Norton, a member of the firm including Mr. Albertson, will send a copy of the bill on prosecution by Village attorneys which may be taken over by the county attorneys. Mr. Locher had spoken with Mr. Oustigan of PERA who had told him that the amount owing by the Village on employee deductions for 1965-66 must be paid before Dec. of 1968 or there will be interest charged. Mr. Locher read the covenants applied to the lots in Block 7 of Lexington Park Lakeview. It appears that a person could get permission from everyone in the subdivision to move in a commercial bldg; also the covenants could be challenged as being outdated. The preamble to the proposed mutual aid agreement was read by Mr. Locher, with much discussion following. Mr. L'Allier suggested that this be studied closely until the next meeting. Mr. Bohjanen commented that it seemed quite similar to the unilateral agreement by the CD depts. The Clerk was instructed to contact Mr. Ray, sending him a copy of the agreemnnt, to have him check on the cost of insurance coverage on equipment and the liability in case of damage during use in another village. Mr. Locher handed out copies of the animal ordinance No. 21 of St. Francis, this to be kept over until the next meeting. Apparently a resolution as a petition to the Commissioner of Highways is necessary in order to post a road at less than 30 mph. Baldwin Lake Road will stay at 20 mph anyway. Mr. Dennis Houle read the recommendation from the Road Study Board. Mr. Jaworski moved that the recommendation of the Road Study Board be made a part of the minutes. Seconded by Mr. Rosengren. Carried. The Clerk will male copies to give the Council and the Road Study Board. (Recommendation after bills) A copy of the colored-road map was given to the Building Inspector. Mr. Cardinal made a motion that the Council go on record that, until in the event changes are made, the building inspector will issue building permits only on prop- erty which abuts existing Village roads. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried. A copy of this will be sent to the P&Z. The police report was as follows: 3 medical assists, 41 radio calls, 1 house call, 10 tickets, 5 accidents, 2 escapes from the welfare section of the Youth Center, 3 break-ins, mileage 1411 miles. Mr. Raymond put in 65 hr., Mr. West 73 hrs., and Mr. Myhre 70 hours. 1 1 1