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1 1 173 The next police meeting will be June second. Mr. L'Allier thought that the ordinances regarding underground pipes, etc. should be resurrected, Mr. Jaworski is working on them. Mr. L'Allier reminded the Council that the decision on the Waldoch property would be made at the next meeting. He also mentioned some of the things to be discussed at the next Association meeting. The police department will need another .357 mag. revolver for the new, fourth man, when hired. It was thought there was one available from the County for $101.90 rather than the list $132. It was suggested that guns could be switchedbetween the men so that another wouldn't need to be purchased. The matter was tabled for the time being. Mr. Locher reported that he had received copies of a property agreement on the park land on the south side of Baldwin Lake from the St. Paul Waterworks Department. He suggested that these be studied by the Council and also mentioned several changes which had been made in the agreement since his talk with Mr. Segal. Three of the copies were signed by their officials. There were comments on former proposals with the Department on the property. Mr. Locher stated that he had told the Depart- ment that no building permits would be issued for any of the property. Mr. Jaworski will take the agreements before the Park Board for examination. Mr. Locher mentioned that there were two new buildings of the structure we are con- sidering which have been constructed on County Road 9 to Lake George by Federal Cart- ridge. Mr. Rosengren said that he had looked at the building in the County Park (Bunker flake); ours would have to be higher in order to accomodate the trucks, etc. Mr. Cardinal suggested that a room be added into the proposed new building in order to provide an office for -the Village Assessor. Mr. Rosengren noted that the County is considering a building in this area for their road equipment -- perhaps we could share the cost and building with them or they could pay rent for partial use of a large one built by us. The Clerk was asked to try again to. get Mr. Quale of Butler Building Systems to a meeting. Mr. Locher noted that the certificate of insurance for Mrs. Cegla of Eddie's Liquors was for storekeepers liability and did not mention liquor liability. The Clerk will check with Mrs. Cegla. Mr. Locher stated that he had been in touch with Mr. John B. Pfaff who owns the property where Mr. Smith had requested a permit for a riding stable. Mr. Pfaff's letter of May 13 gave the rather long legal description and asked that an estimate of the publication costs and permit charges be given him so that he could collect this money ahead of time from Mr. Smith before he went ahead with the publication of the notice of hearing. After discussion, Mr. Bohjanen moved that the amount of $250.00 be deposited with the Clerk before June 4 by Mr. Pfaff so that publication could be made in the June 6 and June 13th editions of the Blaine Life. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Carried. Mr. L'Allier asked that the Council now consider the hiring of a planner and gave a brief resume of the costs of the three men who had appeared before the Council. Mr. L'Allier stated that he personally preferred the latter man, Mr. VanHousen, since he diaF,t seem to approve of a stamped -out plan for all Village the man seemed wil- ling to help out. Since we already had some material this could be compiled and given to him. Mr. L'Allier noted that the Council simply didn't have enough time to do all