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74 Mrs. 1ilson appeared before the council regarding the division of lot 86 Spring Lake Park Hill1iew Addition requesting the council take action regarding the division of this lot. n view of the fact that the sub— division of this lot has not yet been presented to the Planning Commission it was decided that this request be tabled until the Planning Commission has returned the request of this sub division to the council for action on June 1st, 1959. Miss Sandy Taylor, a member of the committee appointed to read and study the Curfew Ordinance appeared before the council with the Civil Defense Director, Mr. Rusted. Miss Taylor dated that insofar as the teenagers were concerned who were members of the committee, the Curfew Ordinance seemed to be fair in all respects. The council amended Section 4 of the Ordinance to read "The Mayor, upon the request of the i Superin— 5bte leader tendent of School or other responsible youth youth l.auai• in the Village of Mounds View may designate certain nights during the school year as "School Nights" or "Youth Nights Motion by Sullivan, seconded by Christensen to approve Ordinance #57, Curfew O rdinance, as amended. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Charles Bubar, a representative of the Northwest dydrogas Company, appeared by request of the council regarding a heating contracting license. Mr. Bubar stated that the 'Northwest ydrogas Company installed the gas tanks and extended the lines into the house with a shutoff valve and that to his knowledge a heating contracting license was not required unless installation of the tank and line was made to an appliance. After review of the building code and an interpretation of this code by the village attorney it was agreed that such installation did not require a license and that minor repairs of such installations after the original installation also did not require a license. Mr. Van Elsburg, the weed inspector for the village, appeared by request of the council in regards to the eradication of noxious weeds. Mr. Van Elsburg was instructed to use chemicals on public property only and that use of chemicals by the weed inspector on private property would not be compensated for by the village. Mr. Van Elsburg was also instructed that if he used chemicals on private property bills for such service should be submitted by Van Elsburg to the county for collection. Motion by Gibson, seconded by Sullivan that t1°.00 be given to the Planning Commission for expenses incurred ',y thst committee. 1°a otion carried unanimously. Clerk Smith pointed out, however, that monies expended by the Planning Commission must be accounted for and submitted to the Clerk for purpose of future financial statements. Mr. George Chabot, 2474 County Road H arneared before the council requesting the moving of a garage into the village to be placed on his property. Mr. Chabot was instructed by the council to comply with Ordinance #62 subject, Moving of Houses into the Village, and submit an application according to that ordinance. Mr. Rusted, Civil Defense Chairman, appeared before the council requesting that the 1956 police car currently to be disposed of by sale be turned over to the Civil Defense for use by that organization. The release of said police ca- to Civil Defense was tabled until the June 1st meeting pending the investigation of :Hatching funds by the Civil Defense organization and the rendition of a report to the council at the June 1st meeting. Clerk Smith read a letter from tor. Rer.trup w'o had requested to appear et the May 18th meeting of the vi11nre council hut was absent to an alleged sickness. By Mr. Bentrup's letter it was stated by him thr-.t he would rot erperr at a village council meeting as requested due to an opinion h'; Mr. pentrup that the council lacked the authority to request his arnear for Tiest5 oning the remodeling of the ouse at 8159