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Proceedings of Village Council. 3/14/60 CuL:.;i3 Tern to expire December 31, 1962 Alice Frits, chairwoman Henry Dyslin Marilyn Dawson Upon the call of roll all members voted aye and *o.otion carried. Motion by Crane, seconded by Hodges that Kenneth Kinstier be appointed to tho Lakeside Park Commission and also as a member of the Recreation and Park Committee. 5 ayes, motion carried. Attorney keyers reported that a deed had been prepared for the Babinski Park dedication for 6 acres of land and that action could be taken on this within the near future. Motion by Christensen, seconded by Malvin for approval of Prefab chimneys for use by builders in the village as requested by the three manufacturer's agents last November and shown in the minutes of that meeting. 5 ayes, motion carried. Mr. William Reimer, 7850 Greenwood, requested a building permit for an addition on his house which requires a setback varrianco. Motion by C ±anei seconded by Hodges that the Building Inspector issue said permit to William $elmer upon his presentation of a letter to the Building Inspector showing approval from the adjoining neighbors. 5 ayes] motion carried. The Police Report for February, 1960, was read by Clerk Smith, contents of said report on file in the Police Office. Clerk Smith read a letter from Police Chief Robertus regarding traffic problems and hazards within the village. Mayor Crane to take action necessary and report such to the proper authorities. Mrs. Sullivan brought to the attention of the council that protection is not afforded the village in the early morning hours at Highways 8 and 10 and at ether vital points within the village at the time when school busses are in operation. Said matter to be investigated by the council for a solution to this problem. Clerk Smith read a letter from Mrs. Luff tendering her resignation as the Civil Defense Co- Director. Mr. Ballenger stated that he did not have someone in mind as the new Co- Director at this time but is trying to find someone to take the appointment. Mayor Crane suggested that anyone desirous of this appointment notify tho Clerk's Office so that the vacancy can be filled fairly soon. Mr. McCubrey and Mr. McFadden representing the Highvay Dept. appeared before the council requesting approval of the Highway plans for T.H. #10. Mr. Foley, owning Land on :;ighway In stated that the present plans for rebuilding of Highway #10 has been in existence since 1942 and he wanted to ascertain whether it was true that construction for said highway would be accomplished this summer. He was assured that this w-s c Said Highway plans