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PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA May 24, 1960 0.;031 The regular meeting of the Mounds View Village Council was called to order by Mayor Allan B. Crane at 8:15 P.M. Monday, May 23, 1960, at the Red Oak School, Sherwood Road and Red Oak Drive. Members present: Mayor: Clerk: Trustees: Attorney: Engineer: Allan B. Crane Earl E. Smith Melford Christensen Donald Hodges Perry Malvin Richard Meyers .V. Comstock The meeting was opened by a report from the well inspector Concerning the well being built by the Northeast Construction Company (Donald Babinski) which will serve two houses at the site of the well. The well inspector recommended that the well for two houses not be approved as to the difficulties which may be encountered in future in serving both houses. Motion by Smith, seconded by Christensen to oeneur with the well inspector's recommendation that one well being used for two houses built by the Northeast Construction Company not be approved. Hodges, Malvin, Christensen, Smith, aye; Crane, no. Motion carried. The well inspector also reported that the feller Bros, did not comply with the well ordinance in digging a new well for the empty house on their lot and that they covered the sanitary system for the ocz:up house in the same section before inspection of the work could be completed. Motion by Crane, seconded by Hodges that the Mueller Bros. dig a new well for the empty house and that they uncover the sanitary system of the occupied house for inspection. 5 ayes, motion carried. Mrs. Alice Frits, chairman of the Park and Playground Committee, gave a report concerning the drainageof roadsonto Hillview and Quincy which drained water into the playgrounds in that area. Matter to be investigated by the council. Mr. Kenneth Ballenger Civil Defense Director, reported on the work of the Civil Defense program. He stated that they had been palled out during the week of the Jordan flood as emergency measures and that several of the Civil Defense men answered the call and were found to be of great value in helping with this flood. Mr. Ballenger stated that these men deserved praise for their work and that for purpose of the record he would like to have the following names inserted in the minute of this meeting: Tooze, Earl Norman, Elsworth Ec?anc:er, James Bergraph, Carter Caldwell, Eugene Castle, Robert Erickson, Phillip Ernst, Herbert odder, and Er, Ballenger as the director of the Mounds View Civil Defense. Nayor Cranc thanked the Civil Defense Director for his report sncl stated that tzu :,en named who had helped with the disaster deserved all the credit and praise possible from the council and village itself.