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-t- all welding indoors from now on. Co0051 Jack Sell, Justice of the Peace, tendered his resignation from that office due to the fact that he had moved from the Village. He thanked the Council for their cooperation and cautioned them to choose a suc- cessor oarefully. 'Motion by Blanchard to accept the resignation of Jack Bell as Jun. tice of the Peace. Seconded by Rusted. 5 Ayes. Motion by Sullivan that a certificate of recognition be prepared for Mr. Bell. Seconded by Blanchard. 5 Ayes. Motion by Blanchard to concur with the reccomendation of the Pollee Commission and allow special use permits for storage of vehicle under Ordinance #92: 1. Roy E. Aske, 7435 Spring Lake Rd. 1 car, from Apr.13 to Aug. 15, 1964. 2. Ken Bonin, 8380 Spring Lake Rd. 4 oars, from Apr.13 to July 13, 1964. 3. Mary Peteraon,2294 Bronson Dr. 1 car, from Apr.8 to July 8,'64. Seconded by Sullivan. 5 Ayes. The Clerk's office was directed to send a letter to James Moinicken, 7200 Knollwood Drive regarding junk vehicles and requesting owners appearance at the next regular Council meeting. The Attorney was intructed to prepare a resolution designating Pleasant View Drive as a County Road and to extend the road to North Corporate limits. This came as a joint request from Fridley, Mounds View, and Spring Lake Park councils. Motion by Rusted to delete the C -1 and C -3 areas from the Sanitary Sewer project. Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes. Motion by Blanchard to order the Sanitary Sewer project for the area of the Village designated as "E Seconded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes. The Attorney advised the Council that the laterals on the Sanitary Sewer must be ordered in May to meet the 6 month period after hearings were held. The Clerk's office was directed to request the County Engineer to continue furnishing legal descriptions of Village property when re- quested since the Village does not have the facilities to do so. Mayor Hodges reported that the Little League program for this year has 750 boys enrolled, with 206 ofthese from Mounds View. The Board of Directors reported that it needed $1.90 per boy to carry out their program for this year and to erase last year's deficit. 'he Clerk's office was instructed to notify Mr. Bob Tompkin that tillage could not exceed the budget allowance of $250.00 for this program this year, but will raise the amount budgeted for the year 1965 program to a per capita baeia;further, that a request for this year's