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Pate 5 At this point Clerk Smith re-opened the subject of the rezoning on Larson's property as requested by ;,r. George Gustafson. Upon the discussion concerning the hearing and .finain. that the Ordinance die: call ler a hearin; on the property; the subject was laid aside since the previous motion and second would not help I.r. Larson in the rc- zonin;; on his property until such '.main_; was hold. The Village ;Ittorney read an affidavit condemning the site of ft house in the 7000 Block on Lona Lake Load. notion by Christensen, seconded by Iod :r;os t'rat a puLlic '.iearin be held at 3 :30 p.m. on December 12, 1960 for condemnation of said property on Lon„ Lake "load. 5 ayes, motion carried. The Village attorney .stated that he would publish the notice in the legal newspaper and the Buildin; Inspector would be advised to place a notice on the condemned property. ',potion by Crane lotion by Crane, seconded by P_alvin to pass a Resolution modifying certain .water assessments, said 7.esolution dated this date. 5 ayes, motion carried. The subject of the County Ice Skaa.ting .'arena to be placed on the Northeast corner of the County was again brought to the attention of the Council and a motion was made by Crane, seconded, by Lalvin to adopt a Resolution objecting to the location of said ,ice-skating arena. 5 ayes, motion carried. The Clerk was directed to prepare copies of this esolution to be forwarded to the Ramsey County Commissioners and the four newspapers. The Village Attorney ':resented an ordinance to the Council which was an Ordinance prohibiting fli ;ht to avoid arrest and requiring cooperation ti rith law enforcement officers. Said Ordinance was read by the Village Attorney and laid aside to ae studied until the next rieetinL . The Village Attorney also read an Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 1 which is an Ordinance to protect the public peace, morals, and decency by licehse and rogalatin; race tracks, prohibiting; the operation of race tracks unless a license has been procured t'terefor; establishin ; fees for the issuance of said licenses. This Ordinance was also laid aside to be studied for the next rneeti n;. The Village Attorney stated that 'le had received a letter from Deaver and Talley, i'r. allace GroberL's attorney, regarding the property on Bronson -)rive and that a deed will be prepared for Lot No 55 with a 20 -ft. easement to the Villa.e as discussed with the Villa;e officials recently. The Village Attorney also stated that the bond money would be delivered on November 29th, which was received from sale of bonds on Project No. 1960 -3 and certain a.aount on Project No. 1960 -1. The Village Attorney stated that he had received a letter from the :'attorneys for the O' Connells who own the land on which the well site has been placed. The O' Connells decided to accept the award of ,:1,500.00 an acre.