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Mr. Crandell, representing the Metropolitan Mosquito Control Commission, appeared before the council and presented a map of the mosquito breeding sites in Mounds View village. Mr. Crandell stated that this map is presented with the hope that the contractors doing work in Mounds View will be shown the map and asked to fill in a few of these sites where possible. Mr. Harvey Melby appeared before the council and reported that he had gone to the Justice of Peace Court after his appearance at the last council meeting but was informed by the Justice of Peace thataccording iks to the village ordinances the Building Inspector held jurisdiction over his complaint registered against Mr. Conrad Anderson at 8357 Eastwood. Mr. Anderson who was present, informed the council that he had no idea he had broken any law by selling Christmas trees at his resgidence and parking trucks in his yard; that he would rectify the situation and would appreciate knowing hos long he had to do this. He also inquired if he could purchase the lot next to his for parking his trucks but he was inrmed by the village attorney that the ordinance in question would not permit this. Motion by Crane, seconded by Malvin that the owner eliminate any bu %iness enterprises not allowed by village ordinances by January 1, 1961 and that if such was not taken care of by that time the Building Inspector be instructed to sign a complaint against Mr. Anderson. 5 ayes, motion carried. The Building Inspector was also instructed to inspect Mr. Andersonts lot and stable to determine if they comply with the ordinance cofering this. Mr. Leonard Lindstoone of BronsonErickson Company, appeared before the council regarding the subdivision of a lot at County Road H2 and Spring Lake Park Road. The present owner of this lot, Mr. Edmund Voltin, had been requested by the Planning Commission to prepare and present to that commission a preliminary plat showing location of the present house, etc. Mr. Lindstone stated that, however, Mr. Voltin has not done this and the prospective purchaser, Mr. Sweeley, would like to culminate and conclude this transaction. Motion by Crane, seconded by Malvin to ten - tativelyapprove the subdivision of said lot 140 feet by 107 feet pending recommenda- tion from the planning Commission after the survey and plot plan is submitted. 5 ayes, motion carried. The Park and Playground Committee report was given by Trustee Hodges. He stated that the Committee will try to flood the rinks at Hillview, Oakwood and Lift @rt by Ohrifitmatt v404tioi, A discussion followed regarding the purchase of a trailer to hall the tractor. Motion by Hodges, seconded by Crane to inspect the trailer suggested by Mr. Stole and if it doesntt meet the specifications required, the village will purchase the trailer allready suggested (6 x 12 feet, 3 inch channel construction, dual wheels) for the price of $160.00. 5 ayes, motion carried. Mr. grits inquired into the disposition of the two acres of land at the Hill - viewand Long Lake Road playground which had been deeded to the village by Bronson— Erickson. Attorney Meyers stated that he had found the certificate of title this day and that he would now file the deed for the village. Mr. Walter Skiba inquired as to what the council desired to do about sealf Lor the water meters. Mr. Skiba was instructed to purchase a tool having some type of die which would stamp the words "Mounds View" on the water meter seals. Mr. Skiba also reported that the well is drilled ho the depth of about 830 feet and now ready to be cased. Page (3)