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The Building Inspector instructed to check the garage indentified
as the third garage down on Bronson Drive from Jackson Drive.
Mr. Crane authorized to contact Mr. Howard Dahlgren, Village Planner,
and obtain 50 copies of the planning report concerning zoning of the
Village.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Hodges that the attorney be instructed
to write a letter to the Minnesota State Highway Department requesting
that Department hasten the construction of Highway 10 from Rice Creek
to our West Village limits. Motion carried unanimously.
Committee appointed with Allan Crane as chairman, Donald Hodges, Perry
Malvin and the Village Attorney, to investigate the possibility of pur-
chasing lands in our Village for public use.
The Village Attorney reported that the 1959 legislature passed a
law which repealed the two year waiting period Villages to issue liquor
licenses, as pointed. out to the attorney by Mr. Crane after investigating
the liquor law. The council authorized the attorney to check into the
liquor laws further and find out the proper procedure to follow so that
the Council will be advised as to what should be done and what should not
be done.
Motion by seconded by Christensen that money allocated to
PERA be taken from the general fund and not through a general tax levy.
Motion carried unanimously.
The Clerk presented the following licenses to the Council for approval
Beaudry Plumbing & Heating Company, new sewer contracting license
Robert P. Niichel, new, general contracting license
Theisen & Saari, new, sewer,contracting license
Beaudry Plumbing & Heating Company, new, plumbing contracting license
Royalton Heating Company, renewal, heating contracting license
Ernest A. Perron, new, well drilling contracting license
William F. Ritchie & Son, new, plumbing contracting license
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Hodges to approve the above license
Motion carried unanimously..
Mrs. Alice Frits reported on the activities of the recreation com-
mittee. Mrs. Frits stated that it was recommended that warming houses
be placed at the skating rink sites. Smith to check with Major Watts at
the arsenal in regard to some of the buildings there that could be pur-
chased and used as warming houses.