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Trustee La Vaque reported that the water hydrants had been
installed on Lambert and Hillvew Parks by Clark and Moore with Village
help. Because of the cold weather, the Water Department has had to
repair some frozen water meters.
Trustee La Vaque reported that three deliquent water
accounts were going to be shut off from Municipal Water.
Trustee Schott read a letter from the Ramsey County
Engineer's Office stating the snow plowing and sanding procedure
for the 1964 -65 winter and that no special attention would be given
to dead ends, driveways, and cul de sacs. The County would not
accept the responsibility for damage to mail boxes.
Motion by Blanchard to deny the request for a subdivision
by Ansel Gardner for Lot 14, Block 12, Greenfield Addition, for the
lots to be 65' wide. Seconded by La Vaque. 5 Ayes. Motion Carried.
Motion by Hodges to approve Charles Jackson's request to
hold up the remainder of the funds in the Civil Defense Budget in
1964 and carry over these funds and add them to the 1965 budget.
Seconded by Rustad. Roll Call on Motion. Rustad, Hodges, La Vaque
Aye; Blanchard and Schott Nay. Motion Carried.
Motion by La Vaque to accept the applications for
membership in the Water Works Association for Walter Skiba.
Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes. Motion Carried.
Engineer Boehm reported on the Sanitary Sewer Interceptor
System progress in the Village. He explained about the servicing
of the N.E. Portion of the Village. This matter to be discussed at
the next agenda meeting and the land owners to be invited to attend.
Motion by Blanchard to instruct the Engineer to prepare
the assessment roles for the Sanitary S' Interceptor and Drainage
Improvement Project 1964 -1, the 1964 -2 lift stations, the Street and
Water Improvement 1964 -1 - Fourth and Woodcrest: The Street and
Water Improvement 1964 -2, Quincy Street, North of Hillview.
Seconded by La Vaque. 5 Ayes. Motion Carried.
Engineer Boehm asked about the extension of Water and
Sewer on County Road H from Irondale Road to Highway # 10. This
matter was referred to the next agenda meeting.
Attorney Meyers reviewed the -- css of the case of
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Samuel B. Fried, Contest of the J. P. -Ldciion. Meyers stated
that the Court in a preliminary hearing had denied his petition
to dismiss the suit of Samuel B. Fried. Meyers thought that Fried
would be the contestant and the apparent election winner, Charles Hall,
the conteskee along with Village Clerk Blanchard. Until the Court
makes a determination, Clerk Blanchard is prohibited from issuing
an election certificate to Charles Hall even though the Council has
canvassed the election results and declared Hall, the candidate
with the plurality of votes. If the Court did rule for Fried
the Village would then wait the Courts counsel on the next step.