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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000019_pg07Motion made, (Walser) seconded (Rustad) To continue the employment of Marilyn Lidberg at $2.00 per hour and Marlys Overson at a new rate of $1.80 per hour with a raise to $1.90 after 6 months service. Motion Carried 5 Ayes Motion made, (Yalser) seconded (Malvin) to authorize the hiring of Irene Edberg (the Elected Treasurer) as a part -time clerk typist at a rate of $1.80 per hour. Motion Carried 5 Ayes The Attorney stated that in his opinion the employment of this elected official in a clerk typist capacity was legal. Motion made, (Walser) seconded (Rustad) to continue the appointment of Marilyn Lidberg as Deputy Clerk. Motion Carried 5 Ayes Trustee Malvin read the police report for the month of December 1966 and the yearly report for 1966. Trustee Malvin referred to a recent fast, efficient cracking of a burglary ring by the police Chief, Ernie Grabowski and commended him on his excellent record in the performance of his duties. Motion made, (Malvin) seconded (Johnson) to direct the attorney to prepare a standard agreement form for use by Bel Rae or other local extablishments that employ off -duty Mounds View Policemen. The agreement will transfer responsibility for insurance and liability to the establishment employing the policeman. Motion Carried 5 Ayes Trustee Johnson had no report. Trustee Lang reported that residents had complained about the slow snow removal during the recent storm and commented that the county was apparently somewhat over extended on its capability due to recent add- itions to the list of roads serviced by the County. Mayor Rustad requested that Trustee Lang meet with the commissioner and discuss the problem. Motion made, (Rustad) seconded (Lang) to set the Clerks' salary at $50.00 per month. Motion Carried 5 Ayes No reports from Village Inspectors. Motion made, (Rustad) seconded (Johnson) to raise the salary of Jacob R. Gross to $2.00 per hour. Motion Carried 5 Ayes Mayor Rustad reported that Wally Skiba had requested a large tank for flushing jobs and mentioned costs of around Referred to the engineer for study. 46r ems. The attorney reviewed the history of meetings and negotiations with the village maintenance employees union. The proposed resolution was read (#276) establishing salaries. Approximately $29.00 in costs per man, each month, insurance is also provided. Motion made, (Johnson) seconded (Malvin) to approve the resolution ( #276) setting wages at $510.00 per month for maintenance employees with ti the superintende t recieving $580.00,per month. hz,.— / pF otio Carried 5 Ayes C�wce sa ?.¢GC�e i .rCi2,lP;eeveri" - " c3:�_¢° *,czz_ -.e .1.4„e„ -tc- 14;4'6/4 The attorney reaa prepared resolution ( #277) in support of the