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-3- Motion carried. Councilman Emond stated that the objective of acquiring this additional equip- ment was to increase the capability of the fire department to respond to and handle fires and it was not related to any immediate change in the height of buildings to be authorized for construction within the Village. It was essent- ially a safety feature that would enable the fire department to be better equipped and it was a piece of equipment that the present fire department and the former volunteer fire department had indicated would be a useful addition to the equipment of the Village. The Mayor reviewed the communications, petitions, and reports which were set forth on the Council Agenda, all of which communications were received and acknow- ledged. The following specific action was taken. Motion by Councilman Dougherty, seconded by Councilman Crouse, to refer the letter received from Mr. Hoff, President of the St. Anthony Sports Boosters, relative to possible relocation of the ball fields in order to avoid injury to players and spectators, to the Park and Recreation Director for report to the Council. Motion carried. The petition for lighting from residents requesting a light in the alley behind 2509 St. Anthony Boulevard was discussed. The Manager was directed to inform the petitioners that they should contact NSP for the installation of the light in the rear of their lots. The letters pertaining to the certification of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 664, on behalf of the employees of the St. Anthony Village Fire Department, together with the request of that union to arrange for a meeting to discuss wages and conditions of employment, were referred to the Village Manager and Attorney Dave Doty. The Council discussed the material received from the Metropolitan Section of the League of Minnesota Municipalities, specifically the proposed Bylaw Amendments. The Manager was requested to contact officials of the League to determine the reason for the extensive changes in the bylaws. The Manager was requested to prepare a news item which would publicize that the date of November 15 had been set by the State Legislature for the pre-payment of special assessments. Under old business, Councilman Emond submitted the name of Mr. Paul Eid, 3416 Belden Drive N.E., telephone 781-4740, as his appointment to the Human Relations Commission. Motion by Councilman Dougherty, seconded by Councilman Levandowski , to approve the license applications of Mill City Heating, Siegler Minnesota Heating, Katz Plumb- ing and Heating, Suburban Air Conditioning Company, John Sroga Pure Oil Service Station, and the St. Anthony Firestone Phillips 66 Service Station. • Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Crouse, seconded by Councilman Levandowski , to approve the payments covered by the following certificates of the engineer: Engineering Services - Project 69-1 $2,071.58