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-4- the Village staff. A review of tractor bids, opened 12 :00 P. M., January 23, 1969, follows : John Deere 1020 RU with trade $2,250.00 without trade 2,750.00 International Harvester with trade 3,244.00 2444 without trade 3,374.00 Motion by Councilman Dougherty and seconded by Mayor O' Connor that the bid of John Deere Company for the supplying of one tractor model 1020 RU with a net cost, including trade in, of $2,250.00. Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Dougherty and seconded by Mayor O'Connor that the purchase of one dump truck at a County of Hennepin bid price of $7,L<20.48 and per joint purchase agreement, be approved as submitted by Iten Chevrolet Company. Motion carried. Mayor O 'Connor read the proposed amendment to the Burning Ordinance for the third time. • Motion by Councilman Levandowski and seconded by Councilman Dougherty that the proposed amendment to the Burning Ordinance be approved on third reading. Motion carried. Mr. Howitz reviewed a meeting with City of Minneapolis officials on the zoning of property on Lowry ""venue H. E. and Kenzie Terrace N. E. He indicated Minneapolis officials were in favor of a multiple zoning of the property. They also indicated that Lowry Avenue should be widened by St. Anthony to a full 60' width street. Officials indicated that the City of Minneapolis takes a policy position when they consider zoning property that may be slow to develop, and this policy is made known to the public. They indicated that the area in their opinion should be a one classification development. The Council recessed at 9:45 and recessed at 10:05. All present who answered opening roil call . The Village Manager was directed to apply for certain tax forfeit property deter- mined to be a part of a public street. A statement from Petroleum Division State Tax Department was forwarded to the Village attorney for review. A representative of the Macey Sign Company appeared regarding a pylon sign for Mr. Hobo drivein. He stated that his request was for a 64 sq. ft. sign, with a height of 25' to the top. This would be 2 ' shorter than old sign. Motion by • Councilman Levandoviski and seconded by Mayor O 'Connor that the pylon sign proposal as submitted by i•lr. Hobo drivein be approved, providing the sign is located in approximately the same position as the former !-.'inn Drive Inn sign. Voting on the motion: Aye: Levandowski , O'Connor.