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u REGULAR T`EETING DECEr.TBER 10th, 1959. ~~eeting was called to order ~t 7z35 P. ~;~., the following Council P:Tembers being presents Harold C. Atilsen, D:7ayor; George Shavor, Trustee; ti'Tillis Vlarkentien, Trustee; Paul Coppini, Trustee and V'm. R. Utecht, Clerk. Also present were Frank P1, Graham Village Attorney, iPTm, E. Olsen, Treasurer; Nick Christensen, ~3uilding Inspector and Ethel E. V~rhite, Deputy Clerk and Deputy Treasurer. The P.?inutes of the Regular i~;?eetin~ of November 2l.~th were approved as submitted, Skating Utecht reported he had had several requests to flood the two vacant Rinks lots at the corner of Pascal and Larpenteur. The Deputy Clerk was instructed. to contact the owners asking their permission and offer- ing to keep the weeds cut during the vreed season in return for the privilege of using the lots as a skating rink each winter until buildings are erected. Visitors Janet Cimbura and ?!.1ary Ellen Dachtera, World Affairs Class, Ramsey High Cchool were present. Also the following boys from Boy Scout Troup 213 who are now studying citizenship: James Heille, 1533 Sheldon, St. Faul; P.~t Sheehan, 1503 W. Hoyt, Falcon Heights; Stephen Tschida, 1L~15 No. Albert, St. Paul; Dennis Hanson, 1502 'y`3. Idaho, Falcon Heights and Dennis Amrihien, 1395 Arona, St. Paul. ~~ayor Nilsen welcomed the young people and told them not to hesitate to speak up if they had any questions. Insurance Utecht reported the bids for insurance had been referred to Frank Graham for checking; that Graham had checked them, found j:1ut.,.ual Service Casualty Insurance Company's bid low, and that the order for insurance had been rriven to ?!,4utual Service Casualty. It was moved by Coppini, seconded by Nilsen and. unanimously voted that the awarding of the bid for insurance to r'?utual Service Casualty Insurance Company be approved, Newspaper It was moved. by Utect, seconded by Shavor and unanimously voted Publicity that copies of the P.~inutes be sent to the Rose Tribune where they will go over them and write up a news story for public~.~tan as news, Penalty better from Dr. ''asil regarding sewer rental penalty charge was Sewer read and the clerk instructed to write Dr. basil advising him Rental that, according to the ordinance, the Village has no alternative in the -utter of charging penalties -- if the bill is not paid on time, we must charge the penalty and, if necessary, certify the amount of the penalty to the County Auditor for collection vrith taxes. Greater Letter from David P. Cartwright was read. It advised that .the St. Paul Greater St. Paul Safety Council meetings have been changed to Safety one meeting a month; that, he will continue to attend next year if Council the Council feels Village representation is desirable. Further efforts Drill be made for an organization in the suburbs, especially among high school s+„adepts. I±- was moved by Nilsen, seconded by Coppini and unanimously voted that Cartwright be asked to attend the Safety Council ~+Teetings, as Falcon Heights' representative, again during 1960. Dog com- The dog complaints were read.. It i^aas moved by Utecht, seconded plaints by Coppini and unanimously voted to refer the dog complaints to Varkentien who will have the policeman investigate them,