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~ ~3 but it was also pointed out that the fund. should remain a special assessments fund in accordance with the original intent, and should not without further council action become a permanent revolving fund. Reqn. X17 Requisition No. 17 covering supplies for the Clerk's office and for R. 18 the Dec. 8 Village Election, also Requisition No. 18, for Fire Department supplies, were considered. On motion by Henry, seconded by Hustrulid, said requisitions were approved. Adjournment: On motion, the meeting adjourned at 10:?_0 P.M. Approved; ~ ~ ~ - ~%~~/' ~ ~~ REGULAR Mr.jTING, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1951 ~Aeeting called to order at 7:It0 P.M, Roll call was then taken, recording all council members p resent, including Robert E. Stenzinger, Mayor; Trustees, George J. Shavor, Andrew Hustrulid, and David P. Cartwright, and Clerk, Clyde J. Stewart. also present were William E. Olsen, Treasurer, and Village Attorney, Frank N. Graham. Minutes of Decemb er 22, 1953, were heard and with reference to 'Lindig's permit', page X31, stateme nt with regard to property zoned commercial was corrected to read zoned "farm residence.' The minutes were then approved as corrected. Summons re In connection with the summons dated December 21t, 1953, registering naming the Village of Falcon Heights a defendant in the title ?~aple matter of application of Cetera Realty Corporation to Knoll Addn. register title to Clapp-Thommsen t1~Jlaple Knolls' addition, Attorney Graham's letter of January 11, 19511, was summarized, the attorney reporting that since the Village has no interest in the property he would not advise putting in an answer to the summons, and that while he knew of no special assessments against the property that tYie clerk could determine this, Cartwright moved approval of the attorney's recommendation subject to check by the clerk of any special assessments against the property. Hustrulid seconded and motian carried unanimously. Doan spout Letter from the ~;r,F. 5tepnitz Agency, by Don Julen, water, Natl. relative to water from the dawn spout at the northeast Tea Store corner of the National Tea Store running into the alley, Shavor moved that the S±,epnitz Agency be asked to connect the downspout to the underground drain as early in the spring as possible~t. Seconded by Cartwright and so ordered. (Don Julen being present, the clerk filed the request with him.)