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<br />REGULAR MEr,TING, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1956
<br />Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M., with the following council members present:
<br />William R. Utecht, Mayor; Harold C. Nilsen, Trustee; and Clyde J. Stewart, Clerk -
<br />David P. Cartwright, Trustee, arriving at 8:30 P.M. Absent: George J. Shavor,
<br />Trustee. Also present - William E. Olsen, Treasurer and Frank N. Graham, Attorney.
<br />Minutes of February 8, 1956 were heard and approved as read.
<br />Minnesota Dope: of letter from the Minnesota Safety Council, dated February
<br />Safety 13, 1956, relative to Don Arndt providing Mr. R. V. Juetten,
<br />Council Assistant Secretary of the Minnesota Safety Council, with
<br />information needed for completing the 6afety'_Council's annual
<br />reports in connection with the various traffic safety contests
<br />in which Falcon Heights participates, was read and ordered filed.
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<br />Fire inspections, Letter dated February 15, 1956, from the Village of Lauderdale was read,
<br />Lauderdale relative to fire inspection reports regarding the Currier Manufacturing
<br /> Company and Pearley's Place being referred to Lauderdale's fire
<br /> inspector, Mr. J. Langenberger, with instructions to inspect the
<br /> properties and report on same to Falcon Heights.
<br />Village The Clerk submitted proofs of the Village Financial Statement for
<br />Financial the year ended December 31, 1955, to be published in The Rose Tribune.
<br />Statement After discussion, Nilsen moved approval of said financial statement.
<br /> Seconded by Utecht and motion carried unanimously.
<br />Bills: On motion by Utecht, seconded by Nilseh, the following bills were
<br /> ordered paid:
<br /> Nick Christensen, fees, bldg. permits lt87 thru t~89, ~168.l~8
<br /> Minn, Envelope Co., printed letterheads & envelopes for Mayor, $19.00
<br /> H. & Val. J. Rothschild, Inc., 2-yr prem., J.P. bond, X9.25
<br /> N.L. Splett, 150 Treas.monthly statement forms & 1,000 F,D.form103,ffi9.50
<br /> Minn. Fire Extinguisher Co.,Inc., CO 2 recharge, 2-10, X3.50
<br /> NW Bell Telephone Co., Nei 6-520G, Feb. 10, $17.20
<br /> O.J. Rental & Sales Co.Inc., refill D cylinder oxygen, ffi3.95
<br /> Carnes Stamp Co,, 6 shirt badges & 12 hat badges, ~lt6.80
<br /> Gen. Trading Co., 2 red signal lamps for Eng. #1, $65.00
<br /> McClain & Hedman Co., 36xtt8 green blackboard #56TW, X10.50
<br />Minn. Fire Equipt. Co., 300 ft. l~" Chevron d.j.fire hose, ~3l~5.00
<br />St Paul Chapter, American Red Cross, 10 Am.Red Cr. 1st aid text books,~6,00
<br />Variance Mr. Earl Horazdovsky, 1l~63 West Idaho, appeared before the council
<br />request - in connection with his and Harold Horazdovsky's variance request
<br />Horazdovsky on which the Village Planning Commission held a public hearing on
<br />February 16, 1956. Mr. Horazdovsky was informed that the council
<br />was awaiting a letter from the Planning Commission with the Commission's
<br />findings and recommendations.
<br />Automobile Paul Manke, President of the St Paul Customs Automobile Club, together
<br />CluB to use with other members, appeared before the council to request use of
<br />Village Hall the apartment meeting room in the Vil]~e Hall for meetings of the
<br />Club, preferably on Monday evenings. Manke explained that the
<br />C1utI consists of 15 teen age members who are interested in the care
<br />and operation of automobiles, and especially in promoting safety and
<br />courtesy in connection with driving. After discussion, Utecht moved
<br />that the Club be allowed to hold meetings generally in the apartment
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