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. . 62 PubliCI SafeVI Ch. MaCIk moved and Doepner seClonded the following motion, whiClh was passed 'lTl....imOUSlyl .'Blat the speed limit on Highwq No. 10 from lITorth Hamline AveIlllll west to Hipway No. 51, be rsdued to th1:rV III1les pel' hOUl', (2) that, the speed limit on Highway lITo. 51 from a point north of the Soo Line bridge to the south boundary of the village of Arden Hills be 1!8mCled to thir1;y l111es per hOUl', both in both di1!8ctions.D (9le point north of the SOD LiDS bridge is to be determined by the State Hipway Department.) It was also mgg8sted that the Cllerklt.ollow up on the matter of Tillage boundary signs whieh he ordered from the Sltue Highw,," Department bst fall. Mlie Works: 11:1. DeLange reported on the coun1;y IS road billiZUI: for the period of Feb. 26th to MarClh 25th, 1952, $'88.74, leaving an available balance to our Clredit of $474.94; b;,- motion of Delange seccnded b;,- McClung the cow:u:il approved the billing. He also reported that the meeting with Mr. Xntse of the Count~ve;,-orls office, which was sehemled for April 12th, had to be postponed because Kruse went out of town. '!herefore with or without Mr. Kruse the cOUlIllil members ar- ranged to lIeet at DelAnge IS home at 10 A.M., Saturday, May )rd, to make the tOUl' for inspeaUon of village streets. DeLange moved and Doepner seconded a motion, which was passed, that DeLange order fOUl' village boundar;,- signs from the Count;r, similar to those being :fUr- nished by the State Htghwq Department, to be erected at the following point81 Co. Rd. J and lIT. Lexington Ave., Co. lid. F and N. Hamline Ave., Joharwa :Blvd. and westv11lage liBe, and ,. HllIIliu A.ve. at the sGh village 1I000000ary line (apprlllCimately at the Perkine' prope:rt;r.) Public Welfare: Ch. ltc(llung reported that he had a letter notice re dluDping and clell.Dlql work published in the Ajprll 24th isme of 0Ul' ofiicid newsplpr, '!lIE JlGSE mIBUJ:iE. In referenoe to health menaoe condi t10ns heretofore reported, he ~ preesed himsl1lf air reluctant to enter upon a private properV for the purpose of telling an OCOl1pant how to keep his propert;r, feeling that a man has a right to livs in dirt;rnconditions if he so chooses. !hs ClOUlIllil thereupon concluded that hereafter lI1Uoh complaints be recognized by it only upon agnail. letters. SPECIAL COMMlT'l'EB REPORt'S: report. :Ramsey County Plannil1g C'oJIIl!lissionl Maok sid there was nothing to IiEPOB'IlS OF OFF1CEIlS I lIqor Cummings reported that he called on the County Auditor in reference to a remittance on account of tu settlements, and that he arranged for an advance p&1flIent of $5,000.00. '!be clerk is to write the County ~eamrer as to when the balance of current tu collectioW! would be forthcoming. ~lephoneDirectory Listings: McClung mggested that the clerk write the ~lephone Co. to list the constables as mch UlIStead of as .police."