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HlNUTES OF REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF ARDEN HILLS . Monday, June 9, 1955 . The meeting was called to order at 7:0$ p.m. by Mayor Ashbach. Roll Call: Present; Ashbach, Winfrey, Crepeau, Stromquist Absent; DeLange Sealed bids were opened by Clerk for the bond sale for the purchase of the Kenna property at County Road E and Hamline Avenue, as follows: Juran and Moody, Inc. - 2.S7% First State Bank of New Brighton - 3t% The Juran-Moody bid was submitted in 2 parts, and both bids were presented to the attorney for study. Upon motion by Winfrey, seconded by Crepeau, Council accepted the low bid of Juran-Mood~subject to verification of the statement made that the bid will be $S61.00 or 2.S7%. Motion passed. A group of residents living on County Ro~d D requested permission to pump out their cesspools during the night, as they stated there is no way for them to correct their filled cesspools except by pumping them out. The matter was referred to Mr. Crepeau to cheok into with the Village Health Offioer. Stromquist reported a meeting held by the Finanoe Committee and pre- sented the Council with committee recommendations, on the proposed liquor ordinance. . Upon motion by Stromquist, seoonded by Winfrey an Ordinanoe Lioensing and Regulating the Sale and Consumption of Intoxicating Liqu9r and Providing a Penalty For Violation was given.a second rea~ing. Motion passed. Upon motion by Crepeau, seconded by Stromquist, an Ordinance For the Regulation of Motor Boats on Lake Johanna was introduced by t~tle, to be considered the first reading. Motion passed. Engineer Carley reported that he has been unable so far to obtain Mr. S~erman's signature for the easement needed for the Grant Avenue road project, as Mr. Sherman feels the 'Tillage should re-seed the property used after the work is done. Council agreed that the Village will re- seed the land used. . Building Inspector Kelley reporteo. 11e had received a complaint stating that Dick Sctrreyer has a te~porary cooler at his dock on his residential property, which is a commercial use of the property. Mr. Schreyer informed the Council that it is a temporary,collapsib1e cooler and he proposes to use it this year only qt that location. He statect that his immediate neighbors are wUling to sign that they do not object to the use. The matter was refe:>:>reo to the Public '.fe1fare C,om- mittee.