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I . Page 4 Minutes of Regular CoulWl1 MJeticg February 24, 1964 REPORT OF TRUSTEE OLMEN Ramsey Co. Leafue of Munic1pal1t1as Trustee Olme/:) nfor_aed the ~ouncil that he has been appointed to the Sewer Comm1ttee of the R.C.L.M. ," Sewer Re tes Study . Merl!/:) Anderson, 1873 Grant ROAd, inquired about tho study of sewer rates as reported 1n the St. Paul paper. Mayor Kenn..)r1y infor..wd the Coune 11 that a technical study is proposed by th', Z'\1..'"l areaS. Arden Hills' share of the cost would be 1410.00. 1layor Kennedy reco:'-"uonded that Arden Hills join in this study. The recor,menda tions fo!' the Ashbach Bill are due by Ootober 15, 1904. Mayor Kennedy explainod thet with the hiring of a spechl1st in this field. we would bG better prepared to present statistics and facts from a recognized autho~ity. REPORT OF TRUSTEE CREPEAU Policing of Control Data ~rustee Crepeau reported that the traffic rush from Control Data 1s from 4:30 to 4140 p.m. and the traffic appears to be moving smoothly. He feels that the new road will probablY):lj!pd.le .any additional traffic. . _.... Police Salaries Trustee Crepeau moved that Lt. Pat Sexton receive an hourly rate of $2.20 per hour for extra duty in addition to hIs ~nfu~ll salary, and the policemen to be paid on a straight hourly basis of ~2.20 par hr. ins tead of the former i137.50 per month for night duty and the $2.20' per hour for extra duty hoursl these rates to be effective as of . February 1, 1904; seconded by Clerk LorraIne Stromquist; motion carried. Trustee Crepeau informed the Council that logs are kept by the police- men end are Checked by Lt. Sexton and Mr. Weber; uD<-lsual activity polioing and extra duty requests are submitted far approval. He also stated that the squad car is to be used for.policing after midn1ght instead of private cars. Clvll,Defense Trustee crepeau moved that the Civil Defense be permitted to p~..chase two 2-...y radios at a cost of $92.50 per unitl seconded by Tr~st0G Olmenl motion oarried. Trustee Crepeau 1nformed the Council that this equipment eou14 also be used by the Polioe Dept., and 1s with1n the budget - possibly the Federal Government will pay half of this' cost. , REPORT OF MAYOR KENNEDY PUblic P1annIn~ Meeting Mayor Kennedy reported that the Arden Hills League of Women Voters is sponsorIng an open PlannIng Meeting on March 24, at 8:00 p.m., at the Trinity Lutheran Church of Lake JOhanna, New Brighton Road. They are extending a spe~ial invitation to the Council and the Chairman of the Committees. ' Road Load Restriotion PrOblem Mayor Kennedy read a letter. dsted Feb. SO, 1904, from the St. Paul Area "hamber of Commel'ce requesting oOnsideration be given to the matter of additional charges for heavy hauling over roads in the village during tne load restr1ction period in the spring. Additional cost 1s incurred by moving companies due to the traosfer at goods from small !)arriersto larger ones to avoid overload finea. Mayor Kennedy suggested that the residents be notified in sdvance of the road restrictions so ther oen arrange their heavy hauling accord1ngly. Referred to (;lerk and Trustee Olmen. " New York World's Fair RetresentatioD_ Mayor Kennedy reeCl a let sr, dateCl It' b. 6. 1964, from Gov. Rolvllag requesting l;ons1deretionby the Village of renting en illuminated plaque at t~e Minnesotaexhlbit at the World's Fair. 3aid plaque would oost $1,500.00 -continued -