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VILLAGE OF ROSEVILLE Continued meeting Thur.Eve. June 19 1952 at 7 P.M. 223 The Village Council Jlet on the above date in continued session with the following members present. Carlson,Willmus,Membrez,Connor and Hamaersten. The Clerk was asked to check the files on the Guligowski matter, he being of the opinion that he was still on a monthly basis, whereas he was informed verbally by the Clerk on the 31st of March that inasmuch as we were !loving to the new quarters,he would no longer have much to do at the old building,except on a part time basis. He was a~ked to keep track of the hours put in at the few meetings held on Hanù_ine and Co.Rd.B and a financial arrangement could be worked out later. The Clerk was asked to write Art Carrier about his looking after the new building on Lex.and C during the winter months. The Mayor announced that he would be away for the next three weeks on a trip east, In view of the Mayor being aw~ at the time of our next .eeting.Hammersten Jloved, seconded by Carlson that Geo Me!lbrez be elected Vice Chairman of the Council.Roll call 'Ayes-(4) Nayes-(O). Mr. John Wewers appeared about Laurie Road saying he has done work on the road'"', twice to get it in shape and would like to have it oiled, as no oil has eTer been put on the 500 feet the Village took over two years ago. He stated that the culverts that had been put in on Fernwood and Sherren had helped the drainage problem a lot. Meabrez moved,secobded by Hammersten that Carley be instructed to get the necessary \ rock and oil to complete Laurie Road,and get it in condition. Roll call Ayes-(5) Nay(O . Conversation was held on the condition of the roads in Dellwood Heights.A let of work needs to be done there and not much was being done to get them in shape. The Clerk was asked to call Crampton about RoseTille getting its share of the use of County equipmwnt,and find out how much they can do for us. It was suggested that we make out a program of work to be done on our streets. The County's first obligation is the COllilty roads,and if there is any time left they could work on Village roads if we had a road program worked out for them. The No.1 problem is the drainage of Village roads. The Clerk read a letter from ;the Village engineer pertaining to assessments for '--, drainage,and discussion was held on various wBYs of handling it.The leV'lJ system or by assessing various benifited property owners.The Mayor explained the revolving fund system as used by Hopkins Minn. Twelve me.bers of the Fire Dept. came to the meeting in a body to ask several questions Imd get clarified a lot of rumors floating around. Why was only ten dollars per da~¡ allowed for convention expense1 When will the alterations to Fire Station be cOllpleted? They explained the stand by system. used in the department, and h2.d clarified a lot of unfounded rumors. Mayor Connor explained the Fire system used in other commun- ities that he had secured information on at the st. Cloud convention.He stated that most communities have problems similar to ours. The permit idea for building roads was suggested. It was agreed that any new culverts needed for the proper drainage of new roads is the responsibility of the Village, If catch basins ¡are needed we also furnish them effective June 19 1952. The clerk was asked to check with the attorney on the matter. One of the Firemen was interested in buying the stove that was purchased two years ago as auxiliary to the heating 8,Ystem in the Fire Station.Connor movedJseconded by Carlson that the Çlerk sell the stove for not less than 50% of its purcnase price. Roll call Ayes-(5) N~es-(O).