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Continued Page 4. The Clerk read the report from Carley concerning the grading of Skillman Ave. from Hamline to Dellwood. COlmor moved, seconded by Hammersten, that Carley prepare plans and specifications to be presented at the next mevting and that the area be assessed. Roll call Ayes-(4) Nayes-(O). Hammersten moved, Willmus seconded, that a public hearing be held for the opening, grading, and graveling of Skillman Ave. between Hamline and Fern- wood at an estimated cost of $1200.00, to be assessed against the property located on both sides thereof, and that the Council proposes to proceed unde!' Chapter 398 of the laws of 1953. Roll call Ayes-(4) Nayes-(O). There must be two publications a week apart with the last one being at least three days before the public hearing. Carley's report on the grading of Roma between Fern\Yood and Dunlap was read by the Clerk. Hammersten moved, Carlson seconded, that Carley prepare plans and specifications mid a closer estimate of cost and submit to the Council for approval. Roll call Ayes-(4) Nayes-(O). There was discussion about the grading for Dorothy Lindig and the Clerk was instructed to write a letter to Mr. Zibell aSking him to attend the next Council meeting and discuss the future of Eldridge st. from Hamline to Pascal. Mr. Connor reported on the drainage problem in the area of Mayflower Park which is owned by the Village. He said that only one dry well is used to any extent, and the drainage comes down from various sources onto this property. Connor moved, Eeconded by Harnmersten, that this question be brought, up again at the 8econd meeting in July. Roll call Ayes-(4) Nayes-(O). Connor asked Mr. Karon what had been done about the petition to the st. Paul City CounciJ. for sanitary sewer hook-up in the Lexington-Larpenteur area. Mr. Karon had tentatively drafted a letter which cannot be completed until further information is obtained. Carlson moved, Hammersten seconded, that the Fire Department send two men to the firemen' s convention at Sauk Centre on ,June 8-9-10 on the same basis of allowance as last year. Roll call Ayes-(4) Nayes-(O). Connor said that we had agreed informally to pay $10,000 to the School Board for certain work. He thought they should submit a statement as to what they plan to do or we should withdraw the offer. The Clerk was instructed to write them a letter asking that they notify us if they are going to avail themselves of our offer. Carlson moved, Connor seconded, that Hammersten attend the National Insti tute of Municipal Clerks Convention in Omaha beginning May 20th with necessary expenses paid. Roll call Ayes-(4) Nayes-(O). Connor !:loved, Hanmlersten seconded, that the following bills be paid: Ken Fabyanske 5.00 Mike Walsh 98.90 catherine Lange 46.10 Alice Tollin 82.80 Helen Franke 19.80 Supcrior Beer 335.28 O.A.Brink Bev. 31.72 McLean Distr. Co. 151.13 Rock Spring Dist. 9.15 Pabst Sales Co. 115.28 American Linen 6.39 LaBore Distr.Co. 80.24 Coca-Cola 'Co. 34.94 Mid-West Wine Co. 13.Lo st. Paul Distr. 84.92 Distillers Di~t. 439.03 Canada Dry 8.18 Old Peoria Co. 720.56 337 Grading of Skillman Grading of ROffia Mayflower I Park Drainage 7/21/53 Sewer Hook-Up Lex.-Larp School Board Plans