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VILLAGE COUNC IL OF IDSEVIILE Continued meetinc; l"'londay Eve., Feb. 22, 1954 at 7:30 P.l1. The Village Council met on the above date as a continuation of t he reg- ular meeting of February 16, 1954 with the following members present: Carlson, Olson, Salverda and Hammersten. Milner Carley, Village Engineer was also present for a short while. Carley stated that he was helping the Building Inspector in reV2SlDg the building code and bringing it up to date and that they may 'med some technical help. Olson moved, seconded by Carlson that Eel Hurl..hurt be retained as an aRsociate consultant in reviewing the build-i_ng code. J:.lounds View are yeviewing their codes and would share in the expense of Hurlburt I shelp. The matter of rubbish routes was up for discussion. Those present felt everyone who has a route and feels he wants to pay the necessary license fee should be issued one. The Clerk asked if it were possible for t he haulers to establish a set rate per month so the:'e vlOuld be no price cutting, and they were agreeable. The matter of dividing the Village into sections for each route was discussed but the idea did not me~;t with very Pavorable approval as some sections are more densely populated than others. Rosenquist of lvlinnesota Avenue thought the license fee was a little high compared to ,he type of work. Nayor Olson suggested a license for each truck and thought a fee of $35.00 was ample. Hammersten moved, seconded by Olson that Ordinance #161 be amended, reducing the license fee from $50.00 to ~~35 .00 and each man operating a truck must have a license and the n~mbered license plates must be in the truck or the pj)erator be able to produce them on request. Roll Call Ayes (4) Nayes-(O). Hr. Francis suggested that the truck license number be registered with the clerk 2nd be put on the garbage license application so we know who the operator is. The matter of a police department was up for discussion. The budget has $5,000 in it for starting a police department. Hammersten told oflhe experience Ray Goneau, a resident of the Village had as a police officer in St. PauJ.. It w as suggested he be contacted for a future meeting. The Clerk read the applications of the following people for t he various licenses¡ General Contracting - ..J. HusQy & Son, 1~00 No. ~nelling Electrical - Edison Lighting Company and A.H. Anderson. 2193 N. Dellwood û2S University Ave. Plumbing - R.E. 'Anderson of Minneapolis 141~ Hennepin Ave. Plastering - A.M. Philipson 230-17th Ave. N.E. No. St. Paul 400 Revisinr; Building Code 11el Hurlburt Ass. Consultant Rubbish Routes AmElnding Ord. #161 Police Dept. Various Licenses