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-2- Erwin Peterson, attorney for Local 49 (International Union of Operating Engineers) asked if the Council had discussed the letter that was sent to the Village in which they submitted several proposals pertaining to the maintenance crew. As this was the first meeting since the letter was received and some members of the council were not familiar wi th its content., the clerk read the letter. It was decided that a date would be set later when the union, council, engineer and maintenance crew woild get together to discuss these proposals. Mr. Farrell from Gudim Realty, who is working with a contractor building in the McCarrons Hills Addition, asked if he could be told when the sewer would be coming into this district. He was told the village does not have any definite dates so could not maie any commitments at this time. The clerk read an application from the Telephone Co. to place a buried telephone cable at Oakerest between New Brighton Rd. (Fairview) and "lling Ave. McGee moved, Hammersten seconded the matter be referred to the Engineer for study and a report to be back at the next meeti.nQ.· Roll Ayes (5À- Nayes (0). 0 The Clerk read a letter from the League of Minnesota Municipalities explaining the short courses that are being offered at the University of Minnesota through its Center for Continuation Study. Mr. McGee then gave a report on the luncheon he attended at the Continu- ation eenter at the University. He stated that to send a person(police officer) from the village for training in regard to Juvenile Delinquency Problems would cost $500 to 1600 and that perhaps at this time there were other places that money could be used. Engineer Carley submitted a letter explaining the possibility of placing a storm sewer in the same trench used in the construction af a sanitary sewer system in the village. He had discussed this matter with Mr. Banister and Mr. Short of the Banister Engineering Co. A meeting will be held at a later date with the Village engineer, Council, and Banister Eng. Co. so that Bome definite plans can be made. Local 49 buried telepJ cable Center for Continuatic Study stoa sewe¡ A.t the last regular meeting a letter was referred to the Engineer and Attorney from the Northern Pacific Railway Co. which called the attentioN of the council to the fact that an easement granted a few years ago for Long Lake J a crossing at the Northern Pacifiets intersection with Long Lake Road called for the placing of a certain culvert by the village and this culvert has not been placed. In 1952 the village did not have the street regulations which we have at the present time and the village furnished and placed all culverts. Mr. Carley recommended that under the circumstances he felt the village is responsible for the placing of this culvert and recommended authoriza- tion to deal with the Railroad Co. and to install this culvert and the necessary outlet ditch. McGee moved, Carlson seconded the Engineer be given authorization to con- tact the Northern Pacific Railway Co. and have the culvert installed at the expense of the Village. Roll Call Ayes (5)..llJ"ayes (0). The Roseville Volunteer Fire Dept. submitted their report for the year 1955. The follow:ing fire programs were attended: Minn. State Fire School held on the University Farm. Campus, and, at Lake Cit1, Minn, the Minn. State Fire Dept. Convention for fire chiefs and mimibers of the relief ass 'n.