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-4- liquor stores, and another letter regarding Fidelity and Casualty Company Insurance of New York, Policy number 0'l'74l417; #2332690 and #BBF26067. The binders will continue 'Wltil Ma.r 24, 1956. Hammersten IwIoved, McGee Seconded the two additbnal binder letters be included in the original motion. Roll Call Ayes (5)- NÇ"es (0). A :ætter from Bannister Engineering regarding the S. J. Krannafk plans for a shopping center suggested a conference be arranged between a council member, Krannak, and Sauers Company. McGee was authorized to meet with Krannak and Sauers Company and report back. A letter and application from the Bell Telephone Company asked permission to place a buried telephone cable on Gaultier Street north of Co. Rd. .Cu. Carlson Moved, Hammersten Seconded the application be approved. Roll Call Ayes (5)-N~es (0). Bell Tele. Application A letter was read from Northern Pacific Railroad in answerto the Village request for flasher signals to be installed where their tracks cross Hamline Avenue. The letter states that flasher signals at this crossiDg are not justified because of the very light train traffic on that line. The townshi~ of Mounàsview notified our Council by letter of a meeting scheduled for May 18, 1956 at 8:00 p.m. at the Moundsview Town Hall, with Ed. Willmus who has a definite plan to propose regarding the disposal of refuse and garbage. Railroad i Flasher Signal. A letter and resolution regarding Sani t:Jl1"Y Sewers from the Village of Arden Hills was read. The Village of Roseville will refer( the letter and copy of resolution directly to the City of St. PaUl for their consideration and advice after the Arden Hills Public Hearing is held on Ma;y 17, 1956. Mr. Gearin stated that St. Paul should be notified formally and that our feelings should be indicated. Hammersten Moved, Carlson Seaonded Arden Hills be allowed to connect to our sewer pipes and pay their part of the additionaJ. expense. Roll Call Ayes (5)-N~es (0). McGee Moved, Hamroersten Seconded the Village Attorney draft letters to noti.fy Arden Hills and Mr. Marzittlli of St. Paul. Roll Call Ayes (5)-Nqes (0). A letter Ires Bud Lanoux stated that he could not and would not attend this Well Council meeting to discuss two well disturbances in the Village, as he felt disttr bances the matter should Rot be brought up at a public meeting. Mr. Roberts, Mr. Bossard, Mr. Olson, Mr. May, and Mr. ShacHier all concerned in the matter presented their side of the story. Mayor Kitts will see Mr. Lanoux this week. A letter was received from R. W. Bohn of 1835 Fernwood regarding future streets in Section 14. The overaJ.l street plan is on record in the Court House. A letter from Milner Carley informed the Council that the owner of Cirdle View is reâq to construct streets there. Mr. Carley has estimated the amount of the bond to be $2100.00 for S:iJnpson Street from Transit to Snelling Curve and $900.00 for Brooks Street from Simpson Street to Pascal Avenue. The owner has made a cash deposit to the Village Clerk for Engineering. Street Cons1 A letter from Milner Carley stated the Village has an amount of $7,242.l0due to Oscar Gottfried for the purchase of sand. Mr. Carley suggested that the two piles of sand be fenced in immediately by the Village.