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VILLAGE OF ROSEVILIÆ Regular meeting of the Village Council Tuesday, August 21, 1956 2 P .H. The Village Council met on the above date with the following members present. Salverda Carlson, Kitts Hanmersten, and McGee. Attorney Oliver, and Engineers Ed. Bather ;\Xld Chas. Sout.ter T¡lere also :t:resent. The minutes of the August lit., Council meeting were discussed. Mr. McGee asked that the word "inserted" in the second paragraph be corrected to read, "corrected to read". Mayor Kitts asked that paragraph 10 of page 3, the sentence which reads, liThe Police Chief reported that one police car is on duty 24 hours a day and told 9f the hours that the second car is on duty and how many men" be changed to ~The Police Chief reported that one car is on duty 24 hours a day and the second car is on duty from 6:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m." as the chief did state at the August lit., Council meeting. Sal verda Moved, McGee Seconded the minutes of the August 14, meeting be accepted as corrected. Roll CaD. Ayes (5)-Nayes (0). Hannnersten Moved, McGee Seconded the bids øn Sewer Project #3 be opened. Seìier Bids Roll Call Â.yes (5)..N~es (0). The bids were as follows: C' ",' "'. Base Bid Alternate #1 Alternate#2 Completion Date. .sheehy c..onstruction \.jo. $37,300.00 no bid $4,000.00 Oct. 27, 1956 Peter Lametti Const.Co. ,49,500.00 no bid ' 5,000.00 Dec. 15, 1956 Phelps-Drake Company 35,812.00 $100.00 3,200.00 Feb. 1, 1957 Actcn Construction Co. 32,537.00 4,246.00 Oct. 21, 1956 Barbaroza & Nodland 31,150.00 3,750.00 Dec. 15, 1956 Hammersten~Moved~ Carlson Seconded the bids be referred to the Engineer for tab- ulation. !toll Càll Ayes (5)-N¡¡yes (0). Mr. Rue and Mr. O'Donnovich, representatives of the Little League Baseball LittJ.e League Team appeared due to the Councils request at the August 14, meeting. Some of the Council members reported that they have had complaints from a few of the residents near the ball field. Mr. Rue reported that during the d¡¡y there is no supervision and nothing could be done about keeping children out of the LittleLeague's field. Mr. O'Donnovich stated that there have been many requests by spectators to have the loud speaker turned up, but thought that the si tüation might be remedied by obtaining 80 smaller speakers and facing them into the field, in place of the one large speaker which they are now using. Other com- plaints were discussed. The Council was informed that the Little League season is now over and that the complaintà will be taken into consideration between now and when the season reopens. A representative of the LeRoy Sign Co. was present upon the Council's request LeRoy Signs . of the August lit., meeting to discuss the reason for a sign being erected in the Village before the License was approved by the Council. Kitts Moved, McGee Seconded all Inspectors be instructed not to grant pennits to aDy'one until the council ha.s favorab~ acted upon the license. Roll Call Ayes (l)-Nayes (4)-Salverda, Carlson, Kitts, and Hapmersten opposed. Mayor Kitts instructed all inspectors that in the future no permits sha.ll be granted or jobs started until favorable action by the council on a license is taken. The C1I!rk read that the air raid sirens for the Village will be installed at the following places: '., North Heights School (N.W. Corner of Rice and C~ Rd. "C") McCarron's Lake School (McC;¡rrons B1 vd1, one block W. of' . Rice ) Lexington Sc:tiool (On Co. Rd. tlB" (i alock W. of W. of Lerlngton) Air Raid Sirens