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Mrs Horrard Schttlz then aslced for the f1oor and said that his la.abi1- <br />ity iusurarxce for opere,tion of his riding aaademy was terrifi.c and tkiat <br />he -was faced with the problem of f3.nd3.ng some safe means of gett3.ng <br />ohS.ldren across S.Q.Mo Road to the park or not bea.ng ab4e to obtain suoh <br />insurai2ce. He stated that he had sno legal right i;o =direat tx°aff'a.c, and <br />without authority, it was next to impossible to d'o anytha.ng about a.t. <br />Mr. Schulz then askod that Counci? make ham a apeaial policeman for <br />tlxo purpose of reggxlating th3s traf'fic. Yr. Sohu1z went on to say <br />that ihe would furrilsh his (natt una.form, his badge axld gun and reguZate <br />the f'].ow of tra:fi°i.c on S.O.M. Road whenever neoessax°y wa.thout pay. At <br />the swe t.me, Ma°. Schulz offared his services to the viilage as $ <br />speciai polioa offa,cer whenever zaeeded.. Thzs mattar was then d5.seussed <br />by CaxnoiZ. Mre F-d.elman being asked for h3.s opinion, sa,id that Mx°e <br />Schu9.zp If appointeda mould have the same authora.ty as azy otkaer special <br />po13.ceanan Par the v3.3.1a§e. <br />- Mayor Swanson then appoin.ted Mr. Haarard Scliulz of S.O.M. Center <br />Road as aSpecial Pol3.oemaxi for emergehcy purposes. It ,nras moved by <br />Ire Franz, seconded by 21?°. Har°clman, that this appoin?ent be confirm.ed, <br />upon.cond5.taou tPaat Mr, Schtzlz -z°eceive no compensation foi `services <br />rendered in cozanection with the opex°atien of his own business. <br />,Ayes s <br />' Roll Ca11:/Messrs Franz,Hax°dmaxzsSloan,Z3.nglemn,Cass and Heiss:' <br />IJays - Noxte. <br />Motiorz Carrxed <br />Appointment cona^irmed <br />Hr. At°no7Ld U. Edelman, a Notary Pxbl3.c, tk?en administered tlie <br />oat&i of offico to Mra SchuS.z. <br />Nlayor Swarison then said that Chief Hardmaui had asked if he could <br />use Mr. Aixon for six houx°s each day becatise of the heavy traffio mova.ng <br />thr°otxgh the vJ.llage at nighto -Mra Hardman tnras asked to exple.in his <br />request and said that he wished to use Nir. Dixoxa from szx unta,y midni.ght <br />six d.ays a week under the consxderation that he make one 1egal traffa.e <br />axarest each n3.ght. Mro Haa°ctman said t}iere vould be no expense to the <br />village because if it dad not pay }ie would 'take Mrm Dixon off. lUr. Edelman advised that the matter bel 3eft as It was :wl,thoty`L <br />any action from Couuci7., and that Mr. Haxdmari 'use Mr. Dixon wheriever <br />he thoixght best.• <br />Btiayor 9wanson x°eported that it was brought to his attentxon <br />that someone up on Lander Road was maka.tg alterat3.ons on e. house and <br />serrE °the Building Inspector to invastxgate. Nle,yor Swaa2son 'chen asked <br />the Builda,ng Inspector to report on the mattex°. Yr. Waeleaid repoated <br />that a woman. f'rom Hough AQexzue wa,s gsutt3.ng an addition on a gex°age. . <br />She told °the inspeotor that she °Pra.sFied a temporary place to live unta.l <br />she couZd get on her feet and bua.Id a house. Her maa.n. consa.deration <br />was her la.ttla boy, whorr? ahe w3.shed to get an better surroundanga. Mr. <br />Sloan reported that he ha,d been up there and that tha.s place cou1d not <br />be natxced fron the'road. <br />4e <br />I? <br />f <br />?. <br /> <br />