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HomeMy WebLinkAbout19290713_REGULARa 18 Minutes of the regular, meeting of the Council of the Village of Edina,, held on July 13th: 1929 at 8 PM in Grange Fall, Test 50th. °St and Flooddale Avenue. The meeting was called to order by President McGuire after which the roll,was called. and found present McGuire, Willson, Prescott and .Moore. Mr Hermanson and others -living in the, Mirror' Lake District were p.resent.to ask Council to open up 4th Avenue so that a street car stop might be request.ed.of the Street. Car Company. After discussion it was moved Moore,., seconded Willson, that- Village- Engineer be instructed to prepair estimated costs for doing the work on basis that one half be assessed against the property 'benefited and the balance out of general fund, carried. Mr D.-R. McNaught,, offer of block 14 in. Browndal.e. Parr Addition was present, whereupon the Recorder read a letter by Mr McNaught under date of July 10th. 1929« offering to convey to the Village of Edina, for Park purpomes,_.._s�:id block 1.4. At this _pointlRecorder Moors offered the following resolution ..hers; Mr D. 'R. McNaught and wife, owners of block 14 in�BroA dale Park Addition, according.to the plat thereof on' file -and..of record in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for said Hennepin-County, .Minnesota. JAnd Whereas said Be R. McNaught and wife, in a letter addressed to-the Village Council of the Village of Edina, Hennepin County, Minnesota, and. darted• July 10th. 1929, offer to convey said.. tract 'of land-to the Village of Edina, by quitclaim deed$.under section X3090 of the General Statute -s off' Minnesota, in tryst to hold, administer and ipaintain the same as'a Public Park., And Whe it is. further provided that the above' described tract of .land, will be maintained and kept sap by. the Village of 3dina# as Public Parks usually are,, and that-it-will not be used for storage purposes, filling stations.. or for znerehandi.sing and that on failure to so keep up the property, the title shall revert to the donors. The r. be it resol.v_ed ] te, he. Ville Coin o£ tie XjLla Z,e n£. Edina that said tract of 'land be accepted by said_ Village Council on behalf of said Village and . receive title thereto, subject to and in accordance with above terms and conditions. I The vote being upon the adoption of the resolution wherein there were., yeas and no nays as follows, McGuire' yea, Willson. ye, Prescott' yea„ Moore yea. and so ordered. President t .Attest Village Recorder. 2Ar L. H. Fletcher, a resident, f Edina, appeared before the Council withthe suggestion that a, police officer be provided on a regular salary basis forthe next several months$ as there was considerable fast dnd- careless driving throughout the village, . The matter was, left for Council to hiandl.e. Mr T. J.Jories, presented a petition for sidewalk in and along the North side of West 44th Street, from Coolidge to'Mackey Avenues, which represented a majority of the property affected. On motion.Willson, seconded Moore, petition be received and sidewalk ordered in, carried. I L) � Dr Hamilton and hiss Moran. were present with reference to changing the wording of letter directed by the Council on May 14th meeting, vi,th reference to the construction and operation of a Reot Hospitale ' After conoiderable dis- cussion it was decided to leave as is . Miss: Gifford, of the Family Welfare Bureau, was present with the record of Albert Martine, a resident of . Edina in 1926, and who had not lived elsewhere long enough to` establish a residence*--- 11f Martine being bed ridden from a paralytic stroke and not able to provide for himself.. It was moved Willson, seconded Reimenn, Recorder arrange for admittance of Mr Martine, at the County Farm at the expense of the Village of Edina, carried* Walter Tingdale, appeared before the Council asking a permit be granted him under the- Zoning Law, -to complete the building started before the Zoning Law was 'effective, on Sumit Avenue, South of #5 on lot 22 block 3 Grandview Heights* lie was advised that for the reason the building was started previous to the Zoning Law being adopted, 'that a permit for this par- ticular building mould not be required* f lir Alwin, appeared before tld& Council, for peimit. to erect a temporary dwelling-on lot 16, Theiban's Brookside Addition, which was refered to President McGuire. r A building permit was requested by Willard Cspppex-; to erect a greenhouse on his unplatted property North of Interlacken Roadj whi -ch was , refered to President McGuire, with power to act* A communication- form State Dept.. of Agriculture, with reference to appointment of Weed Inspector, was refered to President licGuire, with power to act.' Receipts since last meeting were tot's,] $141.10, as follows the Village Recorder. Road Bills as follows upon being. found correct, were on mot- ion Prescott, seconded Willson, be allotted and order paid carried- W. S. Joy, Street Commissioner A. Webber, Tractor labor S.J,Robertsq ,Traactor labor Frank Roberts, Labor with team Johh - Tracy, Labor with team J. Collins,. Road labor L. Taplin, Road labor Frank Slavin, Road labor J. H. Snavely., Park labor J. Castello, Labor with-team 1 C 220 hrs E.A. Wal,stron, Plumbing permit, 4601 Arden Avenue $5.50 A.G.Andreason Plumbing-Permit, 4905 Bruce Abenue 5,50 Ruth Payne, Fireworks 10.00 Arthur Docken, Fireworks 10.00 Fred Sampson,. Fireworks 10.00 Docken1b Com. Store, Fireworks 10.00 L.A.Me- Clellan, Fireworks 10.00 George Hanson, 4930 France Ave, Restuarant 5000 D.F,.McGuire, Vegetable Stand Bdg. Permit 2, 00 Gust Johnson, Bdg. Permit, 5542 Arden Ave 2.00 A.H.Dahlberg, Private Garrage, 4607 Bruce Ave. 2.00 J. Smutney, Private Garrage, Sumit -Ave 2.00 H. Madison, Brooder Douse, Mildred Ave, 2.00 L.D.R.uthledge, Private Garrage lot 4 Blk 22 #176 2.00 Thos Gleason, Porch 2.00 P..J.Asselin, Village- portion of fines collected 61.10 Total 0-14-1. 10 All of which were turned ove'r to the Village Treasurer by the Village Recorder. Road Bills as follows upon being. found correct, were on mot- ion Prescott, seconded Willson, be allotted and order paid carried- W. S. Joy, Street Commissioner A. Webber, Tractor labor S.J,Robertsq ,Traactor labor Frank Roberts, Labor with team Johh - Tracy, Labor with team J. Collins,. Road labor L. Taplin, Road labor Frank Slavin, Road labor J. H. Snavely., Park labor J. Castello, Labor with-team 1 C 220 hrs 6154.00 114 hre 79.80 114 hre 79.80 56 hrs Y 50.40 220 hre 198.00 220 hre 99.00 217 hre 97.95 125 hre 56.25 184 hre 82,80 144 hrs* 129.60 ?l, 027.60 20 The Miscellaneovis balls upon due examination and - being found correct, were on- m6t"ion' Reimann, seconded -- Willson, be alloyed and ordered peids carried. Th6y were as follows Minneapolis G.EO'Company June Street' Lighting $403.17 Ylm'H-. Ziegler Co Tractor Lubricant 18.00 H. Claire Alden Labor on Village Plats 100.00 L. R. Blackburn Police ser -rices June 40.00 Hennepin County Review Ballots & Published Notices 42.80 J. E. Hennessy Cc Road Culverts 108.64 League' Minnesota Zunicipatities, Dues to " Aug 31,1930 25.00 Miller -Davis Cc Office supplies 1 1 .45 Minneapolis Blue Printing "Co B /P'of Village Plate 16.40 Rollins Sand & Bdg B1k Cc 394 yds road gravel de1.413.23 E.W.Earris, Gas for tractor 28.87 W. F. "Garvey iia;rdware, Road Supplies 7.90 Edina Grocery Groceries for poor 17.46 110. Macek 94 loads road gravel 23.50 Mrs Claus Johhsoh 137'leads road - gravel 34.25 A. Sodergren 30 loads road gravel 6.00 D.F.McGuire Salary President July 35.00 J.J. D'uggan,. Salary Treasurer July 25.00 Ben B. Moore Salary Recorder July 60.00 Geo A. Willson Salary Trustee July 25.00 C.F.Prescott Salary Trustee July 25.00 J.E. Rein%nn Salary Trustee July' 25.00 D.F.McGuire 3* days Board of Review 17.50 Ben. B. Moore 3 daye Board of Review 15.00 J.E.Reimann `Expenses Austin Conven- tion League of M.M. 17.40 Geo A Willson Exp. Austin Convention 9.96 D. F. McGuire Exp. Austin Convention 13.70 Ben B. Moore Exp. Austin Convention_ 13.70 T. W. Rosholt Cc Cable for guard rail 20.93 Miller-Davis Co Office supplies 1080 T. Osland Blacksmithing 111.00 T. Osl,and Blacksmithing 4.00 L. J. Manson 54+ days Assessor 272.50 J.J.Duggan Office supplies 6.25 Total ,18 879.41 A communication from Hennepin County Fair Agricultural Soc- iety, dated June 23, 1929¢ requesting. for a contribution toward Boy's and Girl's Ctlub Building, °gas read and _placed on file. A request from Northwestern Bell Telephone Company, to set six poles and one anchor.in West 62nd Street between Vir- ginis and Normandale Ave.,,, also one pole in West 62nd Street between Virginia, .and Parnell, as well as 23 poles and one anchor in West 64th, st between Parnell and Warren Avenues, 9 poles and 4 anchors in Normandale -- Blvd., between 60th and 64th Ste# 2 poles in We7st 65th Street between Parnell and Ryan, One . pole in West 63rd St. between Sherwood and Normandale, One pole in West 62nd St between Sherwood and Normandale,, was on motion Prescott, seconded Reimann, Carried. No further businees' to cone before the meeting, motion to adjourn carried 11.59 PM. . e Village Recorder.