HomeMy WebLinkAbout19351125_REGULARXinutes of the regular meeting of
the Council of the Yiflage of Edina held in Grange H~11 at 8 PM, on November 25, 1935
The meeting vas called to order by the President , all
members mere present.
Ers. Liorell, 1325-7th Street, appeared bez"ore the Council
advising that she was arranging for VPA serving for the south half of Rural Hennepin County and triehed to knom
if the Village would eupaly certain materials and find-
ings rith nMch to carry on the work. The matter rras
referred to Ghaimiian Villson of the Poor Committee for
his attention.
hiargeret Soderberg appeared before the Council vith the request thet she be granted an lfOff-Salei' non-intox-
icating liquor license in connection Tvith her restaurent
located at 4928 France Avenue, bn motion Blackburn re- quest be granted, seconded by Prescott and carried with-
out dissenting vote.
Request by one Eorrison to erect a privzte garpge
building on the Sorrison property east of France Avenue and north of the intersection with Beet 62nd Street,
7'18.8 discussed by the Council for the reason it VPP in- tended to locate the garzge in front of existing build-
ings in the neighborhood. It tws moved Villson that the
request be refused as in conflict with the Zoning Ordinance. Seconded by iioore and carried.
L'essrs. Simonson, Hofstrand and Sorenson, of the St.
Louis Park Fire Department requested pesraisFion of the
Council to rnake survey in that portion of the Village
serv$d-by the St. Louis Park Fire De?artment for the gurpoee of locati-ng farms, buildings, etc. , in order to facilitate the aasvering of fire calle. All this being
agreeable, the ma%ter vas accorded the peniiisaion of the Council.
Efeesrs. Clark and Benson of the State Highmy Department
zg'ain appeared before the Council regarding the grade to be established for Highvay 170. 100, Fouth of Best 70th
Street to South Village Limits. In as rmch its the re-
leases of claim or darilagee had not been given the Village
Council, the matter vas referred for future Council
action and the hope that all releases mould be on hand
at the next Council meeting.
The payroll advances of the Village crefv and marchalfs,
upon being duly examined and found correct were on raotion
Prewott, be gEloaed and ordered -mid, seconded. by Tillson end carried,.
The matter of certain unpaid ERA relief bills was next discussed by the CounciL and after being duly exxained
and found correct, were on motion Fgillson they be rllovd
and ordered paid, seconded by Preecott and carried. They are as follom:
Barnes Grocery Co,
Cahill Grocery
Central Cash E:Prket The Dayton 00.
Docken'e Grncery
Edina Cash Grocery
HanFon and. Booth
Home Trade '
Rapfans Bros.
Eontgornery Bard Co.
Bationsl Tea Go.
Carl Oleon
ERA groceries ERA groceries
ERA groceries
ERA poor
ERA groceries
ERA groceries
EXA poor
ERA poor
ERA poor
ERA poor
ERA poor ERA poor
94.00
5.44
9.98
4.99
5.29
47.49
12.55
4.00
32.00
7.50
1.00
12.05
Red and White ERA poor
Red Ovl ERA poor C. P. Schwartz E3A poor Sears Roebuck Go. ERA poor
Emergency Relief Adrn. ERA overhead
Geo. S. GFmble Clean-up refund Total
$5.44
8.64
6.69
45.80
25.00
$242.86
' 25.00
The matter of the bond of the Village of Edina to the City
of Minfiemolis guaranteeing payment of fire protection furnished by the City of Uinnezpolis to the Village of Edina for the calender year 1936 next cai!le before the
Council. Vnereugon it was moved Blackburn and seconded
by 12oore and carried by an affirmative vote of all the
members present:
"Thpt the President and Recorder of the
Village Council: are authorized to execute
B bond to the City of Minneapolis, i!
llunicipal Corporation in the County of
Hennepin andstate of EF;inneeota in the
sura of OEE THOUSAXD ($l,QOO.OO) DOLLARS, to guarantee the payrfient to said City of Rinneapolis of bills renered by said
City of Uinneapolie for fire protection including: labor and the UF~ of fire apnaratus of the City of Uinneepolie,
to aid Village of Edina, for the gear
ending December 31, 1936; and the action of the President and Recorder of this
Council in executing said bond under
da,te of November 25, 1935, ie hereby
in all things ratified Pnd confirmed."
The question mvp8 upon the adoption of the resolution,
mherein there were five aves and no nags md EO the
resolution '*me duly declared Pdopted.
Trustee Bleckburn moved that clean-up service refunds be
rnede to Louis Haneon on account of depoFit having been
wde covering 4501 Edins, 4505 Edinz, 452% Edina, -4600
Vooddale; and 4410 Sunnyside Rosd, in mount $25.00
each, leFs the $12.00 charge made for the rnoving of one
parkmy tree at Edina Blvd. and not heretofore paid. Motion seconded by Prescott and carried.
It mas moved Blackburn that G. S. Gamble be refunded the
$35.00 clean-up service deposit having been made for
prenises 4605 Casco Avenue. hIotion seconded by Prescott
and carried.
The Recorder Dreeented to the Council the mtter of setting
up B vrzriiiing house and other appurtenances in cmnection
with the operation of a skating rink for the pleasure and benefit of the children and other residents for the Village of Edina, to be located on the Village owned Nil1 Pond area,
locpted betnen Vest 50th Street and Highwzy TJo. 169, as a ministerial duty and thpt some pereon be engpged to look after the nants znd needs of the children, to preserve
order if and vhen necessary, 2nd to act as genersl cus-
todial. of Village property. The motion vas seconded by
Blackburn and carried.
The Villa.ge nov being divided into thee election Precincts, it was moved Blackburn thpt in addition to
the legal notices already having been pogted, that
additional advertisements be inserted in Hennepin County
Reviev and Suberban News s3owing a map of the Village
and the location of the severs1 voting pleces in the
Precincts. I:otion seconded by ILoore and carried.
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It PPF rooved Xoore that in accord9nce rnith zecent per-
vrio,cive sction by the .Sta.te Legislature that the Polls
be o9,ened from 7:30 A.U. until 8:OO G.11. for the coming
Villsgc Plectric pnd 811 elections hereafter unlecs
otheraire changed. Seconded by Prescott znd czrried.
If vas moved Prescott that the folloying Ju$~.es pnd
Clerks be r,z:~ed for the annual Village election to
be neld on Deceaker 3, 1935: Precinct X?o. 1, Black-
burn, Coore, Foeter, Kell and Oxboro; 30. 2, lienburn, Delaney, Hildreth, Duuoe snd Saenson; Precinct :To. 3,
177illso?1, fimfon, Strate, LicCready end Vinson. Z.:otion
eeconded by 2oore snd carried.
Einutes of tie regular iileeting of the Cou-ncil held on
Xoverrrber 11, :?ere read on motion PreFcott they be
ap-groved 2s"~ re&., seconded by Xilleon and cprried.
ZTinutee of the Epecial meting of the Council €or tke
purpose of auditing and verifying the books, records
znd financial staterLent, of the Treasurer pnb Rec- order, for period Bovember 15, 1934 to Eovember 11,
1955, held on i?oveaber 23, 1935, mre read, on raotion
3illson theey be zpproved as read, seconded. by Blackburn
and carried.
There beinE no fur'cher businese t;o c@ce before the Council, rmtion to adjourn csrried at 10:45 P.Z.
Vi ll.2. ge Recorder