HomeMy WebLinkAbout19430510_REGULARTrustee Gebo moved that the fire protection contract with the
village of Bopkins, with an additional clause as recomaended by
Attorney Covell, be accepted and signed and papent of $400 be
made for the year beginning October 1, 1942; seconded by Trustee
Vyatt and carried,
President Sharpe reported he had talked to Alex Creighton and
learned Creighton is employed temporarily by Twin Cities Ordnance
plant and President Sharpe expressed the opinion Creighton would
be willing to turn over the work of village bdlding inspector to
Engineer Smith.
.D Trustee Gebo moved that Ward Levis and E, IB, PJontgomery be advised
the council feels no adjustment of Sewer District No, 8 assessments
should be made at the present time, based on the opinion of Attorney
Covell; seconded by Trustee Wyatt and carried,
Bngineer Smith reported Iilssrs. Sneller and Gutterson, owners OF property adjoining the I?llinnehaha creek cascade requested a channel
be cut around the cascade to carry off excess water, Attorney Covell was instructed to investigate property lines in that area.
Trustee Killson moved that the first street west of France avenue
in the village be named "Gorgas avenue," seconded by Trustee Gebo
and carried.
Trustee Gebo moved application of Country Club for licenses to
operate two mechanical amusement devices be approved, seconded by
Trustee IVillson and carrigd,
-Trustee Eyatt moved approval and payment of the c3.af.m of ,%;he Zat.r_ffPm
or OppenheZmer, Hodgson, et& in the amount of $83 for expenses in
connection with the case of Country Club District Service Co. OS. Village af Edina; seconded by Trustee Gebo and carried,
There being no further business to come before the council,
President Sharpe declared the meeking adjourned at 10:30 p.m.
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Village Clerk
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
EDINA VILLAGE COUNGIL HELD IN VILLAGE
HALL AT 8-P.N. MAY 10, 1943
President Sharpe called the meeting to order and all members of
the council vere present.
Ninutes of the regular council meeting of Aprfl 28, 1943, were
read and approved,
Trustee Wyatt moved approval and payment of' the following
payrolls, seconded by Trustee Willsonand carried:
Name -
C0"CIL
Claim # Gross V, Tax
Earl C. Sharpe
Bower Hawthorne
L, E* Gebo
George A. Vlillson
Dr* A. S, Wyatt
Dr, L, Id. Cazpbel1
Karl Covell
3. J* DU~Z;~
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
$25,00
27.50
17.50
17.50
17.50
15.00
15.00
37.50
Net -
$25.00
17.50
17.50
17.50
17.50
15.00
15.00
40 37.10
(continued)
(Payrolls, continxjed)
OFFICE
Phil llr. Smith 439 150.00
Phil Vb'. Smith 440 25.00
Evelyn Kjos 442 62.50
Gretchen Schussler 442 62.50
John Vd. Lyon 443 . 97.50
Hilding Dahl 444 92 . 50
Vh. S. Heydt * 445 87.50
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STREETS
R, J. Johnson
S. J. Roberts
P. H. Dahlgren
John Tracg
0. N. Spande
Harry Jonas
N. J. Merfeld
Chas. Johnson
Sam McCready
Silas Herrett
, George Shilson
446
448
447
4 50
449
452
4 53
454 ,
455
4 56
4 57
Q 97.50
80.00
85.00
75.00
75.00
.70.00
72.30
51.15
53.35
48.40
48.75
Elmer Walker 458 a 21.45
Ronald Port 4 59 82.00
Simen Strand 460 72.00
M. 5. Merfeld 488 12.50
Total $1,684.40
Trustee Willson moved approval and payment
seconded by Trnstee Gebo and carried:
Name Claim # -
GENERAL FUND
Ar $bur Peter son 461
J. H. Garvey 463
Phil VI. Smith , 464
Phillips Petroleum Co. 465
American Linen Co. 466
Wm. H. Ziegler Go, 467 Bud Brooks Service Station 468
Village ,of Hopkins 469
Young me1 Coo 470
Edina Hardware , 471
E. Til. Harris 472
Miller-Davis Co. 473
A. E. Dick Coo 474
J, N. Johnson Supply 475
Thorman W. Rosholt Go. 476 Julius Schm-, State Treas. 477
Minneapolis City Treasurer 478
Justus Lumber Co. 479
Typewriter Exchange Co. 480
Earl Robbins 481
Minneapolis Gas Light Go. 482
Northern States Power Co. 483
Glacier Sand 5 Gravel Co. 484 Northwestern Bell Tel. Co. 485
Sub. Hem. Co. Relief Bd. 486
Thompson Lumber Co. 487 To tal
SEWER DISTRICT #8
Mrs. Laura Dirks 462
SETfJER RENTAL FUND
Phil In;. Smith 464 Northern States Power Co. 483
Tot a1
Total all funds
6.20 143.80
25.00
1.90 60.60
3.20 94.30
3.20 89.30
3.20 84.30
1.90 60.60
3.20
2.40
3.20
2.40
2.40
.90
2.40
1.40
1.40
i 90
, 50 ,g4a,lo
94.30
81.80
72.60
72.60
69.10
69.90
49.75
51.95
47.50
48.75
21.45
82 . 00
72 . 00
77.60
12.00
$1,643.30
of the following bills,
Amount
$473.90
1.50
50
28.35
1.75
9e42
84.69
90 . 00
9.17
22404
72 . 79
2.80
2.45
24.85
3.48
815.80
79.60
18.36
3.50
179 . 00
19.53
653.06
74 . 02
121 . 83
36 88
172.35 $3,001 . 62
5.00
20.00
2.00
$223, . OQ $9;028;'62
pllr. Gordon, ovner of property at Forty-ninth street and Highway 100,
appeared to complain about dumping of clay on his property by sever
construction creas and stated he would not accept the $75 damage
pgyment tendered by the council last December. After discussion, President Sharpe directed Engineer Smith to arrange for re-grading of the property in question and Mr. Gordon stated he Vould accept
the $75 payment if the ground was put in condition ko enable him to
use the ground for garden,
A delegation of residents from the vicinity of Fifty-ninth street
and Abbott avenue appeared $0 object to excavations being made in that
&rea py a Lk. Gibbfsh for removal of black dirt, G, J, Patseg said
holes left by the excavators create a hazard and are detrimental to
property values. from a village street and he had ordered the excavating stopped in
so far as the street is conperned. Attorney Cove11 stated the vI1lage apparently has no authority at the present time to control such
excavating on private property but he said he vas drafting an
ordinance to control such activities in the future, Mrs. H. T.
Grabos presented a petition signed by 36 residents, requesting
adoption of such an ordLnance. William K. Hall, attorney for ldr.
Gibbibh, said Gibbish was not planning further excavations in the
area "bd Hall said he would advise G€bbish to refill. holes,
Er. Fred N. Goughnour, 5512: Kellogg avenue, appeared to request
establishment. of street grade in his block to permit improvement of
drive?rays.
and Smith said he would place markers.
)
I' Ehgineer Smith reported some dirt had been removed
Engineer Smith explained the grade already is established
' 1 only Extinguisher holder for 2!5
2 only 12 foot pike poles-woad and
4 only pike pole mounting brackets.
1 6-pound pick head fire axe.
gallon extiiguisher.
steel.
2 only llOSe and ladder ShPS.
Nr, Jbhn Garrison appeared to request a permit to move a house into
the dllage from ?:old-Chamberlain airport.
directed to inspect the building and to issue a perlllit if the building
conf ohs with the village building code.
Ehgineer Smith vas
Phil Bafley, chief of the volunteer fire department, appeared to
request the council purchase various items of equipment for the
fire department.
engineer be instructed to advertise for bids on 300 feet of
double-jacketed l+II fire hose and the other items requested by
Bailey, seconded by Willson and carried,
I Trustee Gebo moved the village clerk and village
The matter of landscaping the village hall grounds. and erecking a
flag pole and servicemenfs memorial vas discussed.
17as instructed to confer with park board members regarding the project, and was authorized to purchase a wooden flag pole.
Presldent Sharpe requested the council ko provide funds to defray
expenses of the nenly-established Edina charter co~ss~on,
Willson moved %he sum of $250 be appropriated for the charter
commission, seconded by Trustee Gebo and carried.
Ehgineer Smith
Trustee
mere being no further business to come before the council, President
Sharpe declared the meeting adjourned at 11 p,m.
Official Pnblicrrtion 1 VILTAGE OF WINA I i HENNEPN COUNTY, BIINNESOTd
NOTICE FOE BIDS FOR FIRE
EQUIPMENT
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