HomeMy WebLinkAbout19430827_SPECIAL17'llson i moved qproval and pqment of the follouin~ bill2 seconded
by Zhatt and carried:
kcme Awning Co. 85 b 75 Clain 1:o 840
Hary Bright, 5821 ljrev &venue S., ZFpeared to aPp1y for perEit to move a building from the vicinity of Sixtieth Street and Xerxes Avenue to a lot aajoining his midence. V37att moved a perflit be issued to Iiarry Eright for moving said building tc~ the re?r of the
lot adjoiniq 3ri~ht's residence and that the bui16ing shall be
used as a garag,e, seconded b,y Wavthorne an6 carried.
I Sharpe instructed Attorney Covell to prepare a nea statement sf the amount onedi to the village by Country Club Zistrict Service Co. $or sever ren'ca.1 charges paid to the City or" ZTinneaplis by the village
vith interest to Sept. 12 1943, and to gresent the statement to
Oscar Gaarden, presid.ent of Country Club District Service Company.
Claims presented by PJinifred Creighton and Roy Arntson as deputy
village assessors rere discussed..
exaainers liad criticized appointriient of the assessor's vife as a
deputy and that Assessor Creighton had agreed last rrinter to subrJit names of Lis deputies t~ the council for approval pri2r tc~ their appointment . Attorney Covell read statutes a:rplying t o apyaintTnent
of deputy assessors ana expressed the opinion the statutes do not
bar the wife of an assessor from serving as a deputy and that the
statutes do not provide far council approval of appointments of
deputy assessors. Eaathorne moved that in viev of the comments by the public exminer regarding appointment of fieputy assessors, the village attorney be directed- to request an opinion of the attorney geueral as to vhether it is.proper for the village assessor to appoint
his nife as a deputy and whether an agreement by the assessor to sub-
mit nmes of deputies to the council for approval is binaing, seconded by ';lyatt and carried.
i'Jyatt pointed out L'innesota public
Petition signed by a majority of affected property owners requesting
oiling of Unity Avenue and Lakeviem Drive from Fifty-fifty to Pifty-
seventh streets vms receivedo seconded by 'Xyatf and carried.
Eawthorne presented a report fr3a the Hennesin county auditor sLDuing June quarterly tax receipts for the village totaled 469,307.61.
Eaxthorne moved. payment of
Dah1 as salary for service as constables, seconded by Utley and cai-ried
I Willson moved approval of the petition,
$10 per year each to Jokm Lyon and Kilciing
There being no further business tcJ come before the cmncil, Hawthorne
moved. to adjourn at 9t30 p.m., seconded by t and carried-.
LIIXUTES 03' THE SPECIAL TSi=ETIEG OF THE
EDIEA VILLAGE COUNCIL .WELD IX VILLAGE
FLGL ~LT 8 P.1:. AUGUST 27, 1943
Eanthorne called the meeting to order and three members of the council
mere present : Utley, Yiillson and Hawthorne.
Willson moved Utleg be designated as remporary presiding officer,
seconded l12 I3as:thorne and carriea.
HaYJthorne rea& the advertisement calling for sealed bids for con- struction of curb and ptter on Abbott place from Yifty-fourth Street
to Beard Avenue, published August 12 and 19 in the Hennepin County Reviem.
Bids were received and opened from Victor Carlson and Sons, Inc.,
offering to furnish labor and materials for approxinately 1,200 Tee% of curb ana gutter in accordance nith specifications at Cl-18 per lineal
Zoos1 ar,d curb radius at 806 per foot , and from T. 5, Eyvall Cos offering to furnish labor and materials for approximately 1,200 feet
of curb and gutter in accordance vith specifications at ~1.35 per
lirieal foot and curb radius at $1-3.0 per foot. Hawthorne moved that
the loa bi6 of Victor Carlson and Sons, Inc., be accesed, seconded by
Uillson and carried.
Hawthorne moved to adjourn, seconded by
villnrm