HomeMy WebLinkAbout19440214_REGULAR203
A. letter from Wilbur Skierrnan Eck, 5024 Ewing Avenue S. , Minneap olis,
applying for employment as patrolman was received, read and filed.
Fire -Chief Phil Bailey appeared and suggested the council consider
revisions of the fire ordinance, increased pay for members of the fire
department and future equipment needs of the department.
Utley reported the public utilities committee had requested
Schmidt to make a study of water rates in the village and allied
problems of the water system.
Hawthorne moved adoption of a public safety committee report recommend -
ing establishment of a *warning tag system for the purpose of recording
minor violations of traffic laws in the village, seconded by Utley and
carried.
Hawthorne moved adoption of a public safety committee report recommend-
ing use of release cards in connection with motor vehicles impounded
by the police department, seconded by i'dyatt and carried.
A letter from Joseph Justad, St. Louis Park village clerk, quoting a
resolution adopted by the St. Louis Park village council relative to
development of Minnehaha creek for park purposes was received, read
and referred to the planning commission.
Willson moved that a council representative be sent to meetings which
may be called by the Hennepin county board of commissioners for con-
sideration of Minnehaha creek improvements, seconded by Utley and
carried.
Utley moved that checks No. 14408, 15620, 17464 and 430, in the amounts
of $2.579 $23.25, $2.26 and $44.119 which have net been presented for
payment, be cancelled and the funds represented by such checks be
returned to their sources, seconded by Hawthorne and carried.
Wyatt moved that the Minnesota public examiner be requested to audit
records of the village for the year 1943, seconded by Utley and carried.
Utley moved that the village treasurer be directed to withdraw from the
Hennepin county treasurer funds which belong to the village and to
deposit said funds in Midland rational Bank and Trust Co., seconded by
Wyatt and carried.
Wyatt reported Agaard Sign Co. had prepared a drawing of a proposed
service board honoring Edina men and women in the armed forces and
offered to erect said board on the village hall grounds at cost of $512.
After discussion Todd appointed the entire council as a committee to
study the question of erecting a service board in the village.
viillson moved to adjourn, seconded by Hawthorne and carried.
Village Clerk
hiII,IUTES 014' THE r�EGULAR 1,,EETII1T(x OF THE
EDITTA VILLAGE COUTICIL HELD IH VILLAGE
HALL AT 8 P . h. EEBRUAF ' 14, 1944
Trustee Wyatt, president pro tern, called the meeting to order, the roll
was called and four members of the council vie_re present: Utley, 11illson,
1,7y att and Havithorne.
14inutes of the regular council meeting of January 24, 1944, were read
and approved.
Petition sinned by 30 property oviners in Sevier District Ho. 8, objecting
to completion of sewers in the district until costs are more favorable
and requesting that assessments against property not served by lateral
beviers be, adjusted to cover cost of completed trunk sevlers only, vtas
received.. Problems of Sevier District ITO. 8 were discussed, v;i th several
property owners and. representatives appearing to make coi- ornents and.
inquiries. �1 -�Y ,tt explained the council does not intend to a_.tternpt
completion of the project immediately.
Petition of J. A. Danens & Son for rezoning of property at 5 Brookside
2-04
avenue to permit construction of a stor-,,'-,e C9-rq--e and Y-'areh011se
building and a petltfl.on ziLned by n(--1fhbor-!nG- property owners
objecting to such rozoninf- were received.. Hav,thorne m-o7.Ted to refer
both petitions to the planning comyAssion, seconded. by Utley and.
carried.
Hav;thorne that the contract submitted by Suburban Hennepin
Count- Reliel' Ex rd. for ad-mini.-:trn-tion of village poor relief for tne
-mear be approved- and tb.-t proper villa-e of-ficinis be authorized.
and directed to e.1:ecute the contract, secopJod by '.,illson snd. car-ried..
,)resente6, a. letter from the H(7:mnepin county land corer liss-1-oner
Hawthorne iL 0
re.q,:uc-E:t1n1�" t'jt.-t tAc- council approve clos--ification of certain tax-
forfeitec- 1Jmjo in tn,� vill-ace as non-conservation and for sale.
Havthorn(-7- no,.Ted thre-t tl-ke vill:�.,re on7inco(( be directed'. to inw?ef:ti-ate
the lands 3-1-2te-01. b- tTie ln-1d co: two? -; to determ-Ine if the villa,c-e
T
qic,ht de:sire to acquire title to the lands for pares or other purposes,
seconded by an(.1 carried..
Letter ves reef--�iverl
from
-,{'ire Uny-deriiAters
Inspection E'ureai-z sTmolinciT17-
of
Clnss
9 ilnsiirenae rntirC
for propi-rty in certain
port i. o n T, o f t7h e v l
T--3 e
3.60
63. SO
Letter vas reeeiiv(-:�J. _ "!porn Anton Di-ioos, 5210 2�enitlht 61--)jectinq! to
a -2 assel`�7rne-qt le-vle.J for cuttirv�,, veeds on Lot ocl,: 5, Soi)th ��Har-c-iet
P ark . n--'7ne,r SmIAh Y.as directe Z;t to inve t jrate th e o b e C t-on.
lison rovc( ' and parnent of the folliwn payrolls s e o r t?_ e 0 .
by UtlEy an(3 carried:
Office,
Phi 1 Sl,' -It Al
Phil "'.1. S-iith
Gretchen Schi.)scler
J,Dlxq I..'. Lyon
::in. S. He,,,T6t
Streets
1-19-2-nh J. Jol-in,-:zon
S. J. -,.oberts
P. H. Da:hl,-ren
0. 11.1. Spans
John Tracy
H,q-rr-,-, Jonas
il:,e J. -1,,erfeld
Chas. J,:)b-rj,- on
S mn J. c C r e S 6. -
Silas Herren
John Person
Sewers
S. J. Tautsch
CL AL., 17w0 GROSS Ai,iT.
..EIDLG. TA:,' YET A1 T.
lZI 41
;172.50
,-*1-11. 00
50
Al,,OMTT TOTAL
5.00
1403
2 5.00
1,.'-,12
67. 50
3.60
63. SO
14-1 , 3
67. 50
8.80
r,
� 70
-:
14,44
127.50
10. 1�10
117 .10
5
lip'. 50
i'.00
,z 0
6
107.1 r- 0
11.60
. I
95 210
3.53
12"1 . 50
15. C-0
111.90
S
115.00
9.00
i 0 0' . 0 0
0
105.00
11. 60
93.40
11350
c 5.00
1.90
93 . 10
1r` -51
95.00
1.90
1.152
105.00
9100
96.00
14-53
107. 50
9100
98.150
14017
113.60
9.00
101 i.60
14 x3
103.20
11.60
191. 60
14 59
93 . ,10
1190
21.50
1460
50-.80
.90
53.90
1455 110-.00
12.00
11 i s c e 1 'Ca I e o I'l S
Hil(fla Hoar.-
C-0 1462 7.50
Tot al ,�l 1809. 50 30
,?1,663.70
UtleY rl-Ovej aPprO"!r,l cT paynent of th -
r- (allot; in -` bills
' ' -e' on e d. by '.illson anti caroiecl-
(continueA). on next pn -e)
C]
I
Gen,7r,ql Fimd
ITALE CLAII,, 7T.0.
Al,,OMTT TOTAL
Yorthy.estern Eell Tel.
1403
Farn7hgyi Co.
111-09
2.5S
Dehil�er- Pros., Inc.
i4l0
League of 'Ann. 1•.1-3-n-in,
1411
, . 00
I
fhon,pson �,br. Co.
18 12
13 :,-. S.0
Bud Erooirs -i
.� -3 -,, r o i- i
I'M
711::1.16
AU t 0 --'- i e c t ri C Sup. Co.
1,t14
1:.33
Justus Lbr. Go.
3.53
11
endell Co.
1 z-16
3.00
Lundint', Gera. e
141117
10.50
(continueA). on next pn -e)
C]
I
1
1
1
2®6
(BILLS continued fro-m precedinp�•
page)
General Fund
r ;;E CLAIi,t i10.
Al,�i�itT i�T '
TOTAL
Hennepin County Re-view
1418
';;52.00
Lior:i_ne Bros. ; :_i_ndo`r Shades
1419
5.00
Ginc7 er Sfnd. & Gravel Co.
1420
255.02
Edina Ha.r jv are
1421
5.68
sound Fuel Co.
1422
35.49
City of 1.,innca.polis
1423
42.14
E. ;5. Harris Service Station
1424
4 -0.69
Heinrich J. Kuhlman
1425
6.65
Country Club Dist. Service Co.
1426
17.39
Acne Av;n_i_n-- Co.
1427
5.75
International Te «tile Co.
1428
11.86
Arthur Peterson
1429
480.90
Lyle Si-m Co., Inc.
1430
10.10
H. A. Ro:ers Co.
14.31
14.04 -
Im. H. Ziegler Co.
1432
1.76
Northern States PoLer Co.
1433
640.47
Joyce Insurance Co.
1436
75.00
Villa Se of Hopkins
1437
45.00
hardware biutual Casulaty Co.
1438
724.9x/
Federated. Hardware i,,iia.tuals
1439
238.17
Geo. Shilson
1461
1.25
.;3,224.26
IAr- neapolis Gas Licht Co.
1454
173.73
33 224.26
Poor Fund
Subur''lan I1ennepin County Rif.
1435
151.89
151.89
Sevier
Rental Fund
Northern States Pourer Co.
1433
1.00
Kinneapolis City Treasurer
1434
1,887.52
1,888.52
Sevier
District No. 8
Firs. Laura. Dirks
1456
5.00
5.00
Total all funds ;5,269.67
Hav4thorne offered the following resolution and moved its ac1option:
BE rf RESOLVED:
1. That part of !:lest 50th Street described as follows, to wit:
Beginnin" at a. point on the south line of ,lest 5oth Street
4'_-14.5 feet west of France avenue, thence viest along said
south line 12 feet; thence at a right an�Zl_e northerly to
the north line of 'luest 50th street, thence east along said
north line 12 feet, thence south to the point of beginning;
is hereby established and designated as a crossiialk within the l ean-ing
of as ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance Regulating The Use of Highvrays
-thin the Vill_arre of Edina., and Imposing Penalties for the Violnti on
Tb.ereof , " adopted June 13, 193S.
2. That part of ::lest 50th Street described
(a)That p.a.rt of the southerly half
between e line parallel vaith and
Avemie South and a line parallel
France Avenue South;
(b) That Bart of the northerly half
between a- line parallel vrith and
AT,emie, South and a line parallel
Pf,ance Avenue South; and
as follows, to vait :
of VIest 50th Street lying
400 feet wept of France
vrith and 448.5 feet wrest of
of Vrest 50th Street 1T/Ang
400 feet crest of France
with and �1126.5 feet vest of
3. That part of 1_ s :s_o ='ualy ;� �'��lry�.� T N range I3venue South described a.s
follovrs, to c:j_t;
'1n9-t part of the westerly half of France Avenue South ly 1-ni
between a. line parallel with and 93 f ePt north of ' Test 5Oth
Street and a line parallel with anO 186 feet north of ,`!est
50th Street;
are each hereby established and designated as a place where official_
s.i�7ns Prohibit sto1O:oiry within the meaning or said. ordinance.
1
06'
�I* Official F-7 -no, prob-ibitinC be rort'hy.ith inSt,9,11ed 8nd
hereafter moint-n' ried on all ol' each of the curbs and side on
the tr?.cts in parat--raphs One T%.o D- n6 . I ree (1, 2 and 3)
Th
hereof.
5. T-hat the follq.ln streets ann. 'hir,hways -to .,it:
e � e e S . 1.�v onue, approi7�cbinC from the vest at:
56t'a Street., Soi),.thi,est Corner
�ljth Street., if If
2rn -a P e Avenue, ap-nm�.cbin` fron, the test at:
A-7th Strret5 Southi.est Corner
/Il a t h tt tt it
-'1- 9 t 11 a tr If
50tl-1 rr it 11 (stop and Co sign)
F- 1-
jToptl t)Cltlrl 1 ;e Ct it (Cto-l-) anc). 0 sJq:,Tl)
52nd tt Southwest it
Sz- ,t*h tt if
1--,r'th
, �zj
62nd
Fr,,once Avemve, PnpropchlnL; frwn the east at:
I Street, Yortbeast, Corner
7
oodl--onle Aveotv_Iz., from the x.est at:
50th Street , Soutvv.est Co-r-ner (school sign)
Terioace,
A-verme: )-moronchrync fro- the east at:
Strltet
0th llorube -st Corner (,chool si`n)
5
5 2: -rid it 11 tt
rd it If tr
th If It tl
Churcli stop sign. In centcr of ILY�tercer-,ti-on of
_P.J 50th Stj-.eet, Simi.-lays only .
Avenue - fron ' e at:
., 8ppronchln�� I. I "'D
4 - , "til Street, Southvest Corner
I
Avenu_e .11,n -c'-,! - from t', 1 e east t
,pro- t
�--th Street, TTorl;lieast Corner
St,,:',t(!; "'100 �-o2ro_. -11 -iL Cr
j it, -cl -1i 1ni-r-i the, vest ot:
jlvenut,.), South%.est Corner
lrileri,; llo.ad it u
63rd Street
6 t b.
-3 "Ith
66th
70t Cj
State - -i, -,Ir-, �.,q y fnDri th,- east at:
2jen Avenue, l7ortheact Corner
Road I? it
tt
,'_roTj' Trz:rvade it
L-17-eview Drive IT tt
, 2, , �LO_ It It
R q d
.
SoiithiT.-9,'_evi Lane
V�73_ley Vicv., Road rr it
6 ',� nd Street
63rd It
it
C, nth it
C, ClS th
70th
State Illif'hv:0
p o:j cl-, .ink from be
q I , t t at
Cascade L`?Xte, Sou-'U-hv:eqt Corner
St r,-et if 11
Int-erlrlclier It it
State h='_ b_W:ay W'169, a-ppronclhim, fro-,i tlae north at:
Brool,loide Avenue, Comer
Avenue tt If
!!9_nl:t-rson 11 it it
T_,lalce Road
7fl .7, 1 - e 11
St-ttr, Hlljlwa- _W 1169, appr
o,, c h i x 2rori t1h asl
at :
50t'o Street, (2 int r _e cti ons 1 si`n at e7 c
h
Stl.te �npn �oachir from thesou'lh
at:
State Iii -,liway ,,100, Southosast Corner
Arcn,Jla Aveni_7e If It
If If
t it it
77!anson Road it 11
i
r17
li Av e, m). e
oliwr_er Road
"'ooC
lt,5_ale
i
I
intersection)
1
I 1
r- -7
L
207
State H-i. -hway ;11690 approaching from tbr. south at (cont, }
Gleason Road, Southeast Corner
County Road t18 it n
Bl_e —Re Road., approaching from the viest at:
laaloney Avenue, Southeast Corner
County Road ;418, appror.chin,-� from the east at:
i:ia.loney Avenue, ITortheast
Corner
44th Street, approaching from
the north
at:
Thielen Avenue, T ?orthwest
Corner
Interlechen Boulevard, approaching
from
the
Cooper Avenue, Northwest
Corner
i•ierilane it
It
Rol 17 nC Green Parkway "
It
BTiood It
IT
Inte.rla.chen Boulevard, approaching- from
the
SumY,i.it Avenue, Southeast
Corner
Hankerson " it
it
50th Street, approaching from
the north_
at:
north at:
south at:
France Avenue, Horthvrest Corner (stop and go sign)
Plaple Road IT ►►
Ar, en Avenue n n
Bruce
'�"-"ooddale r' tf rr
Sround ale rr n rr
East Svnnyslope n rr
Dale Drive
;'lest S»nnyslope rr rr
H_i- hv, a.y ir100 IT rr
50th Street, a.pproachin" from the south at:
France Avenue, Southwest Corner (stop and go stun)
�,
Hall ax Avenue, Southeast Corner
Indianola tr a It
Arden it It u
Bruce
.foodd.ale IT It r►
Eden it tr It
State Hi �hvj ay ; =100 TM ,t
Josephine Avenue " it
Eden Avenue, approaching froia the north at:
Brookside Avenue,. North.iest Corner
54th Street, approaching ffMom the north at:
BrooLvievr A�Tenue, Northv:est Corner
HP- Ii )'al IT r, IT
54-th Street, approaachinu from the south. at:
Brool_vieva Avenue,,-Southeast Corner
62nd. Street, approaching fron the north at:
.,-Doddale, Avenue, Yortlavrest Corner
62nd Street, approaciciinL from the south at:
';.'ooddale. Avenue, Southeast Corner
Muth Street, approachinu from the north.. at:
Prance Avenue, Northwest Corner
66th. Street, appr. o achi n" from the south at:
France Avenue, Southeast Corner
State Hich.�tay -- 1"--5, epproachin- from the north at:
Cahill Road, ITo rthwest Corner
Last and "lest alley between 49th and 50th, and running from
49th. to ;Jood.dale :
S_i_Cn at 49th Street
Sigr at :roodr� ale Avenue
-roods- ale Avenue betv.een 49th end 50th Streets:
1.nile rerlovable school_ stop i s erected.
70th Street, gdjacent to Edina school property
be and they hereby each are established and designated as rrThrt,rr street
v ,,'it'nsn the rsea.n_i_n. of said ordinance.
i,:otion to Adopt the resolution vras seconded by Utley and on rollca.11
vote t'-tere were aye s and no nays, as follows: Utley, aye; ".i11^on,
a'ye; ?± �.t: c Borne, aye, and ?. %yatt, aye, and the resolution vas adopted.
ATTEST:
/"4
Vi la`;e Clerk
President of Colinc_i.l
*08.
.'ryatt regv.nsted Attorney Covell to yarepare a vritte.n opinion conce-rxnin
the poss:i_ble. liability of the vil.l.gEe to po.1 •intc-re-st c`3,ncl principal
on warrants of Sr -,weer District No, 9 and 4.?h.*a.t recou -,,se he C:oul_d
have to collect such payraent s in full or in p!--rt.
urIte. a letter -to i. :rs. S. J. l;autsch;
Has..ta�orne. S.� _.s �.-i r��cte� -1 �.o c,
e :Tress_i_n the re-ret and s,xnpatL-_ty of merfoers of the council r-,,ni ;villq"e
employes st tb d :ath of !,ir. Fautsch.
wg-i llson moved. to ;!7-ul journ, seconded. by hc.i'.thorne and cr.rri ed at 10 :,10 p.n,
"TillaL;e Clerk
EM
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
EDINA VILLAGE COUNCIL HELD IN VILLAGE
HALL AT 8 P.M. FEBRUARY 98, 1044
All members of the council mere present.
minutes of the regular council
meeting held February 14, 1944,
were
read and approved*
1.50
140,00
Phil W. Smith
motion to approve and allow..the following payrolls was made by
Myatt,
seconded by Willson
and carried:
25.00
Evelyn Kjos
Nin'm
CLAM NO.
GROSS. WITHHOLDING HOSPITAL.
NET
Council
Gretchen Schussler
1474
67.50
T. L. Todd
1463
$50.00
$50.00
Boger Hawthorne
1464
50.00
50.00
Geo. A. Willson
1465
35.00
35.00
Dr. A. S. Wyatt
1666
35,00
35.00
Harold C. Utley
1467
35.00
35,00
J. J. Duggan
1468
30.00
30,00
Dr. L. M. Campbell
1469
30,00
30,00
Karl H. Covell
1470
75.00 .70
74.30
Office
Phil -W. Smith
1471
162.50
21.00
1.50
140,00
Phil W. Smith
1472
25.00
7.60
1.50
25.00
Evelyn Kjos
1473
67.50
1.30
1.50
64.70
Gretchen Schussler
1474
67.50
8180
,75
57.95
John W. Lyon
1475
112.50
6.40
1.50
104.60
Hilding Dahl
1476
102.50
9.00
1.50
92.00
Wm. S. Heydt
1477
97.50
7.60
1.50
89.90
Streets
R, Johnson
1478
112,50
11,60
1150
99.40
P. H. Dahlgren
1479
95.00
7.60
1.50
85,90
S, J. Roberts
1480
95.00
7,60
1.50
85,90
0. I&. Spande
1481
85,00
1190
1.50
81.60
John Tracy
1482
85,00
1.90
1.50
81060
-Harry Jonas
1483
85,00
5.00
1.50F8,
50
M. J. Merfeld
1484
97.50
5.00
1.50
91,00
Chas. Johnson
1485
60,00
1.30
1150
57.20
Sam McCready
1486
54,60
190
53,70
Silas Herrett
1487
54.60
.90
53.70
John Person
1488
50,70
.90
49,80
Hilda Hoag
1490
4.25
4.25
Miscellaneous
Geo. Shilson
1489
3.75
3,75
Total
42,857.90
X99.40
18.75 1,739.75
1
Hawthorne presented a list of property in the village which has been
forfeited for tax delinquency and which has been classifed by the
Hennepin county board of commissioners as non - conservation and -for sale.
Hawthorne and Smith were directed to check the list to determine 4f-any
of the property is suitable for parks or other village purposes.
A delegation of residents of Rutledge avenue appeared to inquire -the
status of Sewer District No. 8 project and to state they desire completion