HomeMy WebLinkAbout19451008_REGULAR322 IT FURTmR RZSOLVED, th'c the foregoing schedule 02 correct& J
asseasiiieii'cs and the corrections therein specified- are hereby adopted,
levied- sild cocfimned 2s the corrected special assessments e@ins% each
tract and pircel of land in said District E+E~- +;he Cov.z?'~y AucE-Zor of
He~inegin County is liereby zutharizecl to correct and reduce the original
assessiiient certified October 27, 1941, as hereinbefore set forth.
specid. assessnents EUL~ 40% of the in-kerest thereon for such Sever
District Xo. 9 originally cer-iiified do the Co~m-iiy Auditor October 27$
1941, nhich have heretofore been paid or are herafBer paid- to the
Villzge of Edina in the amounts originally EO levied shnll be refunded
by the Village from Bunds OB Sener District Re 9 to the persomi law-
fully enGPtled. thereta upon filing SPJO~YL proof thereaf by such 9crsons
nith the VYllzge Clerk.
Xo-kion t-a cdopk the resolution mas seconded. by Villson and on rollcalL
there nere five ayes and na nays9 as folloms: Utley, aye; Tillson,
?-ye 5 Vyat t , aye 5 Ham'ch or ne, 8iye 5 Todd.
-233 IT FmTm RESOLTXD tht of $he principal of all said
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4, 1945,
EINTJTES 03' THB ADJOURKZD SPECIAL
N33BTIMG OF THE EDIIVA VILLAGX COUECIL
i-IEI;D IR VILLAGF: HALL AT 7:30 P, H.
OCTOBER 4, 1945.
All merdbers of the council were present.
Yroposed budgets for various village departments for the year 1945 .
were considered.
botion to adjourr, was made by Wyatt, and carried,
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XIMITES OB THB R3GULAR BIEETING OF THE
EDINA VILLAGB COU3VCIL HELD IN ViLLAGE
HALL 4T 8 P. 3?. OCTOBER 8, 1945
All members of the council were present,
Xotion to approve and allow the following bills was made by Vyatt, seconded by '#illson and carried:
Naa CUI€{ NO, AI UhTT
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General Zund
II_
Arthur Peters en 3498
Yred L. Gray Company 3500
Country Club Dist. Serv. 3501 Firestone Stores 3502
American Linen Company . 3503 Phil V. Smith 3504
Xpls. Real Estate Bd. 3499
492.80
39.19 21.85
1.75
5.25
50,OO
25 00
Epls. City Treasurer
Fair, City mick Ca.
Edina Hardware
Lundin Garage
Ed. Harris Service Station
Zietor Carlson & Sons, Inc.
Reinhard Brothers Coo
H. A. Rogers Company
i'?'. E. Lahr Company
Eennepin County Review
Village of Hopkins
Jay \d. Craig Company
Edina Voluri-beer Fire Dept .
Linde Air Products Co.
Landers-Norblom-Christ ensm Co.
Epls. Blue PriEting Co.
Gile Let 3er Servic e
Lyle Bigns, inc.
Phillips Petroleum (20.
$asper Jasperson
Chas. Olson & Sons, Inc.
Bahlberg Bras., Inc.
Liar&ato IXg. Go.
\Tes tgat e Eot or Sales
Alex Creighton
Berg and Tarnham Company
Oscar Roberts B Company
P. T. Smisek
ihl. ii. Ziegler Go., Inc. &iller-l>avis Company
Northern States Power Company
3505
3506
3507
35 08
3509
35 10
35 11
3512
3 513
3514
3515
3516
3517
3518
3519
3520
3521
3522
3523
3524
3525
3526
3521
3528
3529
3530
3531
3532
3533
3534
3535
218.79
126.90
20.05
69.65
59.66
44.76
7.65
400,OO
16.10
1.28
94.78
82.83
2.35
26.25
14.62
27.90
80 75
19.85
100.00
11075
12.00
6.21
13e07
15.00
1,385.80
43 70
634 56
15090
107.40
7.04
1,136. oa
Suburban lienn. Cy. RelMS Bd. 3536 137.46
SOD. #8 TW
Vm. K. Ziegler Coo, Inc. 3533 26.45
hoxard R. Clark
L. C. Cline
Xrs. H. G. Birks
Al. H. Peterson
5,366.44
137.46
3537 120.36
3538 14.62
3539 5; 00
S. D. $9 FUND
166.43
3540 125eOO 125.00
SE!'mR RENTAL mTND
2ii 11 er - Dav i s Company 3534 70.00
idorthern States, Power Co . 3535 1.40
71.40
TOTAL BIUS PAID 8 5,866.73
Kotion to approve and allow the follomii-ig payrolls was made by
\Tillson, seconded by ;;Jyatt and carried:
Adminis traticln
Phil 17. Sraith
CUIPI NO.
3541
Gretchen Schussler 3542
II "fOeY.) 3543
Sub- t o tal
Police Department
Eilding Dah1 3544
3545 ;'rfn. S. heydt
Clayton Erickson 3546
Glareme Lfnutsson 3547 Doxald helson 3548
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Sub-total
8 162.50
87.50
78.22 8 328.22
(5 20.40
13.20
142.10
74.30
66.62
283 . 02
102.50 8.20 94.30
97.50 11 . 10 86.40
87.50 4.90 88-60
87.50 4.90 82.60
65.32 8 440.32
4.50 60.82 8 33-60 $406.72
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- CUEi NO.
Street Iiept. (Heguiar men)
R. JD Johnson 3549
Y. H. Dahlgreri 3550
S. S. Roberts 3551 Harry Jonas 3552
John Tracy 3553
ifD 5. EIerfeld 3554’ Sub-total
Street Dept. (Hourly men)
Arthur Jen s en 3555
Chas. Johnson 3556 . Barn EicCready 3557
E. C. Pfeiffer 3558
Sub- t ot a1
Xis cellaneo us Sen Voehler 3559
112.50
95.60
85.00
85.00
95.00
97.50
570.00
85 . 00
72.25
54.40
5Y.50 .
271.15
v. TAX
14.40
10 70
6.50
4.50
1.70
7.00
44.80
1.70
2.00
3.30
98.10
84.SO
88.50
83.30
80.50
Y0,56
525.20
8Y.Ytj
70.25
56 . 20
5.90
TOTAL 8 1,719.6’9 $ 141.40 $1,578.29
Eotian that the council consider adoption of an ordinance to establish and operate a municipal off-sale liquor dispensary on and after April
1, 1946, was made by hwthorne, seconded by Gyatt .
Chester iiichols, appearing as attorney for Bay & Stemon GO., spoke in opposition to establishing a wmicipal liquor store. kie stated a
1945 h~innesota state law restricts the right of municipalities to
engage in the liquor business by requiring a municipality to pur-
cham the stock, equipment and other tangible personal property of any privately-operated store which would be put out of business by
‘ a municipal store. Be cited a section of the state liquor law which
he said prohibits operation of a municipal liquor dispensary by any
municipality with more than 10,1300 population and he predicted population of Edina will exceed 10,000 in the next federal census,
He stated operation of a municipal liquor store would-be an inter- ference with private enterprise and stated that he is opposed to goverment’in business. he said four out of five men who vote in .
Xdina do not approve of goverment in business.
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J. 2. Louis stated he concurs with Hicnols‘ objection to government
in business.
Grant E. Hiil said his observation had been that the Hay eC Stenson store vas conducted in a manner to be a credit to the village and
that he is opposed to a municipal store. .
Coord- Roosen, kf. H. Gilkey, Ben Parks, Charles Hay, G. E. Rmisey and
H. i’orland also spoke in opposition to establishment of a municipal
liquor store. ’Hamsey suggested the question be put to a vote of the people in the village and my pointed out it is not within the province of the council to dond-ucf; such a vote.
ido‘tion to refer the proposed municipal liquor dispensary ordinance back to the council for further sibudy was mad-e by Ittley, seconded
r>y Hawthorne and carried.
Petition vas received from Laurence 1,. and Patricia Re Sargent, requesting abandonment of Gorgas avenue south of Fifty-second street,
laio”iron to grant the petition and to direct the village attorney to I
draft the necessary papers to convey to Laurence E. and Patricia R.
ma.smade by Hawthorne, seconded by riillson and carried.
. 5argen-f; the property previously dedicated- by then1 for said avenue
Petition for permit to erect tmo ornmental street lights on Arden avenue .between 3iftieth and Pifty-first streets at expense of property svners was received,
dillson, seconded by uiyatt aEd carried.
Lotion to grant building permit tct Warren H. Posthumus for construction
04’ a residence at 5709 Interlachen road, on condition the applicant file plans for the structure and proof of ability to finance completion
or the building was made by diilson, seconded by hawthorne and carried,
Xotion to grant said petition vas made by
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1 Utley offered the folloaing resolution and moved its adoption:
rn IT RESOLTIEDs that the tax levy for the Village of Edina for 1946 is: General fund, $Y35,140; Poor fund, $S,5CN; VoLunteer fire de-
partment relief association fund, $360, and that the same be certified
to the Gounty kudi-bor of Iiennepin County to be spread upon the tax
rolls. ..
Lotion to adopt the resolution vias seconded by Villson and on roll
call there were four ayes and one not vo
i7iilson, aye; 'Gyatt , not voting; Hawthor resolution was adopt ed.
ATTBST f
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41 erk
Ben Parks appeared to discuss installation of water main in Golf
Terrace iieights, Birst Addition, and improvement of streets in Golf
Terrace deights, The mat-hers were referred to dillson and Engineer
Smith Tor inspecti on.
Letter was received from howard R. Clark, transmitting a recommendation
by the Far% Board that the 1546 budget for parks be set at $5,000,
Petition vas received requesting vacation of ao alley between York and Zenith avenues and Pifty-fifth and 3'ifty-sixth streets. refer said petition to Xngineer Smith was made 'by Ha17thorne, secmded
by riillson ar,d carried.
Petition signed by 19 ouners of affected property, requesting in-
') stailatim of water main on Ealifax avenue from Pifty-second to Fifty- 7 f'gmth streets nas received. Xotion to conduct public hearing on
said petition at 8 p. M. October 22, 1945, and to notify all affected
ztroperty omers of such hearing was made by Hawthorne, seconded by ifillson and carried.
Ba-athorne offered the followir,g resolution and moved its adoption:
BE IT RESOLVED, that assessment rolls for the following special im- provement projects be approved and that the village clerk be authorized
and directed to certify said assessment rolls to the Cour,ty Auditor
- nY HeRnmin GnilntV tn he Anread linon the tax rolls, - -
Eotion to
r
?
d
I
Teed ?,Toning Sem er Rental
Siderralks
Street Oiling
$505.00
250.80
383.34
401.55
Correction on Indianela 57.24
Tot a1 8 1,597.93
Sanitary Sever
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Ali members of the council mere present.
$ids vere received and opened for construction of lateral sewers in
Sewer gistrict &o. 12. Five biders mere represented:
Lametti and Leametti Orfei and Eariani De Graff Wolff
Phelps-Erake Go.
S. 5. GPoves S;: Sons
$19,75 0 3 2
19,838.50
22 I 725 , 64
20,628.75
37 226.70