HomeMy WebLinkAbout19470324_REGULARApplication of Everett Garrison, for permission to move two hog houses
to his premises on Valley View Road, was presented.
permits be denied. Motion seconded by Hawthorne and carried.
Willson moved that
c In discussion as to the present Zoning Ordinance, Mr. Nindhorst was
directed to prepare an amendment to this Ordinance, limiting the defination
of rlFadngtr
Oral complaint of Ik. Trafzer, that Don McClellan is again operating .a
cormnerc5al business on his premises at 6201 Peacedale Avenue, was
reported by Mr. Smith.
his attention,
This matter ms referred to %. Windhorst for
Mr. Smith reported LeRoy Balfanz application for permit to operate a
used-car lot on the premises of the Edina Pure Oil Station at 50th 2nd
Halifax. Application referred to Village Manager for further study.
There being no further business to come before the Council, Hawthorne!s
,motion for ndjourement wasseconded by Willson and carried.
3IIWTES OF THE MGULAR MEETING OF
THE EDINA VILLAGE COUNCIL, HELD
MONDAY, MARCH 24,. 19.47, A? 8:OO P.M.,
IN THE EDINA VILLAGE HALL.
Nembers present were Zonne, FJillson, Hawthorne and Christopher.
Nr. D.J, Bren, representing the Ninneapolis Street Railway Company,
presented the following Resolution 'for the Council' s approval:
RESOLUTION
'WHEREAS, the Ninnenpolis Street kilwzy Compzny intends to plccce in operation on a temporary basis a bus line on West 50th Street in the
City of Minneapolis, which sill terminate at 50th Street and France
Avenue; and *
WHEREAS3 the ViI-Zage Council has received numerous requests for a
westerly extension of. said line in the- Village of, Edina: and
IEREAS the Ninneapolis Street Railway Company is willing to
' inaugurste 3.60 day trial operation of. the exbensbon requested.
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>TOW3 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVZD, by the Village council of the Villzge
Compmy to ths N&nesota bilroad and Ewehouse Commission for CL temporary
Certificzte of 'ublic Convenience 2nd Necessity pefmitting 'cho operztior of
a %rid crossto~m bus LIne over the following describsd r>J.'ie:
iritersection. of France Avenue South and Yest 50th Street; thence westerly
on 50th Street to Wooddale Avenue; thence southerly on Wooddale Avenue to
56th Street; % retwning via the sane route:
c of Edin-2 th?% it approves the petition of the 1Gnneapolis Street h,i17fzy
Comumciid Gt t he
That the total len&h of the trial bus route extension (round Tri;?)
is ipprovixm.teLy 2.5 miles.
I33 IT FUZHEIZ RESOLVXD th:t the operation of said bus line be on a
trial basis for a period of sixty d3,ys, under the following conditions:
during the shcy-days trial period the bus does not carry an average of at
le3.st 4.5 totzl passengers per bus mile of operation, the Village Council
does consent that the, R-!.ilroad and krchouse Codssion permit the discontinuznce
of said bus Line,
If
The operction of the trial period to commence as soon as bus equipment is
available .
The fare to be charged @B %he %r5aX bus lines for o one-way ride within the
Villzge of Edina, to be five cents (53) cash.
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B3 IT FUIZTHER ESOLVXD that the Village Council hereby requests the
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IZeilroad and %rehouse Commission of the State of 15innFsota to approve
said petition and issueidits order gating a temporary Certificztes of
Public Convenience and ecessity permitting the trial operation of said
bus line in accordance with the tsrns and conditions of this resolution,
Hawthorne offeredthe zbove named Resolution and moved its adoption.
Xotion for adoption KSS seconded by Willson, and on Rollcall there were
four ayes and no Rays, BS follows:
qre; and Christopher, aye; and the Besolution wc?s adopted,
Zonne, aye; kJillson, aye; Hawthorne,
ATTEST :
President oftheTVillage Council
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I-lotion by Havhhorne thrzt ?.$InUtes of the.Adjourned Portion of the 1.leeting
of Febmary 24, the Special Keeting of hrch 3, and the Regular heting
of %rch 10, 1947, be r?pproved as submitted, Notion seconded by IJillson
and carried,
Notion by Villson, approving payrolls in t he amount of $3,387.80, WLS
seconded by Hmthorne znd carried.
CLAIM 8 IIfvE
GOUEII%IL
C, J. Christopher --
- GROSS PAY OTHER - H03P. IGT PAY
50.00
50.00
35.00 '
35 00
35.00
30.00 75 00 75 00
Bower Hmthorne
Cemge KLlson
H.C. Utley EA, Zonne
J.J. Duggan
John 3ErKlhorst
Yard 13. Lewis
Dr. L,N. Campbell 850 . 30.00
Sub4 Ot a1 4-3-5 000
30.00
415 e 00
AIII*mSTEWTIVE
Phil 21. Smith 8.51 250.00 33.30 1.50 215.20
Gretchen Schussler 852 110,oo 15 . 00 075 94.25
Eermice Johnson 853 75 e00 12.80 1.50 60.70
Helene Freeman 854 62 . 50 6.80 075 54.95 -
Sub-t ot a1 497 50 67 90 4*50 425.10
EIJGD-ING
Carl Hiller
Juel Belssas
Fred Jonas
Een Voehler
. Sub-t Ot d.
I,
ll0,oo
162 . 50
103 . 00
11.10
15,80
14. 70
98 30
93 030
1.50 145.20
124.30 1.50
3.CO 461.70
11.70
53.30
POLICE 9EPT.
Hilding S. Dah1 9.70 6.00
5.40 6.00
14.30 2.00
6.40 6.00
5.70
859 860
861
862
863
864
1.50 107.E30
1.50 87.10
1.50 89.70
1.50 93.60
1050 95.30
125.00
100 . eo
107 . 50
107 . 50
102 . 50
95.00
637 50
Th, S.-Heydt
Cliiyton Erickson
Clarence A. Knutson'
Donald A. "elson
Tim. V. Hof" man
Sub-t otal
12.30 6.00 , .75 75.95
53.80 26.00 8.25 549.45
STREXT DEFT. FEG.
Phil Bailey 120,oo 5.00
107 . 50 6.40
107.50 10 . 40
llo.00 7010
97.50 97 50 4.70
97.50 97. SO
835*80 33.60
Sam Roberts
Pete Dahlgren
lhtt I.Ierf eld
John Tracy
Harry Jonas
Arthur 'ensen
Ronald p. Port
Sub-t otal
129 i
\ STRF;ET MEN HRLY.
Sam McCready 873 74.80 4.90
Charles Johnson 874 92 . 40 4.00
Jacob Shmak 875 $31.60 5.90
Kermit C. Knutson 876 88.00 11.30
Sub-t 0% a1 3353 26 .io
69 . 90
1.50 86 . 90
75.70
_I_ 76.70
1.50 309e20
Loris 0, Lxrson 877 148 . OG 9.80 138.20
TOTAL PAYROLL 3,38'8.80 244.50 26,oo 27.75 3,089.55
Pursuant to Adver%isement for Bids for Storm Sewer District No. 12, as
. published in the Hennepin County Review, Hopkins, Minnesota, and in the
Construction Bulletin, &meapolis, %nnesota, February 20 and 27, 2nd
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1.1 arch 6, 1947 affidavit of publication for which was read by Clerk, bids were
publicly opened and read covering construction of storm sewer along the
following rout e : -re. ... . C'i. -. . .*
Commencing One Hundred (100) feet more or less Northeast of the Northwest
Corner of Lot Nineteen (19) Auditor's Subdivision
Southwesterly direction to the Northwest corner of said Lot %neteen;
thence in a Southerly direction along the 1Jest;dikib oEr.seidcEot
Nineteen (19) extended South to a point ten (10) feet South of the
center line of W. 49th Street; thence in a Westerly direction to a point
Forty (40) feet East of the West line of Lot Thirty-Six (36) extended
North; thence in a Southerly direction to a point Ten (10) feet South
of the center line of the newly established street now known as W.49&
Street; thence in an easterly direction to the Vest line of France
172; thence in a
Avenue .
Bids were rea2 as follows :
Lmetti & ametti, St, Paul, $22,367.37
Terry Excavating Co., St. Louis park 21,194.75
17,465 83 Orfie Nariani, St. Paul, a
Notion by Hawthorne that bids be referred to Village Bngineer for tabulation
and report at the next regular meeting, was seconded by Willson and carried,
Furswant to Advertisement for Bids for Storm Sewer District No, l-4, as published
in the hennepin county Review, Hopkins, Minnesota, and in the Construction
Bulletin, Minneapolis, Minnesota, February 20 and 27, and %rch 6, 1947,
affiddt of publication for which was read by Clerk, bids were publicly opened
and reTd covering construction of storm sewer along the following route:
Commencing attheexisting storm sewer manhole located in the intersection
of I$, 52nd Street and Halifax Avenue; thence Easterly in W. 52nd Street
to a point ten (LO) feet West of the center line of Gorgas Avenue
eeended South; thence in a Northerly direction to the South lot line
of Lot Fifty-five (55), Auditor's Subdivision No. 172; thence East along
the South lot line of &ots Fifty-five (55) and Forth-Nine (49) Auditor's
%bdivision No. 172 to the West line of France Avenue.
Bids were re2d as follows:
Orfei & Mariani, St. Paul, Minnesota
Terry Excavating Co., St . Louis @ark
Lametti & Lmetti, St. Pad, Minnesota
$13,234.66 17,401 . 20
8,776 . 76
Bzrt Csrlone, St, Paul, Minnesota 12,272 *?5
Motion by Hawthorne that bids be referred to Village Engineer for tabulotion
and report at the next regular meeting, was seconded by Willson and carried,
Pursuant to Notice of Assessment Hearing--Sanitary Sewer District No, 19, as
published in the Hennepin County Review, Hopkins, Minnesota, brch 13, 1947,
Public Hearing was held on the assessment for construction of Sanitary Sewer
in this district.
Contract :rice-$'j,807.00; %gineering, &egal, Clerical and Advertising--8$ of
Contract
or $4,30 per Assessable Foot,
district, requested explanation of 10%
Engineer Smith reported on the calculation as follows:
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rice, $464.56; Contingencies--lo%, $628,74, for a total of $6,900.30,
Mr. D.W. ?fallace, owner of property in this
Contingencies charge .
Xillson offered the followbg Resolution and moved its adoption:
3/24/47
RESOLUTION UVYING ASSESSW
SANITARY ~ER DISTRICT NO: 19
klHEFEAS, pursuant to notice published in the Hennepin County Review on
>!arch 13, 1947, the Village Council has met rind heard and passed upon all 1
objections to the proposed assessment for construction. of sanitary sewer in
Sanitary Sewer District No. 19 in West 49th Street, from France Avenue to
Naple Road, NOIJ therefore,
BE IT RESOLmD by the Village. Council of the village of Edina thst said
proposed assessment is hereby affimed and adopted and shall constitute the
special assessment against the lands namedtherein, and each lot, piece or
parcel of land included in said assessment is hereby found to he -benefited
by said improvement in the amount of the assessment levied against it.
B3 IT RTRTH3R R?3S@LVED that such assessments:shall be payable in equal
am-u-21 installments over a period of ten (10) years, the first of said
installments to be payable on the first day of January, l94t3, and succeeding
the full amount of said assessment is paid. Said special assessments and
esch installment thereof shall bear interest at the rate of five (5%) per
cent pr annum until fully paid, said interest to be computed fromthe dzte
of this resolution.
on shall be a paramount lien upon the property included therein' from the
time of the adoption of this resolution and shall remain such lien until
fully paid, cs authorized by Chapter 312, Laws of Hhnesota, 1903, as
a6nded; and
installments on the first day of J anuary in each year thereafter until
Snid special assessment xiththe accruing interest there-
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the %erk of the Village is hereby dirscked
to m&e up and file in the office of the County Auditor 2 certified stake-
loent of the mount oE interest which id11 be due thereon; and
EE IT FURTlXERRESOLVBII that hllmoneys collected on any such specid
assessmentis shall constitute a fund for the payment of the cost of said
improvement for the district for which such assessment ms made, and the
sme shall be credited to the proper sewer district fund under the des-
ign-ztion, ttRrnd of Sewer District No. 19110
1.lotion to adopt the kesolution ms seconded by Hawthorne, and on Rollcall
there were four ayes and no nays, as fo3.lox.s:
Hawthorne, aye; Christopher, eye; and the Resolution was adopted.
%.llsorr, aye; Zorme, zye;
ATTEST:
President of the Village Council
The Council next heard n delegation present to protest the proposed creation
of a lagoon in the ?-rex East of Totmes Ro3d and North of !'f. 49th Street by
concentrathg s~ramp m'cer in this immediate district and the 5Obh Street
districk into property recentQr acquirred by the Village,
Nr. D,kl. lla.llzce, -0
grounds th2.t such a lcgoon would be a hazard. to %he surrounding property
becmse of the fact th t it had no outlet and the rmt-er would becone
skg?-~m%.. Vi1hF.e Engineer Smith BCxted th-& the creation of a year-
around la%oon is contingent upon keeping the mter in the exca.mtion,
and that such water can be trexbed to prevent the breeding of mosquiPoso
50th Street, objected to the Frozect on the
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I Several of the hple Road delegation cited the trouble they had been
hzving with underground springs, and mter in their basements, objecting
to the lagoon because of the possibility that it would impair the drain-
age znd raise the prater level, Engineer Smith stated that if hB hzd
not been sure that the lngoan would adequately accommodate' the mter
shed of tbre affected district he would not have recommended' its
construct ion.
A question w2.s ra-isec? b;r the &ple Road delegation as to iflether the
lapon is not being ccpnstructed primrily as a plwe in xhich Lo drxin
the water from the 53th Street Susiness DistPict,
Smith reported thd +,he hmdia%e dzstrict 3% 49th znd Tomes Rozd had
been clesigr-_?"ed by the Plmning Commission a~ a pcrlc proZect zlong before
%.e?? DisGridt Xfo. 12 PI-F conternplzted, aEd th?t heczuse of thg ~.mpy
cond5tic.n of this proFerty, the cre-&&m of a $ar!c muld 3:;ltKL the creation
of 3. FcRd..,
Villzge Ensheer
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b, Jnm: I, I'LUSS, &e35 kple Road, requested tlis rcute 0; Lhe
proposed S'corm Sewer No. 12, the area of the proposed lzgoon, and
its depth; and the councilts plan for beautification of the surround-
ing propeAy.
per plans drmm by Engineer Smith; the proposed area of the lagoon
was cited as 150 feet by 100 feet, with irregular shore line; the
depth as three feet below present ground level, or*a total of four
feet. Nr. Pause stated t hat, in bLs opinion, the present s:.ramp is
ltadll rightll; that there isn't much water in it; and thct the only
objection he has to leaving the swamp as it is, is with regard to
its being used as a dumping ground,
The route of the Storm Sewer was fully explained, as
>I&. Chester Betcher, 4901 %ple Ro?.d, askea that the Council inform
the delegxtion as to What is goi-ng to be done to beautify this spot,
2nd then it is going to be done".
the road into the proposed park would be completed this summer, that
the council is certainly not interested in creating an eyesore, that
the property would be beautified, but that plans for-beautification
were not yet complete.
The delegation was informed thxt
Mr. Enoch Sward, 3922 Tjlf. 49th Street, stated that in giving his
easement he had been led to believe that "There would be a proper
set-up to take care of'the water situationtt, that he did not care
for a three-foot pothole, that he did not object to the idea of
the park and the lagoon, but that he disagreed .with the construction
plan of the lagoon,
or ten-foot depth; filling with sand if necessrry, in order that
the water could be drained away.
??ilkinson, 5 Bridge %me, recommended that test holes be run to see
if the water could be &rained off at the nine-foot depth.
He recomended that the Village dig to a nine
$ater in the discussion, Mr.
Mr. Carl G. Kronmiller, 3913 w, 48th Street, and others, questioned
the practicclbility of beautifying this swampy ground in the near
future. The question of finances was raised, and the delegation
was told thnt some of the cost would be borne by the properties
benefited by Storm Sewer District No. 12, ad that the remaining
funds would come from the General F'und.
Mr. ROkL. Fleming., 3909 W. 48th Street, stated that while he had
come to the meeting with an open mind, after hearing the objections
offered by his neighbors, he was in agreement that the lakoon
should not be constructed.,
Dr. and %s.
Road, Mrs. Chester Betcher, 4901 Maple Road, Mr. Walter C. S rang,
4930 Maple Road, 1%. R.L. Tome, 4825 Maple Road, and "., &f %re%
W.C. Stevenson, 4811 Maple Rozd, all of whom had objected on the
sme grounds earlier in the evening, reiterated that they did not
want c lagoon because it would be a hazard to the safety of the
children in the neighborhood. Engineer Smith again stated that
he believed a lagoon would be no worse hazard than the present ST~J~P.
Nr. George H. Hardisty, 4717 I4eadow Road, informed the Council
that the White oaks Improvement Association had contemplated a
project of the sane nature forthe-property North of 48th Street,
to he financed by owners of abutting property; but that the
project has been abondoned because of the possibile hazard to the
children .
L eo Fink, 4719 Tomes Road, 1%. C.C. Baker, 4836 Maple
'When the entire delegation was requested to vote as to their feeling
on the advisability of having a park in this district, without a
lagoon, the only objector was Mrs. Fink, rho stated she did not
want a park or playground on any conditions,
The council then tabled the matter for further consideration, and until
such time 3s Trustee Utley, Chakrman of the Public Utilities Committee
could be fully informed of the objections raised, and discuss the
matter with the Council.
Messrs. Gorden Noleen and Albert S. Berg, neighbors of Hr. John Person,
protested agzinst the Council's allowing %, Person to build a bnrn in
this residential neighborhood.
pemnit be suspended for investiagtion of possible non-conformance was
the Village Boning Gdinance, and that henring on the matter be set for
April 7, 1947, at 8:OO P.M., at the Edina Vilhge Hall, W~S seconded by
Zonne and carried.
Notion by Hawthorne that John Person
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Hr. Louis P. Peterson, owner of Lots 14 to 26, Inc,, Block 14, Cleveland's
Subdivision of Em2 Abbott Pnrk, and a %. Haft, prospective buyer of this
property, requested informition as to whether a building permit could be
secured for this locstion in view of the Village's owning park lmds directly
behind it.
a building permit at this time,
be condemned for a park, in case such a project was decided upon,
were told that such action would be in order when and if a prk project
should be voted in, but that there were no plvls for such project no:.r.
if a road would be build on Vandervork, the gentlemen were requested to see
the Vzllage Engineer,
basement while constructing his house,
allowed.
They were told that there were no plans to block their securing
The council was odked if the houses would
Gentlemen
Asked
Kr, Jhft asked if he wodd be allowed to live in a
He vas told that this would not be
Nr, Wilkinson asked that alleys be opened in Lots 3 and 4, Brookside Heights,
in order that lots mag be serviced in accordance wLth the plat.
?Kllson explained that it has been the Village policy during reqent years
to have as mny alleys vacated as possible, because msintenance cost is very
high, and owners are 9s a rule unwilling to pay for blacktopped alleys,
Nr, 1'Jilkinson stzted that because of the small lots, he believed alleys would
be a necessity on this property. Notion by I.lillson that this project be
referred to the Village Engineer for study was seconded by Hawthorne and
carried,
Trustee
1%. Darrel Holt again requested the rezoning to Community Store District of
the A.A. Hoffman property between 50th and 5lst Streets on France Avenue,.
stating that the burden of getting the Businessmen"s Association to present
a parking plan should not rest with %. Hoffman.
Holt that he, uersonally, would not vote for the rezoning of this property
until such time as an over-all parking plan had been presented.
PELS then tabled,
Nr. Hawthorne informed Mr,
The matter
1.k. George Panuska representing %s. %to Brost
construct aEd operate a root beer stand on the $eder Hickelson triangle at
the junction of Highway No, 169, Interlachen j3ou&evard, and Summit Avenue,
which is now zoned as Cornunity Store District.
bring in his phns, in order that the Council might inspect them, and tms
asked to contact the neighbors for their approval of this project.
told that the Council might consider a public hearing aduisable before
granting such a Fermit ,
t'ne project until such time as %-. Ekkelson returned from Florida.
applied for pemnit to
Gentlemen was told to
He was
At this tine the applicant requested deferment of
Nr e Tom Larkin, Ueed Inspector for Hennepin Countz, requested appointment,
of Yeed Inspector for the Vill-xge of Edina.
appointment of Charles A.. Johnson, 5020 Summit Avenue, 3s Village !leed Inspector.
1.k. nrkin vns informed of the
&ssrs. Ashworth and 1-hcBrien presented final plat of ItEdins Park:, as
approved'by the Planning Commission Ikrch 4, for approval by the
by Hapkhorne that final plat of "Edina 'ark" be approved for record as sub-
mitted was seconded by Xillson and carried.
ouncil. 14otion
f-lr. Everett Garrison protestedihe Council*s rejection of application to move
two buildings onto his property. 1.b. Garrison stated that one of the buildings
would be used as living quarters for his helper.
administrztive office that both buildings would be used as hog houses.
Garrison was informed that the Council was indisposed to perinit the moving of
these buildings or the building of new buildings and, by this action, cocdone
the presence of the nuisance his garba-e dump-hog farm creates in his neighborhood.
He had formerly told the
Hr,
The Clerk read, as the first reading, the following Amendment to Zoning Ordinance,
as prepared by Village Attorney zt the %rch 10, ' 19.47 direction of the Co rncilr
The Village Council of the Village of Edina do ordain as follows:
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Section 1. Section VI1 of that certain ordinance passed by the
Village Cbuncil of this Village on May 25, 1931, and published in the
Hennepin County Review on Mary 28, 1931, entitled. "An Ordinance regulating
the location, she, use and height of buildings, the arrangement of
buildings on lots and the density of population in the Village of Edina
and for the purpose of promoting the health, safety, order, convenience,
prosperity and general welfare in said Village and for said purpose to
divide the Village into districts,ll is hereby mended by inserting between
Subdivipion 15 and 16 thereof a new subdivision designated l5a to read as
f OllOIfS :
ll'Farming:g The cultivation of the soil and all activities
incident thereto, except that said term shall not inclade the raising ,
and feeding of hogs by feeding garbage thereto other than garbage
produced by the residents or occupants of the farm."
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Section 2. This ordinance shallb in full force and effect from and
after January 1, 1948.
Motion by Hawthornethat Public Hearing on this proposed amendment be set
foF April 14, 194'7> at 8:00 P.N., at the Edina Village Hall, was seconded by
Ifillson and carried.
bfr. Zonne presented tabulation of bids on 1947 car to be used for police
work, as taken %rch 10, 1947.
Edina Garage, Inc. for one 1947 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Two Door Sedan at
the bid price of .$1,406.45, Less Federal Tax $58.00,
1942 Four Dnor Ford Sedan, $650.00--Het Bid $698.45, was seconded by
Hawthorne and carried,
Notion by Zonne, accepting bids of the
ess i2llowance on It
petition signed by members of the Woman's Club of the Country Club District,
objecting to proposed Garbage Collection Ordinance, was redd.
office was directed to contact the Woman's Club to explain that the Village,
under the ordinance, would continue to contract with the garhage collector
for such collection, and that the only change in the present arrangement
wouldhe a change in the method of payment; and that, under the pkoposed
ordinmce, only those persons who receixTed such garbage collection service
izrould pay for it, whereas, under the present system of collcetion, all properby
otrners are taxed for this service,
The administrative
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V Ha&ho:r.ne offered the following rdinance, as read February 24 and Harch 10,
l?&'i'and which rertds as follos-rs, and moved its adoption:
AnT O3PIPL4?TCE
3ISPOSfiL OF G.LY3AG.Z 03 %FUSE, TE3
F83VI33X FC?? TFE REGULAR COLI.ECTI@N $.ID
INPOSITION OF AN OBLIGATION TO PAY COST
$SSESSlE%NT AGAINST TITS P30PE3TY SE?i,WD OF
@%-- THUWOF ON THZ OXPIERS OF TXE P3CPERTY SERWD, AED TIE
UTTPAID CK!fiGZS L?i%R l4II~SOTA STATUTES,
i9b5, szc 443.015~
The Village Cmncil of the Village of Edina do ordain as follows:
Sec-tlon 1. The Engineer of this Village shall take whatever action
necessary to provide for the regular collection and disposal of garbage
or refuse from duellings and alaces of business in the Village,
Section 2. The ownees of all property served by regular collection
and dispos'al of garbage or refuse by this Village or its agents or contractors
shall pa3 the proportionate cost of such service to their respective properties.
Settion 3. The amount of such proportionate charge shell be detemined
illage Engineer on the basis of estimated costs and shall be uniform
.!!l residences served shall be treated as
by the
for the class of property servedo
a single class of property,
DIVIDED INT@ SUCH CLASSIFICATIONS AS THE Village Engineer shall determine
Industrial and comercia1 proper-ties shall be
Section 4. The total estimated cost shall 5nclude all costs incurred
by this Village in the collection and disposal of garbage or refuse,
including a provision for the depreciation of such equipment as shall be
required by the Villzge for use therein, and the cost of collection of all
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such chargesI
be determined
The total estimated cost for a tvelve month period shsll
by the Yillage Engineer prior to April 1 of each year and
such total estimated cost shall be used in computing charges for services during
the twelve manth period comencing April 1,
Section 5. The Froperties to be served by regular collection and disposal
of garbage or refuse by the Village or its agents or contractors shall be
those properties ?Mch require such service and which my be sewed at a
reasonable cost, The properties to be thus served shall be determined by
the Village Engineer, and mitten notice thereof shall be sent by the Village
Engineer addressed to the Propsrty (&mer at the property involved.
notice shall be effective to continue such service until notice of terminztion
of service is miled to the Property %mer at such address by the Villese
Engineer.
of the Engbeer that his property does not require such service, such decision
shall be reviewed by the Council upon petition of such property oymer.
Such
'
In the event any Property %mer shall disagree with the determination
Section 6. Semim-ual statements of the chzrges for the regular collection
and disposal of garbage or refuse shall be miled to the r"roperty Q-rner at the
address of the Property served on'or about April 1 and October 1 of each year.
Such charges shall cover the service to be rendered during the six-month pe-riod
following the dste of the notice,
thirty (30) days from the date thereof they shall be deemed delinquent,
If such statements are not paid within
Section 7. In the event that any statement of chsrges for the reanul=
collection and disposal of garbage or refuse shall be del-hquent on September 1
of any year, the moun% of such delinquent cherges, together with a penalty equ31
to 10% therecf, shallb levied as an assessment against the, lot or parcel of .
land so served. Such assessment thereupon shall be certified to the Auditor of
Hennepin county for collection and remission to the Village Treasurer in the
sam manner as assessments for local improvements,
Section 8, This Ordinance shall take effec0,upon passage thereof, except
that the establishment of the system for the regular collection and disposal
of garbage or refuse and the obligation of owners of propzrty served to pay
the appropriate cost thereof shall be instituted at such the as the Village
Engineer shall deem convenient but not later than April 1, 1947.
service shall be instituted prior to "pril 1, 1947, the first statement of
charges therefor shall be issued on or about the date on which the service
shall be instituted and shall cover the appropriate share of the total estimated
cost $or the period ending &rf5h 31, 194'7.
If said
Hotion to adopt the Ordinance was seconde'd by T'?illson, and on Rollcall there
were four ayes and no nays, as follows:
aye; and Havthorne, aye; and the (3rdinance vas adopted.
Zonne, aye; Willson, aye; Christopher,
ATTEST :
President of the Village Council
Hawthorne offered the following Resolution and' moved its adoption:
RESOLVED, That effective April 1, 1947, pursuant to that certain ordinace
2kt 1947, entitled:
AN ORDLNANCE
PRGVIDING FOR THE REGULAR COLI3CTIOX AND
DISPO3AL OF GARBAGE OR FGFW3E, THE
THEREOF ON THE; CVNERS OF THE PROPERTY
FROPEZiTY SERVED OF UIPXID CHIRGES UNDER
Il*POSITION OF AN OBLIGATIQX TO PAY COST
SERVZD, izND THE ASSESSIGNT ilGAINST THE
I~BS~A STATUTES, 1945, SEC. 443.015,
the Village '*'anager be and he hereby is authorized and directed to take daeh
action as may be necessaryto carry out the program of collection of garbage
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authorized by such ordinance, including the maintenance of such records
as may be necessaryto ascertain the cost of the collection of garbage,
the mailing of statements and determination of persons to be served.
I
FURTHER RESOLKED, That for the six months period commencing April 1,
1947, and for successive six months periods thereafter until changed by *
action of this council, the following rates for the collection of garbage
are established as the estimated cost thereof:
1. Individual Residences $3.30
2. Corpercial Such rate as may be
negotiated between the .Village Engineer and
Property to be served, provided that the
Village Engineer shall report to the Village
comcil at the first meeting thereafter, the
establishment of the rate, the address of the
property to be served, and the amount of the
chzrge .
,
.
e-
The term "individual residences" as used herein shall mean,
in addition to a single family home, each family unit in a duplex or
multiple dwelling structure .
Upon payment of the statement for services hereunder within
' ten (10) days from the date thereof there may be deducted from the amount
thereof the sum of thirty cents (30,$) in the case of individual residence
bidd.s and the amount of ten percent (1@) in the case of commercial bills.
Notion to adopt the Resolution was seconded by Willson, and on rollcall
there were four ayes and no nays, as follows:
Hawthorne, aye; and Christopher, aye; and the Resolution was adopted.
.
Zonne, aye; K.llson, aye;
. ATTEST:
/ President of the Village council
&tnager Smith reported that contract for garbage collection for the year
1947 had been signed by %. Reterson, and that the Village is now in
possession of the required bond and insurance certificates.
was signed and e xecuted by rresident and Clerk.
Fom of petition-for paving, curb and @ter, and sidewalk on France
Attorney Windhorst .
Next to come before the council were the following applications for
licenses, for the year April 1, 1947 to April 1, 1948.
Comtract
Avenue between ti. 49th Street and North Village Limits was approved by .
FIRM NAM3 - ~ ~~
Edina. Theatre
APPLICATION TYPE OF LICENSE - ?ZkX PROPOSED LIC.
210 Theatre License 75 .OO 201
Olson's riner Foods 211
Country Cash Store 212
213
Gregg's Pharmacy 214
National Tea Co, 215 Zipoy Grocery 216
Xooddale Grocery 217
218
Village Inn 219
220
221
222
Hasty Tasty Cafe 223
Nolan' s Golf Terrace 224
225
226
227
Interlachen Country Club 228
230
229
Edina Taxi Co.(Balfanz) 231
Cigarette Licensk 12,oo
Cigarette License 12.00
Cigarette License 12.00
Cigarette License 12 . 00
Cigarette License 12.00
Cigarette License 12 . 00
Cigarette License 12.00
3.2 Beer (Off-sale) 5.00
3.2 Beer (On-sale) 50.00
Pinball Machine (1) 50.00
Cigarette License 12 . 00
Cigarette License 12 b 00
3.2 Beer (Off-sale) 5 .OO
3.2 Beer (Off-sale) 5.00
Pinball Machine (1) 50.00
3.2 Beer (On-sale) 50 . 00
3.2 Beer (Off-sale) 5.00
Cigarette License 12 . 00
Liquor (On-sale) 100.00
3.2 Beer (On-sale) 50.00
Taxicab License (4@5.OO)2O.OO
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214.
215 .
216
217
218 .
219
221
220
222
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Hove Co. 232
Brown Derby 233
23 5
23 6
Ifc Clellan Er oc ere37
Edina Grocery 238
Edha Country club239
240
243-
Cahill Grocery 242
Trisler's Grocery243
244
Hay Stenson Co.193
Edina Recreation 207'
208
209
1 234
Cigarette License
Cigarette License
3.2 Beer (On-sale)
3.2 Beer (Off-sale)
Finball I-hchine (I)
Cigarette License
Cigarette License
Liquor (On-sale)
3.2 Beer (On-sale)
Cigarette License
Cigarette License
Cigarette icense
3.2 Beer (Off-sale)
Liquor (Off-sde
Bowling Alley (16)
Cigarette License
Pinball &chines (2)
L.
12 . 00
12 000
50.00
5.00
50 . 00
12.00
I2 .oo
100.00
50 00
12.00
12.00
12 .oo
5.00
160.00
12000
lOO.00
Hotion by Zonne that the above applications for licenses be approved subject
to any prior action t &en by the Councilwith regard to the Off-sale Liquor
S-Eicense Applicatfon of by and Stenson Company, and withrhhe exception of the
application by the BroFrn Derby, which licenses will be withheld until compliance
of %ate Fire I*farshal's &der, was seconded by Hawthorne and carried.
Engineer %th reported an estimated cost of construction on curb, gutter, and
sidewalk on the East and Xest sides of Thielen Avenue, from M. 44th Street, to
the North Village Limits, at a total of $4,444.15, or an assessable foot cost
of @.YQ, providing the Village pays for one-half the cost of the sidewalk,
:.Jillson offeredthe following Resolution and moved its adoption:
YHEREAS, the Village council of the Village of Edina has been petitioned I by a majority of wners of property fronting on the East and Yest sides of
Thielen Avenue between Vest 44th Street and the North Village Wts for
construction of new sidewalk at said locxtion, now therefore,
V BE IT XESOLVED by the village ouncil of the Village of Edim that it is
necessary and expdient to rebuiLd sidevmlk on the Easb and Yest sides of
Thielen henue between Hest 44th Street and the North Village Limits, such
sidewalk to be four (4) feet in width and constructed in accordance xith Standard
Village Sidemlk Specifications adopted October 9, 1940, now on file with the
Village Clerk; the Village Engineer is hereby directed to set stakes designating the
exact location of said walk.
E33 IT F"XCH%R RESOLVED thst said sidewalk shall be completed by lhy IO,
1947.
BE IT F'URTHER PUOLVED -hat %he names of the owners of all lots, parts
of lots, and parcels of ground fronting the street vrlnere sidewalk is to be rebuilt
are as follom:
PROPZffTY GXBD
I%AI-.iE
Lloyd T.7. laelsen
Ethel G. Van Nest ,
George E. Samuels
John tJ. &.goffin
Charles E. Hwmon
Clarence K. Bros, B Ethelyn Bros
O.J. Pfeifer, Jr. E Lmra Ffeifer
Reuben L. Katter & I.;ildred 2. Icatter
14.T. Northey d Leona Korthey
Norinan A. Olsen Virg5ni.a Olsen
Chester A. Sheils tc Vitiiw- Sheils
L.G. L,mbert 9 Sernice Lambert
1;Tillard D, Robinson 2 Lole H. Robinson
Robert A. Schmitt ik 1-krgaret Schmitt
Loco Lisherness
E.J, Lambin &k AEce Lmbin
Ben F, Eeltzer B Hsael Xeltzer
Ross S. GimberL 13 Dorthy R. hbert
THlXLi3N~ S BBO9KSIDE
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot 4
Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 7
Lot 8
Lot 9
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13 G 3.15' of Lot 14
Lot 15 1~451 of Lot 14
Lot 16
Lot 17
Lot 18
Lot 19
' Aud. Sub. # 176
%ma E. Hicks S PjLrtrg. H. Schmidt ' Lot 9
EB IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if said wa3x shall not be fully
constructed in the 'manner and xithin %he time thsrein prescribed, the
Village Coutncil
or by kostract .
Rotion to sdopt
there ::ere four
Hawthorne , aye ;
my order the same to be &one by the Street Codssioner
the rZesclution iras seconded by Hawthorne, and on ~ollcall
ayes and no nays, as follows:
and Christopher, aye; and the Resolution as adqted.
Zonne, a,;=; I-lillson, aye;
ATTEST:
President of the Village Council
Ilo-tion b y Vil-lson that Public Hewing on the Construction of Curb and Gutter for
the East and West sides of ThLelen Avenue, from W. 44th Street to the,
North Village Limits, be set for $$onday, april 14, 19.47, st $:OD P.L
at the "i?hg:e Ea11, and that -the clerk be directed -to so notify int~i-~:~bed
propdrtj ,r..;T,erc:, ms saconded by Hawthrne md carried.
I. ezse&rb 'tendered by 5. Thorns tc the 'resident of the Council, to enz~blz
the construction of storin sever in Xot 11, Block 1, Brucev:ood, ~JELS Zpproved b;~
AtLorney Xindhorst , and Trssident and Clerk signed the contract with Lmetti
& €metti for th5s construction,
Lzttcr from J.G. Fhlh'eran, 5017 'ndianola Avenue, requcsting the trinrninS of
boulevard tree was read and referred to '*r. Villson, Chairman of public Ilorks
Gomitteeo
Letter from Hr. L.J. Ludwig, Secretary for the Wardens of Chruch of St.
Stephen, with regzrd to notification about the proposed videnine of Yooddale Avenue
at 50th Streek was read and filed.
Letter from the CrWnsl Division of the Iiennepin county Sheriff's Office,
complimenting Folice Officers Donald' r\Telson and 3Jillim Hoffmas for their
work on the Lorraine Demry larceny case, was read and filed.
Village Engineer Smith reported that the Engineering Depaetment recomended, €or
ths srrall street sweeper, the sweeper manufactured by Austin-!..restern.
reported that Ninneapolis is using, mong 'other types, 3, broom =de of steel
ribbon, and that Ben Woehler will make up such a broom to be used on the small
tractor, recommending the purchase of another small tractor, and the purchase df
a small rotary broom to be used with the Lull Loader attachment on our present tractor,
He
BIotion by I.Tillson that the Village Engineer be authorized to advertise for a
small tractor, was Feconded by Hawthorne and carried.
IIotj-on by I'lillson that the Village Zngineer be authorized to advertise for bids on
a rotary broom attachment for the Lull Loader, was seconded by Zonne end carried.
With regard to the proposed lagoon at 49th Street, discussed earlier in the
evening, Engineer Smith was instructed to discontinue work- on the project, until
further orders are received.
Notion by :.Jillson that the Village Engineer advertise for bids for the furnishing
of labor, equipment and necesssry materials for the blacktopping of those roads
for xihich we have petitions for'blacktopping and which roads are in condition
to be blacktopped at the present time, in accordance with specifications to be
made u$ by the Villaze Engineer, was seconded by Hawthorne and carried.
Yith regard to plans for changing the Zoning Ordinance in the near future, Village
Attorney IJindhorst Tias directed to prepare a letter to the Village Planning
Commission, setting forth the legal aspects of such proposed change.
There being no further business to
adjournment was seconded by Zonne,
come before the meeting, I'lillson's motion for
and carried. 5 Village lerk