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Hawthorne moved that petition of Car1f.I. Hansen and others, dated May 27,
1946, for renaming of Concord Avenue to Concord Road be denied.
seconded by Stillson and carried.
Discussion was had as to Peder Mickelson's request that he be allowed to
pay future years' assessments on water and sewer in Brookline and Brookline
First Additions, with saving on interest assessed.
advised to accept check if tendered.
Notion was
Administrative office
Willson moved that Village Engineer be authorized to advertise for bids for
blacktopping the roads in Edina Highlands, Valley View Heights, Edina Hills,
Countryside, Creston Hills, and Edina Park, in accordance with blacktopping
specifications heretofore approved by the Council, with bids to be opened
May 12, 1947. Notion seconded by Hawthorne and carried.
*YiUage Engineer was instructed to contact &. James Thrope, regarding
method of payment for blacktopping streets in Sunnyslope Addition, bids
for' which were taken this evening,
At this time the written regignation of Trustee E. L. Zonne was read by
the President.
because the re-scheduling of his flights by his employer makes it impossible
for him to be present at Council Meetings. Hawthorne moved that the Council
accept with regret the resignation of E. L. Zonne as Trustee, effective
April 28, 1947.
Mr. Zonne explained that his resignztion was necessary
Notion seconded by Willson and carried.
Utley offered the following Resolution and moved its.&.doption:
(Resolution on Mr. Zonne's Resignation to be written
* by Nr. Utley.)
Motion to adopt the Resolution was seconded by Willson, and on rollcall, there
aye;
PXESIDENT OF THE VILLAGE ATT7z/- VILWGi3 CLERK ' COUNCIL
' were four ayes and no nays, as follows: Willson, aye; Utley, aye; Hawthorne,
and Christopher, aye, and the Resolution was adopted.
President Christopher recommended the appointment of Nr. Fred Child,
5330 Interlachen Blvd., as trustee for the balance of 11Ir. Zonne's unexpired
term.
Village of Edina, to fill the unexpiredterm of E. L. Zonne, was seconded
by Hawthorne and unanimously carried.
Plumbing Inspector Ben Woehler, requested the State Plumbing Code be adopted
by the Council as the official Plumbing Code of the Village of Edina.
Woehler was asked to present his request to the Planning Commission, at their
meeting of May 6, for their recommendatiohs.
Hotion by Wiilson that Mr. Child be appointed as Trustee for the
Eb.
There being no further business to come bgfore the Council, Hawthorne moved
that ineeting be adjourned until Honday, Nay 5, 1947, at 8:00 P.N. Motion was
seconded by Willson and carried.
Village Clerk
MINUTES OF THE BDJOlEtNZD FORTICN OF THE
RZGULAR APRIL 28, 1947, HEETILljG OF TKE
EDINA VILLAGZ COUNCIL, HZLD IN VIUGE
K!LL, MAY 5, 1947, at 8:OO P.N.
Xembers present were Child, Willson, Utley, Hawthorne, and Christopher.
Two foresters appeared before the Council to apply for the job of trimming
boulevard trees.
workmen and superviser. Formal proposition was requested.
Oral Proposition was $180.00 per 40-hour week for three
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The application of frial liJ. I ite, for Lzense to operate 0 -Sale Liquor St ore
in the-Village of Edina vas considered.
Hal k7. i'kite for Off-sale Liquor License be denied.
unanimously carried.
Utley moved that the apglieation of
Seconded by S.Jillson and
Joseph Barnes' application for license to operate Off-sale Liquor Store was
denied, by motion kKI3.sony seconded by Utley, and unanimously carried.
P4r. Harry Davis, Commander of mina American Legion Post No. 4'71, and acting
agent for Edina American Legion Post #471, Housing Foundation, Inc., re-
quested permission to temporarily withdraw, without prejudice, the appfi-
cation for Off-sale Liquor License tendered January 6, 1947.
moved that Edina American Legion Post #471, Housing Foundation, Inc., be
permitted to ;temporarily withdraw its application for Offaale Liquor License,
without pre judice, 14otion seconded by \?illson and unanimously carried.
Eotion by tlillson that Arvell H. Dahl's application for Off-Sale Liquor
License be denied, was seconded by Utley and unanimousu carried.
Hawthorne
Izeport:of Public Works Committee was read and filed with Clerk.
Chairman tiillson presented proposed Road Oiling Program for 1947, to be done
by Village Crew, as foUotrs:~ Dust Coat - Halifax Avenue, 52nd St. to 54th St.
Seal Coat - Warren Avenue, 64th to 65th; Valley View Road, Normandale to
Wooddale; Oaklawn Avenue, 54th to 55th; Brookview Avenue, 54th to 55th;
Fuller Street, France to Beard; Abbott Place, 54th to Beard; 55th Street,
France to Beard; Sunnyside Road, West end; Mackey Avenue, 1/2 block; Brook
Avenue, 1/2 Block, Oil lkt - Valley View, 'Wooddale to France; 60th Street,
Frznce to Xerzzes; Wooddale, 50th St. to Valley View Road; Woodland Road,
klooddale to 56th; Kellogg Avenue, 54th Go 55th; Ninnehaha Blvd. 52nd to
54th; Oak Drive, Concord to IJooddale; 48th Street, Haple Road to France;
52nd Street, Halifax to Gorgas; Drew Avenue, Fuller to 55th; Beard Avenue, 54th to 55th; Eden Avenue, 50th to Highway #169; EEyc.rood West, one Block.
Er. James Thrmpe appeared to request that the Village pay a portion of the
contract cost of blacktopping streets in Sunnyslope Addition, in line with
. former policy of the Village to charge only a portion of blacktopping cost
to abutting property owners. He gave as his reasonfor such request, former
verbal requests for blacktoppingj Motion by Plillson that the Village assume
all engineering and clerical costs onthe Sunnyslope and Oak Drive projects,
but pay none of the contract costs, was seconded by Utley and carried, with
Hawthorne voting No. Engineer Smith was requested to consult further with
Hr. Ehorpe as to method of payment for blacktopping,
Committee
Letter from Lorraine G, Anderson, 29 Woodland Road, regarding Court procedure
during a case held April 30, in which she was witness, pias read and referred
to the Public Safety Committee for further consideration.
. Plmibing Inspector tloehler made verbal report of his and State Board of Health
official' s inspection of the three troublesome cesspools on Rutledge Avenue .
$Ire tloehler was requeated to make full written report to the Village Attorney,
requesting his advice as to procedure necessary to enforce re-building of
cesspools.
Reports of Public Safety and Public Utilities Committees were read and filed
with Clerk.
With regard to Cownittee Chairmen, President Christopher recommended that
Bower Hawthorne be appointed as Chairman of the Public Safety Committee, and
that Kr. Fred Child take over Nr. HavithorneIs duties as Chairman of Committee
on Ordinances and Legisli&Aon,
appointments be'coxL'irmed by the Council tias seconded by Utley and carried.
Hotion by kTillson that President Chxistopher' s
Utley offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
UHEBEXS, E. L. Zonne has servedthe Village of Edina as Trustee from
January 1, 1946, to April 28, 1947, and
kWGEAS, Fs. Zonne has, by his unselfish effor'cs and cooperative
attitude, shown a sense of civic rssponsibility so necessary in
public office,
BE IT RBOLVED, That this Council hereby expresses its appreciation
of I&. Zonne's services during his term as Trustee and its regret
in his resignation due to circumstances beyond.his control, and
BE IT RESOLVED, That the Village Recorder transmit this testimonial
to E.ir, Zonne.
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Motion to adopt the Resolution was seconded by Willson, afid on Rollcall
there were five ayes and no nays, as follows: Ufiley, aye; Ifillson, aye;
Child, aye; Hawthorne, aye; and Christopher, aye; and the Resoltuion was
adopted,
President of the Village Council
Nr. Willson requested permission to have Village Rosd Crew haul ten loads
of fill into Sweeney property next fall, in order to build up bank of Mime
haha Creek at that point, where it was excavated by trunk sewer crew several
years ago. Permission granted,
Blotion by Utley that Village Ehgineer be authorized and directed to prepare
assessment roll for Sewer District No. 18, was seconded by Hawthorne and
unanimously carried.
There being no further business to come before the Council, meeting was
adjourned.
MINUTES OF TI€& REGULAR MZETING OF 'THE
EDIPJA VILWGd COUNCIL, HELD MONDAY,
14E X2, 194.7, IN THE EDIm VILLAGE HAIL
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Nembers present were Child, Willson, Utley and Christopher, with Deputy
Clerk Gretchen Schussler acting as Clerk.
Notion by Utley approving claims in the following amounts was seconded
by IJillson and carried.
CUI14 #
liiiller Davis Go. 4890 Dorsey,Colman,Barker,Scott,Barber 4691
Lumber Stores, Inc, 4892
Alex Creighton 4893 .
W.S.Darley and Company 4894
Thompson Lumber Company 4895 Ci$+ Treasurer, City of Ykneapolis 4896
Young Fuel Company 4897
Linden Hills Post Office * 4898
Rosholt Equipment Bompany 4899 Glacier Sand & Gravel Co. 4900
Rayflake Company ' 4901
Tropical Paint & Oil'Co. 4902
E. C. Pfeiffer 4903
Lyle Signs, Inc. 4904
John 'G. Garrison 4905
Dale Green ' 4906 H.V. Johnston Culvert Company ' 4907
Olson Finer Foods 4908
Wanner Company 4909
Twin City Skelgas Service 4910
Travelcoa.ch Company 49J-3.
&limesots Fire Equipment Co. ' 4912
Lake Street Sash & Door Co. 4913
Underwood CorForation 4914
Federated Hardware Mutuals Co. 4923
Reinhard Brothers Company 4924 Fir e s't one Stores 4925 Northwestern Bell Telephone * 4926
Northern States Power 4927 H .A .Rogers Co. 4928
AKUNT G. FUND
20.55 350.00
l42000
900.00
'1.64
2.47
70 92
27.94 30 . 06
8.50
65.55 97 50 58.85.
150.20
124 . 60
37.18 3.75 96.80
12.00
31.50
13.60 30 GO
27.50
21.90 166 . 92
12.75 7.16
26 . 60
35.17 683.18
537.46 $ 3,794.25
POOR mJND
Suburban Hennepin County Relief 493 5 236.02 Board