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HomeMy WebLinkAbout19470512_REGULAR5/5/47 153 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 ' " 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 SEJdR REJTAL coo 977 1.00 979 58,75 59.75 Northern States Power Eller Davis Company Phelp Drake Coo Inc. 4934 P.I.R. F’un. 4.68 5.40 6.75 . 5, 806 . 62 SSD#19 H.W.Rogers Company Construction Bulletin Suburban Press, Inc. Bart Carlone Lametti and Lametti Bart Carlone 4928 4929 4930 4931 4932 4933 EQUIPHENT RENTAL 17.55 132.76 22.52 152.77 u.73 52.38 . 31.94 9.17 47.03 11.15 13.15 6.60 3.60 1200 89 4.81 Edina Pure Oil Boreyls Shell Station Brookside Service Station Commissioner of Taxation Wm. H. Ziegler Company, Inc. Buda Sales and Service, Inc. Linde Air Products Company 14inneapolis Gas Light Company Federated Hardware Nutual Co, Reinhard Brothers Company Firestone Stores Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. Northern States Power Construction Bulletin Suburban Press, Inc. 4915 4916 4917 4918 4919 4920 49a 4922 4923 492.4 4925 4926 4927 4929 4930 GARBAGE 676 . 28 59 30 jY@hu.r IC. Petersen Niller Davis Company 978 979 Total Bills Paid 8 179245.49 gotion by Hillson, ’approving Village payroll inthe amow& of $2,960.62 was seconded by Utley and carried. IlA1i.E TOTAL PAY W. TAX OTHER NET PAY CLAD-i # ADNIBIS TRATIVE : - Phil 11. Smith 25OeOO 33 *30 216 . 70 949 Gretchen Schussler’ 120.00 15.00 95.0 950 75.00 12.80 62.20 951 952 Bernice Pf. Johnson Helene Freeman Sub-total 6.80 55;.70 ’-$%$%- 67.90 429 60 I BNGINlBFtING Carl 3Eller 125 . 00 13 60 John A. Sias l25.00 13.60 Fred Jonas 107 . 50 Ben FJoehler Sub-tot al POLICE DEFT. Hilding S. Dahl ‘ 107 . 50 100.00 107 50 107.50 102.50 620 .OO 95.00 6.40 5 040 14.30 6.40 5.70 12.30 50.50 6.00 -0- 2.00 6.00 -0- 6.00 20.00 95 10 94 60 95.10 96.80 76 . 70 549 50 91.20 957 958 959 960 961 962 Mm. S . Heydt ClayLon Erickson Clarence A. Knutson Donald A. Nelson * Wm. V. Eoffman Sub-total - STMT NXIV - REGULAR PhilLp Bailey Sam Roberts Pete Dahlgren Hatt Pferf eld l18.44 103 018 97.10 ll0.50 963 964 965 966 5/12/47 TOTAL PAY W. TAX OTHER NET PAY cLAn4 # STREET IEN-REGULAR John Tracy Harry Jonas Arthur Jensen Ronald P. Port . Sub-total 97.50 967 92 . 80 968 102 . 15 969 .99.75 859 . 62 99.75 970 821.42 -0- 38 20 STREXT MEN - Hourly Sam 14cCreddg Sam NcCready (Sals. last . half of April) Jacob Schmak Kermit C. Knuston C.W. Cardarelle Herrill Garner Sub-t Ot d. 74 80 4.90 79 90 5.60 88.00 11 30 99.00 5.10 69.90 972 74.30 973 76 70 974 93 90 975 63 . 50 976 448.20 ji.00 3.50 489.50 40.30 TOTAL PAYROLL 2,960 . Sa 250.10 20.00 25690.52 Pursuant to Advertisement on Nay 2, 1947, affidavit for Bids, published in the Spectator and Cohstruction Bulletin of publication for which was read by the Clerk, bids were taken for bkacktopping of streets in Mina Highlands, Edina Hills, Edina Park,-Valley View Height:, Countryside, and Creston Hills, in accordance with plans and specifications by Village Ehgineer. Bids received were as follows: J. V. Gleas on Alexander Construction J.W. Craig Go. Ashworth- Hawkinson Countryside Asphalt Tar Creston Hills Asphalt Tar Asphalt Tar Asphalt Tar Edina Park Asphalt Tar - Asphalt Tar Edina Highlands Fklina Mills Valley View Heights . 26,245.00 279550.00 No Bid 18,850 00 11,696 . 00 11,560.00 Mo Bid 11,985 .OO 15,385.00 16,150.00 No Bid 11,220.00 No Bid 15 , 600 . 00 16,512.00 16,320 .oo No Bid 16,920,OO lY6l6.8O 1,762.50 No Bid 1,821 . 25 21,720 . 00 22,300.00 2,126.75 ' 2,232.50 No Bid * 3 y 900*00 4,128.00 4,200 .oo No Bid 4, 350.00 5 , 430 00 5, 700 . 00 No Bid 8,775.00 9,288.00 9 , 180 .OO No Bid 9,517.50 12,217.50 12,825.00 Notion by Willson, referring bids to Villgge Engineer for tabulation and comparison, as to both tar and cutback asphalt, was seconded by Utley and carried. Engineer Smith reported that in tabulating bids received April 28, for the black- topping of streets in Sunnyslope Section, substantial errors had been found in addition by two bidders; and that both bidders are ready to stand by their unit prices. as corrected, read as follows: Corrected Total Original Total Bids Jay W. Craig Company $109 575 000 $12,575 000 Ashworth-Hawkinson Co . J.V. Gleason (Plant Mix 12,150 . 00 12,150.00 Alexander Const. Co. 19,125 . 00 19,125.00 ll, 070 CO ll , LOO .oo . (Road J9i.x 11, &75 00 =, 475 00 Clement Scully 21,885 e00 . 21,825.00 Bury and Carlson 22,500. co 22,500 . 00 Motion by s.Jillson that bids be tabled until May.26, for further consideration by the Council was secolatied by Child and carried. Ehgineer Smith reported on tabulation of bids for tractor and lcader, as received April 28, stating that only one manufactmer had bid in accordance with advertised speci- fications. After thorough review by the Council, l?ilLson moved that all bids submitted April 28, 1947, be rejected, and that Village Engineer be directed to readvertise for bids, said bids to be taken Nay 26, 1947, using same specifications, and with definite instructions to bidders that bids not meeting such specifications will not be considered. Motion seconded by Utley and carried. 156 i Blr. Richard 14, Day, 3511 W. 55th Street, applied for permit to rebuild garage to his East lot line, in non-conformance with Village Zoning Ordinance. E4r. Day explained that he had purchased his hime, and attached garage,. some two or three years ago, with the garage built to the lot line; and that he was merely rebuilding it. Inspector Jloehler recommended against the issuance of rebuilding permit. Er. Day stated that, in case permit was not issued he had the choice of building his garage ahead of his house, or putting it behind his house with a very narrow driveway leading - to it. After considerable deliveration by the Council, Utley moved thabpermit for rebuilding of garage be granted. Suggestion was made to Kr, Day that he negotiate with owner of vacant lot to the East, for pur- chase of an extra five feet, in order that he might .have the reruired side yard. Building I Notion seconded by Child and carried. Petitions for Sanitary Sewer and Hater &in Ektensions in the following streets were read;, Yvonne Terrace; W. 56th Street, between Normadale Road and blessex Avenue; Warwick Place; and Kent Avenue, between NormandaleRoad and llessex, were presented. Point was made that petition for the last named street had been rejected by the Council at their Qeeting of October l.4, because of Council's feeling that such construction project would entail excessive cost to abutting property owners. 3lotion by Utley that petitions for sanitary sewer and water main extensions be accepted, and that Village Engineer be instructed to prepare plans and estimate of cost for such construction, taking into consideration service to be needed for those pro- perties ixmnediately West of Normandale Road, was seconded by Willson and carried. Report was mde on letter received from R. G. Soderberg, 6557 NormandaleRoad, pro- testing change of house number. Assessor Creighton explain this situation to Hr. Soderberg. Letter from Leonard, Street and Deinard, regarding revocation of permit for barn for John Person, and requesting prompt consideration to applications to be submitted for dwelling unit and barn, vas read, and filed with Clerk. Village Fktnager tms directed to answer to the effect that prompt consideration would be given by the Council to plans for dwelling unit when they were submitted. rRequest 6f;James Thrope for 1946 tax abatement for Lots 9,10, and ll, Block 2, Valley View Heights, was reported. Nr. Thorpets deed for these three lots tms presented. of deed for these lthree lots were read. vas presented. Kotion by Nillson that deed be accepted, and Fresident be authorized and directed to sign application for tax abatement, was seconded by Utley and carried, Hanager Smith reForted that outdoor signs are being erected at various places in the TZLLage, and that Attorney Covell had ruled that our Zoning Ordinance would not stand in Court because of a violation of inter-state amerce regulations. Attorney Windhorst was asked to give a written opirxion on this matter. Bgineer Smith presented calculation of Assessment Roll for Storm Sewer District No, 13, as filed with Clerk; Total Cost being $699.39, and cost per square foot being &00322. Utmey offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: Village lflanager was directed to request that Hinutes of Planning Commission and Council, accepting plat on condition Kr. Thorpets deed, dated April 28, 1947, !- RESOLUTIOI\T SETTIXG STORE SENEEi ASSESSMENT HEARING - STCRN SAtER DISTRICT NO. 13 I-S, pursuant to resolution of the VillageCouncil adopted January 27, 1947, construction of Storm Sewer has been completed within 30 days prior hereto along the following route: .The Nor@ Lot Line of Lot ll, Block 1, Brucewood Addition, fromthe curb line on Bruce Place, to Ibehaha Creek; . now theref ore, BE IT RFSOLVEDthat said Storm Sewer is hereby accepted, and the assessable cost thereof is determined to be $699.39. BE IT FUR= RESOLVZB that this Council will meet at the Village Hall on the 26th day of Kay, 1947, at 8:OO o'clock P.E., and hear testimony of all persons interested or affected and ascertain the amoat of benefib to property front- ing such storm sewer by reason of the construction thereof. liiotion to adopt the Resolution was seconded by Willson, and on Rollcall there were four ayes and no nays, as foU6ws: Christopher, aye; and the Resolution vas adopted. Child, aye; IJillson, aye; Utley, aye; and -- President of thevillage Council 5/12/47 I57 mgineer Smith presented calculation of Assessment Roll for cost of improve- ment of Chowen Avenue from W. 56th Street to W. 57th Street, as filed with Clerk; Total cost being $10,0$2.99, and assessable cost per foot being $3.55, plus a 25$ per front foot service charge for connection to the Nickelson water main, or a total assessable cost of $3.80 per front foot, and total cost of improvement $10,793 . 06. Utley offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION SETTING ASSESSE-BNT HEARINGWATER EL4IN IWROV@ENT NO. 8 FJHEEIEAS, pursuant to resolution adopted by the Council February 10, 1947, a contract has been let for improvement of Chowen Avenue from V. 56th Street, to W. 57th Street and Beard Avenue from W. 55th Street to W. 57th Street, by construction of water main therein, and the clerk with the assistance of the engineer has calculated the proper amount to be specially assessed for such improvement against every lot, piece, or parcel of land abutting upon such improvement as provided by law, which proposed assessment is now on file with the clerk and open to public ihspection, now therefore, ' ' BE IT RESOLVED'by the Village Council of the Village of Edina that the said work of water main improvement is hereby accepted and designated as Water Main Improvement No. 8; that the clerk is directed to cause notice to be published in the Hennepin County Review on May 15, 1947, that this Council will meet on the 26th day of May, 1947, at the Vil- lage Hall to pass upon said proposed assessment; that the total cost of said improvement is determined to be $10,793.06, Notion to adopt the Resolution was seconded by Willson, and on Rollcall, there were four ayes and no'nays, as follows: Child, aye; Willson, aye; Utley, aye; and ChrBGtopher, aye; and the Resolution was adopted. - President of the Village Council Ehgineer Smith presented calculation of Assessment Roll for cost of sanitary sewer extensions on W. 57th Street from France Avenue to 1/2 Block East of Drew Avenue, and 06 Chowen Avenue, from W. 56th Street to W. 57th Street, in Sanitary Sewer District No. 20, as filed with Clerk; total cost being $7,668.76, and cost per assessable foot, $3.61. Utley offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RBOLUTION APPROVING PROPOSED BSSESSIJIENT FOR SEWER, SANITARY 'SEMEB DISTRICT NO. 20 WHEXBAS, the Engineer selected by the Village Council has 'cal- culated the proper amount to be specially assessed for sewer con- structed in West 57th Street from France Avenue to 1/2 Block East of Drew Avenue, and in Chowen Avenue, from West 56th Street to West 57th Street in Sanitary Sewer District No. 20, and has cal- culated the amount to be specially assessed against each lot, piece, or parcel of land abutting uponsaid portion of said street and a tabulation thereof has been duly prepared and filed with the Clerk in duplicate as a proposed assessment, and has been laid before the Village Council at this present meeting, held not more than ten days after the filing thereof, now therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by thevillage Council of the Village of aina that the total cost of said sewer is herebj determined to be $7,668.76. BE IT FURTHE8 RESOLVED that said proposed assessment is hereby approved and the Clerk is directed to cause notice to be published in the Hennepin County Review on May 15, 1947, that the Village Council will pass upon said proposed assessment at its next regular session, to be held at the Village Hafi, ,Monday, May 26, 1947, at 8:oO o'clock P.14. \ I58 5/12/47 Notion to adopt the Resolution was seconded by I.Jillson, and on Rollcall there and Christopher, axe; and the Resolution was adopted. I "were four ayes and no nays, as follows: Child, aye; Willson, aye; Utley, aye; I. Preaident of the Village Council Formal application by Edina Taxi Go. and Wina Auto Livery, for permission to increase rates to the following new rates: 25Q for the first 1/2 mile, or fraction thereof. lo# for each additional 1/2 miles or fraction thereof. $3*00 per hour, or 5Q per minbte waiting time after the first 5 minutes of waiting time, matie, after stopping at origin of trip. was read and referred to Village Kanager for comparison with rates in Wnneapolis, and further investigation, by motion Utley, seconded by Villson and carried. Copy of order from Industrial Commission to Country Club Service Co., to provide safety cage for water tank was read and filed with Clerk. that Er, Gaarden had also been ordered to provide compensation insurance for his men. Council was informed Nanager Smith reported order to Village from Industria Commission, for another exit to Village Hall, and also for provision for hot water in lavatories. Bk. Smith was directed to have door cut in North wall of Council Chambers, as p.0- vided Zn original plans for building, and to investigate possibility of pur- chasing electric hot water heater, taking into consideration the fact that it should have capacity sufficient for future needs. qlanning Commission recommendations to theCounci1, as of the joint Planning Commission Council meeting of Hay 6, were read as follows: A. B. The acquisition of the Lake Cornelia area, as set for'Qx by l*k. Nichols, as of first importance in the park program, Acquisition of the following properties, in the order named, as most necessary considering population and geographical location, for a playground program: 1, The Lampman property along YLnnehaha Creek. 2. That property South20f 56th Street, between Abbott and Beard Avenues, as set forth by Hr. Nichol's Over-All Study. 3. That property North and East Nirror Lake, as set forth by Er. Nichols' Over-All Study. 4. That property in Block 3, Hest Yheapolis Heights, which is necessary to connect those two tracts alreLdy owned by thevillage. 5. That property bordering West Kirror Lake. 1. War Nemorial Park at 50th and ?Tooddale. 2. Property South of 56th Street, between Abbott and Beard Avenues. C. Development of playground facilities, in the following order: Hotion by Utley that Council accept Planning Commission's Recommendations of May 6 and that appraisals of five properties named in rlBrr above be secured, vas seconded Report was made of Hr. E, E, Igelsrudrs request that 5505 Kellogg be required to make connection to sewer. Wooddale and 5532 Kellogg Avenue also should be connected to the sewer without further delay. ofr.€he -gzbomxproperbg3 Eo, ihst,frBJkA;oiPeOp.ilnd 'cpnnecik;aithr ,sanikarylsetrer by July 15, 1947, was seconded by tlillson and ctirried. Attorney:Es'indhorst's opinion as to procedure to be followed to remedy unsanitarg conditions caused by cesspools was read. at 4512 and 4525 Rutledge Avenue, 4516 Brooside Avenue, and 5754 and 5904 Wooddale Avenue are unsanitary and need immediate attention, Officer Campbell be directed to serve notice for cleansing such cesspools was made by Utley, seconded by Willson and carried. Lby Willson and unanimously carried. Plumbing Inspecotr Noehler reported that properties at 5529 I.iotion by Utley that Clerk be directed to Sarve'.notfcBI;onr,a"tiners. or{- oc&tZpants Inspector Woehler reported that cesspools Hotion by Utley that Health With regard to Garbage Collection and disposal, Engineer Smith was directed to follow up Councilrs instructions to prohibit St. Louis Park's dumping in IBina, proceeding under Ordinance advocated by Nr. Windhorst. / 159 I Engineer Smith presented calculation of assessment roll for improvement of Halifax Avenue between W, 50th Street and W, 495 Street, and W. 495 Street between Halifax Avenue and France Avenue, by construction of water m2in therein; total cost, $6,328.20, and cost per assessable front foot, $4.91, Utley offered the following Resolution and moved it adopt- t ion: RESOLUTION SETTING ASSFSSmNT HEXRING WATIB >5AIN IMFROTTEHEET NO. 7 * WHEREAS pursuant to resolution adopted by the Village Council December 9, 1546, a contract has been let for improvement on Halifax Avenue from W, 50th Street to West 49i Street, and on West 49h Street from Halifax Avenue to France Avenue, by con- struction of water main extension therein, and theclerk with the assistance of the engineer has calculated the pzoperr;amount to be specially assessed for such improvement against every lot, piece, or parcel of land abutting upon such improvement as provided by law, which proposed assessment is now on file with the clerk and open to public inspection, now therefore, \ BE IT RESOLVED by thevillage Council of the Village of Edina that the said work of improving said streets is hereby accepted and designated as Water %in Improvement No, 7, that the clerk is directed to cause notice $0 be published in the Hennepin County Review on &fay 15, 1947, that this Council ~&ll &et on Ray 26, 1947, at the Village Hall to pass upon said proposed assessment; that the total cost of said improvement is deter- mined to be $6,328.20. Notion to adopt the Resolution was seconded by Willson, and on rollcall there were four ayes and no nays, as follows: aye; and Christopher, aye; and the Resolution was adopted, Cbild, aye; I'Jillson, President of the Village council I- Village Clerk . Engineer Smith present calculstion of Assessment Roll for construction of Sanitary Sewer in West 49s Street, fro3 France Avenue, in Sanitary Sewer District No. 18, as filed with Clerk; total cost, $5,748.23, and cost per assesssble foot. Utley offered the following Resolution and moved its Gdoption: RESOLUTION AFPBOVING PROPOSED ASSESSWT FOR SEWER, SAIiITARY SEWER DISTRICT NO, 18 F-S, The Fngineer selected by the Village Council has calculated the proper amount to be specially assessed for sewer constructed in Mest 49$ Street from France Avenue to Halifax Avenue in Sanitary Sewer District No. 18,,and has calculated the amount to be specially assessed zgainst ea& lot, piece or ptircel of land abutting upon said street, and a tabulation thereof has been duly prepared and filed with the Clerk in duplicate as a proposed assessment, and has been laid before the Village Council at this present meeting, held not more than tendays after the filing thereof, now therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by thevillage Council of the Village of Edina that the total cost of said sewer is hereby determined to be $5,748.23. . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT SAID PROPOSED ASSESSEEXT IS HEREEIY AP- proved and the Clerk is directed to cause notice to be published in the Hemepin County Review on Nay 15, 1947, that the Village Council will pass upon said proposed assessment at its next regular session, to be held at the Village Hall, Monday, May 26, 1947, at 8:OO o'clcok P.M. Motion to adopt the Resolution wzs seconded by Willson, and on Rollcall there were four ayes and no nays, as follows: Utley, aye; and Christopher, aye; and the Resolution was ado2ted. Child, aye; Willson, aye; 5/12/47 Engineer Smith presented assessment roll for cost of improving France Avenue Between 49th Street and 51st Street bj installing curb and gutters and paving therein, and of kJ, 50th Street from France Avenue to Halifsx Avenue, by the widening of the roadway, removal of old curbs and gutters, construction of new curbs and gutters, removal of old sidewalks and construction of new sidewalks, stating that total cost of these improvements muld be $18,174.95, Utley offered the following Xesolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION SETTING WRING ON AID FRANCE AIA3Nl.M RtFROVEK@$TS PROPOSED ASSESSIZNT NEST 50 st. WHEREAS, the clerk has notified the Village Council that proposed assessment has been completed and filed in his office for public inspection for the cost of improvement of France Avenue between 49th Street and 5lst Street by installing curb and gutters and paving thereon, and of 50th Street from France Avenue to Halifax Avenue by the widening of the roadway, renoval of old curbs and gutters, construction of new curbs and gutters, removal of old sidewalks and construction of new sidewalks, now therefore BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Mina that said assessment be hereby approved as a pro=osed assessment and that the Clerk be and hereby is directed to cause a notice to be published once in the officZa3. paper, giving one week's notice that the Council trill meet at 8:OO o*clock P.E., on Hay 26, 1947, at the Village Hall, 4801 W.5Oth Street, to pass upon said proposed assessment. Eotion to adopt the Resolution tms seconded by klillson, and on Rollcall there were four ayes and no nays, as follows: and Christopher, aye; and the Resolution was adopted. Child,, aye; Willson, aye; Utley, aye; Village CUrk I President of thevillage Council Village Attorney Windhorstts opinion of Hay 5, to the effect that an election must be Maand the School Board must be authorized by the voters, to sell, or ex- change schoolbouses or sites, was read, with regard to proposed conveyance of old school site at Eden Avenue to thevillage, to advise the School Board to include this question of a deed to the Village in the coming election. Attorney IJindhorst was authorized "Annual Letter to Taxpayers1[ was presented for approval by the Council. by 17mSOn that it be approved as amended was seconded by Utley and carried. Motion Discussion was had as to possibjts of securing Post Office for ma at this time, in view of the recent development of 50th Street, directed to discuss this matter with the Bnsiness Men's Association. 3Ianager Smith was =ere being no further business to come before the meeting, Willsonfs motion for adjournment was seconded by Child, and carried. Village Clerk Z*E€mB OF TKE R.EGK4R FiTING OF THE EDINA VILLAGg CCUNCIL, HELD I*lONDAY, IJAY 26, 1947, AT 8:OO B& I13 TKE EDINA VILLAGE Efembers present were Child, IJillson, Utley, Hawthorne, and Christopher. Dr. Lowell EL Campbell, Village Health Officer, filed verbal report with the Council to the effect that inspection had been made of the cesspools reported by Nr. Petrie of 4500 Brookside Avenue; that these cesspools constituted no health mance, Council. at 5754 and 5904 Wooddale Avenue would be a storm sewer project by the Village. Dr, Campbell read copy of letter written by Ilr. R. J. Palen, reporting insanitary condition on the premises of Edina Auto Livery at 62nd and Wooddale. recommended that ma Auto Livery be giventwo veeks to clean up this condition. Dr. Campbell was requested fo file written report with the Dr. Campbell. stated that he believed the only help for the condition Dr. Campbell