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HomeMy WebLinkAbout19490808_REGULAR8/8/49 Meeting co b ened at 7:OO P.I.,,'Mon&y, &&st 8, 1949, at 7:OO P.M., in accordancs with due c$l. and notice by the President, for the purpose of discussioJz as to location proposed iew Tire station, ._ Xembers oi Deputy Clc Eiessrs. -D, commis si03 r Mr, StracI Mr. . heft: . . - -._ Mr. Preit; the new f: I order tha' _-. .. Cons iderai 50th and 1 for park 3 station ai and beczrr: develope1 Nr. Freit; site _fmn should be district. behind thc maintain * weed up Child's mc be ut.ilizc : bvestigx such site Palen mom and camir .- The meet& Willson' s 1949, be i Willson1 s .. became. 0: Upon recoi Willson, Pursuant SUbur%an : h.licatS, file, Ere groper tie East by I cost for- front foo Kellogg, omcil msweringRollcall were Child, Willson, Palen and Cooper, : Gretchen &den acted as Clerk. - . Ryerse a#d S.S, Thoqe,-Jr., represented the Hlaina Planning I .e5 reprhsented the Board of Park Cornmhsionk -, Chief -is Mitzel appeared for the ZdAna Fire Department. c represented c - - -". the . Fire . ..-"I.- Ugdevi.t;ers: .I . Iqssection-Btpau, __ . . - _- .* re&wea be-Dec&%& 1jiB--19i43, recommendation of the Bureau, that iresent fire insurance rates be maintained, station should be located in the vicinity of 50th and Wooddale, in diseussior4 followed, 'with HI?. Thorpe maintaining that the tract at ddale had been sold to the Village with restriction that it be used poses only; ad Mr. Strachauer objecthg to construction of ffre he jQth and Wooddale locale because of its proximii;g to the school he alleged, construction OZ such a station wotzld preclude park r 1.. reiterated his opinion that 50th and wooddale trould be the idea .e pofntj of view of the Yire Underwrfters, statizlg that the station cated not more than 3/4,miles from the farthest poht in the business :e agreed, however, that location of the proposed station directly 'illage Hdl would, together with other recommendations by the Bureau, by Ryerse, aorpe, StrachaFer, Mitsel and Freitag.. on that Vl&ge-own6d property directly Wesf of the Village Hall for purpose of location of new fire station, and that Council possibility of acqpiring adjacent Schooi proper%y as ,gortion of 'as seconded by Palen and unanimously carried, for attjournment- of the Special Meeting, Motion seconded Willson , present "Class 8" rate, Location at the Village &11 site was .. .Village Clerk 5IIm OF THS REGULAE IBEXI!~G OF THE XDWA VId COTMGIb, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949, AT T?33 EDTEas;. ... .~ . SCHOOZ, jO2H AAD. WOODDp3c;El I" - convened at thii-viliage &ll at 8:OO P& Ition that Minutes of the' Special &d bgulm Meetingi of Jwly 25, )roved as sulmitted, was seconded by Child and cmied. Ition that Meeting adjourn to the Edilla School, 50th and Wooddale, #he crowd pesent, was. seconded 3y Child and UnanimoZzIlly carried, Intion at the Edina School, members-answering Rollcall were Child, .en and Cooper, "Rotice-of mroiement Bearing-stzuitary Sever ,I! pblished in jss, Ho@cins, Minnesota,-on JaIy 23 and 28, 1949, Affidavit of for which was read by Clerk, ap5roved as-to form and placed on tent called public hearbg on proposed sanitary sewer to serve the a a disGrfcE South of joint Sewer District 100, 1, and bounded on the tce Avenue and on the Mestr by Hans- Boad. Engineer*s estimate of 5 proposed t& sewer was read, being $114,383.00, or $2,00 per i $4.65 peF front foot, - . Deputy Clerk Gretchen Uden acted as Clerk. : 'Engineer's estimate for cost of Later$. Sewers along Fooddale and - 8/8/49 s$ Hr, Holloway, 6101 2rance Avewe, presented a petition dated Awst 8, 1949, - 1 carrying signatares-of 170 people, asking a ae-iay such time as the dAstz5c.5; is more heavily populated !&ere being a delegabion of approsrimaeely 250 persons present, the meeting vas opened to general discussion, vith the Council anstrering questtons from the floor, !?he main objectfon cane Srom those aiming mp&&ted .tracts 0% Land, who maintabed that they cannot afford to-keep their proper.ties if an assessment of $2;00 per front foot is levied. Hr, Honer Kinney talked in- favor of the project, because of the cesspool heath hazard yhicb is now present on tlooddale Avenue, and Nr, Carl Vester'berg suggested that a citizens committee be appointed to stndg the project further, with the Council, befare ection is taken, Child moved that €?nrtber p0ceedtn.g on this proposed Sanitary Sever be pos'cllponed until Monday, October 24, in order that 5roperty otmers may becoma more fsiliar with thU po ject, Rotion seconded Nillson ad aaanfi0ud.y carried. A delegation of two, Sron the &ina Corntry Club, qpeared to discuss with the Council the problem created by clubnember pmu on Bden Avenue. Because of +he volume of business ye% to be traiisacted 5t this meeting, discussion was postpned until ldonby, August 22, .at 7:OO P,lL p~rsnaat to ''Eotfce of Inprovement-Vatei. ~iah," pabiishea in ~uburixm Press, Ho-&S.ns, Hinnesota, on Juls 21 and 28, 1949, efidavit of Pnb3ication for which &s read by Clerk, approved and placed on file, Bresident called pblic hearing in proposed water main exteasion in the follohg streets:. Vooaaae Avenue froa Iower Street to I!,both' Stree% 1138th Street from WoodWe ~vern;re to Kellogg Avenue' tJ.59th Street from Wooddal.e &mn?.e to &3130gg Avenue XelXogg Avenue frm W, 58th Street to tf, 62na Street, *e sewer project urd &k, If: C. Bumell, 5817 Kellogg Avenue, suggested that this project he postponed m%il the matter of the SGitary Sever in tus distrlct has bsen settled, Child gu5lic hesring 'be held, Hotion seconded by Pden and Pursuant to 'sotice of Street Iqrovoment Hekring-$ladkt;og>ing," published in 7Subnrbaa Press, Hopkins, Jnly 21 and 28, 1949, Affidavit of Fublication for which Gas read &y Clerk, apprdved and placed on file, Eresident cdled public hearing on proposed Bla~kt~mi~~g of the followiilg street: Oxford Avenue between Interlachen Btvd.. ma l'l.-51st Street. Engineer's estimate 03 cost for blacktop surfacing was read at $2,064.75, or $1.95 per assessabXe foot,' A"de1egation of proger%y otmers urged thpt 'the improvepent be begun at once. There vere no objections, either ora3 or mitten, Willson offered the followhgResoZution and moved its adoption: . moved that project be tibled until Nonday, October 24, at which time another BESQLTPPIOW OIUBIXG INEFQV~TG OXFQRD AV3lT@ BEnm IEJ'BXLAC~ PYD. . -11.5Isi! s-9 BE 1% RESOLVlD %y the Village Council of the Village of Edina, Pinnesota, that said Council $as heretofore czused notice of hearing to be pu%lislzed, and said p&lfcation is hereby ratified; OR the prozosed fnrprOVeXR0nt consisting of constructih of Blacktop Surfacing, in 0xfordAm.w between Xnterlachen BlvL ad V. 51st Stred. At saldhearing the Council has duly consldered the piews of all persons; interested, anh being STulQ advised of the pertinent facta does here%$ deternine to proceed with the comistzkction of said inprovement, vhich 3nprorement is here* designated and shall be referred tb in az1 subsequent proceedings as Street Iqrovement No, &I and the mea to be speciallg assessed therefor shall include -lots and tracts of land abutting and fronting the street inwhich said improvement is. maiie, Mot.ion for adoption of-the Resolution vas seconded br Child, and on Bo3lcall there were-four ayes and no nays, as follows: child, aye; Palen, aye: Willson, aye; and Cooper, aye; ad the %solution ~rm adopted, . - r &% Presrdent of the Village CoFl fl & - VkLage ?Rl,J&!++?- Clerk r .. f .. Trillson €hen offered the following Besolution and moved its adoption: -- BE.sOxITITX0l.T apFBOVIMG PLANS ASW SPECIFICATfONS ' XOR 9- I~.PBOQZBFp NO. A.1 AND DPCIPTTG . 'AD~ISR~P~FOR BI~S ~ - _- - .. L* BE: 12 ~OLVED by the village- councg1 of the vi&* .of Edim -r. -. 57 c d-Specificstiom for Bit-= Surfam hesetofore approved oaci1 andnow on file in the office of the Village Olerk, the Su'lrurban 2ress rovdas the specifications for Street 'Improvement Bo, A-1. Clerk shall cause to be publishedLtwice ; aid inprovernent: tion Bullet3n the Tollowing notice for bids for the con- .4?Xf2RTISRU'EITT TOR BIDS FOR s-I IMPR0lrEME"P xo* A-1 * BGICK~OPPIITO' =-VXLL$S 08 'IDINA nday,-August 22, 1949, at 8:OO P.ld. , to ogep and consider construc%ion of Street Improvenent No. 11-1 in said acirzg of Oxford Avenue between Inter- I 'Phe work on satd improvement must be done as described and s and specifications for said 5n.rovement on file in agO Clerk. AX1 bias Wt be subfuftted: on the basis the.mdersi&ed before the time of said meeting and accon- it, bid bond or certified check payable to the Village t for the work. Xo bids d11'be considered unless sealed ten percent of the amount of the bid, Bp 0€3,DE€L OF THE VILLAGE CODNCIL L. .-I ... Bower Hawthorne - Village Clerk - &izna,' Minnesota .- .. 8 /8/49 ~OIIu!rIO~ f3B?.ROrnG PUG Am SPE~IFI~BII~~ 58 < Ifillson offered the following Besolution anLmoved its adQptiOa: 3QE S-I! R@ROI@KENI!-IJOo 8-2 AND DPCDN@I A3lVEEISEi-W 2OR BIDS RT2 19 aEsOLVEDby the Vfllage qouncil of the -Viilage of IWinaG 1; Staad&d S2ecifications for Biturninow Su&..ce heretofore'appoved by the V51-e Council and now on file in the office of the Villa@ Clerk, are hereby qgroved as the specifications for Street bpovement No0 A-2. Construction Bnlletb, !he fo1lorxl.n.g not9ce for' bids for the construction of said irrrprovsment: * 2. lphe Clerk sMl caTe. to be published tvice in the Suburban Press ana the - ADVZRTISE"2 FOR BIDS FOR S!E3EU? R.irpaOVB:~I! ETO, &2 BUCKTO€PIXG - VII&AG%l OF EDINCE s The Eaina Villsge ~ounc3.l wLll meet at %@e Village Hall, 4801 W, 50th St. , on Honaay, Angust 22, 1949, at 8:00 PJI., 30 open and consider SdLed. bids for the construction of Street ImproGeIilsnt No. A-2 in saia Village, conslstbg of Blacktop Surficcing of Choven Avenue between W. 57th and W. 58th Streets, the plans and spmifications for saEd inprovement on file In the office of the Village Clerk. All bids must be sulxitted on the basis of cash paymen% for the work. PTo bids will be considered unless sealed and filed with the undersigned before tKe tine of said meeting and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond or certified check pqable to the Village Clerk, in the amount of ten percent of the amount of the bid, !I?he-trork on said iqropnent must be done as descrzbed and specified in I BY ORDER OF 2HE ViUiAG3 COUNCII; " -- .- Bower Hawthorne - Village Clerk * Edina,, Bllnnesota: 3. Each and all of the terms of the foregobg advertisement for bids =e herebs adopted as the terms and conditions of the award of the contract for sdd bprovemeirt. li.lotios for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Child, and on aollcall there were four ayes and no nags, as foUotrs: Coopsr, aye; and the Resolution was adopted. $TPm t Village L./Hz?5zle Clerk Child, aye; Palen, aye; Villson, aye; .- tL President 4iL- of" the + Villtge C cll - Pursuant- to nXotice' of Streek Improvement Hearing-Bladctopping, publishbd ip Sumbaa Press; Hopkins, Minnesota, July 21 and 28, 194, Affidaviti of Azblil=ation for which was read by Clerk, approved ai to form aaii placed on fils, President cdlea pu3lic heking on the progosea blacktopping of the followhg streets: .. * Oxford Avenue and Vandervork Avenue, from the 11. Boi~nkry Line of "Beverly Hills" Addition to Interlachen Slvd. Hollywood Road, from E, Boundary Line of "Beverly Hillsn Addition to Oxford Avenue 1 Engineer's Estimate of Cost, in amount of $6,257.11; or $1.77 per a$essable fooC, was publicly-red, There were no objections, either oral or, mitten, &, Child, owner of 309* of awtting proper€y, reqmsted that the gas mains be in before blackto@ag be don@. Willson offered the foUoving Resolution moved ita adoption$ I EESOLUYIOE 0-G S!EtFEP II@ROTGHENT EO, b3 .- BI&K!tOPPIIJG OXE'OBS AND VXNDERVOIZ AJZITUES 3RON e nmt&wcm B&VD, IO-N;-BOI&DARY LNE'W B BEVERLY HILL~UADDITIOSX im HOLUNOOD ROD. FROM 3. 'SOWARY LI@l OF r'gEVEBLP -S! DDTiIW-60 OSORD AVlWb3 BE IT BFSOLVED the -Village Counc$l of -the Yillaga of 3@lna, Hinnesota, that said Council. has heretofore caused notice of hearing to %e published; and said publi- cat'ion is here@ ratified, on the progosed improvement consfsting of the construction of Bl&cktop szlfr^ac5ng is. the following streets: Oxford Avenue and Vanaemork Avenne, from Interlachen Hollprood &-ad, fron E, Boundarg Line of "Beverly Hills'' . &Idition to O&ra Gpenue, - I * Blvd. to No, Bo&daxy Line'of ItBeverly Hillsit Addition. At said interested, to pr0ceed.w that said im said streets all subeque specially as and abutting Motion for a were four ay * Cooper, aye; Willson €hen I i; 'st$ Village Cow "- approved aS 2. The Constmc tion ialprovernent.' .. Th on Nonday, ,A construction Surfacing of 'Th( r* the plans Village Cler! Work. Ho bic before tfie t: certified ch4 amount of thc BY 3. &cl hereby adopt,c improvemeilt , Motion for a( were four agc Coopr, aye; Rlrsuant to I between W. 5: 3uly u and ; 3pproved as 1 $0 osed -1 of $2,861.06, as to wl delegation w; no objection! Willson offei 8/8/49 hearing the- cw-b ~.I&c considerad. nrthehg-fallgL daisd oE-the.~~rtbenLfac.ts- does-hem* d.- th-construction of said improuement, $t beine: snecifically understood rovement shall not 'be constntcted until as ma ins bave been laid in which improvement is hereby designated and shall be referred to in t proceedings as Street fmprovement No. A-3, and the area to be essed therefor sWl include all lots and tracts of land fronting the street in which said inprovernent is ahade, qtdton 6s the Resolution was seconded by Palen, and on Rollcall there s and no nes, as follows: znd the Besolution was adopted. ufe~a- of. al~, persons 0 Child, aye; Palen, aye; Willson, ay9; .- President of the VillagdCouncil, 3ffered the following Resolutiop and moved its adoption: I?ES&U!PTOIT APPROVSQG PLA?3S BEn, SPECIIIC.&Z!IOXS FOR STR3E2 Ip.IpBo~~Ic-BO~ A-3 A;zpD DwC2ING * BDmTISw?Ic POR BIDS - -. - SOLVED by the Village CoFcil -- of _the- Village - of -ldina2 h&-Specifica€ions fo5 Bituminous &?face heretofore'aplproved %y the Ll. and now on file in the Mfice of the Village Clerk, are hereby 18 sp6ciffcations for Street Inprov6ment __ No. A-3. Jlerk sha13. cause to $6 publiihed in the SuWoaa Press ab the Bul?dSr~, the following notice for bids for %he construction of said -, ASmIS-2 FOR BIDS 3OB S%!ELEBI! IHPROVEMEXT-~O. 4-3 &ACKT&~IN' - "VIUA~B 03 'EDINA ldina VilIagehC6$$cil-wiil meet _- at €@e ViZlag0 Hdl, 4801 YT. 50th St,, gust 22, 1949, gi 8:OO*P.&, to opk-and consider sealed bids f9r the >f Street Improvement Xo. ._ &3 in said Village, consisting of Blacktop the follaw+ng s%reef;s: Oxford Avenue and-Vmderoork Avenue, f rorn Int erlalheh Blvd. to ,No, 'Boundary Line of "Beverly Hills" Addition, HolLgwpod Road, from 3!& Bound.& Line of "Beverly Hillsn adition to Oxford Avenue worE on paid bprovernent mnst-be done as described and specilfied in specifications for said iq&depnts on file in the office of the 831 bids 'ZSB be submitted on the basis of cash payment for the I will be considered unless sealed and filed with the undersigned $6 of said meeting and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond or . :k payable to the Village Clerk, in the a*llotu?t of ten percent of the bid. )RDEB 03' IPHE VILLAGa COUHCI& -- -Bower Hawthorne - Village Clerk ana all of the terms of the-forego- advertisement for bids are 1 as the terms and conditions of the award of %he contract for sad Pdina,' Minnesota ption of the Resolution was seconded by Ghild, a;ad on Rollcall there I and no nays, as follows: md the' Resolution was adopted. lotice of Street Improvement Hearing curb and (XItter-Halifak Avenue rd and W. 53rd Streets ,It published in Subur'bm Press ,. Hopkins, Minn, , it 1949., Affidavit of Xolication for-which was read by Clerk, 1 form and $laced on file, President called pubiic hearbg on the lvement named in said notice. Engiaeer's Estimate of Go&, in apolznt or $2.37 per assessable foot, was publicly read.. An inqu3ry was I woyld pay for the cur3 abutting the Village Pwqp Houge Lots, and I infomed that Water Works funds would pay this cost. There were rd the folloyhg Resolution ana moved fts adoption: Child, aye; Palen, aye; Willson, aye; .- either oral or written: with debgation urging immediate mrovement, h 8/8/49 RESOLU2ION ORl@FiIHG S-2 IT*EROm!C NO, 8-1 CZJID_IlrsI) I- GuIc!@EL~.Sgg~~i~ tl.5m -m TI* 53as:sTmm!s . I J3E I2 BEsOL~by the Vi&ga.Council of the'Vih& of Bdi#a, 'Hinnesota, t that said Council @as heretofore cawed notice of fiearing to de published, and said publication is hereby ratified, on €he proposed *rovement consfsting of the con- struction 6f Standard Vfllage Our3 and Gutter in Halifax Avenue 'between t?. 52aa ~ and If. 53ra Streets. -At said-hearing the counc3.X has duly considered the views of all persons fnterested, and be* fully advised of the pertinent facts does herebg determine to prcceed with constsucltion of said Znproveinent , which ciqtrove~~ent is hereby designated and SU be referred to in &I subsequent proceedings as Sireet Iqrovement Bo. B-1, and the area to be spectS3y assessed therefor shall in'cluae ment is matie. ... , lots and trets of land fronting and abutting the street in which said improve- Hot2on for adoptson of the Resolution was secondea by Palen, and on Rollcall there weire four ayes;andno nays, as follows: Cooper, aye; znd the Besolution vas adopted. &YES' Ohild, aye; Palen, aye; Willson, aye; .- .I - L./JL e the- - -- Village Clerk Flillson $hen offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: - ~SOLlE!IOX .AF'EBOVIIJG PUNS AND SF"fCAEO8S FQR 5-2 II.PBOVBWI! NO. B-1 BND D$RJIC?Il?G * Al3BW!I~-&FORBSW - BE I2 BESO1;vED by ihe vill&-Council of the Vil&se of Eh& 1, 'Stand& Specifications for cur'b and Gutter heretofore ap5roved by the I Village Council and now on file 3.n the office of the Village Clerk, are here3y qproved & the specifications for Stseet Ingrovemerit no. 3-1. Construction3BuUetin, the following noticii for bids for the construction of s&d improvement: - - . - <- 2. rphe Clerk shau cause to b6 published twfce in the Suburban Press and the -3 BIDS ADvxEu!Isn*m2 SW!C Il@ROVBI: %*l?O, +3. am3 Am omm-mm OF mmy l?he BEna Village Council will meet a$- the ViLlge Hall, 4801 W.SOth St,, onEonw, &gust 22, 1949, at 8:OO P.L, to open and consider sealed bids for the construction .of Street ImproVement NO. 13-1 in sdd ViUege, consisting of the laying of Standard Vfllzge curb and GutCer h *ifax Avenue between W, 52nd'a;nd W, 53rd Streets , %?be work on said inprovement .must be done as descriaed and specified Jn - - the plms and specifications for said iraprovement on file in the office of the Village Clerk, B;L1 bids mast be submittea on the basis of czsh payment for the work. no bids will be considerea anless sealed and filed with the undersignea Wore the time of said meeting and acconlp&ed by a cash deposit, bid bond or cerlffied check payable to the Village Clerk, in the amount of ten percent of the amom% of the bid, - BY ORDER OF 5 vf- COWGIL ... Bower Hawthorne - Till- hrk Edina, 2.Tinnesota; 3. Bach and a31 of %he terms of the foragoing-advertisement for bids are herew adopted 28 the terns ad conditions of the award of the contract for seid . improvement. Bbtion for adoption of the Resolution vras seconded by Child, ad on Rollcall there were fow ayes and no neys, as follows8 Child, aye; Pden, .. age; WilXson, age; , .* ZJessrs, ajercy &bw& znd Harold Roberts appeared before the Council to request * pernits to rmove gravel apd dirt; from the foiloving properties--said permits being requestea in conformsnce with Wrdinance Regulating 1FlXcavatin&-" adopted June 27 *1949. B.UsZN0 CUTBACK ASPEAL T $.32 $2720000 $.3Z $2720*00 I $6630.00 $634-laO0 ituminous surface- ' $A6 &l.O.Og 8.426 $3621.00 between Franc -- improvements. Mo%ion, seconded by Child andunanimously carried. oil paint of first qplality. Toilet room to be finished Loss enamel. New and old counters in main store to be -, 7 proposal by Northwestern Construction Coo, in amo3;211E of by Willson and carried. - 8/8/49 Zncpiry was made as to legal proceaure to pztWb&t the keeping of due& on the ( Fond Vest or" StJohs and between Oak Drive and V.j6th S%reet, to prevent hazard to children, Attorney Vindhorst e@lZined to gentleman that bodies of \rater are not considered hazards in Minneeota and that, %herefore, there is little to be done about having the ponti fenced to b8p %he children out of 5%; but thae it might %e possible 'to complziin under Village Ordinance restricting the keeping of animals and ths rid !he pond of duc$s, Ik. &ndqne &q&rea qs to action taken by Co.pncil w%th re&d a moving permit, made a month ago, He vas. informed that mlding hspector ttoehler had deniea request, @2l .. his request for I&. Ghaney, represe&ipg J. Q. Gleason, rod contractor, requested pzpent of the bladkcoppbg 303s he reported as finished. He was 'informed tbt he would, receive _Lpayzt&nt when the sobs had been tested and approved as meetfng Village Specifications, Pale? moved tW 'pwin City 'Pesting &&oratories- be employed to test the blacktopping jobs of J, V. Gleason, Motion secoqded by Willson ana unanimously carried., Mr. Cooper told&, Chmey-th& the 303s would be tested as soon as an Plffidavft of PeprEomaice According to Specifications had'beea s5gnpd 3y J. V, Gleason and @resented to thi9 office; and that contractar would be paid.if and, irhen speci-; 'fications had been met, - 2.b. fieiris Jones asked for an a-wlication of calcim chloride in front of his hoase, to g+re what to do about blacktopping qpoaches to Blake Road. Petition dated Aest 8, 194, signed b+ br. b, I;bdboe =a others 1 for: the: 6 Blabktopplng of BrbokxrZew Avenue between 11, 61~s and 11, 62pd Streets, was filed, Oface reported th* petztion wries si&i&res of60$ of abutting properties. Willson's motioi, settzng public ~earing on Petition qor BIacIctogpins for Monday, Septeabgr 12, lg@, was seconded py Child artd unanm . ously. careed, Petition &tea lSlgitst 1, 194, signeit Gra&ig an& Gravelling of Shemood Avenue *betpen 64th and 65th Strestis, was filea, Office reported that petltion carries signatures Gf 60s of abrztting properties. IEIlson's motion seEtbg PiiBlic Hearing on Petition fox Grading &a Gravelling for T~Io&y, Serptenber 12, lg@,. was seconded Child and unanimousQ carried, Petition &tea auguSt 8, 1949, simea By Nerlfn ZSe and others, for Contfnuous Sidevdlr betmeen Edha CLinic BuCiding, 39443 N&r&ec Street and France Avenue, on %he gorth side of Ihrket Stree?, vas filed, Office reported t%t petition carries signztares of none of tEe affected property oimers. Village Attorhey's opinion- Sch& Council may construe€ sidemlk and assess for sam6 vithout a petition, propfd- fonr-fifths of the Council deems it necessary--wm read, Dis&sion was had, with llills6n mow for PuBlie Hearing on Petition to be held Nontky, September 12, 19W, at 8t00 P.H: Xotion secdndea by Chila and c~ri~a. Dr, R37hn8 who h$i $resentea petition,' was &d. to contact lfr, Russell hnd, to fid 06% what use he Snthnds' to make of US property,-in order thatldrivemy approaches may be-p3.anned for this property, Villson thb ozferea the following Besolution ad move& its dostion: relief fron dwt until SU&.tim8 s3Rtllage snd County could decide "I ' --. .. .. -- ._ JO~ IC. ti.lartner ana others, for the c 2 I I .. 4 -. ._ ' ~SO3XM!ION BPROVING PUB AND SEECI3'TCA!I!IONS. * f .. - FOR SlBEEl! IMPROIBMEHI! NO0 IE.1 AED . ' -DIKECZING ADVSFL!RS~*~l! %'OR':BIS 1 BE 12 BESOLVED $y 'tfie VT~I,& Gbgii OS. tfie .Villcge of Edinat 1; St&d&d-Ville Specif icakons for ConcrG%e Sidewalk, hekttof ore approyea by the Pdina Village Council and now 'on file in the office of the Village Clf~k, are herkby approve& as %he specifications. f6r Street 'Improvement No. JLX. 2, !.he Clerk sM1 cause Eo 'be $zbUshed f$lice izi'the Suhr3an Press; and the Construction Bulletin the following notfce for bxds for the construction of said improvemen€: --.I --,+ .- * L- - -- - ,. - .. i* .. ADVE&TISR@NI! 30R BIDS FOB S~ib!S~B6Rk€I~SIDIl OP f-2 STRIBT GEBO9BWJ NO, D-1 -1 s-3 .. &Ern 3ALvq &D* - Ii%AlTm;Am~m; The Edba Vil'l'age counc23 ktll me$ at the ?&g8 mol !"I. 50th Street, on Monda;St, Septenber 12, 1949, at 8:OOP;r.I.; toropen ang consider sealed bids 2or the constkction of Street Improvement No, D-l i% said Villxe, consisting of the leg of Standard Till- Side'cmlk'on %& ljorth Side of Market Street betireen Halifax and France Akme~:, excepting in SUCK Xocatfons'-as sidevalk has alreadg' peen instdL~d, - - i as described an& speci- for sai&~povenen& on file in the omce 'be submitted on the basis of cash payment; red unless sealed andsffled with the . etig and accoqmiea by a cash deposit, o the Village Clerk, in the wont of ORDER m m mIJiAG;E: COrnCIL .t * i* .- Bower: &.rthorne + - VZllage Clerk ~- lackt and all OCT the terns of the foregoiag advertisement for cond%tions 0% the award of the contract ? seconded by Palen, and on Ilollcall there Pden, aye; WiTlson., aye; .President ofthe Vallage Co$cil .* .. I - <" .4 LI - re sponsiblt authorize I economical Attorney W from Commii read and f applications fiir Food Iifcenses were recebed: Lofgren, 5008 Beqon Aye, - Grand View kket 0 Meats ssler & James 9, Smith, 3924 %,rke.1; St: - Sdina Dinette fffcer, wm seconded by Palen and carrked. thaE app1icatt;lons %be *approved+subject *to inspecljiola by the 1 h ard of Hedth recommends 3EBXSQ@ againnt-the Olinger Bamily,5800 - resent sourc0 of suppIy uriiess-it- il the status of the Olingers, now en$ ChSldren! which will not be. th furnishing %hem with-water sumly. Child moved that Council pustee Willsiill to proceed with well .f6r OlilEger 3amilg at the most; Attorney W: that the nc &tows reii advising; oJ spoke, as : acqire pa3 Attorney I?: prohibit si %e matter ?he Counci: County - He& Motion ipp cma, ethod, Motion seconded by Palen and anan%mouslg carried. - August 2, 1949, op-hion, that azthorfty must be obtained Hi&ways for 204tile signs within .the village limits, was Board, advising them Commissioners, and member; also Mr. Windhosst * n Edina citizen, advocating a bond issue sufficiently large to k propepty and plu'chase sufficient equ%pmen-@ to develop if, ndhorst% August 2,-1949, o&inion, that Stah Stktute does not le of b$er below Street level, was read and filed, of a Codnty Health' Departmeht in rw%l Hehepin County came before th De&rtment. Motion ._. seconded by Willson and uknimously carriedr 4 * +. -3 7 * I .* * and WE& reviewed; -Palen doved for "rejectiofi of the proposed oving the foXloi&ng Payrolls and C&&ms was made by Palen, seconded nd unanimously carriedt .. - 8/8/49 Payroll for period Auggtlthrough15, 1949 and Overtime for JuJx, 1M Gazoss . .vm* . I RETIRE, . TOZ'AL.. . . . : .m 9 . * . .Gum$ ITA..- ............ Phil .Smith., . , Gretchen Alden Bernice gowon Helene Freeman Louise Weaterberg ENG-G Fred. Jonas, QonaM Drem lJill$~ Vo HoZ- Henry Ttli.obleski Bert& Lierfeld Lloyd &Gary Charles Ploog s- Prn-rnQ Ph53.2 .Bailey. .-. . . Pete Dahlgren 11. 5. Nerfeld John eacy Harry Jonas Ar$hur . Jensen Ronald Port G. I?. Cardarelle Wape Tracy 'Joseph. Natole ' STREE2 I*SEN-HOURE Charles, Johnson,, Jacob Shmak En. Kell PaulW. Books Frank Warno TOTAL GEDERAL mfND ..- --. Sam Roberts David S. Roberts 0 TOTAL Pma -- -. .- 8.40 L&elO .20.50 I4010 3 20 I 8.80 8.20 8.20 7.60 he& 18.94 102.18 . . .U003.. . 31.53.. . .Z$+.4O Liquor Store Payroll. for period Aw 1 through'15, and Wra Men *or JUT. 1949 BDmmTm Frank. Kippley . Laura I&igh% Chas. Bates * Paul Flesher John Dahlen 1 r 8 f 22/49 'Members Diskssiin 66 t PdSEUTES OF EE SPECIaL M?W?IEG OF TI33 EDIKA VILLAGE COvrCrCIL, ~ MONDAp, :~uG~s2"22; ig~9;--~$7:oO'P,r.1. AT ~m* . '-~INA-VILLAGE BIII;~, .- -- .. - amwering Rollcall-were ChSd, -Palen, Willson, Havthorne , and Cooper; was had -with two reprkentatxves of"the Edina Country Club,-trith ' POOR FUND Wburban Hennepin Go+ Relief Baed 8 109.07 ,k 3956 3957 3958 r* 3954 - 3960 3961 3962 .# 3963 * 396.4 3965 3966 3967 3968 3969 ' 3970 u55.W 300+00 35.00 Howard W, Merrimm Howard W, Merriman Robert Reid ' 200.00 L. J, Cohen 15.00 ' Lloyd Boyce 300*00 Eatherbe V. Johnson 120.00 DoroiAy Halorson 120*00 E. T. Hardy * * loo,oo James B. Peterson U6.00 Bob J. Leeman 96.00 Phyllis-S, Beson 76dO Elsie D. Petersoa 53455 Robert .Kunzelok 24.00 Ray Connor LWEL &t K. Peterseh , , e.. , * , -1,. * ..* 1 I I r..rrr, , 4k 3954 I- Jorgen H. Anderson E. C. Pfeiffer Westerp Underground George Madsen George F?I&dsen E. C, Pfeiffer E; Ch Pfeiffer E, C. Pfeiffer E. C, Pfeiffer 3955 3971 3972 3913- 3974 - 3975 3976 3977 I I. L615 L616 ,.***t,, I ad journmenl was seconded by Pden and .. + village Clerk I I Willson's hotion for adjournment vas secon9a I i I- ..