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Ifre Olsson repoz%ed that he has had several complaints from P~k, 2.0. Edwards that
heavy trucks .are %ravelling on Interlachen Blvd. Hawthorne. offered the folloi:ring
Resolution and moved its adoption:
~QLU~TON IBQUESTING COLWTY
TO POST.2XEBLAC~ BOUmARD
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BE-ZT Iz%sOLvED by the Vieage of Edina, Xinnesota, that the Board of Hemepin
County Commissioners be requested to post Interlachen Boulevard in *this Village,
between State Highway No, 169 and Blake Road, for appropriate load limits.
1-Iotion for adoption seconded by Palen, aid on Rollcall there were four $yes and
no nays, as follows:
and the Resolution was adopted+
Ch5ld, aye; Danens, aye;-Pd,en, aye; and Hawbhorne, aye; .
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HatJthornels motion for adjournment ms seconded by Palen and carriedc
adjourned .at E?:@ B.I.T., Ifonday, June 13.
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"UTES OF TEIE REGULAR XEZTIRG OF THE
'EDIEJA VILLAGE- COUNCIL, HEID. RONDAY,
JUNE 26, 1950, AT 8:00 P.E., AT THE
EDINA VILLAGE HALL t
Hembers answering Rollcall were Child, Danens, Palen, Hawthorne and EricksonBY
Palen moved for approval of l\linutes of Meeting of June 12, 1950, as submitted.
Notion seconded by Danens and carried*
Pursuant to Wotice of Hearing-Rezoning of Lot U, Block 22, Fairfax Addition,"
published ih Suburlsan Press, Hopkins, on June 1 ,and 8, Affidavit of Publication
for which was read, approved as to form and placed on file; and pursuant to
llNotice of Hearing-Rezoning," posted on tkee bulletin boards for required two-
weeks' notfce, Xayor Eri'ckson called public hearing on Riss Sophie Stenson's
petition for rezoning to Community Store District the above named lot* Messrs,
Strand, 44l7 Valley View Road, Mahoney, 6125 Kellogg Avenue, and Decker, 6112
Kellogg Avenue, protested on grounds that said rezoning would devaluate their
properties. Because PEss Stenson was not present &it time of Hearing, Hotion *
was made, seconded and carried that matter be deferred until her arrival. At
a later time jn the meeting, Hiss Stenson told Council that she had petitioned
years agd, for said rezoning, and'that it had been granted, but that no record
could now be fonnd of such action; that she wished to build a store building,
facing TL62nd Street. It was explained that Niss Stenson had been requested by
the Planning Comission to brjng plan of buildjng before the Commission before
recoaxendation was made. Child moved that application for rezoning be referred
back to the Planming Connnission for their recommendation to the Council. Hotion
seconded by 13awbhorne and carr,iedr
Pursnart to "Notice of Hearing-Grading and Gravelling,f1 published in Suburban -
Press, Hopkins, on June 1 and 8, 1950, Affidavit of PubLication for which was
read, approved as to form and placed on file, Public Hearing vas held on the
proposed Grading and Gravelling of &.sing Avenue between If.58th and M,6Oth Streets,,
Engineer's estimate OS cost, as publicly read, was $2,393.64, as against 2,460
assessable feet, or $.97 per assessable foot. There, were no objections to the
improvement at the Xeeting, and the Clerk had received no written objections*
Child offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
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STREET I3YPRO"T NO. C-7
BE IT BESOLVZD by the Council of the Village of Edina, Wmesota, that this Council
heretofore caused notice of hearing to be duly published on the proposed improvement
consisting of the Grading and C$avelling of Ewing Avenue between T?.5&h and T?.bOth
Stree$s, and at the hearing held at the time and place specified in said notice the
Council haslduXy considered the views of all persons interested, and being fuFly
advised of the pertinent facts does hereby determine to proceed with&e construction
of s&d improvement; that said improvemen% is hereby designated and shall be referred
to in &L subsequent proceedjngs as Street Impi.oveme.nt No. C-7, and the area to be
specially assessedtherefor shall include all. lots and+tracts of land abutting and
fronting upon the streets in &ich said improvement is to be constructed.
XIotion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded
were five ayes and no nays, as follows:
aye; and Erickson, aye; and the Reso
Child offered the following Resolution arid moved its adoption:
FE3OLUTIOX APPROTIIXG ELlllS AM3 SPECIFICATIONS
FOR STREET D*@€tO~NT NO. C-7 AND DIRF1CTING 4
ADVEE~TEE~JE~T FOR BbS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Edina:
1, The plans ad specifications for Street Tmprovement flp, e-7 heretofore prepared
by the Village Engineer and now on file in the office of the Village Clerk are hereby
approved. ..
2&+ Construction Bulletin the following notice for bids for the construction of said
irnprovpnents:
The Clerk shdu cause to be published twice in the Suburban Press and the
ADVEITISB*lEXF FOR BIDS FOR
S'.IREET B*LPROVE&NT NO. C-7 VILLAGE OF EDIIISA ..
The Edina Village Council will meet at the Village Hall, 4801 IT. 50th Street,
on IeIondqr, July 10, 19%; at 8:OO otclock P.IJf., to open &d consider sealed blds for
the construction of Street Improvement No, C-7 5.n said Village, consisting of the
Grading and GraveuBng 01 Erctng Avenue between TMEZth and %both Streetsr
The &rk on said improvament must be done as described and specified in the
plans and specifications for sed improvement on file in the &tie of the Village
Clerk. bids must be submitted on Vne basis of cash payment for the work. No
bids ~~ be considered unless sealed md filed with the undersigned befdre the time
of said meeting and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or certiTied check payzble
to the Village Clerk in the amount of Ten percent of the amount or" the bid.
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Village Clerk
3. EaGh and all of the terns of the foregoing advertisement for bids we hereby
adopted as the tern ad conditions of the award 6f the contract for said improvement,
Xotfon f0.r adoption of the Resolution was
five ayes and no iays, as foUows: Child,
qd Erickson, ?ye; and th? Resolution was
%here were
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Council next called Public Hearing on proposed Curb and Gutter in Drew Avenue between
i'j.57th and %?.58%h Streets, this hearing being a continuation of PubXc Hearing held
&y 22, 1950, Petition signed by omers of ten abutting properbies trds presented,
protesting proposed cons-i;ruction*
Zotion seconded by Child and camietl.
Hawthorne moved that project be tabled 5nder"initely.
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Nayor Erickson ne& called Continuation of Public Hearing held Xime 12; for,
proposed drainage and blacktopping in the alley between 3LmehahA Blvd* and
Halifax Avenue, and between %52nd Street and south lot line of J225 3me-
haha Blvd. Engineer Olsqon explained khat the'area to be assessed for %he
drainage tiill be larger than that composed of properties abuttiq the above
named boundaries ofthe alley. Hawthorne moved, setting Public Hemkg for
proposed improvemen-bs, with all properties in 'proposed assessment districti
to be informed, said+Hearing to be set for Eonday, July 24, 1950, at 8~00
P.H., was seconded by Child and carried+ z
. *tary Sewer in
Continuation of Public Hearing held 'Itonday$'&me 12 , 1950f@&%k&v8fiuhe )r
agenda, Zngineer Olsson reiterated his statement of %he Uth, that this pro-
posed improvement should be delayed utitil the line could bq constructed from
58th to 60tQ Street in Oaklawn Avenue. At this time petitions were presented
for the sanitary sewer between We59th and TT.62nd Streets+ Palm's motion,
setting Public Hearing on Proposed Sanitary Sewer in.Oaklawn Avenue between
tf.5&h and W162nd Streets,, for Monday, July 24, 1950, was seconded by Child
and carried.' &
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proposed Grading and Gravelling of OaUawn Avenue betweenTf.f,S&h and N.59th
Streets, was deferred until the next meeting, by mation Hawthorne, seconded
Engineer Olsson presented Tabulation of Bids recqived June 12, 19,50 for e
Street Improvemen-i;s No. A-5 to A-11, Inchsjve, stating that Ashworth & Son
is the low bidder on all said Street Improvementse Discussion was.had as to
exchange of Antria Road between TG7Oth Street ad Vdley View Road; and I!*
70th Street between Antrim Road ana-CahillRoad to Hennepin County, said I
Roads having been bid by contractor, under nzme "Street Improvement No,,
A-ll-Aa~~ Bids were reviewed, and it was found that Ashworth and Sonts bids
were not tied, and that it would be possible to exclude Wzeet bprovement
No, A-ll-A fromthe awarde Chairman of Public Vorks Committee, Danens,
advocated that the grading on all proposed Blacktopping Projects be approved . by the Village Engineer before project is begun, and it was consensus of
opinion that no 1"U be furnished by Village. Mr+ Danens requested that
Engineer Olsson and the developers of Prospect €€ills and Prospect Us 2nd
Addition come to some $greernent'satisfactory to the Comcil. before any work
is begun on these two additions.
Projects A-5 to A-10, Inclusive, and on A-11-B (specifically excluding Project
&-ll-A) to, the 1,ow Wdder, Ashworth and Son, on condition $hat grading of
streets $0 be blacktopped is approQed by V'Allage Engineer before projects are
started., Hotion secaaded by Child and carried. .% u
&s, Olga hrson, 603 Xashington Avenue, bquired ab0u.l; excavation immediately
across fromthe Eennepin County Home, pro9esting possible use of the property
for cemetary pur$oses.
Engineer be directed to inves%iga$e excavation and report a$ next meeting, was
seconded, by Child and carried&
ItIr, Russel2 Larson, attorney for the Pure Oil-Coapany, requested specia& permit
to mainbin Pure Oil sign on State Highiday No, 169, l/& Nile East of Couslcy
Road No* 18, in *view of his having received permission of neighboring property
owners+
policy decision by Cmmcil. l4otioii seconded by Palen and cwried.
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Danens moved for awqrd of bids on Blzc~opping
Hawthorne's motion, that Building Inspector and Village
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Hawthorne wved that matter be tabled temporarily, pending general.
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I&. Harald Kulp,. representing Clancy Drug, asked for spec53 peq6.t to maintain
the ovezhanging sign at Clancy Drug Store.
understanding had occurred in oface with regard to t& s%@, and 'chat permi.%
had been issued 8or sign on front of building, whereas kt was Clancy's unqer-,
s%andi.ng mt permit was for overhanging sign, Hawthorne-moved that temporary
permit for maintenance of overhanging sign.unt5.l Earch 31, 1951, be issued, with
understanding that Council rd=l determine at that time r.rhether sign& may be
maintained further* $lotion seconded by Danens and carried+
Engine& Olsson ;resented Tabulation of Bids taken June 12, for Street hprove- x 1."
rnent Na. C-4 (Grading and Gravelling of Harrison and Tyler Ayenuuos), and
recommended award to the low bidder, Pfeiffer Corrstruction eo3, at $2, 546,90,
Danens moved for atwd of bid, to low biddezh . Hotion seconqed by Hawthorne Taqd
carried+
Depu-ty Clerk explained that mis-
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Plr. Charles hold requested permit to construct basement dwelling for his
son to Live h for one year, with understanding that dwelling would be completed
at end of yearr Hawthorne moved that application for'permit to build basement
only be denied. EZotion seconded by Palen and carried. .
Application for permit to set house three feet back of established building line,
on Tbflth Street, was received. Child moved for granting of permit, based on
mitten approval of neighbors on either side of applicant, T-iotion seconded by
Palen and carried. * .s
IIr. Thomas Venwm, representing General Outdoor Advertising Company, again requested
special permit for maintenance of 11Micollet Hotel11 sign at corner of Omger Road
and Hight~y'No. 169, in view of his having received permission foom owners of
properties within 500 feet of said sign. s Ehch discussion followed* Palen moved
that;as part 'of CounKL policy reggirding special pernits for outdoor advertising
signs, advertisers be required to secure written permission of otmers ad&x
occupants of dv&lings within 500 feet of such signs. Xotion seconded by
Hawthorne and carried. T
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Hawthorne moved that special. pennits be granted to General Outdoor Advertising Co.
and %o Me Oil Company, for maintenance of Wicollet Hoteltf sign at corner of
Olinger Rod ad &&way No. 169, and "Pure Oil11 sign at €iight.ray Nor 169,1/4 I&
East of County Road 110. 18, respectively. Notion seconded, by Child and carried.
3i~. %ldorslg, a %ruck farmer, requested permit to sell berries at Southeast corner
of 9th Street and State Highway No. looe Danens moved &hat permit; be .granted,
Xotion secoaded by Havrbhorne and carried.
Hrs. Robert 1L 3lack, 4500 Oak Drive, requested control of traffic on Oak Drive,
stating $hat it is being used as a speedway, especially early in the evening.
ZIatter referTed to Police Department for checkup and report, by I1ot;ion Bawbhorne,
seconded by Palen and carried.
3Ess Sophie Stenson asked for relief from traffic hazard in front of her store.
Hatter referred to Police Deparkment for checkup and report , by Notion Hawthorne,
seconded by Palen and Carrie&
Hawthorne moved for renewal of Sign Licenses, to April 1, 192, as follows, subjeck
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/Esh Sign Service Co.
JGeheral Outdoor Adv. Go+
d.-P, Johnkon Sales Corn
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V,Vier.r Ed, & R.B. Tracks
Hillside Road
Crescent Drive
3940 8. 50th St. (F'ront)
3-940 TL 50th St. (Rear)
LdBuena Vista (4 Signs)
Nomandale & FL7Oth St,
5000 Vernon (3 Signs) 5344 France Ave;
5004 France Avei
3906 11. 50th Sb
Hy.169 & Interlachen Blvd.
Hy.169 & Hansen Road
Ayreshire Blvd. '& 169 -(2 signs).
3945 TL 50th St, (2 Signs)
Eden Ave, & Hy* 169,
IT, 8 A, of E.24 A. of N!3$
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TLYOth & Antrim Rd.
Prospect Hills 2nd
V.Gkr ad Dublin RdS.
3912 I?. 9th StJ ,4944 France €isre; ,4936 France Ave. 4936 France he;
5050 France Avei
950 Frmce Aver
4942 France Ave;
4932 France Aver
4932 France Ave,
3945 11.- 50th Str i)
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Edha Grocery
4952 France Ave.
5010 hmce Aver 3905 TI. 50th Sti
3913 % 50th St*
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5000 Fl?ance Ave, (2 Signs)
7200 France Lve, (2 Siws)
Richmond Hills
WGerlachea Blvd, eC
Hirror Lakes .
lf 1’ (Sign on Bldg.:
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&kina Shoe Service & Croqn
Cleaners 9 firs, ~nc,
B auerfs 51$ to $1.00 Store JE dina Theatre T
danny. Farmer Shops
c4krold Roberts
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Advertising Signs, subject to approval of inspector. Xotion seconded by Palen and
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Ramus Investment Cor . LaBuENA VISTA La Buena Vista
Meyers Outdoor Adv. Goe- ‘ SErftY IWTRESS’ GO* Vebsy Property-Hy, 169.
Upon receipt, of informtion by Office that the following applications for Plumber1 s
Licenses, for year ending April. 1, l9X, are in brder, Hawthorne moved that Licenses
be granted.
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Hotion seconded by Palen and carried.
Sachs & Go. - 2161 W. 44th St+
Humboldt Plbg, Go* - 1307NoNo. Vashington he,
Sam G, Brow - 323 E, Lake Stc
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Enneapolis Gas Company’s financial statwent was filed:, in accordance with pro-
visions of their franchise with Village, and was regerred to Public Utilities
Comittee, by motion Hawthorne, seconded by Palen and carried&
Attorney Edward 0. Serstock’s June 24, 1950, demand for correction of alleged
favlty construction of Sanitary Server in W.56th Street, and also slleged construction
of storm sewer across the property of Frank Garrison0 Engineer Olsson reported that
storm sewer has been discontinued and is not now in-use; and that the fall from
the baseaent of the Frank Garrison dwelling on TL56th Street to the sewer main in
the street is aaple to effect sever sewvice at this dwelling.
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Harhhorne moved khat &&nd be denied, Hotion seconded by Child and carried, -re+
Attorney John J, Kellyts request) in behalf of Nessrs. Richard S. Anderson and
H.P. Johnson, for repair and maintenance of streets ip1. Prospect Hills 2nd Addition,
rvas referred to Village Ehgineer and Public ?forks Committee, by Plotion Hawthorne,
seconded by Danens and Carried*
Request by Edina Lions Club, for additional men and equipmeit, was referred to
Public Safety Gorimittee, by Notion Hawthorne, seconded by Palen and carried#
Ewitation to Council was extended by Suburban Police Officer’s Association, for
their meetihg to be held June 29, a% the Edina Fire Station. .
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Village Nanager Olsson reported that he had consulted with T-k, DarreU. of the
lhnesota State Highway Deparkment, who states that the Highmy Department is
’ reluctant to decrease speed limits on State Highway No. 100, and who suggeyted
that the Village constructed sidewalks along the Highway, to caretfor pedestrian
traffic, Ur. Olsson reported that he had discussed matter of service roads with
Err Darrell, and that Itre Darrell had*ststed %hat proceedings for service roads
must be initiated by Resolution of the Pillage Councilr Hawthorne offered the
followine: Resoluixion and moved its adoption: - RESOLUTION REQW?II\TG SEEVICE BOBD
c BE IT F1ESOLVED that the Village Council of the ifillage of.Edina make request
to the State Highway Commissioner of BIinnesota for constrmction of Service Boad
along the East side of Trunk Highway Noc 100 in this Tillage between V&th Street
and ’C.Jillson Road, in order that danger to pedestrian traffic, from vehicles
travelling at high speeds along said Trunk Highway No. 100, may be decreased*
JIotion for adoption of Resolution was
five ayes and no nays, as follows: Chi
and %rickson, aye; and the Resolution I
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Olsson presented to the Council drawing dated-April 26, 1950, labeled
Plan Eo. SrP. 2733-03-T. Hy. 100-169 & 50th St. IT., illustrating proposed
appbaches for the junction of Highways No. 100 and 169-212, Palen moved
plan be accepted, Eo-Lion seconded by Havhhorne uld carried.
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The CoGty Auditor's request' for division of Assessments for ITater 1ki.n Improvement
I?o. l4 agd Street, Inzprovaent No. 36 (Grading and Gravelling of Smthview We)
between popsrty pmed by Independent School District No, 17 and that property
recently condemned and now omed by Village for site of Village Pump No, 4, was
reported, Child movedthat VillageTTater Depar*tment asme its share of both above
naned assessments, based on assesswnt per front foot, for footage on Southview Lane,
Hotion seconded by Iarrthorne and carrieds
Protest, of 1-k. and &s* I~Iaurice G, Battin, against lengthening of garage. at 461&1en
Avenue, was filed with Council.
when lengthened, r.rill be 26 feet long, 5 feet from North line, and 18 feet fro9
North line, and that he could see no just reason for Battin's complaint6 Hauthomie
moved, approving action of Building Inspector'in issuing permit for extension of
garege, Hotion seconded by Child and carried.
Ric?la@ Ifational. Bank's report of June 20, %hat they are exchanging $l4;000 of
Village aimed 1-1/4$ Certificates of Indebtedness maturing July 1, 1950, for an
eqyal amount of U.S. Treasury 1-&/&$ Notes due August 1, 1951, was read. Office
requested khat Council- confirin. 3ank's action, vdth. exception of $4,000 of securities
belonging to Poor Fund, which should be retired to deet current expenses-of the
Fund, Child moved that TZXLand National Bank be advised to exchangR$lO,000 of
the &L4,000 securities as per the* report of June, 20,, and to, retire the remaining
84,000 of securities. Notion seconded by Hawthorne and carried,
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ljuilding Inspector Voehler reported Vnat garage,
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Application of Curtis Spandes for permit to move dwelling frbm 5433 to 5437 York 1.
Ikvenue, was presented to Council.
to set-back
carriedr
Trustee Child reported on I-fetropolitan &ea Ciblian Defense ReetGg held June 15,
at St. Paul. Court House, in whiph it was advocated that local Civilian Defense
Councils be set up w5,thout delay, $fatter vas deferred until it is possible to
ascertain individuals prominent in Civilian Defense during World Tfar !hm.
%.Lh regar6 to 1.k. D. C: Yoerks' complaint of &y 3.2, concerning the grade of Valley
Viev Road, Ehgineer Olsson reported that Fublic Tbrks Committee had met Hay 24, and
does not cormider Cge grade of,the road out of lke. Danens moved tbat grade of
V&Uey View Zozd be left as is. Rotion seconded by Harhhorne and carried,,
Complabt on condition of Edina Highlands Roads vas rgviewed, with I&, Olsson explain-
ing to Council that the roads do need repair in some places, and that Edina Highlands
Boads are EL part of the.J.V.Gleason-blacktopping projectg, Ilanens moved, d5recting
Village Fgineer to prepare list of repgirs needed to Gleason-black'coppsd roads, for
action by Council. Uotion seconded by Child and carriedr
Discussibn was had with pgard to condition of t.Tl54th Street, wLth Palen's motion;
directag Tillage Engineer to prepare estimates of cost for curb and gutter and
resurfacing of lT.54th $tree% between France and V'ooddale, with alternate estimate
for blacktop curb, being seconded by Child and carried&
Haihhorne's motion, directiqg'village Engineer to make study and prepare estimate of
cost of paving the Edina side of France Avenue from Nortih Village Utq to TJ,49th
Street, and 33dina side of France Avenue from TI. Sst to TI. $+th Street, -vm seconrjed
by Danens and carried+ ).
Chairman Paleii of the Ordinances and Legislation/presented favorable report of his
Committee as to proposed *Barbed Tliretl Ordinance, offering the following Ordinance,
and moving -that Counci3, dispense with second reading and adopt Ordinance as submitted:
Havthorne,moved that permit be granted, subject
line wi$h other houses'in block' Notipn seconded by Palen and
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+ AI1 ORDDJBJCE DEE'EUXG TE I-mTBJANCE OF B,QRI3E;D Tm
F3X!KXS XITHIN CERTdIN AR22.S OF TEE vILLRG;E OF EilIIJB
a# TO EZ A WISANCE: PROVIDING FOZ BB4TEZEKC THEREOF: -
PEO€IIFE!T~JG THE EBECTION OF EXIl !Il?E FENCES IN
SUCH AREZFLS NdD PROVIDING PENAITIES FOE VIOLATION
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TEE DTLzEa COUIiCIL OF EDII?ii DO OR.6AIN AS FODB:
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Section 1. Nuisance. The maintenance of barbed vrire fences wi-bhin '
the corporate lMts of the Tillage of Edina in or nearer than 75 feet from any
platted area and within 75 feet from any residence other than that of'the party
maintaining such fence is hereby found and declared to be a nuisancer
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Section 2* Prohibition, No barbed wire fence shdl be
the corporate limits of the Village of Edina in or nearer than 75
any platted area and within 75 feet from any residence other than
party erecting such fence,
erected within
feet from
that of the
Section 3, Excep.tion6 Barbed Idre fences may.be erected and/or
maintained notwithstanding Sections I and 2 hereof when such barbed wire is
not less than seven (7) feet above the ground,
Owners of property xith barbed wire
fences existing at the time of the adoption of this oranance which create
nuisances as hergin defined or which become nuisances. after erection thereof
and after the adoption of this oraance shall have thirty (30) days in'which
to remove such fences after having received written notics fromthe Village
Clerk demanding their removal.
the above allowed time or in the event any barbed wire fence is erected in
violation of this ordinance the Village Council may remove such fences or
cause them to be removed ad shall recover the entire cost thereof from the
owner of such property by action in any court of competent jurisdiction.
remedy shall be in addition to the penalties hereinafter provided.
Section 5+ Penalties* The failure of property owners to remove
barbed wire fences irithin thirty (30) days after receiving notice from the
Village Clerk as above provided or the erection of barbed wire fences in a
violation of this ordinance is hereby declared to be a misdemeanor and -shall
be subject to the penalty of a fine not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100)
or imprisonment for a period not to exceed three (3) months, together with
the costs of prasecution hereunderc ir
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Section k. Notice and Remedy.
In the event such fences are not moved within
This
Section 6* Effective. This ordinance shall take effecf; and be in
force from and after its passage and publication according to law'
Notion for adoption of the Ordinance wa
there were five ayes and no nays, as
Hawthorne, aye; .and Erickhon, aye;
nd on Rollcall, , aye; Palen, aye;
Zngineer Olsson reviewed for Council plans and spe6ifications on Street Improve-
ment No. C-5, Water Hain Improven?ents Nosr 23, 24 and 25, and Sanitary Sdmr
Improvemen% No,, 25, advocating that Council advertise for bids for construction
of same. , Child offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
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/ RESOLUTION APPROVING PLIiNS AN!J SPECIFICATIONS FOR
STREZT INPROVENEHT ITO. G5 ANll DIR.ECTIIIJG ADmYISE A
?.$EUT FOR BIDS
BE IT Fd3SOLVED by the Village Counc5l of the Village of Edinat
1, The plans and specifications for Street Improvement No, E5 heretofore
prepared by the Village Engineer and now on file in the office. of the Village
Clerk are hereby approvedr -#
the Construction Bulletin the follotsing notice for bids for the construction of
said improvement:
2+ The Clerk shall cause to be published twice in the Suburban Pmss and
IIl)vEETISl3ENT FOR BIDS FOR
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~ The EdirmaTillage Council will meet-at the Village Hall, LBO1
Street, llinneapolis, on Honday, July 10, 1950, at 8:OO o~clock P+&, to open and
consider sealed bids forthe construction of Street Improvement No. C-5, in said
Village, consisting of Grading and &ravelling of Beard Avenue between W.5&h
Street and 77. 60th Street, and of Chowen Avenue between IT, 58th Street and W,59th
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The vzork on said improvement must be done as descrLbed and specified in
the plans and specifications for said improvement on file in the office of the
Tillage Clerk. All bids must be submitted on the;besis of cash payment for the
work. No bids will be considered unless sealed and filed veth the undersigned
before the tine of said meeting and acconpanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or
cerkLfied chqck payable to the Village Clerk in the mount of Ten percent of the
amount of the bid.
* Ir
BY QEDEEi OF THE IClXiAGE COUNCIL.
Bower Hawthorne
Village Clerk
Edina, Ennesota 3* Zach and aU of the terms of the foregoing advertisemnt for bids are
hereby adopted as the teras and conditions of the award of the contract for said
improvement .z
Uotiorr for adoption of .the Resolution was seconded
there were f5v e ayes and no-nays, as folZows:
Hawthorne, aye; and Erickson, aye; and the
and on Rollcall
aye; Palen, aye;
.C 1" Xayor
the following Resolution and moved its adoption::
RESOLUTION APrmOTTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATICNS
FOR 'I.TtlTER NUN EJP?ROVEKE~T NO. 23 ANJI DIEECTDJG *
ADVERTISEEENT FOR BIDS,
BE IT RESOLWZD by the Village Council of the Tillage of Xdina:
1. The plans and specifications for Tfater 1M.n Improveiaent No. 23 heretofore
prepared by the Village Engineer and now on file in the office of the Village Clerk
are hereby approved,
Construction Bulletin the following notice for bids for the Eonstruckion of said
improvement : 4
2, The Clerk sh& cause to be published $v&ce in the &burban Press and the
I *ADl83FtTBB*W FOR BIDs FOR TTATZR I." ~~PROI;IENT.NO, 23
VILeUa OF EDRIA . . The Ed$na'Village Council T.rill. meet- at %he Village Hall, 4.803. Ti. 50th
Street, IEmeapo~s, on Uonday, July 10, 1950, at 8:OO otclock P.X., to open and
consider sealed bids for the construction of ITaker 1.lain Improvement No+ 23 in said
Village, consisting of construction of Village Water 1-Iain'Extension and Appurtenances
theref or in Pork Avenue between TT. 58th and TL 59th Streets*
The work on said improvement must be done as described and-specified in
the plans &'specifications for said inprovemen% on file in %Be office of the
VLlIAge Clerk. All bids pst be submitted on the basis of cash papent-for the
work. No bids will be considered unless sealed and filed xith $he wdersigned
before the time of said meeting and accompanied by.a cash deposit, bid bond, or
certified check payzble to the Village Clerk in the amount of Ten percent of the mount of the bid. -
BY ORDER OF THE VImm COUNCU;.
Bower Har.rthorne
Edina, fEmeSota
- Village Clerk b
3;. Each and aU of the tern of the foregoing adve@isement for bids are
herebr adopted as the terms and conditLons of the award of the contract for said
improvement I +
Xotion Tor adoption of the Resolution vas
there were five ayes and no nays, as follows:
Hawthorne, aye; and Erickson, we; aqd the
%id on BoUcall .
aye; falen, aye;
'* r-rayoq. -' '. t <- t %.
V-illagk @erk
.1
. FUd-of€ere: the foUov,&g Resolution and moved its adoption:
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6/26/50 25
iDTiBTTSEUE$lT FOR BIDS
€33 IT RESOL'OED by the Village Council of the Village of Edina:
I* The plans and specifications for Water Nain Improvement No, 24 heretofore
prepared by the Village Engineer and now on file in the office of %he Village Clerk
are hereby approved. h
2* The Clerk shall cause to be published in the Suburban Press and the
C2onstructiorr Bulletin the following notice for bids for the construction of said
iaproveaent: 7
DVEFiTBEXEXT FOR BIDS IQR
SqATnZ NUN3 I"RUWC"T NO, 24
Street, Ivlinneapolis, 6n Hondq, July 10, 1950, at 8:OO ofclock P&., to open and
consider sealed bids for the construction of Ffater Main Improvement No, 24 in said
Village, consisting of 10ff Trunk Water Hain in Wooddale Avenue between Tower Street
and West 60th Street; and in %f. 58th Street between Concord Lvenrae and Park Place
and 681 Laterdl Water Mains fn Kellogg Avenue betweenX 58th Street and Valley View
Road and in Oaklawn Avenue between We 5&h and 3L59th Streets, together with
appurtenances thereforr
in the plas and specifica'cions for said improvement on file in the office bf
the Village Clerk. XU bids aust be submitted on the basis of cash payment for
the Work. No bids tdll'be considered unless sealed and filed with'the under-
signed before the time of said meeting and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid
bond, or certified check payable to the Village Clerk in the amount of ten ' .
percent of the amount of the bid.
*
VIIX&GE OF EDINA
' The Edina-Village Conricfl will. meet at the Village Hall, 4801 I?. 9th
The work on said improvement must-be done as described and specified
BY ORDER OF THE TTIUGE COLJNCIL
Bower Hawthorne
Village Clerk
Edina, 3finnesota
3. 'Each and all of The kenus of the foregoing advertisement for bids are
hereby adopted '&s 'the terms and cond2tions
improve&ent,
Hotion for adoption ofthe ResoXntion was sedonded
there were five ayes and no nays;'as follows: Chil
Hawthorne, aye; and Erickson, aye; and the VeaM$i
tne aWrd of the. contract for said
home, and on RollcdLl
e; Danens, aye; Falen, aye;
Village Clerk
.\
/! Child offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: *
RESOZUTION APPROVING PUNS ABD SPECIF'ICATIONS
FOR XATER zam ECROVBENT NO, 25 AND DIRECTBJG
AD~TISB~NT FOR BIDS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Gouncil of the Tiillage of Edinat
1.
.- .*
The plans and specifications for Water Main Improvement No, 25 heretofore
prepared by the Pillage Engineer and now on file in the office of the Village Clerk
are hereby approved.
I
'2. The'Clerk shall cause to be published twice in the Suburban Press ad the
Cobstruetion Bulletin the following notice for bids for the construction of said
improvement : .
ADV'ERTISB*BRT FOR BIDS FOE
ITATEX Eii E~PRO'VEJIE~T NO, 25
VWm OF EDINA
Street, KnneapoL$s, on IJonday, July 10, 1'350, at 8:OO o'cXock P&L, to open and
consider*seaIed bids for %he construction of Viker Hain kprovanent Noe 25 ifl
said Village, '8 consisting of Wension of Village Water PW and Appurtenances
Ih Beard Avenue from W. 5&h Street to W. 60th Street, and in Chowen livehue from TI+ 58th Street Lo 53. 59th Street.
The Xdina Village Council kill meet. at the Village Hall, &@I1 IT. 50th
,
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r'
f v.! : *
6/26/50
The tmrk on said improvement must be done as described and specified in
the plans and specifications for said improvement on file in the office of the
Village Clerk. All bids must be submitted on the basis of cash payment for the
work, No bids YU be considered unless seded md'filed vith the undersigned
before the time of said meeting and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or
certified check payable to the Village Clerk in the amount of Ten percent o$: the
amount of the bid+
BY ORDEEl OF THE VUB COUNCIL
Bower Hawthorne *
3* Each and all of tie terms of the for
hereby adop€ed as the term and conditions of
improvaent*
act for said
Child offered the folloving Resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS' AND SEC@ICAT$ONS
FOR SAI\TXCARY SEZR DPROV3NEHT NO. 25 F-ND
DIRECTING ASOERTISBENT FOR BIDS
E!3 IT RESOLVED by the Villag;? Council of-the Village of Edna:
1, The plans and specifications for Sanitary Sewer Improvement Noe 25 heretofore
prepared by the Village Engineer and now on file in the office of the Village Clerk are
herebx approved&
1
2, *he Clerk shdu cause to be published twice in the Suburban Press and the
Construction Bulletin the following notice for bids for the construction of said
improvement z r
ADVXRTJ3I!XEZE FOR BIDS FOR
SAN~MY SE':,~ER DPROWENT NO. 25
VIX4E OF EDINA
The Edinir Village Council wil.3,. meet at the Village Hall, 4ml IT. 50th
Street, I.i.iinneapolis, on llonday, July 10, 1950, at 8:OO o'clock P.X., to opefi and
corrsider sealed bids for the construction of Sanitary Sewer Xmprovment No, 25 in
said Village, consisthg of construction of Sanitary Sewer &ins and a#purtenances
in Beard 5venue between 11. 58th and ~r.60th Streets, and in Chowen Avenue between
.TL 58th Street and a pain% 250 feet south thereof.
the plans and spkifications for said improvement on file in the office of the
Tillage Clerk. All bids must be submitted on the basis of cash payment for t3e
work. No .bids .r;SU. be considered unless sealed and filed with the undersigned
before the time of said meeting and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, or
certsied check payable to the Village Clerk in the amount of Ten percait of the
amount of the bid,
The lark on said iqprovement mst be done as described and specified in
BY ORDER OF THX VlIUiGE COUNCIL.
Bower Hawthorne
IKllage Clerk
Edha, I2innesota
3. Each and all of the terms of the foregoing advertisement for bids are
hereby adopted+as the terms and conditions of the award of the contract for saLd
improvement,
Uotion for adoption of the two foregoing Resolutions
on RoUcsill there irere five ayes and no nays, as
Palen, aye; Hawrhome, aye; and Erickson, aye;
Village Clerk
Engineer Olsson, reported on proposedrremov@. of islpds, recommending against such
removal, wi$h exception of one at TRute Oaks Turn-Around.
Village Engineer to remove island at Dead-End White Oaks Road, and denging Park Board's
request for removal of islands in Country-Club district, vas seconded by Hawthorne and
Child's motion, directing
Pursuant to Advertisement for Bids published June 15 and 22, 1950, in Suburban Press and
Construction Bulletin, Council took bids for 2 and &Door Automobiles.
was that of Suburban Chevrolet Co., Hopkins, in mount of $1,221.40 for 2-Door, and
$1,25?.10 for 4-dOOr Chevrolet with $300.00 trade in allowance on 1942 Ford.
Only bids received
Bid referred
to fillape Gnpineer for report at next me 4 .-.P hv $fnt,inn aT.&t.hnr -. ornn ,prf P 10 ar 4
6/26/50
Mr. Herbert Bloomberg presented Preliminary Plat of Colonial Grove 3rd Addition.
After some discussion,. Hawthorne moved that Plat be referred to Planning ’Conrmission
fortheir recommendation& Motion seconded by. Child and?carried, Et-. Bloomberg
reqpested construction 0% water main to serve Dr. Tinkham, who is building in
thris plat, Child moved %hat definite action on request for water be deferred
until. formal plat is approvad+ Hotion seconded by Danens and carried*
Mayor Erickson inquired about Reserves being accuaulated for repair of water
mains, construction of tower, etc; and the Superintendent of Public Utilities
was requested to make report, with study as .to possibility of raising water rates,
Child moved that suggestian be made to Plannbg Oommission for study of Village
Hall Triangle for cioic center purposes, and that Planning Consultant be requested
to prepare ske%ches for Camission and Council comideration, Xotion seconded
by Harzrthorne and carriedz 9 *
Paen moved for approval. of Village Papoll in amount of $4,959*20 ‘and Liquor S-bore
Payroll in amount of 842Pe92, for period June 16 to 30, Inqlusive, as ’recorded in!
Payroll. Ledger; and for approvd. and payment of the following claims:
m9j. I-Edland Na%ional Bank $SSiOO
> R
CLAIM NO, - TO: &@am LIQUOR m
L9g2 Julius Schahl, Treas. PlBA 5%97 L983 Ilinn, Hosp. Serve Assn, 2.25 *
I George Benz & Sons ~ 49LOl L984
L985 Distillers- Distr, Co, 3164.W z986 F~IBOUS. BEIXLCS, Inc. 573.49 .?
L9W Griggs, Cooper & Co, 4.799.9P
EfcKesson &* Robbfis, Inc, * 2519.53 95345
L98$
L990 Ed. Phillips & Sons-Co. 591.1-7 L99L &heuser-Bus.ch, fnc. - 101;10 *
L992 ? Canada Dry Ginger fie, Inc, 156 84 -
L993 Coca-Cola Bottling Co, 53*74
L994 Cold Spring Distr. Co, 102.55
2995 0.14. Droner Bev. ‘Co, 530 e 91 299.15 L996 Gluek Brewing Cos
L997
L998 Iihssolt EO$tling COS ’ 16i79 *
L999 I”IIinneapo1is Brewing Co+ . 1236iS5 L3.000 Pbfpls, GityClub Distrc Co, %&30 rc
UOOl Xorris Distr, Co+ l75i26 -
21002 Pabst Sales’Co, ~
u003 ’purity Beverage Co,’
U004 Rex Distributing Go+ 544a95 -
32.006 * Seaberg Beverage Com$any mi35 -
Ll006 Seven-Up Sottling ~o~ 75i48
SunderLad Supply Co, 52.00 Ll.008 * Willard Distr, Co.’ .. 5520 **
12.007
Ll.009 - Carpenter Paper Co* *. *
LlOlO Northern States Power Co, = U;70 “I
UOU H.W. Bell Tel. Go, ”C 12,25 *.
no12 Young Fuel Company *k 12;70 + ~1013 > Imerican Linen Got . v. 1L65 I*
3235 UOl.4. - IfZller-Davis Go, *- ~m.5 = Japs-Olson Co. * 25.88 t*
I3016 h Collector of Intern& Revenue 27,50
TOT-& - LIQUOR FIBiJ c
.r
I.
L989 Hid-Vest Ifhe Co.
..
*60*36 . , . Gold Xed& Bev. Go..
Y*
203425 *
* 55;m
17,Og
-1
*$16,429*51
* tr-* II -1
4828
L **k
Northern States Power Cob - 1
* ‘..
* Ne V. B;wk **.
t First National Bank r .l
a *+.
4a3
4m7 4.925 E-Eller-Dads Go.
Janney, Semple Hilf & Go+
b775 John 33. .Corn, Postmaster
*
rr 35.00
--i 262 6/26/50
AtI;OUI?T CEAIEi NO. TO:
4785 John P. Coan, Postmaster $60 J.2 4786 *Chris" I-Etzel 34dO 4787 Richard Sohenberg * 63.60
~ 3LOO
JA25
4788 Philip Bailey
4789
4790 Rosenwald-Cooper, Inca 38.85 4791 Crook & Hanley 16.00
4792 Glacier Sand & Gravel Go. 72.152 2793 Transport Clearings of Cities 2.39 4794 Glenn Johnson Const. Cor 553.54 4795 Berg & Farnham Go. %49 4796 Varner Hardware Co. L95 4m3. Suburb& Chev, Go. 3945
w2 l&rphy Notor Freight Lines; 12.80
GO5 R. 0. I.ktin, dba Edina'Press 31.80 4807 JatmGy S&ple €€ill & Go. 60 a46
4808 St,' Paul Stamp Works 3&43
4309 TOWI B Countrg HdtBo COO Ilc, 88
4810 33dina Sand & Gravel Coo 2278.l.4
32 5.00
* up09
@n. Robert Savory
' 1.61 4613 4815 Hoff Rubber Stamp $0.
4820 €I. A. Rogers Go, . s4 139026
29 002
** 244..03
4a4 Japs Olson Go. . 4=5 T-ELler-Davis Co. +
4826 IEne Safety Appliape Co. * 293.49 4830 Morthern States Poyer Cor I 866.72
52.58 4833 ReWard Bros,
-.
1.1pls. Lock & Key Supply Go.
*. Underwood Corp~
4-
4@1 E. A. Rydeen Agency t
TOTlW*% FUND,
7
* ' $392.31 4797 Brookside Service f.) 4.798 Paper-Calmenson & Gob 2.87
4799 Phillips Petroleum& Go, * l22i68
WO He Ro Toll CO, * r * 1-32
4801 Suburban Chev. Go., +40
483 Epls, Gas Go. * k3.42 keQ Northem States Poirer Co. ' 2l.20
Beinhard Bros. 'm
TOTAL~U@.EITT ~EAL FU~
'.
4816 A, TI. COD+^^ of I*@uI* .r II 266,30
4818 Delegard Tool Cor ~ 6;95
4833
+
5609 NeV* Banl; (SeD. 787) ' II c 5610 . First Natl, Bank * , (SOD+ 88)
56ll N.V. Bank (SOD. &)
5613 FirstiWL Bar-& , (SOD. $13)
: (SOD. 6%)
5612 BoW. B3nk " (SJL gJ.2) ,' ~
563-4 I$.II. Bank * (S.D. #18) ,
(T?.N. 1: .#i)
5618 . - 1J.W. Bank (11,T.I. I.&) 5619 First Natl. Bank (tf.i.r. r .#3)
5621 + First Xatl. Bank (mr. r&5)
5622 I N+IT* Bank (lT*I*1*1.$7 &e)-
5623 + . M,f.b, Bank (TrA 1-B)
56% . N.f.To BsGnlc (im. T.#L~)
5615 M.W. Bank (S.D. #l9) x 5616 NJT. Bank 5617 First HatL Bank ~
5620 First Natl. Bank (11.B. Id4) -
.I
5625 1J*?-l. Bank (St, Bpb #I)
. R.O+ P-Iartb dba Edina Press
R, A. Lunbeck Co.
Xpls Honepen Regulator Co .
H, A. Rogers Go.
Stephen Holly .
E.T;trtinI:m, Jordan, Jr,
Robed SI Stevd
Japs Olson Cor Morthern S&es Power COO
*. Page & Hill, Inc+
1
*.
$1,056.05
. 406.01
. 76.00
3,123.26
. $1347.37
p7 60.37
..
I* /. , ,
,... ,
. .. * .
4834 4835 E. C. Pfeiffer Const, Cor
i$36 Ashworth & Son Coi
Ashworbh & Sog Co. 4837 4838 4839 484Q
Notion w$s seconded by Child and carried,
Vestern Gnderground. Cdn& . Cob
11 11 !I
It It ctr .
11 It t:
TOTALEQUmaNT BKC& FUND $36,613 23
Discussion rvas had as td .rrolme of business to be hadled by Council ai5 each
meeting, with several, members advocating convening Heetings a% 7~30, 'instead of
at 8:OO P,?&, in order that members might be finished earlierr IIatJthorne offered
the follovhg Resolution and moved its adoption: .b T
e.*
RESOLUTION .iirnDING BY-UXS
AND CEANGING TEB OF PETDG 0%
EDIHA VILLAGX %OUNCIL
BE IT R3SOLVED by the V51lage Council of the Village of Eciina that the BypLam
"Regular Sessions of the Ediaa Village Council shall be held on the
of the Village of Edina shall be misix% amended to'read as follows:
Second and Fourth Xondays of each month, at 7:30 o*clock P.T-L~l
4-
Itotion for adoption of the Resolu5ion was seconded by Child; andvon Rol1caXl'i;izere
were five ayes and no nays, as follows: Child, ay
Hawthorne, aye; and Erickson, aye; and the Resolut
Discussion tvas had as to Audit of 1949 books by Ennesota Public Examiner--the
Council having had no word from E,xaminer's Office as to when such Audit may be
e-qected, Hawthorne offered tkie following Resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION NITHDM%ENG RBWEST FOR
AUDIT BY STAm PUBLIC EXAMDER*S OFFIGE
RE IT RESOLlBD that the Edina Village Council cancel *and tdthdraw its
remest to the Ennesota State Public Examinerts Office for Addit of the 1949
Records of the Village of Edina*
Xo&ion for adoption of the-Resolution vas
were five-ayes and no nays, as follows: aye;
Hawthorne, aye; and Erickson, aye; and the
1 Playor
.1
Hawthorne offered the followhg Resolution ai3d moved its adoption:
RJ3sOLTJTIo~LoYmG AUDITORS ' FOR AUDIT OF 19&9 REXORDS OF r * VIIUGE OF-EDINA
€33 IT PmOLKED that the Edina ViUage Council enploy the accounting firm of -
Emst and Ernst to audit the Records of this Village for-the year 1949.
Rotion for adoption of the Resolution was
were five ;yes and no nays, as follows: Child,
Hzwthorne, 'aye; and Erickson, aye; and the
ATTEST:
l 3ayos
c 1/. )r I
Daens moved that Tillage Council advertise ' f or bids for bituminous distributor,
said bids to be taken Honday, July 10, 195Q+ Motion seconded by Navhhorne Fnd carried,
Deputy Clerk reported requests by two 0.f the office force for increases in salary.
Hawthorne moved that Deput? Clerk prepee schedule of salarkes, and that she be
authorized to employ a temporary clerk 1 in the office+
carried,
Pfotion seconded by Child. and
. Palen moved for adjournment, >lotio6 seconded by Hawthorne and carried. Neeting
adjourned at l2:15 d.EI%., Tuesday, June 27!, x
Village Clerk