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Bawthorne moved that the firstIoading of an Ordinance Establishing Job Classifications
and Conditions of Jhployqent in the Village of Edina bo set ,for Zforidqy, June 11, 2.951a
Hotion seconcled bx Bredesen and carried.
Hkwthomers Eotion, for the grating of the foll&ing&icensep, for the tern ending
April 1, 1952, was seconded by Child and carried:
Country Cash Store, 4404 Vaey View Road--%d, Gigarette,Off-Sale Beer
Don's Lunch, 53k8 France-Food
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C&ldrs motion that Village Engineer be instructed to draft plans and specifications
for new -mter, tower and tank of 500,000-gaJ.&on capacity in order thqt Cduncil. may'
advertiqe for bids, ins secdnded by Danens and carried. t
Childfs motion that Village Council advertise for bids for yearts supply of Uater
Eeters, yith bids to be taken June II, was, seconded by Dznens and Carrie&,
Petitions for Grading and Gravelling of Zexith Avenue between W.57tB and TJ;S$th
Streets and of Wa 57th Street between Abbott and York Avenues yere rsviewed,
Ijawbhorne's motion, tht petitions be accepted, &hat Village Engineer be directed
to prepare Plans and Specifications, and tht Public Hearing on improvenent be set"
for Eonday,- June 25, 193, at 7:30 P&, was s&orrcied by Danens and carried+
Engineer Olsson reported on bid; %&en by I& for Eater
and 35, Vestern Underground Construction Company being low bidder at cost of
$20,&3.69 for bpth kt~proveaents,
Kotion seconded by Eaxhhorne ad carried,
Ere Olsson pzesented Tabulation of Bids taken Hay
Nessras Olsson and Danens recornendad p6rchase of Czry-M.3. r"or Xngixeering Dept.
Bredesen moved, awarding bid to Grossman Chevrolet Company, I-Emeapolis, low
bidder on CarrpJlU, at bid price of &,32O.80. Notion seconded by Child and
carriedr
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Tmproveaerks Nos. 34
Child moved that bid 6e awarded to low bidder,
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ior autoinobile or truck.
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Hawthorne moved for adjournment. Notion se
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fiI"ES OF THE l3XXKAR EE&"G'OF
THE EDW -'oTI&A@ COqCrL, 'HEIID -
AT-THE, EDWA VILLAGE H.lX& -
Eiabers answering Rollcall were Bredesen, -Child_aqd. Danens. Child presided until
&yor Erickson and-,Clerk IIawtho-me arrived, as recorded below.
Enutes of I-Zeeting of Iky 14, 1951 were approved as submitted, by Eotion Bredesen
seconded Daens and carried* ,
&iONDAY, $I@. 283 ~ 19%. &I'q 7: 30- P&
Acting Eapr Child notified audience that Public Hewing onRen&g of Word
Avenue ~muld not be held, as petitioners for the renaming bd.withdrarsn their
petitiont
Continmtion of public Kearjng on Proposed Grading and GraveUing of Morth-South
Alley between ~~56th and ILflth Streets aid between York and Xerxes Avenues xas
had, Era nzeg exp'l,aained.tht owners idshe'd only to have alley opened so that
they Ifcould get in and get outll of it* Engineer Olsson explained that bad drainage
s5$uatfon can be remedied by canstruction of stom sewer; that it is impossible to
effect a r-dy by bringing alley to grade; that &ley can be opened for travel. at
a very nominal cost.
those neabers of Council present, that alley be merely opened for travels
Pursuant tof!.Adveki.sement for Bids4kter >bin Snprovenent iYo+ 36,*1 published in
Suburb= Press, Hopldns and in Construction Bulletin, l!&~~=poUs, on Isfay 17 and 24,
192, Affidavit of Publicd5on for which was read, approved as to forn and placed on
file, the foUoiJing bids were publicly*opened and read:
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No formal. acCiontsken, but it was consensus of opinion. of
FOR TU!! XAIN IZX!ROVEb'IIT WO. 36-4.n Westbrook Lane, TL43th to TT649th Streets Vestern Un6erground .Const, CO., "qeapolis - - -. L $3 1 819.70
Bart Carlone, St, Paul
Pichard Us - Ferron, Ninngpolis
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- Lmetti & Itmetti,. St, Pal 3978.66 *,
Danenst motion, for _referral of bids go Village Er@neer for tabulation and report
at n&d meeting, vas seconded by Bredesen and carried,
The request of
AFenue behieen
carriedr . setting Public
Steiner
Bekcore
Hearing
0 IZoppelnan, contractors, for change in grade of Hasrison
Lane and l&loney Avenue, was reported, Bredesents notion
for June 25, l9fjl, c at 7:30 PI%, was seconded by..Danens and
I 5/2s/sr 147 Messrs,, CaCook and Lewis Neer, 5032 aEd 5021 Windsor Avenue, requested regrsding
the Council,
A delegation of Abbott Avenue res5dents inFired about storm sewer construction
in their alley, conplaining th& the * alley is now higher than the rear of their
yards and that dr'ainage will not %e &proved by the s$om sewer. Delegatioq was
led by Mr. Robert Biel. Delegation -was told .tha,t Commlttee will meet with them,
in the field, on Saturday, June 2.* Engineer Olsson was asked to stop Ashworth
and Sons operations temporarily, on llbbott Avenue*
I@, Earl Hanson, representink Mra Keefe, owner of Lot 1, and part of Lots 2 and 18,
Block 5, Tingdde BPOS. Brookside,.petitioned for the rezoning of these lots to
Community Store District,
Mr. D.S. Dunca, 5316 Xerxes, presented petition for Stop Signs on corners of
55th.and 56th Streets and Xerxes Avenue, to control traffic in both North-south,
and East-lfest directions, Child asked for motion, and Bredesen moved that
petitih be referred to Public Safety Codttee for study and report at Meeting
of June U.
he would have to contact ICinneapolis for installation of Stop Signs on I-Enneapolia I side of Xerxes Avenuer
l and blacktopping of Windsor Avenue. They were asked to bring a petition before
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Bredesen moved for referral of petition to Planning
- Comnis&on for thkr recommendation. Hotion seconded by Danens and *carriedr
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Notion sedonded by-Danens and carriedJ Elr, Duncan wm aformed that
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Hessrs, Tkllia 2L &rtenis, 44.01 Ws5Oth Street, and D,C, Hey, presented petition
asking the foUo&ng:
1. That Village -Council notify State-Highwar Department that W,5Oth
Street from France Avenue to-HZghway 100 is not suited as temporary
or couri;esy Highway
2, That VUlage Council request State Highway Department to ~zzn traffic
survey to determine how traffgc might be diverted from 'Itf,Pth Street
and to establish 25-mile per hour speed zone. 3. That through truck trafTic be prohibited on lJ.50th Street.
Petition was accepted and referri5d to Public Safety Committee by Notion Danens
seconded by Bredesen and carriedp
B, James A. Buehr&g,5929 Fairfax Avenue led a delegation of three inquirGg about
status of petition for pennit to construct garages one foot frw the lot line on
Fairfax Avenue between We59th and W.60th Streets,
construction is in violation of ViUage Zoning Ordinance, and that 'a full
representation would be. needed for action, (See_Ehutes of Later in Heeting).
I&, Richard Pa3en led Garrigon Lane delegation,
call. this. week to see if he can-arrznge a meeting with the County Surveyor to
discuss poasibilj.ty of Auditor' s Subdivision of proprty concerned,
Ihyor ErAckEon &d Clerk Hawthorne arrived at this point, and Drr Erickson
They were informed that such
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14ka Olsson reported that he IKL~
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. presided for balance of meeting. ?. L
Dr. Paul Carson reiteTated request made ezrlier in the meeting, for reduction of
assessment for cost of Sanitary Sewer hprovement No, €3-1 against his five-acre
tract+
topographyis such that it cannot be platted into as mny as fourteen lotsr
H'awthornefs motion, referring mtter to Public Utilites Committee for study,
was' seconded by Bredesen and carried5 __ i
Petition for the Blacktopping of Lakeview Drive between ITooddale and St. Johns
Avenues was presented, together w5th notation from Engineering Department that
street should ba graded before blacktopping; pro jec'c is contenplated* Hawthorne's
motion, that petition be rejected and returned to sponsors ~&th explanation that
it should be returned to Council together wit@ peti'cion for grading, was seconded
by Danms and carriedr
He stated that he htends never-to plat his property, and that the *
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Review was had of pe-bition for -permissiorr to construct garages within one foot
of Lot Line on Fairfax ,tvenue between Ys59th znd 11,60Lh r>tree-i;,
that petition be granted protiding it is signed bx 100 percent of property owners
in square block and providing that no two garages be closer than four feet apart,
Notion seconded by Danens and carriedc
Hashho-me .requested that it be read into the P'Iinutss that the Tillage Council
conducted'an Informal Public Hearing at the Mina Elementary School, Friday,
Hay 25, 1951, .on the question of pe-Liitions for and against purchase of Thllace
'Property (&I20 &50th Street) for a Library; that substantial majority of persons
present at said He&.rig werepin ppposi%ion to the purchase; ayld that a mjority
of those present expressed themselves as favoring an election by the people
before any actiok is takene In view of the tone of this Eearing, Hawthorne'moved
that ptitions regarding purchase of Wallace Property for Library be tabled
indefinitely, Xotion seconded by ChLLd and carried,
Child aoved
(See Hnutes of later in Pbeting)
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pnrsua@i to notice of Hcarhg-Grading and
Ho~kins, on &y 3 arid 10, 1951, Affidadt of Publication for trhich wad read, approved
as to form and placed on file, Public Hearing.ws held on the proposed Grading and
Gravelling of Fairfa henue between TT* 5&h and ITe5%h Streets, including Tum-hounds
Engineer's Estinate of cost, as read, ,ws $1,284,50 as against 1,100 Assessable feet,
or $l,ly .per assessable foot. There were no objections from the floor, and the Clerk
had received no objections prior to the Hearing.
published in Suburban Press,
Child offered the fo3Xowhg Reso-
lution and moved its adoptcon: t
RESOLVTXON CBDERXNG ~*IFBOlEXE3IT sm . n-lPFamdm TtJO, c-12
e E3 IT EE2XXVED by the Council of the DilLage of Edina, l.linnesot;a, that this Col;rplcil
heretofore-caused notice of hear- to be duly published on-the proposed bprovment
consisting of Grading arid Graveuing of Fairfax Avenue between TL 58th and I%* 59th
Streets including Tum-kound, and at the Heaxing held at the tiple and place speci-
fied in sa5d notice the Council has duly considered the views of all persons interested,
and being fully adwised of the pertinent facts does hereby detemnine to proceedwith
the construction of said improvement; that said iuprovement is hereby designated and
sh231 be referred to in all subsequent ppoceedings as Street hprovement 3To.C-12; 2nd
the area to be specially assessed therefor shall include all lots and %racks of land
abutting and fronting upon-the streets in T.Thich said inprovement is to be construct&
Ezotion for adoption of Resolution was duly s
yere five ayes and no nays, as followst Bredcs I
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Child offered the i.fOllothg Resolution ad moved its adoption:
RESOLUT!ION APPEZOVINC; PLANS ANi) SPECl2fICATTONS
EJOR*EXRBT If.IpRQVB*~,NO. El2 m.REECTIXG z
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BE 33 RESOLVED by the Village Council of the ViJlage.of Edina:
. . . I* -The _plans and specifications for Street bprouement No, C-12 heretofore
prepared by the Village Engineer and now on file in the
are hereby approved.
2, The Clerk sML cause to 8be published +twice in
Construction iftzlletin the follmdng notice for bids for
impronement: . *
ADTTERTE3E!4ElXT FOR BIDS
c sm. l3rnOrn@@" HO.
office of .the Village CPerk
the Suburban Press and the
the construction of said
FOR
c-12 * The Edina Village Council ~will.meet at the Village Hall, 4801 TL5Oth
Street, Binneqslis, on Ronday, June ll, 1951, at 7<30 o*clock P&, to opan and
consider seaed bids for the construction of Street -3nprovement. No. C-12 .in said
Villzge, consisting of Grading and Gravelling of Fairfax Avenue between W.58th and
the pl&s and specifications far said improvement on file in the office of the *
'Village .Clerk, All bids nwt be subnit%& on the basis of cash payment for the
work. No bids will be considered unless sealed and filed with the undersigned
before tbe time of said meeting and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bond, OF
3*59bh Streets, including Turn-Around, -r
The work on said iinprovement must be done as described and specified in
certifbd
amount Of
check payable to the Village Clerk in Vne amount of Ten percent' of: the
the bid, *
3Y ORDER OF T€E VILUG3 COUNCIL. I ___. - . - . ... -.- . Bower Hawthorne
Village Clerk
E&a, EQmesotz 3+ Each &d 611 of the terms of the,foregoing advertisement for bids are
hereby &opted as the terms and conditions of the award of the contract for said
improvment, 9
Hotion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Havrbhorne, and on Rollcall. there
were five ayes and nrz nays,-.as
&wbhorne, aye; and Ericlrson, aye;
I w 7' Nayor
Tillage Clerk
Petition against maintenawe of Tract Office at 5.436 Vooddalo was redeured. ,Child
moved tha$ pedt granted Eg Zlst, for wintemnce ox tract office for one year, be
rescinded; that pczmit be panted for six months, that owner be notifLed that tract
office must be renoved by Decanber I, 1951; and that petitioners be notified of
ComciL*s action, .I*Iotion 'seconded by Danens and carried*
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Petitkon for installation *of SLOP Signs at corners of 57th and- Beard was
revhred and referred to Pubsic Safety Committee for investigation and report) '
by Notion Bredesen, seconged by Chiad md carried.
Application by Calv- Lutheran Church for construction of two directional signs
was referred to Pillage,Engineerlpending specific location for signs, by Vokion
Hawbhorne, seconded by CQildr and carried6
Request by I&. Warren F,+t.(Teck,&503 3dina Blvd., for control of dogs in Edina,
was r ead and fileda . -
QUlage Attorney Windhort3L~s report on procedure for return by Tillage of
property acquired .fro& State of 3vLinnesota for. park and playground purposes
vas reviewedr
adoption:
RESOLUTION FOR l3ETURll OF PROERTY:
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Fawthome' offered the follotving Resolution and momd its
TO, STATE OF 14mGSmA
If-, By a St+te.deed dated AuBst 10, 1945, filed for record in
the office--of -the Regiseer of Deeds in and for Hemepin+ County, EJllinnesota on
October 1,1945, and recoyded in 300k 1645 of Deeds, page 469, tkTiillage of
MXnnesota pursuant to IEhnesota Laws,1941, Chapt.er 511, to=&%:_
for park and playground'purposes, and
is not needed.by_the Vinage for park and playground purposes*
Village of Edina be agd,"they are.-hereby.authorized and directed pursuant to
Minnesota Laws, 194.1, Chwter 3.1, as mended, to convey to the State of
Iclinnesota by a deed of-donveyanee in form satisfactory to the Attorney Genera,
the following described'parcel of land located in %he County of Xenneph, State
of Minnesota, to-wit: " c
Edina acquired the foUdwing described parcel-of land fron the State of -
Lot'Eight' (e), Block Two (Z), Goa1dsnithrs Addition.
to Minne&polis ~ 6 I-
3I-ERESY The Village Comcil has decided th& the said property
NO#, TKEEZFFB, BE 23 323SQLVED That the f4kyor and the Clerk of th6
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Lot, Ei&C (81, Block Two (21, GouLdtsmith's Addition
+ %o MinneBpolis. --
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Notion for adoption of %he Resolution was seconded by Child, and, on RoXLcd.1
there were five ayes ma no-*nays, as
Damns, aye; Havhhorne," we; and Erickson,. a
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Petition for BlacktoppTng of Beard Avenue between VI 58th and 2f+ 59th Street
tqs filed.
at 7~30 PsZi,- Notion seconded-by Havhhome and carried.
Child moved that Public-Hearing be set-for Nanday, June 25, 1951 *
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' Petition- signed by EfesSrs, Donsld Le Stein and Dr. G& 31aJ.leny .for blackbopping
ofV,5&h Street, was filedo
ThJl58th Street between Vooddale and Broomew Avenue, -with public hearing to
be held in the mas fu€ure,
Blacktopping and/or Oiling of -Ifa 58th Street -between Wooddale and Brookview
Avenues for Ifonday, Juhe 25, 1.9.51, at_7:3O'Pd% Hotion seconded by Hawthorne
and carried*
Supt. Voehler of 1Jater"Bepartment reported that during the summer it is necessary
for Vatemorks Crew to' keep one man workikg unbi3. 10 or 11 P.H, each evening
ad also all day and &til late in the evenkg QII Saturday and Sunday, to
maintain water pressurk, He requested thzt overtime rates be a&lowed his
crew. Hatter referred' to Public Utilities Committee and Xoehler for
report at next meetkg, vrilth suggestion tha$ e&ra. help be hired for sumer
work.
Edina Highlands Corpo2ation' s suggestion %hat general contcactor or owner be
made responsible for ??epair.of damage to roads *caused by home construcl;ion
was qeferred to Trust6e Danens and Attorney Windho~st for draft of an Ordinance,
Chdrnian
Pubiic Utilities[Child reported inspecbion *$de by Engineer Olsson and himself
yit$ regard to street lights requested,
on Van Euren Avenue and one on CrescentXDrive, Child ordered these two lights
by qotion, seconded by Hawthorne and carried. .
&.& Child reported that Hydrant at St.hdrews he., between Lakeview Drive and
Southvier Lane must be moved at a sost-of s250,to $300.
hydrant be-moved at the expense of the Water Department was seconded by Child
and carried+ --
Engineer Olsson recornended the blacktopping of
Child moved, setting Public Hearing for the
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He reconmended hstdllation of one light
Hawthorne's motion %hat
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Ghild's motion, for payment of Village Payroll, $5,727*45 and Liquor Store
Payroll, mount $630r27, for period ?by 16 to 33., kc,, 'GS recorded in det&l in
Payroll Ledger, and for papent cf the follor.rlng cl&ms, was seconded by Danens and ) carried;.
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5a9 5830
5833. 5832 5833 58311
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5836 5837 5838 5839 5&0
58U 5843
5843 5844 5845 5846 5847
Sgk8 5849
5850 58n * 5899 - ?? 5884
5.885 5386
58W 5888
5889 5890 5891 5892 599k 5895
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International Harvester Goz
Edina Xorningside Courier
Richard Somenberg
Litkle Press, Inc,
St,Paul. Stamp Vorks
?$anageaent Info. Serve
L.S* Donaldson Co,
Austin D. Norton
Amerhaa Public Works
Edina Hardware .
Parnhaa Staty. Cp, ,
Hearne3ros. -
J.V. Toi& Business &c&es
Yogng Fuel Cor
Earner .Harapre Co.
monpson Lumber Go, .
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Chris I-Etzbyl -+
Bosh&t Equip, Cor
Rosenrrald Cooper, Inc.
f2epu'olic Creosoting Go.
Lyle .Signs, kc,
Glenn. Johnson Contracting Coo
C1PC;r Drugs, Incr
C5.* Treas,, City of ,]1fpls,
EUq Q Gay.lson, Xnc. I
3Wer-Davis Go*.
Northern States Power Cor
Ih. H. Ziegler Cor, Snp
&aerie+ Linen Coo .
Suburbaa Chev, Go.
1'Jc S. Darley 8c Go.
Hennepin Cy, Review
Tovm st Country: Hdwe. Goaw
H,AI Bogers Cor.
Xo$bptern Bell Tel; Go,
Oscar Roberts
Geo. 4.. Totten
Charles Olson & Sons, Inc,
Tome 3€ot zko
Anderson Agency
General Truck & Equip. Co,
H& Toll COS +
Rihm Xotor Co.
3eSrha-d &os* GO,
Phillips Petroleum Co.
&rthtsestern Tire go$
l.Erinezpd5s Iron Store
Leer Bros., Inc.
Firestone ,%ores
Relegard Tool Go,
134 LubrLcmt Co., Inc. Electric Yelding Alloy Gorp,
Dahlbsg ?rose, Inc& ,
Brookside Serv. Station
.A.S.A. Electric Go.
Northern States Power Co.
7.h. H, ZLegler Go,, Inc,
&aerie+ Linen Co* .
Northwestern Bell Tcl. Coa
jlorthern states Paver C& *
Howard IXerriman
IEckeXs &,smith Co,
?.E. Lm co*
Suburban C~V, CO.
Totm & GOUZI%~ edtzeo
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Uiller-Davis
Boustead Electric et lvffg. Co,
Mpls. WatQr l?orks Dept,
Control Mfg,.Co. .
Centra Supply Go,
Xac Arthur Coo
Xorthern States Power Cor
Xennepin County Revietr-
Town &' COG%- Hdwe.
X.A. Rogers Co..
Northyestern Bell Telephone Co.
Oscar Robert=. Co. I
Ni.lton F, Gravender *
E.C. PfeiTfer
Ed5.m. Sihd & gravel Co,
HA Rogers
Pfeiffer Const, Coo
pscar Roberts Co,
First Nation& 'Bank of Npls
adland National Bd
Val, Bjornson, Trees PE%lA
Distillers Distributbg GO*
Old Peoria Company
HcICesson & Robbbs, Incr
ISid-liTest Vine Co, ,
Faous Brqnds, Inc,
Anheuser-Bus ch, - InCe
Canada Dry Ginger =e, fnc,
Clausen & Son's, Inc. .
Coca-Cola Bottling Coa *
Cold Springs Distributing COC,
Cornelius Beverage Go,
0.24, Droney Bev. CO~ ~
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Gluek .Brewing Co
Gold Kedzil Beverage Co,
* Kuether Distributing Cow
Massolt Bottling Go+
IKnneapolis Brev*g GO,
Norris Distributing GO*
Pabst Sales Coo
Purity Go., Bc. Rex DistrZbuting GO.
Seven-Up Bottling - C 0 P
FJ, minn Paper CoC
Itorthwn States Power COS a
S!T& Bell Telephone CO,
Shell Oil Co.
&J, Xelson eC Co,
Anzerican Linen ~ CO M,W, Bell-Telephone CO.
Ninnesoim Form Printing Service
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12.25 LIQUOR ~ND
94.08 $52,200+60
Discussion was had as to b&ding grades. Hawthorne moved that Village Engineer
be dir'ected to establish street grades for dl platted streets in the TJillaget
Building Supt. Woehler discussed Council action previously taken with regard
to petition for .garages within one foot of lot line, recommending that such
construction be prohibited for safety and cleanliness, Hawthorne moved that
Council rescind its action permitting construction of. garages within one foot
- Motion 'seconded by Danens and carried.
* of lot lines. Notion seconded by Child and carriedn
Engineer Olsson reported on Insurance Bids for Liquor Store, taken Nay I&,
explainingtut all companies hzd option of'biddhg on Stock Beporting Form
but that Anderson Agency is the only bidder; that Arthur Rydeen Agency is
lour bidaor on $4,OOO FECV on furniture and fixtures and on $13,500 I?ECT6 on
building; that the Staiv-Compny is low bidder on Glass Breakage coverage; and
'that Stow and Rydeeg entered identical bids on $5O,OOO Bsjness Intemption+
Havrbhhrne moved that bias be awarded to low bidders in all cases, and that
>&ere bids are identical bid be awarded to &he.Stow Company, 3Ioti;on seconded
by Child &d mr*ried,
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Matter of allocation+of lump swn settlenent to J.V.Gleason came before Cbmcil.
fHawthorneys motion, that Qillage Xngheer qd Dpputy Qillage Clerk be directed to
prepare report for Council, was seconded by Chil$i and carried,
Engineer ,Olsson repoxdied tilt he hzd contacted Pfeiffe; Con$tmction Company for
an estimate of cost on the re-grading of Ve5kth-Stre&; tkt this work needed to
be done innediately; .that he did not advise deJar for adGertisment for bids.
Haxrthorner s motion, that Eagineer be authorized to anploy Pf eiffer Construction
Coo to regrade 8.54th Street, was seconded by Dwey and carried.
Ha*&hom&s notion, that the following PQunbing Liceases be panted; ~ks seconded
by Danens and carriea:
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Tr&n City.Plbg. I% Htg, Co.; 2912 Bloamindon heme
Ot Bergerson & Son, 5013 France Ave. South .
St.Louis.Pa3c Plbg, & Htg, h.9 4q4 Ikcelsior live*
Hawthorne areported tiit he had received comments f rm the bi siness 'm6n that the
front of the 3iUnicipal Liquor Store is not qu2te in'kee$ng with the general .
modem qpearance of the business district,
I?ussell Wd, Narvin,Oreck and Roy Clancy Be appointed .to make surver of the
&yout of the liquor,store, with recommendations as to improvements needed,
was seconded by Dimems and carried,
€lawthome mved thatrVillage Engineer be dibected to investigate costs of removing
caopy from Nunicipal. Iiquor Store, together w$th costs of redesigning front and
repainting sign, Izotion seconded by Child and Carrie?.
3ktter of Cost-of-&ing increases was brought to {ttentkon of Council by Deputy
Clerkr
emplo;i.ee. on a nonthly salary shall receive less tkan $lodl0 per month cost of living
increase, was seconded by Child and carried.
Hawthome's motion, khat Qillage Znginee; be au-$horized to attend the Leame of
IXinnesota.X.funcipalities Convention in Rochester, .June lk to 16, was seconded by
Hem$ Saa, 9740 Eumboldt Ave, So+ I
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Hawthorn&ls motion, that Eessrs,
Ha@horne's motion, that it is the potion of this Council that no fulltiae
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Child moved for zd joummt, Islotion seconded &6y Hawthorne and carried.
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.. .-- ~ -.. a. - - 3.Tembers answerhg Rollcall vere Bredesen, Ckd and Danens, kth'Child presiding in
ayor FwLcksonts absence, and Deputy Clerk.Gretchen+Ald&n acting .. as Clerk, for
Jiawthorne. i t
&. Chila called HBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED S!COB-f S@,EB NO, 19, wthe Colonial &rove-
Golf Terrace area, . affidav&t of Publicatjion .of--Notice.-of Hearing was read, approved
as to. forn and placed on file, sed Mo.tice having appeared in Suburban Press on
E%y I7 and 24, Xnginecrts Estimate of Cost, in .i;otal amount of $107,616.55, as
against 9,715,600 square.feet, for l,ll_cents per square foot, vas read, 3lessrs.
Philco, 4505 Lakeviev Drive; Rutherford, 4616 Oak Drive; Weck, 4701 Golf Terrace;
ase, 4625 Lexington Avenue; Anderson, 4814 Iiaeview Drive; and Charles, 4748
Lakeview Drive, protested proposed construction on grounds khat $hey are already
paying sanitary sewer and water main assessments and can bear no additional costs
at this time.
ments are more nearly paidtup. There were no speakers in favor of construction. - -No action was taken but audience was informed that it is consensud of opinion of
those Council Heribers present that construction be posBponed, and that another
Hearing will be held before any action for construction is taken,
PUBLIC HE"G ON P~PO~ SANITARY SENZR IN TZSTEIZOOK LANE was called. Affidavit
of. Publication of lio$ice -of-Hear@g yas-read,_-apprqved as to ?om and placed on file,
s&d Notice having appeared in Suburban Press, Hopbins, on Ihy 17 and 24, 19%.
ihgineerrs Estimate of Gost, in-total amount of. $5,088.46 as against 996.48 assessable
feet, or. 55.U per. assessable foot,
Clerk hzd. received no written objections prior to the'Hearhg. Action postponed
until Regular Zeetbg of June 25, 195L.
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They asked the Council to postpone construction until other assess-
There were no objections from the floor, and
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