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uh68 0, 13. Droney Beverage Co, 675993 w469 Gluek Brewing. Co, 16-4-eI-5
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4 36e28 U71 u72 lhssolt Bottling Co* - u473 1,I.Lineapolis Brewing Cor+ 1,594*15 c n.474 Eorris Distributing Goa ll2,90
33-475 Pabst Sales Company 445.79 Ll.476 t purity- -Beverage Company 175+ 65 u477 Rex Dis%ributing -Co+ 160 a 50
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Ll4EE1 . Victor Carason i$ Sons, Inc, 164* 84
UL&2 Bates Blectric Co%pany . 26q40 ' I. dLi&3 hericq Linen Supply Coo 1L65
U84 Killer-Davis Company . 5110 illlJ.85 Suburban Press 5AO +
' u486 $Iarchant @.lculating Kachine Co. 24r00
- w4m Collect or .of %ternal. Revenue. 27 * 50
U88 &.&omati.c Uaxm Corp. -. - + 25* 50
w90 Ed, @il&ips & Sons Coa 1,47L 11 LIQUOR RJi?JD
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(Bredesen moved for ad joument. Notion seconded by Danens and carriedp Ejleeting
(adjourned at Us58 P& ...
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t (>hti,er of Pbn J, ~~~ccI.ellan~ s* continue2 violatzon of V-iUage Zoning Ordinance (vras discussed, .pursuant to Letter by Assistant Village Attorsey- Wrisr Hatdhorne
(moyed that Council issue-l order to Don J, 2IcClelJ-an to Cease using h2s property
+* [as comerciil garage: Motion seconcea by I)an+ens and carried* -
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ED1-m .p&ZAG%. COUNCIL3 I3ZIB. "QfiY, I Ju,LY-9,.1951, AT 7:s PhE;'Z9 AT THF;
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14e~ers answering Rollcdl were $redesen, Danens and Hawthorneo
;presided mtil the >arrival of Nayor EricFson, as recordsd belowr
Hawthoyne moved for acceptance of N&utes 'of June 25th Eeeting as submitted* '
Ebtion seconded by Danens and carriedr
Pursuwt to fQTotic6 of Hearing on Proposed Regrading and Blacktopping of Fiintsor
Avenue between Normridale Road and- Kent Place,'[ published in Suburban Press,
Hopkirzs, on June 21. and 28, Affidavit of. Publication for wlkch was re&, approved
as pto fora, and placed on file, Bblic Hewing was held on the above named
project.
waq read at $693&6 as against 2,057,55 assessable feet, or 8,337 per assejssable
foot.
entire projecP; &487 per assessable foot* There were no objections from the
floor, and the Clerk and engineer had received no written objections prior to
"the hearing. Danens moved that 'Village Engineer be directed to advertise f~r
bids for the regrading and gravelling of Windsor Avenue betwsen NomandalgeRoad
and Kent Placev Xotion seconded by Haw%horne and carried+
Trustee Bredesen
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Engineer Olssonls Estwte of. Cost for the &grading &d gravellihg
His estinzte for the oiling was 8.15 per, assessable foot, 'ma?siag the
7/9/51
The be& Public Hesring cdled tms that on Blacktopping and Dr Oiling of’ixbbott
Avenue between 7&57th and ?&,5&h Streets and of ICellogg kcreme betwem 11.59i;h and
1fs60th Streets, Affidavit of Publication for,Ifo%ice of Hearing, in Suburban Press,
Hopkius, June 21 and 28, 1951, was read, appr0ved.a~ to form and placed on file+
Xngiaeer Olsson recomended+the B1ackt;opphg of libbott Avenue between lIr,flth and
tL58th Streets, giving zn estimated cost of $1,73&8 as agbst 1,253,,3 assessable *
feet, oy $L38 per assessabxe foot* He recommended that ICellogg Avenue between ‘r.i,r%h and K60th Streek3 be given a dust+coat of oil, at-an estimated cost of
&l5 per assesszble foot.
the floor, and no T.rritten objections had beep. received prior to $he,Hearingsr
Hawthorne1s motion, that Council advertise for bids for the Blacktopping of dbbotk
Avenue be$ween TIr 57th and Vs56th Streets, said bids to be taken July 23, 1951, at
7t30 PJL j and that Comcil,-au’chorize Village.Engineer to proceed .with icork of
0-g gellogg Avenue batxeen 11459th and T’I.60th S$reets, said vork to be done br
day labqr, was secoded by Dane-ns and carried.,
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There were no objections to the proposed projects from
e f A% a Gont5.nuation of PubXc,Heming held June 25, for the regrading and gravdXng
of Harrison Avenue be$ween money Avenue .and Belmore he, &s. Collins, agent
for.Steiner and Koppelman, appeared-to state thah-the petitioners had reached an
agreqent with 1.k. BlomqUis;t, otmer of one half Foe property affected; %hat fie
will offer no further ob3ecS;ion providing he is got assessed for, thp work done;
tfiat it is the plan of the petitioners to do the work themselves, under the
direction of, and according to the plans agd specifications dram by the Tillage
hgirieer+ Hauthornet s motion, authorizing approval of the regradiag of Ilarrison
Avcxme between 14XLoney Aven,ue and Belmore we, bi accordauce with &sa Collinst
represeztations, at sue@ time as Engineer Olssoh approves, was seconded by Danens,
and carrieda .c
Affidavit of Publication far June 28th and July 5th,1951publisations of ltAdvertise-
mat for Bids-for Street bprcmvements Nos. A-lW ,to A-17, &ice, in Suburban Press,
Hopkins, and in Construction Bulletin, U.nneapoli,s,-vas read, approved as to fom,
and ordered placed on file, &I accordance with szid adve&isementa the folloirbg
bids were +publicly opened ,and. read:
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HawLhornefs motion tbt bids be referred to Village Engineer for analysis and
report at..nerrt meeting was seconded by Danens- and carrieda
Council ne* called for bids for the Grading and Gravellbg of Zenith Avenue between
TTe57th and W458th Streets (Street Improvement PJo. G-19, pursuant to Advertisement
xor Bids app_earin’g in June 28 and July 5, 19% issues of Suburbaa PressJ Hopkhs,
and Constiwction EkCLetin, 3Enneapolisr
Advefiisement for. Bids were approved as to form and ordered placed on file, and the
following bids were publicly opened and read: I Affidavits of Publication. of said
TrnY i3&rn, Exc. co. €’EXFEZ C9l\rsT, (XI*
Stre6t Inprovment IJo. C-13 . .‘ .
Grading eC Gravelling of Zen5th 5812*46
I Ave+ between ITff 5’7th TL5€kh Sts, 61907 5 50
Danens’ motion, ,*fop amri of bid to low bidder, FPfeiffer Construction Cpmpay, was
seconded by €Iav&horne and carried,
The following bids were publicly opened and read, in accordivlce with 1~~ldverbisment
for Bids--Street Sweeper; Snow Plow,t1 which appeared 5n June 2&h and,July 5th
issues of suburban Press, Hopkins, arid Construction Bulletin, l.bneapolS, as
evidenced by Affidaylts for sed publications, approved as to foq and placed on
file:
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For belt 'driven controls in lieu of
hand hydraulic controls, add
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Borchert-Ingersoll, Lnc,, St*Faul
For electric hydmalic controls, add . &+e00
GOOD ROADS,
110*00
BROS
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6 MODEL 112
Ruffqidge-Johnson Ecpip,Co., &IC*, Ehneapolis $ ,627.25 No ALternatp
-. -. KGY VIBCOI'I3If$ NEVI FlISCONSJi!I
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Rosholt Ecpipment Co. , Xpls. kc For electric hydraulic controls, add . m*00 . m.00
For electfic hydraulic controls, add 80.00 >
fiternate Bid;- New Wisconsin Xodel €32-&-$5&0,00
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Win. H. Ziegler, CO., Hinneapolis .-. .
.. Complete with electric hydraulic controls $, 817+00- No Alternate
Danerms' motion, for referral of bids to Village Zngineer Toq tabula%ion and
report..at next ineeting, was seconded by Hawthorne znd carriedr
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Smith-Dunn COEL~~~, ,T*E+@po&fs - 1951 Wayne Eotor Sweeper, Model <-,!+50,. 3 cu,yd+ Capacity: 1O:OO x 16 14 ply: tires; 7'6: sweeping swath, complete with one extra fibre
pickup broom;* one ,e&ra set of steel gutterbroom segnents:
Totd price F,O+B. Edina, I!hnesota . 99,575*00 12,000.00
Bet Cash FAB. Edina, fbQmesota T7,575*00
Optional Equipment-aLso.quoted in total amount of . 55S.00
Less trad-in ,one 1946 A-T? Sweeper
Ha$,hornefs mo$ion, that bid be referred to Village Engineer for analysis and
iilecommendation, was seconded by Danens and carriedr
Council next took bids on an Bleva%ed Water Tank, in conformance i&thltAdvertise-
ment for Bids-Tfater Tank,'! which appewed in. the June 28th and July 5$h publications
of Suburban Press, Hop?Sns and Construction Bulletin, Xinneapplis, as evidenced
by Affidavits of Publication whicp were approved as to form and placed on file4
The following bids were pub12cly opened and readz -mam ITAm Trn BksE BID:
Pittsbur&yDes. IJoines .Steel. Company + $949 ~~,Oo Chicago Bridge and Iron Comp@y $93,950~00
Hawbhorne's motion, that bids be referred to Village Engineer, was seconded by
Danens and ca,rriede
I&. i3,V.B jorklund of Edina Develo,ment Corporation presented 1lGeneral Plan for
ilrrangenenfi or Subdiaision-Edina HigNmds , I* dated April,19&39 together with
an explmatory letter of July 9, 1951, which requested preliminary approval of
they entire plan+ Letter.aLso sta%ed %@e Development Corporationts vfilingqess
to grant to the'Parli Board the south portion of Eas% Error L-zkes,,togeGhsr
with the land lmg south of* the lake shore,, constituting in- all, approxiniately
fourteen acresr Letter asked that Council and/or Park Board agree to grading
Glengarry Parkway. from IError Lakes *Road to the north line of the developerrs
property and, also agree. to pay- one-hglf the cost of grading Glengarry Parkway
along the lake and park area as designated, Engineey Olsson reported that
Planning Commission has recommended preliminmy apprbval of General Planj,
Hawthorne moved that Council grant prelimhmy approval of General Plan, and 'chat qgestions of road construction be referred to Public Uorks Committee and Park -
Board.
Petition dated July 9, for lotrering of corner of 58th and Beard, or installation
of storm sewer, to insure proper drainage on Beard Avenue before Blackbopping, was
filed, &gineer Oleson explained .to petitioners %hat grade will be established
before blacktopping, so that there will be proper drainage to the North*
moved that petitioiz be accepted and b? referred to Village Engineer, Rotion
seconded by Dsnens and carriedr
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Hotion seconded. by Danens and carried,
Hai&horne
One of the signers or" a petition filed sone the ago for tmr"r"ic control on W,50%h
Streek urged that the State Higlmay Deparhent bs requested to eonducL a suryey
of the traffic on lf.5Ofjh Street ,between Prance and IJorinm$alee
motion, khat Tillage Engiqeer be directed, to ask State I-Iighway Department .to
survey traffic on $J,50th Street 'from France to Noriaandale, was seconded by
Danens and carrieda
Ravrbhornets
Llayor Erickson asrived at this tine, and presided for the balance of the IIeeting*
14r+ Ihmk ag&n recgested a Stop Sign at the corner of 55th and Xerxes, for control
of spyth-bound traffic. He rms ingomed that the Police Departmegt had recommdecl
agaLns't bs~~h installztion, I&+ Duncan was adamant_.in 16s .state;llen-b that the sign
is bzdlr needed; and I-Iawthome moved that Police Department be directed to make
another traffic survez in this localityo fJotion seconded by Danens and carriedt
Attorney Robert 1.1, Bowen applied for permit for John RogL!sld 60 build dn a portion
of a 10% _in Rolling Greenc
for mnt of a second. No ackion takena
Erg George Christopher asked relief from stom water ahage to his properbra
Engineer Olgson explained that this is part of the Colonial Gmve-Golf Terrace
projeck, yhich has been tabled by the Council.
ways ancbmeans uf affordiag relief to Er. Christopher, and &gineer Olsson tms
dfxectk& to investigate pssibili'cy of di.v@hg water by ditchingr ~
I&* Patrich, 6240 Peacedale Avenue, requested extension of %&e to finish basement
dwelJing,
Howe, who w2shes to build a garage ne& smer and to complete the dxelling the
smer after that,
to tkds plan. Danensr
with the new owner for an cxbension of building permit terms, Uotion secopded by
Bredesen and carried.
County hditorts notification of change of salary for assessor, authorized by
L&gisla$ure, T~S read.
fromViUage Assessor for change in salary. Irotion seconded by Dmens and carried*
Discussion was had 76th regard to proposed. change in llroad rkpGrstf charges to .
plunbers mkbg semr and vater connections in village streets.
the follos.iing Ordinance, moving that Council dispcnss- with second reading and adopt
Ordinance as read:
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Eiawthorne noved tha'b,application be denied+ Xotion lost
Considerable discussion IZS had of
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He exqlmed that he has an opportitniky to ~ll property to 8 Zfr. Lyle
' T2re Patricka stated that there is no objection from his* neighbors
meed, authorizing Building Inspeckor to work out an agreeaent
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Xzwlihorne noved that communication be Sled pending petition
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€lawthome introduced
* irj OIUI~NXTGE ~x.rnmm~ s~criron 3 OF THE
' PLU@XTSG C$DIlJANCI3. OF THE: ?lIXIJim OF IXDIIIA
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OF *$lBl. 25. .1925, J.$ .AI@XD~. BY AI( f&ifEiGGJCE a'
-.. - ' '. The Council of the TiGage of Edina do ordain as follows: .'
Section 1. Section'3 or" the plumbing Ordinance of June 25, 1925, as
heretofore -anended by an ordinance dated Eqy 23, -l9,!8, is hereby further anended to
read as follows:
"Section 3* Permits; Feesr
(a) Zvery plumber, before connecting any fixbure or ccnstrucTing any
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pltlmbhg wrk, except as herein provided, shall make application at the office of
the village clerk for a permit for that purpose, and shall payto said clerk at the
the of such application a Fennit fee and an additionel fee for each fixhre to be
installed. The definLtion of the word fix-ture includes thc follovjing items.; closet, .-
bath, lavatory, sink, l.mndry tub, slop sink, drinking fountain, urinal, built-in
shower, floor drain, mter heater, gas coolcing stove (bottle or main), gas clothes
dryer, or any rkceptacle 7;.asting to sewer,
repairing leaks in drain, soil, waste and vent pipes, or for resetting fixtures,
or repairs of faucents, valves or water supply lines. The pernit fee and the fee
for each fixbure shall be in such amount as the council.may fix from %he to time
by resolution, and the village clerk shall keep such resolution or reso1ut;ions
.permanently on file andarailable for public inspection in his office. I Hotreper, na permit shall-be required for
(b) Svery plmber, before connecting any plunbing work with a cesspool
or the sewer-system, shall make application at the office of the village clerk for
a' permit for 'that purpose, and shU pay to the clerk at the time of such appli-
cation a conacetion permit fee and also a street res~facing fee, in such anounts
as the council my fix from time to*%ime by resolution, and the v5llage clerk shall
keep such resolution or resolutions permanently on file ad &wilable for public
inspeption in his office.
Upon applicztion by the person to whom a permit such as described
in subsections (a) or (b) of this section has been issued, such permit shaU- be
cancelled3 and a sefund shall be made to the applicant of all fees paid in connection
with such gemit in excess of the sum of $2a00, which sum shzll be*tr$$aineb br the
viillage clerk, as bookkeeping exper?se.t' , +
Xotdon for adoption of tho Brdiria56e 7 was secpnded by Dane6fid on BoUctill there
were four ayes and no nays,- as follows: Bredesen,
and Erikkson, aye; and tho Ordinance T~S adopted*
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7/9/51 % Elawthorne introduced the following Ordinance, moving that Council dispense 1935'
xlth second reading and adopt Ordinance as read: +rl
.iQJ OEK5UNCE AJXBJJIING SECTION 5 OF THE
lTfATmdOw. 03&?ImCS OF THZ VhL€.GB, OF
lDI&l OF J&NUABY 24, ,1949 . -
The Council .of -the,Tillage of Edina do ordain as follows:
Section le -f
c Section 5 of flkn Ordinance Prescribing Rates; Charges and
Permits for Connections: pees; Settinp ITetir.
Regulations for the 'ViQage, of Edina, -TJatemorlcs System1', adopted by the, Tillage
Council on January 24, 1949, is -hereb;y: amended to read-as follows:
"Section 5*
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waterworks system, shall make application at the office of the village clerk for
a permit for that purpose, and shall pay to said clerk, at the time of such
application, a pemit and inspection fee and, in cerf;&n cases, additional fees
as follows: ex *
for tapping main and installing corporation cock, a tapping fee;
for street repairs, a resu2facing fee.
fee and the addit4onal fees shall be in such aount as the council. may fix from
time to time by resolution, and the village clerk shall+keep such resolution or
resolutions permanently on file and available for publig inspection b his
office.
shall be cancelled, a;ld there shall be refqnded to the applicant all fees paid
in connection 16th such permit in excess of the sq of $2,00, vhich sum shall. be
retained by the village clerk as bookkeeping e4xpenser
Provisions for pope: connections of meter, including shut-off
vdves on each side of the same, shall be made by the plumber or plumbing
contracGor, and shall be ready at the time the watenqrks system is requested
(1)
(3) (2) for furnishing meter, a meter fee; and eri The psrr;Lii and inspection
Upon application by the person to whom a pemnit has been issued, it
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Notion for
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Hawthorne,
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adoption of the Ordinance &s seconded by Dqens, and on Rollcall
four ayes and no_nays, as follows: Brede$ep%ye; Danens, aye;
aye; and Erickson, aye; and the
HatrtQorne offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
FBOL'JTION- jXXING EEES JN C0NT;IE;GTION
as follows: _____ -. ___
1. The fees specified in-Section 3(a) of the Piumbing Ordinance of
the Village, asopted June 25, 1925, as amended, -shall be as folloxys:
(a) permit fee $0.50
(b) additional "fee (pe; f&bure) $0.25
(a) connection permit-fee
2, The,.fees specified in Section 3(b) of sed ordinance, as mended,
shall1 be as follows: --
63 9 50
(b) street resurfacing f:e: '
- blackbpped streets . $20rOlj
non-blacktopped streets ~10.00
-r (a1 permit and inspection fee 83.50
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3* The fees specified in Section 5 of the Waterworks Ordinance of the
Village, adopted Januavly 24, 1949, aa amended, shall be as folloys:
(b) tapping fee:
~ 3/k-in$h corporation cock $9~00
(c) meter fee cost plus 2900
- - blackbopped streets * $20,0O
non-blacktopped streeks $lO,OO
I. -inch corporation cock $10150
(d) resurfacing fee:
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Notion for adoption of the
"cere were four ayes and no-.nays, as
Havrthorne, aye; and Erickson, aye; and the
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C The petition of Re If, Dreher, ha0 ?fe70th Street, for pernit to build garage
within one foot os" side lot line, v@s read%
Hearing for Eonday, July 23, was seconded by Danens and carrieda
Hairbhome*s motion, setting Public
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I Petitions for curb and gut-ber on the South side of VO54th Street between Bsard and
that pztitions be accepted, and--bhat Public Hearhg be set for itugust 13, 1951,
at 7:30 PJI,
Petil%on'dated June 24, 1951, €or the blacktopping of TL57ti Street between Zenith
-ad 2ibbott Avenues, tas filed,
proposed inprovenat for Eonday,. August 13, 1951, at 7t30 I>*%, was seconded by
Danens and carried. -
Petition was filed for the dustcoating of 'Grove Streek between Tingdale and Code
Avenues.
&,oust 13,. at 7:3O FJL, was seconded-by Danens and carriedo
-- . pew Avenue and for three lots ?Test or Drew kvenue,.>rere filed. -%vhhorne moved
Iktion seconded by Bredesen and carried,
Havbhorne's motion set&ing Public Hearing on
Hatkhorne?s notion se%ting Public Hearing on proJec% for: Xondsr, .
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3, E3, Copley, 4.423 Brookside Avenue, led a delegation of five which presented
petition signed by sj;zby-txo*otmqs of properties in the district immediately
?lest of the Beltline and between the iforth Village Limits and V*52rid Street,
asking for Sanitazy Sewer. Considerable discussion..was had, as to connection,
method of assessment, etc, Ijavthorme's motion, accepting petition, directing
. Tillage Xngineer Olsson to prepare plaazs, specifications and estbates of eost, and ordering Public Eearing for Eonday, August 13, at 7:30 F.H., was seconded b7
Dmens andungnkiiously carried*
Tn connection wi%h the above proposed project, Engineer Olsson reported that
St,Louis Park is requesting &mediate action from Edina Tegarding permission to
run, their-Sjanitary Semr line 8ori.n I.flinnehaha Creek .as originally proposed. The
Parkts contractor has already ordered the cast iron pipe to be used on this .
project, and Park is amzious to begin'mrk, Cost of Creek set-rer line would be
approximately_$l8,000, fir. Olsson state6 that if Park is not allowed to proceed
along Creek they r.rill probabu construct a small lift sta%ion at a cost of 822,000;
that a~ &ternate route is a tdr fine from Li4th and Thielen, Vest to Cleveland and
then Iqorth to StJouis Park, cost of * which could be shared by Park-Ed- districts,
dkhough Park r.zill py no more than the Creel; route rKLl cost them, No action takeno
Police Report for June, 1951, was submitted and ordered filed+
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Police Captaints reques-l for permission 4io deputize Clerk of Court Richard E+
Olson as a Special Officer to serve at the herican Legion CarrximX.and for other
specid Zunctions mquiring an officer, was - presented.
Cap%ain of Police be authorized to deputize one special policman, ms seconded
by Bredesen-and carried*
Engineer Olsson reportied that sixbeen street signs are needed in Lahena Vista;
cost of r&ich will 3e approlr'unately $240.00, Danens' motion, that, street signs
be installed, was seconded *by Hawthorne and carried* -,
Xngheer Olsson reporbed on projilress being made on plat of Edina &nor, stating
that devezoper must have 11359th ad fh60th Streets, as now recorded, vacsted
bsfore plat can be filedr,- Danens' motion, setting fiblic Hearing on -petition to
Rr, Olsson reprted that Police Department has Lnvestigated desirability of
St02 Si@ at corner of TLYOLh Street and Cahill.Road, -and recornends against
installation, feeling %;hat *i% is unnecessary at t'nls timet Hawthorne's motion,
tlnat rewest for sign be denied aid pe-litioners be notified uf Police..Depar%nient's
reconmendation, vas seconded by Bredesen and carried.
&e -Peter Dorsey conferred with Council-at len&h, concerri&g zction brought by
Jo'nn_Rogleski. No action taken.
Engineer Olsson presented 8 det-ed report of the proposed %0th Street Sanitary
Sewsr hprovenent,11 presentkg a map showing the area proposed to be assessed,
and recommending %bat lateral serrars be constructed at this time in order to
keep down the cost and in order to supply sewer service to this area, which is
now being rzpidTy buZ% upr
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Ilar.si;horne offered the f6llotring Resolution and
moved its adoption: ..
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T-G the Village Council of the Tillage of Edina desires on its own
motion to improve the property tfcthin the following described boundaries by
construction of a District Sanitary Sewer therein:
Street and-Xerxes Avenue; thence South along Xerxes Avenue.-to West Sixby- ,
second Street + exbended East; thence Uest to Beard Avenue extended Sou6h;
thence North to a. point 4l2.5 feet South of the centerline'of West SMieth
Street; thence West to a point 720 feet more or less Tirest of the centerline
of France Avenue; thence North to the Southwest corner of Lot 19, Block 2 of
the proposed Edina 3Ianor Addition; thence northerly along the :Jest boundwy
line of proposed Edina Manor Addition to a point 165 feet more or less Iforth
of the centerline of West Fifty-eighth Street; thence Esst to a point 265.75
feet West of the centerline of France Avenue; thence South to Vest Fiftyp
eighth Strezt; thence East to France Avenue; thence South to Vest Sixbieth
Street; thence East to a point,l6.5 feet Yest of the centerline of Drew
Avenue; thence Horth to the Southwest corner of Lot 4.2; Auditors Subdivision
Umber 312; thence East to a-poh-b 165 feet East-of the centerline of Drew
Avenue; thence Morth to the Southwest corner of Lot 23, Auditors §ubdivision
ItJwilber 312; %hence Xast to a .point 165 feet East-of the-centerUne of Chowen
Avenue; thence South to Vest Sixtieth Street; thence Zast to the Southwest
comer of Lot 13; Block 2, Harriet Xanor Second Addition; thence North to
the Northwest corner of kt- 13, Bloclc 5, Harriet l-hor Second Addition; thence
East to the Ndrth-South alley between Beard and Abbott &venues; thence North
to West Fifty-ninth Street; thence East to North-South alley between kbbott an4 -Zenith Avenues; +hence North to .West Fifth-eighth Street; thence East to
North-South- alley between York and lerxes Avenues; thence South to Southwest
cornkr of Lot 4, Block 1, Harriet lht%or Second Addition; thence East to '
beginning,? and
1- the ViUage c'ouncil desires on its om motion to improve the
follov&g streets by construction of Lateral Sanitary Sewers therein%
Xercxes Avenue from W,62nd Street-to a point 230 feet more or less
+ South of the centerline of JT,58%h Street
York Avenue from 11T.6Oth Street to 1J,5&h Street
Abbot% ,;vOnue from V.6Oth Street tq X.59th Street GSended west
Chowen Avenue extended South, from Td+60th Street to a point-250
feet more or less Southeof the centerline of T?#58th Streeb
Drew Avenue from w.60th Street to Xi59th Stmet exbended Vest
AI1 Streets as platted iii proposed--Edina Ifanor Addition * r\rorr, .T-GE, BE IT PaSOLvEIcI by the Tillage Council of the Village of
*. llCommencing 230 feet South of "the centerline of Nest Fifty-eighth
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Edina 5ly-b it-gs-deerned necessary and espedient to,n&e the Sanitary Sever
Improvements described abofse; and that on the 13th day of August, 1951, at 7r30 o'clock P&, this Council rvill meet at the Village Hall1 in said Village
aqd will st said time and place hear the parties Wterested therein in reference
to such hproveinent, and ni3,1=decide whether or i10t to undertake such improve-
ment in whole or in partc
14otion for adoption of Resolution PELS seconded by Danens, and on EoUcaI.1 there
mere four qes and no nays, as follows: Bredesen9,a,7Danc?ns, aye; Hawthorne,
aye; and Erickson, aye; and the Re
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aye; and Erickson, aye; and the Resolution VB
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Bredesen movsd for papnent of Village Payroll, amount $5,669,48,and Liquor Store
Payroll, amount $1,006c05, for-period guly 1 through 15, 1951 and overtime for
June, 1951, as recorded in detail in the pa;li.rollledger; and for payment of the
f ollowina claims r
Y.5694 Suburban Henn&y, Belief Bd+ . k2e75q POOR FUND .
~5695 First Batla Bank ox LIpls, 2,0334 50 . . SPEC&SESS {M-J&~~l)
6005 Northern States Power Gol 94-7 4b GaaPa nrrm
6006 Northern gtates Power Cor 560,50. tJiiT%R FISm
6007 Rorthern States Power Cor 3,42? Si@R RELJTAL FUND
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6009 Katherine Eoss 45oOO"\
6010 Dorothy Hdvorson &5&0
6011 Carolyn E;. iUawrocki 45&0 PARK FUND
6012 Belt Line Eidget Baseball Lesgue 15,OO Y $ 150r00
L1k93 Zd, Phillips &2 Sons Cor 4-9139*42 b? O6390635 .
Xotion secmded b$ Havrbhorne 'and carriedr
u-92 Griggs Cooper eC Coo 2925Qb93.1 LIr3UOR FuIirl
The matter of the proposed bond issue, for psmanent hprovements, PELS discussed,
office reporting that attorneys preBer that Council take bids on 1ugt.zst 13, rather
than on July 23, and that proposed issue be divided into two issues--one for gew
inprovenents and one Tor bdznce of cost on Trunlc Sewer hprovunent Nom S-1.
Hautbrne~s motion, Ghat Council advertise for bids on Pernanent kprovaent
Bonds to be &ken IIonday, August 13, 1951, Iiotion seconded by Danens and carried,
.. Dams* mtion for zdjournment was seconded by Bredescn and carried.
adjourned at ll:25 PJI,
I-ieeting
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c Village .Clerk
EXD. mg& .@r.13, .1951-, AT 7~30 P,L',, J+T .m mnvi vmm HALL . I '
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Pursuant, to 118ssessnent No$ice,f1 posted on Wficial Bulletin 'i3oaxds of Village of
Edina as of June 30, 1951, the bual Board of Review Heeting covenened at 7:30
P.Z,, Friday, 3uly 13, in the Village Halla
The following Council. meiiibsrs tiere present .to act as Board of Rehew: Bredesen,
Dmens, and %ric!rsonl fka Roy Naeg, County Supervisor of Assessments, also attendedb,
Village Assessor Creighton preseatgd Book of Valuations for the Year 195;1, vhich
book co~teins Persod Property Traluat,ions and Valuations for Wew Zeal Estate om;
old Zed. Estate hawing baen assessed in1950.
Board e;amirred Eook of Vcluations at length.
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There' were no persons present who considered theaselves aggrieved by the assessnents, and none who .t&hed to complain that the property of an6ther is assessed %oo low, .
Danenst motion, qqrming &mlr of Valuations for the &r 195r, as -presented by
Tillage Assessor, xas seconded by Bredken and carried.'
Pzotion by Bredesen foil adjourhent was seconded by Dmens cad carrieda Tlfeeting
adjourned at 9~30 P.i.1,
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t C ZEDWEB OF "HI3 SPECIAX, UEETING OF T€E* + 1
EDl??A VIUGE COUNCIG, HETS.THURSDAY,
JULY 19r.1951, AT 7~30 PAL AT TIEL -
.- EDIfJA WILLAGE HALL .* .. . .* -- 1.
Pnrsuant to due cdl'and notice given, Xeeting cmvened for purpose of discussion
og the Village of -St,Louis Parkts request for connection to Sanitary Sewer System
at lL&th Street and I-hehaha Creek, running in the Creek.
Eembers present vfere Bredesen, Danens and Erickson.
Eotion was =de by Danens, seconded by Bredesen and carried, that the Council of
Edina propose to St.Louis Park that the sewer be run into Edina, Smith from %he
Vicinity of Alabama &venue in St.Lou3.s Park to the Street Railray Right-of-way
or XIotor Street and thence Easterly dong said Right-of-traF or street to a
connection at Rinnehaha Creek; and further that'in view of the fact that the
sewer is not run in and along the Creek with its subsequent inconveniences and
objections, and t'nat StLouis Park r.Jill not have to build a lift station9 thus
eliminating perpetual care?and,cost of its operation, that the Village of St.
Lo- Park share in %he cost of construction or" theeewer as ouklined in the
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1( T mount of $25,000.00. i
Eotion by Danens for adjoument vas seconded by
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T Village Clerk
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