HomeMy WebLinkAbout19510924_REGULAR9/10/51 Clerk Hawthorne entered the fleeting at this time, 241
Discussion was had with regard to licensing real estate developers and builders-
for-sale,
Council can consider an ordinance rep-laking developers and builders, was ,seconded
by Danens and 'carried*
Nanager Olsson reported requests *for salary increases by Robert Obemeyer,
Richard Oberrneyer and Jack Keredith, members of the Engineering Crew, said I
requests being to $1.75 per hour for Robert Obemeyer, 2nd to $1.50 per hour
*for the other two,. Considerable discussion was had as to advisability of
granting raises in the middle of year, with some members advocating no raises
until&muary 1, 1952, and with Mr. Danens recommending requested raises as
an expediency, inasmch as at'least one man has another position in view+
Hawthorne reqyested a recommendation 'from NP. Olsson. ?Ira Olsson suggested
that r;Council recognize requests and grant wage _increases to $1.60 per hour
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and grant said raises td be in effec$ from October 1, 173 toJanuary 1, 1952,
was seconded by Bredesen and carried.
€iatrl;horne's motion, that Village Manager arid Deputy Viilage Clerk be directed to
submit proposed Job Classification and Sa3ary.Schedule at the October 26th
Cquncil Meeting. . Notion seconded by Child and. carried.
Budget for Year 1952 was drafted and discussed at considerable length. It
pias decided to postpone adoption &til Dieeting of October 8,
' Hawthorne' ; motion, that the Village Attorney, Village lhager and
Ordinances and Legislation Committee be directed t6 prepare information so that \
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adjournen%, Hotion seconded by Bredesen and carried. 14eeting adjourned at
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* Itembers an&ering Rollc~ll were *BGedesen, Child, -Danens and Erickson.
Rinutes 09 the Regular Heeting of September 10, and the adjourned portion of
thf: Septenber lOth*&?eting* held September 2%, 1951, were approved as submitted;
by I4otion Child, seconded by Danens and c&ried.
- Hawthorn? arriye$ immediately after approval of the Minutes and before any
other matter of businFssa ,
Fgrst matter of busiGess wassthe taking of bids for several construction projects.
4ffidavits of Publication for Advertisements for Bids in Suburban Press, HopUhs,
form, and placed on file, said.advertisements covering the projects named below,
Bids on projects were then publicly opened and read, as follows:
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Childrs motion for award of bids for Street Improvement No,.C-l5 to Pfeiffer Const.
Company, st low bid of $l,@5r00, was seconded by Bredesen and carried, *
Danensl motion, that Curb and Gutter Bids--Street Improvements NosI 3-6 and 3-7-
be awarded to Vicbor Carlson and Sons, Inc,, at bids of ,3145.00 and :32,986,29
respectively, vas seconded by Child and. carrieda
Child's rnot%n, that Sewer and TTater ?bin Bids be referred to Village Engineer for
tabulation and reprt later in the evening, T~S seconded by'Bredesen and carried,,
public Hearing was called by Rayor Erickson on proposed Lateral Sanitaq Sewer
extensions in several skreets West of NormanddLe Road, as set forth in Notice of
Hearingyublished August 30 and September 6, 19%; Affidavit of Publication for
which Notice was sub&%ted by Clerk; approved as to form and. placed on file*
Because there was"some difference of opinion among affected property owners, and
because petitions had not been filed, for some of *these imprqvenents, &yor Erickson
asked that Hearings be had'in order of listing in Notice, and business was conducted
accordingly, as follo.r.rs:
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la SBNLTARS SEI.IER IZXTEXSION (IKCLUDING LIFP STATIOX) IN YBONNE: TERRAC33 FEOU "Dm ROAD.TO TL56TR STFLEB!. Engineer Olsson'.advised that--he hag been
wable .to secure. degztifed plgn?. and specifications for a Lift station to
serve this street, and had, therefore, prepared no estimate of costtr Those
persons at Hezring were informed that they must bear cost of lift station,
without benefit from other prope'rty otnners in this area, because Yvonne
Terrace is only street benefited thereby, lhgineer Olssbn recornended a
continuance of Fublic Hearing on Yvonne Terrace portion of Hearing until
IJonday, October S. Hawthorne so moved; motion seconded by Child and carried*
At this time Engineer"O1sson presented Estimate of Cost for all-Sanitary
Sewer Bxkensions listed in Notice of Hearing, except Yvonne Terrace;
&M..m.zte being 3~5,726~55 as against 9,136,60 assessable fee%, for $6,09
per assessable foot.
Trunk Sever Assessnent levied in total. estimated amount of ;$1.93 per assess-
a31e footr
SANITm SEXBE EXIBJSION IN lJ.56~~ Sm FR0T.T HIGHWAY N0.100 TO 32ELROD TItclCKS.
&J. Bezres, 5020; E,H; Ad-, 5048; DdLNolader, 5016; De Rgcfieford, 5033..
Those. in favor were ITs J, Rawitzes, 5037; TLP, Jacobs, 5036; 3arry GHmsen, 522b
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kudience was remindedthat there will dso be a
2. go .Pe$it&on for -t;his .Ecbension) +. Thcge. ohdecting. ype Erlf~Nylund, -5005; . __ . ,
3. SXtIiTAIbP sEG.JER 3iXlEliSIOl~ TmECK PUCE &OX TL56TH ST, TO KENTI
? @oo.Pe&it%on for $hi.s.Exbension)-i* _. No,Objec&ions, &%her oral- or. vaitten,
a 5% SlXEMXRY EZXER ZX!IEl?JSION IN CODE ATTENUE FRO14 TJa56TE ST, TO RICHf.IoND DRIVE+
(go .Petition $or this .EAension) e Engjneer Olsson reported-+objection-.by SA
Pearson, owner of property on West side of streetv
ikKi3I.P SETEX lZXE3XSION IN RICHIiOND DFLIVE FRO14 NO€"DAZE ROD TO CODE AVENUE+
fPe%ition filed, signed by large ma jorgty of .affec$ed property.omers) a
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Y c I 4. I SawITBRY SmBR EXTENSION IWRICHCDND GIRCLF;. (Pekition filed, wikh petition for
*. $wer - ip1 Qic'qond, Drive) a. NO. objections, - either oral or written,
$e? S&JITAI?X SEI.TER EXENSION IN1 RI'CHNOND LANE, (Petition filed, with petition- for Sewer &n Richpjond. Drive) . Ho, objections, either. oral or vri%tsn* J,N.Ellis, ' 5404, 21 favor of'project,, a
' SmITm sET.TER EDEIl'SION IN NOR"Dm ROAD FFiOH ?XEXC AlBNlE TO YVONIXE TERRQCE. - (No-Petitioq Tor _%his .E,-;te~sic& . .1:9k+ E,C,SPlovr, and. one .other, ex;paessed..&hem=
selves as being in favor of project, but only 5.f sewer is extended in Yvonne
Terrace, 4 k .*
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Hawthorne's motion, that matter of Sanitary Sewer Exbensions be tabled until after
Public Hearing pertaining to extension of Sewer in Yvonne Terrace has been held,
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' I* Public Hearing was next called on ProposedWater.Main Extension as follows:
1, - In V*58th Street from Park Place to France Avenue; - 2* To serve all lots
in Bofats Edina Emor not .&Lready served by Irater Hains, - 3* In rf&oth Street
€rom France Avenue to Xerxes Avenuea Affidavit of Publication of Notice of
Hearing, as published in Suburban Press Lugust 30 and September 6, vas submitted,
approved as to form and ordered pbced on filer 3hgineer's Estimate of Cost
for the Trunk Water >fain, to be assessed 6ver entire district as set forth in
Notice of Hearing, was $26,07lS20 as against 23,5693 assessable feet, or $1.11
per Assessable Footo Eis Estimate of Cost for lateral water mains, to be assessed
against abutting properties oay, was $39,€%9&0 as against 12,03Zr25 assess%ble
feet, or (i3e32 per assessable footr There were no objections at this time, either
oral or written, Mr* J+El Boran, developer of Boran's Edina Emor, spoke in
favor of project, asking that it be completed as soon as possible. I&* E.G,
Thernell, developer of Bel-Air Addition, requested that this project be expeditedz
and that Lateral Water EIIains for TSrew and &&ng Ayenues between W.60th and tfS61st
Streets be includ6d in project.
on these two laterals together with other laterals proposed for project, inas-
much as his p3tition for same represents signatures by owners of all the property
in Bel-Air, but that Formal Public Hearing must be held on October 8, to make
these two Laterals a part of_prese&ly proposed project,
following Resolution and moved its adoption:
He was informed that cfouncil has taken bids
Child offered the
RESOLUTION 02XIEEtIPJG tt&I'ER .MAIN R*PRO~~,
&?ROVING PLQTS-~AUD SR3CIIiICATIONS AND CON- b
hereto$ore-caused ndtice of hearing to be duly published on the proposed improv&
ment consist%ng of construction of the following Water Hain Extensions 'and kppurte-
names : In W,58th Street from Park Place to Francs Avenuee
To serve all lots in Boran*s Edina Elanor ndt already served by
In tfc,60th Street from France Avenue to Xerxes Avenue '
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and at the hdaririg held at the t&e ahd place specified in said notice !he Council
has duly considered the views of all person; intckested, and being fully advised of
the pertinent facts does hereby determine to proceed with the construction of said
bprovement; that said improvement is hereby designated and shall be referred to
in all subsequent proceedings as Water Main Improvement No* 39, and 'che aDea to
be specially assessed therefor shall include.al1 lots and tracts of land within
the boundaries hereinafter described: I t1Beginning at the intiersection of Park ?lace and W, 5&h St, ; th, $forth '
329.62 ft, more or less, to the North line" of %he SEX/,$ of Sm/4 of m1/4 of Sew
19,T*28,R124 TI; th. E,' along sai& 1/4 Section Line a distance of 657*1 ftp more
or less; tha South 165 ft, more or less; th. X,35$,ll ft, more or less; th' Se 1-65 fta more or less, to the centerline -of %fp5&h St,; tho% along W,,5&h St, to
France Asre*; the S. along France liver to TL60th St.; th. El dong 't.J*bOth 'st, to
the ST Cor, of Lot 13, Block 5, Harriet" E@or 2nd kddn,; th, N, to the NU Cor. of
said lot; th, E, to %he BE Cor. of Lot 11, Block 5, Harriet Planor 2nd Addn*; %1?+
S, to I1.60th St.; th, E, to SkJ Cora-of Lot 13, Block 6, Harriet Ifanor 2nd Addn.;
th, Ne to the IW Cor, of said--lot; th* Eu Yo the Cor, of Lot 11, Block 7,
Harriet Emor 2nd Addn,; tn. S, to 7~60th St.; th, E. to ,517 Cor. of Lot 13,
Block 7, Harriet %nor 2nd Addn,; th, S, to Ve60th St.; th+ Er to BLCor+ of
Lot 13, Block 5, Hakriet Na.noyC 2nd &ddn+; th, N, to .the PRJ Coro of said Lot 13;
Lhr E, to Xerxes Avenue; the S* along Xerxm Ave, to 1.~~62nd St, if exbended; th,
T?@ along 1~62nd St, Lo Park Place; th,-N+ along Park Place to W,5&h St, to
Eoint of beginniagrlr
BE IT FlJ€iTHER RES'OLVED, that
The plqs and specifications for Vater Nab bproveinent Nol. 39, heretofore
prepa'red by the Village Engineer and now on file in the office of the Village" Clerk
are hereby approve&.
Press and the ConstrucLion Bulletin, is hereby approved and confim'ed:
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2, The following Advertisement for Bids, publCshed tirice in the Suburban
ADVERTISEPBITIT FOE BIDS FOR
'WATER IifAIH IE'ROmW-NOa 39
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The Sdina Tillage Counc'il ~fll .neet at the Village Hall, 4301 W,5Oth
Street, Iblinneapolis, on Xonday, September 24,l95lJ at 7:30 otclock PA, .to open
and consider sealed bids for the ,construction of Water 1;Iain Bprovernent No* 39 in
sa'id village, consisting of construction of Uatsr Kain Exbensions and JLppurtenanczs
Jr in the n 'following stre"e'ts: - x c 1,
2* 3. 4, 5. 6, * In France Avenue from V,60$h St. to JL60th St, in Boutan's 3d%a Nanor ;ld&n*
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In 1Tes.t 5&h Gtreet fron Park place to France Avenue. In €Iali$ax Avenue fron tJ.58th Street to M.60th Street,
In Grimes Avenue fronr Malifax Avenue to TJ,60th Street, In Grimes Lane from Fpnce Avenue to Halifax Avenuea? *
In TT,60th Street fro? Halifax Avenue tq France Avenue. ~
In 11.60th Street from Futance Avenue to Xerxes I;venuem Id Ewirig Avenue from fu'+60th Street to w,61st 'Street. In Drew Avenue fro; TZ.6Oth Street to 7J.6lst Street.'
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9/24/51. The wrk on said improvement must be done as described and saecified in
the plans and specifications for said improvment on file in the office of tile Tmage
Clerk. All bids mst be submitted on the basis of cash ppnent for the ifqrk. I46 bids
I-;iu be considered uriless*sealed and filed with the undersigned before the tine of said
neeting ad accompanied by a cash deposit, bid'bond, or certified ch6cZc payable to the
Village Clerk in the a&~oy% of Ten percent of the amount of the bid,
3Y ORDER 03' TiB VILL€-GE CO'I?NCzZ,
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3. Each and all of the terns o€%herforegoing advertisenent for bids ure hereby
adopted as the terms and condif+ons of the avard"of the contract for said improvement*
Hotion for adoption of the Resolution was seconqed by Daens, and on EollcaU there
were five ayes and no nays, as follow:
Ha;.rthorne, are; and Dickson, aye; and*the Resol %ian was adop ed,
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Bredesen, ay6; CHld, aye; Danens: aye;
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Pursuant to Notice of Rearing, published in Suburban Press, Kopkins, August 30 and
Septznber 6, 1951, liajror Eric'kson cued Public Hearipg on proposed Sanitary Sewer
3ktensions as follows: - lo -From termination of present Sanitary Sewer on fbore .
Avenue and I-Zotor StTee-6, "Zst to Rutledge Avenue, this being a Diskrict Sewer.
2, &lateral semr in Brookside Avenue from Interlachen 31~3, to NorthVillage
r;lmits, 3. A lateral sewer in Rutledge Avenue from Ebtor Street to ?Te4&h
Street. 4. A lateral sever in Division Street from Rutledge Avenue easterly
approhat ely 175 feet b
Affidavit of Publication of Notice of Heahkg was submitted, approved 'as to €om and
placed on file, Xngineer's Estimte of Cost for Lateral Sewers, to be a'ssessed to
those properties frmting .said sewers, was $35,206,98 as again& 5,'54Gr4.0 assessable
feet, or $6.35 per assessable foot, Era Olsson explained that this Estimate does
not include an sssessmenk Tor the Xi.meapolis, Northfield and Southern Railway
Propert~which borders Brookside Avenue on the East; that if such an assessment is
contmplated, cost per assessable foot rJiU be less than quoted above. Attorney
%indhorst7s opinion &s gfven, was that Village- can legally assess Railway Compny
.property if they so wisho There were no objections to the laterals, eiLher oral or
mitten, 1.5r. Olsson*s Esthte of Cost for District Sewer vias as foX6~rs: Total
Estimated Cost -*of DT'strict Sewer, $46,659,,67, to be assessed to propzrties not already
assessed for a District Sewer in Sewer District No. 8, Tor $Le29 per asses'sa6le Toot
€or all pFoperi3es as outliried in Notice of Hearing except thdse propertids alrkady
bearidg a'ssessment for Dist'rict Sewer' Nd. 8. Added to this cost for Dis'trict Sewer
r.rill be' $LOO p'er front Ydot fok. each
for conrlection t'o Joint Sevrdr District ivd, 1, There were no ob je'ctSons 30 the District
Sewer: Child offered th"e foXLoving Resolution and moved its adoption:
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BN9, SPECIFICI1TLOB, %.IF CONFImG a
c .a . 'ADvERTI~~IT!2 FOB .BIDS.. * .
BE Dm RESOiXED by %he %OL~CU 'of ,the Village' of.3diria, Elimesota, that this Council
heretofore- caused not'ice of hearing 'to be dully published on'the proposed inphvement
cons'isting of constdction of' the follordng Sanitary Setfers:
Frob tePmiriaPtion of present Sanitaky 'Sewer in Noora Avenke and
Xotor Street, Vest to Rutledge Avenue, this being a DisCrict Sever.
A lateral sewer in Brookside Avenue from Ihterlachen.Blvd. to Horth
Village Limits. A &te$'al sever in Butledge Avenue from Eotor Street to VakrSl;h Stree't,
A later& sever in Division Street from Rutledge Avenue,-Easterly
appro,dmateLy 175 feet,
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and a6 the hearing held at ths time and place specified in-said noiice the CoiUZci.1 has
dulr considerzd the view of all persons interested, and being fully advised of the
pertinent facts does hereby determine to proceed with the construction of said improve-
ment; that said improveixent is hereby designated and shall be referred to in all subse-
quent proceedings as Sanitary Sewer Improvement No. 36, and the area to be specially
assessed therefor "SKI., include all lots and tracts of land r.jithin the follovring
boundaries: '
"Be&q.ning at the lorthkrest corner of Section 28, Township ll'i, Range 21; the
South-along the Vest liae of said Section to V.52nd Street; th, East aXong'TLZnd
Street to Trunk Yighrray Eo. 1694.2; tho Northeasterly along Trunlr Highway N0~169-212
to its intersection wibh Brookside Avenue; th. IJortQ along Brooksidz heme' to its
intersection uith the South line uf Lot 43, AudrLtorls Subdivision No, 176 if sxbended
flest; th, Xasterly along the South Lot Lines of Lot'43, Auditor's Subdivision 3T0.176
a,nd Lot 35, Brookside Terrace, to Xinnehaha Creek; th, in a meandering course .along
IIinnehaZlz Creek to ff,&th Street; the %sterly along TL&th Street to -&he Easb Lot
Bine of Lot 5, iluditp's Subdivision
Lots %i~ht,Si=c,Bi~e,~o~,~~ae,~.~o and One, Auditor's Subdivision No. 276, to %he
Eorth Village Linits; the Vesterly eo point of begjn@-ng,*r
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176; tho Nartherly along the East Loti Line of
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1, The .plans= specsications for Saaitary Sewer Tmprovement No, 36,
heretofore prepared by the Village Engineer and now on file in the office of the
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Construction Bulletin as f ollotvs , is herebg appro&d and confirmed:
f Tillage Clerk are hereby approv9d. \
The aclvertisement for bids, published twice in the Suburban Press and the
DVEFLT$SEK@JT FOR B3DS FOR f
SAB1TA;RY .@iBR WROlDXERi! N0.36 1 . _VIJX@E- OF ?DIN.& The Edina Villaie Council yill meet at the Village Hall, 4GOl T.S.5Oth
Street, l-eapolis, on lfondaya September 2&,19a, at 7:30 of clock PJl. ,--to open
and consider sealed bids for the construction of Sanitary Seyier hprovement 1~0~36
in said Village, consisting of Construction of Sanitary Sewer Excensions and Appurtenances in the following streets:
1, From terinjnatioE of present Sgitaky Sewer on Hoore Avenue and 'ii'iotor Street, ??est to Rutledge Avenue, this being a district sewer.
24 12 Laterq Sewer @ Brookside Avenue fron literlachen Blvd. to North
Village LQits.
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4, A Lateral Sewer in qivision btreet from Rutledge Avenue Xasterlg., approximately 172 feet.
kteral Sewer h Rutledge AGenue fron 12Io't;or S-breet to We5&h Street,
The ~mrk on said improvement must be done as described ad speciiied in
the plans and specificatioims for said improvement on file in the office of the
Village Ckerk. All bids must be subaitted on the basis of cash payment for the
work, IJo bids v~l.11- be considered &less sealed and filedwith the undersigned
bsfore the time of said Eseting and accompanied by a cash deposit, bid bone, or
certified check payable to the Village Clerk in the mount of Ten percent of the
mount of the bida
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Yiklage Clerk Edina, Pk$mesota
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hereby adopted as the tern and conditions of the award of the contract @or said
improvement,
IIotion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Danens, and on Rollcall-there
were five ayes and no nays, as follows:
Xach and all of the tpms of the foregoing advertisement for bids are
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Bredesen, w,e,wd, aye; Danens, aye;
Havhhorne, aye; and Erickson, aye; and.
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Ek, Harvey Hansen requested &ension of Lateral Sewer, from teraina%ion of Trunk
Line on XIo'cor Street md,Rutledge, Vest on Eotor street to Cleveland iiVenu-ea
C&Sd*s notion, that Public Hearing--on plooposed &%era1 Sewer be set for ?donday,
October 22, and that bids be taken at that time,,ivas seconded by Danens and
carried,
Mfidavit of Publication in Suburban Press, Hopkins, August 23, 3.951, of "Notice of
Wearing on Assessment for Storm Sewer-hpcovcment No, 18," vas read, approved as to
fom and ordered placed on -file,
this Kotice,
against *625,027+96 assessable feet, or $,00655 per assessable square fook, vas
readr Xi-* E*G,Stow and I&* Clarence Owens spoke for a delegation of Yvonne Terrace
residents objecting to any Storm Sewer a$sessmen.l; for Yvonne Terrace,
aaintaimd that he had built the so-called Yvonne Terrace Stom Sewer on the
recomuiendatiomof the Village Zngineer at the time 'chis plat 'GGS developed, at a
cost of $568,00; that the Storm Sewer constructed bjr the Village does not benefit
.Yvonne Terrace because his storm sewer takes the surface water draining from this
particular area. property they were infomned by the developer that Storm Sewer TVZS paid for; and
%ha% Yvonne Terrace is still being damaged by waters draining into it from the
Iforthh* Previous action by $he Council, initiating proceedings for Storm Setrer,
vas reviewed for the audieme, aad considerable furbher discussion was fiad,
during vwch a credit of $$25+00 per lot for Yvonne Terrace owners vas proposed,
Err Stow agreed thct credit should go to new owners. rather than to him, for the
cost of the ?rYvonne Terrace" storm sewero Hathornets raotion, khat it is the
sense of this Council that %he assessment for the cost of Stom Sewer Impromment
Iqo. 18 be spread ecpally over aU property in the area set fodh in Notice of
Hearing, and that the lots on Yvonne Terrace within this drainage area be Grmted $$25*00 credit per lot for Vne storm sewer constricted by lb'e StOT.J, was
seconded.by Bredesen and carried, Hawthorne moved that Fublfc Hecring on
Le-g hsessnent in final forma 1Zotion seconded bJr Danens carrieda
As resnrlt of above Hearing, Child moved that Council a%low no further private development in Village Streets; Notion seconded by Bredesen and carried6
Bhyor Erickson called Eublic Hearing p%rsumt to
Zngineerts Tabulation of Assessment, in total mount of $4,09ld@ as
lk. Stow
Nr, Owens stated that t&en Yvonne Terrace mmers purchased their 7
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1 Tuolic Hearing tm field on Proposed Grading and Gravslling of ~~60th Street bebzeen
>'airfax and OakJapm &venuesr Af2idavi.t of Fublicztion of Eotice of Hearing, as published
in Suburban Press, Hopldrs, August 30 and September.6, 1951, vas submitted, approved as
to form and ordered placed on file, Engineer's Estimate of Cost, in total. of $3,337,20
as against 1,603~8s assessable feet, or $2,38.per assessable foot, vas read. One gentleman inquired as to why cost is so hi.&, and @r* Olsson explained that more fill
is naeded on tXs jcb than on nbst grading projecks, Clad offered the foUoriing
Resolution aid noved its adoption:
EZSOLrJTIOR 03DIBlG X-maG-EW
heretofore-czused notice 02 hearing to be duly published on the proposed iaprovement
consisting of Grading and Gravelling of 1~60th Street between Fairfax and Oalclavm
,\venues, and at the heaing held at the time and place specified in said ootice -the
Council has dul$ considcrzd the Views of all persons interested, and being fully advised
of the pertinent f'acts does hereby deternine to proceed with the constructLon .of said
hproqment; that said hprovment is hereby designated ad ahall b3 referre3to in all
subsequent proeeebgs as Street kprovenznt 130, C-17, and the area to be spccjally
assessed therefor shall include all lots and Gracta of knd abutting and fron"r;ing upon
Tlotion for adoption of Eesolution PELS duly seconded by Danens, ad on Itollc~CLl there
mre five ayes and no nz;is, as follows:
HawkhQrne, aFe; and Erickson, ago; and.the Resoluti i s adopted.
I the streets in xbich s&d improveneat is to be constructed+ J
Bredesen, apj CHldcaye; Dwens, aye; d;!&LL&-
IilrtyQr
d
TXlage Clerk "
Child offered t& following Resolution and rnoved it5 adoption:
FtBOLUTIOlis &PiX"G PULTE ?ID SFECII?IC LYIOPTS
FOE. S'T!F@Zl I$?XOVEZ~, XL C-17 JIkI .DECTIII:G . AD?~RTLX~LXHT FCB BIDS . . .
BS IT IBJEOL~ED by the TLUage Councilaof the Village pf Edina: .
pared by .-&e Village Znsineer aid now on file in the office of the Village Clerk are
hereby approved.
Comtmction 'J?uUetin the following notice for bids for the construction of said
iinpro vexent :
t
. 1, The pkns and specifications for Street hprovment Ho. C-17 heretofore pre-
2, The Clerg shall cause to be published twice in ;he Suburban Press, and the
DVXRTISEtBWI! POFL 3DS FOR 4
STFLBT. DI1TP~~~Sr B0.C-12
lTILlXcT;4: OF 3DEA
The Edirra Village Council r.riU. meet at the .Village Hall, .4801 IT. 50th Srset,
~ IZinpeapcCLis, on Xonday, October E, 1951, at 7:30 o~clock P.&, to open apd consicier
sealed bids for the construction of Street Improvaent IJo. C-17 in said Villsge,
consisting of Gradins and Gravelling of TT.60t;l Street between Fairfax znd Oaklawn
3.renues
plans md specificztions r"or said improvement on file. in Vne office of the Village
Clerk. 4.U bids must be submikted on the basis of cash papent for the work.
bids ~dll $e considered unless szaled and filed vith the undersigned before the time
of said xeeting ad accompanied by a cash deposit; bid bond,'or certified check pyable
to the Tillage Clerk in %he anaunt of Ten percent of the amount of ,the pid.
The work on s&d improvement must be done as described and specified in the
I\To .
.* BY OA2DSFt OF TI-ZZ 'VIl;LhGE: COUCCIL, ** I .-- ._ BBWm HA.Yi!HOFdJX
YUage Clerk
Edina, I-Ennesota
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3, $ach and *all of the tern of the foregoing advertisement for ,bids are hereby
adopted as the terms ad conditions of the award of VIe contract for said iaprovemente
llotion :or adoption of the Resolution tms seconded by Danens, 'and 6n Bollcall there were five- ayes and no nqs, a5 follows: Bredesen, aye; Child, -aye;3wens, aye; Hatrborne,
aye; and Erickson, asre; ancl the Resolution tm3 ado ed
ATXBT: c-
%/-- /---@?/DL;,L -' ' L Ihyor .i 'd
Village Clerk
hrsumt to *%otice of Hearing on Proposed Gravelling and Blackbopping,l! published in suburban Press Septmb=r 6 ad 13, 1951, affidavit for which publication vas' submitted
by Clerk, approved as -Lo ;om and ordered placed on file, Ialayor &ic$on called public
Iiezrbg on &avc&&g and Blackbopping of -Westbrook Lane between '13. kfkh and
f.:.l%fi Streets, I&, OLsson's Estimate of Cost, qomt $1,6$0*4e as agEinst 1,179.99
assessable feet, for 4;lL+lp3 per assess8bl.e foot, vas read. Engineer Olsson recommended
delaying this >roject..until 1952 because of recent sewer and mter nah instaUatiom- There were no objections from tho floor, and an written objectiqns had been received prior to the hearing,
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Child offered the follow&g Resolution and moved its adoption:
R33SOLUTION OFDERIIVG IXPXOV?GENT
241
s- lm?Romvm NO, A-22
BE E RESOLWD by the Council of .the Village of Edina, Wnnesota, that this Council(
heretofore-caused notice of hearing to be duly published on the proposed hprove-
ment consisting of Gravelling and BlacKcopping of Westbrook Lane between T?&$th
and IT&9th Streets9 and at the hearing held at thetime and place specified in
said -notice the Council has duly considered the views of all persons interested,
and being fully advised of the pertinen.$ facts does hereby determine to proceed
vdth the construction of said improveaent; that said kprovement is hereby
designated and shall be referred to in all subsequent proceedings a5 Street
kprovement No. 11-22, ad the area to be specially assessedtherefor shall
include all lots and tracts 02 land abutting ad fronting upon the streets in.
which said improvement is to be constructed.
Elotion for adoption of Besolution T~S duly seconded by Damns, and on Rollcall
t'fiere yere five ayes and no nays, as
Ditnens, aye; Hawthorne, aye; and
ATTEST: . 1 *^ - 1 ' Xayor
Villa'ge Clerk ' I
Affidavit of Publication for Notice of Hearing on Proposed Blacktopping, published
in Suburban Pyess, Hop'sins, August 30 and September 6, was subaitted, approved as
to form and ordered placed 09 file.
Erickson callet: public hearing on prozosed Blacktopping of that part of Woodcrest
Drive in Shady Pines Addition.
as against 683.25 assessable fee$, for $1.63 per assessable foot, was read,
There were no objections to the improvement, either oral or mitten.
offered,the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
IX.ESOLUTION ORDEEING II'iPROVE2ENT.
33E'lT REXiOLVED by'the Corn$&& of the-Village of Eddy BEnnesota, that this
Council-heretofore caused notice of hearing to be duly published on the proposed
improvemen% consisting of Blacktopping of that portion of IToodcrest Dlfive in
Shady Pines liddition, and at the hearing held at the time and place specified in
saic! nptice the Council has duly considered the views of all persons interested,
and being fully advised of the pertinent facti does herebk determine to proceed
with the construction of said improvement; that 'said improvement 5s hereby desig-
nated and shall be referred to in all subsequent proceedings as Street Improvement
Nol A-23, and the area to be-specially assessed therefor shall iqclude all lots
and tracts of land abutting and fronting upon the streets in which said hprovb
ment is to be constructed,
Xotion for adoption of Resolution vas duly seconded, and on Rollcall there tmr8
five ayes and no nays, +* follows: Bredesen, aye; Chilaeye; Danens, aye;
-
Fursuant to said Notice of Hearing, Nayor
Xngineer's Est5mate of Cost, in amount o$ $;l,l09,35
I -%-I-
Bredesen
t -. Sm IttlPF1OMm.NO. A-2
by Child,
Hawthorne, aye; ana Erickson, aye; and the
P
/ -_ 1- ' Ifayor
Village Clerk
Public Hearing on Proposed Ass'essmeit for cost of construction of Storm Sewer
~pruvement No. 21. was had, _after Mfida-iiik of Publication fok Notice of Hearing,
as published in Suburban Press, was submitted, approved as to form and ordered
placed on file, Letter from C.TI,SLocum, owner of Lot 22, BXock 4, Hdrriet
Ehor 2nd Additioq suggasting @arming survey for-entire 'drainage area, tias
read. Xre-CraZg, 9309 Chowen, stated he objects to assessment because his
,storm wLter-drains South and not into 57th Xtrezt storm sewer*
and 5933 Beard Avenue made same objection.
Hawthorne's motion, that Fublic Hearing upon proposed assessment be postponed
until first mesting in June, 1952@
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*
OtJners of 5324
PIPs i3ie1,5616 Abbot%, objected alsot
Rotion seconded by Child and carried,
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Informal Public Ne,?ring was had on proposed change of name of *Warket Street" to
1W*J*49& Strtyrb+"
&sociation in the Post Office Building, ob;jected, and t'ne petition setting- forth
reasons for name chFnge 'EELS read, with Ees Hartley Cravens supporting the ;,.
pe-i;ition.
dispense with second reading thereof and movewits adoption as read:
Hessrs. ..Fred V, Bo,dgers of Camp Lincoln and Swburn of ,the Loan
Cud offered $he following OFdinance, aoving that the Council
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Section le That Ordinance adopted by the Xdina Village Council Uay 27,1935,
entikled Ordinance I!zming and Renaming Certain Roads, Strae-bs and Avenues in
the Village of Edina,lt is hereby wended by inscrt5pg therein an wiuberzd pas-
graph vrhkh shall raad as follows:
"That 1krket Street, extending betmen France Avenue and Halifa;x liveme,
shall be renmed Tiest Forty-Rine and One-Half Street." -
' Section 2. This O&lbance shall be in-force and effect frorn a-id ai'ter its
passage ad p-'Jfi&,lon accmd.ing to law+
Xotion €or adoption of Ordinance vias seconded by Bredeseq and on Rollcall there
mre five ayes and no nzys, as 2ollor.r~:
Danerrs, aye; and Erickson, are; and the Resolutio v@s-ado>tedo
Bredesen, ay6; CTuld, are; €Iaviihome, aye;
., gp5xA;A-&- '* I \
-K " '. t I Iiayor Vilhge Clerk
Child's motion, thxL Villags Engineer be instructed to post sips designating
the newly 'renbed tl.ForLy-1Ene and One-Half Street as both Warket Street'land
WrFor-Ly-lZne 2nd One-Haf Street*', ~ ms. seconded by Havhhorne and carriedr
Fhal Plat of ~*Eel-Air~~, as appro7ted by the Planning Conmission, was presenteda
HawthroEe moved for approval of Final. Plat of Bel-liir*
ad carriedr
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Uotion seconded by Child
1.2, Peder lEc!i&en presented plans for ba-senent of Edina Cormunity Lutheran Cllurch,
to be located at a05 Tlic54th Street.
;ras seconded by Child and carriedc
I&, 1Fiic'l;elsen presented plans for filling station to be constructed on Lots 1.4 and 15, Block 1, Grandview Eeights (fir7 Hi&v;ay N0,169).
be approved ad pernit be granted.
IJ&* Xickelsen requested palY.;irission to build it Drive-ln at 5003 EEghiay 569, Lot 2,
Block 3, Grandvie;.r Seights.
seccaded by Ctlild and carpied.
Hawthornels motion, Lha% permit be granted,
Hawtkorne moved -that plms
Liotion seconded-by Danens ad carried.
r
Bredesents motion, granting permit for Drivs-lb, vas
r
I-k, John H. Dorek,7&96 ITorth Street, St.buis Park, former manager of Edins Eowling
AlleF, and Off-sale Beer Licenses for Edina Bowling Center,5030 France Avenue South;
stating that he rrill be taking ovsr thc business.
of all licenses except the tvo beer licemes.
unanimously carried,
Era and labsr James P. Boviell made application for pew6 for km-famil~r dwelling
at 4832 TTestbrook Lme,
Cornmiasion, xas seconded b3- Bredessn and carried.
I&* Dahl, 6157 Franc% iivenue, objected to 60th S-Lreet Trunk Yater &in assessrrient,
&aiming that, since tis lots we -two blocks awy from proposed trunk main and
s-hce the streets ara not
sanea Ihtter cxplzined by Village -4ttoYney T.lindhorst.
Xka Olsson presented tz?xla-bion of bids take; earlier this evening*
bid considered ins that for tkter Z%in Jjilprovment 1Toa39.
that the low bidder is Phelps-Drake Company; that according to bid seading date
is 200 days from date, yhereas.tho nqd-1or.r bidder, Lametti Lasuetti can start .
in 10 dap and complete in 90 days. Nr. Guy Drake, Jr., who was present at the
letting, stated t'mt he can begin this project just as soon as Lametti Ct he%%&
sewer contractors, are out of the tray; that equipmen% and materials are available
immediately; thzt he had in error reversed his starting and completion date on
his bid and should be beginning date 60 days frosz date; completed within 200
mrking days thereafter.
contractor intends to caaskruct the -ater main on each street as soon as the sewer
main on tht street is conpleted,
low bidder, Pfielps Drake CO., Inc+
carriedr
applied for Eovrling Alley, Food, ,Cigarette, Pinball &chine, %-Sale Eser
. Hwthome moved Zor approval
1.1otion seconded by Child and
Hinhlnorne's motion, ref.ei.rhg application to Planning
cut through, his lots v&llL receive no benefit from "
q
The Tirst
Eke Olssan. ezglainecl
\.J ,\
Zaekti & 'metti1s representative stated that this .
Bredesenl s notion, that project be awarded to
at $Y-,50%3lj rvas seconded by Da.nens and t
I
9/24/51 289 I&, Olsson reported that Phelps-Drake Co., Inc, is low bidder on ITater Main 'i Xmprovernmt No, 40, with 6 bid of $4,35OS20. Hawthorne aoved for award of bid
to Phelps Drake Co,, fnc, Xotion seconded byBredesen and carriedr
Bids on Sanitary Sewer Improvenewb,Brew and Xw55g Avenues between 'C.JI60th and W, fl
61st Streets were reviewed, Yt. Olsson reporting that Lametti eS hetti is lo^
bidder, sdth $4,540,19. Hawkhome' s motion, that bid be awarded- to low bidder,
was seconded by Eredesen and csrried.
lilr, Olsson reported that Bart Czrlone is low bidder on Sanitgry Sewer lmprovement ~
No, 38, wit11 bid of $3,799*45.
low bidder,. was seconded by Bredesen and carried.
Richard P, Wolff being low bidder for Sanitary Sewer kprovement Ho. 39, Hawthorne
moved for ayard of bid to Richard P1 IzTolff, at $3,681.90, Notion seconder$ by
I&. Olsson reported th& Orfei & lhriani is $ow bidder on Sanitary $ewer Improve-
ment _Xo, 36, at $71,307.39, Phelps-Drake being nexf;-low, with $72,797025. Reporb
was made that low bidder has. been difficult to deal*with in other Edina projects,
and Child moved that award of bids be delayeg for two weks, pending investigation
of contractor's imrk in-other communities, by Village Engineer, Motion seconded
by Hawthorne and carried. t
Sewer Improvement No, 37, at $3&,331,U, Child's motion, for award I. of contract
%o Phelps-Drake Go., Inc,, was seconded by Danens and carzied.
3I'I.- Olsson reported %ha% Phelps-Drake Go,, kc.+ is low bidder on Sanitary Sewer
Improvement No, 37 Alternate at $33,897,00,. Child $oped that award of contract
be delayed until after Pubqc Hearing of October 8.
and carriedr *- -
3Tr. Child reported that: location for Water Tank had been found near football
lights on school grounds .
property on friendly condemnation.
pro2erty and get toget'ner with school board and 142. Windhorst for possible
First Edina State Bank's September 20th transnittad of $110,000 U.S. Treasury
1-3/4$ Series B. Notes..due December 15,1955, as collateral to cover deposits
over $325,000 in Edina Bank, was reported,
Besolution and moved its adoption:
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Hawthorne's motion, that contract be awarded .t;o
Child and carried, . .. -- . .
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Tabulation of Bids shoipred Phelps-Drake Cot; Inc.<to be low bidder on Sanitary
r'
.s
Notion seconded by hx&l.xorne*
Attorney Vwdhorst recomended condemning the
Engineer Olsson instructed to stake out
acquisition of site recomended, .*
Child offered the following
. RESOL~ION &PPROV&G ASSIGNNENT OF
+ SECWJTBS-IN LIEU- Ox. BOND
FIRST I3lIIJA STAT3 BANK
13E IT RXSOLVED, that the Tillage Council of the Yillage of kdina approve the
assignment b~r its depository, the Fimt Edina State Bdc of Xdina, E1Tinnesota, of
the foUoiJing, togethez -with those-securities pledged Jmuary 8, 1951, as good
and sufl"icient collateral $or the KUage of Edina .Public Funds <for the balance
of the year 19%:
U,sdb -Treas& Series B, Notes -1-3/&$ - &e 12/15/55 - @XIO,OOO
Motion for adoption of Resolution was seconded by Bredesen, and on Rollcall
"C -1).
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Tillage Clerk
Pet5tion'for Rezoning of Lot 3, Block 1, Edenmoor Addition camk before the Council, hvi~g been approved by the Villgge $'laming Commission.
motion, that Public Hearing on petition be set for ILTonday, October 8, fms
seconded by Danens and,carriedr +
Resignation of Irving Cummings fcuom Police Deparwent was presen-bed,
moved Lht resignation be accepted, -Notion .seconded. by Child and carrieds
Besirnation of Thomas Hodgson from Civil Defense Copittee was repo9'ed. Haldhorne moved that resignation be accepted. Xotion spconded by 8Ud and
carriedo C
Matter of Rezoning bf Lots 3,4,5,6,9,10,ll &+U, Block 4,'Tingdale Bras* Brook-
side, came once again before Council.
decided informally to table petition until plans for Trunk Highways 169-100 are
HatSi;horne's .
Hadhome
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No formal action taken, but Courlcil
4 complet ed **
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Application by Brede, hc., for permit-to+install lO'x40' sign on State Highway
No, 169 1/2 I-Ele East of Vest boundary line of Village, was submitted. Hawthorne's
notion, that application be referred to Village Nanager for investigation and
recsmmendationj ms secanded by Child and carried.
.
.
Application by balaer Display Company for permi'E to construct sign at about 5600
Highiay ITo. 5 was presented, together with office report that application is not
clear as to exact location.
location is not clear, *
Child noved for approval and payment of Village Pziyroll, anout $6,08'7,5l., and
Liquor Stare Payroll, amount $648.17, for period Septemb.er.16 to.30, hc., and the
Haidhome novedthat pernit be denied for reason that
Xotion seconded by Child and carried.
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followbg el-, was secohded by Danens and carried: cum EO* TO= 1. I b liliOrniT ,m -
. * IJidlmd IJationdl -Bank - . $-.lL6~,90 . . . - .- L.
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Distillers Distributing Goe
* The EL E. hhmann Co+ -
hheuszr-Busch, Inca
Canda Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
Glausen.& Sons, Inc, .
Coca-Cola Bottling Co,
Cold Spring Distributing Cor Cornelius Beverage Go.- -
0. 1.1, Droney Beverage Co.
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Gluek i3ret.ring Co.
Gold Xedd Beverage Go,
Kuether Dis%ributing-Co,+
linneapcdis Brewing Go.
3Enneapolj.s City Club Distributing Co.
liorris Distributing Co.
?ahst Sales Company -
writy_Co., Inc.
Rex* Distributing Co .
Seven-Up Bottling -Go.
I?. J. @inn Paper Cor
Borthern States Power Co.
IT. .:;T.< Bell Tell." Go.
Foqqan Ford & Co. .
The National Cash Register Co.
Refrigerator Service Go. .
&erican L.inen Supply Go.
Crook & Hanley, -Inca
@iller-Davis Cos.
Shai~-TkCLker
Uoid ._
Victor Adding Ihchine Go.
Griggs,-Cooper & Co. -
IEd-Vest TEne Go.
Griggs, Cooper & Co,
I-lassolt Bottling Coo ~ **
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c Ed* Phillips &"sons-Co. - -
J. pi. Dziens & son, hcb -
Earl* Sevmll
Glacier Sand & Gram1 Coo
Continen+&l, Inc.
&ague of X-. Iiimici~alities
Wicipal Equipen% Co.
Berg EZ Famham Co. .
Dick Palen
Pfeiffer Consfxuckion Cor
&I Fyan, Sheriff of Hennepin County
Faqhau Stationery &. School Supply Co,
Underwocd Corporation - 1
1-Torell & ITichols, Inc,
k & k Zlectric Co..
Dietzick Lumbzr Co.
Crook eC Hanley Jcr?c,
Bmtelson Britsc,.
American Enen Supply Co.
pncy Drugs, mc,
Eine Safety Appliances 'Cow
Suburban Press . @\ Glenn Johnson Cont ."Cop
N, A. Bogers Co.
(3scz.r Boberts Go.
n
. 67.60
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** a95.59 c 7 - 377.43.
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184. 55
26.34 1,776. $0
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508.04
192 . 40
152 97 86.00
51.10
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7.45
29 50 ~65
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2,232.08
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661.36
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154.89
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164.00
59 00 12.20
22.4.0 30 71 3.86
2.20
1224 m.75
32.00
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95.60
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6273. 6274 - 6275 6277 +
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6277
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Wakner Hardware Company 6*57 GENERAL FUND
k.26 .Sk, 779.43
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Town & Copntry Hardware
Village of 'Edina
Terry Bros.; Tnc;
Terry Bros.; Inc.
Terry Bros.,-Inc. '
Delaney Bros .
Construction Bulletin
Subur3an Press '
H, A. Rogers Cor
Pfeiffer Const. Cor
Phelps-Drake
Phelps-Drake
Pfeiffer Const. 'GO, '
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Int<rnai$onal Harvester Co.
Brookside Service Station
Brooksida Service Station
Dependable Motors
Globe Haufacturing Coe-
Astleford Equipmen%, Co . , In&
Scandard spring Go; -_-
American Linen Supply Co.
A-If Go., bc,, of 3besota
Carl W. R. Carlson
Delegard Tool Co.-
D-A Lubricant Go., Ihc, .
Lee$ Bros., Inca
IGnneapolis Iron Store
iforthwestern Tire Cq.
Phillips Petroleum Coo
Rosholt Xquipment Coo
Tom & Country Hardware Go,
RihmMotor CO. -
t
B9rgerson Caswell Inc, '- 363.39
City of M%,meapolis; City Treasurer 4,220.48 SEt~"lXEHT~
Badger Weter Mfg, COS 2y083i'?3 ?qATEX FUND
Town & Country Hardware 1.27 'I $ 2,468,39
). 3 4,220tM
77*36 , 'PARKS FUND *
20.40 . $ 97.76 V;ictor Carlson &. Sonsp
&Edrt;est Badg9 & Novelty Co. *
6263 Suburban Press +* 3.4. 58 ,1951 ITPRO~~S
$ U*58
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I&. Alex Creighton, Village' &seesky, requested salab, increase to $12.50 per
day for himself,.$lO.OO. per. day for one of: &is deputies, and $LOO per hour for
those deputies working on personal. property taxes, L No action taken,
Natter of cmge in Water Rate was discussed briefly, vritg further discussion
to .be had next meeting.
Petition for water-main in Interlachen Blvd. betiqeen Hankerson and Oxfogd, and
in Oxford, Bedford, IElliam and Hankerson Avenues* between Tnterlachen B1,v$. and W.52nd Street, was fihed.
be posgponed as to in$tiation of legal procedure until petition is inveskikatbd
.
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ghild movpd that petition be accepted but that action
- as to perpentage of petitioners+. t *
9. Child moved for adjotirniment.
adjourned at 12:20 B.f4., Tuesday, September 25.
Motion seconded byt Bredesen and carried. Neeting
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