HomeMy WebLinkAbout19521208_REGULAR1dlINUTES OF TKE EEGuLx17.3mING OF THE
EDINA VIL;LRm COUNCIL, HEI;D NONDAY,
DECiBEGEi 8, 1952; Bfll 7:30 P.l4., AT THE ,
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Nembers answering Rollcall were Child: Danehs, Otis and Erickson. 5
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Minutes of Regular Iteeting of November 24, 1952, were approved as submitted, by
motion Otis, secolfded by-Chilb and carried.
Nr. Daniel Bren of Twin City Rapid Transit Company ca&e before the Council to
state that the 'Edina bus line will not be iliscontinued a$ of Decmber 9, as had
been originally planned; but that the bus-is losing money for the company every
day and that it will be impossible for the Company ,to continue the-line at the
present patronage.- In response to schedule inquiry by the Council, I&. Bren
stated tha5 tkie service had been originally set up-to aid the shoppers rather
than dailyrcommuters because it was felt that most Edina residents drive back
and forth to work; that it now becomes evident %ha% the present service does .
not meet Edina needs at all; that he advocates an &tension of the Coma-Harriet
bus line (as soon as convers5on to busses is accomplished) from 54th and France
out 54th Street to Wooddale and down TJooddale to 27.56th Street., Mk. Danens
suggested that the-first bus into Edina 'in %he morning could carry"a heavy load
if properly routed, and Council was in agreement that a change in present
schedule, to accommodate commuters, would be of benefit to both Edinians and
the Company. I&. Bren promised to investigate €hese suggeskions, and to gi+e
reasonable notice before discontinuance of the present line.
Continuation was had of November &th public Hearing oii proposed Storm Sewer to
serGe Boran's Edina M&or and that &rea between 58th and 61& Streets and between
'Abbott and France Avenues. Shager ?XitchelX reviewed his Eskimates of Cost,
given at the November 24th-I!eetingy recombling his Plan No, 2, which invoJves *
one line to serve Edina Eior; and another Soutlie&y'line-d&n France Avenue and
across private properf$ &to a slough Tress of France. 3fr. Etchell explained
~ that before action can' be taken on this plan it will be necessary to secure easements to accommodate the main, and 50 purchase priv&e property for "pending"*
W.6Oth Streets, ' asked %h&t' construction work 6,. completed this winter, to avoid
water damage t'o Chowen Avenue next sprbg. E&. Roy Peterson, otjner of low lot
at 60th and Chowen, refused to regrain from filling his xoty unless Village dll
Windhorst ruledthat the Village does n6t ha%e %he power to give such protection; &. 3Etchell recommenaed against win%& construction for the reasomthat it will
be considerably more e'lrpense, that streets will suffer extensive damage from
winter construction, and that the work is' usually not- as satisfactory- from- a
fvture main.r;enance standpoint.' -I@. fat chell reposed to+ Council that, with
his Plan,No. 2, there would be additional area benefited, t&ich had not been
given notice 6f K'karing.
Utilities Committee, who had made investigation of the probl&n 5n the field with
Mr. Etchell, and who added his recoSxim&ndat5on to that of I@. NXtcheU, moved
that the Chunch approve ih principle*tKe- Village Engineer'us plan No. 2 for
constru$ion of Stor& Sewer to'serve Boranrs Edina Mdor an8 that area set forth
in the Notice of Hearbg on Improvement, and that -all necessary preliminary work
be accomplished toward said construction.
was unanimouslf carried.
Nessrs. Richard Hahhorne and Roy H. Peterson komplained once again of the condition
of Chowen Avenue between IJ.59th" and V.60th Street, stating that She' fill dumped in
the street by the Public-Vorks crew today wS1 not help them at all; that the water
v~ll stay in the large po'cltets in the street 'because there is no place for it to
drain. ~ 1hnager Ejiitchell stated- tliat the street Wiu. be gravelled at an early date
if the pTesent 'fill does not help; th'at Village will do'all' it can to make the
street passable; that finished job cahnot be done until Counci.1 adverbi es for
bids again in the spring.
Public Hearihg $as had on proposed Grad'ing and Gravelling of Oxford- Avenue -between
W.5Lst and W.52nd Streets, in accordance with Notice'of Bearing appearing in Xdina- 3iorningsi.de Courier Novanber 13 and 20,1952. Affidavit of Publication of Notice
was read by Clerk, approved as *to fo-m and ordered placed on file. 'Engineer mtchell's Estimate of Cost with Water Sta%ilization was-read as &,748.00 .or =
$3.ll per assessable'foot; with HI Stabilization, as $4.,469.00 or $3.71 pm
assessable foot. Tb&i 1EtcheI.l stated thst it is feasible to put- the -North half
of the street to grade; that %he South half involves a grade of plus-lO$ and, in
&ne spot, a tliirteen foot fill;-that he Pecommends the-graaing of only the North half of the street at this time, and that not-until Spring.
that there is a possibility that petitioner Bogen might be willing to move one.
of Iris houses, using the Till fr0rnttM.s property to fix1 s~me of his low lots,
thus making it possible to reduce the grade and secure an acceptable stree$. &. Wt chell recommended that- Heming be continued to second Remar. leeting in Febrmary, 1953, for further study. Kotion seconded by Danens
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- lfr. Iilichard Hamthome, owner of properties on Chowen Avenue-between IF. 59th and
' give him protection from 1iaEility for damages"shou1d an accident occurr Attorney
Because of thib technicality, 142. Child ofthe Public
Motion was seconded by Danens and
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Child so moved.
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hblic Hearing vas had on Petition of Bo G.
Avenue .between If. 51st md 7TO52n&i Street for
Street. Affidavit of Publication of Notice
Bogen for permit to Grade T.Tilliam
privilege or" using cErt from this
of Hearing, published in Zdina-
Eorningside Courier Ilovaber 13 and 20, 1952, was read by Clerk, approved as to
form id ordered placed on r'ile. Hrb IEtchell reported that according to plan the street will be cut approaximately two feet between 512.6 and m0 TiiUiam Avenue,
iiith the grade running both vrsys from this elevation. Xr. Nolan, 5UO 'William, inquired as to whether the Council ~dll"require the gravelling of the street as
part of the contract with I&. Bogen, and was informed that this is not in the
pXan; that contractor vri71 be required to save whatever gravel is now nn the *
street and replace it after grading. Kr. 1EtcheU stated that wrk could not be
done at this the; that he recommends that it mit'untZ1 after s,treets are
stabilized in the spring. Because it seemed inprobab1;e that Xr. Bogen would be
'I.ril2ing to do a finished grading job for the 250 yards of fill irivolved, Child
moved that petition be rejected. Ibtion seconded by Dams and carried.
suggested to property owners on the street that they present a petition for the
improvement in the regular tray.
Clerk read 11Mfidavi.t of Publication in Edina-TIorningside Courier as of Hovember
20 and 27, 1952, fop No%ice of Hearings on Assessments for Oiling Impmvaents.I*
kfiidavit vas approved as to form and ordered placed on file. Pursuant to said-
Notice; public hearings were had on the following Oiling Assessments, wtth objections,
if any, recorded wi%h each assessment:
Street bpmvanent 0-1 8t 0-29 - Oilag Beard Avenue between TT.56th arid-IT.58th'
Streets (1950 and 1952) .* Total Assessable Cost'$236.93; Bssessa5le feet, 2,368.22;
Stre& hprovanent 0-2 - Oiling Eving Avenue; W; 57th %o 8,5&h Stree? (1950) , -
Total Assessable Cost $L&L.l3; Assessable feet, 1,200.94; Cost per,Assessable foot,
&XL?5$ No objections, oral or mitten,
Street 3npmvement 0-3 & 0-21 - 0i.ling'Drer.r Avenue, lf05€%h*to 1.1,6&h Street (1950
and 1951) . Total. Assessable Cost $!+93.70; Assessable feet, 2,5253- Cost per Jssessable
foot, &1955. Inquiry made as to status of project.
Informed that this is dust-coat assessment only;. has nothing to do with blacktopping.
Avenue. Totid. Assessable Cost $$226.96; Assessable feet, 2,553.l-4; Cost per Assess-
able foot, $50$@. No objections, oral or mitten. c
Street Impmvement'O-6 - Oiling i>f Triicy Avenue from Highway 169 to North Boundzry
Line of Countryside Addition (19.50) 0 Total Assessable Cost. $324409; Assessable feet,
5,095.U; tost per Assessable foot, &c)636. *One objection, on gmunds that Notice
of Improvement Hearing had not been received, _and that street is in bad condition.
Attorney explained that mailed notice is not necessary.
is dust-coat assessment only. I-hager 1Zi.tcheU pmmised to investigate and repair
ins0r"a.r as possible the txo spots in questiono
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Cos€ per-Assessable foot, :).0565. No objection, oral. or witten, .*
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Street hpmvenent 0-4 - Oiling of -Southview be from Unity Avenue to Conoord
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Objector infomed that-this
Street Iinpbvanent 0-8 et 0-31 - Oiling York Afrenue-between IL55th to E.56th St.
(1950 & 1952) . Total assehable Cost (j2GO.56; AssessabLe' feet, 1,210.27; Cost per
Assessable foot, &2318: N6 objections, ora or written. * - Oiling lI.5&h Street from TToodda3.e to Bkookv5er.r
(19% and 1952) . Tota,&ssessable Cost %LL4.&; Assessable feet, 1,677.08; Cost
per Assessabl&-foot, $.i2795.
Street Improvement 0-19 eC 0-38 - Oiling York henuembetween X5&h and V,59th '
Streets (1951 eC 1952) . Total Assessable Cost (j330.40; Assessable feet, 1,193.16;
Cost pzr Assessable foot, &17633. No ob"jections, ora or mitten.
Street Improvement 0-23 - Oiling Grove Street betveen-Tihgdale and Code Avenues
(l95L).
able foot, $.lOlS.
Street Improvement 0-24 - Oilfig ErJing fivehue bet~rem*Tl.5%h and TT.60th Streets
(1951) Total .Assessable Cost $233.48; Assessable feet, 2,507; Cost per Assess-
able foot, $.0931.
Street Tmpmvenent 0-25 - Oiling T1.59t;h St., Kooddale to Fairfax. (1952) . Total
Assessable Cost &6.30; Assessable feet, 537.18; Cost per Assessable foot, 3.08619,
170 objections, oral or written.
Street Improvement 0-27 - Oiling Richmond Drive, Norman"dde €load to Richmond
Circle. (1952).
Street Improvement 0-28 - Oiling TT.59th St.; Oaklam t0 Kellogg Av& (1952) -
Total Assessable* Cost %..4.62; Assessable fe'et,. 536.60; Cost per Assessable foot,
4.O83l.
Street Improbanent 0-32 - Oiling Harrison Ave, , Nbrth Village- hts td Belmore
Lane, (1952) . Total Assessable Cost ;j7'7.U; AsseFsab3.e feet, 2,104; Cost per Assess-
No object;ions, oral or written, hq&y about blacktop.
Total Assessable Cost $LO8,23.; Assessable feet, 1,062.99; Cost per Assess-
No objections, oral or vritten. I No objections, oral or .r.rritten.
Totd Assessable Cost $82.72; Assessable feet, L,908.60; Cost per
-Assessable foot, $.0.4335. No objections, oral or written.
qo objections, or& or written,
* able,foot, Cj.06986. No objections, oral. or mitten.
No objections, oral. or m5tten.
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linprovcznent 0-33 - Oiling Xerxes Avea between 'IT.6Oth'and Wdhd Streets.
Total hsessable Cost $121.16; Assessable feet, 1,1290; Cost p& Assess-
Street hpmvement 0-37 - Oiling' Zenith heo, between TIo 57th ad ?To 5%h Streets Total lissessable Cost =]79.97; Assessable feet, 1,468.30; Cbst per Assess-
(1952) . able foot, s.09392.
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able foot, S;.05446. Eo Objections, oral or written.
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12/8/52 1% Street Tmprovement e39 - Oiling lT.59th St.; KeUogg to Vooddale Ave. (1952).
Total Assessable Cost $44.90; Assessable feet, 530.60; Cost per Assessable foot; (j.0846.
Street hpmvement 0-kl - Oiling Belmore Lane, Harrison he. *to 'Blake Road.
(1952)
Assessable foot, $.1257,. Vritten objection from Ilks. T-folly Mewlaria, complaining that this is a side-lot assessment,t and that linprovement did little good because
oiling was done late in fall.
Danens offered the following Resolution and moved i'cs adoption:
Ed3 IT RES0LN"rJ) by the Village Council of the Village of Edina, l!4innesota, as
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assessments for Oiling - ' I.
,I I No objections, either oral or written.,
Total. Assessable Cost $354.51; Assessable feet, 2,819.44; Cost per
€ZSOLUTION ADOFTIIG &ID COKIFm.SING
73SsESSmS TO3 OILING . ,
1. I?? is hereby found, determined and declared that the followhg proposed
Street Improvement 0-1 & 0-29 - Bekd Ave., 56th to 58th St. (1950 & 1952) .
Street Improvement 0-2 - Ei&g he., 57th-to 58Lh St, (1950)
Street hprovement 0-3 & 0-2L - Drew Aver, 58th td 60th St,,(1950 & 1951)
Street Tuiprovment 0-4 - Sou'chview'bne, Unity Ave. to Concord Ave, (1950) Street Improvement 0-6 - Tracy Ave., Hy.169 to Countryside Addn, (1950)
Street Improvement 0-8 & 0-31 --York Ave.; 95th to 56th St. (1950 & 2.952)
Street Bprpvement 0-18 & 0-30 - 58th-St,,.Wooddale to Brookview (1951 & 1-952)
Street Eipmvement 0-19 & 0-38 - York Ave., 5&h to 59th St. (1951 & 1952).
Street Improvement 0-23 - Grove St.;'Tingd&e to Code (1951)
Street hprovement 0-24 I; Ewing- he. , . 58th to 60t@ (lyn}
Street lmprovenent 0-25 - 59th St., 'Ifo6ddaJ.e to Fairfax (1952).
Street Tmprovement 0-27
Street Improvement 0-28 - 59th St., .OaHawn to 'Kellogg (1952) .
Street hprovement 0-32 - HarrTson' Ave,, N.Vi1.. -Lidts to Belmore Lane (1952) ,
I Street improvement 0-33 - Xerxes Ave;; 60th to 62nd St. (1952).
Street Tinprovemen. 0-37 - Zenith Ave., 57th to 58th St. (1952) .
Street Tmprovement 0-39 - 59th 3t ., KekLogg to Wooddale (1952) .
Street Improvement 0-41 - Belmore Xane, Harrison Ave. to Blake Rd.. (1952)
and each of them, have- been propei-ly Uculated in accoraance with the provisions
of Ninnesota Statutes Section 412.U1; that notice has been duly published, as .
required by law, that this Council ai~ould meyt to hear and pass upon all objections,
if any, to--amend said proposed assessihents as might be necessary, and to adopt
the same by resolutiop; that said proposed assessments have at all times since
their filing been open for public inspection, and opportunity has'been given .
to all interested persons to present %heir objec%ions; 'and that each of the lots,
pieces and parcels of land enumerated in the respective assessments was and is
specially benefited by the construction of the jhprovements for tihich such' assess-
ment is levied in the amount se€ opposite the description of each such lot,
piece and parcel of land respectively.
The amourits so set out are hereby levied against the respective lots,
pieces and parcels of land described-in said respective assessmenb, and said
proposed assessments are hereby ^adopted and coxfinned as the- proper special.
,assessments for said- improvement$. respectively. The ass-essment agahst each
lot, tract or paxcel, shall be a lien concurrent vLth"g6neral taxes upon the
@roperty descrzbed 'therqin and all thereof.* The total amount of. each such
assessment shall be payable Fjitli general taxes for the year 1952, collectible
in 1953.
County Auditor a certified duplicate of said assessments, dth each- then unpaid
installment, to be extended upon the proper tax lists of the County, and the
County Auditor +all thereafter cause said assessments to be collected in the-
mmner prodded by law. 'Said duplLcate shall be designated as' the "Assessment
Roll for Oiling TmprovementsS' and all amounts collected in respect of the
assessments therein contained shall be siniilarly designated by the County
Treasurer and reniitted to the Villstge Treasurer and by hL6 credited to the
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Richmond- Dr. , Normandale. to aichtond Circle (1952) .
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3. The Clerk shall, as soon as may-be, prepare and.transmit, to the
Permanent Impmvment Revolving Rmd Sinking Fund Account.
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1;fotion for adoption of the ResolutLon was seconded by Child, and on Rollca;LI-
there were four ayes and no. nays, as follows: ye; Danens, aye; Otis,
9 and Erickson, aye; and the Resolut
ornex Gordon Peterson and hi& clLents, Xrs. and E&. Stanley Zwert, 8 Edina, Court, asked for relief from the bad parking situation
Xiqert ealained that when there is parking on both sides of the street there
is bs&fie&ent room for cars to pass; t$at cas enter from both ends of the
Court, meet in the middle and tlien are forced to-back out onto 50th Street;
that this-is a decided traffic hazard for school children attempting to cross
the court, and &SO for onkoming 50th street traffic, recommendation against "Resident Pa&ingll was reviewed.. Suggestion IraS made
the Court,. l&s.
Police Captain ~~CGarY'S
12/5/52 that Zdina Court be made a One-Xay Street, that parking be. allowed on one side
ody, andkhat this be establiphed as a two-hour Par&& Zoneo
follov&ng Resolution and moved it2 'adoption:
BE IT BJEiOIXED by %he Council of the Village of Edina, tkat Wna Court shall be
and hereby-is established as a One-Way Street, with entrance at the East,
BE IT FlJRTm B3SOLED that the prking of motor ve@cles shall be allowed on the
residence. side of this street only,
E3E IT F'IJR!TW RESOLVED that that portion of Edina Court on which the parking of
motor vehicles is allotred shall be established as a llTwo-Hour Parking" Zone.
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Child offered the
RESOLWIOlT ZSTilEXJSHING WFIC
€&XTUTIOlTS FOX EDIf;iA COURT
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I 3Totion for adoption of the.Resolution was seconded by Danens, and on Rollcall there - were four ayes and no nays, .as follows: Chi
Erickson, aye; and the Besolution was adopte ns, aye; Otis, aY_e; and
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1.b. Garlson,* 5937- Grimes Avenue, +~&ire% as to VilGge- Specifications for 'the
shaping of backslopes, bums and shpulder sl_opes,
cpntractor has not complied with specifications in graGng &rant s Edina Emor . He 'stated thzt he believes the
He also reported that three standpipes have been protruding at least eighteen
inches above the street, creating a defwte traffLc hazard, I&. IE€chell stated that he Wuld investigate both complainb- yith lfr. Carlson on Tuesday, December 9.
Request from the Board of Park Cods&oners Tor c&ce&t€.ion of a-debt to the %*
Genera Fund for Special &sessm~tss pn park proper3y paid in 19%, amount $@,79,
was read. At*brney I@dhorst stated tgat SUCK a cancel-lation is legid. if there is
a surplus in :the Gene-raX Fund sufficieyt to take ca_re of this amount. Childts
motion, that ,Council Cancel Park Fund's @&8.79 deb3 to General Fund for special
assessments paid in 19% on pmk prop,erty, and that-the Gerieral Fund be charged
with this disbursement, was seconded by Danens and carried.
I.%., S. So Thorpe, Jr. presented petition for p&ait to-constmct three double
dwellings on Xotp 314 and 35, lluditorts Subdivision 172, an area of 232 x 136% feet
Tacing IL49th Street. Xt-Eorney TEndhorst advised that Council must conduc% a
public hearing on this petition-before taking action. Wdts motion, that Public
Bearing be scheduled for Xonday, January 12, 1952, at 7:30 Pol.f., was seconded by
Danens and carried.
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T-k, Thorpe IU attempt to have a plat in this office by that
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Hessrs ., Bekevold and Gardner, Asst . bsineqs Agent and President, respectively, of
Loqal 224, reqiested a salary increase of 15Q-per hour, or $26.00 per month, for
employees. Xr. Gardner informed the Council, that the members of Local 22.4 have
voted to "invoks fact'finding" in case the Council, shows no disposition to negotiate.-
Upon Council's Znquiry to IIr. Xind,horst concerning this matter- (later in the evening),
Village Attorney stated that Council has the right to reare proof of the Unionfs
right to negotiate for Village employees.
investigate action by surrounding municipalities. Child' s motion, that investigation
be made bong surrounding Villages as to their negotkations with this Union,-and
that Council request proof of Edina Village Employee mabership in the Urlion, vas
seconded by Danens and carried.
I-k. B..Melson presented claim iyl the amount of $25.&L, for damages to his auto- mobile, suffered When Police Depar%ment gave him a push. Child's motion that
Claim be referred to Insurance Undermiters was seconded 'Ijy Otis and carried.
I&. Hoffman, 672.4 Xerxes Avenue; complained that his block had not been plowed
out for three days after the recent storm,
a nevily developed area; that Street Commissioner vas unaware of the nurnber of
people liking in this block; -th& in the future the block vmuld receive the same
I&-. Richard IT. Gierbsen, represeriting Valt er D. Giertsen Compfw, requested F2fial Payment on Street Improvement Ho, E-L-Paving .of France Avenue, Lfr, lG3ichell
presented Esthate of Pqment totalling $U;924,83, inforag Council that tot& payment will be $65,138.00 for this project, an under-run or" some $3,000 ag&st
contract-this being principally on blacMtopping quantities for intersections.
1.k. IEtjchel-1 stated that a hold-back of some 1[;3,8OO i.iOu3-d be adequate to replace the portion sf the paving which might possibly prove faulty this vLrhere
IThdhorst ruled that Performance Bond is in effect for one year after conpletion,
and suggestion was made that Council inform Bonding Gompany that there is still 8
question as to quality of wrk,
amount of $U,924,83 and that Bonding Company be notified that qu&Lty of vork is still inquestion, as secopded by Danens and carried.
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Attorney
Child's motion, that Final Payment be made in
Check No. 8359 issued.
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Er. John Cardarelle presented Final Plat of Greenleaf Ranor, together with
performance bodd in amount of 4$3,000, as guaranty for the grading of the
streets.
have been met. bhnager E%itchell concurred in this statement, recommending
acceptance of Final Plat by the Council.
Find. Plat-of Greenleaf Xmor in accord with recommendations made by Planning
Commission, was seconded by Danens-.and carried.
He stated that all necessary requirements of the Planning Commission
Child's motion for approval of
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I -e. Cardarelle then presented Finax Pla5 of Brmmts Subdivision, Manager
Ei.-bchell recommended. approval. Danens moved for Council appioval of Final Plav
of Brumrs Subdivision,
A long discussion was had on the proposed-Water System for Brooldex Heights
First Addition requested by Nr. E,C. Stow, 'developer. Nessrs. Stow and Carbon
(contractor purchaser of 60 lots within tkie subdivision) and Attorney Hosmer
Brown were present r"or the Stow interests. 'Village Attorney Windhorst reported
that the Attorney General has- mled-that the Council may advertise ?or bids for
the drilling of a well in the-subdivision with specifications to incorporatb
specid long-term financing from waZer revenues; that it is legd. to spe5iafTy
assess developerrs properties (together with some additional properties) after
the required public hearing, for cost of construction of mains. bk. Viadhorst
suggested that some agreement be reached beforehand between Council and I&.
Stow as to the amount to be paid from water revenue (on a per-gallon pumped
basis, perhaps) for well cost. Matter referred back to Village"2ttorney and
Mr, Brown, Xessrs. IBtchell and Stow, Tor further consideration and agreement
on the numerous details involved.
Ik. Stow asked for approval of his FinKt. Flat of Brookr5ev Hei&ts First
Addition.
gravelling of streets were reviewed by Er, lEtchel1, who explained that 3Ir.
Stow has evidenced willingness to remedy small drainage probhs existing, ad
that streets have not been gravelled onIy because of contemplated witemnain
construction.
Heights First Addition subject to submission of bond guaranteeing gravelling
of dl streets in the subdivision was seconded by Danens and carried.
Planning Commission* s recommendation for ttbtdlding height". amendment tq Zoning
Ordinance--iuas reported by Nr. l!B,tcheIl. &. William Crear, representing
Southdale, as&d for opporSuni5y to confer with Commission again before action
is taken by Council, Request granted. *
ltlanager 'IEt chelX presented a detailed recoinmendation on 'the method of assdssment
for Richfield Sanitkry Sewer Outlet, recommending that 25% of the cost be levied
as an ad valorem tax against a11 properties; that the balance of the cost be
spe cizlly assessed against all pro-perties within the Village except those
proprties *already assessed or to'be assessed for the Joint Sewer District No. 1
Outlee, at an estiinated rate of-S.25 per Tront foot for platted properby; $40.00
per acre for unplatted proper&y., Report *also showed possible future assessments
for Trunk Ser.rers within &Ena. Considerable discussion had, but no action taken.
Notion seconded by Child and carried. .-
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Planning Commission recomndations for drainage remedies and for'
Child's motion for Council approval of Final. Plat of Brookx5W
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The matter of the proposed new garbage collection contract, and advertisement
therefor, was again brought before the Council and discussed. 0t;ist motion, that
Council advertise for %ids for two-yeas garbage coZlection contract, with price
negotiations possible at Me end 0% the first year, such negotiations to be based
on comparative labor costs only, was seconded by Danens and carried.
Application by Edlis Chalmers for permit to' erect an outdoor adirertising sign on
the fSest side of County Boad #18, $00 Teet .North of Highway No. 169, was'reviewed.
Child's motion that permit be granted was seconded by Danens and carried.
Polic'e Beport for November was filed and was referred to Public Safety Contmj-%tee
The m%ter of needed sidewalk-repairs was once again brought before the Council.
Efatter referred to Village Attorney Windhorst for best method of procedure on
this. "
Nr. Etchell presented Preliminary Plat oE' &Ielody Ynolls Third Addition.
reported Planning Commission's recommendation for appmval subJect to IEt?. Hansen's
secufihg dedications for bordering streets--which Rr, Eansen has agreed to do.
Danens moved for approval of Preliminary Plat in accordance with Planning
Cormrissiorft s recommendations.
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Notion seconded by Child and carried.
AtAorney Windhorst reported request' to- Pwk Board for use of Village Water for
flooding I-Ellpond for skatijlg rink.
policy, he stated that policy should cover any risk entailed in this operation.
flanenst motion, that request for permission for use of Village water for flooding lEllpond for sakting rink be granted,
After examination of liability iqsurance
Kotion seconded by Otis md carried.
12/8/52
Report was made by 1.k: I.Etchel1 of Chicago Bridge and Iron Company1s notification
that Xater Tank steel ~$11 be shipped in February; that Tank should be corzpleted not
&. 1E.tchell. reported that equipment for 50th and Halifax Stop-and-& Signal trill be
on hand tne week of December 15.
lfr. Eitchellts report on the r'unme,,diate need for traxcavator and traaer, and recom-
mendation Tor rent& of same for a short; period, was. revietred.
Council accept offer of rental of traxcavator and trailer frpm now until Jkuary 1, L953, for sum of $l.OQ, was seconded by Danens and carried.
5 I> later than June 1.
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Child's motion, that
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The follor.ling cl& for damages to pmprty, qFeged2.y resulting from the regrad5ng
and surfacing of KelLfioG J.ven?ie, v~re filed:'
Douaas J. Kac2rthur - 5908 Kellogg- he. - $450.00
Richard H. TkiLf - 5932 Kellogg &e. - $450.00
V.Verne Ulrich - 5905 Kellogg he. - tj500,OO
WdIs motion that Clai-ms be denied and that Village Attorney beihtructed to so
notify cl&ants, was seconded by Danens and carded,
XIr0 ZEtkhell reported request of Officers Richards
Job Classification.
Er. IEtchell. reported Police Captain IfcGaryTs *reapmendations fo;:
driveway @wers who shove snow into street) .
Dismssion had, but no. action talcen.
I L. J. Reinhart - 5936 Kellogg ilve, - @400.00 - r;
Lindberry for change
Discussion had, but no action taken.
I. XWinance licensing snow plor.ring contractors (to eliminate tmrble with
2. Signs for Wo Left Hand Turns off 50th Street in hshess histrict.
Rotion by Otis, for payment of the following Payrolls, was seconded by Child and
carried: 1
Village Papoll for 12/1 to 12/15 and Overtime for llovember
Village Pzyroll for u/16 to 12/31
Liquor Store Payroll for 12/1 .to 12/15 and Exbras for
Firemen's Pzyr03.l for 11/30/51 to &L/30/52
Xquor Store Payroll for 12/16 to 12/31 -I
1; 267.71
651.23
3,4k.zb
Otis, for payment of the following Claims, vas seconded by Chdd and Eot ion by
carried:
GLAI3.f NO. TO: -
1:.
Poucher hinting eC Xthographing Coo
. Hennepin County Relief Board
8234
Berg & Famham
Lumber Stores, Inc.
Hovrard I-jerrimzn
Village of Edha General Fwnd
T&m &. Country Hdvre.
American Cast Iron Pipe Co,
Twin Ci>y Testing and Engr, Lab.
Ydmg Fuel GO.
Delaney Bros.
Northwestern National Bapk
lW#itmx First Uational Bank
Xorthwest ern National Bank
Horthwestern National Bank
Northwestern National Bank
ir 11
$273.65
I 100;00
*100;00
1,590.00
U.56
31~~00
6.00 56.67 66.00
8193 8335 8336 8337 3 1,973.65
8203
82u. 8266 83k2 .
8353
5770
5771
5772
5773
5774 +
I 1
F+st National Bank
First National Bank
5175
5776
577'2 First Xational Bank
Northwestern National- Be c 5779
5781
5784
5783
8230
8231
$340
8202
8217
,8229
' 8246
8241
8251
8252 I 8253
8254
8255 8256
8257 8258
8259 8261 8262 8263 . 8264
8265 8266
8340
8345 8346
8347 8348 8349 83 51 $3 52 8353 8355
8357 8358
8194
8195 8201
8205 8206
8207
8210 6213
8218 8219
82225
8228 8236
8246 824-7 8355
8192 8196
$197 8198
1899 8203
8212
8214
8215 8223
8224
8225
8227
12/8/52 TO:
Northwestern National Bank
Northwestern National Bank
Peder IYTickelsen
Northwestern National Bank
Northwestern National Bank
First National' Bank:
Peder JBckels en.
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Eod-gers Hydrauli'c, Inc.
TolXz, Icing %Day .
Robert J. Ellison
Construction Bulletin
H. =Be Rogers Coo
Earl Sewall
Ashworth & Sons
Bart-Carlone,
If. tu
- ir - 1I
ft 11
Lt 11
Victor Carlson & Sons
Pe'cer Lmetti % Sons
Orfei & Nariani
-11 n
I1 - - n
Pt
-. . by fsr
Eichard Wollf .
Twin CiQ Testing & Engr. Lab.
Peder 1E.ckels en
Ashmrth & Son
-!! v
J.-fL Danens,& Son
Phelps .Drake GO
3j. *KO Courier
Genera E'und' .
Delaziey Bros.
J.'.A. Danens & Son
Ashworth & Son
'rn 11
- tt 11
.,-
+, ..
Grandview Direct Service
Bob Knotdes Ford' Co;
Flour City hsh Go.' *
Brookside Service %tn.
U.S. Supply Go.
11 I1 11
Epls.,Gas GO,, - -
Delegard Tool Co. '
S-beele Signs &-Services
Service Tool $c Equipment CO,
Reinhard Bros.
Faper, GIimenson % Co.
Le-ef Bros'.-kc. *
A-If company, Tnc.
Law Notors Co.
Edina Pure Oil Service
SeX-Eor Dist. Coo
Jde H. Rush
Carroll. A. Johnstone
Lo* V. IEller
Underwood Corp.
Dfck Palen Photographs
Ciancy Drugs, Inc.
Bertelson Bros.
Institute for Traifiing in Ir.TunD Adm.
Dietrich Lumber Coo
Norm& Joos
Nixin. FireExb. Co.
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Td~l & COUntq HdW&
. -I ..
I6
29.29 - CONSTRUCTION FUI'JD
73 i 96 $56,742 59 -.
2.92 6.75
a 12/8/52
CUXi3.i NO; TO: 3 8228 - Blacktop Service Coo
) 8233
8237 - 8238
82-39 _. 82&0 ai
m3
8245
$248
8249 ~
8266
8267
8268
8269
8250
8270
a71
8272
8273
8274
8275
8276
8277
8278
8279
82rn
8281
8282
8283
$284
8285
8286
$287
8288
8289
&90
8291
8292
8293
8294
8295
- $29'7
8298 I
8299
8300
8296
$301
8302
$303
8304
8305
8306
8307 8308
8309
8310
833.3-
8312
8313
83.4
8315
8316
$317
8318
8319
8320
$321
23322
8323
8324
8325
8326
8327
8328
8329
8330
' 1Eller-Davis Co. 2,461i27 George P. Grega 10 000
H. Godfrey Nelson 15.00
Bosholt Eqyip, ent Co. 16,SO
Constfaction blletin 11.20
K. A. Xogers Co. 112.02
3%. Ryan 37.50 Lyle Signs 12.66
v. SIarner Hardware 3.50
. Ilotiern sq. SGpply CO. 58.75
Earl Sewall 142.60
Twin City Testing and Engr. Lab. 160.00
Xarian K. _Kidder 12.88
Eleanor. No+ Irizarry 10 . 88
Luella B. -Vebber 10.88
Edna C. P?terson 10.88
1-iaurene Eeville 10.88
1-2s. Xvelp Horton 16.$8
Karjorie 5. Rossiter 12.88
Berenice H. Treed 10.88
I.=aSy L. Pcpers 10.88
Clarice &., Hollingsyorbh 10.88
Ida Bishog Strong 10 . 88
Carl Z. Ysahl 10 034
Ida L. Smith 13.43
Eu%kIT. * zipoy 11.43
iiuth 1.1. Volk 11.43
Joyce L. &ace - 32.043
Helen V. &Jmer 11.43
Dora Schaqss llk.00
Virginia 1;. Beard 12.00
Patricia E. Ibrzy 12;oo
Lavern IC. :.Ti3liams 12;oo
Florence gallberg 12.00
Rae L. Duggan 13 25
Gladys V. .Caneron ll.25
Dorothy J, ilooygren 11.25
Ceil Delmey ~ 11.25
I.lar$- Bose 3ngler 11.25
IJks. 0laf.I.i. Bye i3.62
Zks. Earle Spencer ne 62
I-L-s. Lw&s Jones 11.62
1.2s. ROY I,Vi Xi. 62
xks. E. Lz xodlin 1L62
13s. Wed Bsplund 5.00
Iks. Ifellie Strate 13.25
Frances Sonnenberg 11.25
Betty Jane Doolittle 1L25
1L25
Inez Stark 14.00
12.00
l2mi.e P. Wt i2; 00
3ma S.. Noyt 12.00
Gertrude Eve 12.00
19.62
11.62
Wzabetk ?;:ood TTehr u. 62
Kary ZLiz.abeth Chaney u. 62
Virginia P. Hughes 11.62
Shirley Taylor ii.25
.)' mry E, :rillson
Patricia Salisbury
Camille Kortum
Ethel S. % '
Dorotnea .Obermeyer 13 025
. Euth Kent I-Iodgson 11.25
EabeL X. Yillson 11.25
IIazizn C. Bailey 11.25
Lil Kesler 11.25
Edna. L.. Qillner 14.00
12000
12.00 Jordis Bqlfany
Ursula BLood Eazel C. .Sr.ranson 12.00
Florence-Freudenthal 3.19
7.32 13 *4A
11.44
11.44
11.4.4 '
- 11.44
Xerlyn Zq Xhite
Zdit3 Vzste
I;arlys Hg&horne
Euth Lo Schneider
aixabeth EL Covnick
I-Zldred L. &@ey
8332
8333 8334 $338 8341 8343 8350 8351 -
83 53 83 54
L2224
L2225 ' 1,2226
I2227
L2228 L2229 L2230
22231 L2232
U233 m234 112235
L2236
U237 ~2238
L2239 L2240 L2241
I2242
L22.43 L2244 32245 ~2246
22.247 L2248 =a9 L2250
22251
L2252
L2253
L2254
L2255
B257 L2258
L2259
~2256
~2260 ~2261. 12262 ~2263 112264 22265 22266
~2267
12/8/52 TO:
John E. Olson -
Goerge Thompson I
F. Richard Obermeyer
Jack Xerideth
Richard C. Sonnenberg
bhnesota Hospital Serece &sn.
Nelson Dry Goods
John A. De3:Tuth
Ediria Xom@ngside Courier
Delaney Bros.
T.fcGowan Contracting Co.
Automatic Alarm Corporation
Distillers Distributing Coo
Ebin Brothers Coo
&B.S. Incorporated
NcKesson & Bobbins-
bziller-IJavis Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company - Underwood Corporation
Weuser Busch, Inc. -
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
Clausen .& Sons, lhc. .
Coca Cola Bottling Gompany
0.K.Droney Beverage Company
Ebin .Brothers Campany
G.Z.S. Incorporated
Gluek Brewing Company
Gold Ked& Beverage Compariy
Griggs, Cooper and Company --
Kueth er Distributing Conpany
Nassolt Bottling Company
Niller-Davis Co .
Npls . Brewing Conpany '
Npls. City Club Distr. Co.
hiorris Distr. Co.
Nordquist Sign (50.'
Old ,Peoria-.Company, Inc .
Richfield Printing Company ~
Pabst Sales Company
Ed. Phillips & Sons- (50;
Purity Beverage-Conpany
Rex Distr. Company
H. A. Rogers Company
Seven-Up Bottling Company.
Shelly Distr. Company
Shell Oil Company
Sunderland Supply Company
Carpenter Paper Company
Itinn. HosDitd Service Assn.
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A"T
;j57.26
* 3.43 15;68
2;31 2.76 3.00
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4.72 78.25
10 . 34
220 000
20 70
' 25.50
3,758.74
628. 54
2U. 84 86.86
1; 50
14.00
120% 218.91
179.59 547 76 70 72 537.18 46.00 183 . 00
167 94 59.28
128.30
63. Ef6
31.15 4.13 861.68
165.53
107 S4.4
4.90 125;36
12.00
319. 55 191 04 152.32
. 4.32
. 139.20
104.88 104.30
. 44.29 63.00
45;23
15.10
17 FUND -
IEdland IGtiond. Bank (IT. Holding) ,206 55
Ed. Phillips ,& Sons Co, . 4; 934-0 26
Val. Bjornson, Treas. @RA ' 72.24
3,003.21 474.10 LIQUOR FUND
Griggs, Cooper & Company
LEd-TJest Uine CO., Inc. .
American -&inen Supply Co. 11.65 $18,&1.72 -. r
There being'no further business to come before the Council, Child moved for
adjournment. IIotiisn seconded by Otis, and carried.
Tuesday, December 9. IdSeeting adjourned at 12: 50 _R.N.,
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