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HomeMy WebLinkAbout19550425_REGULAR3169 4/11/55 IN TjITI\TEsS ImF, VILLAGE and STOW have caused these presents to be executed in. %heir respective. corporate narpes by their respective duly authorized officers znd their respective corporate seals to be hereunto afyixed the day and ybar first abbve written. Discussion was had as to approval of Agreement; anCi% was noted that a certified copy of expendiZukes mace-by the Stow'Company has noE been furnished to the Village. FronX moved for approval of contra'ct for purchase, subject to a check of expenditures. Xr. J. D. Dobbehan requested that the Village take bids for a-'pumphouse for " the Edenmoor Well just as soon as possible. SomG discussion was hhd, with Supt. Xoehler asking the Council's opinion as €0 the @le of pumphouse wrisKed for this location; md the style of the Halifax pumphouse was tent-atiirely agreed on. was decided that bids should be taken just as soon as plans and specifications -. - . __ _- . 1 Notion seconded by Tupa and carried. .. 1% - can be prepared. 1 Fronk then moved for adjournment, rnotion*was seconded by D;tnens and unanimously carried. Neeting kdjourned at 1:05 esday, April 12. 4 - Acting Village Clerk Invocation was given by Rev. Donald C. Carlson of Normandale Lutheran Church. Nembers answering Rollcall were Danens, Fro& and Bredesen, with Bredesen presiding. Khrtes of Neetings of Tbfarch 28 and April'll, 1955, were approved as submitted, by motion Fronk, Seconded by Danens and carried. Clerk presented Affidavits of Publication for Advertisement for Bids--Deep Ifell Turbine Pump, in Edina-Xorriingside> Courier and Construction- llletin April L!+ arid 21; said advertisement being for ~mp' for Edenmoor Well. as to fom and ordered'placed on file. and Fronk moved for referral of bids to Village Engineer's Office for Public Opening and tabulation. in the evening bids were returned, were found to 'ae as fol1or.r~: I -- .- ~- - ... - Affidavits were approved Clerk reported receipt of four sealed bids; Hotion seconded by Danens 'and carried. 7%- -x- 3; -% -x- Later DEF2 IGXL TUnBIIE PUTIP FO3 ZDEXMOOR HELL II- r Goodin Company, I-Iinneapolis $6,048.00 FairZjanks, Xorse & Go. $5;&13.00 Layne-Hinn. Co. $5; 236.00 $6, 964.00 Iceys tTe11 Drilling cO. $6,064.00 (fit .> _. .~ - Public Utilities Sup-&. Woehler recommended award of bid to low bidder, Layne- Tsiinnesota, at $5, 236.00; and Fronk's motion, accepting PZr. Ijoeehler!~ recommendation pias seconded by Danens and unanimously carried. Nayor Pro Tem Bbedesen then announced to an overflow crotd estimated at-move than -- 500 people, that the Council would conduct the COlJTmATIOI\T OF APRIL 11, 1955 PUBLIC i33ARDTG ON PROPOSED Ib@OVBE2TT OF FR@JCE AS&, W.66TH ST., AND: VBl;f;F;Y VIiW ROAD. He explained that because Rayor Zrickson is ill, and Trustee Tupa is out of - __ town, 'che three members of tEe Council present will conduct the Hearing a3 scheduled, but that there will be go +o&e ktil- %he other tvio-have had the minutes of the meeting. I&. Bredesen then-announced that, to legally, conau$t the Hearing, 3% wLl1 be necessary to-validate the petition presented; and, upon- Engineer ZiIcanfg statement that the petition 'is signed by-the required percentage of ovmers of property affected by the improvement (being one owner, the Dayton Company, owners of some 60% of the property affected), Fronk offered the following Besolution and moved its adoption: . opportunity to read R;E~~L~TION DECL~IBIG ADB~U.EY OF PETITION BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of %he Village of Edina, Ennesota, tha&^.a petition signed by the required percentage df oxme& of -prope&y affected thereby has been submitted to this Council by the Dayton Company for improvement described as follows: The widening, clearing, gradkg, graveling, constkuktion of -storm sewer, blackbopping and all necessary appurtenances, in France Avenue between IT. 64th and U.73rd SZs., and in W.66th St. between Valley View Road Mended South and a point 1,100 2%. East of France Avenue; and The opening, clearjilg, grading, gkaveling, construction of storm sewer, blaclktopping, and all necessary appurtenances 'in Valley View Road, exbended from W.62nd St. soueh and easterly to France Avenue at approximately W.69th" St, .. . 4/2 5/55 Xotion for adoption of the ResoluLion was seconded by Danens, and on Rollcall there were three ayes and no nays, as follows: aye; and the Resolution was adopted. z;c-JJ /&- Hayor Pro Tem Acting Village Clerk E-k. Bredesen then Mormed the audience that, in the interests of Eeeping the meeting orderly, proponents and opponents muld 'each fie given forty-five -Utes to- give'their arguments, vith no individudl speaker Co talk for more than fifteen minutes; that there vmuld be twenty minutes for rebuttal. Uk, T1-m Crear, representing Southdale Center, was first speaker for proponents. He reviewed the Dayton Company*s planning procedure, stating that first approval for tke tlEoad Scheme and hd Development Pattern" had'been received from the Village Planning Commission'and Village Council in July of-1953, Building Perm$% was issued in November of 1954, and that in December,' 19%; specific approiral of alignnent, grades, drainege, lmdscaping, and all other appurtenaices necessary to €he improvement now-before the Council, had bean received. &bo Crear stated that plans €or this hprovement call for a paving width of 48 feet on a 100-foot right of way on Valley View Road, at tlie North end of the proposed improvement; ' 48 feet of paving on France Avenue on 100 FE. right of way at North end, 120 Et. right of f7ay at South end of proposed inprovement; and for 48 feet of paving on W.66th st., on 120 Ft. right of way. work as one improvekent beczuse dirt removed from cut on one street caii be used as 3ill for another; thus lowering €he cost and also accomplishing better results than ir" work is done piecemeal. IIr. Crear stated tha€ from the very beginrring of its plwning Southdale has adopted the philosophy of tra9Ec planning i-rhich might be the hzrd way; that usually a developer sets his developent beside an already- constructed highway, thus na2;ing the highvky mucli less useable; that another technique is to locate a commercial development and then let public offr'cials worry about how to get out of the traffic mess--but that Southdale had, on the contrary, adopted the philosophy %ha& they would-mzke every effort they could to help in traffic planning. Xr. Crear stated that, as regards cost sharing, County and Village o€€icials had been talkjng about this for some time; that there is a CoIllrnitment from the County that they ~iil.1 pay-one-half the cost of construction cost because of County Road involved; that &50,000 is the estimated cost-for construction of paving, drainage facilities, etc. ; that $75,000 is' estimated for acquisition of right-of-my outside Southdale, and for damages; that the County TLU pay one-half the construction cost, that Daytonsl Southdale pay-t'ne other one-hzlf; and that they are asking that'the Village, 'as is customary, acquire the right-of-way outside Southdale; that this plan makes the Danens, we; fionk, aye; and Bredesen, -. . .- I He stated that it is advisable to dol the cost of actual road construction zero to the Village. I I - Reo* L.P. Zinrmennan,. Kennepin County Highway Engineer, eq1ained that because the road plan happens to hit on a part of tkie County Road System, County officials have assisted in planning, both from planding facilities; and in preparation of detailed plms .f14.oIll-vhich bids can be let; that said plans have been approved by the County Board; thzt it is the policy of the County Board that Board will pay for the cost- of an hprovment on the sane-basis as that oki which the' road - approaches and leaves a cornunity and that, usukl1yY this is a tiro-lane highway, a--foot driving lane, and tw parking lanes or" eight fee5 each; that GounLy is &ous to obtain a fdity in a safe and e,qeditious manner. 2-tr. Zimmeman stzted that this xdiole improvement is a part of traffic planning for Hennepin County andc has shply been brought to the fore by planning for this particular iinprovexent. know tiny 66th St. has been abandoned.I1 Before the unfriendly audience would allow 1-ir. Zimmernan to answer, lkyor Bredesen was compelled to rap for order and ask that he be allowed the opportunity 09 a reply. 1.k. Fink's question as follows: St.$ 1. were subject to- the heavy trafffic we e:qect, it would be very difficult to build and naintajli; it is a very costly piece of construction, not impossible, but inpract i cal . become a mst, would. be very eGensive ad property damage would be much more expensive thzn the present plan.t1 Er. Albert Earson, 4804 IT. Sunnyslope Rosa, stated that he is in favor of the plan because he feels that additional shopping district is needed in Edina; that the TT.5Oth Street district cannot expand; that the proposed road improveinent has been planned by eqerts and approved by County and mur&cipal officials3- and he - feels it to be a good thing for the Village as a vhole. I&, I3val.d C. Bank, member of the 1953-1954 Village Council, stated to the audience At this point, Trustee Wonk asked 1-h. Zimmer;nan, Iri would like to c E?. Zimmer;nan ansvrered "There are two reasons- for abandoning T'1.66th it is a very diZficdt road to maintain across Lake Cornelia,'and if it 2. Subsequently, a grade separation at Highway 100 and 66th St., which would ..- - 4/25/55 L.- ' 171 that mmbers of the Council spend a grea-t deal of time outside of Council IJeet.in&a studying and investigati-ag proposed improvements; that he feels that the Council is ajhempting'honestly and ~onscjentiously to decide in the best interest of all of Edina. presented to the Village Council, and I would like to suggest to the Council that iklina has an estimated 19,000 people,. and that the Coun?5L consider the interests of 'the large majority as opposed to those of the small minority, in deciding the merits of this 5mprovement.f1 iir. 7f.F. Shaw, 3820 V.55th St., spoke in favor of the improvement, reminding the Valley View Road people that the France Avenue-people are as ~~ous -I;o-.fu.nnel traffic aivay from Frace as the Valley View Road Qbjectors are to keep it off their street . [ Idbe Bank stated, Wuch has been made of-a pe%ition of some 300 names _I -, ~ .. *-. .- "I -r ~~ Ifr. Eredesen then announced that the d1o't;ted to proponents haq-expired, and that the opponents would be heard for. forty-five mute$. I&. Leonard Strickler, St.Louis $ark,- s'c philosophy is concerned, he feels the developer could have waited btil the Village had iqdicated that it would furniqh the rbads before they-put Southdale in: , He stqted that peks'cions. cai.rying bet%er than 16oa names, opposing the improvement, had been filed tvith Council; and that he feels, therefore, that petitioner for improvemeqt is "considerably outnumbered1[. sfi-ari-ng, fk. Strickcer said, "'The *County is gohg %o. pay- one-half .-3iow,' who is (the County'?* commercial developmeiit?IJ Tsk. StricQer, cpoting from a brochure, said,. ?'Every . night there T.JiIl be as aany car-s learing the Solathdale .are& as leave a Univeristy of I;Iinnesota football game,Rt- deplored the -I;rafL"ic probLw; and, then stated, UgThe proposed cross-town highway is to cost $L5,00O10O0,, even if it goes only to- Highway 100. therefore the Sounty will pay. coxae up with feasible financing €or any such highmy. by the Department of Commerce, ad in 1953 a surve35 by the kterim Comission, neither,one of which indica;ted -my need for a 6Znd Street cross-town highmyeir In commenting on tkie remarks.made in favor ol"'-the knprovemen€,- by Ik. Albert Larson, i&. StrickLer stated, "1 underskand he.& aAssociate &chitect on $he, Southdale Project .It i&. Tlillian 3'. I.Ic&.hon, 6201 Parnell Ave., explained that speaker Strickler is the attorney -for the %outhirest Edina Better Governen% 8ssociation" . s-tzted, "Even to people who dofi1-i; agree, L cm!% see your %axes $brown out the triridow, ,Dontt you' seaize-trafi'ic pr&lems_ fox .the ,enLire Vjllage? I bve no axe to grind .xi.th Daytons, but, eannot see ay reason for creatbg a %rafr";c problem for tlie entire Village for the privilege OX going over Xo Southdale to spend my money. an average of from $53,500 to $6,500 apiece, and T have heard %ha€ the area t;l'n-j_ch they gain by renoring 66th'Street will contribute heavily, if not. entirexy pay .' for, the- original pprchase.,. I think it is "ce to pug the Dayton -CO~ipany. right on the table and that the people of Edina and Hennepin Cpunty understand wh& is going onO1t lira R. R. Mer, 4624 VdXey View Road, who opened his Lalk with the comient thzt before he left Tor the meeting his eight-year old daughter had-begged him to wake her up 5nd Le$ heF 1no-t.r whether- they had won or lost, asked, 'Why- do you tdce 66th Street off md then put-money into 62nd S'cmet?'l 1.k. Ziinmeman - ,f -- ed that, insofar as Southd&e's 1 As to €he cost TtAnd why -are'Coiinty officids.stmdj,ng up-in favor of a private How, the State HLghiray Department is not about $0 p.~ $15,000,000; Now- 6s. fstr as I am concerned, nobody has yet ' In 19-44 tkiere was a survey , r- -- - .--. . __ I .._ -_ h I&. Hdtahon Now, the lots which have been sold on Lalie Cprnelia wan-b.up on. . .- -. L answered that it is the long range pXaii that Valley View Rps@ betwe.en approxi- mately 63rd and 6hth Street will-be abandoned Tor il cross-totrn-.%ighway. I&. . Dunker presented a peti%ion copta5xiing 807 panes, protegtbg %%e 5mpropemen%, . -i and requesting that the Council "pass il resolution den-g the petLtion for the improvemen%ll *- Blr. Dunker stated- he .undersCands $hat some eight clovezleafs .;Jill,be needed for the Southdale- -f;ra€Tic, , and ask&& hoy much land would be needed- for a cloverl-ezf. ; I*&. 'Z2merman repEed thzt some eight to twelve acres; but- , - Bk. Strickler stated that the cloverleaf on Highway No. 65 will take forty acres. At this time Kr. Striclsler asked, Waen traffic ge'cs to 50th St$e& where does' it go? TJho is going to mk%ain the roads after they,~tre built? . Uould rillage of Edka be forced to maintain these roads?" He was informed thak this is part 1.k. Harold Peterson, 4.721 Valley Vieiq Road, ;me- to-.the front to-. speak; %ut' th; . meeting became rather tiisorganized at this point,. and- hed.was interrupted from,, ~ the back of the room by 'someone viho t&shed to- question pqqponent Bank, VUS~. what has the 19%. intimated to the Dayton- Company as to how. far they can go with- this proposi%ion?*t I-&. Bankt s answer was, l'1- can msver- that .in one word, Nothing.It I&-. Peterson tlien,went on to ,say that his children, also, are.uphap%y about this improvement, ad asked, 1Vhat-L~ the cost of building VallefF$ew Road? and, Why not leave 66th Street in, temporarily, and leave ValleqrztJ.e<-Rgaq *, done?" 1 c I I I t- of the County Bosd system. - -. -- I* - 7' .I-, .. . I\ -I - - I 4/25/55 a 3k. George Ettner, T&O gave his address as Valley View Road near I-jitcheU jG&:e;lf spoke briefly on his fight at the Legislature to have the cross-tovm hightray defegted; ewlained that County Conmissioner Ainsmrth is &gineer Zhmem&! s boss; md compared the salaries of County officials with that of fomer TUage &gineer &Etchell. Rr. Strickler then asked ir" the DayLon Company is optinistic enough to go dong on the plan that there will someday be a cross-tor.m highvmy, considerhg the fact that the plan has been defeated in the Legislature twice. One-lady in the back of the auditorium stz$ed it is her'untierstanding that Southdale will dravr Zts trde from some 306,000 persons; &d that she does not mnt the entire midwest trade coming through her back yard. XTr. I-Iorton Taylor, 4,620 Valley View Boad, remhded the audience that no railroad spur %as been provided for Southdale, an8 that all merchandise truck; that property owners along the main traffic routes won't even be able to sleep nights . 1.k. Paul Quamen, 4716 Valley View Road, stated that vhile If.66th Street was closed teqorarily there was at least one car per minute traveling Valley Vietr. E?. Charles Sedgwick, 5701 York Ave. go., stated that rrhile he is not iimnediately affected bs: this presently proposed improvement, he is kiere because the develop nent has reached the point where neighboring residents are worried about traffic being dumped onto residential streets. He st-ated th& the residents are looking to their Tflage Council to work out some plan rrhereby traffic trill. be routed away from purely residential areasr oi-mers had purchased homes in tFiis area because the Village provided a private ana secl~ded area; and that they would do everybag they could- to keep it th& my. 1-ire John Prinski of 60th and York reiterated these stataents. Rokert Zee, 4705 Valley IEew Road, stated that residents had no idea at the tZbe, that -the DayLon Co~pany expected some 306,000 people to come into Edina to shop. E?. XEiKllan inquired as to how mucg Vallek Eew Xoad trill'be widened, and was iMormed that the drLwrig surface r.rill be 6dened -%o 4.8 Ft. he 16s inzorned that traffic TJXL empty into Valley View Road, and into Tfooddale he.; %hat there is no proposal. to widen Wooddale Avenue. question wss raised as to the-statu5 of'thZ Dayton' Company Xth regard to the issuance of the building pemit, 'and possi3oXE.ViUage liability if the' Council nou saw fit to revoke the permit. ' Attorriey Spacer, representidg Village Attorney Vkidhorst, stated that in his opinion the Village would be liable for some daaages in this caseo I&* Roy Peterson, 4.821 Rutledge Avenue, advocated reversing W&ley View Road Exri;ended," by routbg i% South from France Avenue to V.70th St., rather than North to Valley View Road. I-hyor Bredesen aslnounced that opponents to improvement had exhausted their time, and that rebuttal. 1roul.d be had. IZe.-Crear, speaking in rebuttal, remjnded Council and audience that there were only three or four negative votes at the time of the Public Hearing on the pro- posed Southda2.e project, after a brochure showing the, plan had been mailed out to every home in the VilLae;e;'thz&, since-that time the O-dy change that has occurred is 31 detailed engineering. xCLl agree that a comerciaL institu-bion pays taxes which help to bezr the / residentid. tax load. He stated that one-half the 'construckLon cost of this 1 hprovenent ~Zll be paid outright by Daytons right now, not out of taxes.' 1.k. &ear stated that a good deal of reference has been ma,de*to the cross-totm highray, and %%-at Daytons has been given credit for thils, 'in spite of the fact €hat it has been before the public for some fifteen years. %he audience that TalleST Bievr Road was not built up at the €%e Southdale was momced, and stzked that it is his opinion that systematic planning is better thvr haphazard planning, for all concerned, I&-. m. G. I.IcFadaean, 5527 Zenith kve,, candidate for Office in 1954 village aec%ion, eqlained %ha% he had acquain%ed himself with t'ne facts concerning the plan; that he has been at:ae since the election that people on Vd-ley View Boad Trsre most conscious of the problem, and also that the people on Pork an& Xerxes Avenues were anxious about one-way streets; that, during the campai@, he was not able to fbd one property omer in the adjacent roads wllo was in favor of project. He stzted that the proponents'. proiram is very mCg the Sane as a5 the the of the canpi&.gp, ad 'chat the opponents! 'arguments, too, were the sae then as n0r.z. lb. I-XcFadzean asked, lrHovr can ire.,handle traffic and put it skated that in his opinion that plan presented here tonigh6,is the best plan for the Tillage on a long range basis. 1 He was asked to keep to the subject at had. .. --_ *\ -. 1 come in by -. c A- resident at 60th and York stated that - .I Upon further inquiry -. . . -- .. -* -. -. - - ~ _- - He stated, thag as to taxes, he fjelieves everyone 1.b. Crear reminded /- in Rich-field's back yard or push it around Bloomin&on?*r Ilk. IXcFadzean- 4/25/55 173 I&. Albert Larson spoke again in favor of the proposed improvement, stating t&t = 66th Street was originally just a farm road made by filling in across the lake; , t3at borings taken in 66th Street last year showed some twelve to twenty feet of muck under the road; that there is absolutely no way of making a permanent road ' of 66th Street without taking out this much; that engineering costs would be many times the cost of the improvement which is planned and would be costly to Edina. Xr. Law, Planning Consultant to the Village Platmirig Commission,'asked for an opportunity to speak, stating thzt he is Itin the middleI1 of the azgument. He reviewed for audience orderly proce-dure -foIIot&d by the developers from June 25, 1952, when the firs5 general plan and request for rezoning was preserited, to December 27, when final approval was given forpthe alignment, etc. for the road plan. Er. Strickcer, in rebuttd for the opponents, quoted 1r,bchitectural Fomwn" exbensively, in his allegation that the developers will control the traffic pattern in the Village. Shopping Center Frree,1I was also quoted by Re. Strickler., who asked, ttSomebody is going to get huy.t! Do you want Southdale out there?" Nk, Sedgewick asked that development be stopped now,' befor-e- traffic- is routed kto residential-area. Valley View Road, both spoke, stathg that they were informed by the-then Village ltanager, 1-b. HitchGll, at the tiine th'ey Applied for building permits, that "there would be no highway on Valley View Roadtt. -.. .- .. .- An- article 5-1 the Forum, entZtled llHow to Get a -- -_ -- A resident at 4704 Valley View Road, and Re. Gildred of . 1-k. I-Iclfahon stated that, in the past, vhen petition against the cross-tom highifmy PELS brought to the Planning Commission and the Council, the attitude was "elax, boys, there's no money to put into a cross-town highwayP He asked, WLll you attest on the Bible, that there is no connection between the cross-topm highway and Valley View Eoad Extended?" I now have, yes." , Trustee Fronk then *spoke, stating that, as an owner of property along Valley View Road, he is being hurt iis badxy as the people livirig along tkie street; but that he and the other members of the Council a11 realize that no matter what decision * Ls made they rJill be in disfavor with some; that,-he, personally, has' no po1itical anbitions and intends to deal with- the issue strictly on the basis of its merits. I&-. Fronk stated that the Southdzle development has been knotm to Edina residents since 1953, and that i'c seems strange that an ksue is being raised; now, after Southdale has been given 0ppor;tunity to aevelop to'a point where building permit has been issued, etc. "I am not in favor of abandoning 66th Stree-b, based on evidence that has been produced so far. . 120 feet; that 90 feet is sufficient. to all.. He then reiterated that he believes in looking at this project on its merits; and that that is the way he is going to vote. Trustee Danens stated "cat he and l~k. Fronlc are in generd agreeneat. He remirided the audience khat Edina will receive enbmnous taxes Trom the devel-opent; and that properby values in the area'have gone up twice Ln value s'ince Sout3dalefs inception; that this project does not look to him to be any detriment to the Village. 1IZ-c. Harley Hyre,572L, Zenith, reminded'the audience tha% he was one of the three negative voters at the Zoning Hearing; and, at that time the Southdale developers- promised that heavy tkuck traffkc would be routed into the Center from V.7&h St., North on Fmace Lvenue. 3%. Harvin Helling, 59.21 France Ave., 'asked, "If you people are fightihg the battle of Tzlley View Roed, Zre you hoping that traffic will go somewhere else? There was a resounding Wol' in answer. Fro& %hen moved that PubLic Hearing be closed. IdIayor Bredesen then announced that Cou15c~vrould vote orr this issue at a future . meeting, which will - _- probably .- be Friday; -. that Courier will carry a notice of time. &. Bredesent s answer was, "From the information Nk. Fro& stated his opinions as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. I _. __ -. don't believe that portions of France Ave. will have to be widened to L I11 believe that some compromise can be worked out that is satisfactory "There should be some Tiay to utLlize W.70th Street, here." -- . .- -3 c Xotion seconded by Danens and carried. Hayor Bredesen then announced that no discussion would be-held this evening on PROFOSED DOG U3ASHING ORDINANCE; Clerk reported receipt of eight pe'citions in . favor of the proposed ordinan'ce, containing a tot& of 537 names; of 'one petition, from Crorgas Ave. residents, agaiinst the Ordinmce; and of four cornmications from residents, against the Ordinance; on file for future . consideration. Petttions and communications were ordered placed 4/25/55 Ee. Bredesen then announced that Public Hearings would be conducted ontsone five . Inprovenents, pursuant to Notices of Hearings appearing in Edina-Rorningside Cowier on April 14 and 21. Itotices, which were approved as to form and ordered placed on file; and Hearings were conducted and action taken as recorded below: Clerk presented Affidavits of Publication for said \- 1. IN TI% FOWmtJG STREETS: Adas, Jefferson, Zladison, ‘l.Toriroe, Vari Buren, and Harrison Avenues between &CLoney and Nelson Aves. : Jackson and- Tyler Avenues Pll’BUC EEARIlqG OIJ CONSTIZU@rIOI\T OF SAN3TARY L!W& SEXJB fiNsDPtJRTSt4iJCES ‘ between Xaloney and Belolore Lane; Nelson Ave. bet<reen 1.Tonroe and’ Adas Aves . ; an8 EiLoney Ave. between proposed Lift ‘Station at Trashington Ave. , and fsS Uey between Harrison and Tyler Aves;; and COXSTRUCTIOtT OF SATJITARY SEIsER LIFT SWTlOX at corner of ITashington and XaXoney kves. Vu-Graph Slide was shovm of the proposed route of the sewer, and areas to be assessed for bo%h Sewer 2nd Tor ZSt Station. of $6.29 per Assessable Foot, Wing the total cost to th&t area outside the Lift SZaZion District, $8.90 per Bssessable FooL-the- other $2.61. being for the Trunk Xah, which has already been approved. Zikan stated that $1.90 T.Tiu be added €or the Xft Station, for that area r.ri’chin the Uft Station District, making the total cost for this area, $10.80 per Assessable Foot. Question vas asked as to necessity for inclusion of Lift Station, whereas none had been planned ori&dly.- Er. Zikan stated that a much deeper cut had been contemplated on original plan; that Lift Station-is more economical than deep cut. from th6 audience, asld no written objections had been received prior to the Hearing. Fro& offeredthe following Resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT IESOLW by the Council of the Village of Edina, Ebmesota, that $his Council I-ieretofore caused notice of hearing to be duly published on the follovring proposed improve~ent : Construction or“ Sanitzry hteral Sewer- and rippurtenances in the following Streegs: I-ralofiey and Nelson Aves.; Jackson and Tyler Avenues between Maloney and Belmore be; Nelson Ave . , between 1-ionroe and- kdams Aves . ; and TKLoney bve . between pro- posed Xft Station at E&5n&on Ave., and NS Alley between Harrison md Tyler Aves.; - and Constriction of Sanitary Sewer Zift Station at corner of tTashington and Kaloney Aves., and at the hearing held at the the and place specified in - said notice the Council has duly ‘considered the views of all persons interested, and being fully advised of the pertinent facts does hereby determine to proceed svith the construction 02 said improvement; that said-biprovenent is hereby desig- nated md shall be referred to in all subsequent proceeding3 as follows: and the areas to be specialy assessed therefor shall be as follows: For Xo. 1 - Construction of Lateral Sanitary Sewer - All Lots and Tracts of land i66thjn the follo:hg described boundaries: Weginning at the RT Cor. of Lot I,. Block 8, W.Ein.nezpolis I-Ieights; th. South to the Centerline of T-Izloney Ave.; th. E. along the Centerline of I-Idoney kve. to the SoutherLy extension 03 the East Zot Line of Lot 5, Steiner et Koppelmanls First liddn.; th. North to the Centerline of Belmore he; th. TTest on the Centerline of Belmore he to the Southerly exbension of the East Line, Lot a, Block 1, Vest I.Sjnneapolis Heights; th. North to €he If3 Cor. of Lot 25, Block 1, Vest ltinneapolis Heights; th. TTest to the NE Cor. of Lot 25, Block 3, said Vest EIinneapolis Heights; th. South to the SE Cor. of Lot I,!+, Block 3, TTest I.linneapolis Heights; th. -Tfest’to the SIP Cor. of Lot 13, Block &, West Etbneapolis Beights; th. B to the NI.T Cor. of Lot 2, Block 4, West Rinneapolis Heights; th. lfesterly to %he NE Cor. of Lot 1, Block 6, West I.rinne- apolis Heights; th. Xest to beghing. For Xo. 2 - Constructiorr of Lift Station - All Lots and Tracts of land within the foUoidZng Sescribed boundaries: Vesg PEnneapolis Heights; th. Soufih‘to the Centerline of IIdoney he.-; th. East along the Centerline of Haloney Lve. Zo the Southe5ly exkension of the East Lot Line bf Io% lL;,-Bloclr 13, Ves% Uinneapolis Height‘s; th. IJ’orth to the XI3 Cor; of Lot I?,-Blockv&, Vest 1-iinneapolis Heights; th. East to the ,511 Cor. of Lot 9, Block 3, Irest 1.Iinneapolis Hts.; th. Worth to the’ffi1 Cor. of Lot, 2, Block-3, TIest IEinneapoIis Heights; th. TJesterly to mE Cor. of Lot 1, Block 8, ?Test I-Ikmezpolis Heights; th. Vest to beginning.1t Eotion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Danens; and on Rollcall there were three ayes and no n~rs, as follows: Danens, aye; Fro&, aye; and Bredesen, aye; -and the Resolution vas adopted. &S2>/dYP&J* I;layor Pro Tern B Engineer Zikan reported axi Estimate of Cost for atera1 Severs - There were no objections RESOLrnION 0RDrnrnTG x-lipRom.aa SfiJrrBY smm mW-IJo. 70 . .- Ada, Jefferson,’ 3Xadison, E€onroe, Tan Emen and Harrison Avenues between I - S&TrnkRY m;m IE-PROrn.zXT xo. 70. “Beghning at the ”1 Cor. of Lot 26; Block 8, I &I? : a ‘Actkg Villzge Clerk to Eason*Rd.; th. South on Hanson-%d. to r’1.62nd St.;’fh. East on ‘I-T.62.nd S-t. to‘ T.fJrman Ave.; th. South on T’gman he. to Valley View Ed.; th. East to f.fayren he.; th. South on tkrren five. to 1.1.66t.h St.; and Beginning at H~iy.100 S: Tid-ley Vieur*Rd.; tho Southwesterly on Valley View Rd. to Varren Ave. - Vu-Gmph Slide vas shop% 175 A/25/55 of the platermain route,. and of 'the Assessment District. Engineer Zikan's Estimate of Cost was $140,638.69, for 8.75 per front foot for platted property, $237.00 'per acre on unplatted property. Nrs. Roger L. hdrews, 5909 Hansen Road, spoke jn opposition, stating she feel3 it an unnecessary burden .to pay for improvements which only the developers want. ICr. E.C.Stow spoke-in favor of the project, in the name of progress. There were no objections from the audience, other than Eks. hdrewst , and no .writken objections' had been filed prior to the Hearing. Fronk offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: BE TI' RZ3OLVED by the Council of the Village of Edina, Einnesota, that this Couricil heretofore caused notice of hewing to be duly publzshed on the proposed irnprove- nent consisting of Construction of 12" Trunk Vatemain, Beginzing at the intersection of Sherwood Road &'Hwy.169-212; €he Southwesterly along Rwy.169-212 to' Hmson Rd. ; th. South on Hanson Rd. -to w,62nd*St.; th. East on 11.62nd'St. €0 Wyman he.; th. South on Wyman Ave; to Valley View Rd.; th.'East to Xarren Ave;; th.rSouth on ITarren Ave. to U.66th St.; and Beginning at H~.sy.100 & Valley View Ed.; th. Southiresterly on Valley View Rd. to Warren Axe., and ax the hearing held at the tine and place specified in said notice the Council has-5uI.y considered the views or" all persons interested, and being fully advised of the pertirient facts does hereby determine to proceed with the construction of said improvement; that said improvement is hereby designated and shall be referred to' in al1-subsequent' proceedings as 1TAm:XDf E~~OVZQi3" DJO. $5; and the area to be specially assessed thereofr shall bclude all lots and tracts of-- land x&t,hin t he f olloxing described . boundaries : 1tComii. at Lhe-IE Cor. of Lot 1, B1. 3, Edenmoor; th, S. to SE Cor. of said Lot I; - th. IT. to E. R/W line of U.S. Hhy.169-212; Zh. SMly along seid E. R/I7 line to its intersection with E. line of Hason Rd.; th. S, -Lo i'W Cor. of Lot'8, B1. 7, Nest- . Chester Knolls;- th. E. to"E Cor. os"-said Lot 8; th. S. to SE Cor. of Lot'7, B1. 7, Westchester Ikolls; th. E. to NE Cor. 0% Lot 16, PL-chinond Hills 3rd Addn.; th. S1KI-y dong Ely lot lines of Lots 16, 15; l& ana 13, Richmond Rills 3rd Ad&. to SE Cor. of said Lot 13; th. SEly-to WJ Cor.'or" Lot 2,'Bl. 5, I4elody'Kholls 3rd Addn.; th. S, to SW Cor. of said Lot 2; th. E. 33.7 R.; th. S. 149.27 Ft.; th. E. 100 Ft.; th. S. to a ptD on Centerline of 11.60th S€. which is ,!+YO Ft. E. of T(n7 Cor. of God. Lot 7, Sec. 33, Tq. 157, R. 21; th. X. to'the W. X/if line of State Hqy. 100; th. S. 'co the Centerline of W.63rd St.; th. W. along the Centerline of TT.63rd St. to an exbension of '3. line'of Lo% 30, B1. 4, Womanda.2.e 2nd Addn.; th. S. to Centerline of lT.66th St.; th. '6.1. to EasterLy R/W Erie of'Xpls., Northefield and-Southern Rzilroad; th. Nly along said Ely R/W line to its intersection with S. line of'kt 7, Garden Park; th. E. -Lo E. line OX- ssid Xof, 7; 'th. IJ. $0 E. R/U line of l!IX& Xlroad; - th. 1JSEl.y to SE Cor. of Lot, 8, 'Ga~den Park; th;' W., to'SlT Cor. of -%& of said Lot 8; th., N. to Nly R/W line of U.S.Hwy.169-212; th; EEly along-said fgly R/IJ line to Lts intersection with 11. line of Sec. 33, TT.JP.' 117, R. 21; th. E. to IJi Cor. of said Section; th. I$. to SW Cor. of the following described property: lrCormn. 845 3%. IT. said Lot 7; th. H. to I%$ Cor. thereof; th. E. to beginning'; th. E. to 2W.y R/PJ line of U.S. I-:t.ry. 169-212; th. Sly to NE Cor. of Lot 1, Bl. 3, %denmoor, which is the point of beginning." RESOLi7TION CRDEE?.II$G ~~~0~~~ . IfATEX&BII$ lX€'RW.m\lT NO; 85 .. of NE Cor. of 7;ot-7, Sec. 28, T,ll7, R. 21; th. S. 898 Pt.;'th.'W.'to W. line of I ._ Hotion for adoption of Resolution was seconded by Danens, and on Rollcall- there were- , three ayes and no nays,-as follows: and the Resolution was adopted. . Danens, aye; Fronk, aye; md Sredesen, aye; 3. section of IfD70th St. and tkie West Serece Drive of Hivy.100; th. E, under Hvry.100 and along TJ.70th St, to Cornelia Dr.; and'EegWg at the intersection of 'W.7Oth St, and the East Service Drive of Hsssy.lO0; t3. South to the South Village I;imi.ts. Vu-Graph Slide vas &own; of both route and assessfiient district fog proposed impmve- ment. could determine whether Eo assess 1.90 per Fkont Foot for platted properLy and $287 per Acre, or $l.Oc) per Front Foot' for platted prbperty and $246 per acre. There were no objectZons from the floor, and no mitten objections had been received prior therkto, Fronk offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: PUBLIC l3IG??DJG OR CONSTEUCTiON OF 12rf ~~fz TBTEXAIN, Beginning at the inter- Engineer Zikan gave as his Estimate of Cost $80,675.73, stqting that Council RESOLUTIOX 03DmDsIG XEEOW-iEt$T VZT.ERXAIN ii@EO~~Blisr 1JO. 96 I33 22 RESOLVBD by the Council of the Village of Edina, Ennesota, that this Council heretofore cause& notice of hearing to be duly published on the proposed improvem6nt consisting of Construction of a 12" Trunk TJatemain and Appurtenmces Beginning at the intersection of W.70th St. and the West Ser'vice Drive of IIwy.100; th. E. under Hwy.100 and along Tf.7Oth 5t. to Cornelia Dr.; and Beginning at the intersection of V.7Oth 5%. and the East Service Drive" of Hwy.100; th. South to the South Village Limits; and at the hearing'held at-the tine and place specified'in said notice the, Council has duly considered-the views of all persons interested, and being faly * advised of the pertinent facts does h6Feby detEmnine to proceed with the con- struction of said inprovemen%; that said improvement is hereby designated and shall be referred to in all subsequent proceedbgs as lJATl3RWJ3J ZE'EOIGE3fl EO. 86; and the area to be specially assessed therefor shall include all lots znd tracts of land within the following described boundaries : 176 I 4/25/55 ~:com. at a pt. on the S. Line of Sec. 30,Trrp.26,FL.&,*r.rhich is 672 Ft. E. of the' ~1/4 Cor."; th. Illy along the I.T. Subdivision lZne of Southdale First Ad&. to the Centerliae of W.66th St.; th. ?T.d.ong the Centerline of TT.66t.h St. to a pt. 660 I I Ft. 6. of the-TJ. line of said Sec. 30-28-2&;-th. S. to'the Genterline of B.69th St.; th. W. 330 E.; til. S. to a pt. 165 F-b. IrJ. of the Centerline of TT.701;h St.; th. TT. to the Centerline of Borixmciale Blvd.; th. So to the South Corporate knits of the Vaage 63 Zdha; tn. E. to the S.1/4 Cor. of Sec. 31, Tr.rp.28, R.24; th. N. to the S, line of N1/2 of Said Section 31; el. E. to the E. line of the 8.20 Acres of the S1/2 02 the TEl/& of Said Section 31; th. It. to the N. line of the S1/2 or" the IiEl/4 02 said Section 31; th, E, to the E. line of tize TI. 25 Acres of the IEJl/4 of the ITEl./&; th. li, Lo the TI. line of said Section 31; th. ITf "co beg5nning.11 I I.Iotion for adoption of IZesc4ution vas seconded by Danens, and- oh RoUciLL there vere three' ayes and no nays, as follows: Danens, aye; Fronk, aye; and Bredesen, aye; ad the Besolu%ion was zdopked.. 4. -PuIIzIC HEZRDG OiJ COiTS!i%UCTIOX OF S-WJYARY SEXt3.R'fiXO DPURTET&P2S in Birchcrest Dr., &son Rd. to TJ.60th St.; V.61st St., Hason Ed. to Code he.; Forsh Dr., Eaisorr Ed. to V.61st St.; Porter Lane, 1~60th St. to Code Ave.;-Code he., Birchcrest Dr. to Porter be; Valley View Bd., Tmuik II.H.#l& 50 Rolf he.; ad Hmsonad., - Fors- Dr. to Birchcrest Dr. Vu-Graph Slide was sho&, or" both route aAd assessment district Tor Sewer. I&. Zikan's Estimate of Cos5 ~ms 938,612.92, for $4.30 per assessable foot, plus trunlr. Roy E. Peterson, owner of the Birchcrest Additions; presented..a petition asking that assessjaent be other than on a front-foot basis, and that if possikle it on a Za-year basis. Beso;iution ad moved its adoption:- Z3 IT RESOLVXD bythe Council of the Village of Xdina, I&nnesota, thkt this Council. heretofore cased notice of hearing td be duly published on the proposed hprovment consis't7ing of Construc%ion of Sanitary Sewer and ' Appurbenances in the following Streets: Birchcrest Dr., Hmson Ed. to 21.6Oth St.; V.6lst St., Hanson Rd. to Code he.; Forslin Dr., Hanson Rd. to liT.61st St.; Porter Lane;I.J,60th St. to Code Ave.; Code Ave., Birchcrest Dr.' to Porter Lane; Vzlley View Bd., Trunk I-I.R.&.& to Rolf he.; Banson Rd., Forslin Dr. to Birchcrest Dr.; and at the hezing held at the the and place specified in'scid notice the Council has duly 'considered the views of all persons Interested, and being fully advised of the pertinent facts does hereby detehe to proceed tri-th the construction of said' improveaent; thzt said jmprovenent is hereby designated and shdi be'referred 50 'in all subsequent proceedbgs as SBJI3'BY SEm LIIF3OVZEliT 210.- 84; and the area to be specially, assessed therefor shall include all lots and tracts of land abnt2;ing the above naed streets, except bts'6 to ll, Block 1, Lots 6 to 10, Block 2, and Lots 1 to 5, Block 3, in Birchcrest &Totion for zdoption of Besolution was seconded by Danens, and on Rollcall1 there were three ayes and no nzys, as follows: Danens, aye; Fronlc, aye; and Sredesen, aye; and the Resolution was adopted. LgLz/LJ&/9&/& 2-iaqor Pro Tern Acting Village Clerk 5. foUoT.JiYlg Sfireets: to Code Ave.; W.60th-St., Hmson Ed. to Birchceest Dr.; Porter he, K60th St. to * Code kve .; Code he., PJ.6Oth St. to 71. blst St .; Forslin Dr. , Hanson Rd. to W.6lst St . XP. ZS~IS Estimate of cost was $42,536.88, 'for $4;& for 'Later& Construction, plus G.75 Tor Trmnk, for $5.57 Total per Assessable Foot. the audience, and no written objections were filed' prior thereto. petZtion Tor assessment by other than front-foot basis, and over 20-year period applies to this improvement, also. its adoption: There were no objections to the iinprovenent, bgt 1.b. Petition TJW accepted, but no a-ction taken. Fro& offered the following c moLuTIoH OrnrnCG IXlmrnaE- -- SAiTnBY m;m Iimom+m*n XO, st, .. - . Add& PmIC HE.ARDJG ON COIJS!fZUCTIOIJ OF IATZBAL TTAmamT AXD LPPUEITBTAiXZS'in the Birchcrest Drive, 1.?.60tii-St. Eo Hinson Rd.; 1r.61st *St., Hanson Rd, There trere-no objections fron i.k. Peterson's E'ronk offeredthe following Resolution and moved RESOLUTIOIT ORDERING DETtOVZZU'I' TJAmmt B.rnOW*rnrn BO. q E RESOLVED by the Council of the Qillage of Edina, l'iinnesota, that this Council heretofore caused notice of hearing to Ve duly published on the proposed improvement consisting of Constraction of'lateral Vatemaiii and Apptirtenanc4s in the follot~g SEreets: Birchcrest Drive,"6:.6oth St; 50 HmSm 2d.J w.61st St., Hanson-Rd. to Code' Ave.; %T.&th'St., €€anson Rd. to Birchcrest Dr.; Por€er &ne, W.60th St. to Code he.; Code live.>- TT.60-l;h St. to TT.61st St. ; and Forslin Dr. j Hanson Rd. to T.J.61st St. ; and at the hearing held at the tine and place specified in saia notice the- Council has duly considered the views of I all persons interested, and being fully advised of the 4/25/55 877 pertinent facts does hereby determine to proceed with the construction of said improvement; that said kprovement is hereby designated &d shall be referred to in all subsequent proceedings as IfATEENAIN IXPROVEQEXT W. 87; ahd the area to be specially assessed therefor shall include allots and tracts of land abutting the above naed streets. Xotion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Danens; and on Rollcd.1 there were three ayes and no nays, as follows: and the Resolution was adopted. ATTZST : Danens, aye; .Frank, aye; and Bredesen, aye; &/%e dd4d/d-. Hayor Pro Pem _- * _- *_ Xcting Village Clerk Because nothing fuAher had been heard from Ilk. JLenj5mk Simpson'with regard to his request %or Permit to- Cons'cruct Dwelling' at 55 Ft., f;ot 9, BL 2, South I?Jhite Oaks (4832 Tomes Rd.) , and because- Council had received, complaint from neighbors %ha% 3k. Simpson has dug rn excavation which is proving to be a hazard Eo children, Fronk moved to deny petition for building perri&b and to instruct Building Inspector TToehler to notify I&?. Simpson to fill this excavation immediately. Hotion was seconded by- Danens and carried. .. It being a month since Fublic Hearing.on Mrs. Xdith IJssters petition for pmnit to construct a dwelling on Lot 13, BL 7, Bromdale Park (4395'Tiernon he.) facing said dwelling on V.4.4th St., rather than on 'Ternon; w5th the Council still without receipt of a complete house plai as reqvested, Fronk moved that petition be tabled. Motion seconded by Danens and carried. Hayor'Bredesen announced'hblic Hearing ori Petition of Luverne 24. bken, for permit to plat "Loken's Third AdditionTr containing one under-sized lot on Brxes Avenue. Copy of mailed notice was presented by Acting Clerk, and ordered placed on file. There were no objections to the plat, and no mitten objections'had been filed pr&vi.ous to the meeting. Fronkls motion, that plat be approved, was seconded by Danens and carried. Public Hearing was next had on Petition of Sidney IT. Thomas for permit to plat. - Lot 40, 8arden Acres, into two tracts of 72.8 Ft. each, pursuant to no'cice mailed, as presented and approved. only one foot from the lot line; that, if lot is divided,. gwage-should move back four feet to conform xith Building Ordinance. Fro& moved that plat be approved, subject to confomvlce with provisions of building ordinance. Eotion seconded by Danens an4 carried. &. R.N. WinsXow then appeared, for Public Hearing on his petition to plat it tract South of Moodend Drive, to'buila dwel1ing on said tract, and to use a 20-foot . drivevray as access thereto. ordered placed on file. and no rcri-bten object5ons had been filed przor thereto. Trustee Fronk asked as to method of assessinent for utilities, inasmuch as there will be only'a 20-foot *'frontagefn on this lot; and I&.- IEnslow stated that' he ~15.11 be glad to pay his fair assessment on all improvements. and the% Public Hearing on assessments be scheduled for Nonday, 1h.y 23, was seconded by Danens ad carried. I&. Reite, owner of 'Lot 3, Bl. 1, Elmrood Terrace (a 55-fook'lot) expla3necf that he is now option buyer of Lot 4; that lie expects to sell half of Zot 4 to another , ovmer; thus giving each of them SZk feet Lori which to build, He'also %&ked about the storm sewer drain thich mins 'diagonndly across his property; stating 'that he and the other om5r 3,i.e ~Zlling'to give off easements in another place on their properbies. It was decided that Council could take no defini-be action until the results of a Storm Seiker Hearing' are ascertainea, although Council tentatively approved Ik. Beitel s proposition. its adoption: __ -- *. - -- - -- 23 ifas-noted that subdivisXon .wrill. leave present garage Copy of mailed notice ffas submitted, approved, and ' There were no objections to the petition a% the Hearing, Fronkls motion, that petition be-approved, II .. . ~ ._ ._ - .I Fronk offered the following Resolution and moved I1EsOL~ION PFLOTTSDaTG FOB PUBLIC HEARING PROPOSED STORU SEWZ?3 II4PROVF;i:iENT BE IT RESOLVBD by the Council-of the Village of Edina: 1. The Tillage Sngineer, having submittedto the CouncLl a prelhinary report as to the feasibility of the proposed Storm Sewer Zmprovement described in the Form of Botice of Hearing set forth below, and as to the estimated cost of such improve- ment, said report' is hereby approved and directed to be placed on file in the office of the Tillage Clerk. Hall, to consider in public hearing the views of all persons.interested - _. .. in said pro- posed improvement. The Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to cause nocice of the time, place and purpose of-said meeting to be published in the official newspaper onee a week for two successive weeks, the second of which publications is to be not less than three days from date of said meeting, which notice shall be in substantially the following form: .. ~ 2. This Council shall meet on Xonday, Nay 9, at 7:30 P.K, in the Edina Village .. 3. II*il?3om*m NKEE IS HEFtEBl- GIVEiJ that-the Edina Village Council ~iill meet at the Village improvement, to be constructed under the authority granted by lfinnesota Iam of 1953, Chapter 398, Village Engirreer as set forth below: Construction of Village Storm Sewer and Appurtenances begj-nming at Halifax Lane; th. running Vest along Existing Easeaents, to lbehaha Creek $4,173.20 The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of said pr6posed improvement is as folloi.Js: -ffAll lots and tracts of lad within the following describ-ed boundaries:. (Beginning at the UE Cor. of Lot 1, Southridge; th. E. a distance of 205 Ft., more or less; th. S. lt30 Ft., more or less; th. SEly to a pt. on the N. line of Lot 2, BLa3.., Ehmood Terrace, dist. 15 Ft;, more-or less, Vest of'the'1G Cor. of said lot; th. S. to the S, line of Lot'l, B1; 1, Xlmmod Tersace;'th. Southi.resterly to a pt. on the IT. line of the 113. 55.47*Ft. of the S. 154.97 Ft. of'the E. 19767 Ft. of the NEl/& of the IEL/& of Sec. 19, T.28, R.24, distant UO Ff;.,'more or less, Fe5t of the Ell3 Cor. thereof; th. S. to the Ne line or" Lot'2, Bl. 2, Ehvood Terrace; th. Say to tkie ST Cor. of Lot 11, B1. 2, Ehiamod Terrace; th. Vest to the Vest line of Halifax Lane; th. B. along the IT. line of Halifax Lane to the 33 Cor. of 1 EU on I.Ionday, Xay 9, 1955, at 7:30 P.I.I., to consider the follor.ring proposed The approhate cost of such improvement -is estimated by the . Lot 5, Southridge; th. 71. 25 I%., more or less; th. B. to the Sou-&ridge; th. 3, to beginhing.1 G€tErGrnI s. mal, QKLage of Edina " EotTon for adoption of the Eesolution was seconded by Danens, were three ayes and no nays, as follows: Danens, aye; Fronk, aye; and the Resolution vas adopted. mm: N. line of Lot 1, Acting Village Clerk and on Rollcall there aye; and Bredesen, I .+ B&L4/dW w 1-layor Pro Tem 'Actbg Village Clerk 1-k. Harris Xndquist, ovmer of Lot 10, Block 2, Ehwood Terrace, a 65foot lot, requested building permit therefor. are owned by other individuals, who do not wish to sell. be granted. lk. EiTkan reported ?Torthestern Bell Telephone Conpany' s reluctance to continue present method of ringing fire siren. .~ He explained that lots on either side of his Fronk moved that permit I'lotion seconded by Danens and carried. It was decided to ~ra;it'un€il Fire Underwriters make 'their inspection-and recomendations before taking any action on this matter. .- .. - .- .- Ilk. Dobllelman asked that Village arrange to have properbr on Vacated ITindsor Avenue distributed anong three neighboring property otmers as originally requested, or to nullify vacation. project of filling this hole, only to find, recently that his neighbor has been awarded all the property. 1-latter referred to Village Attorney ??indhorst for equitable settlement . 'Stir. Ekm explained that the petitioners for Ornamental Street Lights have conferred w6th Borthern States Power Conpany as to li&t placemen€, and that the Company has approved placexent of one at flst and Juanita and one at the T1. that Public Hearing be scheduled at engineer's discretion, .. and as early as possible. E. George Hartae73. cobpSained that the ltNo Parking 4:OO P.31. to 6:oo P.lL1* restriction on France -Avenue is creating traffic difficulties and causing the zerchmts some hardship. some provision is nade for sigids on W.49g Street; and also asked that a crossvralk b'e placed between Zipoyls and his used-car lot, and that the cab stand be moved to a new location. rule unti1 after the GouncXL. Public Safety Committee and the Comer'cial Club's %€ety Committee have had a chance to get together. seconded by Danens 2nd carried. Xbmesota Highmy Departmen%s notsication of the %5lor.r Dotrn and Liveff Cmpaign was reviewed and ordered placed on file. Momication by the County Supervisor of Assessments,' that Tillage- Bo-ard of Review Eeeting 2s scheduled for Thursday, July 7, vas subdtted, reviewed, and ordered placed on file. e Copy of objecting letter, sent by residents on Edinbrook and Westbrook Lane to proponents of a 12inute-Xash project at Northwest Corner of 50th Street and Highway 169, -was reviewed and ordered placed on file, -- Protests against the nwr-Sfgn Ordirlance Amendment (m&g si@ fee minimUm $lO.OO), by I4iuxi.n Oreck, Hationall Food Stores, and First Edina Bank, were reviewed and ordered placed on file Zor further consideration, by motion Fronk, seconded by Danens and carried, He explained that he has put considerable money into the pmc - I3 was decided ' Re suggested that this restriction be abmdoned until IZe. 3redesen suggested that the Council nullify its present parking ,D Fronk so moved. Uotion Lrs Ehgineer Zikan presented Plans and Specifica-bions for several improvements J and requested that Council take bids on May 9, to expedite construction, Danens offered the following Remlution and moved its adoption: + r) RESOLUTION APPROVTNG PWS AND SFEGIFICATIONS * FOR PROPOSED IMPBOVEMEXTS, AND DrnCTING 'I b BDVERTISE"T* FOR BIDS + z n *I BE IT RESOLVED by the Tillage Council of the*ViU:ge of 3Eiaax in the following Advertisemenkfor Bid6 fom, heretoforeprepared by the Village Engineer and now on file in the office of the Village Clerk are hereby approved. 2, Courier and the Construction Bulletin the following notice for bids for said improvements: 1. The plans and specifications for the proposed Lmprovements set for.t;h The Clerk. sha3.l cause So be published. twice in the Edina-Morningside * DTERTISEMENT FOR BIDS . SANITAIZPSEMERS AM) WATE@.rnS NOTICE IS HEXEBY GTVEN that the Edjna Village Council will meet at the Edina Village Hall, 4801 W, 50th Street, Monday, May 9, 1955, a% 7:30 P.E., and TtJill at said time and place open and consider sealed bids for the follow- hgr 33 83 1. Construction of Sanitary Lateral &mer *g"a streets: 4 L3 A. B. C. D. E. I F, 2. A. B. I' ~n York &e., KS8th St. to Wo60th St. 31 Wooddale Ave,, ~&,61~t St, to W,62tld Tn Halifax Ave., m62nd St, to 500 Ft, and Appurtenances in the following , (SS Imp. No. 81) 331 Josephine Ave., Benton Ave. to 1~60th St.; and 3iz. ~~60th St., Hwy,lOO to Code 5~e. (SS I@, No, 80) Zn 1Edams9 Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Van Buren and- Harrison Ave. between Maloney and Nelson Aves,; li.1 Jackcon and Tyler Aves, between Maloney and Belmore &ne; li.1 Nelson Ave. between Monroe and Adams Aves,; and 111 Maloney Ave, between proposed Eft Station at Washington Ave,, and N-S Alley between Harrison and Tyler Aves. (SS 3-p. No, 70). I3 Birchcrest Dr., Hanson Rd. to 5~60th St.; In I~6bt St., Hanson Rd, to Code Ave.; In Forslin Drive, Hanson Rd, to W,61st St,; 33 Porter Lane, %G60th St, to Code ,&e, j In Code AvB., Birchcrest Dr, to Porter Lane. 21 Valley View Rd., Trunk MOHO No, h.4 to Rolf Ave,; In Hanmn Rd,, Forslin Dr, to Birchcrest Dr. (SS ling. No, 84.) Construction of Watermain and Appurtenances in the follotring streets: L2m, Beginning at intersection of K7Oth St. and the 31. Service Dr, of :Rwy. 100; th, E. under Hwy. 100 and A. ong W.70th Sb, to Cornelia Dr,; and Beginning at intersection of IL70th St, and Eksb Service Dr, of Hwy, 100; th. South to South Village Limits (NN Inq?. No. 86) 12$ Beginning at intersection of Shemood Rd, and HITO 169-212; th, Southwesterly along Hwy. 169-212 to Hanson M.; tho South on Hanson Rd, to K62nd St,; th, East on W.62nd St, to 1.Jjrman ~Zve.; th, South on FTjman Jive. to Valley View Rd,; th. East to Xarren Ave, th, South on Warren &Tea to W.66th St,; and Beginning at Hwy,lOO & VaJAey View Rd.; th, Soutlmesterly on Valley View Rd, to Warren &e. (W 3p. No, 851, '. I I 1 C. 6lr, In Bircherest Dr., TL6Ot;h St. to Hanson Rd,; fn K6lst So, Hason Rd, to Code'Jtve,; 33 T.6Ot;h St., Hanson Rd, to Birchcrest Dr.; In Porter We, TL6Oth St, to Code &e,; . Ih Code Ave., W.60th St, to f;Fo61st St,; Ih Forsl5.n Dr., Hanson Rd. to V.61s-t; St. (1D.I Bp, No, 87) 10" in Wooddale Ave., T.1.61st St, to Tir;62nd si;, (EX Bpr Noo 83) 3. - Z. F, ITbrk must be done as described and specified in plans and specifications for said improvement on file in the office of the Village Clerk, on basis of cash payment for vork, filedwith undersigned before time of said meeting and accompanied by cash deposit, bid bond, or certified check payable to the ViUage Clerk in amount of ten percent of morn? .* of bid. r) in HaZir"ax Ave,, T.T.62nd Sa to 500 Ft. So. (IIH lirq. No. 82) 6; in all Streets in Brookview Hts, 3rd Mdn. I Bp. No. 84- . Bids must be subetted No bids will, be considered unless sealed and GIiFTCWEN s. mm Acting Clerk . Villzge of Edim 3. Each and all of the terms of the foregoing advertisemen% Zor bLds are hereby adopted as the terms and conditions of atlard of the contract for said improvement, Kotion for adoption of Reioluiion tms iecondeLby Fr&, and on Rollcall there were three ages and nq nap, as fo&l.otrs: aanens aye; and the Resolution was adopted, A!rT T: F~onk, aye; and Bredesen, Jg&j&&&/J?&?&?&7/ Village Clerk .. . . . -. "I t. ., *.. .* . .It. .c . - - 179 e- _.. 4/25/55 . The following Petitions for hprovements, having been received on Aprilpj, or prior thereto, were accepted by motion Fronk, seconded by Danens, md carried, with Public Hearings to be scheduled at discretion of Village Engineer: For Storm Sewer - Brookview Hts. First and Second Addns. (Supplementaiy) For Sanitary'Sewer --ITorth and South Knoll Drive between So. Blake Ed. and 1. 2. 3. Blacktopping.- Ehring Ave.;W.6Oth St. to %.61st'St. . &. Sanitzry Sewer - Rolf Ave., IJ.63rd to lT.64th. St, 5. Sanitary Sewer - For &29 Valley View Rd. 6, Sanitary Sewer - Josephine &-ire.,-U.63rd to lJ.64th St. 7. Sanitary Sewer - E. Side Hw.100; WindBd. to 312 Fk. No, 8. Sanitary Sewer - 33. Side Hwy.100, Southview Lane to 7Jind Rd. 9. Sani-Lary Sewer - Bedford he., zterlachen Blvd. to W.5lst St. 10. ITatermain - E. Side Hv@.lOO; Wid Rd. to 312 Ft. Roo 11. T'JBtemain - E. Side Hr.sy.100, Southview Lan6 to End Ed. . 12. 1Jateraain - Rolf- Ave., w,63ra to T.f.64th St; 13, Naterraain - Bedford &re., lhterlachen Blyd. to W.5lst St. 14. Oiling - Ashcroft he,, 'IT.View Rd. to ~~62'rkl St. 15. Oiling - W.53th St., O&lawn to Xellogg. 16. Oiling - All Streets-in Brookview Hts. First and Second Addns. 17. Oiling - Benton Ave., TingdaLe to Code, 123. Oiling - 3.5&h St., Philbrook Lane to Brookview Ave. Schaefer Rd.; So. Blake'Rd., No. IZnoll Drive to So. Knoll Drive. . .. Representatives of Rees-Thomson-Scroggins & Associates, Inc., developers of ttI;ToodhilLtf, supported their Pfarch 30th request for Council action initiating condmation proceedings agaast the Vest 30 Feet of Lot 3, Block 5, Creston ELlls, for public right-of-way purposes. IC* Gilsrud, owner of the property directly to the South of the aljove naried tract, staking that he is willing to dedicate 30 feet Tor roadway; and explained to the Council that if the 30 feet of Lot 3, Block 5, Is not dedicated an unfortunate job in the street will be the result. owner of this property,is completely unwilling to dedicate, &fter some little discussion as to the interests o€ the general public, Fronk moved that Village Attorney be instructed to initia€e condennation proceedings for the acquisition of the Vest 30 Feet of Lot 3, Block 5, Creston Hills. Daness md carried. XJ~L-~ Don C. Anderson appeared, in support' of his petition for permit to grade . Sherwood Ave., between V.631-d and TJ.64th Sts,,at his ovm exyense. EL-. Zikan eA.rplained thzt the Council. has already ordered in the Iinprovement of Grading and Grzveling; that bids taken late lask fall were rejected because they were too high. Attorney stated that Cowicil must take bids for the graveling, if this porction of the project is to be assessede Fro& moved that I&. hderson be permitted. to grade at his own e-ense, according to Tillage specLficakions. Hotion seconded by Danens and carried. Complain% of V.V. Piartenis, ,!&OlW. 5Okh St . , that' his yard is dzmaged each year by snow plotring eqipment, was reviewed. Matter was referred to- Public Vorks Supk., for investigation, and with power -bo act, by motion Fronk, seconded by Danens and carried. They presented letter from 1.k. Alvin . They stated that I.&. Bagg, $lotion seconded by Ik. Zikan reported a sWar complaint from a resident on W.57th Street, stating he believes the damage has occurred in the boulevard; that it is very difr'imlt for plows to keep on the trzvelled roadway during hea-vy snow. Council asked- for further report. Edina Jaycees' requesi.for permit to conduct Viddie Ka-rniv&L21 on Xay 22, from 1:OO P.1-i. to 7:OO P.N., in parking space behind Edina Bank and Clancyfs Drug Store, PELS discussed. It was reported %%at Xaple Boad neighbors are objecting to this function, on grounds that the Bank parkihg 2.0% is ta be used for parldng, only. lot between Clinic and new building, on 1?.49$ Street. IIatter referred to Trustee Danens for investigzkion and further report. The following a,pplications for Sign Permits were appi-oved, subject to approval by Police Captain PTcGary: SIB 3cioCATION rnrnYErn Texas Co. 412~31 1/20. Olinger Rd. on #I69 Texas Coo Edina Bowling Center 6'fit Edina Bowling Center (Front of Bldg.) Ehse & Gross Furriers 4'l\-2Of Side of Old BQnk Bldg. Furriers. 41x61 Front of Bldg. 3'31 Back Door .. Report was then had that Jaycees have change3 site of Karnival to vacant - mnsm - Olson & Anderson .4.t~61 Lot 5, NcCauley Lddn. Olson &Anderson. It vras pointed out that %he present mlkuse &'Gross Furrier11 'signs are cloth and are only taporary; and it was decided %ha% no fee be charged; "chat when application for permanent signs is made, regular fee be charged. 4/25/55 The following License Applications were presented for approvz;l, and Danens noved . that approval be granted for licensqs for tkie Yea April I, 3-955 to April I, 17-56, subject to qprovd by Police Captain UcGary, or Ben TToehler, as the case may be. ll'ot2on seconded by Fronl-r and carried: Paul C, Peterson, dba Dari-IJhipb; 5003. Vernon Ave. Food License Canteen Go. of I-Eh for ELZiottls S%a.ridard Service 880 G, J . Jdmson, dba Haegle t s Bakery, 49.42 France Ave . Ralph Ikys dba Intervale Ranch, 7515 County Ed. $18 Gas pump . Backdahl & Olson Plbg. & Htg, Go., 1609 E; Lake St. Plunibing Zomm PLbg. E: Htg;, 9737 Lyndale' Ave,. 'So, - PlMing Lester FDley; 9712 HumboZdt'Ave. So. Pluriibjllg * - Plumbing II 11 - Highway $169 arid Eden'kve. Cigaret-te License Bruce Plurnbiag Coo, 4747 Twin Lake ilve. - Plumbing - Plunbihig hd & Spete, 3Xl6-17Yn live. So. ICLugaan Plbg. Go., Ud.5 Ne T'fashington Ave. Twin City ?lumbing & Heating %o, 2912 Bloo~on Ave. Plumbing Warren E'. S'r.zenson, 6625 Xorgan kve, So. Plumbing Roto-Rooter Sewer Servrice Co., 1819 Nicollet. Ave. Scavenger ' Council asked, Tor Attorney's opinion on contract entered into in 195.4, with Edina Holding CoEpany. ~ It was opinion of Xi?. Spencer that C~uncLl should hold Public Heking on this matter.; and Frorik's motion, that'PubEc Bearing on Vacat3on of a prtion or" Eden Avenue be scheduled for l-ionday, XaT 23. Daens and czrried. Council receLved lk. 1.icDond.d' s request' for permit to face dwelling long way of lot, at iEJ Cor. of V.~&h and .Brookview; and Fro& moved, scheduling Public Hearing for Eonday, Xay 9. I,:Otion seconded by Xotion seconded by Danens and carried. .- I3iicipal Judge Burris1 letter, requesting that Council instruct Auditors to * set up an adequate book€&eping'systan for the Court, was honored by motion Fronk, seconded by Danens and carried. Petition for *Watch Out for Children1f Sign at Jefferson hve. -and I-Ialoney he. ms accepted and referred to Police Department ?or action, by motion Fronk, seconded by Danens and carried. -. . * P Ere Zikazl, in reporting on Steam Cletjner bids, stated that the municipdlities I qrritten to have all answered, and all state that their parbicular type of cleaner is dokg the job, together to inspect one of the types. 2.k. Danens spoke in Zavor of the IIalsbury, stating that he knows personally of Zts efficient operation, the bid of I.Iinneapolis Eqyipnent Company, for a 1.lalsbury I+Iodel Steam Clezner, anomt $1,911e50, be accepted. 1~. Zikan reported to the Counc5l that the Police Departnent must be czlled into the office each %be a bicycle is to be licensed. inasmuch as the Fire Depwtment is now constantly in the office, t'neg be given the duty of licensing bicycles, after the main job of licensing at the schools is over. this obligation, was seconded by Danens and carried. Acting Clerk reported the opinion of Attorney Dudley Ericson to the effect tbt Comcil must accept,_by Resolution, %he Daytori,Companyts gift of a sLte for the elevat-ed waterkink. offeredthe following Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUT~OII ACCZFTING DEDICATION I&. Zikan reminded the'Council that they were 50 have gotten He then noved that Xotion seconded by Fronk and carried. -_ He suggested that, Fronlrzs notion, that the Fire Department be instruct,ed to take over ~ . -_ At'corney Spencer concurred in this opinion, and Fro& dedication by the Dayton Coipanx of the fouowing described property, conveyed to the Tillage of Edina by Q&tcIaim Deed dated February 8, .- 1955, is hereby accepted in the liane of said Village of. Edina: Vhat part of the Southwest Quarter (SXL/4) of Section Twenty-nine (Z9), To-unship Twenky-eight (28) %forth, Range Twenty-f our (2.4) Uest , Hemepin County, IEnnesoka, described as l"0llor.r~: Beginning a% the Northvest corner of said Southwest quarter (SXL/4); thence running due South along the Vest line of said Southwest Quaker (Sln;/r) Sixteen Hundred Forty-eight and Seven Tenths (1648.7) feet; thence running due East .One Hundred 5relve and Five Tenths (XL2.5) feet to the acta& pint of beginning of the tract of land to be described; thence continuing due East Sevepty-five (75) f e&; thence ming due Rorth Seventy-five (75) feet; tlience running due Vest Seventy-five (75) feet; thence running due South Seventy-five (75) feet'to the zctud pain% of beginnfig. easement for ingress and "egress to the above descr5bed tract of land described as follows: thence runn3ng due South &long the'TTest line pf said Southwest Quarter (STn/&), Skteen Emdred Forty-ei'ght and Seven Tenths'(l648.7) feet to %he actual point of beginning of the easaent to be described; thence mrming due East One Hmdked Twelve and Five Tenths (112.5) feet; thence running due brth Twenty (20) feet; Together with an Beginning at %he Northwest corner of said Southwest Quarker (SILL/&); t81. 4/25/55 thence running due West One Hundred Twelve and Five Tenths (112.5) feet to a point in the West line of said Southwest Quarter (S%L/4); thence running due South-along s&d Vest line Twenty (20) feet to the actual point of . begwng; except thag part lying within the right of way of France he. South. 11 IbIotion for adoption of the ResoIution there were three ayes and no nays, as Bredesen, aye; and the Resolution was ATTJST: was seconded by Danens, and on Rollcall follows: adopted. . Danens, aye; Fronk, aye; and &Jflh Nayor Pro Tern Acting Village Clerk Rr. Zikan then reportea that because this is torrenzed property it ~rxi.11 be necessary Lo have 'eYLher a-Registered ZwiK Survey or -a plat before transfer of proper-Ly can be placed on record;'and it was tentatively decided to see if the Dayton Companyf s surveyor, Idk. E.C. Coulter, could do this tmk for the Village. Council noted that a request Tor an Oil Coat 'on Wooddale Lvenue between 1?.5E%h and T.T.59th Streets had been received. permanent surfacing of this stree%; and Council rdas reminded that ?Tooddale Avenue has been declared a thru-street and that the Genpl-Fund would bear half the cost of a blackbopping project. topping for Uooddale Xvenue between Tf.56th Street and Vzlley View Road be scheduled at the Village Engineer's dfiscretiony and that' oiljig be on an emergency basis, ._ Some lLttle discussion was had concerning Fronk's motion,/ egat Public ,Hearing on Black- - on petition. Notion seconded by Danens and carried. I&. Zikan asked Council poIicy concerning the Oiling of borderline as Xerxes Avenue and lf.54th Street. He explained that 3iiaieapLTs of applying a dust coat at any-Eime residents ask for it; that the each year is assessed,the balance taken from another funa--whereas followed the practice of assessbg the cost'of each oil coat, upon streets such has the policy first coat Edina has public hearing after petition. matter to see what could be done, and report at next meeting. Village Atyorney was instructed to look into this I .* _-. ~. . . - I - _- Ilk. Zikan repor-bed the sudden aeath of Village Fireman, 'Phillip S. Bacon, and of E. C. Pfeiffer, former' Public lforks employee. Fronk offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: E23SOLUTIOI\3, AT 'THE' DEATH OF ." PHIILL?€' 5. BACON' YHEREAS, Phillip S. Bacon has served the Village'of ZcTina, as a Fireman, for more than foufteen years, having been an- enthksXastic, loyal &id depen6able member of The Edina Volunteer Fire Department, a Charter Eiember -of said Depzrtment and ~ instrumental in developing said Departmeat 'in the intErests of thTs CommuiiXty, and TmB, said Phillip S. Bacon has servd well &td effi'ciently as a neaber of the Paid Fire D6partment- of the Village, from the inception of this service until his death, BE IT BZSOLW3l by the Tillage 'Council of the Village of Edina thad this Council convey to the family of Phillip 3.- Bacon its expression of sorrow at the loss' of valued. end public spirited citizen of this community, Notion for adoption of Besolution was seconaed by Danens, and on Rollcall there were three ares and no nays, as-follows: aye; and the Resolution was adopted. ATTEST: .. .- * - _. Danens, aye'; Fronk, aye; and Bredesen, - .- ' Nayor Pro Tem .. JA / kcting Village Clerk Fronk then offered the following Reso1u-b-ion and moved its adoption: FlEX2OLUTICX, AT' TIIE: DEATH OF '-. E. G. Pmnm I.EEFLB$S, E. ,C* Pfeiffer served B'his Village as a member of the Public Xorks Depzrtment for some years, and bHERI%S, said E. C. Pfeiffer has resided in, and has been a -public spirited citizen of this Community over a long period of time, . . c- BE IT WSOLSGXI by the 'Tillage Council o€ the Village -of Edina that this Cou+cil convey to 'the f&ly of E.C. Pfeiffer its expression'of sorrow at the loss of a friend of this iommunity.- .c I82 4/25/55 Uotion for adoption of.Resolution was seconded by Danens, and on Rollcall there were three ayes and no nays, as follows: Danens, aye; bonk, aye; and Bredesen, aye; and the Resolution was adopted. ATX: Actkg Clerk presented several Special Assessmen5 Bolls, and asked that Couricil schedule PubIic Ilearings on proposed assessments. Resolution and moved its adoption: Fro& offered the following ESOLbTION PRDTTIDIiTG F03 SPZCIAL iZSSESSUE3~ ~ €IEXRX%S BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Village oZ'Edina as i'ollovrs: ~ assessed Tor those improvements set forth in the Nokice of Hearings set forth below, - 1. The Clerk and Engineer having calculated the proper amount to be and the amount proposed to b$ assessed ag&& the respective lots, pieces and parcels or" land within the district affected by said iniprovements, and said proposed assess- ments haviing been filed with the Clerk, the sane are hereby approved, and the Clerk sha keep" the same on file in his office and open to public inspection pending hezringthereon as herein proeded. This Council shall neet ai; the time and place specified in the form of notice of hearings hereinafter cofitained to pass upon said proposed assessn?ents, and the Clerk shall, case notice of %he time, place and purpose or' said meeting to be published in the official newspaper twice, in substantially the following forn: 2. EtOTICE OF H.EARmGS ON SFZCIAL AssEsSmpTS. CURB LtitaD GLITTm IfI€%OViZ*iEGTS B-27,29 Et 39; GRAf3'OIG IUJD GPLAOEXJ34G II.Ipiz~*Z~3S C-53, 54,17 &\Ill A-15G; BLACKCOPPING IIYRW*ZflS A-71; STOEM smm ~momm NB. LIGHT J34PEOViGBfdT NO. Ll; OILDIG - 1. Uok.ce is hereby g2ven, that'the Coun'cil of the Village- of Edina will meet at the V5.llaget Hall on Ronday, I.1a.y 23, 1955, at 7:30 P.l.f., to hear ad pass . upon allobjections, if any, to the follor.ring proposed assessraents for improvements, which assessments are now on file in the office of the Village Clerk sad open to public inspection: Vooddde Avenue fron 8.5Sth St. to TI.60th St . Drew he., Tron 1~60th St. to 5925 Drew Ave. Zwing Ave., from.~.~.60th S-b, to iT.61st St. Avenue and be%wem TJ. 51st St . end TT. 52nd St . 135 Ft; E. of Fairfax he., to 1Tooddd.e Ave. St . Ave . Bernard Place , I- D 1'. CW AUiI GUTTBi ~.iPi3O~~~l!l' NO. B-27 - Construction of Curb and Gutter 5n 2, CTJBB iiHD G-UTTZB IiPZOVSZXT 110. B-29 - Construction of Curb and Gutter in 3, CITRS ZiisD GUTTEE TliPLzUVX.X~IT NO,'B-30 - Construction of Curb and Gutter in &. GRADDIG EtilD GEASEXLEJG D+~fi~~~ST NO. C-54 - In ITilliam Ave. and Hankerson 5, GRTIl)iXG 2TD GM'SDnlG 1T.lP2OTEIi~DE EO. C-17 - In V.60th St., from a point 6. WIITG il-230KZijT KO. A-15.A - In Bead five., from I1.57th St. to 3T05€kh 7. EZACIflOPPEG 71fp3OVZZXT NO. A-61 - In W.5EJth St., ITooddaLe he. to O&lmm 8. HXXTOPPEIG Z-iPXOVXXiiT NO. A-71 - 9. 0IZIII;G EZEOVZX2 170. 0-12 - In Chowen he., from 3.5lth St. to 250 Ft. S. 10. OILIUG of 'Ihet.rar.ra Avenue. U. STOFK SEIm D~O~~lT 110. 26 - C6nstruction of ViUage Storm Sewer and Appurbenances in Beard Ave., from ?I. 55th St . to liinnehaha Creek. - 12,- 3TOFd-i SEXZ Ill?Xu%GE il0;27 - Construction of Village Storm Sewer and Appurtenances in Chowen Ave,, from ~1.61st St. to Chorren Place. 13. STRET LIGFZ jXl?2OTEXIT IJO. L1 -.Construction of -. Ornamental - Street Eights in Arden Avenue. betveen IT. 50th and IT. 52nd Streets, improvments 1 -i;hrou@ 10, above, znd 13, above, include a31 lots and tracts of land abutting the streets pmpszbk improved, 110. 26 includes a;ll lots and thcts of land within the folIowbg described boundzries: 1tBeg-g at a pt. &o Ft. B. of intersection of TT.56th St. and Beasd he.; th. E. to E. line OX Lot 10, Bl. 4, Tmte Investnect COmpany1s Kidderi =ley; th. 13. to IlE Cora Lot 10; th. E. to E53 Cor. Lot 7, BL 4; th. N. dong E. line to $433 Cor. said Lot 7; th. EJ. across TJ.55th St. on centerline os" Lot 7, B1. 3, IIlhite Investnent Con-aanyTs -Eidden Ozlley, to pt.-&U Ft.'N. of S. line thereof; tho If. to E. line of Lot-9, said 31. 3; til. 11. to pt. 60 Ft. from S. line; tE. M. to*W. Line Lot 10, said Bla 3; th. 3Zt.F zcross Beard five. to center of Lot 1,- B1. 2, Ed5na Hills; th. Illy 50 Ft.; th. Sly to S. Line of Lot 2, said Bl. 2; th. E. to Beard Ave. and S. to pt. of beg-ng;ll ad a1 lots and -tracts of lmd within the followbg described boundaries : Alley bettreen . .\ W.56th St. from Code Avenue to I The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of The area proposed to be assessed for %he cost of Storm Sewer &provenen% 4/25/55 ** .- 183 "Beginning at intersection of lT.57-iih St. md Drew live.; th. R. -100 Ft. to approximately centerline of Lot 4, Bl. 2, Brookcine 2nd Addn.; th. E. to approxi- mately centerline of Lot 3, B1. 2, Brookline 2nd Ad-dn.; th; I$. to TE Cor. of said Lot 3; the X. to pt. .YO Ft. Illy from Sou€heast Cor. Lot 15, B1. 2, Xdina Kills; th.' Mly parallel to Chov;en Jive. to pt. in So, line of Lo% 11, B1. 2, Edina Hills, 70 F't. ILLY from Southeas5 Cor.; th. NEZy on'an arc to pt...on Ely line of -Lot 6, B1.'2, Edina Hills 35 Ft. WILY from SE Cor.; th. SEXY to centeriine .Chowen Ave.; th. Ely to intersection Beard he.; th. E. in Beard he. to pt. 65 Ft., more or less, IJ, o;f- centerline of inkersection of S.56th St. and Beard he.; th. E. to E.line of 3;i>t 10, El. 4, Vhite Ihvestment-Company's Hidden Valley; th. B. to IUE Cos. of said lot; th, E. to in Cor.. of Lot 15, B1. 4, 2hite Investmerfit Coxpanyt s Hidden Valley; th. So along E. line of said lot to TJ.56th St.; th. E. to N/S Alley between 4bllott and Zenith lives.; th. 3. a1oiig"said alley to SIT Cor. of Lot 2, B1. 3, Harriet Lavm Lddn,; th. E. to pt. midwky between the I3 and 3J lot lines of kt 3, Bl. 3, Harriet Lawn Addn.; th. S. to W.57th St.; th. Ely to pt. midway between the E and 1:. lines of Lot 22, B1. 3, Brookline Addn.; th. Sly along a midway line between' E and E. in IT. 58th St. to a-@t. midmy between the E and IT lot lines' of Zot 1, BL 2, Hwi-iet iknor 2nd Pnddn.; th. S. 'along 8 line midway between E and li lot lines of Lots Z through 8, B1. 2, Harriet Ranor 2nd Addn., to a pt. on the 11 lot line of Lot 9, B1. 2, Harriet I?ianor 2nd Addn. Ghich is 71 Ft. 3. of the centerline of the Ii-S Allley between Zenith and York lives.; th. 71. 'along N lot line of Lot 9, B1. 2, Harriet &nor 2nd Addn. to the X-S Alley between Zenith and York A-ves.; tho S. &ong said alley to SE Cor. of Lot 16, Bl. 2, Harriet -3hor 2nd Addn.; th. 11. dong S. lot- line of said Lot 16 to Zenith Lvenue to its intersection with 8.59th St.; th. M. along SJ.59th St. to pt. 71 Ft. E. of centerline of NyS nley between Abbott and Beard-Aves.; th. 11. on line midway bebeen E and TJ."loZ lines of Lots 1 through '7, Bl. 5, -FIa,rriet Idranor 2nd Addnb; th. ELy to M-S Alley between Abbott and Beard; th. S. to 3-37 Nley between lT.60kh'and IT. 59th Sts,; th. If. along- said &ley to Beard Ave.;*th. E. on I3eard-A-k.. to pt.. 58 Ft. S of ilJE Cor. of Lot 9, Auditorts Subdivision No. 312; th.'lJ to pt. 82.5 FL., more or less, ,W-of the cerherlbe 09 Beard Ave.; tli. St.; th. 17. along TT. 563& St. to intersection of Chowen ATie. ; th. Itl. on Chowen Ave. to tf.57th St.; th. lid. &ong TT.57th S'c. to pto of beginninget' lot lines of Lot.22 through Lot 12, B1.- 3, Brookline Addn. to 11.58th St.; th. I z9 33 69"3 .4: 4 L-3 along a line psrallel: with the centerline of Beard Ave. to W.5€%h ITri%ten ( in error( includes all of Bloclrs 1, 2 and 4-and the-Zasterly and Southerly 50 feet of Lots Wt from ( 3rd Addn.! aid a strip of land 135 Ft. in IJidth o%the East side of md parallel Eeso. ( to Beard iLve,, from 1~60th St. to a point ,500 Pt..North of 1~62nd St., lying in The area proposed to be assessed for Storn Sewer Improverilent No. 27 ( 1 to 8, Block 3,' in Edina Bel-Air, 5th Addn.; All of Lots 1 to 6 in Zdina Bel-Air ( the SEX/& of the SWL/4 of Section 70, Tovmship 28, Xange 24. Gj33TCmT S. ,XiDEX, Acting Village Clerk Village of Edina lglotion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Danens; and'on RollcaJ.1 there tfere tlmee ayes and no nays, as follows: 2ye; and the Resolution was adopted. ATrnST: .- _. I Danens, aye; Fronk, aye; and Bredesen, _. Nayor Pro Tem -. .. Acting Village Clerk .. %e matter of various assessnjents to be Ievied agsiinst Lots 20 to 2&, iriclusive, Block 8, Fairfax Addition,' was brought before the Council, and Fronk offered the AGAINST .LOTS 20 TO 24, .D4CLUSIV3, BLOCK 8, --3'ATRFAX AnDfkCOTil - ~ ' BE IT "iS,SOLV%D bs the Village. Council .of the Village of Edina, X71&nesota, as - ._ - f ollovrs : It is hereby found, dete*&ed and delcared that the proposed assessments $or GRADING IKPEO~.~RS NOS. C-35 & C-36, GEtADIiG 33ERO~~~E $TO. '243, i3iJD S&aT?aY, SGfER IL.zp;2O~~~E NO, 55, and each of them, have been"proper1y czdculated in accordace with the provisions of Binnesota Statutes Section 412.41j.l; that notice has been duly published as required bg' law,- that 'chis Council itrould meet to hear and pass upori.stl-1 objections, if any, -Eo anend said proposed assessments as might be necessary, and to adopt' the sae by resolution; that said proposed . assessIiZents have at all times since their filing been open for public inspection, and opportUn5ty hss been given to all'in€erested persons to present tkieir objections; and that each of the lots, pieces mil parcels of Land enumerated in the respective assessments was aind is specidly benefited by the construction of the improveaents for which such assessment is levi&%, in the ainomt-set opposite the description of each such lot, pzece and parcel of land, respectively. pieces cad parcels of 1and"describea in said respective assessmenz's, and said assessments 3001 said-iraprovements, respectively. The assessment against each lot, tract or parcel, together witKi-the interest accru-ing on the full mount date of this resolution the Property described $herein and all thereof, 1. 2. The amounts so set our are hereby levied agairist the respective lots, ' proposed assessments are hereby adopted and confirmed as the proper special "thereof frora time to time unpaid, at the rate of five percent per annum from the shall be a lien concurrent vi'ch general taxes upon 4/25/55 184 The total amount for Sanitary Sewer 'linprovenen'c No. 55 shall be payable in mal annu& instalherits extending over a period of nine years, tine first of ssid inst-ents e,x%ending over a period of nine years, the first of said bstalbents, together sdth. interest on the enkire assessment from the date - hereof to Decezlber-31, 1956, -bo be payable with the general taxes fop the year 1955, and one of the-rezuining installments, trith one ;year's interest on that and all subsequerit inskalltaen-bs, to be payable with general taxes for the years 1956 - t-hrough 1963, collectible in the respective ensuing years . The totzl-mount-of the assessment Tor s'iF@ZT*Ti~OlXB=iJ7p BO. C-35 & C-36, znd for STRE2 II.;IROVEXEEF UO. (2-43, shall Be'payable in equal annual b-stalhents ex*ending over a period of three years, the first of said install; nents, togethe2 r;i-Lh interest on the entire assessment from the date hereof to December 31, 1956, to be payable with the general taxes for the year 1953, and one of the remining installments, irith one yearts interest on that and all subsequent installments, to be payable with general taxes for'the yems 1956 and 1957, collectible in the resp5cktve ensuing years. 3. 'Prior to certification of the assessnenii to the County Auditor, the owner of any lot, piece or parcel 02 land assessed hereby my pay the whole of sueh assessment or ay installnen-b %hereof without interest to the Tillage Treasurer and thereafter such paymekt hiay be made with accrued jnterest to tkte County Tressurer; provided that tf any ass'esments or instalhents thereof be prepaid to the Tillage Treasurer, they shall be cancelled on the books or" the Village-Treasurer, and he shall proaptly notify the Village Clerk and County AudYcor, and the assessment or installment so prepaid shaU be cancelled on the books of tlie -County Auditor. The Clerk shttll, as soon as mayle, prepare and trahsmi-b to the County Aud5tor a certificate duplicate of sa'id dssessments, with eack then mipaid installment and interest set fodh separately, to be ex%*eniled upon the proper tax T?Tsts or" the County, and the County AudiZor shall thereafter cause said assessments to be collected 2n the Inxmner provided by 1ar.i. Said Assessment Rolls shXL.1 be deszgaated as Assessnents Rolls for Street Xmprovement-No. C-35 G C-36-and for Street hprovenent Ho. C-43,' and for Sanitary Se~ier'hprovement No; 55, for kks 20 -Eo 24, inclusive, Block -8, FaiTfax Addition; and all amounts collected in respect of the assessnents therein contaiined shall be-bimilarlg designed by the County Treasurer and remitted to the Village Treasurer, and by hinr credited i . . . - .. . - , .-. . - ~ -__ -4. ' ~ to the Sinking Fund Zccounts as ToXLows: * -%?rord Sm7Litay Sever kprovenent 'No, 55, and Street Improvement lio. C-43, From Street Ihprovemknt Uo,. C-35 &*C-36, to the Sinking Fund 3hccoUn.t; of to the Sinlring Fund Account of the 1953 First Series kprovaent Fund. the 1954 Second Series Improvement Fund. I.Io%ion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Dmbns, and on Eollcall there Iiere three ayes and no nzys, as follows: Bredesen, aye; and the Resolution was adopted. *,J&/Add-& dJ Acting Village Clerk Front; t'nen moved, approving Village Payroll, munt $12,919.71 for period April 16 to 30, and papefit of the following Claims: Fund, $71,657.18; Parks Fund, $73.19; Sewer Eenta3 Fhd, $86.01; Ifatemmrks Fund, &,$t)5.95; Eqor Fund, i.j17,I&.'7.77; Garbage Fund, $5.00; Improvements Fund, $12.00. Xotion was seconded by Danens and carried. ' -- Danens, we; Fronk, sye; and €im/ : - * . &yor Pro Tem -. General, :,j14,195.32; Construction +- Because 5t ~as then l2:35 A.X. on Tuesday morning, with sever& items yet.to cone before the Council, Fronk moved for adjournment of 'meeting to Friday, April 29, at 5:OO P.11. I.btion seconded by Danens carried. zd+&addH&d/ Acting Tjage Clerk- E .I