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Invocation vas given by the Rev. A. Eldon Pakquist of Edina Covenant Church.
Hembers answering Rollcall were Bredesen, Danens, Fronk, Tupa and Erickson. .
Danenst motion, approving Xinutes of Neeting of September 26 as suktted, vras
seconded by Fronk and carried. -I
PUBLIC €B.KfUXG OE €3TTJ-'IOE TO FACE 0~'Ffi~I~Y DTBLLING ON LCE 1, RAETHEX'S ADDN.
ON. xEBXi3S ,A9XXUE B&'i%?,R THAN OX~ll.60TH ST, .was .conducted. -1.b~. Sanders, ..petitioner,
preserrted plan showing proposed set-back, from 1~60th St.; which lined up WLth the
newer houses on the street, although it is ahead of the old farm house nexb door.
There were no objections filed pursuant to mailed notice of hearing by Clerk, 2nd
no objections were made from the floor.
was seconded by Danms and wried.
Bredesents motion that request be approved
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the Village PXan&ng Commission, at a special meeting held-Saturday, October SJ had
reconmended against this construction. Kr. Hyde presented petition in opposition
to double bungalows, sigped by some eight families-in the immediate neighborhood,
Fronkts notion, that ptition be denied', was seconded by Bredesen ad carried,, I
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FU13zI.C I-EABDlG OIJ PROPOSED SAil!3!i!i?Rp SEI.ER EXi!XXSIOY ItT BETON AVEXUZ IMT OF CODE
Av"?Tjj 3'03 @PEOX.. 16p-170 XI!. .came next; before-the Council.
kffidmit of- Serv5ce 03 Wotice of Hearing on Proposed Sanitazy Sewer linprovaent, If
Clerk pqesented- . . _.
dG.ch was approved as to,form and ordered-placgd on file. Eng&er Zika~~s
Estimte of Cost was $870.37, for $3.50 per front foot.
at the Hearing, end no mitten objections had been filed prior to the Hewing.
Bredesen offered the following Resolution and moved-its adoption: '*I'
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There were no objections
* FBSOLUTLON ORDER31.fG Il4FROVEXZ€~T
Council!&eretofore caused notice of hearing to be duly served on the proposed
@provemen% consisting of Construction of Sanitary Sewer Mension in Benton he.,
Vest of Code Ave, for Approx, 160-170 Ft., -and at the hearing held at the time ad
glace specified in said notice the Council has duly considered the views of all
persons int-erested, and being fully advised of the pertinent facts does hereby
determine to proceed w2tli the construction of said improvement in conjunckion xith
and as an integral. part of Sanitary Sewer Improvement No. 88; that said improvement
is hereby designated and shall be referred.to in all subdequent proceedings as
Sanitary Sewer No. 88 Supplement; and the area to be specially assessed therefor
shall be Lots 6 and 7, -Block 1, Code's Highview Park.
$totion foi zcioption of Resolution was sec
five ayes and no nays, as follows: Bredesen
and Erickson, aye; and the Resolution i
A
k, znd on Rollcall there were
TLR, EgOCH SKMa asked for permit to build on 66-foot lots on Eiking Averrue between
tf.59th.and W,&h Sts., (rather than platting to 75-foot lots under zodg regulations) .
He Dointed out that other lots in this area are all 66-foot lots, Hr. Sward vas asked
$0 iubndt a'letter-to the Planning Commission setting forth the reasons for having
&-foot lots, in order tht Commission might m&e recornendation to Counc5L
2.B. SXEtt then inquired about the possibility of bombining Lots 1,2,3,& in Lund-=use
A@di%ion.into three lots, and also of using the 5-foot easement at the East- side. of
Lot 1. but has Eot been used and that he would like easement revoked. Ik. Stiard was aslckd
to present Preliminzry Re-Plat to Planning Cornmission for its consideration.
DRADU@3 AT' 52s IEADOH RIkX NORTH, >Imager Hyde rezd recpest from Roy EmOlson
foT,curb ad gutter, .iq order that drainage and washout difficulties might be solved.
Xr. Zikan reported that curb and gutter is the only solution to the problem because
of tQe grade.
street from this residence, he would be agreeable to curb and gutter.
that Wovaber l.4 be tentakively scheduled as date for Public Hearing on curb..and
gutter for this area, vas seconded by Bredesen and carr5ed.
He explained that easement vas granted some time azo for drainage purposes
Nr. E.C.Stow stated that, as an owner of the property across the Fronkts motion,
.
3 k- mw55 SEXBACK ON WOODDKl3 AT-. Nanager Hyde read I&. James 3;. Kamiskets rewest for -.
relief from ordinance set-back. Xr. Kamiske wishes to extend his dvJell%g (4.~4 Judson Lane) to within 20 feet of Wooddale Avenue, xihereas a 45-foot setback is
being observed by other homes on Wooddale.
6n this matter be held Iqonday, October 24, was-seconded by Fronk and carried.
PEO"E3T ON fiS3SSliWT FOR TRUa SBBR NO, 69. 409 Blake Rosa, -owner of .a Eortion.-of Lot 10, +Block 12, I!iendelssohn-Additioion,
read.
meekin g .
V'Y Vl3V ROAD BIGHT-OFSWAY,
ing-"frag.flent to Oscar goberqs Co.. of $1,500.00 for "Parcel No. 5"-- The Easterly 45
feet-of the Norfih One-&&f of the Zast Three-fourth? of the South One-half of the
Northeast Quarter (E 3/4 of S 1/2 iYE1/4) of Section 31, Topmship 2eJ, Eange 2l$' and
for slope easement, was read; report also containing recomendations $or payments
of $1.00 Each to Robert Carbon and Peter G. Swenson, for Parcels 20, 21 and 22.
Nanager Hyde recommended papent in accordance r&th &. Loren-s1 report, and
PE;1ITIOXS FOR XMF'II~~~TS:
Bredesen moved,th& peti-tlons be accepted and hearings scheduled at the convenience
of the engineering department.
i Bredesenls motion, that Public Heahg
Frotest of BG. Paul F. Richardson,
It was refeqred to I%.nager Hyde-for investigation and report at $he next
lk. Edward Re Lorexas' report of October 3, recommend-
Bredesen - so moved. Hotion secoiided bx Tupa and carried.- t
The following Xaprovement Petitions were recsiyed,
Notion seconded by Danens and carried. ' 1.
2.
3.
Sanitary Sewer to serve 5808 and 5816 Code-Avenue (as ap extension of
l?ateqain in W. Side-of Hwy.#l69 from Lterlachen Blvd. to tT.52nd St.,
and in 33.1 Side of €i~y.#169 from Brookside Ave, to Summit Ave.
sanitary Sewer in Brookview he. from IiJ.63rd St. to W.64th St,
XDINA HOLfIING COB"YIS IJXCm of October 7, refusing the Viliagels recent ogfer
of .parking. space providing. Cogpany-will pay cwtbing cost of approzknately &.OO
per foot €or 300 feet, was reviewed.
the Minnesota Highwsy Department has set forth. another idea but that the Village
Engineering Department.has not yet had the to make sketch and plan, It was
decidced to table the matter until the engineers have prepared the necessary-
information for the Cougcil.
B3QUZST' FOR REZONING ON HIG@UIIY NO, 169 FOE EZIOFFJNG C33NTm.
kecornendasion -of .Octqper. !j ?as reviewed, ,.,Engipger Zikan then" explained that the-,
Planning Gomdssion had inspected this property on the 8th, &t a special meeting;
and that they have recornended against rezoning as per petition by Mr. George
Lundblad, for the reasonsthat (1) sight distance along Highway No. 169 is very
short at this point (2) because of good homes in immediate area it Ss felt that tus property will be yseable for home sites.
recomenda$ions of Planning Commission and deny.request, was Seconded by &~desen
and carried. I
I the IT. 5P;L;h St. I4ain) , 1
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Nanager Hyde ewlained that EP. nett of
Planning Commission's
Danensf motion, that Council accept
FINAL PUT OF I'DYL3?OOD ADDITXON, by John Bloomberg, was presented carrying Planning
Comraissionrs .Octob-er- 5th zecoeendation Tor approval subject to an engineer-&ng check
and proper,signatures. four 112-foot lots, rather thqn the thee larger lpts originally planned. Bredesen
moved for approval in accordance with Comm5ssion's recomeridation. Motion seconded
by Fronk and carried. -
P€7ZXtmfART PUT OF "WUCW 03' LOT 3, NCCAmY €iBiGFiTS FIRST AIIDEIOU! by
?lr .- Maynard Hasselquist, _carried Plaxming. Commissiont s October 5t_h _aecommenda%ion
for approval sub j ect to proyis ion.- f or proper drainag-e.- -Mr . Zikan explained that
this is it subdivision of one very large platted lot into. smaJler 'ones; that I&.
IEndhorst should be consulted concerning procedure.
that he has already consulted with Mr. tfindhorst, who has. given his infoma1
approval.
for proper drainage, and subject to approval by Pillage Attorney, was seconded by
Danens and carried.
TOtlrrJ Ii32XLTYtS EDl3,A TEREACE SZCOND ADDTTiON, a Preliminary Re-plat of Blocks 1 and
2,- .To~~Bea;L-E;yfs ,E@ina.,TeT+ce and portion of unplatted land %o the South, w&s
approved, by motion Bredesen, seconded by Fronk and carr5.ed.
Mr. Zikan explained that Nr. Bloomberg is now platting
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W. Hasselquist explained
Bredesen's motion for Izpproql of Prelhinary Plat, subject to provision
1% carried Plannkg
Commission's October. 5th recommendation for 2pproval. -
FliTIU; FLU! QF*I?J&NER aDDZI'iOX was approved by motion Bredesen, seconded by Tup
and.ca@.ed, ~ 2% has PXaxmini Commission's recomenda$ion of October 5th, fop approval. .. E
10/10/55 PBTAL PUT OF LARE E!3IITA.ADDBION*came before the Council, with the Planning
Comissionls .October 5th reconmend&ion for a discussion w2th the Coyncil on this
plat because of difference in opinion on width of street, Engineer Zikan reported
that the Corrrmission had inspecGed the property in the field on Saturday, October 8,
ad had felt at that tine that if Nr. Stow is agreeabxe to a ten-foot boulevard on
the South, a +foot traveled roadway, and a five-foot boulevard on the Norbh,
mference might be worked out.
Stow, protested this decision; and Xr* Gavin, property omer directly to the North
of Ek. Stow, asked that developaent be kept entirely within Stow*s 20 acres,
sta3ed that he does not intend to plat, does not wish to pay assessments for stom
sewer for the Stow developaent;, that he definitely does not want soaething for
nothing; th& he does not want the road abutting his propert$. He asked why I&.
Stow did not back his lats up to the Gavlin properby; and lk. Stmr exrplxined that
it was not practical to do so because of the 114'70-foot frontage*i. On question from
the Council, 1-k~ Gavin e:qlained that Nr. Stow had not contacted him with reference
to "dedication or" a five-foot strip nor a fifteen-foot strip,'[ although he had
once contacted him with reference to purchase of three axes for $2,500 per acre
plus $500 for a garage. The .discussion became heated; and Xayor Brickson asked
that &, Stow's sttorney getr in touch with Nr. Gavin and that the Council confer
with the Planning Comission, dl in an effort to reach a firm decision on this
new plat._
Attorney Hosaner Brown, representing developer
He
€&PUT OF LOT8 SIX TK;'ZOIJGH TmEiTEEN, BLOCK SIX, BBCIQhV~~ HEZliTS SECOXD ADDITION,
a F~JI~Y.. Flab by B.L. Har.Jtliirne, .came bef0T.e the Cougcfi! s- ,attention, with the., .
Planing- Corrrmiss&on's reconmendation for approval subject to- Village Attorney' s
gpproml in regard to insuring against liability of Village in any possible aGtion
aising from3ocation of existing utilities or easements.
approval. providing it- is determined- that VXLage is not liable for action arising
from location of epsting utilities and easements, was secondep by Bredesen and
carr-ied.
R3ZOHING FOR E33IICBL CEI;pII%R.
Gowcil faF.,discussion on proposed Ordinance Amending Zoning Ordinance as drafted
by Village At-bomey Uhdhorst, vas reviewed. *&fro TTinQorsk* s letter was read by
Xi-. Eyde. after some discussion, it was decided to-discuss this matter, together with others,
at, a joint Planning Commission-Council Neeting to be held Honday, October 17.
Fro& then moved that F'ublic Hearing on proposed re-zoning be scheduled tentatively,
for Xonday, Movmber I.&. 1.iotion seconded by Tupa and carried.
Frank's motion for
Planning Commission1 s recommendation for lneeting with
It contaiqed an opinion that Public Hearing imdd be necessary; and,
ZOK&G Xi&?.
Richols.--He stat& this map merely points up the need for master planning and
obtaining zoning before driselxqg construction.
Emager Hyde presented copy of Zoning Kap, as dralm by Korell &
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PEOPCBZD l3EROVBS14T OF lT,66TH STRBX FRDN CHOIEW ATD3Nl.E TO XEEEES AI7EW.
Bfle-Teported. Sou-Lhdale Center1 s. request- for Qn~rovement of TJ.66th Street Zrom
kemnknation of -present hproveaent (1100 East of France Avenue) to Xerxes P-venue.
He eqlained that because of drainage work necessary, and much-work to be done by
%he Telephone Cozpany, the improvenent should be made now if it is to be hade at
all. He stated that the actual- construction cost vAll be borne by the County and
Southdale; but that the Village must acquire the right-of-way, zt an estimated
cost of some $35,000. Oa question from the Council as to why this portion of the
street was no% considered with the balance of the improvement now being constructed,
@. Crear, representing Southdale, stated that there was no commitment from the .clomtp on this portion; that deFign had- not yet been coapleted. &.nager Hyde was
instructed to contact Richfield and County representatives for a meeting on
Xonday, Ockober 17, at--7:30 P.Z., to -discuss this matter.
€BARitlGScAND BIBS:
Cost ,on_several .pqo jects, reqGestirrg that Coupil conduct-Fublic Hearings.
Bredesen offered the following Resolution arid moved its adoption:
Hanager
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Engi&eF.Zikan presented Preliminary Plans and Estimates of
F@SOLUTXON PROVIDDJG ?BE PUBLIC €BXRmGS 1. ox, PROFOSED . mEJROrn-TS * c
E3 E EiBOLJED by the CounciL-of. t@e ,Village of Edina:
- .. le.- Thev?,?illage Engineer, havjng submitted to thg Council a prelimifnary report
as to the feasibility-of the proposed Improvements described in the Form of lJotice
of Bearing set forth below, and as to the estbated cost of such improvements, said
report is hereby approved and directed to be placed on file in the officd of the
Village Clerk. This Council'shall meet on I.ionday,, October 24, 1955, at 7:30 P.L, in the
Tillage Hall, to consider in public hearings-the views of all persqns interested in
said proposed improvments. The Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to cause notice or" the the,
place and.purpose of said meeting to be published in the official newspaper once a
r.reek for two successive weeks, the second of which publications is to be not less
th three days from date of said meeting, which notice shall be fin substatially
the follotring Torn:
2,
3.
c -4 3J 10/10/55
NOTICE OF IBAmNG ON PROPOSD m~RommEs - . * I*. . SAiKLWBY SBER. ~~~ .3iATlBWCNS NOTXCE IS HRZBY GLITEN that. the Bding Village Coync&l will meet at the Village'
Hall on.NondGy3 October 2.4, 1955, at 7:30 P.lT., to consider the follox&g pro-
posed improvements, to be conshructed "der the authority granted by T-esota
Laws of 1953, Chapter 398.
by the Village %gineel" as set forth below: The approximate cost of such hprovements is esthated
EST. COST
$~,388.69
1, Construction of Sanitary hteral Sewer and Appurte-
nances in Virginia Aye . ,If. 63rd St. to _W,6&th St
2. Construction of_Vill.age Watermain @%ension in Virghia
be. ,1~63rd St. to 8.64th St,; Parnell he. ,X063rd St. to
FJ.64thmSt .; W.63rd wd W.64.th Sss., Concord to Parnell Aves. $13,329.54
3,. Construction of SanAtary Zatersl Sewer and &ppurte- nzvlces in El Rancho Treil, Waterrnai to Interlachen, and in
In'berlachen Road,El Rancho Trail to the .%est $14, L&O. 68 I&. Construction of &nitary Lateral Sewer and kppurte-
5. Construction of Village Ifatemain Mension 5n W.57th
St#, Hwy.j$:lOO to NormandaLe Court
I
nances in W,57th StoHwyo#lOO to Normandale Court - $3,423.06
$2,57.4.45 The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of said proposed improvements is as
follows:
2;o be @proved,
Notion for adoption of the Resolution was
were five ayes ad no nays, as follows: Bredes
All lots and tracts of larid abutting the portion of the streets-pr9posed
aye; axid Erickson, aye; and the €$esoluti
L Nr. Zikan then presented plans and specifications for projects to be advertised for
bids; and, after revi*w, I3redesen offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption: 1
~~LUTION JPFROVING PLANS m SPZCIFIGXTIONS FOR
+PRQF@ED XM@?.O~+VI!S, - .@i QJXZRQG AD~TTSB.@~
I. * FOR BIDS . . B% IT RXSOLVED by- the Village Council o$v-the.yillage of Edina:
, 1. -The plans a@ specifications for the proposed Inprovements set forth in
the following Advertisement for Bids form, heretofore prepared by the Village
agineer ad now on file in the office of the Village Clerk are hereby approved.
2. The Clerk shall cause to be published twice in the Idina-Norningside
Courier and the Construction Elulletin the followjag notice for bids for said
improvements :
ADV3RTB~MT FOE BIDS
GRp,TjE SC.GRAEXC:, BITljXlNOUS SWAGE
. SAQSf&Y. gmR: w@m:
NOTICE IS IBREBY GD%N that th~lnd~~-Vislage.Go~cil y.Ql_meet at the Edjna
Village .Hall, 4801 .If. 50th Street, Honday, October 24, 1955, at 7:30 P.N. , and
will at said time and place open and consider sealed bids for the fo&lovdng:
1. +Yi&ginia A.-e*,V,63rd* -~~...to.~~.612th_S~.;. Paynell Ave.,W.63rd, 3%. to -
W.64th St.; W.63rd St., Concgrd Ave. to parnell Aveo;JL6.!&h_St.j + Concord Ave to Parnell &e. ..
Bedford Ave., W.jij2nd St. *to Interlachen bvd.; Igi52nd st., GrAview,
Lane to Bedford Ave.
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-, CONSTR&TION OF VILLAGE IW33RXAITJ AND APPURWJNCES It$: m.
2.
CONSTRUCTION. OF SPLUIT~~ARY mm ~b APPURTBJ~IES XN-Y
BmU4mOUS *S&ACE:
1. -YiFginia Aye . ,IT. 63sd St... to,.W. 645h- .St . . .
GP3ADIIfG kIKD GRAIELING ZN: .
lo.- .Grove St., Tingdale .#-ve, to zode NoAh.
1, Parkwood Road, .Parkwood Lane'to North line of Parlarood Knolls 33.7 bddn.
Work myst be' done as described-and specified in plans and specifications for
said improvement on file in the office'of the Village Clerk and available upon
papent of bid, deposit of $10.00.
ment for tvoU;k., No bids will be considered unless sealed and filed with wder-
signed before $&ne of said meetiag and accompanied by cash deposit, bid bond,
or certified check pa2able to the Village Clerk in amouat of ten percent of
amount of bid.
BY ormm OF THE VILLAGE COITNCIL.
3. iach and all of the term of the foregoing adverkiseaen'c for ljids are
hereby adopted as the terms and conditions of award of the contract for said
improvement.
&lotion for adoption of Resolution was seconded b
were five ayes and no nays, as follows:
Bids must be su$mitt,ed oa basis of cash pay-
&.ETCfiEN S. ADEN, Clerk
-I .-." I" VQlage o$ Edjna +--
- , and on RolZca11 there
; Danens, aye; Fgonk, aye;
5'% 10/10/55 ~~UiZFt TATSrn lhnager Hde presented a letter from Chicago Bridge & Iron Company,
dated October 7, requesting a 171-day extension of time for comple-bion of water
tank.
material. about the middle of Novembep .I-&, Hyde recornended approval of request
for ex-tension, and Bredesen so moved. ?.lotion seconded by Fro& ad carried.
ktter stated that Company eqscts to start shipping the fabricated
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??BEE FOR Llj3FURY-PABK P3OPKRTY. 1-hager Hyde asked Council's policy concerning
erectiq of .the .fence. a$ Irest side of library-park, inasmuch..as the Council had
agreed to erect a five-foot feQce for g portion of the length of the-property
whereas therViliage has four-foot fence on hand.
3hager should plant alopg the l$ne,and then have-the four-foot fence eEecked.
The matte: navy pder consideration was the cost of-a five-foot fence. HrE
Zikan also reported that one portion of the ares is rugged and difficult to
qahtain. It was decided tqat this area should be leveled off and put into
grass 1
SUEGET FOR YEAR 1956. iIanager Hyde presented a forecast of the unappropriated
. smplus in General and Liqyor Dispensary Funds as of December 31, 1955, showing
an estimai+d General Fund Surplus of $54,943, and Liquor Surplus of $172,9r&7,
Coupled with tMs ~ras-a statenent of possible funds necessary during 1955 and
1956. 3€r. Hyde asked that the Council keep these figures in mind in adopting
the 1956 budget, making sure that some surplus be retained for uneqected
ezpenditures. Trustee Bredesen objected to the recornended appropriation for
eir conditioning of the Village Hall, and that $15,000 additional be transferred
from the Jiiquor Surplus to the Geqeral Fund as w aid in keeping the mi31 rate
down. Because a-firm agreement could nQt be reached on the ,detailed, itemized
eqendi.-tures$ and because it was necessary to adopt a budget levy for %rmsmi-Gtal
to the County Auditor this date, Fronk moved that Ehdget Levy be established at
28 1-ElI-q for the Estimated Assessed Valuation of $15,728,500, this being:
CZXERkL FUND (Tote) $361,003 . 90 .
It was decided that the Village
t
3?m FLiND (2 sills) * 31,457.00
PIB&IGJffiXLTH lJUIZSPG (374 per Capita) 3,605.28
POB.FUND - 1- . 3,994.72 FigX.BV S ?- (3/10 -1;Iills) 4-3 71% 55
Fm PBOTZ~TION 4-, 718.55 Sqtm- qEBOEZn NO. 53-EKX$& AItID JTvmST 24,000 .OO
19~~.m501~-aa~ ma S~ICS 11 . . , 900 . 00
1951 D*@KNZLW\S FEST SE2Xi33 2 600 . 00
1952 D~~O~Ea~ FIRST S@ES !! 5, &OO a 00 ..' - - -. h ?r&O, 398.00 .*
ad that itemized expenditures be set at a future mee"Lg.r Xotion seconded by
Tupa and carried. -
Ii-CmaS 3IJD BOiD CW:
soae_$585,500 of Village-mds, and Fro& moved that recornendation for investneiits
be approved. Xotion seconded by Bredesen and carried.
1.k. Eyde then suggested advance bond calls as follows:
12inager Hyde presented recornendation for investing
BrnS - r. DIE : t CALL - JQJomE - P.I.R.Issue,Qo, 2 (1948) 24% 195- 1956 ''wL56 $29,000
1950-Xapr. 1st Ser. 1.7$ - 3/1/57 3/1/56 8,000
1950 hpr. 3rd Ser. 2.35 3/l/57 *
lQ50 Iinpr. 2md-Ser. L6$ 3/1/57 3/L/56 -
1951- hp~. 1st Ser. 203% 3/1/57 3/1/56
7,000 *
15,000
6,000
19% Imp, 2nd Ser. 2.&$ 12/1/56 l2/1/55 50,000
1951 hpr. Ser.-2-A 2.9% 12/1/56 12/1/55
1953 Improvements . 2.9," 3/-1/57 3/1/56 t-
and Bredesen moved thst advance bond cdls be made as recommended.
seconded by Tupa and carried.
Bredesen moved for payment of Village Pagroll, amount $l4,828.09, for period
October 1 to 15, 1955, and for payment*.of the follotrhg Claims:
General Fund - $6,036.49 Liquor Fund - $23,774.63
103,261.65 Garbagemd , 2,027.Eio Const. Fund
9/1/56 - *
1,000
5,090
20,000 -
1951 Iinpr. Ser. 1-B 3% = 3/1/57 3/1/56 **
$l41,000
Iktion *
3319 90 Sewer Rent. 775.54 PaksFund -
%kt er Fund 972.59 POOP Fund - 233 a 23
Xotion seconded by Fronk and carried. .-
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G4mAGE COIJXCTIOIT:
garbage collection, reading the EtaLouis Park Ordinance.
ari ordinance trh5.ch would license--garbage collectors, reading from a draft
prepared in accordance with previous direction by the Council.
directed to confer with Village Attorney IEndhorst on this matter and to
present draft of ordinance to Council for..consideration at the earliest
possible time.
I-hager Hyde reported at sone lengbh on the matter of He also talked of I.
l-b. Hyde-was
10/10/55 35 Nqyor Erickson presented a letter asking Village cooperation in a National
Survival Plan project which will be financed by the Federal Civil Defense
Administr~tion. Bredesen offered the f oUowing Res-olution ad moved its
adopt ion : RESOLUT IOIq FOR CCOERL~T XOlJ
IN-CIiiIL D@ZIT,SE FlE3.S~ I-, if this country is. attacked, the .primary objective of the enemy
will bcXude centers of industrial 'production, and concentrate on our civilian
population; and
WHEW, the capabilities of nuclear and other weapons are so great that
an attack;-if successful, will result in'damge and casualties far beyond the
resources of any comunity; and
I-, the St .Paul-I@nneapolis IJietropolitan area is officially listed
by the. Fedeqal Gciverqnent' as one of 76- "critical target areas ,in the Nqtion;
%IHE?US, tlie Federal Civil Defense ~~ist~~ti'~n has invited the State
of Ivtiqneso$a to participate in the Nstional S<rvi.val Plan project.
NOW, TEEREFOFiE, 'be it r&solve8 that th^e-p&litica& subdivision of the
Village..o~.Ed~a,-.State of MLimesota, will bboperate to the fuU eh-tent of our -
capabilities with &he State-of Minnesota and the Federal Government in the
study and developnent of civil defense measures designed io afford rnax5mu.m
protect3on of life and property through participation' in the SumLval Plan
pro ject financed entirely by the Federal Civil Defense A-stration. ~
Plotion for adoption of the Resolution was secon
there were five ayes and no*wnays, as €0110
Fronk, aye; T~pa, aye; and Erickson, aye;
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y FGonk, and on Rollcall
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The following roster was presented, covering nominations for 2lection Boards
for Village Election to be held November 8, snd Tupa moved for approval of
Bomds &s nomin&ed.
Witts . .- Cldrks, 3kes , Harry
and-Howard 1;: Scott. Clerks, I4ines, Stanleg Buther, Henry C. Carlsen,
Clerks: Ernes. Helen Pal+&, Xdith Vaste,
Clerks: Ihes. Orville Hut%, Harry Hanson.
Clerks: khes. Arthur K. ,Peterson, Gladys Cameron.
Clerks: -%nes. SOW, Spencer, E, 5. Nodlin..
Clerks: Nmes. Gust Johngon, Goraon Holter.
Cler?rs: . Ymes . , Ida B. Strong, David Pl-atter.
Clerks: Mines. Herbert BTGd, M@y E. Chgey.
Notion ?seconded by Fronk and carried.
DBTRICT NO, 1, Judges:
DISTRICT NO, 2, Judges:
DISTRICT NO. 3, Judges:
Di3TRICT HO, 4, Judges:
DI3TilICT I$O, 5, Judges: $h&, D. 'tiT, nAmundson, Frmces Xood, G.T, k&ler.
DSCSTRICT YE3. 6, Judges:. Pdrnes'. O.%r. Bye, Roy Hyhr,* Leix$ E, Jones.
DISTRICT NO. 2,. -Judges: Nmes, lyellie Strate, Glenn'Hall, B. 'Sonnenberg.
DISTRICT NO, 8, Judges: %meso Bertha NcCraney, Eha-8 .dbflg-Patricia Salisbury.
DXSTRICT NO, 9, Judges: Ymes. .C&LJ.e Xor"u$r, &hql 3. Link, Alan Odeli,
DI5XRICT NO. 10, Judges:
DX3fRICT NO, 11, Judges: Nines. C. IT. Balfany, Hazel C, Swmson, 12; G, Bennett.
DISTRICT BO. l.2. Judges:
Ihes. 3kri.e G. Ilyregrov, *Edna C. Peterson, Seth
Enes.cHarjorie S. Rissiter, Clarice A.., Hollh-~gsworth
IGnes. Ida 1;. Smith, Ruth 3i. Zipoy, Euth Volk.
Ymes. Florence Ballberg, Fr& Sweeney, Alice Twite.
Pe$lich, Adelaide L, Qu&.
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Ihgs. 3faI5eJ 14. 'willson, E&h C, Bailey; Har6ld - ' QuYSt. . CleTks: i:hesf P9ter Hknn-&ngsen, Betty Hess, -
CleTks: .Mines. H. B. En@, Lamence Berglund,
CleFks: Sehes; Hilda R. Sj-evertson, Xbigail Fischer.
The matter 03 replacement for these-officials was discussed, with a list of
alternates to be called in case of illness, and Tupa moved directing Village
Clerk to We such replacements as me necesswy. from said list.
by Fronk and carkied.
There being no further busincess to come before this heeting, Fi-onk moved for
IQnes. Eleanor Oren, Hildred L. Bagley,"Joyce Tiace. - -
Notion seconded
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adjournment. Notion seconded by
/- Village Clerk
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