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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
COUNCIL. HEtD MONDAY. APRIL 9.
OF THE EDINA VILLAGE 1956, AT 7:30 P.M. AT
INVOCATION was given by Rev. Glenn Anderson of Edina Baptist Church,
Members answering RoUcal.1 were Grinkley, Fronk and Tup,
Eridcson and Mayor Pro Tem Bredesen, Trustee Fronk was elected to act as Mayor.
Tupa's motion that Minutes of March 27 be approved as submitted was seconded by
Crinkley and carried,
TdKING OF BIDS; . Clerk presented Affidavits of Publication in Edina-Morningside
Courier and Construction Bulletin March 15 and 22, 1956, of ItAdvertisement for
Bids-Street Improvements," for street improvements on France Avenue between W.64th
and W.73rd Streets; on W,66th St. between France and Xerxes Aves; and on Valley
View Road from W,62nd St, to France Ave, Affidavits were approved as to form and
ordered placed on file, The fol;lowing sealed bids were received:
J, V.. Gleason Co, Alexander Const* Co,
Jay Wp Craig Co, Howard Gahley, Inc, e'
Bury & Carlson McLean-Astleford Go,
In the absence of Mayor
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Crinkleyfs &otion for referral of bids to Village Engineer for Publib Opening in
his office was seconded by Tupa and carried,
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PUBLIC HEARINGS ON PROPOSm IMPROvZMEHYS: Clerk submitted Affidavits of Publication
in Edina-Morningside Courier March 29 and April 5, 1956 of "Notice of Public Hearing
Ornamental. Street LigMs, I!. and "Notice of Public Hearings Proposed Watermains,
Sanitaey Sewers, Blacktopping, and Curb and Gutter Improvements ,$*
apprd.ved as to form and ordered placed on file, Acting Mayor Bonk Wormed the
audience that four members of the Council are heeded to order in an Zmpmvement,
but that if ,the people wish the three members 6f the Counc51 present this evening
will hear objections and recommendations tonight for the record and=Hearbgs Will
be continued to April 23,
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Affidavits were
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Because .there were delegations present on these pro-
*# posed improvements, Council proceeded to hear them pursuant to sald Notices, as
PUBLIC HEARING ON CRNA-MENTAL STREFT LEHTS=W,51ST STRBT AT JUANITA AND
INDIANOLA AVE"5. Manager Hyde showed Vu-Gkaph slide of proposed LmpmvemenL
installation of three ornamental lights: At I3lSCor. 5lst and Indianola, at .Lot
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16; at NE %or. 51st and Indianola, at Lot 7; and on E,side Juanita opposite
Cor, of W,5lst St,? at Lot 19$
2,018m44 Assessable Feet for $1.09 per Assessable Foot, Delegation seemed
somewhat co6fused'by the improvanent as planned,
petit-brl, -3?em&dsd Council that petition is for two lights; three lights are
too costlp* Miss Olga Bjornitad, 5116 Indianolai-, asked to have her4 name ,
deleted frbm-petition.' Mr. Richard E, Olson asked concerning assessmen'b *
dlstrict, Mr, Seth N, Witts, * 5113 sjldianola; asked. if citizens would be
@veri ordinam 1ights:if they did rab4; have ornamental lights,
affimhtively, and'review was m;3ee &f Nwbhern Stiztes Power Companyrs plans
far three Lights iri this area.- Mr, Crhkley suggesteeb that %he Village
Engirieef work out'lcost estimates and assessment districts for each of the 4
three proposed lights in order that,sesidents might have full information;
and Tup moved'that petition be referred back to petitioners for report on
April 23,
Estjmate of Cost was given at $2,200, as agdnst
Mrs. kauck, sponsor of
He was answered
Motion seconded by Crinkley and carried,
PUBIC HEARING ON PROPOSED SANITARY SEWER IN CRESCENT DRIVE FROM EXISTING
~RUNK SEWER TO SOUTH LINE OF COUNTRYSIDE ~DN.: HUNTER ST., CRESCENT DRIVE
a TO VESTRIDGE BLVD, : WESTRIDGE BLVD, , HIGHLAND ROAD TO l40 FT , So OF RIDGEWAY
RD.: SFJESTRIDGE BLVD. TO APPROX, 210 FT.' TEST+ Manager Hyde'showed Vu-Graph
slide of propased improvement, giving Engifieer's Estimate of Cost as $36,475 as against 4,836.1 feet, for $7,56 per Assessable Foot. Mr, W, M* *
Crawford, 6128 Westridge B1vdt, asked concernirlg method of assessment and .
was infornied he will be assessed on front footage only, Mrs. Jean Brooks,
6129 Westridge Blvd. objected, stating she believes petition is signed by.
owner of v+cant lots onlg. Petition was produced, slgned by Grgenwood
Investment Company,lowners of 21 of the 38 lots proposed to be assessed,
(See Motion, later in meeting, continuing Heiring to Nonday, April 23.)
PUBLIC WING ON PROPCGED SANThRY SEWER IN 8ODE AVE., GROVE ST.. TO W.56TH
,ST.: MELODY LAKE DRIVE, EPD3 AYE, TO CODE AVE,: MELODY LANE, GRQVE ST. TO
mLODY LAS'IE DRIVE;' Mr. Hyde showed Vu-Graph slide of proposed .&-hprovement,
'giving Engineerts Estimate of Cost at $49,738,08 as against 4,248.5 Assess-
able feet, for $4.65 per Assessable Foot, plus $1.09 Connection to Trunk
No, 37, fdr $5.74 per Assessable Foot. One gentleman, speaking for his
neighbors,'spoke in favor of the project, in order that roads might be
put into condition; bat Nr. J,B, Moore, 5100 Grove St,, owner of unplatted
property*which does not abut the proposed improvement, objected strenuously
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4/9/56 ' to being inuluded in the assessment district,
is possible &, plat this property into eight lots; that, if it is eve6 platted
it must derive 'sewer service from this proposed sewer; Mr. Moore' stated he is
already paying for three sewers, does not wish to plat, and can see no reason
why he should be assessed.
get together before the next meeting on this matter, (See motion of later in
meeting, continuing Hearing to April. 23,
Engineer Zikan eTl.aine&'that it
Council suggested that Messrs. Moore and zikan
4. PUBLIC MEARING ON PROPOSED WAT- IN GARRISON LANE FROM VOODDAIE AVE. TO
Engineer's
Estimate of Cost was given as $6,670.96 as against 1,271.01 Assessable Feet, for
$5.41 per Assessable Foot, There were no objections from the floor, and no
written' objections had been received prior to Hearing, (See motion of later in
meeting, for continuandze of Hearing to April 23)
CODE ATE.: MELODY LANE FROM GROVE ST. TO NELODY WCE DRIVE: CODE Am., W.5TTH
ST, TO W.56TH ST, Engineer's Estimate of Cost was given as $12,929.76, as
against 3,445.90 Assessable Feet, for $3.75 per Assessable Foot. The same
gentleman who spoke in favor of the sewer in this area also favored the
watermain in order that streets might be surfaced soon. There were no
objections from the floor, and no written objections had been received prior
to the Hearing. (See motion of later in meeting, for continuance of Hearing
to April 23),
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5- PUBLIC HEARTNG ON PROPOSED WATEFMAIN IN MELODY LAKE DRlXl3 FFtON CODE AVE. TO
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6, PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED BLACKTOPPING OF W.6OTH STIZE;ET BEX'I@XN CONCORD AVE.
AND PARNELL Am.
as follows: For the North l/2 of the Street, $2,312.55 as against 637.63 '
Assessable Feet, for $3,63 per Assessable Foot; on the South 1/2 of Street,
$1,622,70 as against 540.52 Assessable Feet, for $3.00 per Assessable Foot.
It was explained that the developer of Virginia Ave. Addn,will furnish 611
of gravel for the South half of the street, whereas properties abutting the
North half must pay for the gravel there., Mr, Arl Harris, 4704 'iL6Oth St.,
asked that property owners be allowed to furnish their own 6'l-of gravel,
just as the developer is doing on the South 1/2 of the street, and that bids
be taken for Blacktopping only-not for gravel.
concurred in this request, and Council agreed in principle,
later in evening, for continuance of Hearing to April 23)4
Vu-Graph slide was shorm, and Engineer's Estimate was read
Nr, Kenneth Sundquist
(See motion of
'7. PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER 7N SCHOOL ROAD FROH RUTH - DRIVE TO SHERIKIOD Am. : WEST 59TH ST. RUTH DRIVE TO HzIJy.#lOO: IEST 60TH ST. 'L
_c PARNELL AVE. TO HWY.#lOO: SHERIfOOD AVL, WEST 60TH ST. TO SCHOOL ROAD AND
RUTH DRIVE, SCHCOL ROAD TO WEST 59TH ST, Engineer's Estimate of Cost was
$uC,033e&0 as against 4,833.71 Assessable Feet, for $2,90 per Assessable Foot,
Mr* Hugh IMillan, owner of some 400 Ft, on the South side of W,60th S,, from
Highway #loo, East, objected on the grounds that there is no petition for
blacktopping yet before the Council. Mr. Robert Emanuelson, 4809 W.bOth,
objected, stating his neighbor also objects.
Tillage continue with the more economical 1211 gutter, rather than the standard
18Il; and Engineer Zikan advocated 1811 gutter because 12" slab has a tendency
to tilt. Nessrs 3lcl.lillan and Emanualson were asked to give their sentiments
- on this improvementproviding blacktopping will be done soon, but no definite
opinions were offered.
them based on difference jn cost between 1G1J and 12" gutter. (See motion of
later in evening, for continuance of Hearing to AprLl 23),
lfr, Sundquist asked that
Council asked that Estimates of Cost be brought before
8, CONTINUATION OF MARCH 27 HEARING ON BLACKTOPPING OF ST. JOHNS AI%, VALLEY Vy -- ROAD TO 1.Te62ND ST, :LSXCROFT AVE, . VALLEY VIEN RD. TO W.62ND ST .: VIRGINIA AVE,,
COXCORD AVE. TO ASHCRmT AVE,
majority of lots on these streets, objecting to the improvement because-of the
heavy building in the area immediately to the South.
proposed improvement be abandoned, was seconded by Tupa and carried.
CONTINUATION OF MARCH 27 HEARING ON PROPOSED BLACKTOPPING OF EJl3RRITT CIFtGIE AND
OF DONCASTER IJAY FRO14 HIGHVAY 169 TO AYRSHIRE BLVD. Hr, Folke Victorsen was
present to support his request of March 27, that Blacktopping of Ayrshire Blvd,
from Doncaster Yay for a half-block to the present Blacktop be included in this
improvement, as petitioned, Nrq Zikan explained that there is a Sanitary Sewer
Petition on file for part of Ayrshire Blvd. and for the Itsouth loopll of Lochloy
Drive; that, to connect this sewer with the existing sewer the connection should
be made down Avshire Blvd, from Lochloy Drive to Doncaster Way; that this part
of Ayrsb5re should not be blacktopped until after Sewer is constructed.
Victorsea and ewther resident protested that blacktopping is necessary because .
of the &r&e zi?: tk mshing which lczeps occurring; that petitioners definitely
irm-b F1?:1G-.op5n,ap md hi4 c3mw should be included
Clerk presented petitions, signed by owners of a
Crinkleyrs motion, that
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(See motion for continuance)
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At $he close of the foregoing Hearings, Crinkleymoved for continuance of all Hearings
eqept tkti on the Blackbopping of St*Johns, Ashcroft, and Virginia Lane, to Monday,
April 23, 1956, at ?-:3O P.M. Motion'-seconded by Tupa and carried,
VACATION OF PORTION OF VALL;EY VIEW ROAD.
Edina-Mr>rningside Courier March 22 and 29, 1956, and of Posting on Official Bulletin
were approved as to form and ordered placed on file.
portion"of street proposed to be vacated. The
and no written objections had been filed prior
following Resolution and moved its adoption:
Clerk presented Affidavit of Publication in
' Boaras March 21, of "Notice of Hearing on Petition for Vacation of Street." Affidavits
Map was shown, setting forth'
ere no objections from the floor,
he-Hearing. Tups offered the
RESOLUTION VACATING STFLEET
{PORTION OF VALLEY VIEW ROAD) . WHEREAS, Petition of a majority of the owners of real estate abutting 'that
portion of Valley View Road in Southwest Quadrant of the -interesection of West
66th Street and France Avenue South,. hereinafter desczibed; -and said Council has
met at the time and place specified in a, motion duly published and .posted and has
heard all interested persons, and it appears in the interest of the public that
said portion of said street be vacated;
that the following portion of Valley View Road described as follows:
Vest described as follows :
int 55 feet South and 65 feet West of
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Rl3SOLVED by th& Village Council of the Village of Edina
All that part of the Southeast-Quarter of Section 30, Township
28 North, Range
Beginning at a
the Northeast r of said$Southeast Quarter of
Section 30 as measured along lines parallel with the
East and North lines respectively of said Southeast
Quarter; thence South-$ di-s$arice of -lZ5-feet-.along -a
line parallel with and distant 65 feet Westerly of the
45 02154" West a distance of 176.42 feet, more or less,
to a point which is 55 feet South of the North line of
said Southeast Quarter and 190 feet Vest of the East me of said Southeast Quarter as measured along a liqe ,
parallel with the North line of said Southeast Quarter;
thence East a distance of 125 feet along a line parallel
-dth and distant 55 feet Southerly of the North .line of
said Southeast Quarter to the point of beginning;
.." which lies southwesterly of the following described line:
Beginning at a point 55 feet South of the North line of
the SoutklGast Quarter of Section 30, Township 28 North,
Range 24 West and 202.k4 feet West of the East line of
said Southeast Quarter as measured along a line parallel
with the North-line of said Southeast Quarter; thence'
Southeasterly a distanc6 of 216.21 feet, more or less,
along the.arc'of 'a curve to the right, having a radius of . 138 feet to a point 65 feeti West of the East line' of said
Southeast Quarter and 192&4 feet South of the North line
of said Southeast Quarter as measured along a line parallel
with the East line I*.. of . L, said Southeast Quarter, and there
terininat ing
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be and the same is hereby vacated..
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by C inkley, and on R$-lc&I
there were three ayes and no nays, as follows: Cripp aye,;
Fro&, aye; and the Resolution was adopted. - .4-//
Village Clerk
DWELLING ON LOT ONE, BLOCK THREE, EDINA BEL AIR SIX!I'H DIVISION (6117 EWING AVENUE),
FACING DkELLING ON CHOI~BN CURVE RATHER THAN ON WING AVE, AS LOT IS PLATTED. Clerk
presented Affidavit of Mailed IINotice of Hearing,gl which was approved as to form
and ordered placed on file.
determined that there were no objections, Tupa moved that petition be granted.
PUBLIC HEARING ON PETITION OF THERNELL CONSTRUCTION co. FOR PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT A
Council reviewed site of dwelling; and, after it was
4 Motion seconded by Crinkley and carried.
PUBLIC HEARING ON PMIITION OF MR. HERBERT N, BLOOMBERG FOR pEF"I TO CONSTRUCT A
DWELLING AT NO. 70 WOODLAND CIRCLE-"That part of Lots
Grove Third Addition, lying NEly of Line running from pte in NWly line of Lot 4
dist. 15 Ft. STAY from most N ly Cor, thereof to pt. in SEly line of Lot 3
10 Ft.NEly from most Sly Cor. thereof; this property having front footage of 55 Ft,
Clerk presented Affidavit of Mailed "Notice of Hearing," which was approved and
ordered placed on file,
Planning Commis sionr s favorzble rccomment; ?tlon; 8nd Crin!kl.ey Roved request be
3 and 4, Block 2, Colonial
dist.
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There were no objections file<.> Manager Hyde reported
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4/9/56 granted, Motion seconded by Tup and carried. .
REQUEST FOR PiBMIT TO CONSTRUCT CURB AND GIjTTER AT 6016 CHOIEN Am. AT HIS OlJN
EXPENSE.
will construct curb and gutter on Village specifications.
request be granted was seconded by Crinkley and.carried.
PETITION FOR PERZIIT TO JXACIQOP STREFTS (CHOWEX AVENUE IN 6100 BLOCK, AND
CHOIBN CuRTlE)yNDER PiUVATE CONTRACT.
support its written petition, with Messrs, J.1J. Mooty and Gerald R. Monroy
acting as spokesmen.
that the necessary petition has not been filed with Council for said work; that
it is understbod that work will be done according to Village specifications and
under Village inspection. Mr. Monroy stated it is hoped that Chowen 6000 Block
will also want this plan. Manager Hyde explained that Village supervision of
this project will not involve sufficient time to delay work on prior petitions.
Mr. Windhorst stated he believes contractor should be under bond to the Village.
Crinkley moved that petition be granted subject to contractual arrangements which
meet with approval of Manager and Attorney. Motion seconded by Tupa and carried,
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Mr, Harry Thernell explained he wishes to - finish his yard, that he
Tupa's motion that
A delegation -of residents was present to. .
They explained that they want this work done this year;
PETITION FOR CANCEILATION OF CURB AND GUTTER AND BLACISI'OPPING. %EST TJOODLAND ROAD
FROM CONCORD AYENKE TO WOODDALE AV'lDlUE.
petition filed at the last meeting, and, after some discussion, Crinkley moved
that proposed Curb and Gutter and Blacktopping improvements be abandoned.
seconded by "upa and carried.
Clerk reviewed for Council matter of
Motion
PETEION FOR GRADING, GMVELING AND OILING, NEST SU'OODLAND ROAD FROM CONCORD AVENUE:
TO 1JGODDAI;E kS@XUE. Clerk explained that this petition, filed at last meeting, is
a substitute for the foregoing improvements, and asked Council1 s policy concerning
work this year.
numerical sequence as to plan for construction. Motion seconded by Tupa and carried.
PETITION FOR OILING CHANTREY ROAD E'ROM HIGHWAY 44169 TO NORTHWOOD DRIVE was accepted
and ordered placed on file, by motion Tupa, seconded by Crhkley and carried.
Crinkley moved that petition be accepted and entered in normal
PETfTION FOR SPREAD OF SANITARY SEWER ASSESSMENT EVENLY OVER THE SIX LOTS in
La.thpefs Subd. of Lots 8 thru 2.3, Willard's Subd. of Block 17, Nendelssohn was
filed by Lampe Builders, Inc., sole owner, Manager Hydets recommendation was
for approval of request.
improvement be so assessed.
Crinkley moved that petition be accepted and that
Motion seconded by Tupa and carried, -
'PE;TITION - FOR CANCELLATION OF PRIOR SANITARY SEkER PETITION FOR IDYLl?OOD DRIVE.
Petition, signed by John Bloomberg, developer of Idylwood Addition, cancelling
his former petition for Sanitary Sewer in Idylwood Drive for the reason that
present property o3mers do not want sewer at this time, vas discussed. This
petition was filed in connection with Blacktop petition next to be considered,
Crinkleyls motion, that petition for cancellation of Sanitary Sewer petition in
Idylwood Drive be accepted, was accepted by Tups and carried. _-
v PETEION FOR BLACKTOPPING OF IDYLHOOD DRIVE.
petition filed in 1953, asied for work this year,
has been held up pending construction of Sanitary Sewer (now abandoned) e Petition
states residents are aware that, should street be blacktopped now, and sewer go
5.n later, cost of sewer will be increased for blacktop replacement.
moved that 'petition be accepted and placed on file with earlier Blacktopping
petition. N6tion seconded by Tupa and carried,
This petit ion, supplementing
It was explained that work
Crinkley
THANKS FOR USE OF VILLAGE HALL FOR CAUCUS, EDINA REPUBLICAN CONMITTEE. Mr. Merle
Else personally supported letter of thanks written by the Secretary of the Edina
Republican Cornittee, for use of the Council ChauQers for Republican Caucus on
April 2nd, Tupa's motion, that Minutes show receipt of communication and that
it be placed on file, was seconded by CrinEey and carried.
PETITION FOR FSL.IEF ON SANITIBY SE2IER NO, 70 ASSESSIBNT FOR LOT L$ hND S.32 FT-
OF LOT 15, BLOCK 1. IEST MFTS. HEIGHTS-IB. WON A. CARLSON, 6612 BEUJIOFG~ LANE.
HPm Carlson's letter pointed out that he has been erroneously assessed for 128
feet, whereas he should be assessed for 78 feet. "lager Hyde recommended that
correction be made in accordance with Nr. Carlson's request, and Tup so moved,
Hotion seconded by Crinlcley and carried.
.... EDt?ARDS ADDITION, a Preliminary Plat of property at 56th and OaW-awn, was presented,
>ire Arthur Edwards was present and filed $1,000 Performance Bond requested by Plan.
Commission as prerequisite to constructing dwelling before Final Plat . Crinkley's motion that Planning Commission recommendations of April4 be accepted. IuIotion
seconded by Tupa and carried; recommendations being for approvdl of Preliminary
zubj-est. to lege1 requirements as determined by Attorney, and for approval of
L-- .,u.--?~q: < -3 T-Lbrylj; Si:h-ecf. fo fil_inp of bond,
4/9/56 BOURGEOIS' FINAL PLAT. Manager Hyde reported Planning Commission's April 4th
approval of Final Plat.
Council, no further action was nec,essary.
Inasmuch as this plat had already been approved by
REQUEST FOR DOUB~~ BUNGALOW ON LOT NINE, HOLT'S SECOND ADDITION, Planning
Commission's action of April 4, in recommending denial of this request, was
reviewed,
petition was seconded by Tupa and carried.
WAL-DObT BUZmS FIRST AJIDITION, A FINAL PLAT BEING DIVISION OF LOT FOUR, BLOCK
TWELVE. NORMANDALE was approved in accordance with Planning Commission's April 4th
recommendation, by motion Tupa, seconded by Crinkley and carried.
Crinkleyls motion accept5.g Cornmissionfs recommendation and denying
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-uu PRELDI~ARY PUT OF VALLZY VIEW RIDING STABIES PROPERTY, BY ROY PETERSON was
discussed, Mr. Peterson having signified his willingness to comply with Planning
CoInmission's recommendations for proper drainage, Post Office approval of street
names, and adequate playground,
proposed I*Nine-Mile Creek Sewer!' lies in this plat; that it largely follows streets
to be dedicated,
and then moved for approval subject .to submission of proper easements. Motion
L;ES ANDERSON'S PRELIMINARY PUT OF HIGHWOOD ADDITION was reviewed, but action
was delayed pending Planning Commission' s recommendation.
Engineer Zikan pointed out that the route of the
Mr, Tupa suggested that Village obtain necessary sewer easements
seconded by Crinkley and carried. ,,--
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PRELIMINARY PUT BY MR. ARCHIE DION was approved in accordance with Planning
Commission's April 4th recommendation, by motion CrinkLey, seconded by Tupa and
carried
-I-- CHANGE OF STREET NANE--1!SOUTH OLINGER ROAD'I TO 11W.62ND STREET1',
that Ordinance be prepared for change in street nane as recommended by Planning
Commission April 4, was seconded by Tupa and carried.
PFtELBIINARY PLAT OF VEATH GLEN", ON HIGHWAY #5, WEST OF CAHILL was reviewed; the
Planning Commission's recommendation of'dpril 4th being for app2oval subject to
drainage easement of 20 ft, along rear of lot lines and dedication of playground
or monetary donation equivalent to 3% of value of raw land, Tupa's motion, for
acceptance of Commission's recommendationS, was seconded by Crinkley and carried.
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Crinkleyts motion,
-*c_ PRELIMINARY PLAT OF SUBDIVISION OF TRACT A. REG. LAND SURVEY #194, by Mr, Lewis
Jones, was approved in accordance with Planning Commission's April 4th recommen-
da-tions, by motion Tupa, seconded by Crinkley and carried.
VACkTION - OF PORTION OF ADliMS AVENUE: Planning Commission's recommendation of
April&, for vacation subject to satisfactory legal interpretation so that none
of traveled street would -be lost, was reviewed, This will be discussed further
at Hearing on Vacation April 23.
L ACQTJTSITTO?J -.-UI"-..-~..Wn-_l.-I_1)11. OF TAX' DELINQUENT PROPERTY FOR PARK PURPOSES.
Henr1ed.n Comts Land Commissioner' s List 11403-C'l, dated February 14, 1956, which
Manager Hyde presented
dcscrj-bes certiin tax delinquent' lands as !non-&nservation and for sale'.
list contained Lots 4,8,9 and 10, .Block 13, Clevelands Sub. of Blocks 2,3,4,13, I4 and 15, &ma kbbott Park; which is recommended for acquisition'for park
purposes. Mr. Hyde also presented recommendation for acquisition of other tax
delinquent lots in this same subdivision, namely Lots ~,6,11,12,13,Lle,l~,~6y~7y
l8,l9,2OY Block 13, and Lots 4,7,8,11, Block U.
is swampy and low, but that it represents the only open area left in this,entire
half section where a playground is possible; the recommendation being that the
property be acquired with the idea of holding it for development at a later date.
Mro Hyde explained thatif in order for the Village to 'acquire the land, List
11403-C1' must first be approved by the Village Council; and Trustee Tupa offered
the following resolution, and moved its adoption:
This
He explained that this property
RESOLUTION APPROVING LAND ON LIST "403-C"
NON-CONSERVATION AND FOR SAWE
WHEREAS, The Village' Council of the_ Village of Edina4 Hermepin County, Minne-
sota, has received from the County Auditor of Hennepin County, Minnesota, a list of
lands in said Village which became the property of the State of Minnesota under the
provisions of law declaring the forfeiture of lands to the State for non-payment' of
taxes, which said list has been designated as Classification List 1r403-C1',
February 14, 1956; and
fizd by ths Board of County Commissioners of Hennepin Couhty, Minnesota, as non-
.conservation land and the sale thereof has heretofore been authorized by said Board
of GDu.n?y Co-missioncrs ;
WHjBEAS, each parcel of land described in said list has heretofore been classi-
4/9/56 k NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by said Village Council acting pursuant
o Minnesota Statutes for 1949, Section 282.01, .Subd. 1, that the'said classi-
fication by said B oard of County Commissioners of each parcel of land-described
in said list as non-conservation land be and the same is hekeby approved and
that the sale of each such parcel of land be and the same is hereby approved,
The question was on the adoption of the resolution and the roll being called,
there were Three yeas and No nays, as follows upa, Bye; Crm$3%yY aye; and
Fronk, aye; and the Resolution was adopted/,~~ ,,& 74 &Z&.4;d& kcting.Ma$or -- -
Y$llage Clerk
Tupa then moved directing Village Attorney to prepare the proper fokm of requi-
sition for acquisition of the property recommended, for park and playground
purposes, Motion seconded by Crinkley and carried.
FIRE UliIX3RlRRITEF1S INSPECTION BUREAUIS REPORT OF MARCH 29, was presented briefly
by Manager Hyde; this report being the result of a recent survey of fire prw
tection facilities in Edina. Inasmuch as this is a long and detailed report, it
was decided that copies should be made for the Council for their study,
IXSTER I;EE REQUEST FOR RE;LIEF FFDM ASSESSaNTS A!I'
compliance with Gouncilt s request for review of Special Assessment procedure
5117 RICHMOND DRX:VE, In
involving the a bove lot, Manager Hyde presented detailed report of the Minutes
of Meetings on both improvement and special assessment hearings, showing no
objections had been filed by owner. Report ordered placed on file.
PUBLIG HEARINGS ON PROPGSED ASSESSMENTS: Clerk Alden presented Assessment Rolls
on a number of construction projects recently completed, explaining that because
.last meeting was held on Tuesday, it was necessary to make publication of Notices
of Hearings without confirmation by the Council; that Assessment Rous have been
open to public inspection since before publication was made,
the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR SPECIAL
ASSESSMENT HEARINGS
Grinkley offered
BE IT RESOLVED by the CQuncil of the Village of Edina as follows:
The Clerk and Engineer having calculated the proper amount to be
assessed for those improvements set forth in the Notices of Hearings set forth
below, and the amount proposedto be assessed against the respective lots, pieces
and parcels of land within the district affected by said improvements, and said
proposed assessments having been filed with the Clerk, the same are hereby
approved, and the Clerk shall keep the same on file in her office and open to
public inspection pending hearings thereon as herein provided,
This Council shall meet at the time and place specified in the
forms of notice of hearings hereinafter contained to pass upon said proposed
assessments, and the action of the Clerk in causing notices of the time, place
and purpose-of said meeting to be published in the official newspaper Bkrch 29
and April 5, 1956, said notices being in the following forms: is hereby ratified
and confirmed:
NOTICE OF dSSE;sSMENT HEARING ON TRUNK WATET@IAIN
1,
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2.
(1) NO. 81 AND IATE8,A.L WfiTERMATN SERVICE TO SAID TRUNK
. NOTICE IS GIVE;N, that the Council of the Village of Edina meet at
the Village Hall on Monday,-April 23, 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P,M,, to hear and
pass- upon all ob jekkions ,iI any, to the following proposed assessment for improve-
ment, which assessments are now on file in the office of the Tillage Clerk and
open to public inspection:
1.
appuhnances in Valley. View Road from Parnell Avenue to State Highway #loo.
all lots and tracts of land as follows:
1 thru 5, incl,, Block 1 and all of Blocks 2,3,4,-and 5, '
Normandale Addition; Lots 3 to 7, incl., Block 1 and Lots I to 6, incl,, Block 2,
Oakview Addition; Lots 1 to 6, incl., Ettnerts and Wingts Addition;.The South 349 Ft. of the North 509.76 F't, of the SWl/4 of the SKL/4 of Sec, 19,Tc28,Ra24,
lying South of Valley View Road on the West side of Ryan Avenue; the South 680
Ft. of the North 1045 Ft. of the SWL/4 of SIJl./4 of Sec, 19, T,28, R.24, lying
South of Valley View Road on the East side of Hwy.No,lOO; and Lot 5, Jonas Addition;
and all lots facing Valley View Road between Parnell Avenue and H~y,No,100~"
TRUNK WATEBMliIN NO, $1 - Construction of Village Watermain Extension and
The area proposedto be assessed for the cost of said improvement includes
"The of Lots
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2. LATERAL WkTERMliIN SERVICE CONNECTIONS TO WNERMAIN NO, 81
1. To serve the following lots and tracts of land:
I"-$ Al4.
I Sec . 19 ,$. 28, R, 24;
Parcel 6500-Com. at a pt . in the E line of W 33 rods oL-SwL/L, oLSl?l./& _- - ., . dist. 749 Ft. N, f!mn S,line thereof; th, at rt, anaes W.110 I%,; th,-
N 183.71 Ft, to ctr line of Valley View Road; th,SEly 112.37 Ft;, along
said ctr line; th, S.160.76 Ft, to beg, exr rd,
Parcel #6400 - Lots 5,6 and 7, Block 1 of Preliminary .Plat of McMillan's
First Addn.
Code's First - Lot 3, Block I.
Ettnerrs & I~Jinars -.Lots 1 and 2
Gildredts First - Lot 1 .
Howels Ad&. - Lots 4 and, 5, Block L
Jonas Addition - Lots 1,2,3 and.4.
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Assessments for the above,improvement will be payable in ten eq $ lrs of
consecutive annual installm~xxb,~ extended over a period of,ten years,ygo If; tsald
payable with taxes for %he yea$ 1956, collectible in 1957, with interest on (install.
the entire assessment at the rate of 5% per annum from the date of the reso-
lutiom levying the_-.assess
ment will be added inteGes
ment s ,
whole of assessment without interest to the Viaage Treasurer before 12 o1 clock
noon on Decembw,.Jl, 1956, and ma;y thereafter make payment with accrued interest
to the' County Treasurer,
to December 31, 1957. To each subsequent install-
. the same rate for one year on all unpaid install-
The owner of any property assessed for the abve improvement may pay the .
. , BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL.
Gretchen S, Alden * I/,
z I Village Clefk
2) h* . NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT KEARING ON TRUNK WATERMAIN * ._ - . ... 'N0,78 ANS) LkT-ERAL XATERMAZN SEFiKtGE -TO SAID TRUNK
NOTICE IS &BY GIVEX. that the Council of the Village of Edina will meet
. . at .. khe-vi.ELdge- HaX-L-bn Mondiy, April 23, 1356, ,at 7:30:P.M,, $0 hear and pass
uppn ali objections,"if any, to the following proposed asses'srnenk for improvement,
which a&essments' ar'e now oh file in" the office of the Village ClerR and Bpen to '
public ins'pection:
1. WATERMAIN NO, 78-TRUNK. ConstrWtion of Villagg Watermain Extension and
appurtenances in: From..Tower and' Tank t~o Wes-f; 59th Street; West 59th Street to
Highway No. 100; 'Ruth Drive from West 59th Street to School Road; School Road ,
from-Ruth Driveto. Sherwood; Sherwood Avenue from School Road to West 60th St.;
W~sB-.60t-h-S~~e-~;:'from..9arnell Avenue to Hwy. No . 100; Service Drive from West
We& 59th Street; ?Jest '59~~..~~~ee~'"a~~-~~ Hwy, No. 100 to Benton
Avenue; 'Ben%on--Lvenue from Hwy; No. LOO. to TingdaLe Avenue; Tingdale Avenue from
Benton to Grove Gtreet; Grove Skreet from Tingdale Avenue to Code Avenue hclud-
iing East View Drive and S'chook'Road to Concord Avenue..
.
9 &tk.-St-reet
.
The area propo'sed -to"be assessed $or *the cost.. of said proposed Zmprovenht 2 .includes aU. lots and tracts of., la,nq within-the fol&ow?ng* described boundaries:
*' 'Voh at the ce,nterline of Xest 60th Street. and. I? R/W line ;of NormapdaJe,. Bbdd,; .
th,, N d,ong W R/IW,line of Nomandale Road to N line of Be~tton,AvenueB.)Lh'W %$'?-
SE cor of Lot I, +3lock 1,. Edina Ridge; th N :*to NE cor f ,said let;.': thlw. ' --
alohg' Ely''lp% lines of Lots 2 thm 11, inel?, B Lock' Edim Rid& Addrii -to - S
line of Nbrm.dale Court; th W to SW cor of said Addition;< th W 'along .W :boundary
line of Norm&dale Court to NW cor .thereof; th NWly t,s 'pt ' 297 $fi S of 'inbe%
section of Code Avehue ana West 56th Street; th N to .a-.pt 18O'ft, S .of $enter-
line of West- 56th Street; th W 47'7.5:ft to NW cor of Lot X, Registered'hnd-
Survey No, 180; 'th S 69.76 ft; th W: 70 ft; $h N 45 ft; th ,W 80 ft;, th y.125
ft, to N kine of. Block 4, ex-bended, 'bf Melody~~olls: 3rd kddn,; th.FJ;to W line
'of'said Block 4;.th S on W.line of .rsal'd :Block-.4, and Block 3; Melody Knolls
3rd Addn.. and cmtinuing through cenkePlfie bf -'Block ;2 and &, Cbde'h5highview:
Park to 'centerlhe of West 60th S-bree% th E by1 'West 60th Streek-to pt of
. boundaries:. .... _.._. tr6.0m _I _.._.. av'a p% '.l~,.Oti''ft.:N..&nd 145.37 ft' W o'r SE cor of NWk of
SWq of Sec.19,T.28,$.2.kt 'whfch' $2 tkie".ih-t;erse~tion of Wed7 60th Street and '
Concord A-venuej'.'th rJ 60. ft;' th W 'lOLi'63 ft; ,th N .7Q ft; th W 40.5 ft; th
N 289.5. ft; th. If 126 ft; th N 289,F:ft; th W 663 ft ,to Normagdale Road; th
S 1048.4 ft; th E to Parnell,~~venue~,th.N.~o 60th gtreet; 5 th W 100 ft; th N
2.
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begimhg;il '&d &I& .le& .and. .t$a&& .Land :*&& .&l& -f!>1&hg .described
1'59 .O6 ..ft j . th -E to - Pt,:.o-f- ,beginning - .
.f. IATERAL WfJ3%" .. SERVICE CONNECTIONS. TO WkTEBMl'iiN: NO. 78 .:
' Tb serve, the-following lots and tracts of land:
'-See . ." .33 ,T e117 ,R. 21
._ Parcel '#l&lO 7. S '180 ft 'of W 102,.04. ft of God .Lot 4 ex st.
. Parcel $1551 - S 180 ft of .W J-40 ft of E ~246.5 ft of Go'+& rot 8 ex' rd.
Parcel #1525- - S?L80 ft of'W 128 St of E 11,06,5 ft of Govt Lot 4 ex rd.
Parcel. #1600 - Com at a pt in the S line of'Lot 4, dist 978.5 ft W from
.
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SE cor thereof; th E 366 ft; th N 20 R; th WWly'to a pt dis 47 R v:from E line of Lot 4 and .. 40 R South' from the N line, etc, 1 .
4/9/56
Parcel #2W3 - W 100 ft of E 200 ft of S 180 Pt .of God Lot 3 ex rd.
Parcel #4900 - S 15 rods of E 37 rods of Lot 5, ex rd and State Hwy.
Sec.19 .T .28.R. 24
Parcel #6201 - Com at a pt in the N line of the.SW$ of SW$ disk 160 ft W
from the "If cor of the E 20 Acres thereof; th I? 80 2%; th S 207.63 ft;
th SEly to a pt dist 219.6 ft S from beg; th N to beg.
Parcel #6400 - Com at the NW cor of SI@ of SW$; th E 466.6 ft; th S 393.33 ft
to ctr line of W 62nd St; th "Ly along said ctr line of Valley View Road
to W line of Sec,; th N to beg ex rd and Hwy.
Parcel R300 - Com at NW Cor of the S LO Acres of Ill?& of EM$; th E 263 ft;
th S 65 ft; th W 263 ft; th N to beg. ex Hwy.
Parcel #&IO5 - That part of the W 193 ft the S 10 Acres of NW$ of SW4
lying S of the N 55 ft thereof ex rds.
Parcel #e220 - E 100 ft of If 293 ft of S U4.6 ft of wN$ of SF&. ex rd.
CODE'S FIRST MRRIO&T GLRDENS
I DONNA RIDGE
EDINA HEIGHTS
EDINA RIDGE
Block 1, Lots 1 and 2
Lot L, MELODY KN0I;T;S SECOND
Block I, Lots 1 thru 6, incl.
Block 1, Lots 1 thru 10, incl.
Block 2, Lot 1
Block 2, Lots 3, 4 and 5
Block 1; Lots 1, 2 and 3
L SCHOOL MANOR
Block 1, Lots 1 thru 12, incl. Block 2, Lots 1 thm 11, inclo
Block 2, Lots 1 thru 9, incl. SOUTH CONCORD SECOND
Block 1, Lots 1 thru 7, hcl.
kssessments for the above improvements will. be payable in ten equal, con-
secutive annual installments extended over a period often years, the first
installment to be payable with taxes for the year 1956 collectible in 1957,
with interest on the entire assessment at the rate of 5% per annum from the
date of the resolution levying the assessment to December 31, 1957.
subsecgent installment will be added interest at the same rate for one year on
all unpaid installments.
whole of assessment without interest to the Village Treasurer before 12 olclock
noon on Decerber 31, 1956, and may thereafter make payment with accrued interest
to the County Treasurer.
To each
The owner of any property assessed for the above improvement may pay the
BY BDiB OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL,
Gretchen S. Alden
Village Clerk
NOTICE OF HE;IRmGS ON SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR
WATERMAINS NO , 82- 84-87-8&89-93- 94-96-97-98-99 I (3)
NOTICE IS HEXBBY GNE;N, that the Council-of the Village of Edina will meet
at the Village Hall on Monday, April. 23, 1956, at 7:30 ot clock P.M., hear
and pass upon all objections, if any, to the following proposed assessments for
improvements, which assessments are now on file in the office of the Village
Clerk and open to public inspection:
Construction of Village Ihtermain Extensions and Appurtenances as follows:
WATERMAIN NO.
WATE;RMRIN NO, 84 - To serve Brookview Heights 3rd Addn.
WliTmJN NO, 87 - In Birchcrest Drive from W.6Gth St. to Hanson Road;
1fe61st St, from Hanson Rd. to Code he.; w.60.th St. from Hanson Rd.
to Birchcrest Drive; Porter Lane from W.6Oth St, to Code Ave.; Code
he, from FT.60th St, to W.6lst St,; Forslin Drive from Hanson Rd. to
W.6lst St,
WATERMiJH NO, $8 - In PJilryan hve, from Valley View Rd. to Roberts Pl;
W,62nd St, from Valley View Rd, to Wilryan five.; Roberts Place; Rolf
€meo from Valley View Rd, to Roberts Pl.; Mildred Ave, from K62nd St.
to Valley View Rd.; Naddox Lane; W.62nd St. from FJyaman Ave. to Code
Ave.; Code Ave, 'from Birchcrest Dr. to Valley View Rd,
y-& Halifax Avenue from West 6%d Street to 500 Ft, So.
r-
In B eard he. fromW.61st-st. to W,62nd St,, and
In Shemood he. from W.63rd St. to W.64th St,
W.58th St. from Tingdale Ave. to Codes Ave,
Benton he. from Tingdale Ave? to Code he.
Ryan he. from Valley View Rd. to N.line of Oak View
Abbot% Ave. from W.60th St, to 1f.62326 St,; Zenith
I
Ave, from Sqe60th St, to W,62nd St,; York !mer from'IL60th St. to
Approx, 900 Ft. S.; W.62nd St. from Zenith live. to Beard Ave.
Curve
.
irJRTERWJN NO, 99 - Ewing Lve, from ~,6Lst St. to W.62nd St. and Chowen
The areas proposed to be assessed for the cost of said improvements are
WZERXJN NO, 82 - E1/3 of Lot 16, Block -&, ,Peacedale Acres j and Lots 1 as follows :
I, thrn 5, incl-, E@y Peterson's Bedon& Add5Mdng
I j9.T drd
. 4/9/56
2, WiYi'WiIN NO. 84 - Sec.8,T.ll6,R.21, Parcel #2200-E,119 Ft. of that part
WA!I'ERI\IIlIN NO, 87 - See. 33, T,117,Re21-Parce1 #3500-Com on W, line of
of the "E$ lying N. of Road.; Brookview Heights Second Addition, Lot 5,
Block 5 and Lot 21, Block 7.; All lots in Brookview Heights Third Addn.
God, Lot 6 at a pt 267.9 ft S from NW Cor of Sk of Lot 6; th E 327.9
Ft, to a pt in W line of Block 4, Code's Highview Park, etc.; Parcel
#6000-c0m at a pt in the N line of Govt Lot 7 dis 480 ft. E from the
"$1 Cor thereof; th W G2.7 Ft.; th S 200 ft par with the I? line
thereof; th E 143.03 ft to a pt.210 Ft. S from beg; th N 210 Ft.
to beg. ex. rd.; Code's Highview Park - Lots 12 and 13, Block 1 and the
E$ of Lots 5 and 6; Block 4, also the W$ of Lots 5 and 6, Block 4;
Benton Park-Lots 8,9,lO and 11, Block 2; Portercrest Addition-Lots. 1
thru 7, incl., Block 1; Birchcrest Fifth addn-Lots 1 thru 8, incl.,
Block I; Birchcrest Third Addn,-Lots 1 thru 6, incl., Block 1; Lots 1 .
thru 16, incl,, Block. 4; Birchcrest Second Addition-Lots 1 thru 9, incl.,
Block 1; Lots 1 thru 15, Block 2; Lots 1 thru l4, incl., Block 3; -
Birchcrest-Lddition-Lots 1 thru 16, incl,, Block 1; Lots 1 thru 10,
incl., Block 23. Lots 1 thru 13, incl, , Block 3. 4. WATERMAIN NO. 88 - Portercrest Addition-Lots 8 thru 2.4, incl., Block 1;
Birchcrest Fifth Addition-Lot 16, Block 1; Registered Land Survey No.
327-Tracts B and F; Mikulay's Addition-Lots 2 thru 6, Block 1; Lots 9
thru 15, incl., Block 2; James iio Roberts Estate-Lots 1 thru-6, incl.,
Block 1; Lots 1 .thru 3,' incl,, Block 2; Lots 1 thru 4, incl. and Lots
i 3.
9 thru
incl.,
Lots 1 5. WLTERMliIN
Lots 1
incl. 6, WATERMAIN
' Lots 1 7. WATERMLIN
Lots 1
8. WIITERMAIN
Lots 7 9. WATERMdIN
of the
15, incl,, Block 3; lois 1 thru-7, incl., Block 4; 1ots,1 thru 3,
Block 7; Lots-1 thru 4, incl., and lots '7 thru 10, incli, Block 8;
thru 7, incl., Block 9.
NO, 89 - Edina. Bel Air. 5th Addn.-Lots 1 thru 7, incl,, Block 1;
thru 12, incl., Block 2.; Holt's Second Addition-Lots 1 thru 9,
NO. 93'- Broad Oaks Addition-Lots 1 thru 6, incl., Block 1;
thm- 7, incl., Block 2.
NO, 94'- Edina Heights Addition-Lots 7 thru 12, incl,, Block 1; '
thru 6, incl,, Block '2,
NO. 96 - Benton Park-Lo€s 1 thru 6, incl., Block 1; Edina Heights-
thru 12, incl., Block 2,
NO. 97.- Sec.19,T.28,R,2k-Parcel #7i3O-Ne223 Ft. of the S 623 Ft.
E 272,5 Ft, of the W 33 Rods of SW& ex. rd,; M;tne!rts & Wing's
.
Addition-Lots 3 thru 6, incl.; Ryan Avenue Additiokot 1, Block 1:
10, WATERMAIN NO, 98 - Sec.20,T,2B,R,24-Parcel #4250-N 56 Ft. of S 322 Ft.
of E 586.674 Ft of SE$ of S@ ex rd;.Parcel #6000-N 112 Ft of S 434
Ft of E 586.674 Ft of SE$ of SW$; Loken's Third Addition;Lats 3 thru 7, inclot Block 1; lots 1 thru'll, incl,, Block 2;'Town Realtyrs Edina
Terrace-Lots '4 thru 6; incl., Block; lots 1 thru 6, inclcy Block 2;
lots 2 thru 30, incl., Block 3; lots 2 thru 16, incl;, Block 4; Outlot
Nor 1; Raethey's Addition-Lot 4.
Block 1; Lots 1 and 2, Block 2; Lot 1, Block 3.
9.
11. WATE&JN NO. 99 - Edina -Bel Air 6th Addition-Lots '1 thru -8, incl.,
Assessments for the above improvements 'will be payable in ten .equal con-
sedutive annual installments extended over a period of ten years, 'the first
installment to be payable with taxes for the year 1956, collectible in 1957,'
with interest on the entire assessment at the rate of 5% per.'annwn from the
date of the resolution levying the assessment to December 31, 1957.
subsequent installment will be added 'interest at 5he same rate for'one year on
all unpaid installments I .
The owner of any prAperty assessed for %he above improvements may 'pay the
whole of assessment with6ut: interest *to the Village Treasurer before 12 of clock
noon on December 31, 1956, and may thereafter'make, payment with acerued interest
To each'
to the County Treasurer. I
BY ORDER OF THE VILIXGE COUNCIL,
Gretchen S. Llderl * Village Clerk
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c
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was seconde@by Tupa, and .on Rollcall there
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weye three ayes and no nays, as follows:
aye; and the Resolution was'adopted. .
CHANGE OF NLsLME OF WWING AVENUE" LYING, WEST OF N0RMLNDLL;E ROAD.
pointed out short street, in Enma lbbott Park, named "Ewing A-venuell, recommending
that name be changed now, before ariy dwellings are built thereori; to avoid conflict
with Minneapolis * "Ewing 1Lvenuel1 Council directed Manager *to check with Post .
Office for nane;to have Ordinance changing name drafted for Council adoption,
Manager Hyde
\ 4/9/56 .,
CHARGES FOR .TTEI;EPHONED LEGKG DESCR&H!IONS I";ND SPECIAL ASSESSMENT SEhRCHES
Manager Hyde reported a steadily increasing volume of telephoned rewests from
Realtors for .@th Legal Descriptions and Spcial Assessment Searches--a service
which has here'tqfpre been a courtesy by the Village but is reaching the point
where it cannot'be hpdled by present personnel,
policy of chargihg $2:90 per inquiry has b&en established (the.?%llage has lors
had the policy of in'akingiIfych charge for written, certified answers to such
?inquiries),
before def ini&e,. action by the Eouncil, . I
: ' . . .-.
PUE€LfC HE;1RINcTS. DNl~PROP~RQV'E&3@S~- Bgineen ZQan presented Preliminary
Pla~ and Est ~%es" 6.f-Cos't dor- sev&$&T*%npfnprciltement sa qukgesting that Council
schedule Public Hearings thereon for Monday, ApriX 23. crinkles affered the
He reported that a tentative
He @as directgd'to make a survey of the policy in other municipalities
L.
.- *. g Resolution and moved its adoption: -.
FESOLWION PROVID3NG FCB PUBLIC HEARINGS-PROPOSED CURB AND GUTTER. SI;NIT;IRY SEAW IMPRCIVEN3NTS ' .-
BE 'IT RESOLVED by the Gouncil.of the Village of Edina:
report as to the feasibility of the proposed Improvements described -in the Form
of Notice of Hearing set forth below; and as to the estimated cost of such
jmpmvements, said report is hereby approved and directed to be placed on file
in the office of the Village Clerk.
the Edina Village Hall, to consider in public hearings the views of all persons
interested in said proposed improvements.
time, place and purpose of $aid,&&eting to be published in the official news-
paper once a week far:tw success5ye weeks, the second of w&ch publications
is to be not less thqh tl-$c$e dqyg $?ram da6e of said meeting, which noticeshall
be in substantially the fo%lowing form:
li The Village Engineer, having submitted to the Council a preliminary
2, This Council shall meet on Monday, April 23, 1956, at 1:30 P.H., in
3, The ,Clerk is: hereby authoyized and directed to cauge noticeof the
NaICE OF PUBLIC HELRINGS-PROPOSED. ,
SANITARY SEWER IMPROVENENTS (1) '
NOTICE IS HEXBEE GIVEN that-the Edina Village Council u&Ll meet at 'the
Village Hall on Moneq, I{pxil 23, 1956, at 7:30 P&L, to consider the following
proposed impmvematq,,, .to'"be constructed under the authority granted by Nbe-
sota Laws of 1953, Chap%& 398.
estimated by the Village Engineer as set fortli below:
1,
The approximate cost of such hprovements is
' EST, GO22
CONSTRUCTION OF SI'I"i;RY SEWER'ilND APPURTENANCES IN
THE FOLZCXKWG STREETS: 1
In Valley View Road 'from St,Johns Ave, to 160 Ft East.
and in Valley View Rd. from St,Johns; he. to 168 Ft. WGst
In Grandview Lane, Existing Manhole to W-52nd St?;
W.52n.d St,, Grandview Lane to Bedford he,; -
Eedford live,,W,52nd St . to Interlachen Blvd,;
bJ;5lst St,, Wi1li.q five, to Bedford he.;
Interlachen Blvd, , Bedford he. to Vandervork he, ;
Hollywood Rd,; Vaxlervork !me. to Rutledge five,;
&&ledge Aver, HollyrJood Rd, to W.48th St, ;
Will%& AY&+, W. 52nd St a to W.5lst Sta $46,932- 56
In Drew live,, to serve No. 590 to 5920 and 5901 to
5921, Inc; $2,490.48
The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of said proposed hpmvements is
as follows:
For I-A - Lot 10, Block P and Lot 9, Block 2, Valley View Terrace Third Addition;
For 1-B - Lots ~,4,~,~~~16,17,1$,19;20t21,22,23; Block 3; Lots 6,7,8,9,10,11,
A,
B,
$2,473,20
,
ct,
Lot t3, Block 1, Valley View Terrace 2nd Addition, and Lot 6, Block I,
Valley View Slope.
Lots. 13 ,14,13,16,17 @, 19,20 ; 21,2$> 23,&, , Block 9 , Bro aks id? Heights
18,19,20,21,22,23,24, Block 8, Brookside Heights; Lots 1. through 9?
Limback ikddition; Lots 1 and 2, Block 3 and Lots 1,2,3,4, Block 5+
Beverly Hills Addn.; and that unplatted properky known %is ?arcel
No. 1.410, Section 28, Township 117, Range 21.
proposed to be improved,
..
12,&3,l4$ Block 4; Lots 1;2,.?34, 5
liddn: 5 Lots 1,2,3,4,.5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12, Block 7; Lots ~3,14315,1621'7,
BJ-o.ck.
I- For 1-C - 42.1 lots and tracts of land abutting the portion of the street
Gretchen S. Alden
._ Village Clerk
(2) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEiXING-PROPOSED .I .CURB AND GUTTEB IMF'ROVENEPJ! *.,
NOTICE IS -BY GIVEN that-the Edjna Village Council will meet at the
Village Hall on Monday, April 23, 1956, at 7:30. PJf6.4 to Consider the following
. proposed improvement, to be constructed under the authority wanted by 1.finrresota
Laws of 1953, Chapter 398-
estimated by the Village Engineer as set forth below:
The approximzte cost of such improvement is
.La*--. EST, COST .-* - Construction of Concrete Curb and Gutter in T.T,6Oth St,"
between Prance A-rmm nnd &5&% .",*reme *, iq-n~&
4/9/56
The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of said proposed improvement is
as follows:
ltAll lots and tracts of land abutting that portion of the street
proposed to be impmved. *I
Gretchen S.' Alden
Village Hall
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded & Tupa, and on Rollcall
there.were three ayes and no nays, as follows: &e; %pa, m: -and Fronk, aye; and the Resolution was adopted,
I -- - ATTSST :
&&d/W
village Clerk
W
TAKING OF BIDS- Engineer Zikan then presented Plans and Specifications for
certain improvements, asking that the Village accept bids on April 23, in order
that construction might go forward as soon as possible.
following Resolution and moved its adoption:
CrinMey offered the
RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICXI! IONS FOR
PROPOSED BLACKTOPPING, SiUITARY SEMEE, WI"ITl3RMAIN
IMPROVEMENTS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Edina:
1. The plans and specifications for the proposed Blacktopping, Sanitary
Sewer, and Watermain Improvements set forth in the following Advertisement for
Bids farm, heretofore prepared by the Village Engineer and now on file in the
office of the Village Clerk are hereby approved.
2. The Clerk shall cause to be published twice in the Edina-Morningside
Courier and the Construction Bulletin the'f ollowing notice for bids for said
improvements :
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
BLACKTOPPING: SZAIITLRY SEWER:
WATERMAIN IMPROV'EMENTS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received and opened in
the office of the Village Manager in the Edina Village Hall at 1O:OO A.M:on
Monday, April 23, 1956. The Edina Village Council will meet at 7:30 P.M., on
said date at the Village Hall to consider said bids, being for the following:
BL'LCKCOPPING THE FOLLGWING STREETS :
1, W,52nd St,'from Bedford Ave, to Hwy.#l69.
2, ltshcroft Ave. from IjJ.59th St. to W.6Oth St. 3. W,5&h St. from France fLve9 to Brookview he. 4. Fairfax live. from No. 5800 to 5G12, Inc, 5. Concord Terrace and St.Johns iive.. in Conard Grove Lddn,
CONSTRUCTION OF SilNITARY IATERX, SEhlERS I;ND APPURTENI;NCES IN:'
1. Clover Lane. ,
2. W.57th St., from Highway No. 100 to Normandale Court.
3. El Rancho Trail, and Interlachen Blvd. to serve hts 1, 2 and 3,
Harold Woods liddition and Lot 10, fiuditors Sub. 325. 4. Valley View Road 'from St ,Johns live. to 160 F'ta East, and
Valley View Road from St.Johns live. to 168 Ft. West.
CONSTRUCTION OF VILLAGE WiiTERMiiIN EXTENSION IN:
1. Clover Lane.
2.
3.
IJ.57th St, from Hi&way No, 100 to Normandale Court,
From Mater Tower at Fir,69th St. and France Ave. to Existing
Main,
Work must 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 deposit of $10.00; which deposit is refundable upon return of said plans
and specifications.
No bids Will be considered unless sealed and filed with undersigned before
time of said meeting and accompanied by cash deposit, bid bond, or certified
check payable to the Village Clerk in amount of ten precent of amount of bid.
Bids must be submitted on basis of cash payment for work.
BY ORDER OF THE VILLGE COUNCIL, Gretchen S . Alden
3. hereby adopted as the terms and conditions of award of the contract for said
improvement,
Village Clerk
Each and all of the terms of the foregoing advertisement for bids are
Motion for adoption of Resolution was seconded
were three ayes and no nays, as follows:
hting Mayor
aye; and the Resolution was adopted.
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TWFIC SITUATION 1iT 50TH AND FRANCE BUSINESS DISTRICT, Pursuant to Councilts
direction of March 27th, for recommendations on traffic control at the W,rOth
St, andFrance business district, Manager Hyde preserrted the Police Deprtment's
recommendations, as follows:
To improve visibility at intersection'of W.49$ St. and France Ave.--
Establisherit of T'No Parking 4 to 6 P,M," Zone on France Avenue for two
spaces North of 1f.49i Street, and I1No Parking 24 Hours" Zone 5x1 space
fronting Stow Realty Go. South of W.49$ Street.
Establishment of "No Parking 4 to 6 P.M." Zone on 1f'.49% St. *from just '*. Nest oFthe-Post Office to France Avenue.
Reservation of a center lane for left turns, at intersection of W.49$ St,
and France Avenue.
Establishment of "No Parking 2,& Hour11 Zone on North side of W.5Oth St.
from First Edina Bank to Highay 100,
Establishment of "No Parking 7 tD 9 A.M.; 4 to 6 P.M.Ir Zone on South side
of W.5Oth St, from Halifax live,, East to France Avenue.
Establishment of "No Parking 24 Hours" Zone from W.5Oth St, south to
driveway of parking lot--on West side of Halifax five.
1,
2,
3.
4,
5.
6.
Considerable discussion was had by the Council on these recommendations; and
Crinkleyrs motion, that the Council accept the recommendations of the Police
Department and that the streets be posted accordingly, was seconded by Tup
and carried.
PETITION FOR VXI;TION OF PORTION OF ANNAWAY DRIVE.
Council tbat the Planning Commission had approved Vacation of a portion of
haway Drive, but that Council has*not yet held Public Hearing on this proposed-
street- vacation. . Crinkleyl s motion? that Public Hearing be scheduled for Monday,
May 14, was seconded by Tupa and. carried; Hearing to be contingent uEon approd
by Rolling Green Association,
BLACKTOPPING OF IJ&ERIDC;E, ROAD, Manager Hyde brought to Councills attention
the several communications received from residents concerning methods of assess-
ment.
Engineer Zikan reminded
Action deferred until Public Hearing scheduled for April 23.
IfATEWJN EXTmSIONS IN VUXY VIEW ROAD. Mr. Zikan recommended the ehension
of wakemain connections' in Valley View Road before street work is started; and
Tupa moved for adoption of Engineer's recommendation,
and carried,
Motion seconded by Crinkley
CLUNS 'EDR PlDBNT: Motion by Tupa, €or payment of the following Claims as per
Pre-List No. 7, of April 9, was seconded by Crinkley and carried:
, , General Fund - $2,258.86 Parks Fund - $3,4l4.39
Sewer Rental Fund - U.50 Liquor Fund - 7,472.94
Waterworks Fund - 4;617.01 Construction Fund - 928.50
Garbage Fund - 1,706.40 Poor Fund - '313.78
There being no further business to come before this meeting, Tupa moved for
adjournment, Motion seconded by CrinMey and carried. Neeking adjourned at
l0:40 P.M. &&dJW Village Clerk