HomeMy WebLinkAbout19560528_REGULARMINUTES OF THE REGULAR' MEETING OF THE EDINA
VILLAGE COUNCIL, ,HELD MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956,
AT 7:30 P.M., AT THE EDINA VILLAGE HALL.
INVOCATION was .given by Fr, Francis Yany of Church of St, Patrick, .I
Members dnswering Rollcall were Bredesen, Crinkley, Fronk and Tupa, Mayor
Pro Tem Bredesen presided in Mayor Erickson's absence,
Minutes of Meeting of May a, 1956, were approved as submitted, by Motiofi
Fronk, seconded by Crinkley and carried*
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AWARD OF BIDS TAKEN MAY 25 AND 28, 1956:
of Meetings of May 25 and 28, at which bids were taken; Engineer Zikan
presented Tabulation of Bids taken May 28, after Engineers! corrections In
extension; and Affidavits of Publication in Edina-Morningside Courier and
Construction Bulletin, May 17 and 24, 1956, of !1Advertisement for Bids-
Finishing Space in Village Hall11, and 'IAdvertisement for Bids-Curb and
Gutter, Blacktopping, Sanitary Sewer and Watermains,
approved as to form and ordered placed on file,
1. CURB AND GUTTER IMPROVBMENT NO, B.42 - School Road, Sherwood Avenue,
W*60th St., Ruth Drive, W.59th Street, Engineer Zikan reported that the
one bid received is lower than Estimate; and Manager Hyde recommended award
of bid to only bidder, Victor Carlson & Son, at $95555.00, pursuant to
opinion of ,Attorney Windhorst that award on only one bid is legal, 13:- 4s $t +$
Later '5n the evening Attorney- Windhorst informFd the Council that, !upon
proper advertisement for bids, award to one bidder is within the power of
the Council; and TupaIs motion for award to Victor Carlson and Son at
bid price was seconded by Crinkley and carried.
Manager Hyde presented Minutes
were presented,
Action taken as follows:
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2. BLACKCOPPING IMPROVEMENTS - Engineer Zikan reviewed for Council the
three bids received, being those of Earl Sewall, Jay W. Craig Company, and
McLean-listleford, with Earl A, Sewall,Co, , Inc, being low, as follows: AMOUNT OF BID '
STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. A-86 - L&e Ridge Road ' $ 2,'005*00
STREET l"ROVE3"T NO. A-87 - Memitt Circle; Doncaster Way,
Highway #l69 -to Ayrshire Blud, $ 9;702,.50
STREET IMPROVEM3JNT NO, A-88 - W,6Oth Stl , Concord to Parnell $ 3.201 25
Manager Hyde recommended award of bids to low bidder, and Mr, Zikan explained
that specifications were written for paving machine work and, although other
contracts have been awarded to Sewall previously, he believes all work can
be accomplished this year.
A. Sewdl Co,, Inc4, was seconded by Tupa and carried,
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$914,908,75
Fronkfs motion that contract be awarded to Earl
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of the five bids received is lower than total estimate for all jobs included,
SANITARY SEWER AND WATERMLINS: - Engineer Zikan explained that low bid
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although ,a couple of the jobs are above individual estimates.
award of bid to low-, bidder, Phelps-Drake Company, at Total Bid Price of $211,56O,U., subject to approval of plans by Stake Board of Heal'ch; this
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He recommended
bid comprising the following:
SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT NO, lo4 - Drew Ave. to serve
AMOUNT OF BID
Q 2,543.16 5900 to 5920, inc,, and 5901 to 5921, inc. Drew.
SANITARY SENER IM@ROVEMhT NO, 105-- Crescent Drive,
Hunter St,, Westridge Blvd., Ridgeway Rd, , Highland Rd,$44,639.00
ShNITARY-SEMER IMPROVENENT NO. 106 - Code Ave,, Melody Lake
SRNITdRY SEWER IMPROVEMENT NO, 107 - Brookview Ave,,
Drive, and Melody Lane $16,756.56
W,63rd St, to W.64th Ste $ 35699*73
SlrwITARYSENER DPROTTEMENT NO, 108 - Benton Ave, from
SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT NO.. 109 - 5808-5816 Code Ave,
SANITARY SEWER IMPR0VE;IVIENT NO, 110 - Glengary Parkway,
80 Ft. IT1, of Code kve+ $ ?19+87
$ 1,450.73
Ayrshire Blvd, to Highway #169-212 $ 6,8U*95
SANITARY SMR IMPROVEMENT NO, 1ll - Tracy Ave,, Grove St,,
SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT NO, 112 - Mendelssohn Lane, and
Stuart ftve., and Broadview Rd, $15>9a*O4
Maloney Ave. $ 1,763400
SILNITARY S&ER IMPROVEMENT NO, 113 - Hanson Rd, , Maddox
SANITARY SEWER IMPRGVEMERT NO. 1lk - Bernard Place
Lane, and W, 62nd St $&,679*60
$ 8,201.94
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ANOLlNT OF BID
SANITARY SEs:TER IMFROVRBNT NO. 115 - Grandview Lane,
W,52nd St,, Bedford Ave,, Interlachen Blvda, '
Vandervork- Xve Hollywood Rda, Rutledge kv& ,
IELliam he,, and Hollywood Rd, $%, 3430 54
TOTAL SAIJITPIZY SEWER - $168,526,12
IJATEFUGZN I DfPROVEE.IENT NO, 102 - Garrison Lane and-Wooddale $ 6,905,20
1G.TmWH DPROVEMSNT NO, 106 - Melody Lake Drive, Melody
Lane and Code he,
'TOTAL BID
- Rolf Ave, - Hanson Rd,, Maddox - Bernard Place - Benton Ave. - Drew Ave,
,. -- $- 43,034*02
Lane
$2l.1,560,14 .
Fronkt s mot ion, awarding contract to low bidder, Phelps-Drake Company,
subject to approval of plans and specifications by State Board of Health,
and subject to outcome of Public Hearing this evening on addition of the
5300 Block on Hollywood Rd, to Sanitary Sewer Improvement No. 115, was
seconded by Crinkley and carried,
4+ Attorney Richard E. - Olson, representing bidder H.N. Leighton Company, protested acceptance at
3:OO P&, May 25, of' th6 bid-of SiGrd &-Joks~~n -&-3-bn- Ilow -%id) ,"-inis;* ~
muchr-as Advertisement .for Bids stated bids must be received by 1-1:OO A.M.
M-r, Olson told the CounciL his cl5ent had assented to delay in-openingthe
bids only on the understanding that award on only one bid was not legal,
He asked that, in view of Attorney Windhorstls opinion that award can be
made on one bid, the bid of Sigurd Johnson be rejected and that of H.N.
Leighton be accepted.
re-advertise, and incorporated in his motion Trustee Crinkleyts suggestion
that, hereafter, bids be definitely on time or be rejected,
by Crinkley,
action would be to no avail because bidders now have knowledge of prices
quoted,
that bid be awarded to H.N. Leighton Company at $3,987,00, and that future
bids be on time or be rejected.
FINISHING OF BASBENT SPACE IN THE VILLAm HALL,
Tupa moved that all bids be rejected and that Council
Motion seconded
Discussion ensued, with Fronk stating he feels that this --
IJith Crinkleyls assent Tupa withdrew his motion;. and Fronk moved
Motion seconded by Crinkley and carriedb
- P'VI3LIG EEARING ON PETITION FOR VACATION OF ALLEY. BETI- VJN BUREN AND
u.- H.LRRISGX ;IvEh'L?S BETIEEN BEUERE LANE AND IALONEY AlIEZUE. Clerk
presei&ed iiffklavits of Publication of Wotice of Hearing!' in Edina-
Emningside Courier Nay 17 and 24, 1956, and Affidavit of Posting same
&y 18, 1956, which affidavits were approved as to form and ordered
placed on file.
registered at the Hearing, and no written objections had been received
prior thereto,
a&ption:
There were no objections to the proposedVacation
Tupa offered the following Resolution and moved 3,s
RESOLUTION VACATING ALLEY
XORTH-SOUTH urn IN BUCK 15, IVEST I-OLIS HEIGHTS ADDITION,
LnG BETS'EXN VAN BUREN AND H;rR;RISON AVENUES AND BI3TIdEXN BELKORE
LT' fiND IUiLOhXY AVENUE
South Alley lying between Van Buren and Harrison Avenues and between Belmore
Lane and Naloney Avenue, in' Block Filfteen-(lr), Xes% -Minneapolis Heights -
Addition, have petitioned for the vacation of said alley; and
be had on said petition on May 28, 1955, at 7:30 puma, has been given and
made, and a hearing has been had thereon by the Village Council:
NOM, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village
of Edina, Hennepin County, Minnesota, that
NlER?3!iS, a majority of the owners of the land abutting on that North-
WHEREAS, one weekls published notfce and posted-notice of a hearing to
"That certain alley running in a northerly and southerly direction and
lying between Van Buren and Harrison Avenues and between Belmore Lane
and Maloney Avenue, in Block Fifteen (15) Vest Enneapolis Heights
Additim, as the same is recorhe& in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Hennepin County, Minnesota, is hereby vacated; provided that said
Tillage excepts from this vacation proceedings and reserves unto itself
and its assigns an easement for all public utility purposes, including,
without limiting the general nature of said reservation, an easement for
electric, gas, sewer, water, and telephone equipment on, over and under
the center ten feet in width of the alley hereby vacatedsll
5/28/56 Motion for adoption of Resolution was seconded by Fronk, and on Rollcall
there were four ayes and no nays, as follows:
Tupa, aye; and Bredesen, aye; and the Resoluti
Village Clerk
PUBLIC HEARINGS ON PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS:
Morningside Courier May 17 and 24, 1956, of “Notice of Public Hearings on
Proposed Improvements-Sanitary Sewer, Curb and Gutter, Blacktopping, ‘1 was
presented, approved as to form and ordered placed on file.
Notice, the following Hearings were conducted and action taken:
Affidavit of Publication in Edina-
Pursuant to said
1. PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED SANITARY LATERAL SEWER AND AF’PURTEIYANCES
IN HOLLXXOOD ROAD FROM VANDERVORK AVENUE TO OXFORD AVENUE.
. Slide of Sanitary Sewer Improvemnt No. 115 was shown, this project Vu-Graph
being an extension thereof; with Mr, Zikan stating that this extension
should reduce a little the estimated cost of $7.74 per assessable foot.
He explained, to petitioner Carlson that the estimated cost published
was in error, being high.
Hearing, and no written objections had been received prior thereto.
(See rZesolution of later in meeting, Approving) . There were no objections registered at the
2, PUBLIC HEXRING ON PORPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER
ON WOODDALE AVENUE BETWEEN TOWER ST. AND W.5mH ST, AND BETWEEN W.61ST
ST, LND VALLEY VIEW ROAD:
AND -_ .3. PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED BU~CKTOFZNG OF WOODDAIE AVENUE BE-
TOWER STREET AND VALLEY VIEW RON),
These two Hearings were conducted together; with Engkneer Zikan giving
as his Estimate of Cost for the Curb and Gutter, $3.10 per Assessable
Foot and for the Black%opping $2.54 per Assessable Foot; it being the
plan for the Community Store Dis‘trict at the corner of Valley View Bd.
to pay the full cost per Xssessable Foot for both improvements, and for
the General Fund of the Village to pay one-half the cost of these
improvements in the residential area, making the net Estimated Cost to
residential property owners $1.55 for Curb and Gutter and $1.27 for -
Blacktopping--a Total of $2.82 per Assessable Foot. Owners in the ’
area between 58th and 61st Streets inquired concerning their status,
inasmuch as they have already had Curb and Gutter installed.
were informed that they will be given- credit for 1/2 the cost of their
curb and gutter. Mr. Ward Lewis, 5655 Wooddale, spoke in favor of the
project, and asked for a dust coat of oil to keep down the dust until
construction could be accomplished, Mr, George Christopher, ownersof
several lots just South of Tower Street objected that Curb and Gutter
now will necessitate tearing out sections for driveways at the time
the lots are impmved, but Mro Zikan explained that this area is flat,
and that it will be difficult to maintain blacktop without curbp
Mitchell, 59th and Wooddale, asked that Village raise grade to eliminate
existing llmudholelt inside his curb; and Mr. Zikan replied that he would
do what he could but that the other side of the street is low, and any
raise of grade is likely to damage that owner.
inquired about exbra-thickness to hold bus, which stands at this corner,
to which Mr. Zikan replied that no special’specifications are planned
but that surfacing as planned should stand up, except for some %ollingIr
which will be maintenance project for Village; that there is no way to
prevent this condition, There were no other objections registered from
the floor, and none had been received prior to the Hearing,
offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
They
Mr.
Mr. Benson,’ 5940 Wooddale,
Fronk
RESOLUTION 0RDE;RING IMPR OiLQ4fINT S
SUPPLEMENT TO SANITARY SEWER NO, 115:
STmT IMPR0V”mWS NOS, A-89: 3-43,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Village of Edina, Minnesota, that this
Council her6tofore caused notices of hearings to be duly published on the
following proposed improvements:
1, CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY LATERAL SEWER AND APPURTENANCES in Hollywood
Road from Vandervork Avenue to Oxford Lvenue.
2, CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTIB on ?Tooddale Avenue between
Tower St. and W.S&h St., and between w.61st St. and Valley View Rd,
3., BLACKTOPPING of Wooddale Ave, between Tower St, and Valley View Rd.
and at the hearings held at the time and place specified in said notice the
Council has duly considered the views of all persons interested, and being
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fully advised of the pertinent faats does hereby determine to proceed with
the construction of said improvements; that said improvements are hereby
designated and shall be referred to in all subsequent proceedings as follows:
t J NAME OF ZMPROVE”l?:
1- Shall become an integral part of .
2-
3-
Sanitary Sewer Improvement No, 115 Sanitary Sewer No, 115
Street Ihprovement Nor B=43
Street Improvement No. A-89
wd the areas to be spscially assessed therefor shall include all lots and
tracts of land abutting the portions of the streets proposedto be improved,
M&h 203 adoption of the Resolutbn vas 88 there were four ayss and no nays, as follows
aye; and Bredesen, aye; and the Resolutio
Wey, m&on Rollcall. J
Eronk, aye; Tup&,
W00DDkl;E A SPEEDWAY:
on Wooddale Avenue asked that Council take some action to curb the speeding
on Wooddale. They asked for VtopI’ Signs, IlSlor~~~ Signs, or anything to.make
motorLsts slow up, Police Chief Bennett, a resident on Wooddale Avenue,
stated that special consideration has not been given to this area and he is
not prepared to advise the Council at this time concerning necessity for
regulation, but that he will be glad to survey the matter if so directed.
Mr. Bredesen advised the audience that traffic control experts feel that
motorists pay little attention to ‘Ispeed limit11 and I1slowl’ signs in an area
where they’are closely posted.
at W,5€kh StB, and Council informally directed an investigation for the
purpose of ascertaining the desirability of traffic control measures on
Wooddale Avenue .
The delegation present for the foregoing Public Hearings
Delegation asked that Stop Sign be placed,
NURSEBY SCHOOL IN RESIDENTIAL AFLE1EA (Application for)
for a permit to conduct a half-day nursery school for four-year children, in
Countryside Addition,
for house and a letter advising details of proposal, so that further
investigation could be made and Village Attorney consulted, +$ %- 9 $5 -3 Later
in the evening Attorney ’G4Endhorst explained that the Zoning Ordinance does
allow llSchoolslt in the Open Development District; that, because Mrs. Brandon
states there is a definite curriculum and that she must be licensed by.the
State, he believes this operation would be considered a llschooltl; that, if .
so, Council does not have the power to prohibit the operation; that, if not, it would be considered a lbcomercial enterprisell and prohibition could be
on that basis. Mr. Hyde asked that petitioners still be required to furnish
plan, etc., and matter was so left,
Krs, Brandon applied
Petitioner was asked to furnish office with plans
PETITION FOR EICI%NSION OF SlrNITiiRY SEWER TO SERVE #6408 INTERUCHEN BLVD,
was filed, and Mrr Zikan stated that honoring this petition WiU. reduce the
cost to everyone in the assessable district for Sanitary Sewer No, 100
because little construction is needed,
if an assessment is to be made for this improvement, a Public Hearing must
be held- tl-e reon; and Fronk? s motion scheduling Public Hearing for Monday,
June EL, was seconded by Crinkley and Carried. Nanager Hyde was directed
to talk with petitioner to see if he understands that he will be assessed
his full front footage,
&. S.;iindhorst told the Council. that,
GRADING OF JEFFEEISON AVENUE BEXWEEN BELMORE LANE AND SPRUCE PLACE, Pursuant
to Council! s previous direction, petitioner Simarad furnished written assent
of the owners of 16 of the 24 lots abutting Jefferson Avenue, to the grading
of a 25-foot street at no expense.to the Village,
MY. Simrad be authorized to grade, subject to proper grades by Engineering
Department, was seconded by Tupa and carried.
Fronk’s motion, that
LAND TITU SUINONS Re: Old Streetcar Right-of-way was referred to Village
Attorney for investigation and report
RURAL HEEJNEpm COUNTY NURSING DISTRICT REPORT FOR APRIL was presented,
approved, and ordered placed on file.
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CIVIC AND IMPR0VEIE;NT k3SCC:UTION~S UTTER OF THANKS for ora reports by
Village staff on May 10, was read and ordered placed on file,
5/28/56 1 RBQ~ST FCW. mum OF UTILITIES EA~X~IT-.A,W, UMPE~ b, Lampets request
for return of utilities easement between' Lots One and Two, Lampe's Subd,
of Lots 8 through 23, Willards Subd, of Block 17, Mendelssohn, was.reviewed,
Engineer Zikan stated that the Village has no use for the easement, but he
suggested that Northern States Power Company! s approval be secured before
we comply with Mr, Lampels request,
releasfed upon Northe rn ?tat es Power Company's approval, was seconded by
Tupa and carried.-
Fronkts motion, that easement be
SOUTHDAI3 RED OWL STORErS APPLICATION FOR OFF-SALE BEER LICENSE was approved
by motion Tupa, seconded by CrinMey and carried.
OILING ETITIONS, as listed below, were accepted, by Motion Crinkley,
seconded by Tupa and carried:
W,bOth St,, Abbott Ave, to France he.
Ryan kveT, W.64th St. to Wr65th St,
HaZifax be, W,54th St. to Wooddland Circle,
Beard Ave,, W.57th St, to W,58th St,
Meadow Ridge, Ridgeview Drive to Duggan Plaza; Duggan Plaza, Service
Road to Ridgeview Drive;'Danms Drive, Duggan Plaza to Ridgeview Dr,;
Naomi Drive, Warren Ave,, Ridgeway Drive and Circle Drive, all between
Danens Drive and W,66th St,
Melody Lake Drive.
W,65th St, .
Dale Ave., W,56th St. to.Groye St,, and Code he,? W,57th St, "co
W.64.th St,, Normndale Rd. to Ryan Ave,; Sherwood Ave,, Wc63rd St, to
St, Johns Ave,, W,63rd St, to Wt6.4th St,
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was submitted, with Manager Hydets recommendation for approvalr
motion, that permit. be granted, subject to petitioner s requirements with
zoning restrictions, was seconded by Fronk and carried,
%pats
AMENDMENT TO LIQUOR ORDINANCE was read and discussed, with members having
some suggestions for changes therein, Crinkley moved that proposed Ordi-
nance be tabled for the present. Motion seconded by Tupa and carried*
NE$? ODNTRI1CT WITH NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY, FOR PUMPING, was presented
by a representative of the Company, who explained that the only change in
the contract is the addition of a clause which gives both Company and
Village option to cancel on 30-day notice; that new contract is necessary
because of the addition of several new Village pumps; that rates are same
as those of previous contract Manager Hyde recommended that Council
approve, and- Fronk
RESOLVED That
County , Mimes ot a,
offered the f ollokng Resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTIOXT APPROVING CONTRACT
WITH NORTHEEN STATES POWER COWANY
FOR PUMPING
the Village Council of the Village of Edina, Hemepin
hereby accepts the offer of the Northern-States Power
Comp<ny, a Minnesota corporation, to furnish the electric energy necessary:
for the opration of municipal water pumping equipment at the Village's
pumping stations as now located, and hereby approves all rates, terms,
conditions, and specifications contained in the proposed form of Municipal
Water Pumping Contract made a part of the offer of said Company, and the
proper officers of the Village are hereby authorized and directed to execute
the aforesaid Contract far and in the name of the Village, and to affix the
corporate seal thereto.
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was-seconded by Crinkley, and on
Rollcall there were four ayes and no nays,
aye; Tupa, aye; and Bredesen, aye; and the
CrinUey, aye; Fro&,
W Mayor Pro Tem
tillage Clerk.
VOTING MACHINE FEPORT:
County League of Towns and Municipalities May 24, which he and Trustee Fronk
attended; and which cu&inated in action by the League to send a questionnaire
to its members for their opinion on acquisition of voting machines by the
County,. Manager Hyde explained that this Vzllage can use some 30 machines; t&t use of machines would enable us to decrease polling places to three;
that, unless machines are purchased, we should redistrict, Some discussion
was had as to budget provisions, and Fronk moved that Village continue for
this year, without; redistricting, and investigaf,e Vo%ing Hachines for
Manager Hyde reported on' a meeting of the Hemepin
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the budget for 1957. Motion seconded by Tupa and carried.
REQUEST FCR INDUSTRIAL ZONING.
Meeting held M3y- 16, MessrsI Roy H, Peterson and Robert Hanson mesented
Pursuant to a Special Planning Commission
preliminary plan for an ltIndust&al Park" in the area between Chill Road -
and Normandale Road and between i,i,70th Street and the South Village Limits,
comprising some 225 acres.
had given its general approval of the plan and had recommended that the Council
conduct a Public Hearing on the plan in the very near future.
that it trill be necessary to develop a new section of the Zoning Ordinance
to provide for an Industrial Area and to restrict the area in a manner
suitable to the public interest,
detail as to their plans, but could not furnish figures on the sewer and
water capacity needed for the area. It was stated that all parking will be
off-street; that it is thought that those companies requiring air conditioning
will provide tkir own wells; that plat will be architecturally restricted;
that it is the present plan to have the Village Manager, a member of the
Village Planning Gomission, and a member of the Village Council as members
of the plat's lrPlanning Board," which will approve buildings in the arear
Fronk's motion, that Council schedule Public Hearing on Petition for
Rezoning for Monday, June 18, was seconded by Tup and unanimously carried,
Manager Hyde reported that the Planning Commission
He explained
I Nessrs, Peterson and Hanson went into some
REQUESTS FOR DCU3L;E BUNGALfil.TS:
of May 16, the Planning Commission had recommended Council denial of the
Manager .Hyde reported that, at its meeting
following requests f or-p emit s t o construct double bungalows :
Avenue between ~.60th and W.62nd St,
approximately W, 53rd St.
Fronk's motion, that Planning Commission recommendations be accepted and
petitions for double bungalows be denied was seconded by TUB and carried,
PETITION TO DETACH TERRITORY, by Walter N. Carlson, territory being a part
of the old Minneapolis and St .Paul. Suburban- Railroad Company right-of-way,
located in Sec.29 and 30, Twp.117, Range 21, was presented, Manager Hyde reported that this pmperty has no access from Edina; that the plan is for
There was some question 'about Wpruce Place," with Trustee Tup suggesting that the
matter be referred to Hopkins and its affected taxpayers for their action.
Also, the matter of assessment for improvements was discussed, with Attorney
Windhorst stating Edina residents cannot be assessed by Hopkins. Manager Hyde explained that the Edina Planning Commission has not yet acted on this
petition, Manager Hyde directed to take petition before Edina Planning
Commission for its recommendation,
1,
2,
Request of Thernell Bros. Const, Co. for double bungalows on France
Request of Boris Pewowaruk for double bungalows on France and
. annexation to Hopkins, with Hopkins owners to extend their yards.
ACQUISITION OF TAX DELINQUENT PROPERTY FOR PARK PURPOSES: Clerk reported
receiving notice from the County Land Commissioner's Office of additional
state-owned tax delinquent property in Block 14, Cleveland's Subdivision; in
which block the Village has already acted to acquire property. Manager Hyde recommended acquisition of these several lots, to secure thzt plat already
recommended for acquisition; and Fronk offered the following Resolution and
moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION FOR ACQUISITION OF
TAX DELINQUENT PROPERTY BE IT RESOLTTED, That the Council of the Village of Edina, Hennepin
County, Minnesota, make application to the State of Minnesota for acquisition
of the following property, to be used by this Village for public park and
playground purposes :
ltLots 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20; Block 13; and Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,
12, 3-3, 1k;Block a, Cleveland's Subdivision of Blocks
2, 3, 4, 13, 14 and 15, Fnma Abbott Park."
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was
taken, there were Four yeas and No nays, as
Tupa, aye; and Bredesen, aye; and the Reso
IMPEOl?3fENTS FOR 50TH ST, LIQUOR STORE: Nanager Hyde asked authority to have .
plans drawn for Lighting, a Beer Zocler, aid Air Conditioning for the 50th St.
Store. i;uthority granted,
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CASH REGISTER FOR 3”KDfiE STCRE:
advertise, now, for an electrically-operated Cash Register for the new
Southdale Store, explaining that delivery dates are far in the future,
and that, unless an order is entered shourtly, the register will not be
available for the store opening,
the neighborhood of $2,1000
granted was seconded by Tupa and carried.
Manager Hyde asked for authority to
He stated the register should cost in
Fronkls motion that authority to advertise
LEAGUE OF MINNESOTA MUNICIPALITIES CCNVENTION,
State Convention of the Leame willbe held at - and 15.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS-IMPROVEMEZITS Engineer
and Specifications had not been fully prepared
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Manager Hyde reported that
Detroit Lakes, June 13, 14
Zikan explained that Plans
in time for the Valley View
Road Improvements advertised for Taking of Bids on Kay 28.
these plans, with others, requesting that Crwcil authorize opening of
bids June 11.
Adoption:
He presented
Fronk offered the followirlg Reso!*ntion and moved its
RbSOLUTION’ i&PBOVING PLidS AND -SPECIFICI;TIONS FOR
PROPGSED CURB AND GUTTBR AND BLACKTOPPING IMPROVE-
gTS 3ID DIPJXTIH ADVERTISEXENT FOR BIDS. ‘6s
BE IT RESOLVED by the Vil1agc;Council of the Village of Edina:
1. The plans and specifications for the proposed Improvements set forth
in the following Advertisement for Bids form, heretofore prepared by the
Village Engineer and now on file in the office of the Village Clerk are
hereby approved,
2.
Courier and the Construction Bulletin the following notice for bids for said
improvement E:
The Clerk shall cause to be published twice in the Edina-Morningside
ADVERTISIBENT FOR BIDS
GRADING, GRAVEL BASE, BITUMINOUS SURFACE, CONCRETE
C&B AND GUTTER
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that seded bids will be received and opened in
the office.of the Village Manager in the Village Hall, 4801 W.5Oth S$., at
1O:OO aom., Monday, June 11, 1956, The Edina Village Council will meet at
7:30 p9mr, on Monday, June ll, 1956, to consider said bids, being for the
following:
1,
2,
3.
GRADING, GRAVEL BASE, ROAD-MIXED BITUMINOUS BASE,
PLANT MIXED BITUMINOUS SURFACE, AND CONCRETE CURB
AND GUTTER in Valley View Road from a point 108.5
feet Northwesterly of West 62nd Street to Trunk
Highway No. 100,
BLACKTOPPING of Wooddale Avenue between Tower Street
and Valley View Road,
CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER in Wooddale
Avenue between Tower St. and X’,5&h St. and between
W,6lst St, and Valley View Road.
Work must be done as described &n specifications on file in the e2ffice
Plans and specifications are available for a deposit of the Village Clerk,
of $10.00, which deposit will be refunded upon return of said plans and
specifications, No bids will-be considered unless sealed and filed-with
undersigned before 1O:OO a,m, , June 11, accompanied by cash deposit, bid
bond, or certified check payable to the Village Clerk in amount of at least
ten percent of amount of base bid,
reject any or all bids, .
t
The Council reserves the right to
BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL; GRETCHEN S . LIDEN
3* Each and all of the terms of the foregoing advertisement for bids
Village Clerk
are hereby adopted as the terms and conditions of award of the contract for
said improvement,
Motion for adoption of Resolution was seconded by’ Tupa, ’and on Rollcall there
were four ayes and no nays, as follows: Cr nk, aye; Tupa, aye;
and Bredesen, aye; and the Resolution was a
Mayor Pro Tem
', 5/28/56
Pursuant- to previous instructions by tJh& C,?uncil, Engineer Zikan presented
Preliminary Plans and Estimates of Cost on two projects, which were reviewed
by the Council; and Fronk offered the following Resolution 'and moved its
adoption:
RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC HEARINGS
PROPmED SANITARY SBJER IMPROVEMENTS
-_I ----.--- BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of thz TTiUage 02 Edina:
1, The Village Engineer, having. subritted to the Council a preliminary
report as to the feasibility of the proposed Sanitary Sewer hprovements
described in the Form of Notice of Hearing set forth below, ad as to the
estimated cost of such improvements, said report is Sere5y approved and
directed to be placed on file in the office 05 the l?illage 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 said meeting t.0 be published in the official news-
paper once 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 meek on Monday, hne 11, 1956, at 7:30 POXo, in
30 The Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to cause notice of the
NCTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS ON PROPOSED
SmITmY SBER DPROVDENTS
NOTICE IS HEREBY C-m that the Edina Village Council will meet at the
Village Hall, on Monday, June 11, 1956, at 7:30 PcM., to consider the follow-
ing proposed improvements, to be constructed under the authority granted by
Minnesota Laws of 1953, Chapter 398, The approximate cost of said improve-
ments is estimated by the Village Engineer as set forth below:
CONSTRUCTION OF SANITw1Y ,5EXER AND APPUIZTENANCES IN:
A. Proposed easement through Interlachen Golf Course from
existing Trunk Sewer- to Iiaterman kve, ;
Vateman kve. from proposed Golf Course easement to
proposed easement between Blocks 21 & 22, Nendelssohn;
to Naloney Ave . ;
to Blake Rd.
EST, COST
Easement between Blocks 21 and 22, from Waterman Ave.
Maloney he. from Easement between Blocks 21 & 22
Blake Rd. from Waterman lrve. to North Village Limits
Bdmore Lane from Griffit St. to Blake Rd.;
Belmore Lane from Blake Rd, to John St,
John St. from Belmore Lane to North Village Limits.;
Griffit St . from Spruce Rd to &.loney Ave. $87,996.56,
The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of said impr6vements is as
follows :
For k - All Lots and Tracts of Land hereinafter described: Lots 6 to 10,
incl,, Block 3; Lots 1 to 10, incl., Block 4; Lots 1 to 10, inc,, Block- 5;
Lots 1 to 5, incl,, Block 6; Lots 1 to 6, incl., Block 12; Lots 1 to 12,
incl., Block 13; Lots 1 to 5, incl., Block 14; Blocks 21, 22, That part of
the S, 330 Ft. to Block 23 lying If, of the E. 240 Ft. thereof; and that
part of Block 27 lying North of Interlachen Blvd., all in Mendelssohn
Addn,, and Ascension Addition.
For B - Lot 2, Block 1, Ilayne Terrace.
Be In Interlachen Road to serve 6408 Interlachen Rd, $ 254.88
GREZCHEN S. ALDEN
Village Clerk
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by CrinkZey, and on
Rollcall there were four ayes and no nays, as fo : Crinkley, aye;
Fronk, aye; Tupa, aye; and Bredesen,
adopted. -,Z&AaJd@/&J Qillage Clerk Mayor Pro T em /'
LIFT STATION REPORT. 'Engineer Zikan reported that it will be necessary to
construct a sewer lift station to serve the Melody Lake, Melody Lane, Code
Avenue area; which should be constructed in the park area just East of Code
and South of !fr54th St,; that by connecting a line from Yvonne Terrace for
about 600 to 700 feel; it would be possible to abandon the present Yvonne
Terrace Station, whtch has only one pump, has not mrked well, and has
caused considerable overtime on the part of the sewer maintenance cre*rsE
a esolution was aye; *
a h2% ?/&d
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5/28/56
LIFT STATION REPmT (CONTINUED) Mr, Zikan advised the Council that the
connecting line cannot be assessed because the Yvonne Terrace Lift Station
has been paid for by assessment. Manager Hyde suggested that the Sewer
Rental Fund bear the cost, as an expedient measure; and Mr, Zikan told
the Council that the Gtate Board of Health must know in the very near
future what the Council wishes to do,
Estimte of Cost for Council consideration,
PUBLIC HEARINGS ON PROPOSED ASSSSSMEM'S:
Rolls on a number of construction projects recently completed; and, after
review by the Council, Fro& offered the following Resolution and moved its
adopt ion:
RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR SPECIAL
Engineer was directed to secure an
Clerk Alden presented Assessment
ASSESSMENT HEARINGS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Village of Edina as fo'llows:
1, The Clerk and Engineer having calculated the proper amount to
be assessard for those improvements set forth in the Notices of Hearings set--
forth below, and the amount proposed to 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 art? 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 Clerk shall cause notices of the time, place and purppse
of said meeting to be published in the offici"a1-hewspaper May 31 and June -7;-
1956:
NOTICE OF HELlRING ON SPECIAL
2.
(1)
u- ASSESSMENT FOR STORM SEWER NO, 32
. NOTICE IS KEREBY GIVEn', that the Council of the Village of Edina will
meet at the Village Hall on Monday, June 25, 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P'M,, to
hear and pass upon allobjections, if any, to the following assessments for
above improvement, which assessments are now on file in the office of the
Village Clerk and open to public inspection!
CONSTRUCTION OF STORM SEWER ON WEST 54TH STREET FROM CHGWEN AVENUE TO BEARD
AVENUE, TO CONNECT WITH EXISTING MINNEAPOLIS STORM SEWER,
The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of the above improvement
includes a11 lots and tracts of land within the following described
boundaries: 9
Harriet; th East to the NE corner of Lot I, Block 1, Ivandale Park Near
Lake Harriet; th South 65 feet; th West to a point on the West lot line of
-Lot 3, said Block 1, distant 65 feet South of the North property line of
said Lot 3; bh Wly to a point in the West property line of Lot 5, said
Block 1, distant 40 feet South of the North property line of said Lot 5;
th SWly to a point on the West lot line of Lot 7, said Block 1, distant 65 feet South of North property.line of said Lot 7; th West to a point on.
the West property line of Lot 49 Block 2, Ivandale Park Near Lake Harriet,
distant 65 feet South of North property line of said Lot 4; th Swly to a
point on the Vest property line of Lot 5, said Block 2, distant LOO feet
South of North property line of said- Lot 5; th West to a point on the West
pmperty line of Lot 6, said Block 2, distant 100 feet South of the North
property line of said Lot 6; th North 60 feet; th West 40 feet; th North
40 feet to the NW corner of Lot 7, Block 2, which is the point of beginningrll
consecutkve annual installments extended over a period of ten years with
the first installment to be payable with taxes for the year 1956, collect-
ible 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. To each subsequent installment will be added interest at the \same
rate.for one year on all unpaid installments, .
The owner of any property assessed for the above .improvement nay pay
the whole of the assessment without interest to the Village Treasurer
before 12 o'clock noon on December 31, 1956, and may thereafter make pay-
ment with accrued interest to the County Treasurer,
BY ORDER OF' THE VILLAGE COUNCIL, GRETCHEN S. ALDEN'
+ "Beginning at the NW corner of Lot 7;Block 2;Ivandale Park Near Lake
-_ _-
Assessments for the above improvement wizl _be payable in ten equal . -
. Village Clerk
NCITICE OF HEARING ON SPECIAL (2)
ASSESSMENT FOR SIwITlBY SEWER LIFT STATION NO, LS-1
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Council of the Village of Edina will
meet at 'the.Village Hall on Monday, June 25, 1956, at 7:30 o'clock P.M,, to
hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to 'clie following assessmenks for
5/28/56
above improvement, thich assessments are now on file in the office of the
Village Clerk and open to public inspection:
CONSTRUCTION OF SiiNITi&Y SE[BR LIFT STATION kT IJEST 62Nn STREET AND PARK
PUCE,
includes all lots and tracts of land within the following described
boundaries :
of West 62nd Street; th. E, to a pt 213 ft 11 of the Centerline of France
Avenue; th 3J to a pt. 160 ft S of the centerline of Halifax Avenue; th W to
the SE Cor of Outlot A, Lake Pamela Addition; th N to the NE cor of said
Outlot A; th E along the S line of Halifax Avenue Addition to the K line of
Lot 2, The Pines Addition; th N to the NW cor of Lot 2, The Pines Addition;
th E to the centerljne of France Avenue; th S to the S line extended W of
Edina Bel Air 4th Division; th E along S line of Edina Bel Air 4th Division
to tk centerline of Eving Avenue; th S to the centerline of West 61st St.;
th Ely along centerline of Vest 61st Street to its intersection with the
extension of Lot 11, Block 3, Edina Bel Air 5th Addition; th in a SKLy
direction along the S lines of Lots 10 and 11, to the SW cor of Lot 10, .
Block 3, EdLTa Bel Air 5th Division; th S to the SE cor of Lot 1, Block 3,
Edina Bel kir 6th Division; th W to a pt 166 ft E of the centerline of
France Avenue; th S to the centerline of West 64th Street extended; th W
. to a pt 1018 ft If of centerline of France Avenue; th N to a pt on the N
line of Lot 4J Block 2, Peacedale Acres, distant 195 ft I? of centerline of
Peacedale Avenue; th to the Sw cor of Lot 3, Block 2, Peacedale Acres;
th N to the intersection of the centerline of West 62nd Street and the W
line of Lot 3, Block 2, Peacedale, extended; th W on the centerline of
West 62nd Street to the centerline of Park Place; th N dong the centerline
of Park Place a distance of 233 ft; which is the point of beginning.IJ !
Assessments for the above improvement will be payable in ten equal
consecutive annual installments extended over a period of ten years with the
first installment to be payzble with taxes for the year 1956, collectible in 1957, with interest on the entire assessment at the rate of 5% per amm
from the date of the resolution levying the assessment to December 31, 1957.
To each subsequent installment will be added interest at the same rate for
one year on all unpaid installments .
the whole of the assessment without interest to the Village Treaswer before
12 o*clock noon on December 31, 1956, and may thereafter make payment with
accrued interest to the County Treasurer.
BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE COUNCILo GRETCHEN S. I;LDEiV
The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of the above improvement
*[Corn, at a pt, on the' centerline of Park Place 233 ft. N, of Centerline
i
.
The otmer of any property assessed for the above improvement may pay
I Village Clerk
NCirICE OF HEaINGS ON SPECIAL ASSESSPENTS FOR
BXCKTOPPING IMPROVEMENT "M3EFiS 12-42, A-62, (3)
A-73, A-74, A-75, A-'77 AND A-78: GRADING AND
GRjiV$LING.NO, C-57: CURB 1ND GUTTER NO. B-26 '
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the Council of the Village of Edina will
~ meet at the Village Hall on-Monday, June 25, 1956, at 7:30uofclock PA, to
hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the following assessments for
inprovements, which assessments are now on file in the office of the Village
1,
2.
30
4,,
5b 6.
4 Clerk and open to public inspction:
BUCKTOPPING NO, A-42 - Woodcrest Drive in Shady Pines Addition.
BISiCKTOPPIUG HOa A-62 - Woodland Rd, from Wooddale Aver to Brookview he,
BUCKTOPPING NO. A-73 - lJ.57th St. from Zenith Ave, to York Xve.
BLLCKTOPPING NO. A-74 - Moore be. from Laura Ave. to North Jive.
BUCKTOPPING NO. A-75 - Halifax Ave. from 1~60th St, to France Ave.
BL;;CKTOPPING NO, A-77 - Halifax Ave. from W058th St. to !.3,60th St,;
Grimes he. from Halifax he, to W.6Oth St,
Grimes Lane;
W,6Oth St from France live, to Halifax Ave,
BUCKTOPPING NO, A-78 - Eking Lve, from TrJ.60th St. to 'C.j.6lst St,;
Drew Ave. from 525 Drew Ave, to W.6lst St.
GFtADING iXD GRAWLING NO. C-57 - Concord he. from T.62nd St. to
W.64th St,; W,64th St. from Concord Ave. to
St Johns kve, 9. CURB AND GUTTER NO. B-26 - Drew Ave. from W.60th St, to W.6lst St.
includes all lots and tracts of land abutting the portions of the streets
improved.
Assessments for the above improvements trill be payable in five equal
consecutive annual installments extended over a period of five years, ivith
the first installment to be payable with taxes for the year 19.56, collect-
ible in 1957, with interest on the entire assessment at tho rate of 5% per
~mw- frcm the dzte of the resolution levying the assessment to Decanber 31,
1957%
7,
8, I
The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of the above improvements
To unch subswyent S.nstr.llmlont T&U. be a&lc.-l intcrcst at the 8x.e
;e; . .. . t
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rate for one year on all unpaid installmentsr
pay the whole of the assessment without interest to the Village Treasurer
before 12 o'clock noon on December 31, 1956, and may thereafter make pay-
ment with accrued interest to the County Treasurer,
BY ORDER OF TKE VILLAGE COUNCIL, GRETCHEN S, DEN
Village Clerk
The Owner of. any property assessed for the above improvements may
(4) NOTICE OF HEARINGS ON SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR
SANITARY SEWER IXPROVEIv@NTS NUMBERS 73,77,78,
85,87,88,89.93., 92,93,9k. 95 AND 96
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the' Council of the Village of Edina sfll
meet at the Village Hall on:Monday, June 25, 1956, at 7:30-ofolock P,M.,
to hear and pass upon all objections, if any, to the following assessments
for improvemnts, which assessments are now on file in the office of the
Village Clerk and open to public insPeclion:
CONST%UCTION OF SN-ITARY L1TERi.Z SeRS RND APPURTENINCES AS FOLLOWS:
1, ' SANlTfiRY SEWER NO, 73 - xn Brookview Aye, from w,bist St. to W,63rd St.
2, SANITARY SEWER NOI 77 -.In W.59th $t, from Ruth Drive to 150 f% E, of
H~y,#100; Ruth Dr, from~W.59tb st,i.f;d School Rd,; School Rd, from
Sherwood Ave, to Concord kve,; Shehood Ave, from School Rd, to
W.6Oth $t,; W,bOth St, from Hwy,#lOO to Parnell Ave, 3, SANITARY SEMB NO, 78 - In Valley View Ed, to Hwy,#lOO from ParnelZ Ave? 4. SANITARY SEXCER NO, 85 -'In W.62nd Stz from Wyman kve, to Code Ave,;
Maddox Lane; ,,Wyman Ave, from VaUey View Rd, io ,W,62nd St,; Mildred
Ave, from WC62nd St, to Maddox Lane; Code Ave, from Birchcrest Dr.
to Valley View Rd,; Valley View Rd, .from Code'Ave, .to Warren &et;
VaUey View'Rd, from Trunk M€I #44 to Wilryah kve,; Roberts Place; :
Wilryan live. from Roberts Place to Valley Viev Rdi; Ws62nd St, from
5,. SANITARY SEWER NO.. 87 - Chantrey Rd, from Hwy,#169 to:Northwood Dr.;
Northwood Dr. from Glengarry Pkwy, to Dwdee Rdt: Doncaster Way
from Hwy,'-#169 to Ayrshire Blyd,j !Memitt Circle;.. Apshire Blvd, >.
' frum Glengarry Pkwy, to 'Doncaste2,Way; W,56th St, from Mirror '
SAkLTARY SBBR NO, ,'88. - k' Benton Avet"fr6m Tirigdale he, to 165 Ft, .. ]We I
SANLTNZY SEWER NO, 89 - In Beard k~e,'from'W,blst : St. to W,62nd St,;
SANITARY SEWER NO, 91 e In St,iohns $be, from W,58t,h:St, to 150 Ft, S,
SRNTTARY SEFJER.7.N0. -92'- ..In Ske~osd.Ave,:..from-W-;63rd.-St1. tq W,&th. St,
SANITARY $EWER NO., 93 -. In'T~.5&tb St? fTom Tirigdale, Ave'i, to Code kvet f
'
Valley View Rd, to Wilryan, 1.
.. Lakes Dr,.to.Chantrey-. Rdq ' I.
of Code kve, i
6.
7.
8. 9*
10,
li, ' SANSITARY SE$EE -NO, 94 0 In Ryarl Ave, : frqm Valley Vi.?$ Rd; 'to 'North' * .i
line df Oakview Add&
12.. ' SflNTVARY SEWER;NO, 95 '- 1n:Abbotb Ave; from W;6&h S-6, t6 '1065 'Ft', So; ;
In .Z&ith he, from'.Wo'60th St,. to .985. Ft, So,; In York &e,, from
13, SANITARY SEX~'NO; 96 - III Ewing AVe, .fr+mWi6lst; S$* to7W;62ng St;, ' ' ' The area proposedtto. be asg,e$sed for' the above improvements includes all
lots and tracts of land abu$ting. the ,portioi?s' of 'the stree3s. improved;
Assessments for 'the above .i&prove@ents. will-'be payable in %en eqaal
consecutiye 'annual hstAllments 'extended. over .a pedod of. ten' years with the
fiht .fastallment to be payable with. taxes'.for'.the year. 1956, collectible in'
1957, with interest' on'the entire'asses'm&nt at .$ne rate 6f 5% per qiritiri~ ftom
the date of the,.'resolution..le~~g the assessment ?to Becembkr 31, .,1957, -To-
each subseque3lt ' instaUment will be .added &%erest at ' tbe same rate ,for one:
the whole of the' assessment wtthout interest to the Village Treasurer 'befare
12 of clock noon on. Ikcember 31,. 1956; and may thereafter make +payment wi$h
BY ORDER OF T'NE. VILLAGF COUNCIL;, . , ' '- ' "GRETCHEN S, ikLD&! .
. .TO ASSESS&!XT FOR TRUNK. WATEBII(IIN NO1 78
NOTICE'IS HEREBy'GIVEN, that the Council of .the Village of Edjna will
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.. r: 1. .. . . year on all unpaid, ins%alLm&tS , - .-
acewed interest to. th6 Couiity..Treasurer.. . .- . .
The owher of ani prdperty assessed for the .above. imprgvekents' may: pay' ,
. v- , -. .. *.
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.NOTICE' OF * HEARING ON THE .PROPBED MNDMEIVT .
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(5) , .
AND UTERAL WATE&AIU SERVICE, TO aim TRUMK
meet at the Village Hall on'Monday, June'25, 1956; at 7:30 oJclock PIMI; 'to
hear and pass 'upon all. objections, if any, to t.he. proposed .qmegdment to
assessment for improvement, .which dssessme&s are nW on file in the offbt3
of 'the Village Clerk+'abcF b'pen to- pubZic- .iiisp$c.Eion:.- ."
1.0 WATEWAIN 'NO, 78, - TRUNK: Coristructim of ViXlagk. Tqatimriain ixtepg$ori
and appurtenances in; 'From' Tower.and Tank ho.W.59th St,;- W,59th St, to'
Hwy,#lOO; Ruth Dr, from W,59tbh.St, to School Rd,.; School Rd. from Ruth Dr, ,
, a- * , . ... ,. .. .. ' .
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5/28/56 to Shemood; Sherwood Ave. from School Rd, to 1~~60th St.; W,60th St,
from Paraell, he, to hyb No. LOO; Service Drive from W,6Oth St, to W,59th
St.; W,59th St, across Hwy. No, 100 to Benton he,; Benton Ave. from Hwyi
100 to Tk-gdzle ive.; Tingdale Ave. from Benton Ave, to Grove St,; Grove
St, frcn Tbgdale Aye, to Code he, including East View Drive and School
Rd. to Concord kve,
ment includes all lots and tracts of land within the following described
boundaries :
lICom at the centerline of W,60th St. and W R/W line-of &mandale Rd, j th
. N along W R/W line of Normandale Rd, to N line of Benbn Ave,; th 11 to SE
cor of Lot 1, Block 1, 'Edina Ridge; th N to NE cor of said lot; th Wly
along Ely lot lines of Lots 2 thru 11, incl,, Block 1, Edina Ridge Addn, to S.
15ne of ITormandale Court; th 1f to SW cor of said Addition; th N along W,
bomhry line of Normandale Court to N W cor thereof; th Ntny to pt 297 ft S.
of kteresec5ion of Code Ave, and W,56th St,; th N to a pt 180 ft 3 of center-
line of W,56C,h St,; th W 477.5 ft to NW cor of lot X, Registered Land Survey
Eo, 281); t.h S
B li~e of Block 4, extended of Xelody Knolls' 3rd liddn.; th W to W line of said
Block 4; Lh S on 11 lire of said Block 4, and Block 3, Melody Knolls 3rd A8dn.
and contiming through centerline of Block 2 and 4, Code's Highview Park to
centerline of 1~60th St,; th E on ~,60th St, to point of beghnhg; and all
lots and tracts of land within the following described boundaries:
pt 159.06 ft N aad 165.37 ft W of SE cor of
which is the intsrsection of W,6Oth SQ. and Concord Ave,; th N 60'ft; th W
104.63 ft; th N 70 ft; th W 441.5 ft; th N 289.5 ft; th if 126 ft; th N 289.9
ft; th W 663 ft to Normandale Rd.; th S l048,l, ft; th E to Parnell he.; th
N to 60th St,; th'W 100 ft; th N 159.06 f6; th E to pt. of beginningoIt
2, --___M_rr-u_u LfiTZjL S.TiiTEPWIN SERVICE CONNECTIONS TO 'WATER" NO, 78 - To serve the folloving lots and tracts of land:
114
The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of said proposed improve-
69@76 ft; th W 70 ft; th N 45 ft; th W €lO ft; th W 125 ft to
Com at a
of Slf* of Sec; 19, T,28, R.24,
Sec, 33, '2,117, R.
Parcel $U+lO - S 180 ft
Parcel G1551 - S 180 ft
Parcel #1525 - S 180 ft
Papcel #?A00 - Corn at a
SE cor thereof; th E
from. E line .of Lot 4
Parcel #2@3 - 11 100 ft
of W lO2,Oh ft of God Lot 4 ex st,
of ?J l4O ft of E 1246.5 ft of Go& Lot 8 ex rd.
of TOJ 128 ft of E 1106~5 ft of GoVtP-Lot 4, el rd,
pt in .the S line of Lot 4, dist 978.5 ft W from 368 ft; th N 20 R; th NJly to a pt dis 47 R t\T
and 40 R South from the N lilie, etco of E 200 ft of S 180 ft of Go& Lot 3 ex rd, - -
Parcel {'4$00 - S 15 rods of E 37 rods of Lot 5, ex rd, and State Hwy.
Parcel $620i - Cm at a pt in the N line of the Sq* of SW& dist 160 ft 1f
= fron the HI1 cor of the E 20-Acres thereof; th 11 80 ft; th S 207.63
ft; th S31y to a pt dist 219.6 ft S from beg; th N to beg.
Parcel #b:bOO - Corn at theNW cor of S1@ of SWk; th E 466.6 ft; th S 393.33
ft to centerline of 1~62nd St,; th NKLy along said centerline of
Valley Viev Rd, to M line of Sec,; th N to beg ex rd and Hwy,
Parcel $7300 - Goa at hW cor of the S 10 Acres of Nl& of ST'rk; th E 263
ft; t.h S 65 ft; th 11263 ft; th N to beg ex Hwy.
Pzcel #205 - Thzt part of the I? 193 ft
- Sec, 19, Te 28, R. 24.
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ST$ 1yin.z S of the N 55 ft thereof ex
Pmcel #3223 - E 100 ft of W 293 ft of S
Block 1, Lots 1 and 2
CODE3 FPST:
DOIETA RL2SS
- EDIHA hZiX'kE&
EDIDA RDGZ
r-
Lot 4-
B1.oclt 1, Lots 1 thru 6, incl,
Block l,4Lots 1 thru 12, incl,
Block 2, Lots 1 thru 9, incl.
Assessmmts for the above improvement
secutPre anma1 installmer?ts extended over
of the S-10 Acres of NlJ$ of
rds.
1&,6 ft of NOJ' of ST& ex rd.
MARION GliRDEW'
Block 1, Lots 1 thru 10, incl,
Block 2, Lot.1
Block 2, Lots 3, 4 and 5
PELODY KNOLLS SECOND
SCHOOL 1:WNOR
Block 1, Lots 1, 2 and 3
Block 2, LOSS 1 thru 11, incl,
SOUTH CONCORD SECOYJD
Block 1, Lots 1 thru 7, incl,
will be payable in ten equal con-
a period- of ten years, t&h 'the first installment to be payable with taxes for the year 1956 collectible in
1957, wi%i interesk on the entire assessment at the rate of 5% per annum
from the date of the resolution levying the assessment to December 31, 1957,
To each subsequent, imtallnent will be added interest at the same rate for
one year on all unpaid installments.
vhole of assessent i&thodi-interest to the Village Treasurer before 12
of clock nom on 3ecembsr 31, 1956, and may thereafter make papent with
accrued b-tersrt to the Comty Treasurero
ET CW3. 3?' ?HZ YILUGZ CCmTCIJ, - GRETCHEN S, LWEY .
The oraer of 2117 property assessad for the above improvement may pay the
Village Clerk
gotion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Crinkisy, and- on Rollcall 175
there were four ayes and no nays, as folliws:
and Bredesen, aye; and the Resolution-w I ...
ge Clerk
DENOLITION AND EVICTION,
given orders to demolish her fire-damaged -horse at 405 Washington Avenue; that
the tenants in the old "Horsecollar Factory" at Washhg'coii Ayenue and the
North Village Limits have been given orders tjo movea
RESOLUTION AT DEATH OF GEORGE A. WJCLLSOX,
Resolution andmoved its adoption:
Manager Hyde-reported that Katherine Lund has been
Fronk offe.-ed the Pcllowing
. RESOLUTION
AT THE DEATH OF GEORGE A. WIIIgL
WHEREAS, George A, Willson, long-time resident of this coiilml?nity,.
served the Village of Edina as Village Trustee in ths yews 1925 to 1949
inclusive, during which the he gave generously of his thcJ cheerfullf
assumed ever-increasing responsibility, and served his community with
efficiency, integrity and honor; and
by his whole-heart ed participation in service organiiatiom and civic
groups;
Edina, Minnesota, that this Council convey to the farnily of George A.
FJillson its deep sympathy at this time* of bereavement, and its expression
of sorrow at the loss of'a loved and respected friend, neighbor Bnd public
spirited citizen ofthis Village,
TIMEREAS, Mr, Willson alsd contributed to the welfare of his community
NOlg, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Villase Council of the Village of
Motion for
there were
Tupa, aye;
ATTE3T :
adoption of the Resolution' was
and &edesen, aye; and the
four ayes and no nays, as
. NayorfPro Tea
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'" ADVABCE ON MAY TAX SETTLEMENT. Tupals motion, authorhing Manager Hyde to
secure $l+OO,OOO Advance on May Tax Settlement for purpose of investmnts,
was seconded by Crirkley and carried.
PtTRCIfanSE OF SNVESTMENTS.
invest $530,000 ViUage funds in U.S, Govt, Seciirities, vm seconded by
Cri.nkley and carried,
Tupars motion, authorizing Ifanager Eycie to
BOAT DOCK ON MILLPOIIlB. Pursuant to a requestkbg Mr, Wlliz% Brede, 4900 E,
Sunnyslope Road, for permit to construct a boa5 hck k30 .tho lfillpor?d
abutting a site owned by the Village, Manager Hyd-e precer&e.l Attorney Wind-
horstfs opinion $0 effect that Council has the pcwer -Lo grmt permit provid- .
ing dock can be used by the publica After soae discussio-rl, Crinkley's aotion,
that request be granted subject to compliance with protrkions contained in
Attorneyf s letter, was seconded by Tupa and carried, wLf;!i Bzedesen voting
Nay.
HOUSE ZTzAIIZt OCCUPANCY POLICY, Manager Hyd-e reported recgest for permit to
occupy a house trailer during period of dwelling construction; the trailer to
be parked at the site of proposed dwelling,
granted proriding petitioner brought written assent of riei$5ors It was
consensus. of opinion that Council pursue i%s present po1ic;r agaillst house
trailer occupancy, and Crinkley moved that request be denied.
seconded by Fronk and carried,
He askec! if permit would be
Motion
CLAIMS FOR PAYMENT.
List No. 10, dated Nay 28, 1956, as follows: General Fund - $72,944,86;
Poor Fund - $7.15; Construction Fund - $18,994.3lt.c; Parks Fund - 8336,04;
Waterworks Fund - $4,162.22; Liquor Fund - $7S,097,?7; Sewer Rental Fund -
$557.91; Garbage Collection Fund - $&OO; Improvements Funds - $!+99*23 -
Total - $176,1~.75,
Tqpa moved for payment of claim as set forth in Pre-
Motion seconaed by Crinkley and carried,
Tupa then moved for adjournmen€, Motion seconded by Crhkley and carried,
Meeting adjourned at 10:45 PcMa
.J Village Clerk