HomeMy WebLinkAbout19560813_REGULARMINUTES CF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE EDINA
VILLAGE COUNCIL, HELD MONTM, AUGUST 13, 1956,
AT 7:30 P.M,, AT THE EDINA VILLAGE H&L,
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l"0CATION was given by the Rev, Harold Schweigert of $t.Peters htheran Church*
ROILCALL was answered by Trustees Frank and Tupa, and Mayor Eridcaon.
RESIGNATION OF TRUSTEE CRLpTmY was read by Mayor Erickson; and Fro& offered
the following Resolution and moved it's adoption: RESQLUTIOU 'AT RESIGNATION OF VJUGE TRUSEZ
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Edina as'
follows :
1, That receipt of the resignation of Trustee Robert A, Criakley
is hereby acknowledged, and that resignation is hereby accepted
with rept.
2.
CrinELey has ceased to be an inhabitant of this Village, a vacancy
exists in- the position of Village Trustee.
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Tupa, and on Rollcall there were three ayes and no nays, as follows: F
on, aye; and the Resolution was adopted,.
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That, because of said resignation, and because saideR0bel.t A,
aye; Tupa, aye;, and
APPOINTMENT OF EVALD C, BANK TO FILL VACANCY: Mayor Erickson placed in
nomination, for confirmation by the Council,'*the name of l4rs Evald C, hnk,
former Village Clerk, to fill %he vacancy in the position of Village Trustee; nohation being for the unexgired tern of Trustee Crinkley, Fmnk's motion
confirming Mayor Erickson*s appohtment was semnded by Tup and unanhously
carriedr I&-, Bank came forward, was sworn3.n 7.. by the Village Clerk,-and was
present for the balance of the meeting,
MINUTES of the Regular Meeting of July 23rd, and of the Special Meeting of
August lst, were approved as sutmitted, by motion Fronk, seconded by Tups and
carried,
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PUBLIC HEAFUNGS ON PROPOSED IMPROVELBNTS: (Continuation of July 3rd Hearings) I
Mayor Erickson announced that Council would rev;iew two Public Hearings conducted
July 23rd, on which action could not be taken because there was not a four=man
guorum present; and, in accordance with his announcemen%, the folldg
Co&inued Public Hearings were held and action taken:
1. PUBLIC IBBRING ON SANITARY SEWER AND APPURTEXANCES IN W, 56TH ST. MIRRCR
LMES DRIVE TO DUNDEE RD.: DUNDEE RD,, w.56~~ ST, TO NORTHWOOD DR.: AZRSHIRE
BLVD., DUNDEE RD. TO 210 FT. E.: HIDDEN LCINE,
Estimated 86.63 per Assessable Foot. Mo objections were raised; the only
objection being that of ivlr, Robert Giebink, reported at the last meeting,
(See Resolutim of later in meeting, approving) * * * st. * * Then, very late
in meeting, after improvement had been approved, bid awarded, and other
business conducted, Manager Hyde reported receipt of a petition left in the
Police Department this evening, signed by owners of five of the eight lots
Hidden Lane, in opposLtion to improvement in that street* Because it was
too late for investiga%ion, Mr, Hyde and supplementary repoh to Council as
soon as possible,
Cost was again given, at an
z. ymm HEARING ON-BUCIQOPPING OF - SCHOOL RD,; CONGOP~ AVE, TO SHEIWOD Am.: Wa59TH ST., RUTH DR, To HWYeNOe 100: Wo6OTH ST,, PAWELL AVE. TO HWY,lOO: 'SIiEBWoDD Am., Wo6OTH ST, TO SCHOOL RD* RUTH DR, + SCHOOL RD. TO Wa 59TH ST*,
Original Estimate of Cost had been given as $2& per Assessable Fmt; bk
Engineer 2- reported khat one parcd of property included in tha proposed
assessm'errt district cannot be assessed; that this deletion will raise the cost slightly to the balance of the properties. There were no objections registered,
and Fronk offered the f oUaJlng Resolu6ion and moved its adoption: RESOLWION ORDERING IMPROVE3BNTS
BE IT RESO by the Council. of the Village of E-, lf.blllesob, that tu8
Ccnrncil heretofore caused notices of hearings to be duly pub3jshd on the follow-
-ing prcposed impmvemerrt;~:
SANEARY SEWER DlPROJEMENT NO, I.I.8: STEEEX' DIPRW- NO, A092 -
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1, CONSTRUCTION OF SAND4H SEGtEfi AND APPURTENANCES IN THE FOLLOWING STREETS:
W.56th St,, Error Lakes D&ve to hdee Rd,; Dundee Rd,, K56th St. to Northwood
Dr,; Ayrshire Blvd,, Dundee Rd. to 210 Ft, E,; Hidden Lane,
2, 3LACKTOPPING OF - School Rd., Concord Ave, to Shezwod Ave.; W.59th St.,
Ruth Dr, to Hi&way No, 100; W,bOth St,, Parnell Ave, to Highway No,. 100; Shemod
and at the hearings kld at the time and place specified in said notice the Uouncil
has duly considered the views of all persons interested, and being fully advised of
the pertinent facts does hereby determine to proceed with the construction of said
5mpmvanents; that said hprovaents are hereby designated and shall be referred
to in all subsequent pmceedings as follows:
- Ave., W,&h St, to School Rd.; Ruth Dr., School Rd, to W,59th St.
NAME OF IMPROQEMENT
No, 1 Above SANI!l?KRY SElBFt IMPROVIMENT NO. ll8
No, 2 AMve STREEZ IMPROWMEHT NO. A-92
and the areas to be specially assessed therefor shall be as-follows:
For Sanitary Sewer hproveanent No. U.8 - Lots 1 to 9, incl., B1, 3; Lots 5 to 8,-
incl,, Bl, 4; and Lots 1 to &, incl,, B1, 8, Mirror Lakes in Edina; 'Lots 1 and 2,
31, I; bts 1 to 5, incl., B1, 2; and Lots 1 to 6, incl,, B1. 3, Mirror Lakes
Meadow Wood Addn, to-Edina Hi&lands; Lots 1 to 5, incl., Bl. 1; Lots 1 to 6,
incl,, BL 2; Lots 1, 2 and 3, &ror Lakes Megdow Wood 2nd Addn,
For Street Irnpmwment No, A-92 - Lots 1, 2 and 3, B1, 1; Lots 1,2,3,4,5,6,8,9, .
lO,ll, Ell. 2, School Elanor; Lots 1 to 7, incl., B1, 1, South Concord Addn,; Lot 9, South Concord Addn,; Lots 1 to 10, incl., Bl. 1; and Lot 1, Bl, 2, Marion
Gardens; Lot 1 to 4, incl,, B1, 1, MidMillans First Addn,; Lots 1 and 2, B1, 1,
Code's Fest Addn,; Lot 1, B1, 1, Howes Addn,; and the following unplatted
property-Parcels 4900 (School), 6200 (Parry] ana 8200 (Wohlrabe), aU. in the
56111/2 of Sec. 19, Twp,28, R, 24,
Motion for adoption of the Resolhion was sem
were four ayes and no nays, as follows: Bank,
Erickson, aye; and the Resolution was adopted.
upa, and on Rollcall there
nk, aye; Tupa, aye; and
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PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDW FOR THIS EXENING, ON PROPQSED DPROVEMENTS: AffidavLt
of. Publication of l*Notice of Public Hearings on Proposed Impmvements4ani.t~
Sewer, Stom Sewer, Watermain, Blacktopping,I' was presented, applloved as to form
and ordered placed on file; said publication being in Edina-lfornings5.de Courier
August 2 and 9, 1956. Pursuant to said notice, the follazing Public Hearings
were conducted and action taken:
CRESTON RD. TO POINT DRIVE: CRESTON RD,, 600 FT. NORE OR LESS. N. OF IXJNBER.RY &.NE
TO WOODDAU AVE.: BfiLFANZ RD., CRESTON RD. TO W, LINE OF CRESTON HILLS. Vu-Graph
Slide was shown, of the proposed mute of the sewer and the assessable district;
and Engineer Zikants Estimate of*Cost was read as $36,736.20 (with Blackbop), as
against 3,827,45 Assessable Feet, for 89.60 per Assessable Foot; or, without
Blacktop, $22,507.20, for 435.88 per Assessable Foot. There were no objections
from the floor, and no written objections had been raised prior to the Hearing,
(See Resolu-ti on of later in meeting, approving) ,
LAGUNA DI1NE. TO WNBE3f,RY LANE: UGUNA DRIVE FROM W, LINE OF GRESTOE NILS TO
WOODDALE I~ITTE.: BALFAWZ ROAD FRCN WEST LINE OF CRESTON HILLS TO CRESTON ROAD:
JUDSON LEiNE, W'OODDALF, AllEWE TO POINT DRIVE: DUNBERRY I&E, CRFSTON ROAD TO
100 FT, WEST OF POW DRIVE. Vu-Graph Slide was shown, of the proposed mute
of the main and the assessable district; and Engineer Zikan's Estimate of Cost
was read as $29,701,40-as against 5,330,9 Assessable-Feet, for $5.57 per Aasess-
able Foot, Mr, Crouse, developer of the subdivision, who stated he stiU has
five lots, asked that improvements be expedited. There were no objections
registered fr6m the floor, and none had been received prior to the Hearing,
(See Resolution of later in meeting, approving),
1, RD, TO DUEBEFZ?,Y WE: JunSoN LANE, POINT DRIVE TO TJZ)ODD&E ATE.:
CONSTRUCTION OF SANSfITLRY SEXER AND IUPPURL'ENANCES IN: TJCODDATE AVE.9 CRESTON
IU-Y LANE
2. CONSX'RUGTION OF VILLAGE WATEREWN AND APPURTENANCE3 IN: - tKDDDAfg AWL,
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.ilroarrm. E!&'?! LINE OF TtE-~MGB~ OF BLOCK 23, MENDELSSOHN: BLliKE RD., WATERMAN
- l3EWORE LANE TO SPRUCE ROAD: JO-HN ST,, EBI&GBE LANE TO SPRUCE RD.: JOHN ST,,
Graph Slide was shown of the proposed route of the sewer, and of the assess-
able districb, Mro Zikan's Estimate of Cost for the complete project was read at $106,463,62 83 against 13,205 Assessable'Feet, for $8,06 per Assessable
Foot,; his Estimate of Cost for the project, eliminating John St,, was
@81,72O,X4 as against 7,7$1,00, for $10,50 pr Assessable Foot, &', C. Re
HaLlquist, 305 Grove Place, stated he had signed'up the 300 Block on John
St,, for the improvement. Mr, R, A, Scattergood, 416 John Stc, stated that
only one owner out of six in the 400 Block has signed. He asked that this
block be deleted from the bpmvement3 Dr, Ford presented petition signed by
some 39 property owners, agreeing to the improvement providing it does not
cost more than $8,06 per front foot,
to proposed Sewer in Arthur St,,'belmore Zme to 300 Ft, N,, signed by owners
of both houses facing the street, and stating that sewer is not wanted because
cesspools mcl.septic tanks are so far below grade level that cost of connections
will be prohibitive,
A.rthur Street from the project will raise the per assessable foot cost in the
rest of the district to approximately that of the sewer without John Street,
One gentlemen asked that the sewer be expedited as a health measure, stating
many cesspools will eventydly contaminate the water supplyr Mrs DeKiep,
6205 Spruce Road inquired about service for the extreme Northeast portion of
the area, and was told by Mqe Zikan that this present project is planned for
sgravityrr sewer only; that this are; must have 1st station, Trustee Tupa
suggested that alternate bids (with Arthur St, induded? ad withou-h dkthur St,)
be taken; and the audience asked for similar privilege for 400 Block in John
St,) Fronk then moved that the project in its entirety be approved in
principle; that Council take bids September 10, 1956, Zor .(1) En+&re-project;
(2) 'fiternate project, with- Arthur Street 'and %he 400 31ock on-John-Streel
deleted; that if bids minus Arthur and John Streets bring the assessable cost
to the balance of the district to $8,06 -per Assessable Foot or less the-Coumil
automatically proceed with the improvement, excepting these streets "therefrom;
that, if the bids on this basis will bring the assessable cost to more than'
$8,06, the project again be presented to the people for their cdnsiderat$ons '
Motion was seconded by Tupa and carried.
4* *BLACKTOPPING OF PAFEKWOOD ROAD FROM N, LOT'LINE OF LOT 1, BLOCK 2, PARWJQ
_II KNOLLS 4TH IIDDN. TO EXISTING BLACKTOP ON LONIONDERRY ROAD. Vu-Graph slide was
shown of the route of the improvement; and Engineer Zikanls Estimate of Cost was given as $4,988,48 as agairst 2,068,62 Assessable-Fee%, for @,42 per
Assessable Foot, Mre Hays was present, to remind the Council twt this pr'od
jech is simply a coatinuation of the project accomFLkhed by. the Yillage Public
FJorks crew this summer; that the-entire project should have been completed a%
that %be, as per pet5i;ion; that Estimate of Cost on project already completed
was $LS6 per Foot; that this proposed project should be combined with praje@
completed, to secure eqyitable assessment for all Concerned3
that petition was not clear; that Village hopes to do the work, and Hke, Zikan
explained that both %he Estimates given are merely estimates;. khat cost has
not' been figured as yet on first -projectb
WATER%lAIN (TRUNK AND LATERAL) AMD ~ APPURTE;N&TCES IN: - We66TH~ ST. 'FRANCE
AVE, TO XERXES AWL: XEEGES AVE., W.60TH ST, TO Wk66TH ST,: WNCE AVE.. W.6ND
?3T, TO TrJ,65TH ST,
assessable district,
@.5,254c64 will be the cost of the Lateral Main and/or Connections to the Trmnk
Nain, and $59,018,36 will be spread over the Trunk District,
alterFto methods of computing Trunk Assessment, the Counc-iZ agreeing that the
.t;hird alternate (assuming two-90 Foot ktis per Acre of unplattelt pPoperty, and
chargbg $3$'70$6 per-Acre, estimated; $2515 per Front Foe% .per small acreage
abuttitig the sewer) was the mosjc @quitable; Assessabl6.Cost bewg %,Ob for .
Lateral or hteral Connection to Trunk Main; $2a15 per-Front Foot, or $3€%sb
per Acre for Trunko Karl H, Krahl, 6200 Xerxes Avenue, stated the Tillage has
a "hold'r on his land for the Crosstown Highway; that he does not wish to be
assessed for 5mpiovementse Hyde reported that Council should have infor-
mation soon, which will enable them to take action in this mtter; whereas
assessmen% will not be payable until 19560 'Nayor Erickson informed Mr, Krahl
that improvements of this type ' are taken into consideration- when propek.ty'is
appraised, Wc Krahl asked what his assessment will be, and he was told that
this 'assessment will be an Estiinateii $2J5 per front foot'for Tkunk; and an
__I..-?-. Esti-1T).cn;tSd $.&00 p3- Prmt.fcot 'for Lateral, There were nQ othss objections
regLsLerKl from the floor, and no written objections had been received prj-or
to the Heaing,
AVE, TO WORTH VILLAGE LINITS: GRIF'FIT STI 9
-e LiMITS: BEU'IORE UNE, DEARBORN ST, TO GROVE 'PUCE EJVe SOUTH': GROVE PUCE,
MALONEY Am" TO 380 FT, NO,: ARTHUR ST,, BEL3LE LANE TO. 300 FT, NO.
BEINORE WE TO N,ORTH VILLAGE
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Mmager Hyde read letter in protest
Engineer Zikan gave his opinion that elimination of
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Hyde explained
(See Resolution approving) cI ,
Vu-Graph Slide was shown of route of improvkent, and .
Engineer Zikants Estimate of Cost was $74,173,00; of which
He presented
(See' Resolv,t'ion 02 late? in meetbg, ApprorP*lng)
6, VILLAGE BTORM EiEWEB AND APPURkNANCES IN-LOT LG BETWFN L(rrS 16 AND I,.?,,
BLOCK 1. SOU!EIDAI;E FIRST ADDN., FROM CORNELIA DRIVE TO LAX23 CCI3NELI.A: AND IN
CORHELIA DRIVE FRCM ABOVE LOT LINE TO A POIKT 40 FT. SO, Vu-Graph Slide was
shown of proposed mute of sewer, and assessable distr%; and mgiwer Zikanls
Estimate of Cost was read as $4,312.00 as agakst 226,EOO Sq, Ftg, for $,019
per Assessable Square Foot, There were no objecbions to the improvement, and
no Written objections had been received prior thereto, Eut-there were many
questions asked by residents in surrounding neighborhcods as to why they
cannot be considered along with this proposed bprnvsnentQ Krq Adolph Meyer
spoke, saying that by the time a storm sewer is laid and given rsasonable
coverage it is too low to discharge water frm sone of these aretrs into Lake
Cornelia. .
initiated by the CaunciL on June 25; that Gecm~z ol” Crosstom ,%ghqy plans,
5% seems that an additional area can be included in th2s iliiprovemn-b,
He also stated that he is mzking a sturly of th5 large projsct
Fronk offered the following Resolution and n?ov?cl its acbption:
RESOLUTION ORDZREG IbiPROV3B:NTS
SANITARY SENE3 D-FR(JEXZVT NO. 1x9; STFEZ2
WROVE34EJT NO. A-93; STOR4 SBMER DPROVE
MENT NO. 34; lLlTEEtJUI€J IMPROKEZGljTS NOS,
113 & Ulc BE: IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Village of &Ana, Minnesota, tht this
Council kretofore caused notices of hearings to be duly published on the
following proposed improvements:
1, CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEI\IER &I APPUR’I”CES in Wooddale Ave., Creston’
Rd. to Dunberry Lane; Judson Lane, Point Drive to Wooddale Ave;; Dunberry Lane,,
Creston Rd, to Point-Drive; Creston RdQ, 600 Ft,, mors or less, W, of Dmberry
Lane to Wooddale Ave,
2, CCINSTRUCTION OF VILLAGE WATERMAIN EXTENSION Ah?) I;SPURTEN&IQEs in the
following streets:
W, JXne Creston Hills to-Wooddale Ave.; Balfanz Rd3? W, Line Creston lxills to
Creston Rd,; Judson Lane, Wooddale Ave. to Point Dr,; Dunberry Lane, Grestoa
€id, to 100 Ft, W, of Point Dro 3. BUCKTOPPING of Parkwood Rd, from N, Lot Line of Lot I, Slock 2, Parkmod
Knolls 4th Addn, to Existing Blacktop, Londonderry Rd,
4. COISSTRUCTION OF TRUNK kND LATERAL PTATE2UhYDJ BID 1iPFURTBWJCES in the
foUowing Streets:
St, to W.66th St.; France he,, FJo6ad St, to 1Tc65th Sis
5. Lots 16 and 17, Block 1, Southdale First Addn,, frm Cornelia Dr. to L-zks
Cornelia; and in Cornelia Dr, from above Lot Line to Q pt., 40 F’t, So,
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1?ooddale Ave,, Laguna Dr, .to Dwibsrry Lme; Laguna Dr,,
Wi66th Stq, France Ave, to Xerxes Avei; Xerxes live,, W,60th
CONSTRUCEON OF VILLAGE STBM SEWER M?D APPURTENTWXS in Lot Lins behreen
and at the hearings held at the time and place specified in said notice the
Council has duly considered the views of all pereons inte,rcsted, and being
fuLly advised of the pertinent facts does hereby dzternim to proceed with
the construction of said improvements; thzt said 5nprnmmnLs are her&y *
designated and shall be referred to in a11 Eu3seqpen-b pmceedines as Sollms:
?V!..i’4’3 OF DXJ’RCJERZ” : ,-.-. -1 .-- For No. 1 Above SfiNP%X STd?I’Gt jXX3GIBfi5IJT 110 e 119
For No, 2 Above wmrixm XS?WJE~CNT BO . 113
For No, 3 Abve ST€CET IK%C‘-IE33NT NO, 179’3
For No, 4 Above * FII’LTEE“ IKPROE”J! NO.
For No. 5 Above STOXI 9PR DPROlTii3EE NO. 315
and the areas to be specially assessed therefw shall be as follcrus:
FOR SANITLW SEhlER-NO; 119 - Lots 1 to 5, in~lp, R~c?-c 2; 1 to-9, in&,,
Block 3; Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 4; Lots 1, 2;3, Block 5; kts 1 to 2l? in&,*
Black 6; ard Lots 10 to ll+, incl,, Block 7, a31 5-n Creston Hills Additioa,
FOR WATJ3R”N WROVE>mT NO. 113 - hts 1 to 5, rincl;,-B3~~3!c 1; Lcts 1 to 5,
incl., Block 2; Lots 1 to 9, incl,, Block 3; L&s 1,2p3z Block 4; Lot? I, 2, 3, Block 5; Lots 1 to-21, incl., Block 6; L&s :- to 33&, incl,, Block ‘7; an6
Lots 1, 2, 3, Block 8, all An Creston Hills Addkticn,
FOR STREZT INPROV~~~ NO, A-93 - All Lots and Tracts of Iand abutting the
portion of the street proposed to be improved -- it being understood that the
assessment for this project will be considered with the proposed assessment
for Street kpmvement No. A-79.
FOR WAmbmJ IM!?FiOViIPBNT NO. XI,.,$ -
A, For Castruction OP Trunk Main - All bts and Tracts of Lad 1&thin %le
following described boundaries:
Sec.29,Twp.28,Rj24, which is the intersection of Xerxes Am3 and W,62nd St,;
IIBeginrling at the ICE Corc ~f the &Nl/4 03
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tho So to SE Cor, of the Nl/2 of SWl/4 of said Sec.29; th. W, 169.83 Ft,; tho
N. to N, line of the S1/2 of said Sec, 29, which is the centerline of ts,66th
St,; tho W, to the NN Cor. 6f the SWl/4 of said Sec.29, which is the center-
line of F<ance Ave,; th, No to the centerlhe of W,&th St,; th, W. along the
. centerline of W,64th St, a distance of 223 Ft,; th, N, parallel to and 223 Ft,
West of the centerline Of France Ave, to the centerline of W.62nd St,; th,
Emt along the centerline of W.62nd St, and W.62nd St. extended, to the point
of beginning.l?
Bo
AI-I Lots and Tracts of Land on the Nest side of Xerxes Avenue between Wo66th
Si;, and 135 Ft, Soe of V.6Oth St,, and All Lots and Tracts of Land on the
Mest side of France Ave, between W.64th St, and W.62nd St,
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For Construction of Lateral Main and/or Lateral Connections to Trunk Main -
FOR STORM sE;wER NO. 34 - All Lots and Tracts of Land within the following
described boundaries: "Beginning at SW Cor. of Lot 20, B1, 7, Southdale 1st '
Addn,; the Ely to SE Cor, thereof; tho NEly to a pt. on the Nly line of Lot 14,
said B1, 7 which is 56 Ft. Wly of the Way line of '*Hillcrest Lane; tho Nly to
pt. on the Nly line of Lot 13, said B1. 7, which is 65 Ft, Kly of the Wly line
of Hillcrest Lane; th, Nly to a pto on the Nly line of Lot 12, said B1, 7
which is 65 Ft, Wly of the SJly line- of Hillcrest Lane; th, NEly to a pt. on
the NEly line of Lot 11, said Bl, 7, which is 35 Ft, Ntlny of the Wly line of
Hillcrest Lane; th, Nly.to a pt. on the NEly line of l;ot 10, said B1, 7, which
is 63 Pt, Nwly of the Nwly line of Hillcrest Lane; the NEly to a pt, on the
NEly line of Lot 9, said B1, 7 which is 57 Ft, NWly of the Mdly line of'
Hillcrest Lane; tho NEly to a pt, on the NEly line of Lat 8, said B1. 7, which
is 63 Ft, biy of the NWly line of Hillcrest Lane; th, NEly to a pt, on'the
NEly line of Lot 7, said B1, 7, which is 53 Ft, May of the-My line of
Hillcrest Lane; tho NEly to a pt, on the NEly line of Lot 6, said BL 7, which
is 59 Ft, My of the NWly line of Hillcrest Lane; tho NE3y to a pt, on the
NEly line of Lot 5, said B1, 7, which is 75 Ft, NWly of the NWly line of
Encrest Lane; Bh. NWly to the Southernmost Cor, .af Lot 3, Lampels Rearrange-
ment of .Lots 27 through 33, 'Bl, ?, SoutMale 1st Addn.; th, NWly along the SWly
Qne of vsai-d Lot 3 to a pt, which is 45 Ft, SEly of %he Ely line of Cornelia
Dr,; th. Nly to a pto on the Nly line of said Lot 3 which 2s 43'Ft; SEly of
the Ely line of Cornelia Dr.; th. Nly to a pt, on the 'my line of Lot 2 of
said Lampels Rearrangement of Lots 27 through 33, B1, 7, which is 43vFt, Ely
of the E, line of Cornelia Drive; th, Nly to a: pt, whlch is 42 Ft, N. of the
Sa line and 3& Ftg E,, of the W. line of Lot 1, said Limpets Rearrangement; the
Wly to a pt. on the E, line of Cornelia Dr, which'is 42 Ft, Nly of the SW .
Cor. of said Lot 1; tho Nwly to a pt, on the gy line of Cornelia Dr. which
is 4l. Ft, Nly fmm..the SE Cor, of.+Lo% 11, B1, 1, Southdale 1st Addn,; tho Wly
to a pt which is 41 Ftd Nly of the Sly lhe and .32 Ft . Idly of the Ely line
of said Lot 11; the Sly to a pt. on the Sly line of said Lot 11, which is 52
' Fto Wly of the TCLy'line'of Cornelia Dr,; th, SWly to a pt, on the Sly line of
Lot 12, said Bl, 1 which is 67 Ft. Wly of the Wly line of Corneliq Dr,; th;
SWly to a -pto on the SwLy line of *Lot 13, said B1, 2 which is 37 Ft, Wly of
theJ?ly line of Cornelia Dr, ; tho Swly to a pt on the swly line 'of Lot l.4,
said B1. 1 which is 31 Ft, NWly of the %sly line of Cornelia Dr,; tho SWly to
a pto on th.9 SWly 'lbe of Lot 15, said B1. 1, which is 40 Ft, Nwly of 'che
Wly line of Cornelia Dr.; th, Swly to a pt. on the SWly line of Lot 16, 'said
B1, 1 which is 19 Ft, my-of the% W; line of CorneUa Dr,; tho SFny to a pt*
on the SWly line of Lot 17, said B1, -1 which is 28 Ft, NWly:of the my line
of Cornelia Dr.; th, Slay to a pto on the SWly line of Lot 18, said ,Bl. 1
y@ch is 56 Ft, NWly of-the Wly line of Cornelia Dry; th, Swly to a pt. on
%he S1fiD-y line af Lot 19, said €31; 1 which 5s 82 FtT NWly of the Wly line of
Cornelia Dr,; th, SWly to a pt, on the SWly line of L& 20, said B1; 1 which
is 88 Ft, NTdly-of the Wly 1ine:of Cornelia.Dr.; th, SWly to a pt, on the SWly
line of Lot 21, said B1, 1 which 'is 56 Ft, Nwly of the ly line of Cornelia
Dr,; th, my to a pt. on the SWly line of Lot 22, sa2d B1, 1 which.is 63 Ft,
NWly of the Wly line of 0orneli.a Dr..; tho Sly to a pt. which is 46 Ft, Sly
from the Ne line *ad 63 Ft, t\ny of the E, line of lbt 23, said Bl.' I; tho
Ely to a' pt., on the Wly line of- Co-efia D&ve which 2s 46 *Ft. Sly of the NE
Cor; of saia ht 23; tho S&y to begini.ling.1
Motion for adoption of Resolution was seconded by Tupai and on Rollcall %+ere *
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A1tW.D OF BIDS TAKEN: Manager Hyde and Engineer Zikan presented Tabulations of
Bids taken on the various dates hereinafter listed; and Council action was as
follows:
17, STH ST TO NOKI'H[.JOOD DR. 2 AYRSHIRF: BLFTD. 9
1; SAMIT!32y SEXm IN We56TH ST,, MIRROR LIJ(Es DR. TO WNDEE RDo: DUHDEE RD,,
DUNDEE RD. *TO 210 FTs E. : HIDDBI - LAPJE. Three Bids-Phdps-Drake Co., kc., low, with $30,469,09, as against Engineerls Estimate of $33,550.03 for work.. Engineer z;ikan recommended award
of contract to low bidder, subject to approval of plans by State Board of
Health ana ViILage's obtaining required easements: Fmnk;so moved. Motion
secqnded by' Tupa and carried.
(Bids taken 7/23/56} Three bids, low bidder being Walbon Excavating Co., with $67,43O,CO as compared w3h Engineer's Estimate of $67,250.00, Recommendation
was for mrd of bid to low bidder. Bank so moved. Motion seconded by %pa and
carried,
3* SANITARY Sl3lJER LIFT STATION AT PELODY LCXE DRIVE AND CQDE AVEUUEL Manager
Hyde asked Council to confirm its tentative award of August 6, made because of
urgency in completion of this project, Two bids, Phelps-Drake being low, with
$26,637,00- (Bids taken 8/6/56). %pars mokion, confirming tentative award to .
low bidder, Phelps-Drake Go., Inc., was seconded by Fro& and carried. 4, SE%llB CLEMING EWIPEIIENT. Manager Hyde reported briefly on the two bids-
taken August 6; stating that equipnerrt; of Municipal & Industrial Sewer Serdce
Go., low bidder, is new in this area; that he wishes additional time for further
demonstration before making recommdakion. Matter laid over to next meeting,
0UTI;E;T BD CONTROL WRKS FQR UKE CO@4ELIA AND POND (Bids taken 8/13/56).
Three bids, lowbidder being Carl Bolander & Sons Cor at $.4D38OO.0O as compared
with Engbeerls Estimate of #4l,OOO. Nr. Hyde reported that necessary easements
have been secured.
Villagets billing Southdale for cost of project as hereinbefore agreed, Mr.
William Crear, representing Southdale, stated low bid is-satisfactory to the
Company.
Tupa and carriede
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2, WATERMAIN Al3D APPURTZNANCES IN W.66TH STo, FRANCE AVE, TO XERXES AVE,:
XERXilS ATE,, Wo6OTH ST, TO Wo66TH-ST.: mzANCE AXE., W.62ND ST. TO Wm69H ST* I
5.
He recommnded award of bid to low bidder, subject to
Bankts motion, awarding contract to low bidder, vas seconded by
6, SANITi&Y SEVER &ID APPURTENANCES IN FJOODDALE AW., CRESTON RD, TO DiJNBERRY
LAHE: JUDSON ziiw%, POINT DRe TO 10 ODDALE AVEo: DUNBERRY LANE,
POIEJT DR.: CRESTON RDe, 600 FTe Ne OF DUNHERRY WNE TO IQODDALE AVX,: BALFAND-RDe,
CREsTa RD. TO I CRESTON RD. TO tBST LINE OF CRESTCN HILLS.
low bidder' being Bart Cqlon?, ~St.Pau1, with $28,947.80 as against Engineer s
Estimate 'of $34,0l5.0Oe Recommendation'<as for award to lotr bidder, and Tup
so move&. Seconded by Bank and carrjkd.
(Bids taken 8/13/56) Three bids,
with Engineer's Estimate of-$27,501.
Tupa so moved, Notion seconded by Bank and carrkd,
8, SCUTHDLLE MUNICIPAL LIQUOR STORE-EQUIPPING AND FINISHDJG INTERXOR, (Bids -
takn 8/13/56). Manager Hyde reported that there was some confusion In bidding,
becsuse plans were not sufficiently detailed as to refrigeration machinery for
cooler; thibt, without this machinery, Ubbey & Libby have bid $16,116,00; Stahr
Go,, $17,941400; that low bidder has submitted an additional bid of $1,055 for
the requ2red refrigerating ec@ipment. Manager- Hyde recommended award of
contract to low bidder, Libbey & Libby, at $16,~6,00, plus an adjusted price
of not to exceed $1,055. Fro& moved for award in accordance with recommend-
ation. Hotion seconded by Tupa and carr&d.
Recornendation was for- award to low bidder, 1
PUBLIC HEfiRING ON PETITION JBR REZONING To CcB"ITY STORE DISTRICZ -4U7 AND
4409 VALLEY VIEW ROAD.
Morningside Courier Lugust 2 and 9, were presented, approved as to form and
placed on file,, Posting and Publication was for "Notice of Hearing on Petition
for Rezoning to Community Store District", Manager Hyde explained that a portion
of these properbies is now commm5ty store; that petitioners wish the back prf;
of their lots rezonedb
new road the properties are ho longer suitable for residentid use, stating
that he and Mr, Shuldhiess are anxious for rezoning for this reason. Manager
Hyde recommend that decision be delayed for 30 to 60 dqys, pending study af
this area by a Planning Consultant, as recommended by the Planning Gomission.
Fro& so moved, Motion seconded by Tup and carried,
Affidavits of Posting and of Publication in Edina-
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Nr, Strand, petitioner, reported khat because of the
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PUBLIC HEARINGS ON PETITIONS FOR FEFKCTS TO PUT ND/OR BUID, IN NON-CONFORM-
ANCE WPH VILLAGE ZONING ORDINANCE. Clerk presented copy of !!Notice of Public
Hearings!!, mailed to owners of property within 90 feet of affected properties;
thereto, the following Public Hearings were conducted and action taken:
which Notice was approved as to form and ordered placed on file, Pursuant ...
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plst !'The South 165 Ft, of the East 333-F't0 of the N1/2 of God, Lot 1, exc,
PETITION OF ms. GER~E A, WI~ON, 5444 NORMilNDLLE ROAD, for permit to
* ido, Section 33, Township 117, Range 21,tt into "George Willson
* a plat having three lots, two of which will face Windsor Avenue and have
dimensions of 70 F't, by 135 Ft.; the East Lot Line of ht 2 being 2.7 Ft,
from the garage located on Lot lo Manager Hyde explainedthat two of the
lots in this plat do not meet minimum 75-foot frontage requirements, bu% that,
inasmuch as imnediately neighboring lots have only 65-foot frontages, the
Plaming Commission has recommended acceptance of plat, subject to Hearing
this evenings There were no objections from the audience, and no written
objections had been received prior theretoa Fronkts motion that petition be
granted, was seanded by Tupa and carriedo
2; FETITION OF SOUTHDALE REALTY FOR PERMIT TO CCBSTRUCT D0UBI;E DWELLINGS on
Lots 1 to 6, in&, Block 1, and on Lots 1 to 9, incl., Block 2, Xerms Avenue
'Addition, located between Wo63rd and Wo66th Streets on the West side of Xerxes
Avenuea
favor' (subject to Heavling this evening), after looking over the site.
Crabb, representing petitioners, stated that double dwelmgs Will make a good
buffer between Commercial Zone and either single-family dwellings or apartment
buildings, He stated it is planned that these double dwellings will have two
and three bedrooms per sideo There were no objections from the audience, and
no, written objections had been received prior theretoa
petition be granted was seconded by Fronk and carried,
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Bank's motion that
t-4 - PUQLIC HEARING ON PETITION FOR VACATION OF NCBZTH=SOUTH .AND EAST-WEST ALLEYS
L1yyI- IN BLOCK TtD, BROOQIDE HEIGHTS ADDITION, BETWEEN INTERLACHEN BLVD. A" W.51ST
ST, AND BETWEEN WILLIAM AND HANKERSON AVEWES was conducted pursuant to ltNotice
of Heax5ng on Petition to Vacate Alley,~1 published in Edina-Norningside Courier
July 19 and 26$ Affidavibof Publication ad of Posting siad Notice were
pres&ed;appmved as to form and ordered placed on fjle,, James van
Vdkenberg, 5025 William Avenue, spoke in support of petition, repading
that it is signed by owners of 1-9 of the 23.affected properties; tkat the
0-r of two Xots is in the hospital but that his f mily is sympathetic to
the petition; that the dley is not improved and has become a !!Land of weeds",
that most homes have garages with access to the street, that there is not an
eltisting garage facing the alley, Mmes, D,J, Winter (5028 Hankerson) and
E,G, Hwris (5032 Hankerson) protested Vacation, stating they purchased their
properties with the understanding that there was an alley in the block, that
their 50-foot lots do not give sufficient room for driveways. 1% was pointed
out to the objectors that improvement of the alley is by petition only; that
if the great majority is in fayor of Vacation it will be almost impossible
driveway for the two properties was discussed; but the ladies objected, fee~g
%as would hurt re-sale value. . Bankts motion, that Public Hearing be continued
to September 10, for amicable settlement by neighbors, was seconded by
and carried,,
m.m.-*- PUBLIC HELRING ON PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO, 16.4-8--fN CBZDINI'INCE NA"G LND
FIENfDiDJG CBTfiCN ROADS, STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE VIILLGE OF EDINfL, Copy
of "Notice of Hearing,!! dated August 8, was produced., approved as to form
and ordered placed on file, This Hearing, being an actual continuation of
tk Public Hearing held July 23, Council considered only those name changes .
which had not been settled at the 23rd Meeting:
1, PDIM HILLS ROADS:
Hills area, to state that it is the feeling of the residents that East
Ircquoj-s Trail be changed to MOHAWK TWZL, rather than changing West IroqUOiS,
but that residents are still uncertain about the balance of the name changes
under considerationo
20 _South Knoll Drive to UZMAR DRIVE, No objections, either oral or written. 30 Hifdmood Drive to STRATHMORE UNE. Mr, Wagner of Highwood Drive stated
there is 100% objec3ion by the eight residents of Hi&wood Drive to this change.
He suggested thzt tk name be allowed to remain; that either numbering system
be changed, or that signs be more accurately placed,
the ItEast" prefix causes mail to be delivered to the East Side Station, and
asked res5.d-ents to be sure that their mail address is given as "Edina 241f*
Fro& thn offeyed Dbdinanse No, 164-8 (as amended in accordance with above
Hewings), no-ving that Amended Ordinance be adopted as offered, and that
CIounc5.l vrrive second. reading t ke-Rreof:
.. for then to have alley improved, The matter of joint easements for cornon
A delegation of two was present from the Indian
Council explained that
$S&~XI 2, This Orctinancs s?d,l be in effect from and af'ter its passage and
pubIir=ztion accor&-kg "co lawQ
Motbn for adoptim of the Ordinance as re RotJcaU %here were four zyes and no naysy
aye; and 2rickson, aye; znd the Or&
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aye; Fronk, aye;
ccm : B delegation of nine residents of ltNormandd.e
m-t, by Dr, Nph Peterson, led by Mr. Richard
1Volrrrandda 2o~r$;, ccrnpbined about the re-grading of the W.9th Street pa&
of Nomdale Cp2fia The delegation asked many questions of the Village
Er,&eer; m& na-bter TES deferred by the Council pending full written report
fmn 3k-, Z7%k.nc Dm&g ascussion nr, Ralph Peterson stated he had furnished
Taylor,
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profXLes ~~5th his plat, a?,%hwgh the Village claims it has no record, Mr. - ....
repliad tF~t VLLlage records show theTe were no profiles suhitited
with Dra Petersmts DXa%,
Engxnee? Zikan stated he (Zikan) had authorized the grades used; that dur&
%he r&ter water hait e.ta&ed across the Hi&way; that the IIighvay Department
cmplhd; th& a serious icy ccmndztion developed, school buses could not
%urn, and same%h;,lg had to be done to safeguard the people traveling on the
Eghmy; kba% this wzs Vne or&y soLution other than a storm sewer, Dr, Peterscmss a't.t;arnsy asked several- times about disposition of the dirt in
the street, and, lire Zikan repiied that it had been moved in conjunction with
the sewer andim waiiep contract; that some of it is on the property to the
North,
In rep2.y to a query from Dr, Peterson's attorneg,,., ~
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_t- KR., NYAI -I1 WANT, om'er of Swantls Garage, 4.425 Valley View Road, stated he
believes that good material is not being put into Valley View Road; that
AS-' the road is !'washboardings while it is being rolled, Hyde explained
tha% there are competent inspectors on the project; that road is being
? Signs at corner of Valley View Road and Wooddale, and was told they will
.. .- , '...: .coming up the hill from the South to enher Valley View Road without
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- pz:,j. .be repkced, He asked for Stop Sign on Valley View Road to enable vehicles
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: stoppjkg, .I@* Sxrznt asked concerning parking f6r his property; and Mayor
,7,;Eri.&scn et... stated it has been the policy to rewire comercial properties to
'Povide tke ir own parking-to which Mr* Swant replied that the Village has
.-?6eGer acquired any property from the owners on the South side of Valley
J&ew Road, This statement was contradicted by Manager Hyde, who explained
. kggotintor .Lorenz has stated that road! .is not outside its right-of=way, v%i Swantts. next ikcpiry was as to-responsibility for replacing stop
Mr, Hyde expJ$dyed this is the contractorrs
%.@,igonsibility, At the end of his t evinced his willing-
:.k$'&8 to enter into the sane type of '
..Strand and .Shuldhiess 1 ; and Yi# Hyde to get in touch with Mr*
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d' -.%Be dxansaction invo lving the Strand:'and Shuldhiess properties, stated
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;'..c;"bokes broken last year.
the Village as the
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I t' '.BUSINESS DEVELOPERS1 REQUEST FOR Pl3RMIT TO-ldT€$ DWELLING FROM 5108
INTERLJLCFZN ROAD TO 5121 Wn48TH STREET was re&P'nd . +A%.'. discussed, Council
was shown pictures of the house proposed to. be':$bved, lvianager Hyde
reported that Council has issued permit for th&'&oving of another dwelling
to this location; but that, after permit was 'iasygd- complaints were
received; then house was moved to another locai$$ii &e Hyde reported
that Building Inspection Office has inspected tb%s present dwelling and
finds it structurally sand; that there is nothing in the Ordinance which
reqcres that Council conduct a public hearing, Trustee Tupa suggested
that someone from the Council be designated to inspect the building before
a permit is issued; and Fmnk moved that Council issue moving permit
subject to approval of whomever Council may designate to inspect. Mr,
Tupa volunteered to make inspection, '
Y- PZTITION FOR TEEPORLRY RELIEF FROM EXCESS SURFACE WATERS was filed by
a delegation from the 6900 Block on Southdale Road, led by Glen A,
Croucha
with water, and basements are flooded,
or sct'cn Lots owmd by the Dayton Company into which this water could
drain temprarily; and Mro Braddock of Southdale Realty stated that
Ifas a tevp0ra.x-y solution 1: advocate this plan, but I cann0t:tel.l how
soon the props-rty will be filledOtf Engineer Zikan reprted that if the
Village crew can do the work he feels that it will cost less than $2,000
to install a drain in an easement between Lots 15 and 16, Block 1, *
Soutkdale First Addition to the low property. Messrs, Holm and Wood,
owners of Lots 15 and 16 respectively, agreed $0 give-the required ease-
ments,
drainage relief recomaded, was seconded by Tupa and carried.
Mr, Crouch explained t'hat each time it reins the street fills
He reported that there are six
Fronkfs notion that Village spend not over $1,000 for temporary
HOUSES BELOW REQUIP,ED GRADE:
that the houses .in the 6900 Block on Southdale Road &re constructed in. a
Mr, Crouch of the above delegation cmplained
-rn&er not meeting Village building code as to grades; that not a single
.,hou?$ deets these specifications
, ,~.~w~S,~~h~'''builder of these homes, and Mr; Fronk explained that builders are
' ,$gt,ven to,understand that it is their responsibility to meet Village
' re~+~+@$tp.' Council directed Village Manager to'see khat this matter
is brought to' th? attention of the builder,
PETITION FOR IIJPROVXIQ~~JT OF UILLSLGEOWNED PRCPERTY IiT I\Jw CORNER OF 60TH
ST AND ST. JOHNS 1.VE; by -I1 (1) Landscaping property by blading ground
following general contour of land so as to maintain'present natural.
drainage and prevent additional drainage into this area; (2) Draining.
water pesently in the, area and restoring the culvert serving as a drain
through W,60th Stsg,+&j 'Ceasing from additional filling in area except
for the filling>p;&i&ary for the street shoulders- for proper drainage
to the street?:,,R):i:;liilproving W,60th St, so that the water does not drain
into this- a;t.e$:;,?$$].-Seeding the area; (6) Nowing at frepent intervals,!+
was filed, accepted,, and referred to the Village Engineer for a report,
Delegation stated . that M, Tomeraasen
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8/13/56 < PEXITfOlT FOR STORM SEMER 200 FT. SO, OF W.58TH ST. WoODDkLE TO FAIRFAX -
wsi filed by a delegation stating W,5Efth StPeet has been butlt up so high
that watsr will not drain from their area; that, during the last rain it
took niQe hours of pumping at 500 gallons per minute to clear the area,
The delegatkon asked that Village make survey for the improvement and
make coxcction from curb line into storm sewer, stating they wiU dig
their own drainage ditch and lay the pipe, will furnish catch basins and
grates. Tk, Hyde explained that the Village has considerable wdrk ahead
fQr sme;p; that the Village must have easements if it is to maintain the
drain, He told the delegat2on that the Village would consider Mr. Paul.
hrsq 5513 Fairfax Avenue, chairman of the delegation; that the Village
Engb-eeribg Depas.t;man.t will investigate and see if we can get quick action,
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-- EECTICJ --.- CFFICUiLS FOR PRIMARY EBCTION OF SEPTEMT3ER U. 1956:
prwen-t;ad tentative roster of Election Officials for Septeniber 11th Clerk
Prkqr9 as follows :
L, Q?lin~,
and &x f.kCallo Clerks, Mmes. Erle Tornstmm, Orville F, Lawson.
Clerks3 Ikes, Edith Waste, Eliz. K, Covnick,
CIZ., Eaes, Orville Hintz, Carl Vieth,
Iflmees, A,K, Peterson, Gladys Cameron,
E,W, Spencer, E&, Nodlin.
Ikies. Gemge Taylor, Elmer Soderberg. - -
Clerks, Mrs. D&id Platter, Susan Hagen;
Clerks, F&s0 iillen Odell, Henry C. Carlson,
Clerks, 3hes . Betty Hess, Mabel Ziemes ,
Haltvrson,
R, Sievertson.
Fronkls notion th3t the foregoing list be of Election Officials be approved,
and that Clerk be authorized to appoint Ballot Judges and Clerks for f2ve
districts as hereixfore discussed, was seconded by Bank and carried.
.---e- DISEW3! NO 1 - - Gudges: Mmesp Seth TCitts, Harry Perlich and Adelaide
---- DISTPZCT NO, 2 - Judges:- Mmes, Marjorie S, Rossiter, Howard L. Scott,
-I_-- DISTRICT NO. 3 - Judges:
DEST 'll_n NO, I, - Fmso FZorence Hallberg, Frank Sweeney, Alice Twite,
w_c DISTPJCT KO, 5 - Ymes, D,W, Amundson, Frances Wood, G,T, Kesler, Clerks,
---- DISTRICT N3. 6 - Ymes, O& Bye, Roy Myhr, LE, Jones, Clerks, Mmes,
-1CT NO, 7 Clerks,
DISTPJCT NO, $ .- 35nes. Bertha McCraney, Erma S, HoYt;, Patricia Salisbury,
__)- DISTRICT NO. 9 .- kes, Camille Kortum, Ethel S, Link, Herbert Brand, - DISTRICT NO. 10 - Ymes. Peter Henningsen, Blabel He Wilson, Marian BaiLeY.
DISTBCT NO. 1l Judges: Mmes. Hazel C, Sumson, R,G, Bennett, Earl
DISTRICT BO, 12 - Judges: Mmes Eleanor Oren, Mildred L. Bagley, HSda
Clerks, hes, Anita Senn, Roy Drake,
Nines, Ida L, Smith, Ruth &io Zipoy, Ruth Volk,
Mmes. Nellie Strate, Glenn Hall, R, Sonn&erg.
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I Clerks, Ihes. E,W, Blznch, James Hetland.
Clerks, Ymes. Clarice A, Hollingsvmrth, Kenneth Eiyde,
BEPORT OY TRAE'FIC AT I?, 5OTH ST. AND FRANCE Am, by George I?, -ton &
Associates, ms presented by Manager Hyde, who suggested that a meeting of
the Coucil with the owners and tenants in the area would be in order after
the CoLrxil had hzd time to study the report, No formal. action taken.
__L REGUEST OF KRn E,O, 1:IZliRTIHSON FOR PERNST TO INSTALL CURB ALONG No SIDE OF
FJ,60TH ST, EBTWEEBT DREW AND CHOMEU TjNENUES, at his own expense and according
to Billage specifications, was reported, &tanager Hyde recommended in favor,
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and Tup3, Eoved th& permit be granted, Motionseconded by Bank and carried:
E4cBIfi-ZzETmORD?S REQUEST FOR PEFWIT TO EXCAVA!I'E AT W,76TH ST, AND YCRK - liI3XUE FOR A PERIOD OF SIX NONTHS was approved subject to staking of York
Awnue boundary (135 F%,, W. of York he, extiended South) and ccxn&iance
with o-tb~r Viaage Ordinance regulations, Motion by Bank, seconided by
Tupa and wried,
FBTITION FOR GRADIKG LhB WJELING 5;HEGINIA f~~~ BFIHEBN We64TH STo ~iND '
245 FT, ,5- was filed ad, by motion Fronk, seconded by Tupa and carried,
was referred to the Village Engineer for the scheduling of Hearing.
WZST 57TH ST,I* 1,WT OF HIGBrJkY #lo0 TO BE RENiXED ~~NCTREAEDAKE COURTI',
Planning Commission recommendation of August 8, honoring Ere FoZke Victor-
senfs rewest for change in street name was referred to Council, and Fronk
moved that p3quest be granted in accord with Commissionrs recommendation,
Notion seconded by Tupa and carried,
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FINAL PUT OF ~rREFUIT! OF IMTS ONE @?D TWO, BLOCK TWELVE, N0RMANDAI.E ADDITION *!
was approved ,in accordance with Planning Commission recomendation of August 8,
by motion Fronk, seconded by Tupa ad carriedo
REPUT OF LOTS FOUR LND FIVE, BLEK THREE, BROOKSIDE HEIGHTS ADDITION came
under discussion when petitioner Rowland appealed the Planning Commissionz s --
August 8th rejection of liis proposed plate
neighbors' permission; that his lots will be bigger than those of his nei@bors,
Nr. Rowland also requested that he be perhitted to face a house on Interlachen
Blvd,, rather than on Bedford Avenue (his new lots wi13- be platted to face
Bedford) ,
Hearjng be scheduled for August 27, on proposed. plat and on request to face
dwelling long way of lot
I-le explained thathe has his
After some-dis cussion on this hrdship case, Fronk moved that Public
Motion seconded ba Tupa and carriedo
FINAL PUT OF BEVERLY HIUS SECOND ADDITION, -- by Mr, Fred Child, was approved
in accordance with Planning Gomissionis recommsndation of August 8, by motion
Bank, secorded by Fronk and carried,
FIN& PLAT OF S0U'H-l GARDEU ESTATES SEO@D &DDITTXI, by Coffmmn, and located
Bouth of W,7Oth Street and West of Wooddale Avenue vas considered.
Commission's recommendation for approval was "subject to an engineering check,
street names, grading acd graveling, f inab arrangsmmts on pzrk dedication,
and sewer- and water financing," Council evinced interest in the drainage for
this plat, and Mr, Zikan reported that grades are towad W,7C%h St 6, thus
taking the drainage from the plat, but that a pocket exists in 70th Stn9 which
will be taken care of by the 70th Street Storm Sewsr if and when it is con-
structed; that this property should be added to the proposed assessment
district for sai.d storm sewer, Bank moved for acceptance of plat in accord.
with Planning Comissionts recomeridation..
carried,
Planning
Motion seconded by Fronk and
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FINAL PUT OF WILROB, 'the Cof'&an development between Sherwosd Avenue and
Highwq 100, South of 1~~65th Street, was approved in accordance with Planning Commission's recornendations of August 8, by motion Fronk, seconded by Tuprt
and - carried. .. -
PRELIMINARX PLAT OF LHAD, Thernell Bros ,, subdivision South of Edina .Bel-&ir
6th Addn, and East of Ewing Avenue, was discussed when Ere Englehark asked
for ass&ance that he will: not be assessed for improvements in Ewing Avenue
,if th5s"property is platteda Manager Hyde informd Nr, Englehart; that this
is a.matter for Messrso Englehart, Dah1 and Themell to settle between them-
selves, - -
FINAL PLAT OF EVANS ADDITION, Southddle Rea1ty:s sJ5dLvision East of France
Avenue and North of the proposed crosstom highway; IP~S psesenCed,
Cornmissfonts recornendations of Augus% &t,hwere for am~o~d- subject to an
Engineering check, Bank!s motion? approving Final Piat in accordance with
Commieion's recommendation, was secondqd by Tup3 aEd carried,
PETITIOIJS FOR REZONING TO COMMJNlTY STBZ DISTRICT:
' I, MISS SOPHIA B. STENSONZS PETITION FOR REEBEOTS ll$L&l'J-., %OCK 2;, .
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FLIRFAX ADDITION (for a Medical Clinic) :
2. MRo Res. BING'S REQUEST FOR REZtBJmLLOTS lk,~,&,IBLGCK 21, PAIRFAX:
3, STRAND AND SHULDHIESS PETITION. FOR REZONING~!J!JD -&-%----)I 4409 VAUEX VIEW: .
all were brcu&t before the CounciA, rdth Mazzzger Hydets report.that Pfaming
Commission had tabled uritil such time as it study can be mede by a Planning '
ewe&# Formal action was not taken by th9 Council but it was consensus of
opinion that Commission* s recommendations be accepted?
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FTXCITjCON BY MR. H.AROTr[a HARDACKER FOR PERMIT TO FACE DWEL.TDTG OIJ ST.J_OOHNS AVE.,-
RATHER THnN ON.VkUEY VIEW ROAD, Lot 8, Block 2$ Valley View Terrace 3rd Addn,.
carried Planning ,Commissionfs August 8th recommdldztion for approval subject to
maintenance of proper setbacks,
Monday, August 27, was seconded by Tups dnd carnie&
FINAL PUT OF BIRCH UUW, being Tract G, Regishered Land. Survey #327 on Valley
View Road, was approved. in amordance with Planning commission!^ August, 73th
recomendation, by motion Tupa, seconded by Bank and carried,
GATMINE PEARCE'RIQUEST FOE REZONING PROPERTY AT 66TmmS was tabied
pending proposed Planning expekt zoning study,
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Bank2 s mo%ion scheduljag Public Hearing for
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PLANNING EXPERT ZONING STUDY: Manager Hyde supplemented the Planning Commissionrs
August 8th recornendation for emplogment of Cas1 Gardner and Associates, by
reporting that he has contacted this firm relative to the proposed survey of
the South portion of Edina in relation to the request for Industrial Park,
rewest for Apartment Buildings, and several new petitions for rezoning to .
smdu neighborhood- shopping district; that the firm is now employed by St,Louis
Park, by Roseville, and by other municipalities in this area for the same type
of service, St.Louis Park having a very detailed contract setting forth the
exact type and extent of service to be given; that he believes Gardnerrs pro,msal
to make Edinats study for $3,800 is not out of line as to price; that, if the
Council approves, Edina will. draft a contract patterned after St,Louis Park's.
flank's motion, that Village enter into contract with Carl Gayldner and Associates
as reconnnmded by Manager Hyde and Planning Conmission, was seconded by Tupa
and carried.
Sp;NEARY S~~ EASEIm FOR SElrJER NO. 116 IMPROVEMENT (Shemood-Normandale 2nd)
NCrr AVAIILBIE, Engineer ZilQn reported that four owners refuse, to give
easements over' property; that running a line in the street trill make the
sewer more expensive tkn estimated; that these owlers prefer to take their
chances on-condwtion, Attorney Windhorst asked how much could be saved by
condemning, to whL& Hr. Zikan replied that actual constructLon of sewer in .
the street will be approximately $4,000 more than laying it through easements,
but that considerable danage would accrue to the property on condemnation
because it is necessary to destroy a row of trees* Mr. Wjndhorst then advised
the Council to avoid condemnation unless there is a considerable anount to be
saved thereby. Bank's motion that sanitary sewer be constructed in the street
&I lieu of cmdemnation of easenfnts was seconded by Tup and carried,
Bank offered the following Ordinance for its Second Reading, moving adoption
as read: ORDINANCE NO, 231-1
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 231 OF THE VILLAGE -
RELATING TO SEWER RENTAL CHARGES
THEi VILLAciE COUNCIL 'OF THE VILLAGE OF EDIWA. MI"E;S(rrli, ORDAINS:
SXXLON 1. Section 1 of Ordinance No. 231. 6f the Revised Ordinances of the
VKLlage of Edina is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 1. Sewer Rerrtal Charge to be Paid. For the purpose of paying
the share of the Village to the City of Minneapolis, for the operation
and maintenance. oosts of the Minneapolis-St ,Paul Sanitary District sewage
disposai. system, and the Mhneapolis sewage system and operation,rnain- .
tenance, repairs and administrative expenses of the Edina Sewage system, a sewer rental charge is breby levied and assessed against every lot,
parcel of land, building or premises situated within the corporate limits
of the Village now or hereafter having any connection with the sanitary
sewer system of the Village, or otherwise discharging domestic sewage,
commercial and industrial waste, water or other liquids, either directly
or indirectly, into the sanitary sewer system of said Village.
to be so charged the proprty within said Village is hereby fixed and
determined as follows:
(a) Classification, Sewer rentdl charges will be based upon
The rental
metered water consumption during the preceding ICLnter
Quarter (Three month period falling between November 1
and May 1) according to the followbg schedule:
Metered FJater
(Cu.Ft, per.Qtr.) Group
Consum$ion Classification
Less than 3,000 A
3,001 to 6,500 B
Over 6,500 C
(b) Fees, The following fees and rates are hereby fixed and
established:
Group
A
B
C 114 per
Quarterly Charge
(Gross)
$2.75 $3 b 30
00 Cu,Ft. of metere, wa-er cr l2,i.g per 100 Cu,Ft. of metered sewager
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(c) Schools.
schedule and chwged at the appropriate rate, but for only three
quarters each gear,
All schools will be classified according to the above
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(d) Terms. The foregoing charge shall be payable quarterly, in
advance, and shall be subject to a discount of ten per cent
(lo%), except as othwwise herein specified, if paid within
fifteen (15) days from and after the beginning of each
quarterly periodc
is not paid within thirty (30) clays after the beginning of
each cparterly period, the Village shall certify the same to
the County Auditor of the County of Hennepin, and the same
shall be collected and the collection thereof enforced in the
same manner, in all respects, as county and state taxes, and
they shall be added to the said taxes, subject to like penalty,
costs and interest charges. The County Treasurer of Eenneph
County shall, when such sewer rental charges are collected by
him, forthwith pay them over to the Village treasurer,
If such rata1 charge, as herein set forth,
SECTION 2,
as follows:
Section 2 of said Ordinance No, 231 is hereby amended to read
Section 2. Installation of Meters,
'7a)sidentiaJ. sewer connections not served by village water
may elect to install and maintain in god order, at their
own expense, a village meter on their own water supgly.
Until they do so, or if they do not install a meter, they
will be automatically classified in Group llBIIa
Commercial and industrial sewer connections not served by
xillage water must install and maintain in good order, at
their own expense, a village water meter on their water
supply, or Snstall and maintain in good order an approved
sewage metering device,
(b)
SECTION 3.- Section 3 of said Ordinance No, 231 is hereby mended to read
as follows:
Section 3. -Statements: Sewer Rental Fund. The village shd.1 render
to the owners, lessees, or occupants of such property, on the first day
of each quarterly period, bills for the amount of the sewer rental
charge herein set forth,
sewer rental charges aforesaid shall be deposited in a separate fund-to
be known as the "Sewer Rental Fundolt
the purposes provided for hereina
The funds received from the collection of
These funds shall be used only for
SECTION
and publication according to law,
This Ordinance shall be in effect from and after its passage
Notion for adoption of Ordinance on its second reading was seconded.by Tupa,
and on Rollcall there were four ayes and no
Fronk, aye; Tupa, aye; and Erickson, aye;
ORDINANCE NO. 51-1 - I1d.n Ordinance Revising Fees for BuiJ_d?ag Pemtts, hending
Ordinance No, 51;' and
ORDINANCE ITO. 67-1 --*'An Ordiqance Revising Fees for Plumbing Permits, Including
Certain Gas Fittings, Amending Ordinance No, 67
both had their first readings, with second readings scheduLed for August 27,
as per motion Bank, seconded by Tupa and carried,
LAND TITLE SWONS l?DR BLOCK l4, BRO'XHDALE PAR:c., Attorney Windhod that
the Village has received summons h connection with clearing title on the above'
.tract which the Village sold; that he feels the Village is no longer interested,
and that unless he is instructed to the contrary he will not enter bto tEs
action. No action taken,
STIUET LIGIiTS POLICY,
protested against installation of a street light at the corner of Virginia
Lane and Virginia Avenue,
light, that it is only 200 feet between this and the next light to the South;
that insta,l.ling it is a waste of money, Mr, Hyde asked Council policy concerning
protests against installation by Northern States Power Company of lights approved
by the Council some time ago in connection with NSP Co,?s ewansion and conTrersion
plano ment of the Village Nanager,
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Mro O,E, Andreen, 4712 Virginia Lane, and a neighbor,
They stated the neighbbrhood does not need the
Some discussion was had, and Bank moved that matter he left to the judg-
MotLon seconded by Fro& and- carried,
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CLAIN FOR DAMAGES--JOHN 11. SOLBERG. 3002 HENNEPIN AVE, * APPRDX. $200,00. Clerk
reported receipt of above entitled Claim for dmges resulting from an acciderrt
on Irrterlachen Blvd,, July 30; that said Claim has been referred to Village
Att orne ye
SPECIllL BSSESSMENT HUEiXN'GS AUGUST 27, 1956:
by Council of Publication of Notice of Hearings on several SFecial Assessments
Hearings to be conducted August 27, ard Fronk offered the following -Resolution
and moved its adoption:
BE TI! RESOLGD by the Council of the Village of Edina as follows:
1, 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 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 f Sed with the Clerk, the same are
hereby approved, and the Clerk shall keep the same on file in her office and
open to public inspetion pending hearings thereon as herein provided,
2. This Council shall meet at the the and place specified in the
fom of notice of hearings bereinafter contained to pass npon said proposed
assessmerrts, and the Clerkrs action in/w@g of the time, place and FRlrPose
of said meeting to be published in the official newspaper on August %h and
16th is hereby confirmed:
Clerk asked for formal confirmation
RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR SPECIAL ASSESSENT
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HEUUNGS
NmICE OF MSESSI'4ENT HEARXNG ON TRUNK IJATEXWXN NO. $6, MD UTERAL WATW! SE%VIGE TO SAID TRUNK
NCII)ICE IS HERE3Y GIDEN, %hat the Coancil of the Village of Edina will meet
(1)
at the Village Hall on Nonday, August 27, 1956, at 7:30 orclock PoMo, to hear
and pass upon all objections, if any, to the following proposed assessment for
improvement which assessnents are now on file in the office of the Village Clerk
and open to public inspection:
1. TRUNK M.~L~IN NOr 86 -. Construction of Village l?atemain Wension and
appurtenances as follows: *!Beginning at the intersection of W.7Oth Street and
the Vest service Drive of Highway No. 100; thence East under Highway No, 100
and along West 70th Street to Cornelia Drive and beginning at the intersection
Of West 70th Street and the East service Drive of Highway No. 100; thence
South to the South Village Limits,I1
all lots and tracts of land within the f6UOWbg described boundaries:
"%menckg
dong East Subdivision line of Creston Hills Addition to Morth line of
Laguna Drive; tho NWly along-the N line of Laguna Drive to its intersection
with the my line of Block 8,. Creston €Ells Addi.tion; th Wly along Nly line of Creston Hills Addition to the Nhr cor,, thereof; th N to centerline of tqest
66th Street; th West along the centerline of West 66th Street to a point 660 Ft. East of the Nest line of said Sec, 30,T,28,R.2&; thence South to the
centerline of West 69th Street; th. West 330 Ft,; th. South to a point 165
Ft. North of the caterline of West 70th Street; thence West to'the center- line of Nomandale Blvd.; the South to the South corporate limits of the
Village of Edina; thence East to the Sl/4 corner of Sec. 31, T.28, Ra.24;
th, North to the South line of N1/2 of said Sec, 31; thence East to the
East line of West 20 Acres of the S1/2 of the NEl/4 of said Section 3; th.
North to the North line of the S1/2 of the NEl/, of said Section 31; thence
East to the East line of the West 25 acres of the Wl/4 of the NE1/4; thence
North to the North line of said Section 31; thence West to beginning.11
2, MER;& t?AT.IBMAIN SEEUIICE CONNECTIONS TO WM" NO, 86 - To se- the folloxinglots and tracts of land:
The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of said improvenent includes
the Sl/4 corner of Sec.30,Twp428,Range 24; th. Northerly
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Sec, 3, T.28, R.24
Parcel No, 3W - Smileg - E.20 rods of W 40 rods of S 40 rods of Sa/,
Parcel No. 5200 - Dreher - Com at a pt 277,08 Ft, N. from a pt 907 F't. E
Parcel No. 54CQ - Siebert - Corn at a pt 30 rods N from a pt in S line
Parcel. No. 5600 - Olson
Parcel No. 2643 - Delaney - N 193 ft of W 100 ft of E 560 ft of NEl/4
of NQ/4 ex rd Parcel No. 27lO - Delaney - N 193 ft of W 100 ft of E 660 Ft of NEl/&
of Nw1/4 ex rd
Pargel No, 34W - Gulliard- N 193 ft of IT 210 ft; of NE1/4 ex rd,
of sw1/4 ex rd
from Sf Cor of SWt; th S 277.08 Ft,; th W
100 Ft, etc.
of STn/4 dis 40 rods E from SW cor thereof; - W 330 Ft bf S 660 Ft of SWi ex rd, etc, Sec. 31, T.28, R.24
Parcel Noo 4203 - kmeson -
Parcel No, 4401 - Peterson-
Parcel No, 4460 - Gavin -
Creston Hills Addition
B~O& 4, Lots 4, 5 & 6; Block 5, Lot 4
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th N par with E line of Nw, of a dis
of 422.*51 ft; etc,
That ?art of the N 217.8 ft of the NWk
of NWT lyir~g% of E 661.4 ft thereof .
Com at NW cor of W-$ of NJ@; th W 492.8
ft; th S 2l'7,8 ft; etc,
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Southdale- Third Addit ion
South Garden Estates (Preliminary. Plat).
South Garden Estates S3-d (Preliminary Plat)
consecutive annual inst&hent;s extended over a period of ten years, with
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 assessmnt to December
31, 1957. To each subsequerut installment will be added interest at the
same rate for one year on all unpaid installnents?
the whole of assessment without interest to the Village Treasurer before
22 of clock noon on December 31, 1956, and nay thereafter make payment with
accrued interest to the County Treasurer. BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL,
Block 5, Lots 8 through l4
Blodr 1, Lots 1, 2 & 3; Block 2; Lots 1,2,3, & 4,
Block 1, Lots 1, 2 & 3; Blordc 2, Lot 1
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Assessments for the above improvement will be payable in ten equal
The omer of any property assessed for the above improvement may pay
GRETCmN S, ADEN
Village Cl&k
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT €EXRING ON LATERAL SANDARSI (2) ._ , .. SEI4EXt NO, 97 AND QTERAL T4AThEWIM NO.10
NC13CICE IS HEREBY GXVER, %kt the Council of the Village $ Edina will.
meet at the Village Hall on-Monday, August 27, 3.956, at 7:jO otclock P,M,,
to hear and pass upon all objections, if my, to the proposed assessment
for Sanitary Lateral Sewer No. 97 and Lateral Watemain No, 104, which
assessments are now on file in the office of the Village Clerk and open to
public inspection: u e
. .SANITII;RY UTEXU'-SEWER NO. 97 - Constnrction of Sanitary Lateral Sewer
and Appurtemnces in - . -
-.la. Valley T%ew-.Road-.-fmm'Wyman Avenue to Highway No, 100.
Tingdale Ave, from W,bOt;h Street to Valley View Road, -.-30' - Clover Lane Eron -Th&al,e Avenue to Valley View Road,
2ie
TERlL WATEEWUN NO, 104 - Constm ction' oT. Village %kt emain esrtension
le' To serve alplots in Lake Edina Additionr
and appurtenances in: .. ~ -- - I
The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of the above impmvemnts
hgludeg all lots and tracts of land abutting the streets' improved, '
. .- Assessments for the above improvements wi3.1 be payable ih ten .equal
consecutive annual hstalhents 'ejcEended over a period of ten years,'~th
first year payable with taxes for the-year 1956, collectible in 1957, with
werest on the enthe assessmat at the rate of 5% per annum from the
date of the resolution levying the assessment to December 31, 1957, To each subsequent hstaU.menb will be added interest at the same rate for
one year onall unpaid installments,
Pay the whole of assessment without interest to the Village Treasurer
before 12 o*clock noon on Decembgr 31, 1956, and may thereafter make pay-
rnent with accrued interest to the County Treasurer, BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE OOUNCII,,
The Owner of any property assessed for the above hpmvements nay
GRETCHE8 S, ALDEN
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.I . *. .Village Clerk .. . .. -_. .
NOTICE OF ASSESSENT HEARING ON-LIF'E STATION '. 1 FOR SANITiJzY LATERAL SE;cTER NO. 70. (3)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tha'c the Council uf the Vinage of Edina-will meet at the Vinage HaU. 'on Mondap, August 27, 1956, at 7:30 'ofclock Pb1f.1,; to hem
ad P+SS upon 'dl objections, if any, to the fol-l-owing Proposed assessment for
above improvement, which assessments are now on file 5.li the office Of the
Vilhge-Clerk and .dpen to public iiispection:
CONSTRUCTION OF SfLNEARY SEWER LIFT STATION - At the corner of Washindon ad Maloney-flvenues to serve por%ion Of ???d COiTl'er of the village of Ed-inae
The*,area proposed to be assessed for the Cost Of Sdd FoWsed hProv&ent
.. . is as' follows:
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Beginnbg at the NW Core of Lot 26, Block 8, West Ellinneapolis Heights; tho South
to the centerline of Haloney Avenue; th East along the Cerrterline of Maloney he.
to the Southerly extension of the East Lot Line of Lot l.4, Block 13, WesO
Ninneapolis Heights; th North to the NE Cor of Lot 17, Block 4, West Ninne-
apolis Heights; th East to the SW Cor of-Lot 9, Block 3, West Minneapolis
Hei&ts; th North to the rsrEJ cor of Lot 2, Block 3, West Minneapolis Heights;
th Westerly to the NE Cor of Lot 1, Block 8, West Minneapolis Heigh%s; th West
to beginninge '1
Assessmnts f cr tk above improvement ~dll be payable in ten equal con-
secutive annual installments extended over a period of ten years, with first
year payable with taxes for the year 1956, collectible in 1957, with interest
on the entire assessment at the rete of 5% per annun from the date of the
resolution levying the assessment to December 312 1957,
installment T.Jill be added interest at the same rate for one year on dl unpaLd
installments
whole assessment without interest to the Village Treasurer before 12 o t clock
noon on Decaber 31, 1956, and may thereafter make payment with accrued
interest to the County Treasurer,
BY ORDER OF THE VILUGE CCUEJCIL,
I To each subsequent
The owner of any property assessed for the above improvement may pay the
GRETCHEN S. ALDEN
Village Clerk
NUTICE OF ASSES- HEIBXNG ON*BZACICTOPPIMG
_mOVBBNTS NO, A-28, A-33. A&. A-67 AND A-70 (4)
NCITICE IS HFtREBY GIVEN, that the Council of the Village of Edina willmeet
at the Village Hall on Monday, August 27, 1956, at 7:30 or clock Po%, to hear
and pass upon d.1 objections, if any, to the follo~dng proposed assessment for
the above impmvements, which assessments are now on file in the office of the
Village Clerk and open to public inspection.
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Street to appmhately 450 feet North;
2. line of Beverly Hills Addition to Division Street,
3, Street to West 59th Street,
. 4* Street to approximately 4.50 feet North,
5. View Road to West 62nd 3treet: In Virginia Lane,
BUGETOPPING IMPROVENEW NO, A-28 - In Fairfax Avenue from West 59th
BUGKTOPPIhG l24PROV@ENT NO, k-32 - In Oxford Avenue fromthe North
€&4CKTOPPmTG IfPROVEi%ETI' NO. A-66 - In ilshcroft Avenue from West 5f3th
BUCEPOPPING IMPROVBEN!T NO, A-6z - In St,Johns Avenue from West 59th
BUCKTOPPING Ii%PROIEI~ NO, A-70 - In Virginia Avenue from Vdley I
The area proposed to be assessedfor the cost of the above improvements
Assessments for the above improvements will be payable in five e-1
includes dl lots and tracts of land abutting the streets improved.
consecmtive annual. instSLlments extended over a period of five years; with
first year 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 letgcing the assessment to December 31, 1957,,
sequent installment will be added interest at the same rate for one year on
all unpaid installments.
the whole of assessment without interest to the Village Treasurer before 12 - o?clock noon on Decanber 31, 1956, and may thereafter make payment with
' accrugd Merest to the County Treasurer,
By ORDER OF THE BILLAGX CCIJNCIL,
To each sub-
The owner of any property assessed for the above improvements may pay
GFETCHEN S. ALDEN
Village Clerk
Hotion for adoption of the Resolntion was seconded by Tupa, and on Rollcall
there were four ayes and no nays, as follows:
d Erickson, aye; and the Resolution wa
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BUCKTOPPING FOB AYRSHIRE BLW. Engineer Zikan reported that residents in the
Ayrshire Blvd,-Locby Drive area, who petitioned for Sanitary Sewer, have been
notrfied of the excessive cost of this extension (#20,00 pr front foot to
serve all; $12,75 if the last three low homes are eliminated); that most
are against installation at tkse prices; that there are a couple of dtem-
atives, one of which is securing additional areas to go in with this present
mea, for an increased assessable district,
is in for the Blackbopping of Ayrshire Blvd, in this area, but has been held
up pending Gouncil actien on the proposed sewers
topping the street ~32- save a kremerrlous amount qf 'Jillage funds in replacing
materkls mPheC! out 3fter rains Nro Zikm presefited p-1.zn~~ specifications
Mr, Zikan z'eported that petition
He explsined that Black-
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and Estimte of Cost fcr this propesed project; and Fro& offered the following
Resolution and moved its acbption:
RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC HEf&ING
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PROPOSED BLACKTOPPING IMPROVE,
BE IT RESOLXED by the Council-of tk Village of Edina:
1. The Viliage Engineer, having su@tk,ed to the Council a prelhhary
report 'as to the feasibility of the proposed Blacktopping Improvement described in the:Fomn of Notice of Hearing set forth below, and as to the estimated cost
of such kqxwvernerrt, said report is hereby approved and directed to be placed on file in the office.of the.Village-Clerk)
2? this Council shall meet on Monday, August 27, 1957, at 7r30 P,M, in
the Edha Village Hall, to consider in public hearing'the views of all persons
interested in said proposed improvertent; 3, The Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to cause notice of the
time, place and purpose of said meeting to- be publi&ed 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:
NclfICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROP(xjED
BLACKTOPPING IMpRom@ NT
NOTICE IS HERJ3BY GIVEN that the.Edina Villaie-Couhcil will meet at the Village - - Hall on Monday, August 27, 1956, at 7:30 pome, to consider the following pro-
posed imprOvt?ment, to be anstructed under the authority granted by Minnesot%
bws of 1953, Chapter 398, The approxhate cost of said improvement is est&
mated by the Village Engineer as-set forth below: EST. COST
BLACKTOPPIRG of Ayrshire Blvd., Doncaster Way to the If;
line of Edipa Highlands Addition, (existing blacktop) $1,849*50
* . The area proposed to be assessed for the cost of said improvement includes
all lots and- tracts of land abutting the portion of the street proposed to
be improved. GRETCHEN S. AIJIEN
Village Clerk
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Tupa, and'on Rollcall
there were four qyes and.no naysj as.f 011
Eri'ckson, aye; and the Resolution wa ..
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PIr. Roy H, Peterson was present, to inquire about the?propoSed Birchcrest Storm
Sewer; and Mr.' Zikan recommended a Re-Hearing on this project September 10. . Fro&
so moved.
Engineer Zikan then presented plans and specifications for several' projects, '
advocating that bids be'taken'as soon as possible, in order that work vlight be,
completed yet this yearo Fro& offered the -folLowing Resolntion and moved its -
adoption:
Motion seconded by Tub and' carried.
RESOLUTION APPROVING PMS &D SPECIFICATIONS FOR
PROPOSED. IIEROVEI~S ,.--AND.- DI.~CTING ADVERTISEMENT
FOR- BIDS BE IT RESOLVED'by the Village Council of the-Village of Edina:
1, The PIGS 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 arehereby-approved.
2. The Clerk shI.1 cause to be published twice in the Edina-Morningside
Courier and the Construction Bulletin the following notices for bidsufor said
improvements:
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
BLACKTOPPING
I'JMoTIm IS HERSBY GIVEN that sedled bids will be received and opened in the office
of the Village Manager in the Edina Village Hall, 4801 W,5Oth St, at 1O:OO a,mO9
Monday, August 27, 1956,
Monday, hest 27, 1956,- to '-consider said bids,, being for %xe following:
13.. BLACKTOPPING - School Rd,, Concord Ave, to Sherwood Ave.;
The Edina Village Council dll'meet at 7:30 pornr, on
- W,59th St,, Ruth Dr. to Hwy.#lOO; W.60th St,, Parnell he,
BLAC!KTOPPING - Ayrshire Blvd*, Doqcaster Way to W. line of
Edina Highlands Addn, (existing blacktop) , , rr
to Hwy.#lOO; Sherwood Aver, W.6Oth. St. -to School. Rd,; Ruth - - - - ..
--. - . Drive, School Rd, to-W.59th St,
2j
8/13/56 Nork must be done as described in plans and specifications on
ofthe Village Clerk. Plans and specifications are avzllable
file in the office
for a deposit of
$lO,OO, ihich deposit will be refunded upon return of said plans and ipecifi-
cat5ms0 No bids will be considered unless sealed and filed with undersigned
before 1O:OO a.m., August 27, accompanied by cash deposit, bid bond, or certi-
fied check payable to the Village Clerk in amount of at least ten percent of.
mount of base bid. The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids,
BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL.
GRETCHEN S, ALDEN
.. Village Clerk
(2) Ahf3RTISEMENT FOR BIDS --
SAN-ITARY SDIER: STOFM SETJER
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received and opened in the office
of the Village Manager in the Edina Village Hall, 4801 Tfih50th st., at 1O:OO a.m,,
Monday, September 10, 1956. The Edina Village Council will meet at 7:30 pome>
on Monday, September 10, 1956, to consider said bids, being for the following:
1, CORSTRUCTION OF SfrNIT.hRY SEMER fWD APPURTENANCES is FOLLOTsJS: In Easement in Interlachen Golf Course from eesting Trunk Sewer to
Wat erman Ave ;
In Watermn we. from Golf Course Easement to proposed Easement
between Blocks 21 & 22, Nendelssohn;
In Tifaterman he. from Golf Course easement to 140 Ft. E,;
In Easement between Blocks 22 & 22, Mendelssohn, from Waterman
live, to Ikloney ilve.;
Block 23, Nendelssohn;
In Blake Rd. from Ifateman he. to N. Village Limits;
In Griffit St. from Belmore Lahe to N, Village Limits;
In Bewore Lane from Dearborn St, to Grove P1. Extd, So,
In Grove Pl, from Belmore Lane to Spruce Rd,;
In John St, from Belmore Lane to Spruce Rd,;
In John St, from Maloney Ave, to 380 Ft. No,;
In Arthur St from Belmore Lane to 300 Ft . No,
2, CONSTRUCTION OF STOR?? SEWER I;ND APPURTENANCES AS FOLLOWS:
In Easements from Nine-Mile Creek to Whiting St.;
Whiting St., Easement Lhe to a pt e Ten Ft, ,E. of MNM Railroad ..
Tracks; Easement parallel to MN&s Tracks from Whiting st, to
Dividing Line of Lots 10 and 11, B1, 1, Birchcrest 4th Addn,;
Easement on above lot line from M" Tracks to Outlot ltkll, Pond;
Forslin Drive, to connect Outlot llAlt Pond and Birchcrest Lake;
Easement between Lots 2 and 3, B1. 9, Countryside, from lN&S
Tracks to Crescerrt Drive; Porter Lane, We60thSt. to Birchcrest
Lake a
In NaXoney Ave. from Blake Rd. to E, line of llRearr-&gement of . .,*. .
Work must be done as described in plans and specifications on file in the office
of the Village Clerk,
$lOoCO, which deposit r.rill be refunded upon return of said plans and specifi-
cations, 80 bids will be considered unless sealed and filed with undersigned
before 1O:OO a,m,, Sefiember 10, accompanied by cash deposit, bid bond or
certified check payable to the Village Clerk in amount of at least ten percent
of mount of base bid.
Plans and specifications are available for a deposit of
The Clerk reserves the right to reject any or all bids,
BY ORDm OF THE VILLiGE COUNCIL, GRETCHEN Se J.?XGDEN
Vfllage Clerk
3. Each and all of the terms of the foregoing advertisenknbfor bids are
hereby adofled as the terms and conditions of award of the contract for said
improvements
lotion for adoption of thg Resolution was seconded by Tupa, and on Rollcall there
were four ayes and no neys, as follows:
Ekickson, aye; and the Resolution was adopted,
Bank, a
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DIXEGI'IONkL SIGNS FOR SOUTHDLLE:
pernit for directional signs at corners of W,66th St, and W.7Gth StD and
Normandale Road. Bemuse signs have an area of sone 65 square feet, he was
told he lnust secure permission of owners of all dwellings within 500 feet of
signs before permits can be given
MY, Crear was once again prescnt to request
$/13/56
COU"fY HIGHWAY PLANS> Manages Hyde reported briefly on County plans for
stating the County Highway Engineer is, putting into his budget the County
share of paving France divenue between W,sbth & W,64th Street, for next year%
work; also that Mr. Peterson, County Engineer has stated (and will write us,
confirmingj that the Counby has taken offi-cia1 action reqyesting Edina to
secure such rig%-of-way for the crosstown highway as they can secure by
dedication, committing the County to purchase improved righb-of-way. It is
&he plan for the State to purchase right-of-way for the clover-leaf. Mr,
Hyde reported that prmits were issued by the Village today which might be
affected, but that we have no definite information which will allow a hold
on this property,
State and County, in orderthat Council may know, soon, just what is involved,
PLr, Hyde was asked to secure all possible information from
W.70TH STFEET BLACKTOP: Mr, Hyde-reminded Council that a contract has recently
been awarded for replacement of blacktop in W.7Oth Street; that the street wif1
shortly be torn up once more for utilities, and probably for storm sewer.
Council agreed on heavy oil until possible construction of utilities is
detern&ned,
ACQUfsT%ION OF PARK PRWIBTY. Mr, Clifton French reported his negotiations
with Mr, Harold Rosendahl have ended in Mr, Rosendahlfs bottom figure of
$14,000 for the six lots abutting Wmor Lakes Park", Fronkts motion that
this price be accepted and property purchased was seconded by Tupa and carried.
NINE-MILE CREEK SPNITARY SEldER, Manager Hyde reported that Engineering Dept.
expects to have full report by the latter part of September or the first p&
of October,
Bapkts motion, for Payment of CLaius as per Pre*list No. 15, in the following
amounts, was seconded by Tupa and carried:
General Fund - $10,019.34
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Parks Fund $959.43 Poor Fund - 39.65 Sewer Rental Fund 8,069.48
Const, Fund - 26,503,99 Improvement Funds 14 5,137.14
Water Fund - 14,194.50 Spec. Assessment Funds 511.63
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Liquor Fund
It was recomend$d 'that -the power-to *invest surplus finds be vested in the
Village &Ianager; this to expedite investmat without poUing the Council, and
Bank offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION ON INVESTMEWTS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Village of Edina, Hennepin County,
Mknesota, that the Village Manager be, and hereby is, vested with authority
to invest the funds of-the Village of Edina in U,S, Goverment Bonds or in
Bonds of its own issue, and to pre-call bonds of its own issue, at such times
as he, in his best judgnent, deems it advantageous to said Village so to do,
Notion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Fmnk, and on Rollcall
there were four ayes and no nays, as follows
aye; and Erickson, aye; dnd the Resolution w
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aye; Fronk, aye; Tupa,
&dd Village Clerk Liz&-
The hour's being late, and tha agenda's being completed, Tup moved for adjourn-
ment,
Tuesday, the 14th.
Motion seconded by Fro& and carried
Village Clerk