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P4INUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE EDINA
VILLAGE COUNCIL, HELD MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1959,
AT 7:OO P.M., AT THE EDINA VILLAGE HALL
Members answering Rollcall were Beim, Kohler and Bredesen.
MINUTES of the Regular Meeting of June 8, 1959, were approved as eubmitted, by
motion Beim, seconded by Bredesen and carried.
PUBLIC HEARINGS ON PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS: Affidavits of Publication in Edina-
Morningside Courier, and of mailing to owners of affected properties, of "Notice
of Public Hearings" was presented, approved as to form, and ordered placed on
file. Pursuant to said Notice, the following public hearings were conducted, and
action taken:
2. PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED CURB AND GUTTER IN UPPER TERRACE FROM SOUTH-
CREST DRIVE TO ERITTANY ROAD.
$3,074.40, for $2.82 per Assessable Foot. Written objection of Mr. L.S.Clark,
Estimate of Cost for this project was given as
6720 Southcrest-Drive; was read. There were no other-written objections, and-
no objections were had from the floor. Mr. Clark had asked that the project
be limited to those lots requesting it, and Council had some discussion about
the utility and aesthetic value of the curb and gutter in only part of a block,
it being generally decided that this installation is to be avoided wherever
possible. Beim offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION DETERMINING ADEQUACY OF IMPROVEMENT
PETITION FOR, AND ORDERING STREET IMPROVEMENT
NO. B-63
WHEREAS, this Council has duly examined the petition for Concrete Curb and
Gutter in Upper Terrace from Southcrest Drive to Brittaoy Road, filed with this
Council June 8, 1959, and said examination has proven that said petition has
been signed by owners of more than 35 percent in frontage of the real property
abutting on the street named in the petition as the location of the improvement:
Edina that the petition hereinbefore named has been signed by the required
percentage of owners of property affected thereby, under Chapter 429 Minnesota
Statutes.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Council heretofore caused notice of hearing
to be duly published on the proposed improvement consisting of construction of
CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER IN UPPER TERRACE FROM SOUTHCREST DRIVE TO BRITTANY ROAD,
and at the hearing held at the time and place specified in said notice the Council
has duly considered the views of all persons interested, and being fully advised
of the pertinent facts does hereby determine to proceed with the construction of
said improvement; that said improvement is hereby designated and shall be referred
to in all subsequent proceedings as STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. B-63, and the area
to be specially assessed therefor shall include all lots and tracts of land
abutting the street proposed to be improved.
Nod, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was seco
were three ayes and no nays, as follows: Be ; and Bredesen, aye;
and the Resolution was adopted.
by Kohler, and on Rollcall there
Village Clerk
PUBLIC HEARINGS ON PROPOSED CURB AND GUTTER IN:
TO N. LOT LINE OF LOT 9, BLOCK 1, KOODHILL -
the one lot petitioning.
of Cost given as $332.64
of curb and gutter projects now under contract.
at the Hearing, and no written objections had been received prior thereto.
offered the following Resolution and moved its adoption:
2. W.SIDE OF WEST SHORE DR. FROM NORTH LOT LINE OF LOT 10, BLOCK 1, V!OODHILL
Estimate of Cost given as $345.84 for
EAST SIDE OF HANSEN ROAD FROM BIRCHCREST DRIVE TO 125 FEET NORTH - Estimate 3.
for the one lot petitioning.
These two projectshaesent replies to petitions by lot owners for extensions
There were no objections registered
Kohler
RESOLUTION DETERMINING ADEQUACY OF IMPROVEMENT PETITIONS
FOR, AND ORDERING STREET IMPROVEMENTS NOS. B-62 B-63
WHEREAS, this Council has duly examined the following Improvement Petitions
1.
2.
heretofore filed and presented to the Village Councin=,
Petition for Concrete Curb and Gutter from the Nbrth Lot Line of Lot 10,
Petition for Concrete Curb and Gutter on East side of Hansen Road from
and said examination has proven that each and all of said improvement petitions
have been signed by owners of more than 35 percent in frontage of the real property
abutting on the portion of the stmet named in the petition as the location of the
improvement:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Edina
that the petitions hereinbefore named have all been signed by the required per-
Block 1, Woodhill to the North Lot Line of Lot 9, Block 1, Woodhill;
.Birchcrest Drive to 125 Feet North
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centage of owners of property affected thereby, under Chapter 429 Minnesota
Statutes.
to be duly published on the proposed improvements consisting of:
,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Council heretofore caused notice of hearings'
1. CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER IN THE WEST SIDE OF WEST SHORE
DRIVE FROM THE NORTH LOT LINE OF LOT 10, BLOCK 1, WOODHILL TO THE NORTH
LOT LINE OF LOT 9, BLEK 1, WOODHILL.
2. CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER IN EAST SIDE OF HANSEN ROAD FROM
BIRCHCREST DRIVE TO 125 FEET NORTH
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 fully
advised of the pertinent facts does hereby determine to proceed with the con-
struction of said improvements; that said improvements are hereby designated and
shall be referred to in all subsequent proceedings as follows:
NO. 1 ABOVE
IMPROVEMENT NO.
STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. B-6a
NO. 2 ABOVE STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. B-65
and the area to be specially assessed therefor shall include all lots and tracts
of land abutting the respective proposed improvements.
Motion for adoption of the Resolution was seconded by Beim, and on Rollcall there
e Resolution was adopted.
TRUSTEE TUPA arrived at this time, and took his place in meeting.
CONTINUATION OF MAY 25 PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED SANITARY SEWER FROM PRESENT
TRUNK SEWER, TO SERVE NOS. 5128 AND 5129 MIRROR LAKES DRIVE.
reported to Council that, as the result of the Hearing on this project, held
May 25, the following improvement petitions have now been filed:
Manager Hyde
1. PETITION FOR SANITARY SEWER IN MIRROR LAKES DRIVE FROM EXISTING TRUNK
SEWER TO AND INCLUDING 5128 AND 5129 MIRROR LAKES DRIVE--SIGNED WITH THE
UNDERSTANDING THAT WATERMAIN IMPROVEMENT WILL BE CONSTRUCTED AT SAME TIME
SEWER IS INSTALLED, AND SERVICE ASSURED BY END OF 1961.
TRUNK SEWER TO AND INCLUdING NOS. 5128 AND 5129 MIRROR LAKES DRIVE--
SIGNED WITH UNDERSTANDING THAT WATERMAIN WILL BE CONSTRUCTED AT SAME
TIME SEWER IS INSTALLED, AND SERVICE ASSURED BY END OF 1961.
Mr. Hyde told Council that there is a problem, because the Mirror Lakes Area
is not served by Trunk Watermain; that, pursuant to a survey conducted very
recently (replies having been received from 43% of those queried), the area as
a whole does not want water; consequently, there is no way of guaranteeing to
the Mirror Lakes petitioners that they will have water service by the end of
1961--unless this is solved on a temporary basis by connecting from the Edina
Highlands Park water line. If the temporary basis is used, now, extension of
trunk at a future date will be at added expense.
have stipulated joint sewer-water construction to the save the cost of re-
blacktopping twice; that they are willing to have their watermain constructed,
now, but only with the guarantee that they can receive service by the end of
1961.
2. PETITION FOR lrVATERMAIN EXTENSION IN MIRROR LAKES DRIVE FROM EXISTING
He explained that petitioners
(See action recorded at bottom of page).
TRUNK WATERMAIN HEARING TO BE HELD, FOR MIRROR LAKES AREA. Pursuant to the
foregoing discussion, Manager Hyde told Council that the most correct way to
cons$ruct the Trunk Watermain under consideration would be - In Interlachen
Blvd. from Cooper Avenue to Mirror Lakes Drive; In Mirror Lakes Drive from
Interlachen Blvd. to W.56th St.; - In W.56th St., East to Highway #169; In
Highway #169 from ln1.56th St. to Tracy Ave., to tie into the trunk main now
under construction, Council was perturbed at the idea of once more disturbing
Interlachen Blvd.; and it was noted that a plan for utilities was presented to
residents in the area last year and they refused it.
bottom of page) . (See action recorded at
STORM SEWER FOR INTERLACHEN BOULEVARD DISCUSSED.
Zikan for a report as to any other utility or improvement which might necessitate
cutting into Interlachen Blvd. again, and Mr. Zlkan replied that a storm sewer to
serve the Rolling Green area will be necessary dust as soon as a few remaining
low lots are built up; that th-is should run in Interlachen Blvd. He stated, at
Council query, that this will require considerable engineering study and time;
that he is uncertain as to when a plan can be prepared.
Trustee Tupa asked Engineer
Some further discussion was had on procedure for Mirror Lakes Drive Sewer and
Watermain; and Kohler moved, scheduling Public Hearing on proposed Trunk Watermain,
and on Lateral Sanitary Sewer for Mirror Lakes Drive, for Monday, July 27. Motion
seconded by Beim and carried.
on Interlachen Blvd. Storm Sewer at his very earliest opportunity.
Engineer Zikan was instructed to prepare report
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PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED "TWO-FAMILY DA'ELLING" AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE.
Clerk presented Affidavits of Publication in Edina-Morningside Courier June 11 and
18, 1959, and of Posting June 11, of "Notice of Public Hearing". Notice approved
as to form and ordered placed on file.
conducted public hearing on Proposed Ordinance No. 261-50--An Ordinance Amending
the Zoning Ordinance as to the Terms of Issuance of Permits for Two-Family D~vellings".
E&. Hyde explained to the audience that this Ordinance zones no particular property,
but that it does set up standards for permits for double dwellings.
objections from the audience, and no written objections to the proposed ordinance
had been received prior to the Hearing.
moving that Council waive second reading and adopt Ordinance as submitted:
Pursuant to said Notice, Mayor Bredesen
There were no
Tupa offered the following Ordinance,
ORDINANCE NO. 261-50
AN ORDINANCE MENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE
AS TO THE TERMS OF ISSUANCE OF PERMITS FOR
TWO-FAMILY DSVELLINGS
THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF EDINA, MINNESOTA, ORDAINS:
Section 1. Subparagraph (a) of paragraph 2 of Section 3 (Open Development
District) of Ordinance No. 261 (Zoning Ordinance) of the Village, as amended, is
hereby amended to read as follows:
'I( a) Country estates and other single family dwellings; provided, that
a special permit may be issued for the erection of a two-family dwelling,
as provided in Section 11 (Special Permits for Particular Uses) of this
ordinance."
Section 2. Paragraph 4 of Section 11 (Special Permits for Particular Uses) .
of said Ordinance No. 261, as amended, is hereby further amended by adding thereto
the following:
'Id. Use: Two Family Dwelling
Minimum Required Conditions:
(1)
(2)
Each two family dwelling shall be constructed on a lot having-
a minimum area of 10,000 square feet.
Side yards shall be no less than 10 feet on each side, except
in those instances where a side yard contains a driveway, in
which case the minimum side yard shall be 15 feet on that side.
All other lot, yard, driveway and accessory building require-
ments shall be the same as those required in the Open Develop-
ment District.
There shall be provided on the lot for each dwelling unit, at
least one (I) completely enclosed parking space of the follow-.
ing minimum size:
(3)
(a)
(b)
Combined two car unit - 22 x 22 feet.
Separate units - 12 x 22 feet each.
(4) The minimum floor area of a one (1) bedroom dwelling unit shall
be not less than 750 net square feet, that of a two (2) bedroom
dwelling unit shall be not less than 900 net square feet, and
dwelling units containing three (3) or more bedrooms shall have
an additional 150 net square feet of floor area for each bedroom
in excess of two (2) bedrooms.
For the purposes of measurement, the net floor area of a dwelling
unit shall mean that area within a two family dwelling used as
a single dwelling unit and shall be measured from the inside
of outside walls to the center of partitions bounding the niwell-
ing unit being measured, but shall not include stairways and
entries used commonly by both dwelling units, unenclosed porches,
garages, and areas located in a basement or cellar.
The design features of a two family residence shall be of such
nature as to provide for each dwelling unit the measure of
privacy normally enjoyed by a single family residence. Particu-
lar attention must be given to the problem of sound transmission
thru floors and common walls, and the designs of these two
buildings features shall be of a type approved by the Village
building inspector.
Districts: Open Development District.
This ordinance shall be in effect immediately upon its passage and
(5)
Section 3,
pub1 ica t ion.
Ejlotion for waiver of second reading and adoption dinance was seconded by Kohler,
aye; Kohler, aye;
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR IMPROVEFI~ENTS.
together with Manager's recommendation for award, and Council action was taken as
hereinafter recorded:
Tabulation of bids taken today were presented,
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1. STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. B-63 = Curb and Gutter in Upper Terrace from
Southcrest Drive to Brittany Road - Two Bidders - Arnold Beckman at $2,635.7Qj
.Victor Carlson & Sons, Inc., at $2,875.50. - Recommendation - For award to .
low bidder .
Drive from N. Lot Line of Lot 10, Block 1, Woodhill, to N. Lot Line of Lot 9,
B1. 1, Woodhill - Two Bidders - Arnold Beckman at $287.10; Victor Carlson &
Son, Inc., at $393.00.
STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. B-65 - Curb and Gutter in East side of Hansen Road
from Birchcrest Drive to 125 Ft. N. - Two Bidders - Arnold Beckman at $276.25;
Victor Carlson & Sons, Inc. at $378.00. - Recommendation - For award to
low bidder .
2. STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. B-64 - Curb and Gutter in West side of West Shore
Recommendation - For award to low bidder.
3.
Beim's motion €or award of contract for Street Improvements Nos. B-63,64 and 65 to
Arnold Beckman was seconded by Tupa and carried.
explained that this bid covers street grading and the hauling of the excavated
material to the street right-of-way at Valley View Road Extended and W.7Oth Street,
where it will be stockpiled for future Village use.
at $4,930.00; M.E. Kraft Excavating Co., at $5,950.00. Recommendation was for
award of contract to low bidder, and Kohler so moved.
carried.
4. GRADING OF W.70TH ST. FROM FRANCE AVENUE TO 1450 FT. EAST. Manager Hyde
Two bidders - Terry BrOS., Inc.,
Motion seconded by Beim and
FIRE INSURANCE COVERAGE AWARDED TO BRANDOW INSURANCE, Finance Director Dalen
presented tabulation of bids taken June 15 on fire insurance coverage for 16 Village
properties, and contents. Six bids received, R.K. Stensrud Agency being low bidder
at $7002.79 on a Five-Year Prepaid basis; $7,201.65 on Annual Pay; Brandow Insurance,
second low at $7,047.56 on Five-Year Prepaid; $7,241.45 on Annual Pay.
that Brandow had bid with one underwriter, whereas the Stensrud bid is for four--it
being necessary to negotiate with all four in case of loss. Mr. Brandow told Council
that his is the better of the two bids because he is bidding on "replacement cost
insurance", which exacts no penalty for depreciation, whereas the other bid is on
the "actual value" standard policy. It was noted that this coverage is written on
an 80% Co-Insurance basis, and Trustee Kohler inquired as to a No Co-Insurance
basis, and Mr. Howard, representative of Commerce and Industry Insurance Company
of New York (underwriter listed in Mr. Brandow's bid) stated that, in order to
write on this basis the underwriter's valuation, or other recognized appraisal
of value must be accepted by the insured.
discussion that under Statute, bid can be for no more than 10% of total assets of
the Company; that Brandow neglected to list Insurance Company of North America as
an underwriter. Kohler then moved that bid be awarded to Brandow Insurance; that
coverage for the Village Hall be placed with Insurance Company of North America
and €or the balance of properties and contents with Commerce and Industry Insurance
Company with the understanding that they will check our valuations figures with the
idea of writing on a "No Co-Insurance and Replacement Cost" basis.
seconded by Beim and carried.
It was noted
Mr. Dalen had explained earlier in
Motion was
REPORT OF "CITIZENS COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS PROCEDURES" FILED.
containing constructive suggestions for the conduct of elections, was filed with
Council by Mayor Bredesen, who told Council he has already written the Chairman
to acknowledge the report. In line with recommendations, it was suggested that
Election Boards each have at least one man, and Mayor Bredesen volunteered to
secure at least three (and possibly all seven) men election workers
This report,
MAYOR BREDESEN was excused from meeting at this time, to crown the Edina Queen.
Trustee Tupa presided for the balance of the meeting.
SECRETARY OF STATE'S REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF "NURSING DISTRICT" ACT was submitted
and referred to Village Attorney Hasselquist for report.
PETITIONS FOR IMPROVEMENTS FILED.
filed, and were accepted by motion Kohler, seconded by Beim and carried:
The following improvement petitions were
1. Oiling - W.5lst St., Bedford Ave. to Oxford Ave.
2. Oiling - Wyman Ave., Maddox Lane to W.62nd St.
3.
4. Blacktopping - W.62nd St., Wyman Ave. to Code Ave.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Oiling - Clover Ridge, Tingdale Ave. to Valley View Road.
Curb and Gutter ~.62nd St., Wyman Ave. to Code Ave.
Blacktopping - Mildred Ave., Valley View Rd. to W.62nd St.
Blacktopping - Wooddale Ave., Belvidere Lane to Dunham Dr. S.
Sanitary Sewer; Watermain; Grade &Gravel - Peacedale Ave.,W062nd to W.6'4th St.
Mr. Herkel, 5316 W.62nd St., asked if Petition No. 5 could be extended to include his
block, which nowhas a blacktop burm. He stated he feels that his neighbors are now
ready to accept concrete curb and gutter.
a meeting with these owners within the next two weeks; that this work cannot be done
this year and that curb petition can be submitted subsequent to meeting if owners so
desire.
Mr. Zikan explained that he expects to have
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PETITIONS FOR VILLAGE FINAWING OF SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS FILED.
petitions for the Village financing of subdivision improvements were filed.
The following
1.
2. Lake Edina Continuation, 1st and 2nd Addn. - Mr. E. C. Stow
3. Delaney Addition - Mr. E. C. Stow
4. Brookview Heights 4th Addition - Mr. E. C. Stow
5. Highway Addition - hlr. E. C. Stow
Valley Vista - Mr. Hugh Brenner i
All of Mr. Stow's petitions had been filed for Lateral Sanitary Sewer and IVater-
main, but at advice of Council he amended petitions to include all improvements,
Beim moved that petitions be accepted for consideration after July 15, 1959, when
all subdivision improvement petitions should be in for this year's financing.
Motion was seconded by Kohler and carried. I
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING REPORT FOR MAY, 1959, was submitted, reviewed, and ordered
placed on file.
MINNEAPOLIS GAS COWANY FINANCIAL REPORT FOR YEAR 1958, filed in accordance with
terms of franchise, was briefly discussed and ordered placed on file.
USE OF POOL DENIED TO MORNINGSIDE RESIDENTS BECAUSE OF ALREADY CROWDED CONDITIONS.
Park Board's recommendation for denial of petition for use of Edina Pool by
Morningside residents was reviewed.
season tickets to Edina residents is already way over the sale last year and it
is feared that the pool will be overcrowded. .Council directed Manager to
transmit to Morningside the recommendation, together with explanation,
Recommendation was made because sale of
.
VILLAGE-OPERATED POOL CONCESSION DOING WELL.
Pool concession is doing a considerable volume of business and it is hoped that
direct control will mean better service to customers.
Manager Hyde reported that the
PURCHASE AGREEAENT FOR PARK LAND AUTHORIZED--0. B. ERICKSON ADDITION. Mr. Hyde
presented Park Board's recommendation for purchase of Lots 2,3,4 and 5, and Outlot 1,
Block 4, O.B. Erickson's Addition, at a cost of $11,250.
developer's required dedication of Lot 1, Block 4, and other recently acquired
park land, will provide a playground of sufficient size to be developed.
told Council that the price, here, is higher than that heretofore paid, but that
the developer will not deviate from it;
off the property in return for use of the gravel thereon.
that execution of purchase agreement be authorized, was seconded by Beim and
carried,
VILLAGE ACCEPTS LAND AT 7iv.6OTH STREET AND ST.JOHNS AVENUE. This tract, being
Lots 1,2,3,4, Block 2, Valley View Terrace 3rd Addition, being in the name of
Mickelsen Fronk Construction Company, with understanding that Mr. Emil Fronk will
dedicate proceeds of sale" thereof to Village, was discussed. It was noted that
Mr, Fronk has been unable to sell because of a drainage problem involving these
lots, and Manager Hyde recommended that Village now take title to the tract.
Beim so moved,
KOHLER REQUESTS DEVELOPMENT OF "HILLSIDE" PARK, Trustee Kohler requested that
planning go forward as quickly as possible on Village's newly acquired park at
62nd and Tracy, inasmuch as planning has been delayed so long on the area park
because of Highway plans.
This tract, together with
@. Hyde
that he does, however, agree to grade
Kohler's motion,
Property located at Beard Place and Crosstown Highway.
-
Motion seconded by Kohler and carried.
CROSSTOWN HIGHI'JAY PLAN, FJROM XERXES AVENUE TO VIRGINIA AVENUE, REFERRED TO PLANNING
€0HMISSION. Mr. Hyde submitted for Council review plan just received for Crosstown
Highway, from Xerxes Avenue to Virginia Avenue, stating that this plan looks good;
that it provides for most of Edina's problems, with exception of Nooddale Avenue
overpass, which would be at tremendous cost. He cited the service drives provided
on both sides of the Highway, thus eliminating cul-de-sacs for our present streets,
Plan referred to Planning Commission for consideration and recommendation,
FRANCE AVENUE CROSS-OVER BETWEEN MEDICAL CENTER AND COAMODITY CREDITS BUILDING
QUESTIONED,
between Medical Building and Commodity Credits Building, stating he feels it to be
a decided traffic hazard.
has promised to put posts up to eliminate the crossing.
Trustee Tupa questioned the use of a cross-over on France Avenue,
Mr. Braddock, Southdale Realty Co., stated the County
WATERMAIN IMPROVEMENT NO. 127 ASSESSMENT HEARING TO BE JULY 20. Manager Hyde asked
that this assessment hearing be scheduled earlier thah previously planned, in order
that IEM would have time to prepare for certification. He told Council that the main
presently goes to the East line of Chapel Hills but that it should be extended on
Valley View Road from this point to the West line of the School property--which is
the boundary of the assessment district; and that the assessment should contain the
cost of a 6" main--with the balance of the cost of a 12" main to be deferred pending
the next trunk main. This recommendation was generally agreeable with Council, and Monday, July 20, 1959, was .tentatively set as Hearing date.
6/22/59
LAKE CORNELIA STORM SEWER HEARING SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 3.
agreed that a new Public Hearing on the proposed Lake Cornelia Storm Sewer should
be had, on the new assessment basis as set forth by Adolph Meyer and Associates;
and Monday, August 3, was tentatively set as the date for this Hearing.
ZONING ORDINANCE CODIFICATION was scheduled for July 13, when NIr. DeForest Spencer
will be representing Village Attorney Hasselquist at meeting.
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"FAMILY" TO BE MORE SPECIFICALLY DEFINED.
Trustee Kohler asked that the definition of a "family" be more restrictive, and
that a "family" include only those persons related by blood or marriage.
definition to be presented for Council approval.
In discussion on the Zoning Ordinance,
New
"NO SPRINKLING" ORDINANCE DISCUSSED. Stating that there is no ordinance to compel
water users to observe the "no sprinkling ban" established by the Village, Manager
Hyde asked Council policy'on adoption of ordinance.
an ordinance is not needed, now, and that this ban should continue to be observed
by cooperation, rather than be legal enforcement.
It was consensus that such
WATERSHED DISTRICT MEETING AT BLOOMINGTON ANNOUNCED.
June 23, at the Bloomington Village Hall, for the purpose of establishing a
Watershed District in Hennepin county, was again announced.
This meeting, to be held on
BLOOMINGTON'S REQUEST FOR "RECIPROCAL TAXICAB AGREEMENT" DISCUSSED.
reported receipt, today, of a request from Bloomington for a reciprocal agreement
to allow cabs licensed in one community to work in neighboring communities.
told Council that, offhand, he would feel that such an arrangement would mean
loss of control, but that he would like an opportunity to study the matter
further before making any recommendation.
Mr. Hyde
He
CLAIMS PAID.
Woehler to the American Waterworks Association Convention, but it was the
opinion of the other members present that the convention is educational and of
benefit to those who attend, and Beim moved for payment of the following Claims
as per presented to Council by Pre-List dated June 22, and corrested this
evening, as follows:
Trustee Tupa questioned the necessity of sending Public Supt.
.
General Fund $13,638.41 Waterworks Fund $6,087 . 76
Construction Fund 53,394.67 Liquor Fund 45,228.36
Park & Park Const. 6,376.12 Sewer Rental Fund 148.63
Improvement Funds 9 y 186.66 TOTAL $134,060.61
Kohler seconded motion and it carried,
Kohler then moved for adjournment.
Meeting was adjourned at B:54 P.M.--a record.
Motion was seconded by Beim, and carried.
Village ,Clerk