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1949_WATER DEPARTMENT
(Official Publicationj VILLAGE OF EDINA Hennepin County, Minnesota AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING RATES, CHARGES AND REGULA- TIONS FOR THE VILLAGE OF EDINA WATERWORKS SYSTEM The Village Council of Edina do ordain as follows: Section 1. The Water Service Reg - ulations, Rates and Charges herein- after set forth are adopted as the official Water Service Regulations, ,Rates and Charges of the Water - works SystehY of.the Village of Edi' na. The Village of Edina reserves the right and power to amend this ondi- nar f from -time to time as the need or propriety thereof arises, and the rates and charges herein specified may thereby be increased or de- creased Section 2. 'The contract under which the Village of Edina pur- chased the Waterworks System from the Country . Club District Service Co. provided for transfer of the Waterworks System to the Village free and clear of all liens of every description and the Village recog- nizes no liability of the Country Club District Service Co., nor any other obligation of any nature, ex- pressed or implied, and in particu- lar no ,obligation is. recognized to refund any part of the cost of mains or service lines paid for, either by customers directly, or by contribu- tions in aid of construction made to the said Serviee Company, and no refunds will be made regardless of future connections to any mains or service lines so built. Section 3. Rates. All permanent established services, whether public or private, as well as all new serv- ices, shall be metered and charged at the following rates with the ex- ception of the specific annual flat charges hereinafter set out. ' (a) Water consumed will be charged on the' basis of meter read- ings at the rates of 17.1c per - 100 cubic feet gross, or 15.4c per 100 cubic feet if paid within the discount. period presented, except that water consumed in the district described as the East side of ' Beard Avenue from 54th Street to Fuller and both sides of Abbott place from 54th Street to Beard Avenue will be charged at the rate of 23.3c per 100 cubic feet gross, or 21c per 100 cubic feet if paid within the discount period pre- sented. The aforementioned excepted district is serviced with water pur- chased by the Village from the City of Minneapolis and the Village Coun- cil has duly considered all pertinent facts and find that the higher rate is fair and reasonable (b) A . minimum charge - of $2.00 per quarter will be made where water consumption amounts to less. (c) The following flat annual charges shall be made by the Water System, and will be, subject to in. crease when necessary: (1) Sewer Department for wat- er used in flushing $200 (2) Park Department for water used for sprinkling and skating rinks 50.00 (3) Street Department for water used in flushing streets 50.00 Section 4. Current Services, Met- er Reading and Billing. (a) Meters will be read quarterly. In the event meter readers cannot reach the meter on first call, one call .back will be made. If reader is still unable to reach meter an esti- mated bill will be rendered. The es-- ' "timated consumption shall be that of! the corresponding quarter in they preceding year, or of the last preced- ing quarter for meters installed less~ than one year. (b) All bills will be payable at- the Edina Village Hall within 15 days of date rendered and no dis- count shall be allowed after said 1 days' period has elapsed, (c) Delinquent notices will be- mailed 20 days after original billsw and water service will be discontin•. ued to any accounts delinquent 60:, days. A icharge of $2.00 will be- made and shall be payable before•= service is restored. (d) A flat charge of $5.00 will be- made for repair and calibration of- any meter injured on the customer's° premises, or for test made at the in- stance of the customer if the meter - is found to be, accurate within the- generally acceptable tolerance. (e) The Water System reserve the right to remove any meter at -. any time for test or calibration on_ is own initiative and at its own ex- pense. Meter replacements will bf-- charged for at the same rate as new - meter installations and any repairs; found necessary in the process of' making such a test, including the - remobal of lime deposits; etc., wily be charge to the consumer at cost c,f- 1 parts and labor. (f) A service charge of $2,00 wi1F_ ,be made for shutting off curb stops• or reestablishing service at the cus -- tomer's request, or if service is •dis- continued for non- payment of bills. (g) In the case of broken or leak-- - ing service line (between corpora- tion cock and meter) the consumer - shall be required to make necessary - repairs within five (5) days after - notification by the Water System - In the event of consumers's failure° to make such repairs, as above pro- vided, the Water Systm is author- ized and directed to discontinue ser- vice or to have such repairs made, and to charge the costs thereof to• the' consumer's water account. (h) In the case'of serious breaks,. where loss of water may be sub- stantial, water service may be dis- continued_ until repairs are made. Section 5. New Services. A uni- form service charge will be made for- all future connections, as follows: (a) For Permit/ and Inspection:. $3.50� (b)For tapping main and installing - corporation cock 9.00 -(3/4 1"_$10.50e (c) For furnishing meter, Cost- plus 2.004 (d) For paving repairs (Hard' (e) All the above charges are dp_e- and payable at time application fo permit is made. Provisions for prop- er , connections of meter, includin shut -off valves on each side of same shall be made by the Plumbing Con_ tractor, and shall be ready at the- time the Water System is requested. to set the meter. yond the boundary of adjacent as- sessment districts shall be permit- ted upon payment of or assess- ment for connection charge equi- valent to the assessment levied a- gainst similar frontage in the crea- ted water district to which connect- ed. The petition and agreement for- assessment must provide that in- case of extensions replacing-the tem- porary connection permitted addi- tional cost over the amounts paid or assessed may be assessed in con- nection wWt the new district, or 'if' such cost is less, such excess may be* refunded to the person who made the- payments. Any receipts from such payments 'ahali be held in a speciaF reserve and applied to equalize any- future 'assessment against the prop- erty served by such connections. A waiver of protest against assess- ment in any future district in which the lot served is located must be, signed at time connection permit is applied for. Section 7. The Waterworks System: will be charged with the amount of any local taxes for Village or- School's functions, and. the amount of such taxes remitted to the General'. Funds of the Village or School Dist- rict in the ratio of the two, levies„ in acordance with Section 6 (b) of that resolution entitled "A RESO- LUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF WATERWORKS REVENUE BONDS FOR THE PUR- POSE OF PROVIDING MONEY FOR THE PURCHASE AND IM_ PROVEMENT OF THE WATER- WORKS PLANT AND SYSTEM", dated July 10, 1947, Section 8. Repeal. All ordinances, and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 9. Effective. This ordi- nance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and Publication according to law. Section 10. Saving clause. If any section of this ordinance, or any- part thereof, shall be held invalid by any court of competent. jurisdic- tion such, invalidity. shall extend only to the section affected and ev- ery other section shall be continued in full force and effect. Passed by the village: council this 24th day of January, 1949. GENE COOPER Village President (Seal) BOWER HAWTHORNE Village Clerk (January 27) ;Poor Quality Document Disclaimer The original or copy of a document or page of a document presented at the time of digital scanning contained within this digital; file may be of substandard quality for viewing, printing or faxing'needs. n i 1 4 M89MM7 MIM, qWMIM �i3 Ac=eplu vre P•i�n�teIis, t��•�aesata This to 91 OTM- gam thatt you WM be permitted 'to 'Maw Souft Harriet Bade . ; ski OD) to ',e t1mg, OI*&- _wa ' 14' ,%th street,. ja6b hest of ' cb moo, to= cash ant. of the 340 ant -foot: wsess rit- for thie. wator m4n. Upon . � ' �iae for .�.. fey. trot', -a' oeuFrim. vUI Uge to obi pwper -'OAsennt \thra pftvat6-ptoperWto enable Connect to the nains _ . pus :g: � Y i December 90 1949 Pars. Karl M. Louts 4617 Edina Blvd, Minneapolis 10o Minn: Dear Mrs. Laut6i Your latter of October 24,:requesting that a hydrant_ be. •z6Ved .from the c Avewary' at 4615 -4617 Edina 'Bouleyard; was -r ad and" considered at a rodent Council.Me©ting. `the Comell, has asked that you be informed that the drp-It War, ba iiidv6C beat that full coot ,of such work must', be bov qad by you. 1 , HydriLnts ,ape locatod along property 2Snes,- and it' has '. be-on the -policy of the Village for' years. to move them only ; upon n,Srmont by the property owners. 1�. case you Wish. relocation of 'the hydrant,, we will', appreciate hearing further from you. lours No .truly, VILLAGE -,OF EDINA B 3bputy Pillage Ole�k gs a' 'I r, I MRS. KARL M. LEUTE j' 461.7 EDINA BOULEVARD MINNEAPOLIS 10. MINNESOTA � � � / cued SL � ,/-� i��'•�� -� tit —c"e MRS. KARL M. LEUTE 4617 EDINA BOULEVARD MINNEAPOLIS 10, MINNESOTA 1 ` 6 9 �� NNW 06tober Z4*, 29W RinneapoUs. ,Nlnnesots` sear, 41rt, Red_ Resolution Providing ftf, Issuanm a! ° compliance with Poar'recent request, we are attadhfta . copy of the above reso3ntion, adopted by the TUUV Ca W41 fte $tat PabUO AMMIMP office it gwstiml" the, mean9 . �i' b a l o .des with . VEAMMOVIM reimbursing the gaaesal farad of the villas an amount eq#velc nt3 to the ideal taxes for village and oc purpoem, U We to, be done each. Veen. sr Vag tbS Intent . that tra"ter be madw only In the freer the property. was' trans d -from private to 0 OM-er p.. It is the pert-s ionteattIon that, my Sro ster of ftide trop the. Vatefto foa. loss iu gets, � the year of trwwter of property) would conatiEt0 a gratuity- F lu eOl 24 O,W -�� ..I� c�2a..«e,oQ alt. �¢ � °^� ' �.J� -�- �n c� -•�'� cvnc� lR? a/, V'o SZ+� -�X - ��R -- Q►� -J2S2 ,X c► �7(�� opt -Prow e A-Z-'D.Q- c cn 1. C \ILA l November - 2,.1949 Mrs. Henry. G. Weber ' . 5111; Halifax Ave. South Minneapolis 10., Minn. Dear'Madim:. Your request of.October 8, for refund on your water bill for the last quarter, was m.nsi'dered by the;Village Council at their meeting of -the 24th. At that time -the water records.for the past two.years were reviewed, as follows: BILLING OF 19 8 19 9 wary �1 3 April 2. 00, 2.16 July r 13.86 2.46* October 10 .807 14-78 , You will note that the readings of both July-and Octoberkof this year are less than those ,of 1948;" and *hat benefit was received by you on the July, 1949, billing because of a meter stoppage. For that reason the Council has not allowed your application for a reduction in the bill.. Yours very truly, VILLAGE OF EDINA BY Deputy V111age Clerk' gsa Jay laq 1 11r. $, Floyd Diall 5224 Sawn Ave=o , R#ML- 3polls 200 Hinaesota DeV Mr. —%III Tour letter of July Be cuing Adina water restrictions, vas read at; the Villap CawwU Resting. field duly 11. Mw matter of au auxiliary deep velU to supplement � our present grater supply and to aid In mas'Cing the depnde of our iz bressing population, has lonS been under consider ation tv the Coanall. At the aseting o#' the 11th, the C *ci.l acted to take Yids on a new veil as of Angnot 13� as a begIening for extension of the parent system, you" verg trulYs VILLAM OF ZDML- Deputy village Cleft =; /C� °� BELL & EISSS INC. FOSHAY TOWER MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA July 8, 1949 Edina Plater D e>partment 4801 W est 50th St. Minneapolis 10, Minn. Attention: Mr'. Ben Ploehler, Superintendent Re: Sprinkling Restrictions Gentlemen: May I ask if plans are being made toward the goal of eliminating these sprinkling restrictions? Surely one of the reasons why people move to Edina is to escape such irritating restrictions. The economic.status of.the average family 'in Edina warrants an adequate w ater supply at all times, and for all purposes. It is "out of character" for the Village of Edina to impose such limitations year. after year. Nearly four years..have passed since the end of World War II and material procurement conditions are now good. Although I have not examined the plans and specifications of the existing systems it would be reasonable to conclude that the system is now both inadequate and inefficient. Consequently, in my opinion, a stud should be made at once to determine how the existing instal - lation can best be improved and what extensions and additions should be made. I believe this subject should be presented to the Village. Council soon, so that a project that might require the approval of the voters could still be placed in service before next summer. Very, truly yours, E. Floyd Bell 5224 Oak Lawn Avenue i EFB:gj I H. R. NICHOLS COMPANY 2645 UNIVERSITY AVE., MIDWAY 3388 S7. PAUL 4, MINN. MIDWAY 1020 GENEVA 7475 MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS March 17, 1919 Village of Edina Pdinnespolis, Minnesota Attn: Gretchen Schussler Gentlemen: You will find enclosed herewith a surety bond issued by Indemnity Insurance Company of North America, in the amount of $2,200.00, covering our contract vrith you for the installation of the well pump at-he fiftieth street station, Edina, Minnesota. Vie should be pleased to have you return our certified check in the amount of $300.00. HRNEO I h" Enc. Very truly yours, H. R. N HO ANY r H. R. Nichols, President L No. 1005%— Certificate of Acknowledgment—By Corporation . Miller-Davis Co., Minneapolis, Minn. otate of ... 27zr-- - ............ .. . . . .. . ... . ... ...... 19....y.`/., County of.. .................................... On this ....... 47 ....... day of .......... before me. a .... .. ... .... .. ................................... within and for said County personally appeared ...... ...... .. ......... .. . . ....... ... .. ............................................................... and ........................ . ...... ..................................................................... ; .............. to me personally known, who, being each by me duty sworn ........... ..............did say that they are respectively the........................ Presicynt and the ........................ ............................................................................................... ; ... of . ............................................................................ the corporation named in the .................. .A/::*'!- fore_AoIn,0 instrument, and t was the seat afflxed to said instrument is the corporate seat of said corporation, and that said instrument wag 81,0ned and sealed in behalf of said corporation, by authority of its Board Of......... A ... ... ...... .. .... ..................and said ........................... ;q. ..... 21r� ..... 4-10-:46AV-2 .................................................. and ...................... ........ ...................... a oknowledfled said instrument to be the free act and deed of said . ......................... ... ....... corporation. .. ..... 2, .. ........... Notary Public ..............County........, ttMy commission expires ........................... ... ...................................... ...... :z 6tate of 01innegota Ss. County of Hennepin Onthis ................ 16. t1.... ............................... day of .......... March ............. ............................... ......................19.4.9.:, before me, appeared LeRoy 6V. Drew .......... ............................................................................................................... .............................to me personally known, who being by me duly sworn did say that he is the agent and Attorney -in -fact of the INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, a corporation of Pennsylvania, created, organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; that the seal affixed to the fore- going instrument is the corporate seal of said corporation, and that said instrument was executed in behalf of said corporation by authority of its Board of Directors; and the said .................. T. �eoy,,.,.. W....... DI' eW .............................. acknowledged said instrument to be the free act and deed of said corporation. .............. ........ .................. • ................... ............................... Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minnesota. 358 IM 12 -11.45 Printed in U.S.A. My Commission Expires ..................... ............................... ELMIRA f,L!EVIER Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minn, My Commission Expires Dec. 2, 1954, r r INDEMNITY COMPANY O P H CONTRACT BOND (Short Form) vSllRANCE FH AMERICA IA ROW all Berl by djtg;e 3Pre .5er1t .0, That we, H. R. NICHOLS COMPANY, Saint Paul, Minnesota (hereinafter called "Principal' as Principal, and the INDEMNITY INSURANCE COM= PANY OF NORTH AMERICA, a Corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Pennsylvania, and authorized to transact business in the State of Minnesota (hereinafter called "Surety "), as Surety, are held and firmly bound unto Village of Edina,.Edina, Minnesota (hereinafter called "Obligee "), in the penal sum of TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED -AND N0 1100 Dollars ($2, 200.00 ), good and lawful money of the United States of America, for the payment of which, well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs, administrators, executors, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. SEALED with our seals and dated this 16th day of . March A. D. 19 49 WHEREAS, the above bounden Principal has entered into a certain written contract with the above named Obligee, dated the 7th day of March 19 49 for the furnishing and installation of one well pump :at the fiftieth street well, Edina, Minnesota which contract is hereby referred to and made a part hereof as fully and to the same extent as if copied at length herein. Now, therefore, the condition of the above obligation is such, That if the above bounden Principal shall well and truly keep, do and perform, each and every, all and singular, the matters and things in said contract set forth and specified to be by the said Principal kept, done and performed at the time and in the manner in said contract specified, and shall pay over, make good and reimburse to the above named Obligee, all loss and damage which said Obligee may sustain by reason of failure or default on the part of said Principal, then this obligation shall be void; otherwise, to be and remain in full force and effect. PROVIDED, however, this bond is executed by the Surety, upon the express condition that no right of action shall accrue upon or by reason hereof, to or for the use or benefit of any one other than the Obligee named herein; and the obligation of the Surety is-and-shall _ be construed strictly as one of suretyship only. - H. R. N 0 ANX B INDEMNITY INSURANCE COM Y OF H AMERICA By.................................... ..... ....................... . .... ............................... A .......its...Att4rney -. ? . -k'aC . ................... A -57 2M 7 -12-37 Printed in U. S. A. S' CONTRACT BOND ON BEHALF OF H.R. NICHOSS COMPANY .............................................................................................. ............................... IN FAVOR OF .uill.iage ....af .... Edina.,.Ed ln.a...minn.,...... Elective Date ...........Mar..ph- 16 ........................... 1934.9... Bond � ............. INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA PHILADELPHIA Larch 19... 1949 I. H. Rchale (omna W 2645 MAverst ty $v+enuo St. P=1 4, Airaoaota Gentlemen; ! l t n ign Mr. g.-R. lei chol s _ Ft�sident 2%Mk yon for the surety bond submitted to cover cost of installation of well pump at 50th street and Wooddale Avenme p=sp house.. In compliance with your request of the l7th, w* are pleqaed to return your €ertlfied Cbeck No. 379 of Pebruary 28, 19W9 in the amount of $300.00, which Is enclosed herewith.. Tours very truly, OF EDVA SZ Deputy .111336 Clerk so ' VILLAGE OF EDINA 41301 West Fiftieth Street Edina, Minnesota I No. 2536 %2— Affidavit of Publication- — Miller -navle Co., Minneapolis AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION -- P otate of �innelota, 11 ills! BllS I CLOSE Ss. 28. I .FElI. Edina (Minneapolis 10), Minn. the Edina County of Han.nepin. ....... ............................... Will be oh I ]SIDS i opened by to be Village Council at its meeting to W. inne. 28, held at the Village February I. 50th. Street, on Monday, ONE Close.. ............••B..&... b ... , being duly sworn, 7040, for the furnishing of Centrifugal Pump for the I on oath says; thatfhe now is, and during all the times herein stated has been, .................... Coupled 4�Taterworks Department. This pump shall have a capacity of a total head o .......Adva �• t, i-eing... Gler.$ .................................... : ................... : ......................... ........ 2000 G.P.M. against 60 feet. It shall be mounted on 'shaft a 30 H. P. 1150 R.P•1VI. 220 I ......0 the newspaper known as ................. ............................... lhe�p�f�ilelaeflts.�sdCg f extension of Volt 3 Phase 00 Cycle Induction Motor. the bid shall be a suitable n and has full knowledge of the Con�tn 1�Q Included in steel enclosed �Iaermit automatic for �ZQII...�le.t.in. facts l{ey Switch . PBidder to take own manual starting. measurements. Space limited. of delivery That f or more than one year immediately prior to the publication therein of the Price shall include cost and bidder installation, printed... 0.dV...e.r..t.1R.0 19nti andcomplete shall "specify date b delivery. not be accePtedand lacy .................................................................... ............................... hereto attached, said newspaper' was printed and published in the English language i Bids will sealed, identified d by certified check payable companies by, at least ten from its known office of publication unthin the ......................................... ............................... � to the Village Clerk .for I percent of the bid price. I Council reserves the right to ......................�..t of BBnne.apolie in the County of The or all bids. - ennepin select any BOAVER HASVTHOftNr .................................................................... ............................... State of Minnesota, on " " " " " " "'' Village Clerk _._ -- .— ............T,h..l . Sd.ay ........................of each week in column and sheet form equivalent — in space to 450 running inches of single column two inches wide; has been issued from a known office established in said place of publication equipped with skilled workmen and the necessary material for Preparing and printing the same; ........... ............................... ............................................................................................................................... ............................... .............................................................................................................................. ............................... has had in its makeup not less than twenty -five Per cent of its news columns devoted to local news of interest to said, community it purports to serve, the press work of which has been done in its said known office of publication; has contained general news, com- ments and miscellany; has not duplicated any other publication; has not been entirely made up of patents, plate matter and advertisements; has been circulated at and near its said place of publication to the extent of i46 copies regularly delivered to paying sub- scribers; hai been entered as second class mail matter in the local post office of its said place of publication; that there has been on file in the office of the County Auditor of said county the affidavit of a person having first hand knowledge of the facts constitut- ing its qualification as a newspaper for publication of legal notices; and that its pub- lishers have complied with all demands of said County Auditor for proofs of its said qualification. That the printed ......, dY@ rt, i.9 8ment ............... ............................... hereto attached as a part hereof was cut from the columns of said newspaper; was published therein in the English language once each week for........ ............................ 17th successive weeks; that it was first so published on the .................... ............................day of .............. Feb. r. uar .y. ............... 19 ...... 4Aid thereafter on..... Th4r,446 of each week to and including the ............ 2M ...... day of ...... eb.rLiar .Y...19...49 and that the following is a copy of the lower case alphabet which is acknowledged to have been the size and kind of type used in the pubs' ation of said ......... ............................... ......................... .......................... ....... E..................................................................... i vabcdefghijklmnopgrstuvwxY'z= 7 w x Y$ ............ ............................... ........... �` .......................... 24th February 49 Subscribed and sworn to before me this ..........................day of .................................... 19........ Upson Notary .Public,HQXMPin .................................................. County, Minnesota. My commission expires.......�.tO..?.er...l2th 1955 ................... ............................... `,_ ^^ ° ��� ~� ^=���="^�r�� w� Publication � � OF ' ___________._ ' ------'------ '----_--.----,.----------_----- No. 2836 %2--- Affidavit of Pablfeatfon Miller -Davie Co.. Minneapolls ............................:::.................................................. .. ...... ..................................... .............................. : has had in its makeup not less than twenty -five per cent of its news columns devoted to local news of interest to said community it purports to serve, the press work of which has been done in its said known office of publication; has contained general news, com- ments and miscellany; has not duplicated any other publication', has not been entirely made up of patents, plate matter and advertisements; has been circulated at and near its said place of publication to the extent of zqo copies regularly delivered to paying sub- scribers; has been entered as second class mail matter in the local post office of its said place of publication; that there has been on file in the office of the County Auditor of said county the affidavit of a person having first hand knowledge of the facts constitut- ing its qualification as a newspaper for publication of legal notices; and that its pub- lishers have complied with all demands of said County Auditor for proofs of its said qualification. That the printed....... 4Y9rti sement hereto attached as a part hereof was cut from the columns of said newspaper; was published therein in the English language once each week for ........ t i.. 0 ........................... successive weeks; that it was first so published on the........... . � T th .......................day of i ............... F.Q.b.r.werv............... z9......4ad thereafter on ...... Tt111r §A.Sy..................... g 2.4th......day of... ....��..e.brUeTr�...z9..:4R3..; of each week to and including the ................... and that the following is a copy of the lower case alphabet which. is acknowledged to have been the sire and kind of type u ed ' the publication of said ......... ............................... ........................... ... ..__........................... .............. ............. ............................... abcdefghijklmnopgrstucwxyz �w Z i.i .................................,. rP... e► �r'!`- ..........�...........q.............................. 24th February 4 Subscribed and sworn -to before me this ....................:.... day of ........ :........................... z9........ Upson Notary. Public, . He, nne pin . . . ........................ I. .... ...County, Minnesota. October 12th 1955 Mycommission expires ......................................................... ............................... AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION PiJMP —BIDS CLOSE FEB. 28. otafe ' Edina (Minaeapoifw 10); Minn. of ,�ctYt�e�ota; BIDS will. be opened by the Edina Village. Council at its meeting to be Hall, 4801 W. GOlilily af...::..... Hennepin held at •the Village rioth Street, on Monday, February 11, furnishing of ONE Close ... :::.........:::::.:........:.:. 1949, for the Coupled Centrifugal 'Pump for the 7 + .:..:..........�8,.0...,. :Lxlna.:.. :......... .........................:..... being duly sworn, Waterworks Department. have a capacity of This . pump shall G.P.M. against a total head of on oath says; thaShe now is, and dursng all the times herein stated bars been, :................... 2000 I', 50 feet. It shall be mounted on shaft extension of a 30 H.P. 1150 R.P.M. 220 pp 4., b ......... �sdme —Zs t., s.ing....Cl•e Clark ................:.............................. ............................... ........ Volt 3 Phase 60 Cycle Induction Motor. Included in the bid shall be a suitable Starter with thejttV#= -X AdD=.. f pap r known as ................. ..::........................... 0 tit¢ newspaper steel enclosed Ma gnetic Key Switch to permit automatic n to take own ..C.onstr. oli.on...Rull.e.l.ln. and has full knowledge of the manual starting. ,Bidder measurements. Space limited. ce shall cost of delivery linstallation, , f acts herein stated. andricomplete and bidder date of* delivery. That for more than one, year immediately prior to the publication therein of the shall specify Bids will not be accepted unless identified on envelope, and ac- TintedfA.Y.�Xv� 4 �.�Ti.R.k. p .... .................................................................. .................\`.,,......... sealed, e panied by a certified check payable Clerk for at least ten hereto attached, said newspaper was printed and published in' the English language' to the vivage percent of the-. bid.- price. Council' reserves the right to. from its kriO4Vn 0 f Tice of publication within the ............:..•..................:....... ..........................:.... The reject any or all bids. BOl1'ER HAWTHORNE Village Clerk Cg +$ of.. MinneBppllB ........................ •.....•• S] Sil E' jD�A ::' ::::: .. ............................... .StatetoftMinrteosotay of ............ Thur.S.G fty ........................of each week in column and sheet form equivalent in space to 4So running inches of single column two- inches wide; has been issued from a known office established in said place of publication equipped with skilled workmen and the xec¢ssary material for preparing and printing the same; ..:........ ............................... ............................:::.................................................. .. ...... ..................................... .............................. : has had in its makeup not less than twenty -five per cent of its news columns devoted to local news of interest to said community it purports to serve, the press work of which has been done in its said known office of publication; has contained general news, com- ments and miscellany; has not duplicated any other publication', has not been entirely made up of patents, plate matter and advertisements; has been circulated at and near its said place of publication to the extent of zqo copies regularly delivered to paying sub- scribers; has been entered as second class mail matter in the local post office of its said place of publication; that there has been on file in the office of the County Auditor of said county the affidavit of a person having first hand knowledge of the facts constitut- ing its qualification as a newspaper for publication of legal notices; and that its pub- lishers have complied with all demands of said County Auditor for proofs of its said qualification. That the printed....... 4Y9rti sement hereto attached as a part hereof was cut from the columns of said newspaper; was published therein in the English language once each week for ........ t i.. 0 ........................... successive weeks; that it was first so published on the........... . � T th .......................day of i ............... F.Q.b.r.werv............... z9......4ad thereafter on ...... Tt111r §A.Sy..................... g 2.4th......day of... ....��..e.brUeTr�...z9..:4R3..; of each week to and including the ................... and that the following is a copy of the lower case alphabet which. is acknowledged to have been the sire and kind of type u ed ' the publication of said ......... ............................... ........................... ... ..__........................... .............. ............. ............................... abcdefghijklmnopgrstucwxyz �w Z i.i .................................,. rP... e► �r'!`- ..........�...........q.............................. 24th February 4 Subscribed and sworn -to before me this ....................:.... day of ........ :........................... z9........ Upson Notary. Public, . He, nne pin . . . ........................ I. .... ...County, Minnesota. October 12th 1955 Mycommission expires ......................................................... ............................... Affidavit of Publication OF ................................. : ......................................................... .......................................................................................... . .......................................................................................... 1� H. R. NICHOLS COMPANY 2645 UNIVERSITY AVE., MIDWAY 3388 ST. PAUL 4, MINN. MIDWAY 1020 GENEVA 7475 MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS February 28, 1949 Honorable Village Council Village of Edina Edina, Minnesota Gentlemen: We are pleased to quote you for furnishing and installing for your Fiftieth Street well one Allis - Chalmers, Type SS -E, 8" suction by 6" discharge, single suction, single stage, bronze fitted centrifugal pump with integral 30 HP, 1160 RPM, 3 phase, 220 volt, 60 cycle motor.'f or the installed price of $2,200.00. This proposition includes one steel encased.magnetic starter with key operation for hand - automatic operation, required pipe materials, required concrete base, and electric wiring from the pump to the secondaries of the existing transformer bank which we understand is located not more than twenty feet from the pump house. No controls other than the magnetic starter are included. Our proposition does not include any alteration in the wiring of the ex- isting transformer bank, and it is our understanding that the existing bank is of adequate size for the 30 HP motor. Our proposition is based on having the.village of Edina remove the existing well pump to a. point outside the pump house: Terms of sale are payment on or before the tenth of the month for materials furnished or installed. in the preceeding thirty -day period., with final pay- ment to be made within thirty days following completion of the iATork. This is a firm price, and is subject to acceptance within thirty days. Very truly yours, C 14PANY H. R. Nichols, President HRN:rms AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION— AMENDMENT OF 1935. Suburban Press. Inc. . AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION ,*tMtP of Minmata, ss. County of.Henne. X1111 .......................... A ....................... Rob.est ....... - Br.. O .ad ............................ - •- • - - - -, being duly sworn, on oath says; that he now is, and during all the times herein stated hqs been, .. ........................... ............................... (Official ll on) VH LAGE. OF EDINA the Editor of the newspaper known as THE SUBURBAN PRESS, and has full Hennepin County,--311nnei0t - knowledge of the facts herein stated. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BEDS . PUMF, I That for more than one year immediately prior to the publication therein of the Village will be -opened by the Edina. printedAdV--- •- f.ar. ... b.lds =,.. -Pump ....••---•---•----.....-•-•--•••-• .......... ........ •-- ••------ •--- •- - -.... ge CouheiT l its meeting V. hereto attached, said newspaper was rinted and published in the English lan- e held at the Village '.Hall, 4801 W. � p p g 50th Street, ;on Monday, February guage from its known office of publication within the Village of Hopkins, In the e8, ,1949, for -the furnishing of ONE County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota on Thursday of each week in column and lose Coupled Centrifugal ; ONE sheet form equivalent to 450 running inches of single column two inches wide; For the Waterworks Department.' has been issued from a known office established in said place of publication equip This pump shall have a capacity ped with skilled workmen and the necessary material for preparing and printing 9f 2000 ,.G, P. M, . against a, total the same; head of 50 feet,/It shall be mounted, :. on 'shaft extension of -a 30 H. P. ; has had in its makeup not less than twenty -five 1150 R. P. M. 220, Volt 3 Phase 60 per cent of its news columns devoted to local news of interest to said community Cycle Induction Motor. le cste et bn- it purports to serve; the press work of which has been done in its said known of- the bid shall be ; a suitable steeh;:en- closed. Magnetic: Starter with Key l, fice of publication; has contained general news, comments, and miscellany; has Switch • to permit automatic or man -. I not duplicated any other publication; has not been entirely made up of patents, ual starting, Bidder to take , owr plate matter and advertisements; has been circulated at or near its said place measurements. Space 'liniited. of publication to the extent of 240 copies regularly delivered to paying sub - Price shall include cost of delivery scribers; has been entered as second class mail matter in the local post office of and complete installation, and bidder its said place of publication; that there has been on file in the office of shall specify date of delivery, ..: the County Auditor of said county the affidavit of a person having first hand Bids' will not be ..accepted unless knowledge of the facts constituting its qualification as a newspaper for publi- sealed, identified -on envelope,:.and cation of legal notices; and that its publishers have complied with all demands accompanied by a certified elieck of said County Auditor for proofs of its said qualification. payable to the Village Clerk for at least. ten percent of the bid price. That the printed ................ Adm..... far. ... bJ Lla ............................................... I..... ,The Council reserves the right to hereto attached as a part hereof was cut from the columns of said newspaper; reject .any or all bids. BOWER HAWT•HORNE was published therein in the English language once each week for ...... Z ............... Village Clerk (Feb. 17 and 24) successive weeks; that it was first so published on the.- ...:- a.7.................day of = - - -- Febx'�ary .................. 194 .9.. and thereafter on-. Thur -sd�c- ....----- ...----- ........ of each week to and including the ...... ``24? ........... day of..Ff!brusry...... 19.49: and that the following is a copy of the lower case alphabet which is acknowl- edged to have been the size and kind of type used in the publication of said .........Adv...... f fox .... ............ ... abcdefgh • grstuvwxyz Subscribed and sworn to befoyre /me this..- `Z4 .......... day of - .F.ebruamy,19 ... 49 ......... c rc!� ..1: ... ....... 4 ....................... HennepinNotar y Public ................................................................... County, Minnesota My Commission expires ...... N.O.V._...19.,.. ..1.951 ................... — Affidavit of Publication OF ..................... L .......................................................... AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION — AMENDMENT OF 1935. Suburban Press. Inc:. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION �iM�P 11� �tririrsuttt, ss. County of- Henn epin --------------------- ------------------ !N;-----Broad ............... being duly sworn, on oath says; that he now is, and during all the times herein stated has been, .........•--•-------• .......................................................................... ............................... •....................... (Official Publication) V)<LLAGE OF EDINA I the Editor of the newspaper known as THE SUBURBAN PRESS, and has full Hennepin .County, -Minnesota knowledge of the facts herein stated. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS .—:Pump That for more than one year immediately prior to the publication therein of the BIDS will be:opened by the Edina rented P Ad-v-; ... -- ..................................... ............................... Village Council =at its meeting to �Qr °�7i$� X13® �-° be held' at the Village Hall, 4801 W. hereto attached, said newspaper was Printed and published in the English lan- 50th Street, on . Monday; February guage from its known office of publication within the Village of Hopkins, in the ,28 1949, ,for the furnishing of ONE I County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota on Thursday of each week in column and Close . ' Coupled Centrifugal Pump sheet form equivalent to 450 running inches of single column two inches wide; for the Waterworks. Department. has been issued from a known office established in said place of publication equip. This pump shall. have a capacity I ped with skilled workmen and the necessary material for preparing and printing of .- 2000 G. _ P.. M.- against a total - ' . the same : .................................. ............................... head of 50 feet,- It shall be mounted on shaft extension of a 30 H. P., ; has had in its makeup not less than twenty -five 1150 R. -P. M, 220 Volt 3 Phase -'60 r � per cent of its news columns devoted to local news of interest to said community Cycle .Induction Motor. Iacluded ile it u orts to serve; the ress work of which has been done in its said known of- the bid shall"be; a suitable teel?.'e. fice of publication; has ontained general news, comments, and miscellany; has closed . Magnetic., Starter with . Key. Switch to permit automatic or man i not duplicated any other publication; has not been entirely made up of patents, ual starting, Bidder to take .own plate matter and advertisements; has been circulated at or near its said place measurements. Space limited, of publication to the extent of 240 copies regularly delivered to paying sub- Price shall include cost of delivery scribers; has been entered as second class mail matter in the local post office of and complete installation, and bidder its said place of publication; that there has been on file in the office of shall, specify date of - delivery; the County Auditor of said county the affidavit of a person having first hand Bids will not lie. accepted unless knowledge of the facts constituting its qualification as a newspaper .for publi sealed, identified on envelope,' and cation of legal notices; and that its publishers have complied with all demands accompanied by a.. certified check of said County Auditor for proofs of its said qualification. ' payable to •the • Village , Clerk for at least ten percent of the bid price. That the rented ................. ...................... The Council reserves the right to hereto attached as a part hereof was cut from the columns of said newspaper; reject ,any or. all b!ds. POWERCH kWTHORNE ; was published therein in the English language once each week for......2 ...... g t successive weeks; that it was first so published on the........ -7- y (Feb. 17 and 24) -; ---- .- .-- .-- • -...da of — — .......Febi` &rL ....•......•...•. 1949. and thereafter on...Thured of each week to and including the......24...........day of- Tobrwa- ry..... 19.49: and that the following is a copy of the lower case alphabet which is acknowl- edged to have been the size and kind of type used in the publication of said •-------- ,Ad-V- , - - -.f G- r•---- b-1 d4;-- P- U=P ................................................ .------------------------ . - - - -- r abcdefgh" no rstuvw�xyz 1 ............. .........----.---........ Subscribed and sworn to before me th.is....24..........day f February, 19 - - -4.9 :.�:.,1.... Notary Public,....... RA_1inepin ......... ........................County, Minnesota My Commission expires.......Neq 1�. .....961........•.............• J Affidavit of Publication OF C May 26,, 1950 Xr. John W. Windhorst Dorsey,Colman,Barker,Scott &- Barber First National -Soo Line Bldg. Minneapolis, Minnesota i Dear Sir: is On Deceffiber 9; 1949, are wrote the School Board as follows "On January 13, 1949, the Edina Village Council mailed you a check in the amount of ll,017.26, which was intended to,pay "an amount equivalent to the local taxes for school purposes -on the-property of the crater system, for the year 1947. "It has been the intent of the Village Council to reimburse the School District for-the loss in taxes, each year, resulting from the Village's purchase.of the private mater utility, "A ruling by the Attorney General of Minnesota cancels the'validity of such a payment, stating that it constitutes a "gratuity" and that Village officials do not have authority to make any remittance of this nature. "Therefore, to 'comply with State Law, the Council Faust request the return of the unauthorized remittance. We hope that we.may have your check before the end of December, in order that our books may be in balance by that time." After this letter was written, there was some discusoion about applying the J1,017 on property to be- condemned by Village for Deep Well purposes, _but it was thought best to make transaction clean cut by issuing.check to School District in full for well property, and getting a check from �i them for our ,017: On March*13, _ 1950, are issued our check for $1,377.40, for well property, but are have heard nothing from them since. At the last regular meeting of the Council this matter was referred to you. Yours very truly, TILLAQS OF EDINA BY n Deputy Village Clerk a May 26,, 1950 Xr. John W. Windhorst Dorsey,Colman,Barker,Scott &- Barber First National -Soo Line Bldg. Minneapolis, Minnesota i Dear Sir: is On Deceffiber 9; 1949, are wrote the School Board as follows "On January 13, 1949, the Edina Village Council mailed you a check in the amount of ll,017.26, which was intended to,pay "an amount equivalent to the local taxes for school purposes -on the-property of the crater system, for the year 1947. "It has been the intent of the Village Council to reimburse the School District for-the loss in taxes, each year, resulting from the Village's purchase.of the private mater utility, "A ruling by the Attorney General of Minnesota cancels the'validity of such a payment, stating that it constitutes a "gratuity" and that Village officials do not have authority to make any remittance of this nature. "Therefore, to 'comply with State Law, the Council Faust request the return of the unauthorized remittance. We hope that we.may have your check before the end of December, in order that our books may be in balance by that time." After this letter was written, there was some discusoion about applying the J1,017 on property to be- condemned by Village for Deep Well purposes, _but it was thought best to make transaction clean cut by issuing.check to School District in full for well property, and getting a check from �i them for our ,017: On March*13, _ 1950, are issued our check for $1,377.40, for well property, but are have heard nothing from them since. At the last regular meeting of the Council this matter was referred to you. Yours very truly, TILLAQS OF EDINA BY n Deputy Village Clerk December 9.. 1949 School Board Independent School pietrlot. Day.. 17 ;dim Sigh School. J 57t;h and Horamandai.e Minneapolis 10, Xim. t�entlemeua . On Jawla?y 134, 1949, the Edina Villa>p Council mall ®ft you a ,dheck In thi , amount off' $1,017.28 '. ,which 4as Intended to pay "aa amount equivAlent to the 1*0A t a"s fear, aohool purposes, ou the' pr"rty of the vaster eys tem, for t a year 1947 ' It ha' sa been the lat►eAt of the Y11.1age Couacll to re Uburee the School Distr$bt for'the los3 in'taxes, each ,year, reeulting trom 09 V019,0! a pnscie of the grlvae water utility. A rating tV the Attorney General of HUM690ta''oancels the Yaldditiy of, such a pv=nt,. statiAg that It constitutes a "gr$ WLV" -Ad that Village. off iciale do not 'Dave authority to make wW, remittance oP. this natum Thorgforov to- comply : Uh State Xawo Us Counoil mash - request the ie.tum of the unauthor$zed 'remittance, We hope _ that ;ire mV 4av yot*_ 02-eok 'b- Ifore, the end of Donember, in order that our books mV 'b6 in Baia nft by that time, Yours vary, txy, MIA" 0)7 MIRA Doty V41ago clerk geg , MR. SIMPSON CALLEb -AT OFFICE JULY 21, ABOUT THIS PAYMENT. SAYS MR. TANNER W INPORMiM(S,CHOOL BOARD THAT MONEY IS OWING TO VILLAGE, GSk February 14, 1949 To the Edina Village Council: A2 I wish to report that during the year 1948, this office issued the following permits:- 357 Building Permits - Fees, $6,170,00 319 Plumbing " — " 1, 678.25 149 Water _ 1,263 =50 146 Cesspool " - " 293.50 172 Sewer " — " 720.00 Of the total collected fees of $10,125.25., $450.00 was for street repair of wever and water trenches.. The 357 building permits were for 262 new single family'dwellings, l meeting hall, 3 churches, 64 private garages, 1 service station, 1 office building, 1 shed and 24 additions or alterations. In regard to inspection, there were 160 sewer, 128 cesspool, 534 plumbing, 138 water, or a total of 960 inspections for the year 1948. We also made 38 new water taps. Building inspections were made along with the plumbing. In addition to this there were numerous calls for special inspections and service helps, and all were taken care of. Last spring, the sewer system of the Country Club was flushed and this spring we are going to clean the system by the cable and bucket method. There are quite a few horde in this district that are having "root" trouble in their oven lines.. These people have one of the root removed services clean their sewer, they in turn wash a lot of these loose roots into our system causing us trouble. The Water Department raised or. lovrered Manhole covers as necessary on finished durface streets. We also finithed painting the Fire Hydrants and checked same; any that were found defective were repaired, During the year 1948, we added 153 new water connections to our system; we now have 1209 connected services. There were four days last summer that the full capacity of the Halifax-and Wooddale' pumps were used. If the use of water increases as much next summer, we may have to go back to "Springl.ing Regulations ", I wish to recommend that two new wells be considered for the near future, one in the lbcality of the new school and the other in the 60th & France district. These wells should have.a.capa.city of..900 to 1000 G.P.M. but to install 500 to 700 G.P.M. at 70 lbs. at the pumps. The well rear the school should be constructed first and this probably would serve us for 2§b= 2 or I$x 3 years. The Water Department is.in the immediate -need of a 500,000 gal, elevated tank to replace the small 75,000 gala tank that we how have. The past year we sold 21,038,800 cu. ft, of water, which in terms of gallons, would be 157,791,000, for which vie collected $32,835.24• The billing amounted to $32,399.75, payment of lost discounts and miscellaneous sale of water accounting for the additional collection of $435.49. We are in the immediate need of another 2000 G.P.M. booster pump as the small pump that has been used the past years will not maintain sufficient pressure for domestic use, and nothing for fire use. At the present time, we are depending on one piece of equipment operating 24 hours a day to keep up the pressure. By the use of a 125 foot tower, 6 foot riser, and increasing the "main" size from the tank to the street, vie could eliminate the use of "booster" pumps and maintain the same pressure, which would be between 70 and 75 pounds at the pump house. -The cost of a booster pump would be about X1300, the cost of a tank about $100,000, with a completion date of 2 years. With a completion date-of that late, we ,All have to have a new booster pump. Respectfully submitted, Ben Woehler. `1 - - - - _ le. e Mr. doba W. 19indhorst Dorsey,,' ;Colman 9 Barker, Scott. Barber 'First gat onal -Soo bine Bldg. Hinneapolis, Minnesota Demr ter. Windhorst .'s Res, , Resolution- eetablie3 ing rates ' � n� .�aSgatem Enclosed hererith ;iE; cord of , the Resolution adopted by the : Till Council il6cembsr 29, , :3 7. Which, besides other thiatge.. gets thp• rater rato. We mnderstMd that this Resolution is .to' be drawn up as an Ordinance:. Yours very truly, VILL, AGE OP EDUM BY Deputy Village Clerk l 1. 0 April 30, 1948 o , Mr. John W. Windhorst Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber First National -Soo Line Bldr. Minneapolis, Minn. Dear 9r. Windhoret: So: Wateraorke s2mtem Section 6 (c) of the waterworks bond covenant states: � "A. Sinking and interest Aaoountt, to which shill be credited quarterly onl or before the first days of March., Jane, Sept©mber and . Deeember In eacW yaar from the �! revenue at least one - quarter of the amount required to pay pr,incl�a and Interest on bonds issued hereunder --" The State Bsx=lnor a now vorking on our books are wondering vhat "net'rev©nue'+ consists o-., and have advised us that Stato Lxtis of 1941, Chapter 94, requires an ordinance defining "nat Revenuo" Such ordinance has not boen passed, and we would like your opinion on the leg. necossity for it. Also; Council passed a Resolution on December 29, setting for the'rates,to be charged for the various services of the Water Department, but the examiners aro• rather of the opinion that an Ordinance is n6mas9a,ry, under the statute quoted a'bo�e. May we have your opinion on this. also? _Yours very truly, VILLAGA OF EDIBA BY Deputy Village Clerk go o . To the Edina Village Council: I wish to report that during the year 1948, following permits: 357 Building Permits — Fees, 319 Plumbing 749 Water 146 Cesspool " — it 172 Sewer " — '" Of the total collected fees of 010,125 repair of Wever and water trenches, February 14, 1949 • . this office issued the 06,170,00 1,678.25 1,263 *50 293.50 720.00 .25, x.50.00 was for street The 357 building permits were for 262 new single family dwellings, 1 meeting hall, 3 churches, 64 private garages, 1 service station, 1 office building, 1 shed and 24 additions or alterations. In regard to inspection, there were 160 sewer., 128 cesspool, 534 plumbing, 138 water, or a total of 960 inspections for the year 1948. We also made 38 new water taps.. Building inspections were made along with the plumbing. In addition to this there were numerous calls for special inspections and service helps, and all were taken care of. Last spring,, the sewer system of the Country,Club was flushed and this spring we are going to clean the system by the cable and bucket method. There are quite a few hoge in this district that are having "root" trouble in their own lines. These people have one of the root removed services clean their sewer, they in turn wash a lot of these loose roots into our system causing us trouble. The Water Department raised or lowered N,anhole covers as necessary on finished durface streets. We also finithed painting the Fire Hydrants and checked same; any that were-found defective were repaired. During the year 1948, we added 153 new water connections to our system; we now have 1209 connected services. There were four days last summer that the full capacity of the Halifax and YTooddale pumps were used. If the use of water increases as mucjt next summer, we may.have to go back to "Sprink3iin_g Regulations ". I wish to recommend that two new wells be considered for the near future, one in the lkeality of the new school and the other in the 60th & France district. These wells should have a capacity of 900 to.1000 G.P.N. but to install 500 to 700 G.F.M. at 70 lbs. at the pumps, The well near the school should be constructed first and this probably would serve us for Mm 2 or :ft 3 years. The Water Department is in the immediate need of a 500,,000 gal. elevated tank to replace the small 75,000 gal. tank that we now have. The past year we sold 21,038,800 cu. ft. of water, which in terms of gallons, would be 157,791,000, for which we collected 032,835.24• The billing amounted to 032.,399.75, payment of lost discounts and miscellaneous sale of water accounting for the additional collection of X4:35.49. We are in the immediate need of another 2000 G.P.N. booster pump as the small pump that has been used the past years will not maintain sufficient pressure for domestic use, and nothing for fire use. At the present tine, we are depending on one piece of equipment operating 24 hours a day.to keep up the pressure. By the use of a 125 foot tower, 6 foot riser, and increasing the "main" size from the tank to the street, we could eliminate the use of "booster" pumps and maintain the same pressure, which would be between 70 and 75 pounds at the pump house. The-cost of a booster pump would be about 01300, the cost of a tank about 010000009 with a completion date of 2 years. With a coalletion date of that late, we will have to have a new booster pump. Respectfully submitted, Ben Woehler. RESOLUTION AOOEPTING 1000HUMMION AND ADOPTING '4AM SMVICX MULATIONS AND 0.. WING FMICIZS limb THE VILLM AM06 MasmandatIon as to water Service Regdations .a>ei Operating Policies for the Village of Mina waterworks Dotes have been presented at this meeting; and SAS, the Village Combed of the PillqV of Rdina lasses deteralned that these Water service Roolations and Operating Policies sere jest and fair and will insure the f�itnre operation of the Village Waterworks systsn on a self- sanorting bads. with as little as possible cost to the consumers Now. TMOMixt IM IT =41OLTRD, ttat beater Service Upl.attions aA ai»rati Policies as hereinafter set forth be adopted as the official Water Service Ro*aations end Operatitk-T Policies of the Waterworks System of the 'Village of Mims UM 3MV10.: R&MtI.ATIONS _ YIL�: Cn;e' s,DI2vA. MIl�Iu "��OTA 1. The contracat for purchase of the Water Works 37stw provides for transfer to the Villsgs free end cleasr . of all liens of every description, Tho Village. therefore. recognizes no li,%bil itr of the Service Comma y# nor auy other oblWtion of my nature, mcpres+sed or Implied." ewically►, no obligation to reflusd W part of the cost of "ins or service Besse paid for* either by customers directly, or b>y contributions in aid of construction and* to. the Service oompany, is - acknowlMad by the fills -,e, and to such refunds will be seeds rowdless -of feature connections to vW ae%ino or service lines so built. 2. All permanent established esor riess, Whethser mblic. or private, shall be metered and charged at the existing rates, 30 fte following flea ehargss dealt be made -V the beater Deportment, and will be subject to Increase when neoessuTs a. Sewer Department for water used is flushing $200.00 b. Paeark Deportment for water used for sprinkling and Smiting Sinks 50.40 a. Street Dlopartment for water used in flushing streots *�300.d0 4. The Water Ubpatment will be chased with the amount of M local tares for 'tillage or Schooleu Reactions,, and the asount of such tries remitted to the General Fonda of the Yill&ge or School District in the ratio of the two levies, In accordance with the terms of the bonds issued for as uisition of the water facilities. 5. 00nnections to lots, beyond the boundW of vaunt asse+someent districts shall be permitted upon r ayment of or a►stsersamemt for connasation charge equivolont to the assessment levied a"Inst strider frontage ins the areated water district to vkdeh oonasotod. `fie petition rueds.;rennont for assessment meat provido that in case: of extensions replacing the temporoy conw*tion permitted, additional cost over the si unts paid or assessed no be nsseseo& in connoation with the now district, or if such cost Is less, each exesess W bey rofundad to the Person who itade the r- ments. Ater reaelpts from rueh rVn$nte. shall 'be hold in a "viol reserve and applied to eaurslise end future vaesn "ont ";dnset the property served by Auoh connections. A vetiver of protest against assessment in =7 future. district in which the hot served. is Located must be o3o:ned st time corneotion permit to - %Mliad for. MOW Rasding sued 8111ingi 1. Vetere Viii be re --d gUft -A 4' L In the event meter renders cannot rowb tine motor ft first x-ll, one o4l: beek Will be ms4o. . If reader is sxtill unable to retch rooter an estimated bill will to reader ad. %a estimated constmption small be that of the .corresponding gquwt*r in the preosdind ye ar. or of the lost preosding gutter for voters installed less thug eases year. 2. Wats onsmrasd will be charged on the basis 'of . xator resdings at the route of 17.2* :psrUo feat gross, or 3.5o4o per 100 cabla test if VwM within the discaiut period presented. 3o AP rfninum cbar" of P.00 per rt*r wilX be ftdo wi&sro water conew3ption ssmotmts to loss. (ouch a chards as the equivalent of 1300 cubic feet.? 4, All bills will be pvable e-at the Mina Villas RAI Within 15 days o2 date rendered. $• go discouAt oaballl be allowed after said 15 "1 period has elapsed. 6e Delinquent i4 Uces will. be anilod 20 dais after on Ue bills* 7• Water service. wil1 be, discontinued to any accaratts 4alinquent 60 dope and n change of $2,00 will be X"e and shall be payablea before service is restored. S. A float c.lxqr o of $5000 will be t ddea for rmvAr and 'Cil.ibr%tion of wV i*tear injured on the customer's prodses. or for test mWe at the instvwo of the custoner if the motor to found to be eecur ate within the f enerallt aaoceptable tolerance. 9. The Manvomeaat rarer�rox flue aright to rMmays L ftV suer at wV.tims for taunt or eaalibMMM on its MA.lnitiative WA at its 0" eat' nsoo 9A. Meter ragincomeato well' be ch%rpd for at trio o ", to as now NOW ftetal:lations. 10. MW rep-A" round noc esW in the process of makisx!,, each a toot, iafcludiaa=, the romovel of lira* deposits, eta.. val be chftrgod to the -consumer it cost of rte. � lesabor. 11. A torvieo charge of $2.00 will be sa�,de, for shautting, off curb stops or re•ets�tgblis?� ing service at the oonsumer's- rAC�ue►st; or if .aervice to discontinued for non- Payment of bills. 12• U the canoe of brokeA or leaking oervioe lines (between corroraation cock and motor) the consaaer shall be reouired to sake neacsssr ay repnlrs within five (5) dVs after notifioetion by Depsartmoit. In the sweat of consweer's tAailtre to mane swh repairso an above provIdsd# the moment As authorised nand directed to discontimw servile or to -have such repiirs rye, *ad to chats the costs thereof to the conenmar's water accamt. 13* la the case of serious braaakst where loss of water mW be substriAtia3., grater "Vvics sr be discontinued until repairs are rtade . 3.. A. Uniform oorvics ear" will be cwAo for all. futures connerctionn s ao -follows$ a• for permit and Inspection $3.50 b. For tVyine sktin and instaline oorporatiorc Co* 9.03. -(3 %" - 1*49.30 a. For furnishing, rooter, Cost plus 2.00- d• for rowing nepain (na�a ;;urzo ) 10,00 Ail the ebavm s ha g" "a due ' Vn^b14a cti time spp2.ioaticm for po"M,4,t is Linde• Z. Provisions gor proper connections o." ;:otcr, iacluc itng esintt -off valvres on each side of sue, shill be mode .#y tho Mun31 t * : Contractor _ :Zd shall be rem at the tune the D&PRrtment is requasted to oat the nateer• 0P" !lira voua Ni s U Petitions for water *aft and tto mr, ra%U -. extensions will hot be euto rtminod wmerpt on siq,�mturee of more than 53.� of - bsnefitted frontwvo 2. Water, Main land Sower Main :Ixteedsione' aus.t bo eontlinouus to districts h6w served - without reduiri� aeon- �}�rckhwti" front to be' S3n�cs3+l b,7 diLlwe. .N All costs mot be borne -by bonstitted nroraerties (inoludt " =z %Oviecion for can- 4. Council mast bs evAtisfied of fivAncial raspo�siWIV eat petiti. OAS z�s 1a to -3- As Coast of property* 8o low ti arced• C.. Amount of invastt*out bpi► 5nbdivrider or owner before approvinw. pro jest for constmotion. �. where thsrs to a large element at risk. Couaoil may wire sdditionsl investment to insure oomplstlou of project, b. Aesosssmssnts for Water and Sewsr� gain �ateneions *xll be over � ten -anus psriodo 7. Construation.of Axtsnsioxts sit Lest ltnlv.s Racinser�s specification. 8. Cbastraatton neat include es0nztaat1o= to- curb Line. Q. Procedure for construction and nsseSemont not obasrve ai.1 legal requirements for issuaaae of Special Anseascasnt Varrants. 109 Connections to lots beyond the -boundW of 04046at assossmsnt districts shall be permitted upon payment of or assassasent for connection chArge equivalent to the "ssssraant le"ed mpginst similar frontage in the ore -tted sewer or water district to which connected. The lxttition ana nVeentent for assesonent must provide that In case of a xtMelons replacl w, the tb.. rr, connection - errAtted, additional cost over the ivmmts p±tid or assessed ww be axsessed In connection with the now district. or if each coast is User, such axwes , xW be row to t1w aoroon who made the tents, Any receipts from ouch pVmats s?,*.tl be hold JA a spsoiasl. reserve and applied to equalise sal"' fttuft apse+ement "alnet the property served 1W such coin tionga ll. Wherever a lot A ats it street in which there hie been aowetsrueted a water maint connection mast be ands frm main in the otrast to the house.. , Mnssident of the 4illege Council i _ 7MMz ERVURMA, TIM% " Clsaft NORTHWEST'S LARGEST WATER DEVELOPERS Edina Village Council Edina, Minnesota Gentlemen: MINNEAPOLIS & ST PAUL ,Address l?e& to 67o EUSTIS ST. -ST. PAUL a, MINN. January 22, 1949 We note a public hearing will be held by the Ed.i =na Village Council next Monday to settle the question of financing the water supply of the Minnehaha Creek Mill Pond. We are -very familiar with the con- ditions of the surrounding territory there, and if the Council so desires we would be very happy to send one of our engineers to go over the situation with you. It may be possible that you may be able to make a substantial saving -by the use of well water in supplying the pond, or using the already existing facilities that you have. MEM:s Yours .very truly McCARTHY WELL COMPANY v:.'f'' t. /