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1952 City Council MinutesVILLAGE OF CRYSTAL January 14, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 6:30 P.M., by President H. H. Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Bennett, Heise, and Scott. Trustee Printon introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT RESOLVED BY THS VILLAGE COUNCIL of the pillage of Crystal, Minneso ", as follows: I. It is hereby determined to issue and sell Certificates of Indebtedness under the provisions of M.S.L. section 112.301, for the purpose of purchasing fire equipment and street construction and maintenance equipment, II. That Certificates of Indebtedness shall be in the principal amount of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00), consisting of fifteen (15) certificates in the denomination of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) each, bearing date February 1, 1952, bearing interest payabel August 1, 1952, and February 1, and August 1 in each year thereafter until maturity and maturing serially.on February 1 in the amount of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) in each of -the years 1953 to 1957, both inclusice, all without option of prior payment. III. The Village Council shall meet at the village hall in said village on Monday, the 28th day of January, 1952 at 5:00 otclock P.M. for the purpose of receving and considering sealed bids for the purchase of said Certificates of Indebtedness and the Village Clerk shall publish Notice of sale of said certifi— cates in the NORTH HENNEPIN POST and in FINANCE AND COMMCE , at least ten (10) days prior to the date of sale. IV. The notice shall recite that the village will furnish the printed certificates of indebtedness and approving legal opinion of Messrs. Faegre & Benson, 1260 Northwestern Bank Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota, without expense to the purchaser. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Member Scott, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Bennett, Scott, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted aMiss Marion Muir, Welfare'Administrator, was present and discussed with the Council .some of the new cases developing in the Welfare Department. It was pointed out 2 that in some instances, relief clients are requiring aid while attempting to msb contract payments on such items as television sets, household appliances, etc. After a discussion of some specific cases, the following action wast talmn: I. Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that Miss Muir be permitted to exercise her 3 Judgement in relief cases where clients are carrying large luxury payments. "Carried" Jaaiary 14, 1952 (continued) Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we change the date of the Public Hearing on municipal sanitary sewer from January 30, 1952 to January 31, 1952- Motion defeated by Printon, Bowers, and Heise. Mr. Robert Hogan, 3220 Zane Ave., appeared, explaining the drainage problem axist- ing along Zane Ave. in his neighborhood. Mr. Chermak will arrange a meeting with Engineer Minder and residents in an effort to work out a solution. (o Mr. Gardner, 3636 Xenia, appeared asking to know when steps would be taken to lower the water level in the pond at 37th and Xenia Aves. The following action was taken: Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we advertise for bids for the install- ation of the inverted well as outlined by Mr. Wm. Renner, well driller, for the purpose of lowering the water level in the pond at 37th and Xenia Aves., specifi- cations to be prepared by the Village Engineer. "Carried" �Mr. Binderup, 6132 Laksland Ave., appeared asking if anything has come up concerning easements on the proposed Elm Ave from 62nd Ave . No. south to Lombardy Lane. Objections were raised by Mrs. Smart and Mr. DeValk to continuing Elm Ave. through to Lombardy Lane. Attorney McCullagh was instructed to prepare easements from 62nd Ave. No. to 61st Ave. No . , thence east to Douglas Drive. AAt this point, the minutes of the Planning Commission meeting of January 8, 1952, were read. 10The Chair instructed the Clerk to notify the Police Civil Service Commission to meet with the Council at their neat regular Council meeting to present their recommendatio for the cost of living increase in patrolmen's salaries, and for the appointment of a part time patrolman. YXSix o'clock P.M., February 11, 1952, is the time set for property owners to be heard on the planned streets through glatke's Additions and adjacent areas. The Clerk was instructed to see that notices appear in the local paper. T. R. williams, 6125 -45th Ave. No., did not appear cone6ming the width of 45th Ave. No. from Douglas Drive to Brunswick, and so the matter was tabled. Mr. Bob Minder explained a proposed drainage plan to be undertaken by Golden Valley south of 34th Ave. No. at Lee Ave. and that the dump northe of 34th Ave. in Crystal could be drained by joining this project. After some discussion Mr. Minder agreed to presnet figures regarding cost for the area benefitted. Mr. Scott, 5017847th Ave. No., did not appear regarding dog problem. The Clerk was instructed to write, asking him to appear at the next meeting. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we designate the North Hennepin Post as official paper of the Village of Crystal for the year 1952• "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we designate First Robbiusdale State Bank, Northwestern National Bank, and hrmers-Mechanics Bank as official depositories for the Village of Crystal for the year 1952. "carried" Seven o'clock P.M., February 25, 1952, is the date set for the assessment hearing on the Soo Line drainage ditch. Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that the fire Department be advised of the gyp. opinion of the Village Attormey pointing out thatthe Village cannot legally reim- burse the Fire Department out of Village funds. "Carried" it 'FE January 14, 1952 (continued) In the matter of the request for our portion of the cost of the recreational survey In suburban Hennepin County to be sponsored by the Suburban Recreational Association it was decided that the legality of such a donation should be checked. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to Northern States Power Co. to place one lJole on 47th Ave. No. between Douglas Drive and Oak Ave.; pole on 48th Ave. No. between Douglas Drive and Oak Ave.; and -five poles on 47th Ave. » No. west of Douglas Drive. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the report of Justice Harold Truax for months of November and December, 1951, and order it placed on file in teh J2-• Clerk's office. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we accept the dockets and statement of 13 Justice Harold S. Trus for the years of 1949, 1950, and 1951, and order them placed on file in the Village office. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bond of Justice Carlson in the amount of $500.00, subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we adopt a Resolution adding two new polling places, said Res olution prepared and read by Attorney McCullagh. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that the salaries of Patrolmen Albrecht and /� Gallagher be raised $10.00 per month, or $295.00 per month, effective January 1, 1952• "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Prin ton, that we adopt a Resolution providing for the rental of a safety deposit boa in the First Robbinsdale State Bank for the year 1952 • "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we appoint John Vlasek to the Planning Commission for a four year term, term expiring December 31, 1955. A vote being called for resulted in the following: Ayes, Bowers, Printon, and Heise; Nays, Scott, and Bennett; and so the motion was "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we reappoint Harold B. Champlain to the ,y Planning Commission for a four year term. Motion defeated by Printon, Bowers, and Heise. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we reappoint J. E. Tyler and Maclean 41,o Brown to the Planning Commission for a four year term, term expiring December 31, 1955• "Carried" In the matter of the reappointment of Mi. Roy Hansen to the Civil Service Commission, it was decided that the matter should be tabled until the next meeting in order to learn whether or not Mr. Hansen would serve. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we reappoint Leo Schmock as Building P.l Inspector for the year 1952. Motion defeated by Printon, Bowers, and Heise. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we appoint S. J. Sprague as Building 2,A • Inspector for the year 1952. A vote being called for, resulted in the following: Ayes: Printon, Bowers, and Heise; and so the motion was "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we appoint Leonard Hanson as Village Attorney for the year 1952. A vote being called for, resulted in the followir•g: Aye: Printon, Bowers; Nay: Scott, Bennett, and Heise. January 14, 1952 (continued) Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we appoint Byron McCullagh as Village jlgAttorney for the year 1952. A vote being called for, resulted in the following: Aye: Bowers, Heise, Scott, and Bennett; Nay: Printon. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we appoint Dr. Harry St. Cyr as Health a Officer for the year 1952. "Carried" JMotion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we appoint B. Geo. Minder as Village Engineer for the year 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we appoint Wm. E. Bowers as Mayor pro tem for the year 1952. "erried" In the matter of the appointment of the Street Commissioner, it was decided to met again at 5:30 P.M-, January 14, 1952, for the further study. .Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we appoint Lester Albrecht as License Inspector for the year 1952• "Carried" The following interdepartmental committees were appointed; Road and Bridge: Chairman Bennett, Printon, and Heise. Welfare: Chairmen Scott, Bennett, Bowers. Park & Playground;Chodrman Printon, Scott, and Bowers. Ordinance: Chairman Bowers, Heise, and Printon. Pyblic Utilities: Bennet Chairman, Bowers, and Heise. Sewer and Water: Chairman Printon, Bennett, and Scott. Consideration was given to the weight of pavement on 144th Ave. No. in relation to the new bus line schedule. The matter was tabled pending the decision of the Railroad and Warehouse Commission on the bus line's application for rerouting. The Council agreed with Chief Carr that tire chains should be purchased for the two pumper trucks, at an approximate cost of $55.00 ter set. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we purchase treasurer's bond for -the 31D treasurer in the amount of $5,000-00, subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of Ohlean 31 Dairy for two milk truck licenses for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952- "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Purity 3a.. Dairy for one milk truck license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Priniton, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Swald Creamery for five milk truck licenses for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of La1mview Dairy for one milk track license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" 5 January 14, 1952 (continued) Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Cloverleaf Creamery for one milk truck license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of James E. Jensen for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of James E. Jensen for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1952 $o December 31, 1552. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Donald H. Smith for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Donald H. Smith for a 3.2 off -sale beer license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952• "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Donald H. Smith for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1952 jo December 31, 1952• "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of ]Clmer:: Hartwig for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952• "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of 0. W. Hall for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve 'the application of H. E. Ehln for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of H.E.Ehlen fora 3.2 off -sale beer license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31,k 1952• "Carded" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett that we approve )he application of H.B.Ehlen for a cigarette license for the eperiod from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Kenneth Mia for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 19 52' _ "Carried" Motion bh Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Kenneth Mix for a soft drink license for bhe period From January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by -Bennett, that we approve the application of Ed Qui.stad for a soft drank license for the period from January 1, 1952 tb December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the applicatkon of Ed (Wetad 6 January 14, 1952 (continued) for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ed Quieted for a lunch counter license for the period from January 1, 1952 to December 31,1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Robillard and Arnold DX for a billboard license for the period from January 1, 1952 to . M December 31, 1952. "Carried Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Post Pub. Co. General $ 96.00 J. J. Hanley R & B $ 13.90 Geo. R. Ceas s If 182.50 N. W. Tire Co. If 98.21 let Rob. State Bank If 4.20 Smith -Dunn Co. " 65.95 Chippewa Springs Corp If 1.69 Sta Vis Oil Co. " 17.56 Miller -Davis Col 7.42 Tower Body Shop 4. Wendell's, Inc. " 22.00 Sipe and Gray Oil Col " 57. Parlodise Hdwe. " 31.04 Lampert Yards, Inc. " 16.20 Police .50 Crystal Lbr. " 31.45 R & B 1.49 Borche4t-Ingersoll If 25.82 Chester Anderson General 120.00 W. H. Ziegler " 15.99 Northern States Power " 41.26 Woodhead's " 14.24 R & B 13.09 Reinhard Bros. Co. If 3.09 St.Lite 223.39 Crystal Welding " 2.75 Parks 1.00 Harlan Mortensen If 256.06 American Linen Supply General 7.50 Henn.Co.Welfare Bd. Poor 43.40 Minneapolis Gas Co. " 66kW Henn -Co -Welfare Bd. " 185.99 N. W Bell Telephone Co. " 63.20 Family & Child -Service " 159.27 R & B 3.50 Minneapolis Gas Co. " 14.52 Sessing Hdwe. General 2.52 Ligon's Shop " 8.62 R & B 1.66 Lester Albrecht Police 142.5n Snap-On Tools Corp General 97.69 Louis Gallagher If 142.5o Anel Equipment Co. If 25.20 R .0 .Hasselstrom If 139.75 Leo Schmock " 117.92 R.C.Hasselstrom " 55.55 Veit & Co. R & B 491.90 Harlan Mortensen If 234.06 Veit & Co. " 456.90 Mallorson Sales Co. " 15.81 Lloyd Schmidt " 11.60 Ziebarth Bros. General 7.42 Robt. Keppel " 84.70 , Police 93.43 Wm. Sandhoff " 146.25 R & B 3.28 Veit & Co. " 115.90 A & B Auto Clinic Police 56.00 V. of Golden Valley " 204.50 Larsen Emholz General 5.75 Fred Schmidt " 149.50 Police 8.25 James Dimitroff It 90.00 Henn -Co -Auditor If 350.00 Arthur G. Chermak If 140.00 Columbus Auto Supply R & B 11.62 Parks 35.00 Crystal Motors If 280.83 Bernard Johnson " 105.85 Robillard Electric General 20.53 John Dusa R & B 76.80 Police 16.65 Parks 14.40 R & B 137.57 Minnesota Salt Co. R & B 25.60 Albert Cramer General 7.50 Hedberg Freidheim Co. If 47k72 Heather M. Truax If 131,25 Williams Hdwe. IS 4.15 Edith P. Rennie " 132,50 Henning Pearson 11 184.00 7 January 34, 1952 (continued) Motion by Scott, seeonddd by Bennett, that Leo S chmock would be responsible for the inspections of and receive the fees for all building permits issued through January 1/+, 1952, at which time the newly appointed Building Inspector, Si Sprague, would officially take over. "Carried" There being no further business, President H.H.Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the All of the Chair. January 2$, 1952 of the Council The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M President H.H.Heise with the following members answering roll call: Bowers,' Bennett, Printon, Heise and Scott. The Civil Service Commission appeared to discuss matters concerning the police department. It was agreed that the police cost of living increase be deferred until the new Commission member is appointed. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permissionto the Commission to interview applicants for a fourth man for the Police Department, said man to be hired part time. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we adopt an amendment to the Civil Service Ordinance, providing that an applicant is not required to live in the Village until he becomes a full time officer. "Carried" The Mayor announced that the meeting was convened for the consideration of bids for the purchase of $15,000 Fire Equ2pment-and Street Construction and Maintenance Equ#eent Certificates of Indebtedness as advertised for sale. The Clerk presented affidavits showing publication of notice of sale ten days prior to the date of sale in the NORTH HENNEPIN-POST, a newspaper of general circulation in the Village, and in FINANCE AND COERCE, a financial paper published in Min- neapolis, Minnesota, which affidavits were examined and found satisfactory and order- ed placed on file. The Clerk presented the sealed bids which had been delivered to him prior to the time specified in the notice of sale, and said bids were opened, examined and found to be as follows: Name of Bidder Interest Rate Amount of Bid Allison Williams Company 3.25% $21.00 Salman & Company 2.25% $16.00 After due consideration of said bids, Trustee Bowers, introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION AWARDING SALE OF $15,000 January 28, 1952 (Continued) RESOLUTION AWARDING SALE OF $15,000 FIRE EQUIPMENT AND STREET CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota that the bid of Kalman & Company to purchase $15,000 Fire Equdpment and Street Construction and Maintenance Equipment Certificates of Indebtedness of said village described in the notice of sale thereof, is hereby found and determined to be the highest and best bid received pursuant to duly advertised notice of sale and shall be and is hereby accepted, said bid being to purchase said certificates of indebt- edness bearing int0rest at the rate of 2.25 per cent per annum, at a price of $16.00. The Village Treasurer is directed to retain the good faith check of the successful bidder pending completion of the sale and delivery of said certificates of indebted- ness, and the Village Clerk is directed to return the checks of unsuccessful bidders forthwith. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by Trustee Printon, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott,, Bennett, Bowers and Printon, and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said resolution was atelared duly passed and adopted. Trustee Scott then introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION FIXING THE FORM AND DETAILS OF $15,000 FIRE EQUIPMENT AND STREET CONSTRUCTION AND MAIN- TENANCE EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, DIRECTING THEIR EXECUTION AND DELIVERY AND PROVIDING FUNDS FOR THEIR PAYMENT. BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal.. Minnesota as follows: 1. The Village of Crystal shall forthwith issue its negotiable coupon Certificates of Indebtedness in the principal amount of$15,000, said certifidates to be dated February 1, 1952, to be 15 in number and numbered from 1 to 15, both inclusive, in the denomination of $1,000 each, all bearing interest at the rate of 2.25 per cent per annum, payable semiannually on the lot day of February and the 1st stay of August in each year, which certificates of indebtedness shallmature serially, in order of serial numbers, on February 1st in the years and amounts as follows: $3,000 in each of the years 1953 to 1957, both inclusive, all without option of prior payment. 2. Both principal of And interest on said certificates of indebtedness shall be payable at American National Bank, of Sant Paul, Minnesota, and the Village shall pay the reasonable charges of said paying agent. 3. The certificates of indebtedness and the interest coupons to be there- to attached shall be in substantially the following form: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF HENNEPIN VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL NO. 0 $1,000. i t January 28, 1952 (Continued) FIRE EQUIPMENT AND STREET CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, acknowledges itself to be indebted and for value received hereby promises to pay to bearer the sum of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS on February 1, 19 , and to pay interest thereon from the date hereof until the principal amount is paid at the rate of 2.25 per cent per annum, interest to maturity payable semi- annually on the 1st day of February, and the 1st day of August in each year in accordance with and upon presentation and surrender of the attached interest coupons as they severally become due. Both principal and interest are payable at American National Bank of Saint Paul, Minn. in any coin or currency of the United States of American which at the time of payment is legal tender for"public and pritvate debts, and to provide money for the prompt and full payment of said principal and interest as the same become due the full faith, credit and taxing powers of the Village have been and are hereby irrevocably pledged. This certificate is one of an issue in the total principal amount of $15,000, all of like da% and tenor except as to maturity, issued by the Village pursuant to the Constitution and Laws of the State of Minnesota, including Minnesota Statutes, Section 412.301 for the purpose of financing the purchase of certain fire equipment and street construction and maintenance equipment. IT IS HEREBY CERTIF1'%B,'__, AND RECITED That all acts, conditions and things required by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Minnesota to be done, to happen, to exist and to be performed precedent to and in the issuance of this certificate of indebtedness'have been done, have happened, do exist and have been performed in regular and due form, time and manner as required by law and that this certificate of indebtedness together with all other indebtedness of the Village on the date hereof and the date of its actual issuance and delivery does not exceed a any consititutional or statutory'limitation of indebtedness. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the its Village Council has caused its Mayor and Village Clerk coupons hereto attached to be tures of said officers, all a B. E. Scott Village Clerk (SEAL) Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, by this certifeate of indebtedness to be signed by and sealed with the village seal and the interest executed and authenticated by the faesimile igna s of February 1, 1952.-1_ (Form of Coupon) No. 0 , On the 1st day of February (August) 19 , the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, will pay to the bearer at American National Bank of Saint Paul, Minnesota, the sum of installment of interest then due on its and Maintenance Equipment Certificates No. B. E. Scott Village Clerk DOLLARS, being the Fire Equipment and Street Construction of Indebtedness dated February 1, 1952 4. The certificates of indebtedness shall be Z January 28, 1952 Continued) the Village Clerk and shall be executed on behalf of the Village by the signature of the Mayor and attested by the Village Clerk and the corporate seal of said Pillage shall be affixed to each thereof, and the interest coupons shall be executed and authenticated by the printed, engraved or lithographed facsimile signatures of said mayor and clerk. When the said certificates have been to executed, they shall be delivered by the Village Treasurer to the purchaser thereof --upon, receipt of the purchase price heretofor agreed upon and the purchaser shall not be obligated to see to the proper application thereof. 5. There is hereby created a separate sinking fund for said certificates of indebtedness, which shall be held by the Village Treasurer and used for no other purpose than to pay principal of and interest on said certificates, provided that if any payment of principal or interest shall became due when there is not sufficient money in said fund to pay the same, the Treasurer shall pay such principal or interest from the general fund of the Village, and said general fund shall be reimbursed for such advances out of the proceeds of taxes levied pursuant hereto or other moneys appropriated by the Village Council for such purpose. Into said sinking fund shall be paid all proceeds of the taxes levied pursuant to this Resolution and such other moneys as may be received by the Village for the purpose of or appropriated to the payment of said eertificatis of indebtedness and interest. 6. There is hereby levied upon all the taxable property in the Village a direct annual ad valorem tax which shall be spread upon the tax rolls and collected with and as a part of other general taxes of the village, which tax is to be for the years and in amounts as follows: Year 1952 21,.00 1953 3400.00 1954 3300.00 1955 X,MeW Each of said levies shall be irrepealable, provided that the Village reserves the right to reduce said levies in the manner and to the extent permitted by lax. S. The County Auditor of Hennepin County and the officers of the Village are hereby authorized and direct*d to Zrepare and furnish to the pirehaser of said certificates of indebtedness and to the attorneys approving the same, certified copies of all proceedings and records of the Village relating to said certificates and to the financial condition and affairs of the Village, and such other certificates,, affidavits and transcripts as may be required to show the facts within their knowledge or as shown by the books and records in their custody and control, relating to the validity and marketability of said certificates of indebtedness., and sucg instruments including any heretofore furnished, shall be deemed representations of the Village as to the facts therein stated. 7. The Village Clerk is hereby authorized to and directed to file with -the County Anditor of Hennepin County, Minnesota, a certified copy of this Resolution, together with such other information as the County LvAitor may require, and to obtain from the County Auditor a certificate that such tax has been levied and the certificates of indebtedness have been entered upon his bond register. 11 January 2$, 1952 (Continued) The notion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was 'seeonded' by Trustee Bennett, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the lames none; Whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Mr. McCubrdy of the State Highway Department was present and submitted proposed plans for highway equipment storage buildings on the 15 acre piece of property immediately east of Highway #52 and immediately north of the Soo Linetracks^. After consideration, the matter was referred to -the next meeting of the Planning Commission on February 5, 1952. Mrs. Theodore Williams was present to discuss the matter of a 301 street on /.5th Ave. No. west of Brunswick Ave. She was asked to bring an authorization from the - Minneapolis Gas Co. to the effect that if the street was designated as permanent, they would install the gas line. Frank Gaulke was present requesting permits to be issued in Gaulke's 3rd Addition permits having been refused because of failure to post bond for completion of streets. Village Engineer was instructed to make an estimate of the cost of ean- pletion of streets•, after which Mr. Gaulke would be .advised of the amount of a certified check which he promised to post. Mr. Barnhart waw Ir esent requesting further information on the 60th Ave. crossing. The clerk was instructed,to send another letter to the Great Northern Bailvay re- questing information as to the date of a possible reopening of this crossing. ` Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we accept resignation of H.K.Ualker as Volunteer Fireman and Fire Marshall. "Carried* Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we appoint Wm. Closkey, 'Emmett Jeub, -and Jack Collison as Volunteer Firemen. *Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we appoint Floyd Johnson as Fire Marshall to complete the unexpired term of H. K. Walker. *Carried* Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we accept the bond of Treasurer Daire14 Paine in the amount of $5,000.00 subject to the approval of the Village Attotney. "dried* Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we, accept the report of Justice Blake for the month of December, 1951. _ *Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we grant permission to N.W.Bel.l Telephone Co. to place buried cable in W. Broadway between 47th and Byron fives. - *Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to Northern States Power Co. to place one pole on Quail Ave. between Bernard and 52nd. Ave. No; one pole on Toledo between Bernard -and 52nd. Avesf. "Carried" r Motion by Scott, seconded by Benmett that we approve plat of Brunswick Addition, subject to standard practice, and Colorado Ave. provideing for a 601 easement. "Carried* The garbage collection ordinance was discussed. 12 Jan#ary 28, 1952 (Continued) Engineer .Minder submitted a report on the storm sewer drainage north of the Zoe Line tracks. An inform & hearing was arranged for 7sOO P.M. February 18, 1952,, at which time the results of surveys, front foot costs, etc., would be explained. The propsed inverted well for Hanoen's Addition was then discussed. The engineer was instructed to proceed with the preparation of speeificationsand advertise for bids to be opened at the regular Council Meeting, February 11, 1952. - Building inspector Sprague reported on the overcrowded conditions existing in .the homte.on W.th and Brunswick Ives. The Council suggested that Health Officer Dr. St. Cyr check this situation and prepare a report for the February 11 council aeetim. Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we require the Deputy Clerk to pest a $1,000 bond on or before the next Council meeting. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we require the Building Inspector -to past a.$1,000 bond on or before the next Council meeting. *Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we adopt an Amendment to the Ordinance en - a titled,"AN ORDINANCE TO LICENSE AND REGULAT MECHANICAL AMUSEMENTS DEVISES IN -THE VILLAGE fF CRYSTAIP , copy of which is on file in the village office. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we adopt an ORDINANCE ON THE FIRE PRE- VENTIDN CODE as read by Attorney McCullagh with one cb nge 11250 gals."' in Sec. 01 (b) to "300 gals." , copy of which is on file in the Village office. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that an easement for the north half of 47th tf Ave. No. between "C" street and Douglas Drive f N= J. C. Cox and Nola Cos be accepted. "Carried" 5 Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt a resolution to hold an -assess-' ment hearing on the Soo Line drainage, copy of which is on file in the Village offiee. *Carried* Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we pay the properly verified accounts presented: *Carried" J. W. lett General $25.00 Nim. Salt Co. H & B $22.40 W. E. Bowers " 25.00 Hedberg-Freidheld " 43.92 J. R. Printon " 25.00 halter Spears " 29.00 Miller -Davis " 40•48 ffiarold Smeby -3.4.00, Harvey Heise " 35.00 Arthur G. Cherm k " 175.00- Daireld. Paine " 15.00 Sta Tis Oil Co. * 66.97 Harlan M: -Mortensen " 46.25 Post Publ.Co. " 6.00 B. E. Scott * 40.00 R. J. Bennetbum * 109.26 Geo. R. Cease "' 182.50 Police 89.69 Edith F. Rennie " 97.50 Vi]liams Hardware R & B 12.17 Heather M. Truax " 102.50 Paper,Calmenson Co.- " 5.98 Geo. R.Ceasa, A �'., ' °'-• " 50.00 Elk 'River Products PIR 36m. Farnbaz Stationery " 11.95 " " " e 278.52 Chester Anderson " 120.00 " 4,868.03 Northern States Power " 39.50 * 176.40 R &B, 15.44 J. J. Hanly R & B 29.00 Parks 1.00 Mple. Gas Co. Poor 33.69 St.Lites 5 220.83 Regent Fuel Oil " 15.50 N.W.Bell Telephbne General 29.55 Istional Tea Co. " 3'4.85 1 1 13 January 28, 1952 (Continued) Larsen Rmholts Motors General $50.00 Renu. County Welfare Poor #165.85 Anel Eqi ipment Go. " 133.87 Red & White Grocery " 16.00 Bossing Hdwe 2.16 Lester Albrecht Police 152.50 R & B 22.26 Louis Gallagher R 152.50 Lao F. Schmock General 91.07 Robt. Hasselstrom " 338.75 L. E. Ferguson " 2.50 Standard Oil Co. " 67.05 James C. Sell " 20.00 L. R. Dusing Parks 19.05 James Dimitroff R & B 63.80 Harolan Mortensen " 17.3.0 Bernard Johnson " 85.55 Rollin Jackson " 2+8.00 Henning Pearson " 160.00 Armel Construction Imp. 2 l,lO6.65 Fred Scimzidt " 330.00 Col. Int. Revenue 1,391.79 Otto Veit 68.00 Elaine Moore General 79-M John Dusa " 96.cg 1 Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon that we increase the salaries of the Village officials to the maim= allowable by statutes, retro -active to January 1, 1952. *Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers; that we increase the Clerks salary to $50.00 a month, retro -active to January 1, 1952 *Carried* Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we ask for bids on gas for Village requirements for the balance of 1952. *Carried" It was agreed by the Council that we should discontinue snow plowing and maintenance on all streets where a sements do not exist.- A date willlater be not at which time &3.1 property owners wiH be notified of this plan. There being no further business, President H. subject to the call of the Chair. Att �t B.E Recorder H. Heise adjourned the meeting, Sanitary Sewer Hearing, January 30. 1952 The special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M., with the following members answering roll call: Bennett, Bowers, Printon, Heise, and Scott. Mr. Schoell and Mr. sing of Pfeifer & Schultz were present= lir. Seboell outlined the proposed sewer districts and progress to date to the approximately one hundred people in attendance at the meeting. Mr. Heise pointed out various angles regarding costs which are not apparent is the assessable front foot cost. The meeting was then thrown open to questions from the audience. Mr. Bronstad presented facts concerning the potential growth and comparative costs between individual water and sewer systems and a municipal system. He read a January 50, 1952 (continued) letter from the Minneapolis Gas Co. whereby the Gas Co. plans to install "gas main along Winnetka Ave. thereby increasing populgtioal-on the west part of Crystal. A•poll of the people present resulted in tbe'following: Complete sewerage $6.26 per front foot6 people 2 Basic sewerage 2�d5 " Oppo se d 16 There tieing no farther comments or questions, the bearing was closed. C T Pre dent of the Counci Cl r 3231ELRY 11, 1952 Hearing on proposed streets in the glatke Addition, etc. Meeting was called to order at 6:3D P.M., with the following members present: Bowers, Printon, Bennett, Raise, and Scott. A delegation from the glatke Addition and Banholser Addition were beard on the matter of the planned streets between 45th and 46th Aves. No. and 46th and, -47th Aves: lio. going west from Douglas Drive. Tha plan as recommended by ths.Planning Commission at their meeting of December 4, 1951, was read. Mr..Heise •xplaiaed why intelligent future planning made it necessary to adopt a.street plan that would make the maximum amount of areas accessible. MacLean Brown and Id Peterson, representing the Planning Commission$ explained the advisability of their recom- mended plans, and reasons for adopting it. Leo Schmock explained how this plat made it possible for owners of large lots to divide their property if they so desired. It was also pointed out that the Village has no intentions of forcing those street through,, and that streets are only constructed on the demands of the majorit1F of the property owners, and thea the plan as set forth by the Village mist be followed. Mr. Dahlberg, 4528 Forest Ave . , Mr. Banbo leer, 4525 Douglas Drive, Mr. Leo Townsend, 6413 -46th Ave . so A., Mr . Haniy, 6543 -46th Ave . No . , and Mr . Lindberg, also registered their objections to the immediate construction of any streets, following which it we agreed that a meeting of interested parties be had at a joint meeting of the Council and Planning Commission, March 4, 19529 in the hope of arriving at some definite solution to the problem. Regular Meeting, February 11, 1952 The ad jos=od regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M., by President H. H. Heise, with the following members answering roll calls Bowersp Printon, Bennett, Heise, and Scott. Bids were opened on the installation of the inverted well and filter bed at 37th Ave. 80. and Xenia Ave. The bid of Max Renner was the only one submitted. This bid was opened and read. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bid of Max Renner as read for the installation of an inverted well and filter bed in the Hansen pond, February 11, 1952 (continued) at 37th and Xenia ►ves. No. in the amount of $6,000.00. A roll call vote being asked for, resulted in the following: Ayes, Bowers, Printon, Bennett, Heise, and Scott. "Carried" Bids were opened for gas deliveries to the pump at the #1 Fire Station for the balance of the year 1952. The specifications were for ethyl gas, resulting in the following action: Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we accept the bid of Seboarts Oil Co. o f 231 5 cents a gallon for ethyl gas, taxes included. "Carrie d" At this point, petitions containing the names of 188 persons requesting the resignation of the Deputy Clerk were presented to the Council . Attorney A.2 Whaley representing Mr. Cease, took the floor when Mr. Heise asked if there were any who wished to be hoard. Mr. Whaley was denied the privilege of being heard by the Chair, eho ordered Mr. Cease to be present, at which point Mr. Cease Sade his appearance. Mr. Don Schroeder took the floor and reminded the newly elected Councilmea that the election campaign was based on the promise that all present employees would be replaced if the new Council was elected. Mrs. Smart stated it was her neighborhood sentiment that our Village government would be bettered if a change was made. Mr. Whaley then asked for specific reasons for making this replacement, stating 'that Mr. Cease should be given the privilege of a hearing in the event -that the Attorney General's opinion which has been requested reveals that his appointsent is not valid. Mr.-Snackenberg then pointed out that the petition requests the resignation of the Deputy Clerk. Dr. S. A. Watson said that the people have expressed an opinion. Yr. Fredrickson stated that the election was a mandate of the people to remove Mr. Cease, and that he had been persecuted by the Council for eight or ten years. Mr. Jack Tyler said that 1981migners on the petition out of 3500 registered voters was not a representative opinion. Mr. Hartman Carr pointed out that tl)z Village has made great forward strides and that Mr. Cease has contributed a great deal toward this progress. Mr. Hokenson said that Mr. Cease overpowers the Council; also that former Council- man.Ja ckson was brought into the Council for the express purpose of setting up the Piro Department, and that he was confident that irregular practices were re- sorted to. There being no one els who wished to be heard, the Council took the following action: Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we accept the petition containing the names of 1M people and asking for the resignation of the Deputy Clerks A roll call vote being asked for, resulted in the followings Ayes, Bowers. Printoa, and Heise; Bays, Scott and Bennett; and so the motion was "Carried" The matter of the 60th Ave. No. crossing was discussed. Leon Eennard stated that the crossing should be closed permanently. 16 F! February 11, 1952 (continued) The Minneapolis Gas Co. list -of -authorizations for space heating was read. Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Thomas McCabe for a soft drink license at 5423 Lakeland Ave. for the period from February 11, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we approfe the application of Thomas McCabe for a restaurant and lunch counter license at 5423 Lakeland Ave. for the period from February 11, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Thomas McCabe for a cigarette license at 5423 Lakeland Ave. for the period from February 11, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried;" The Minder gngineering Company letter concerning Gaulke's Third Addition was read, in which it was stated that the completion of streets would cost at least $S75.00. The Council agreed that Mr. Gaalks should be rsgd.irsd to file a bond in this amount. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we adopt the following resolution: PUBLIC BBALTH BUBSIRG DISTRICT WHEREAS:- Pursuant to Sections 145.08 and 145.12 Minnesota laws of 1949 as amended, provisions were made for the establishment of a public health nursing district in that portion of Hennepin County outside of the City of Minneapolis, and II MZW t 0n January 4, 1952 the representatives of a number of towns, villages and cities of rural Hennepin County in a meeting at Robbinsdale, Minnesota,-estab- lishe d a public health nursing district pursuant to Sections 145.08 and 145.12, laws of 1949 as amended, and proceeded to elect a Committee as provided for in this act to administer the affairs of such District, low THSBEIM: Be it resolved by the governing body of the Village of Crystal that this political subdivision be included in the public health cursing district of rural Hennepin County as organized on January 4, 1952, and that it participate in the benefits thereof, and agrees to support on an apportionment basis, its pro rata share of the cost of the administration of each district. Provided, however, that this cost shall not euceed, in any one year, thirty-sevea cents per capita on the basis of the official 1954 Federal census. "Carr ied" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we grant permission to the Northern States Power Co. to place one pole on Forest Ave. between 31st and 32nd Aves. No. "Carried" Notion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we accept the resignation of Roy Hansen from the Police Civil Service Commission. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we rescind the foregoing motion, as his term had expired December 31, 1951• "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we appoint L. L. areber to the Police Civil Service Commission for a term of three years, expiring December 31, 1954. "Carried" 17 February 11, 1952 (continued) Mr. and Mrs. Schreiber, 3409 Orchard Ave., asked for an informal hearing on the sanitary sewer on March 5, 1952, at the Village Sall with reference to start- ing the trunk sewer system. At this point, the Planning Commission minutes were read. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we adopt the street naming plan as 3 recommended by the Planning Commission, June 1, 1948, the streets in the third alphabet to coincide with St. Louis Park. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that in accordance with the recommendation of the Planning Commission, the Clerk's office be instructed to obtain street easements over all streets now being used by the public. "Carried" It was agreed that the Clerk's office be instructed to write to the Building Inspector requesting his presence at all Planning Commission meetings. Attorney McCullagh explained that the bonds of S. J. Sprague and G. B. Cases are in force.and require no action of the Councill. Mr. Chermak asked that the Civil Service question be placed on the March 18, 1952, ballot. Attorney McCullagh stated that this must be a special election with two weeks publication. Mayor Seise set meeting with Chermak for T30D P.M., hbbrvary 25, 1952 (regular meeting). Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we, advertise for bids for 20001 yds. of screened gravel, bids to be opened February 25, 1952. "Carried" Chermak suggested purchasing newer for weeds along streets, and will present all information at next meeting. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we place the sewer issue on the agenda for this evening. ► Boll call vote being asked for, resulted in the following: Ayes, Printon, Bowers, and Seis e; Nays, Bennett and Scott, and so the motion, was "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that the resolution setting forth the trunk and interceptor sanitary sower plan as read which was adopted by the Covneil at S their meeting of December 21, 1951, be again adopted by this Council. A roll call vote being asked for, resulted in the following: Ayes, Bennett and Scott; 8eys, Printon, Bennett, and Seise, and so the motion was denied. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we malm the Village records available in the State and Village action against Arthur Bolier, at al., for the collection of taxes. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we accept #300.00 draft settlement of road grader damage and that the Mayor and Clerk be instructed to sign "leas on recommendation of, Village Attorney. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we accept an easement from the Brunswick Methodist, for Colorado Ave. February 11, 1952 (continued) Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we accept an easement from Hovig, Barclay, Schroeder, and Hultkcrans, for Welcome Ave. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon. that we instruct the Clerk to Tarnish two voting precincts as necessary (not to s=eed $500.00). "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that the salary of Chester M. Anderson, dispatcher -custodian, be increased to $250.00 per month, retro -active to January 1, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Wendell'$. Inc. General $ 6.95 A & B Auto Clinic R & B # 4.95 Geo. R. Cease " 182.50 Ste, Vis Oil Co. " 17.65 Edith P. Rennim " 103.12 Police 1.96 Heather M. Truax " 101.25 Lam pert Yards R & B 12.40 N .W .Bell Tel. Co. " 45.35 N. W. Tire Co. " 26.6b Cease, Petty Cash " 17.1 Renner Well Col" 15.00 R & B 4.1T Regent Pusl Oil Poor 1.50 Police 6.78 Clover Leaf Cr. " 1 . Parnhe,m Stationery General 3.24 National Tea Co. " 34.85 Miller -Davis Co. " 86.00 R. Hasselstrom Police 138175 B. W. McCullagh " 506.25 L. S. Gallagher " 147.9D American Linen Co. " T -5D L. R. Albrecht " 147.50 Minneapolis Gas Co. " 83.1T Malkerson Sales " 19.75 Minn. Fire Equip. " 8.35 Post Publishing General 45.00 Snap-On Tools Corp. " 3.75 R & B 3.00 S. J. Sprague " 5.88 PIs 8.10 Bernard Johnson R & B 179. R. J. Bennethm- R & B 31.37 Prodi Sch#kidt " 17f.45 hn08 R. J. Bennetm Poor 51.63 John Dasa " 121.20 Ziebarth Bros.,Inc. General 6.27 Hedberg-Preidheim " 23.52 R & B 26.14 Arthur G. Chermak " 240.60 Police 117.69 Henning Pearson " 238.00 C. M. Anderson General 120.©0 Crystal Welding " 43.75 Harvey Petersen Parks 50.00 Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we give tentative approval of the $ Lombardy Lane Addition plat, final draft approval subject to approval of Planning Commission. "Carried" There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. AT 1�1 Pre ident of the Co cil CI k North side storm sewer hearing February 18, 1952 An informal hearing on the proposed north side storm sewer was hold, meeting being conducted by Minder Engineering Co. Mr. Geo. Minder explained proposed plans and meeting was thrown open to questions. 19 February 18, 1952 (contin4ed) Mr. Ryser raised question of financing, and Minder explained. Mr. Kennard questioned the cost, swing that it would cost him $11,000.00. Mrl Heise asked Mr. Cease to explain the financing necessary. Cease explained and pointed out that property valves would increase. It was agreed that resolution would be presented at next meeting, setting bearing date. At this point, the hearing was closed, and the special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 0:30 P.M. by President Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Bowers, Printon, Heise, and Scott. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we appoint the following qualified persons to act as the Election Board personnel at the Presidential Primary Election to be held March 18, 1952. "Carried" DISTRICT NO. 1 6:45 A.M. Shift 5:00 P.M. Shift Ballot Judge Mrs. Olga Sipe Mrs. Helen Baker Judge Mrs. Viola Aland Mrs. Mary E. Piercey Judge Mrs . Irna E. Hurkman Mrs. Chet Noice Clerk Mrs. Mary Meelberg Mrs. Vivian Schirmere Clerk Mrs. Tera Binderup Mrs. Charlene Hensel Constable Mr. Albert Cramer Mr. Leon Kennard Alternate Mrs . Alice Snyder Mrs Emily Petersen Alternate Mrs. Bose Morgan Mrs. Lily Boettcher DI STRICT NO. 2 Ballot Judge Mrs. Helen Walker Mrs. Le Verne Petersen Judge Mrs. Frank G&dbois Mrs. Irene Fink& Judge Miss Winnifrod Hulterantz Mrs. F. A. Neal Clerk Mrs. Inez Uhl Mrs. Verna Danielson Clerk Mrs. Verdell Ofsthnn Mrs. Constance tuns Constab14 Mr. -Henry Brown Mr. Everett E. Krueger Alternate Mrs. Funk Kraft, Jr. Mrs. Hilda Johnson Alternate Mrs. Anna Alrick Mrs. Ellen I. Dahlen DISTRICT NO. 3 Ballot Judge Mrs. Clara Hillstrom Mrs. Ellen Blum Judge Mrs. Peter Valerius Mrs. Rosalie Robillard Judge Mrs. Mary Schreyer Mrs. Leo salons Clerk Mrs. Valera Beck Mrs. Virginia Stoffel Clerk Mrs. Bernice Walmeley Mrs. Caroline Murphey Constable Mr. Henry Pratt Mr. Theo. Hurb an, Sr. Alternate Mrs. Marie Torrey Mrs. Ethel Slangs Alternate Mrs. Zenith Dwevel Miss Margaret Bjugs DISTRICT Ito. 4 Ballot Judge Mrs. Marion Eardley Mrs . Audrey Headley Judge Mrs. Florence Hajder Mrs. Florence caulk& Judge Mrs. Valborg Sharbono Mrs. Victoria Wilde A•:" Clerk Mrs. Lorraine Russell Mrs. Edna Matthews Clerk Mrs. grace Berner Mrs. Leona Johnson Constable Mr. Frank Mahutgra Mr. M. A. Barnbart Alternate Mrs. Opal Krueger Mrs. Helen Carlson Alternate Mrs. Bolen Hughes Mrs. Alma Roeber 20 l+ebru^ry 18, continued DISTRICT N0. 5 Ballot Judge Mrs. Luella Connor Mrs. Gladys Saunders Judge, Mrs. Clara Lotbaamer Mrs. Bleanor Even s Judge Mrs. Rosemary Thayer Mrs. Ndna Anderson Clerk Mrs. Lorraine L. Dysart Mrs. Helen Odean Clerk Mrs. Lois Dusing, Mrs. N. Bernice Berg Constable Mr. fill Liddicoat Mr. Brack Bickner Alternate Mrs. $tella Levine Mrs. Bernic4 Wessman Alternate Mrs. Clifford Sent Mrs. Matilda Pitman There being no farther business, President H. H, Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTNST February 25, 1952 resident of the Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of theVillage Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, was duly held in the Village Hall in said Village on the 25th day of February, 1952 at 7:00 P.M. The following members were present: Heise, Scott, Bennett and Printon and the following members were absent: Bowers. Trustee Scott introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: A RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT IN THE VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL, HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINN. WHEREAS, the Village Council heretofore adopted a Resolution fixing the time and place of meeting to consider the adoption of a resolution to make a storm sewer improvement in the Village of Crystal, pursuant toSections 412.401 to 412.4$1, Minnesota Statutes, and . WHEREAS, notice of said meeting was given to all propertJr owners whose property may be assessed therefor, by publication thereof in a manner required by law, and WHEREAS, all parties interested in said improvement have appeared and the Village Council has heard and considered all objections to the arguments for and against said improvement, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota as follows: I. That said improvement is necessary and it is hereby determined to make surface drainage improvement in the Village of Crystal, more particular- ity described as follows: By the construction of a ditch and the instal- lation of drain tile for the drainage of an area lying to the South of the Minneapolis-St.Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad and extending East from Forest Avenue to the burrow pit lying south of said railroad and East from Highway No. 52 and the connection of said ditch and tile system with other drainage areas in the immediate vicinity. 1 1 February 25, 1952 (Continued) II. That said improvement shall be made under the provisions of Section 412.1+01 to 412.481 M.S.A. and the improvement shall be hereafter designated as Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3. The entire cost of such improvement, including the cost of engineering, interest during construction and the necessary incidental expenses, shall be assessed against the property benefitted by said improvement, whether the property abuts on the improvement or not, based upon the benefits received. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett and Printon; and the following voted' against the same: None; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly pas4ed and adopted.,, Trustee Printon introduced the following Resolution and moved it's adoption: BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal.. Minnesota that George Minder, the Village Engineer, having heretofore pre- pared the necessary plans and specifications for the construction of Storm Sewer Improvement No., which plans and specifications have been filed with the Village Clerk, th same are hereby approved and adopted. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett and Printon and the following voted against the same: none, whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President H.H.Heise with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Heise, Bennett, Scott andBowers. Mr. Todd and Mr. Leslie, City of Minneapolis, were present with Chermak to ex- Plain xplain advantages of Civil Service. Chermak asked that issue be placed on ballot for March election, resulting in the following: Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we table the question of Civil Service for the Road Department until Attorney McCullagh can procure information from the 3. University as to the advantages and disadvantages of the Civil Service set up. "carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we grant the request of the Crystal Women's Club for the use of the Hall, March 11th and 12th, for the Red Cross Blood mobile unit. "Carried" A report from the Police Civil Service Commission was submitted, regarding the police officers' wage scale. Chairman Dahlen outlined the viewpoint of the Commission. Gallagher stated the County and City.of Minneapolis wages were con- siderably higher. Mayor Heise suggested that the Commission and police retlire to arrive at some agreement. Crystal Motors submitted application for permit to dismantle cars on their 22 February 25, 1952 (Continued) property. The Council agreed that the Planning Commission should give study to the advisability of granting such a permit. Mr. Kenneth Murray of Associated Contractors, Inc. appeared in response to the invitation of Mayor Heise, regarding the placing of culverts along Highway h8 north of Murray Lanes. Mr. Chermak and Mr. Murray explained the agreement with New Hope Township and adjacent residents to the satisfaction of the Council. A petition was presented by residents for a street light at the corner of 38th and Adair Aves., resulting in the following action: Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we request the Northern States Power Co. to install a street light at the corner of 38th ;Ave. No. and Adair Ave. "Carried" Letter was read from Health Officer, Dr. St. Cyr, regarding the proposed inverted well for 37th and Xenia Aves., in which he states that the State Health Department opposes this proposal. The Council agreed that the signing of the contract with Max Renner Well Co. be withheld until receipt of letter from the State Health Dept. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bowers, that a letter be written to New Hope Township offering fire protection on the basis of $150 .00 annual standby charge and $55.00 per hour for a truck, this arrangement to be for a period of one year. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bond of C. A. ;eix cover - ,3 ing completion of streets in Ridgewood plat, subject to approval of -,the Village Attorney. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the plan of the Metropolitan Airports Commission, revising and extending approach from landing field to Highway No. 52. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we accept the Howe easement, providing for the extension of the north half of Lakeside Avenue as it now exists, to Highway No. 52. !Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve payment of assessor's ex- pense at the University of Minnesota assessor's school, with a limit of $30.00. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott that we grant permission to the Minneapolis Gas Co. to extent gas mains #15, 16 and 17, as per their sketches. "Carried" It was suggested that we write to the Minneapolis Gas Co. requesting that they repair streets better and quicker. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Michael Roman for a restaurant and lunch counter license for the period from January 1, 1952 thru December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of Michael Roman for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1952 thru December 31, 1952. "Carried" Letter from the Great Northern Railway Co. was read in which they explained that the 60th Avenue North crossing would not be reopened. It was suggesteththat a copy of their letter be mailed to Mr. Barnhart. February 25, 1952 (Continued) Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we accept Justice Carlson's report for the month of January, 1952 and order it placed on file in theClerk's office. "Carried" A letter from I'T. Heise to Mr. Ceass requesting his resignation, Mr. Ceass' reply to this letter, Mr. Scott's letter to Mr. Ceass requesting that Ceass remain as Deputy Clerk for the remainder of his term, Attorney General's opinion setting forth that the elected Clerk alone has the power to hire or fire the Deputy Clerk were read. Mr. Stenger stated that he was one of a group of people who were not satisfied with reasons for the Council's recent action concerning the Deputy Cleric and presented petitions with the signatures of 705 people asking the Council to rescind action. Mr. Heise said that for the last two years he has been asked three times to take the Deputy Clerk's office and ran for that purpose. Mr. Brandt of Bass Lake Road object- ed to Ceass conduct on burning of cars on Vera Cruz Avenue, stating that Ceass had not taken action after a call made on January 30. Mr. Ceass responded and said he had taken care of the matter and was very sorry he had not notified Mr. Brandt. Mr. Melling (real estate) upheld Ceass' actions and stated Mr. Ceass had constantly worked toward property value increases. Mr. Fredrickson said Ceass gave wrong filing dates on elections. Mr. Iverson stated Ceass went around building inspector on his permits, refusing him;also said Ceass was wrong on trailer camp. Iverson offered motion that Ceass was not man enough to resign and that Council should cut his salary. Heise asked if Ceass was still looking for other employment, and said that in his opinion that if a man is known to be looking for another job, he should be fired, and asked why he was asked after election if he were to be kept in office. Scott defended Ceass. Mr. Heise said he had reconsidered his recent promise to Scott to keep Ceass and considered him not capable now of holding the office. Mr. Larson complained that he had been denied voting privilege and was legislated against in his platting. Mr. Ostman and Mr. Osterhus said platting regulations were specific and were ad- hered to. Ceass said Rarson had not complied with these regulations. Heise asked whether Ceass had mailed New Brighton resident a copy of building and zoning code. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that We reduce Deputy Clerk's salary to 9. $50.00 per month effective February 25. "Not carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon that we pay the following properly verified accounts. "Carried" '•y :C7'� J. W. Bennett General $45.00 Bernard Johnson R & B $124.70 J. R. Printon " 45.00 Arthur Chermak " 188.16 W. E .Bowers 45.00 Fred Schmidt " 132.1,4 H. H. Heise " 65.00 Henning Pearson " 163.00 D. F. Paine " 15.00 John Dusa " 44.40 B. E. Scott " 60.00 Walter Spears " 47.85 Geo. R.Ceass " 182.50 Lester Albrecht " 10.15 Hesther M. Truax " 108.75 Crystal ;fielding " 280.00 Edith F. Rennie " 97.50 Hedberg-Freidheim " 17.24 Albert Cramer " 1.00 Northern States Power " 20.00 Post Publishing Co. " 60.40 KW.Tire Co. " 166.50 Police 38.30 Veit & Co. " 43.00 PIR 18.90 Williams Hardware " 28.09 Geo. R. Ceass General 50.00 S & M Co. " 14. 19 Farnham Stationery " 5.55 Borchert -Ingersoll n 8.88 24 February 25, 1952 (Continued) Chester Anderson General 195.00 Wm. H. Ziegler Co. Inc. R & B 4027.25 Northern States Power Co. " 37.31 L. S. Gallagher Police 14.7.50 Parks 1.00 Lester " 147.50 St.Lites 226.76 .Albrecht Robt. Iasselstrom " 139.75 Modern Sanitary Supply Co. General 9.88 Ziebarth Bros. " '_`:t.6o Minn. Fire Extinguisher " 3.50 Standard Oil Co. " 9.17 James Truax " 7.50 H. Petersen Park 50.00 Duane Zytkoviez " 9.00 Northern States Power Poor 6.13 David Hillstrom " 7.50 Red Owl Grocery " 24.44 Robillard Elect. & DX Serv. Police 153.10 Malkerson Sales Co. Police 12.94 General 2.54 Univ. Hosp., Out Dept. Poor 111.00 Sipe & Gray OilCo. " 16.56 First Natl. Bank Imp #1 10,389.00 R & B -4$0.56 H. W. Natl. Bank Imp #3 1,403.50 Undis. 134.00 Gust A. Holm Imp,aA 325.00 N.W.Bell Telephone Co. General 18.80 Schwartz Oil Co. R & B 235.00 R & B 3.15 Margaret Clemens General 6.75 Auel Equipment Co. General 1.50 Cordell Bennett "' 3.75 Leo F. Sch°mock " 132.51 Ronald Dusing " 1.88 Trustee Scott introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT RESOLVED By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota that the Council shall meet in the Village Hall on Thursday, March 13, 1952 at 7:00 o'clock P.M. for the purpose of considering and taking action upon the improvement of a 10. certain area in the Village of Crystal by the construction and installation of drain tile and a storm sewere system in that part of the Village of Crystal lying North of the Minneapolis St.Paul and Sault Ste. Marie railroad right-of-way and the Clerk is herebv authorized and directed to Give notice of such meeting by publication for two (2) weeks in the official newspaper of a notice in sbustan- tially the following form: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON STHAM SEWER IMPROVEMENT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That thdt the Village Council of the Village of Crystal Hennepin County, Minnesota will meet on Thursday the 13th day of March, 1952 at 7:00 P.M. in the Village Hall in said Village, to take action upon the improvement of an area in the village by the construction of a drain tile and storm sewer systema in that part of the Village of Crystal lying to the North of the Minneapolis-St.Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad right-of-way and to determine whether or not said im- provement shall be made. All property owners whose said property abuts upon said improvement and all property owners whose property is located within the Village of Crystal and north of the Minneapolis -St. Baul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad right-of-way are liarle to be assessed for the making of said improvement and -are -liable to be assessed for the making of said improvement and are notified to be present at said meeting and make their objections to said improvement, if any there be. /s/ B. E. SCOTT Dated: February 25, 1952 B. E. Scott, Village -Clerk At this point,the Police Civil Service Commission and the police returned to make their report which resulted in the following: Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that the salaries of the two officers who have been on the force sin ce 1950 shall receive an increase of $+30.00 per month, from §295.00 to 1325.00 and that the salry of the newly appointed officer whose present salary is $277.50 shall be increased to $307.50.; "Carried" Notion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that the Police Department be given per- 1 February 25, 1952 (Continued) mission to make the following additions to their library: Modern Criminal Investigation - Soderman and O'Connell Sexual Crimiial - De River Interrogation - Mulbar Police Organization and Management - Leonard and that these purchases are not to exceed the amount of $25.00. There being no furthdr business, President H. subject to the call of the Chair. AT -- Cle J.:1 . "Carried" H. Heise adjourned the meeting, March 10, 1952 The regular meeting of the Council was called to order by President H. H.Feise at 5:00 P.M., with the following members answering roll call: Bowers, Be ett, Printon, Heise, and Scott. Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we set the date for the opening of bids on the extension of Soo Line drainage and installation of tile for March 214, 1952. "Carried" Sinal draft of the Schroeder plat was presented. The Council agreed that signa- tures would be affixed when requirements had been complied with. Planning Commission minutes were read. Residents in the Banholzer and Klatke Additions appeared concerning streets as provided for to the original street plan. A petition was presented containing signatures of residents in the area, requesting that all planned streets be eliminated. Motion by Scott, that we adapt the street plan as recommended by the Planning Commission. Motion failed for want of a second. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we move to eliminate from the street plan all streets in the Banholzer and $lathe area between Douglas Drive e:id Hillside except Elm and Forest Avenues between 145th and 146th Aves. North, and except Forest between 46th and 147th Aves. No. A roll call resulted as follows: Ayes, Printon and Bowers; Nays, Bennett, Scott and Heise, and so the motion was #befeatedp" The Clerk's office was instructed to write to petitioners outlining and clari- fying the street plan now in effect. Motion by Printon, s4conde d bynBennett, that we approve the application of Crystal Motors for a license to dismantle cars on their property at 6200 -56th Ave. No. which is zoned induatrial. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we revoke the license of Ralph D. Kitchen for soft drinks at 5616 Lakeland Ave., effective April 1, 1952. l "'Carried" 12. 5 26 March 10, 1952 (continued) Motion by Printon, se conded by Scott, that we approve the application of K.A .Kivi and W. E. Saarela for a soft drink license at 5616 Lakeland Ave. for the period from April 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we revoke the license of Ralph D. Kit& en for 3.2 beer offAsale at 5616 Lakeland Ave . , effective April 1, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the app&ication of S. A. Kivi and W. E. Saarela for a 3.2 beer off -sale license at 5616 Lakeland Ave. for the period from April 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952- "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we revoke the license of Ralph D. Kitchen for a cigarette license at 5616 Lakeland Ave., effective A1*1 1, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of K. A. Siva and W. E. Saarela for a cigarette license at 5616 Lakeland Ave. for the period from April 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bowers, that we revolm the license of Ralph D. Kitchen fbr an off -sale liquor license at 5616 Lakeland Ave. for the period from April 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of K. A. Kivi and W. E . Saarela for gn off -sale liquor license at 5616 Lalmland Ave. for the Period from April 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952• "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we,accept the report of Victor Hansen Justice of the Peace (Robbinsdale) for Tebruary, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of the Waterbury Co. to install gas pipe and appliances. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to the Minneapolis Gas Co. to install gas main extension #S7 as per their sketch. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to the N. W. Bell Telephone Co. to place one pole on Glenhurst Alpe. and 30th Ave. No. as per their sketch. "Carried" Trustee Bowers moved the adoption of the following Resolutions WIMEEAS, it is deemed to be to the interest of the public and of the Village of Crystal, to change the names of certain streets in the Village of Crystal, to correspond with names of streets lying to the south thereof in other municipalities, and �WEEBEAS, the Planning Commission of the Village of Crystal has recommended the following changes, NOW, THEREPM, BE IT RESOLVED That the names of streets in column 1 below be changed to the name designated in column 2 below, which changes shall become effective immediately and the Village Clerk is hereby directed to furnish a COPY of this resolution to the Postmaster of the City of Minneapolis, advising him of such changes. 27 March 10, 1952 (continued) No. 2 to Edgewood Avenue Florida Avenue Georgia Avenue Hampshire Avenue Idaho Avenue Jersey Avenue Kentucky Avenue Louisiana Avenue Maryland Avenue Nevada Avenue Oregon Avenue Pennsylvania Averthe quebec Avenue Rhode Island Trustee Scott seconded the adoption of the foregoing Resolution and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Bennett, Scott, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was duly declared adopted. At thi s point, Mr . and Mrs. Schreiber, 3409 iDrchard Ave .. appeared asking what action isto be taken concerning the proposed sanitary sewer in District #5 and #6. After considerable discussion on the matter and several people had been heard pro and con, the Council informed them the Clerk is working with Pfeiffer - Shultz, Engineers, in the hope of working out a compromise proposal for the meeting of March 24, 1952 Mr. R. L. Sprague, 5801 West Broadway, a member of the District $27 school board, was present e#laining that considerable effort is being put forth toward the dissolution of District #27, and he requested that a member of the Crystal Coun- cilbe present in their behalf at the County Commissioners' committee meeting some- time in April. After considerable discussion, no action was taken. Ernest E. Larsen was present concerning the acceptance of his Twin Lake Park Second Addition plat. He was informed that building permits could not be issued in his plat until platting requirements have been complied with or a bond posted Instead. After his insistence thab these requirements had been met, the Council agreed to meet on the plat March 18 at 5:30 P .M . together with Ceass , Minder, and Larsen. The Clerk's office was instructed to check with the State Highway Department as to progress of installation of automatic signals on Highway #52 and County Road #10. Arthur G. Chermak, Street Supervisor, asked for permission to purchase a used electric welder for $225.00, stating that he was familiar with this particular unit and was certain it was a good value at the price. The Council asked him to present figures on a new machine, and more information on the used one. Mr. Chermak also asked for a moo ting to be set regarding his arpointment, salary, and civil service possibilities. Meeting was set for 6:00 P.M., March 18 at the Village Hall. No. 1 Oak Avenue Elm Avenue Linden Avenue Forest Avenue Florida Avenins Georgia Avenue Glenhurst Avenue Hillside Avenue Ivy Avenue Jordan Avenue Kentucky Avenue Louisiana Avenue Maryland Avenge Nevada Avenue No. 2 to Edgewood Avenue Florida Avenue Georgia Avenue Hampshire Avenue Idaho Avenue Jersey Avenue Kentucky Avenue Louisiana Avenue Maryland Avenue Nevada Avenue Oregon Avenue Pennsylvania Averthe quebec Avenue Rhode Island Trustee Scott seconded the adoption of the foregoing Resolution and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Bennett, Scott, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was duly declared adopted. At thi s point, Mr . and Mrs. Schreiber, 3409 iDrchard Ave .. appeared asking what action isto be taken concerning the proposed sanitary sewer in District #5 and #6. After considerable discussion on the matter and several people had been heard pro and con, the Council informed them the Clerk is working with Pfeiffer - Shultz, Engineers, in the hope of working out a compromise proposal for the meeting of March 24, 1952 Mr. R. L. Sprague, 5801 West Broadway, a member of the District $27 school board, was present e#laining that considerable effort is being put forth toward the dissolution of District #27, and he requested that a member of the Crystal Coun- cilbe present in their behalf at the County Commissioners' committee meeting some- time in April. After considerable discussion, no action was taken. Ernest E. Larsen was present concerning the acceptance of his Twin Lake Park Second Addition plat. He was informed that building permits could not be issued in his plat until platting requirements have been complied with or a bond posted Instead. After his insistence thab these requirements had been met, the Council agreed to meet on the plat March 18 at 5:30 P .M . together with Ceass , Minder, and Larsen. The Clerk's office was instructed to check with the State Highway Department as to progress of installation of automatic signals on Highway #52 and County Road #10. Arthur G. Chermak, Street Supervisor, asked for permission to purchase a used electric welder for $225.00, stating that he was familiar with this particular unit and was certain it was a good value at the price. The Council asked him to present figures on a new machine, and more information on the used one. Mr. Chermak also asked for a moo ting to be set regarding his arpointment, salary, and civil service possibilities. Meeting was set for 6:00 P.M., March 18 at the Village Hall. 28 March 10, 1952 (continued) a, Motion by PrintonlF seconded by Bennett, that Fire Chief Carr be authorized to pur- chase two 30# extinguishers at $67.50, and one 20# at $55.80 less discount, for dry chemical, same to be installed on the Fire trucks and the Police car. "Carried The Fire Devartment appeared requesting the addition of a dispatcher's room to be built onto the south side of the Fire Station. The necessity for the dis- patcher's room being separate from the rest of the building was emphasized. Ezra Osterhus stated the building could be built for approximately #5.00 per square foot, and that bids should be as lmd for. He also suggested that it should be designed with the idea of providing a tower for drying hose in the future. The Council was agr4ed that a study should be given to the financing of such a project, as well as its practicability. Assessor Leo F. Schmuck appeared requesting consideration be given to salaries of Deputy Assessors for the year 1952, resulting in the following action& Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that the assessor be paid $12.50 per day �and the deputy assessors be paid $1.35 per hour and 7J¢ a mile for the use of cars for the year 1952 • "Carried" Dispatcher -custodian Chester Anderson appeared requesting that the Council give consideration to the adjustment of pay for his sixth day each week on the basis of his recent salary increase, resulting in the following action: Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we increase the sixth day pay of dispatcher -custodian Chester Anderson from $10.00 to $12.50, effective March 10, 1952 • "Carried" Deputy Clerk Cease requested consideration be given to his vacation, stating that due to the pressure of affairs, he was =able to take only one week's vacation in 1950, none in 1951. This resulted in the following action: Motion by Printon; seconded by Bennett, that De-outy Clerk Cease be given a three eV weeks vacation with pay starting late in March, figuring one week for 1950,` two weeks in 1951, and two week's pay in lieu of two weeks vacation in,, 952.1"Cersi�ed" t The Deputy Clerk was instructed to make a check on Dover's failure to apply for renewal of his taxicab license. Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: „Carried" Post Publishing Co. Generalit $10.G0 Art Peterson Garage R & B $28.55 PIR 3.60 Police 3.50 Geo. R. Cease General 192.50 Nichols-Schoening R & B 6.28 - Edith F. Rennie " 101.gg Lampert Yards " 14.00 Hesther M. Truax " 103}75 Pioneer GMC Trucks " 2.66 Farnham Stationery " 32.12 Crystal Welding " 7.25 Police 3.60 Regent Fuel Oil Co. Poor 15.50 H. A. Rogers General 30.49 National Tea Co. " 34k85 Post Publishing Co. If 56-95 National Tea Go. If g}2g Chester M. Anderson If 170100 R. J. Benne them of 97.20 Minneapolis Gas Co. " 92.94 Elmquist Shoe Store If 4.75 American Linen Supply Co. " 7,5p Mrs. Della Hanson Park 4.00 Sipe and Gray Oil Co. If 30,63 Louis S. Gallagher Police 162.50 R & B 37.00 Louis S. Gallagher If 60.00 Poor 15.96 Lester R. Albrecht " 162.50 1 C 29 March 10, 1952 (continued) Gardner Hdwe. General $ 3.00 Lester R. Albrecht Police $60.00 Village of Osseo " 3.75 R. D. Hasselstrom " 153.75 Auel Equipment Co. " 33.34 R. D. Hasselstrom " 60.00 S. J. Sprague " 55.21 General Electric Co. " 149.00 Henn. Co. Treasurer " 14.75 Hennepin County " 15.00 School District $24 " 44.25 Civil Service Book Sales" 14.57 Gust A. Holm R & B 158.00 Frederick M. Hass " 2.00 Arthur G. Chermak it 263.56 Mirider Engineering Imp.#2 22.75 Fred Schmidt " 166.57 Imp 43 2, 600.07 Henning Pearson " 262.00 Val Bjornson, PER Prev.Dist. 282.56 g.Bernard Johnson " 172.55 Mrs. Verna Danielson General 9.00 John Dusa " 92.110 Leo F. S chmo ck " 94.89 Industrial & Tr.Parts " 54-74 Associated Contractors " 2,5141.23 N. W. Tire Co. " 43.50 Associated Contractors " 2g6.00 Geo. Hanson, uroprietor of the Eat and Run Cafe, requested consideration be given to the possibility of obtaining a 3.2 beer off -sale license for his establishment. After discussion, no action was taken. No action was taken on building inspector Sprague's request for reimbursement of expense necessary in conducting building inspection during this slack period. Mr. T. N. Andresen suggested Village should consider having a full time building inspector. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to obtain information on police chief appointment for next meeting. There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST ,pr� esident of the C uncal Cl er March 13, 1952 The special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order by President H. H. Heise at 7:00 P X , with the following members answering roll calls Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon. Bids on gravel were opened, Olson Excavating Co. and Veit & Co. submitting bids. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we table gravel bids to March A for further study. "Carried" STORM SEWZR HEARING, AREA NORTH OF SOO TBACSS. President Heise announced that the meeting was open for the consideration of the Storm Sewer Improvement in the Village of Crystal. The Clerk produced an Affidavit showing Publication of a Notice of Hearing on a proposed Storm Sewer Improvement for two (2) weeks in the official newspaper of said Village, said publication being on February 28, and March 6, 1952, which notice was examined ana found satisfactory and ordered placed on file. 30 March 13, 1952 (continued) a The President announced that there had been/prior unofficial hearing upon this matter for the purpose of getting the sentiments of the people but that this official hearing was being held pursuant to the provisions of the Minnesota statutes in order that the cost of the improvement could be assessed against the benefitted property if the Council decided to proceed with the improvement. The President then called upon all property owners then present, either for or against said proposed improvementA. .After hearing and considering all objections and all property owners appearing in favor of said improvement, Trustee Scott ixitroduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY ?OR THE CONSTRUCTION OP A SOTRM SEWER IMPROVEMENT IN THE VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL, HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOT► WHEREAS, the Village Council heretofore adopted a Resolution fixing the time and place of meeting to consider the adoption of a Resolution to make a storm sewer improvement in the Village of Crystal, pursuant to Sections 412.1101 to 412.481, Minnesota Statutes and, WIDWAS, Notice of said meeting has been given to all property owners whose property may be assessed therefor, by publication thereof in a manner required by law, and WHEREAS, all parties interested in said improvement have appeared and the Village Council has heard and considered all objections and the arguments for and against said improvement, Now, THEREFORE, AE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. That said improvement is necessary and it is hereby determined to maks said storm sewer improvement in the Village of Crystal, more particularly described as: All that part of the Village lying North of the Minneapo lis - St . Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad right-of-way. II. That said improvement shall be made under the provisions of Section 412. 1101 to 412.481, 1(,S. and the improvement shall be hereafter designated as Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3. III. The entire cost of such improvement, including the cost of engineering, interest during construction and the necessary incidental expenses shall be assessed against the property benefitted by said improvement, whether the property abuts on the improvement or not, based upon the benefits received. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Sennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none, whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meati ng, su o 1_�9 call of the Chair. AT S r lA uscoraer Presidsat of the Council 1 1 I� 1 I # �1 March 18, 1952 The special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 6:30 P.M. by President H. H. Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Heise, Printon, Bennett, and Scott together with all members of the road crew. Chermak reported on equipment and answered questions concerning procedure. Chermak asked that the department be given an increase in wages and his salary also be increased. The street crew stated that the blacktopping in the Village is poorly done and inadequate. Printon pointed out engineering inadequacies in accepting streets before finished. President Heise stated that the Village should }nave Engineer and not depend on hired engineers. Chermak asked wage scale should be set up on basis of union scale and wanted the permanency of civil service. President Heise asked if Chermak was capable of supervision of blacktop installations. Chermak said he was. President Heise stated the Village was unable to pay Chermak request of approx- imately $2.60 per hour, or $450.00 per month, and suggested he look elsewhere If he felt he had to have the increase. Chermak said that if he retains the job he would life more authority in the operation of the department. l• Chermak asked for the following increases: Pearson from $2.00 per hr. to $2.35 per hr. Johnson from $1.45 per hr. to $1.62 per hr. Schmidt from $260.00 per month to $1.62 per hr. Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we table any road department changes until road department charges of engineering inadequacies are proved or disproved. Roll call vote resulted in the following: ITSF, Bennett; Ayes, Heise, Bowers, Scott, and Printon. "Carried" There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST V Presi nt of the Council Cl rk March 24, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order by President H. H. Heise at 8:00 P.M.. with the following members answering roll call: Bowers, Bennett, Printon;.Heise, and Scott. The Mayor announced that the order of business was the consideration of the returns of the Presidential Primary Flection held March 18, 1952. �2 March 24, 1952 (continued) The Clerk then presented the official returns of the judges and clerks of said election in each of districts No. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, within the village and after giving due consideration to the manner in which ballot judges had con- ducted the election ballot count, the condition of the balloting material, etc. the following action was taken: Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that all election material being duly canvassed and found to be in order, we approve the election canvass of the Presidential Primary Election held March 18, 1952. "Carried" Mr. Hoff was spokesman for a delegation from the Blatke and Banholzer Additions requesting the Council to take definite action on the permanent designation of streets in these areas, resulting in the following action,. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we eliminate all streets in the Banholzer and glatke Additions between Douglas and Hillside except Elm, Forest, Georgia, and Hillside between 45th and 46th Aves. 80.; and except Forest, �. Georgia, and Hillside, between 46th and 47th Aves. to be included as alleys run- ning east and west between 45th and 46th from Douglas Drive to Forest and between 46th and 47th starting 132' wi►st of Douglas Drive and continuing west to Hillside. A roll call vote resulted in the following: Ayes, Printon,-Bowers, Bennett, Scott, Heise; hays, none, and so the motion was "Carried" Mr. Baird, State Health Department representative, appeared regarding the proposed inverted well for Hansen's pond, at 37th and Xenia Aves. He cited the possible contamination of underground water seepages because of road oils from streets, etc., affecting taste and stated it would be impossible to purify water by means of the proposed gravel rodk filter. He concluded by stating the Department of Health is definitely opposed to the plan. Mr. Wm. Renner, who was awarded the contract for installation of the inverted well, stated that the filtoation planned would purify the water and pointed to many smell towns who were not conforming to the State Health Department standards. The following action resulted: Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that due to the adverse reports from the State Health Department regarding health questions on the planned inverted well at 37th and Xenia Aves., the action taken by the Council at the meeting of February 11, 1952, accepting the Renner Well Co.'s bid be rescinded. "Carried" Mr. Raymond Rascop of the Glenwood $ills Hospital and Mr. Van Hauer were spokes- men for a group from Golden Valley, presenting the tenefits that would be derivea from sanitary sewer in Districts #5 and #6, and stressed the possible epidemic that might result from pollution due to present existing unsanitary conditions in the area, and expressed the hope that the Crystal Council might -bring about the immediate starting of the project and pointed out the benefits to both Crystal and Golden Valley. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we accept the resignation of street supervisor, Arthur G. Chermak. "Carried Motion by Printon, time seconded by Bowers, that we appoint Anthony Ustanos as Part police officer on a beside of a maximum of 24 hours per week at $d.14 per hour, effectite as of April 1, 1952, as recommended by the Police Civil& Service Commission. "Carried" 33 March 24, 1952 (continued) Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we appoint Lester R. Albrecht acting chief of police for a 90 day period at a salary of $335.00 effective as of April 1, 1952, as recommended by the Police Civil service Commission. "Carried" Mr. Heise appointed Mr. Bowers to act as Council representative on the Police Civil Service Commission effective as of this date. At this point, the sealed bids on the extension of the Soo Line drainage and Installation of tile were opened and checked by the Minder Engineering Co. The bidders were as follows: Name Ammay- Castle & Gillette Co: $2,945.00 Lametti & Sons 2,567.00 F. 0. Tosses 2,357.90 Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we award the contract for the extension of the Soo Line ditch and the installation of 4121 of 48" tile to F. 0. Tessera on his bid of $2,357.90, which was accepted on the following list prices: "Carried" 7, Item: Quantity: unit Price: " Excavation of trench 3200 cu. yds. 450 $2,440.00 Lay & backfill 48" pipe in existing trench 144 ft. $1.70 24+.80 Trench, lay, and backfill 48" concrete pipe 268 ft. 1.70 455•6D Standard manhole 1 174.00 Manhole casting Neenah #1728 1 43.50 A letter from the State Highway Department was read concerning the installs - tion of automatic signals at the intersection of State Highway #52 and County Highway #10, resulting in the following action: Trustee Bennett introduced and moved the adoption of the following Resolution: RESOLVkD That the Mayor and Clerk of the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, be and they are hereby authori zed to sign and execute all •instruments, agreements and documents in connection with the Agreement between the Highway Department of the State of Minnesota and the Village of Crystal, for the installation of automatic signals at the intersection of Fifty-sixth Avenue North, also ]mown as Bass Iake Road, and Trunk Highway No. 52, and to do any and all other acts on behalf of the Village of Crystal to accomplish the installation and operation of said automatic signals. Trustee Bowers seconded the motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same; none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. R /34 March 24, 1952 (continued) Trustee Scott introduced and moved the adoption of the following Resolution: RESOLVED That the Village of Crystal does hereby assume and agree to pay one-half of the cost of the installation of automatic signals in the Village of Crystal at the intersection of Fifty-sixth .veno North, also ]mown as Bass Lake q Road and Trunk Highway No. 52, said automatic signals to be installed by the Department of Highways of the -State of Minnesota and an invoice covering the cost of installation thereof submitted to said Village. Trustee Printon seconded the motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution and upon a vote being taken, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Petition for street light at 46th Ave. No. and Yates Ave. tabled until next meeting so that Council can check necessity. Mr. Robt. Kinsey representing firm auditing the Village records, submitted a preliminary audit report covering progress on the audit for 1950 and 1951, stating that the final audit would be complete in 30 days. Notion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that gravel bids submitted at meeting of March 10, 1952, by Veit & Olson be rejected for the reason that the bids ex- ceeded the limit previously set by the Council to be expended for gravel and because -of existing street load restrictions. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded.by Bowers, that we advertise for bids for our ,\.* �' 1952 sewer pipe requirements. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we advertise for 300 street signs, specifications to be worked out by the Clerk's office. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the regaest of Matt fig• Blenias to move a root beer stand next to his present building, on the Use Latae Road, subject to the approval of the Building Inspector. "Carried" Joe Turner, residing at 3 621 Xenia Ave., asked for a 15 mile speed limit on Xenia Ave. as a safety measure for children. Attorney McCullagh agreed to check the legality of such a limit. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we write to the State Highway ` Department regaesting permission to tap the existing underground storm sewer on 50 th Ave . No . between Highway #52 and Twin Lake for the purpose of draining 50th Ave. No. at points considered necessary in order to relieve a bad water situation. "Carried " Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve and confirm the 1y building inspectors recommendations for rebuilding the Duffy house in the 4300 block on Adair Ave., so that the same will be in accordance with the building code. "Carried" Mr. Schreiber, 3409 orchard, was spokesman for a group of residents from Crystal Heights who were present asking for favorable consideration of saui- tary sewer in Districts #5 and #6, at the same time reminding the Council that they were promised some action by the Council at this meeting. After many people were heard and much discussion pro and con, the following action re- sulted: 1 1 March 24, 1952 (continued) Village! Clerk Scott introduced and moved the adoption of the following Resolution: BB IT RBSOLVZD By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, that the Village Council shall meet on Thursday, Meay 1, 1952, at 5:00 o'clock P.M. at the Auditorium of the Adair Avenue School for the purpose of considering and taking action upon the improvement of an area lying within the Village of Crystal heretofore designated -as Sanitary Sewer District No- 5 and 6 by the construction of tranklines and interceptor lines for said Sanitary Sewer System, and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give notice of such meeting by publishing for two (2) weeks in the official newspaper of a Notice in sub- s tan tiall y the following form: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM FOR SANITARY S&TE8 DI STRI CTS NO. 5 AND 6 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Village Council of the Villageof /10 Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, will most on Thursday, the first day of May, 1952 at 5:00 o'clock P.M. in the Auditorium of the Adair Avenna School to take action upon the improvement of the area lying within the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, and heretofore designated as Sanitary Sewer Districts No. 5 and 6 by the installation, construction and m►intenance of tranklines and interceptor lines for Sanitary Sewer System in said Districts, and to determine whether or not said improvement shall be made. All property owners those property lies id this Sanitary Sewer Districts No. 5 and 6 as heretofore designated by Ordinance, are liable to be assessed for the making of said improvement and are notified to be present at said meeting and make their objections to said improvement, if any there be. Notice is further making of said improvement both of which however will may hereafter be determine that said improvement shall K .S .A. Dated: March 24, 1952. given that there will be a separate hearing upon the in each of the aforesaid Sanitary Sewer Districts, be held at the same time and place and that it d by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal be consolidated as provided for in Section 435.15, BY ORIZE, OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL: B. E. SCOTT Village Clerk The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Bennett, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Letter from Commissioner Milton Rosen, St. Paul, concerning the adoption of a resolution approving bills containing provisions for urban aid for a continu- ing and expanding federal aid program of construction for urban highways for the years 195+ and 1955, was read and placed on file. �5 �6 March 24, 1952 (continued) Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that the application of Geo. Hanson for a 3.2 off -sale beer license at Eat and Run Cafe be rejected on the grouAds that it bas not been the practice to allow off -sale beer license in eating places and because of the proximity of Hanson's business to the Methodist church. "Carried" Mr. Nels P. Jessen, representing the Now Hope Township Burd, appeared re- garding the proposed dam on Jewett's farm pro party, The purpose of this dam would be to hold the water in Anstett Lala,, preventing the same from flowing through Murray Lanes, which at this time is causing a great deal of damage all along the course of this flow. After considerable discussion, no action was taken. A large representation was present from the area north of the Soo Line tracks, principally gensey Manor, demanding to know the earliest date that the proposed storm sewer for the area could be started. Geo. Cease presented a plan for assessing the cost on the basis of benefits derived by various pieces of property, opinions and suggestions as a result of an extensive survey conducted since last meeting by the Clerk's office. The following official action resulted: Motion by Printon, that we hire consulting engineers to investigate whether present preliminary engineering plans are feasible. Motion failed for want of a second. Motion was made by Village Clerk Scott that George Minder, the Village Engineer SCA. be and hereby is directed to prepare the necessary plans and specifications for Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3, lying north of the Soo Line right-of-way, which plans and specifications shall be filed with the Village Clerk. Said motion was seconded by Trustee Bowers and upon a vote being taken, thereon, the follow- ing voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted again o t the same: none, whereupon said motion was declared duly passed and adopted. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we accept lam. A. Schultz easement covering the following: The south twenty-five (25) feet of that part of Lot Nine (9), "Schaefer's Lake* side Grove," lying east of the west 3147.28 feet thereof, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for said county, and The west sixteen (16) feet fo the following described tract: Commencing thirty (30) feet west of a point 227.68 feet south of the north quarter corner of Section 16, Township 118, Range 21; thence west 165.9$ feet; thence south 585 feet; thence east 165.95 feet; thence north to the point of beginning. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we refund a payment of $198.95 ,q. of our portion of the proceeds, from the sale of the Otto Pearson estate for the purpose of paying half of the funeral bill. "Carried Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that the request of Chermak and Pearson y° for vacation par be rejected. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by `Bennett, that we accept the report of Justice of the Peace Marvin Carlson for the month of February, 1952, and order it placed �" on file in the Clerk's office. "Carried" 3 March 24, 1952 (continued) Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we pay the following properlyz verified accountst "Carried" W. E. Bowers General $35.00 Mrs. Verdell Ofsthun General $ 9.94 J. W. Bennett " 35.00 Miss E. M. Hultcrantz " 9.94 J. R. Printon " 35.00 Mrs. Helen Baker " 2.44 H . H. Hsi se " 50.00 Mary 1. Piercey " 2.44 Daireld Paine " 15.00 Mrs. Chet Noice " 2.44 B. Z. Scott " 50.00 Mrs. Vivian Schirmers " 2.44 Geo. R. Cease " 152.50 Charlene Hensel " 2.44 Geo. R. Cease " 182.50 Mr. Leon Kennard " 2.44 NW. Bell Telephone " 5T.70 Mrs . Irma 1. Hur kwz " 9.94 G.R.C., Petty Cash " 32.51 Mr. Albert Cramer " 10.13 R & B .50 Mrs. Emily Petersen " 9.9 Geo. R. Cease General 50.00 Fern H. Binderup " 9.94 The John Leslie Paper Co." 10.70 Mary Meelberg " 9.94 Panama Carbon Co. " 4.75 Viola Aland " 9.94 Farnham's Stationery " 34.70 Phyllis M. Buckley " 15.33 Mrs. Eleanor Evans " 2.81 Mrs. Lois M. Dusing " 17.00 Edna Anderson " 2.51 Mrs. Arthur Baker " 5.00 Helen Odean " 2.81 N W .Bell Telphoin " 46.75 Bernice Berg " 2.81 R & B70 Mr. Frank Bickner " 2.81 Larsen Inholtz Motors General 3.12 Mrs. Gladys Saunders " 2.51 Robillard Electric " 2.04 Lorraine Dysart " 9.94 Police 30.19 C. Lotbamer " 9.94 R & B 4.74 Luella M. Connor " 9.94 Sipe and Gray Oil Co. General 21.11 Mr. Will Liddicoat " 9.94 Auel Equipment Co. " 124.Ofl Mrs. 0. F. Thayer " 10.69 Police 64.55 Lois M. Dusing " 10.69 T.G.&vensen & Assoc. R & B 250.00 Mr. M. A. Barnhart " 3.19 Post Publishing Co. " 1.20 Mrs. Audrey Headley " 3.19 PIB 13.20 Florence Gaulks " 3.19 H. n Toll Co. R & B 2.49 Victoria Wilde " 3.19 The Woodhiad Co. " 38.80 Helen Carlson " 3.19 Borchert- Inge rso ll, Inc. " 7.32 Mary Healer " 3.19 Sta-vis oil Co. " 52.44 Marion Eardley " 9.94 Williams Hdws. Co. " 21.80 Florence Hajder " 9.94 Lampert Yards " 16.2v Mr. Frank Mshutga " 9.94 Borchert -Ingersoll Co. " 60.16 Mrs. Valborg Sharbono " 9.94 Northfield Iron Co. " 75.26 Lorraine Russell " 9.94 Schwartz Oil Co. " 117.50 Grace Berner " 9.94 Fred Schmidt " 144.63 Mr. Albert Cramer " 9.5D K. Bernard Johnson " 124.70 Mrs. Valera Beck " 10.88 John Duca " 76.60 Bernice Walmsley " 1Ok55 Northland Milk Co. Poor 5.85 Mary Schreyer " 10.13 Clover Leaf Creamery " 20.00 Clara Hillstrom " 10.13 Earvey E. Petersen Park Charlotte Valerius " 10.13 L. S. Gallagher Police 16250.00 .50 Mr. Henry Pratt " 9.94 L. R. Albr3cht " 162.50 'Mrs: Ellen Bluem " 3.75 R. C. Hasselstrom " 153.75 Rosalie Robillard " 3.75 Civil Serv.Book Sales " 6.66 Leo Kal ous " 3.75 First National Bank F .P .Res. 669.22 Virginia Stoffel " 3.75 Post Publishing Co. PIR 5.40 Caroline Murphey " 3.75 Mrs. Edith F. Rennie General 103.75 Mr. Theo. Hurkman, Sr. " 3.75 Mrs. Heather M. Truax " 106.25 Mrs. Constance Ganz " 3.94 Chester M. Anderson " 162.50 Mrs. Irene Finks " 3.94 Crystal Motors " 15.00 38 March 24, 1952 (continued) Mrs. Mary Hama General $ 3.94 Griffin Motor Co. General $15.00 LaVerne Petersen " 3.94 Crystal Pres Church " 15.00 Verna Danielson " 3.94 Henning W. Pearson R & B 309.00 Mr,. Everett Krueger " 3.94 Arthur G. Chermak " 321.56 Mrs. Helen K. Walker " 10.31 Northfield Iron Co. " 132.81 Dorothy Kraft " 9.94 Terry Bros., Inc. PIR 93.50 Elsie H. Gadbois " 9.94 Leo F. Schmock General 57.65 Mrs. Henry Brown " .9-94 Gust A. Holm Imp .$2 1,460.64 Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that the wages of K. Bernard Johnson of the ,,a• street department be raised from $1.45 per hour to $1.62 per hour, effective March 25, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that the salary of ?red Schmidt of the y3' street department be raised from $260.00 per month to $275.00 per month, effective April 1, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by B ennett, that we approve the application of D. K. Carter Co. for a cigarette license (Village Hall) for the period from March 24, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Superior Purnace Co. for license to install, alter and maintain gas units in the Village of Crystal for the period from March 13, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of Boyer's Garbage Service for a license to haul garbage in the Village of Crystal for the period from April 1, 1952 to April 1, 1953• "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Gady and Engebretson for a license to haul garbage in the Village of Crystal for the period from April 1, 1952 to April 1, 1953- "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Annette L. Heath for a license to operate a lunch room for the period from March 24, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Annette L. Heath for a soft drink license for the period from March 24, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Annette L. Heath for a cigarette license for the period from March 24, 1952 to December 31, 1952• "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we grant permission to the Minneapolis Gas Co. for main extensions numbered #100 and 101, as per their sketch. "Carried" Motion by Scott, sedonded by Bennett, that we grant permission to the Minneapolis Gas Co. for main extensions numbered #91, 95, and 96, as per their sketch. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to Northern States Power Co. to place one pole on 47th Ave. No. between Welcome and Xenia Aves. and to place two poles on 48th Avel No. between Yates and Zane Aves. "Carried" 39 March 214, 1952 (continued) Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we grant permission to Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. to place one pole and one anchor in 142nd Ave. No., west of Forest Ave. Also buried cable crossing 141st Ave. No. between Forest Ave. and Florida Ave. as per their sketch, upon condition they restore street to original condition. "Carriedl There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the me%ting, subject to the call of the Chair. SeePre dent of the Coun Clirk March 31, 1952 The adjourned special meeting o f the Council was called to order by President H. H. Heise at 7:00 P.M., with the following members answering roll call: Heise, Scott, Printon, Bowers, and Bennett. Attorney McCullagh and Mr. Kenneth Murray of Associated Contractors were also present. The meeting was called to discuss the erection of a temporary retaining wall on the Leon N. Jewett property in New Hope to hold back water from the north end of the Village. Mr. Murray stated that Associated Contractors would construct the dam and furnish all materials and equipment at a cost to the Village not U exceed $100.00. Mr. McCullagh presented an agreement signed by the property ownersaffected. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we have a temporary dam constructed on the Leon Jewett property, and appoint Associated Contractors as agent for construction at a cost not to exceed $100.00. "Unanimously Carried" There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATOS Presid t of the Covnci C1 rk 7 April 7, 1952 The adjourned special meeting of the Council was called to order by President H. H. Heise at 7:00 P.N., with the following members answering roll call: Scott, Bowers, Heise, and Printon. Jack DeValk appeared concerning the proposed street on the Smart property, resulting in the following action! Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that James C. DeValk and Martha B. DeValk of t to crit: The west 95 feet of the east 659. the north 990 feet of the It quarter of the 119, Range 21; as required by "An Ordinance division of Land in the Village of Crystal, conveyance running in favor of Clifford F. we approve the conveyance of he following described property, 9 feet of the south 192.114 feet of HE quarter of Section g, Township Regulating and Governing the Sub - Hennepin County, Minnesota, said Smart and Vera Smart, said conveyance April 7, 1952 (continued) being a part of the following: That part of the NR quarter of the NS quarter of Section 5, Township 118, Range 21, described as follows: Beginning at a point 625.72 feet south and 655.9 feet west of north and east lines of said r -r -i section, a distance of 364-29 feet; thence east parallel with the north line of said section 95 feet, thence north and parallel with east line of said section a distance of 364-28 feet, thence west and parallel with north line of said section a distance of 95 feet to point of beginning. A roll call vote being called for, resulted as follows: Ayes, Bowers, Printon, and Heise; lays, Scott, and so the motion was "©arried" Mr. C. M. Ole tad, 6132 West Broadway, (I acre in New Hope), and Mr. Guy States, 6136 West Broadway, (12 acres iri New Hope and 11 acres in Crystal), appeared stating that their property is being flooded by water crossing County Road #8 by the James property. They said that Murray promised to build a ditch across their land, and that Crystal stated that the ditch would be installed. Mr. Geo. Minder is to be instructed to investigate the possibility of inking ditch into back part of their property and report to President Heise. Mr. Heise requested inform tion on the authorization for Associated Contractors to oversee the building of the Fire Station. He was informed that this work was performed on a day labor basis. There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the -call of the Chair. A l � Ork Pres dent'of the Council C April 14, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President H. H. Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Bennett, Heise, and Scott. Minutes of the March 24, March 31, and April 7, 1952 meetings were read and approved. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the plat of Bandelin, First Addition, submitted by Paul Resop, subject to standard procedure. "Carried" At this point, bids on street signs were opened. Bids were submitted by the following: Norbhfield Iron Co. $6.65 A unit, 50¢ extra for block numbers Rosenwald -Cooper, Inc. 6.35 on pawts 7.10 on light standards Ferro Enameling Co. 7.35 Lyle Signs, Inc. 6.39 Type #E-435 6.75 #E-450 Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers,- that we table bids on street signs for 'further study. "Carried" 41 April 14, 1952 (continued) Kenneth Thompson appeared concerning drainage on and through Murray Lane. Thompson has data and suggestions for corecting drainage. Heise asked that he present his sugg4stions to Minder and try to work out problem, then return to Council. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the Minneapolis Gas Co. application for 24" main on Winnetka Ave. on condition that they restore street$ to original condition and maintain for one year. 'Carried Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we pay a fee of $15.00 to send I- Arnold Sibet to fire fighting school. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bowers, that we accept the plat of Becker's Sew nd Addition submitted by G. C. Becker, subject to standard procedure. "Cafried" Associated Contractors requested the Village to condemn the Hedland property for continuation of 49th Ave. No. east to Lakeland. Heise asked Attorney McCullagh to contact Redland to try to work out solution. A delegation from Kensey Manor appeared asking what progress had been made on storm sewer. They were informed that Mr. Minder will have report within the next two weeks. The Clerk's office was irstructed to write Northern States Power Co. requesting them to keep Kensey Manor on critical list, and point out hazardous condition in interruptions of service in this area, because of necessity for pumping basements with motors, furnaces, etc. Mr. Minder is to present all previous plans and specifications for Hansen pond area to Council at engineering meeting on April 22, 1952. A group of citizens appeared asking whether the Village has any street plan&, and obljecting to lack of proper personnel for maintaining streets. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we advertise for a civil engineeik for general municipal engineering work. salary open. A roll call vote being lo' called for, resulted in the following: Ayes, Printon, Bowers, Heise, Bennett; Nays, Scott. "Carried" Mrs . Leix did not appear, concerning sidewalk on her plat, as she had previously stated. Mr. Falldin appeared concerning garage built facing property. He was informed the Council could do nothing. No action was taken on the request of Wilford Ostman to rezone lots 3 and 4 of block 1 and 2 of 0stman's Fifth Addition from residential to comteercial. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we give tentative approval of the 7 Plat of Ostman's Fifth Addition, subject to standard practice. 'Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we advertise for bids for police car, with the same specifications as the last ones, specifications to be prepared 15y the Clerk. "Carried" Planning Commission minutes were read. 42 April 14, 1952 (continued) Iq Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that any bond submitted for streets in new plate are to be approved by the Village attorney before the plat is signed. Frank Gaulke appeared and stated that culverts are not adequate in his area, and believes engineering is questionable. He asked that the Village clean the ditch on 40th Ave. No. on the north side. Bennett will check on April 15, 1952. Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the bond of Philip sad �o• Emmaline Schroeder for streets in their Schroeder's Addition, sub4act to the approval of the Village attorney. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the bond of F. 0. Tessem �,. for performance on contract for Soo line drainage ditch (south), subject to the approval of the Village attorney. "Carried" At this point, Mr -.-Bowers was taken ill and went home, A letter was read from the Crystal Business Association concerning the sanitary sewer. The Clerk was instructed to write, informing them that the hearing on Districts #5 and #6 will be held at the Adair school on May 1, 1952. Letter from Suburban Building Department Administration was read on well ordinance. After discussion, the propsed ordinance was given to Mrl Sprague to check. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the report of Justibe Blake «'. for the month of February, 1952, and order it placed on file. "Carried" Motion by Printon, sem nded by Bennett, that we accept a deed from Carl A. Gaulke and wife for the north half of 40th Ave. No. between Douglas Drive and Elm Ave. "Carried" Motion by Printon;4eb'onded by Bennett, Oat we accept an easement from Fritz Walgren for the east half of Elm Ave . south from 43rd Ave . No . a distance of 200' . "Carried" An easement for the west 30 feet of the north three quarters of lot 23, lud.itor's Sub -division #328 was presented by Nels Eckberg. This was placed on file. The Clerk's office was instructed to write the Minneapolis Gas Co. informing them that we are approving extension #143, 144, and 145, ]�, the Council to not satisfied with the Gas Co. street repairs and requests that a representative from their company be present at our April 28, 1952, meeting to discuss street repairs. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we pV the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Wes Tonn General 17.50 American Linen Supply Co. General $7.50 Matt B ienias " 1.50 Minneapolis Gas Co. " 71 40 Richard Steinbach " 9.00 Farnham Stationery " 12.40 Robert Stenger " 15.84 N. WL Bell Telephone " 20.50 Frank Sprague " 14.33 Coast to Coast " 1.34 Arnold Sibet " 13.33 West Tonn " 11.23 Kenne th Ro gere " 4• A lgue 1 Bquipmen t " 45 32 Charles Robillard4 " 16.83 Leo F. Schmock " 113.65 43 April 14, 1952 (continued) Mr. Osterhus aslaed if something could be done about repairing blacktop, and pointed out that any delay will be very costly. A meeting was set for 7:30F:M., April 22, 1952, to include Minder, the Council, and all contractors involved in our street program. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Milton Bistodeau for lunch counter license for the period from April 14, 1952 to Dec. 31, 1952. Lyle Pitheon General $10.83 5* J. Sprague General 94.59 Sierl Morehouse " 17.34 Walter Spears R & B 105.85 Wilford Os tman " 13.50 Bury & Carlson L 103.75 Eldon Schirmers It 12.00 Hedberg-Freidheidt " 197.01 Russell Larson " 16.00 Lloyd D . Schmidt If 26.10 Robert Lambie " 10.00 Gordon James " 5.50 Joe Kluz " 15.34 John Duca " 132.90 Leslie Belsey " 8.50 Vaster Ryas " 20.80 Floyd Johnson " 10.50 Regent Fnel Oil Co. " 31.90 Archie Jennings a 12.00 Sta-Vis Oil Co . " 26.40 Burton Holmes " 32.00 Williams Hdwe. Co. " 7.00 Robt. Hasselstrom " 6.00 Youth Conserv. Com. Poor 16.05 George Hanson " 17.00 Hennepin County " 91.00 Alvin Hanson " 14.00 Henn . Co .Welfare Board " 93.00 Dan Hanly " 11.50 " 29.60 Frank Gaulke " 15.00 " 56.10 Louis S. Gallagher " 10.00 " 2.90 John Hanly " 7.00 National Tea Co. " 34-95 Archie Reed " 3.00 Clover Leaf Creamery " 20,00 Norman Ganz " 9.00 Univ. Hoop. " 4.90 LeRoy 1a1 k " 14.50 Sundeeth Funeral Home " 198.95 Hartman Carr " 18.00 R. C. Hasselstrom Police 153.75 Marvin Carlson " 10.00 L. R. Albrecht " 167.50 Robert Brandt " 13.50 L. S. Gallagher IS 162.50 Francis Skilling " 9.00 Anthony Kastanos " 52 .80 Dean Berner Richard Baier " " 10.50 12.00 Malkerson Sales, Inc. Robbinsdale Motor Sales " " 112.72 10.00 Harold F. Ahrens of 11.50 Griffin Motor Co. " 2,00 Robt . R. Anderson " 13.50 Wessner " 92.50 Post Publishing Co. " 30.00 Columbus Auto Supply " R & B 6.00 C. W. Voice " 12.007.70 St.Lites 6.00 Wendell's, Inc. " 9.00 Wendell s, Inc. Police General 23.25 27k5D Brooklyn Center Hdwe. PIR 170.55 N. W. Bell Telephone 54-40Geo. R. Cease PIR General 349.74 182.50 Post Publishing Farnham Stationery M 87.90 67.93 M. Truax " 163.13 Marshall Wells Stores " It 1.50 Edith F.nRennie School District X24 to 11 158.13 44.25Northern States Power 38.92 C. M. Anderson " 150.00 Parlm R & B 1.00 12.16 Bernard Johnson R & B 228.58 Fred Schmidt to 251.63 St.Lites 222.92 Mr. Osterhus aslaed if something could be done about repairing blacktop, and pointed out that any delay will be very costly. A meeting was set for 7:30F:M., April 22, 1952, to include Minder, the Council, and all contractors involved in our street program. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Milton Bistodeau for lunch counter license for the period from April 14, 1952 to Dec. 31, 1952. iI April 14, 1952 (continued) Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Milton Bistodeau for soft drink license for period from April 14, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Milton Bistodeau for a cigarette license for period from May 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952 "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of Ben Katz and Lou Kirschbaum for a soda fountain license for the period from May 1, 1952 to December 31, 1,52.. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, second3d by Printon, that we approve the application of Ben Katz and Lou Kirschbaum for 3.2 beer off -sale license for the period from May 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. A roll call vote being asked for, resulted iii,,tbe-­' following: Ayes: Printon, Bowers; Nays: Bennett, Scott, Heise, and so the motion was "Defeated" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Ben Katz and Lou Kirschbaum for cigarette license for period from May 1, 1952 to " December 31, 1952. "Carried Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ben Katz and Lou Kirschbaum for soft drink license for the period from May 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952- "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Crystal Heating and Sheet Metal Co. for a license to install, alter, and maintain gas equipment in the Pillage of Crystal for the period from April 14, 1952 to'Dsc.31, 1952- "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we grant permission to this, Minneapoli Gas Co. for main extensions +143, 144, and 145, as per their sketch. `*Caarried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to the N. W. Bell `5. Telephone Co. to place underground cable on 48th Ave. No. and West Broadway between Byron Ave. No. and Lakeside Ave. No. as per their sketch. "Carried" (On condition they replace streets in original condition). Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to Northern States Power Co. to place 5 poles on Maryland Ave. from Nevada Ave. to Kentucky Az Aves.; one pole on Kentucky Ave. and Shirley Plads and three poles on 59th Ave.; Louisiania Ave. and Winntka Ave .a "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Kenneth L. Moretter for a license to install, alter, and maintain gas equipment in the Village of Crystal for the period from April 14, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried"' ATTE T / Preside t of the Council , Clkrk 45 4pril 22, 1952 The special adjourned meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by President H. H. Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Heise, Bennett, and Scott. Engineers and contractors also present. Terry Bros. were asked their opinion on Kense y Manor and Whitefield. They stated they could offer no improvements; pointing out other communities in thfs area having the same drainage problems where natural flog is insufficient; and have no criticisms to make on the grades as established by the village engineers. Park Construction Co. in commenting on the drainage in the Hansen Addition thinks people of Crystal should be more cooperative to the extent of including storm sewers in.their thinking. Mr. Samuelson, representing J. W. Craig Co. pointed out that the 1951 season was too wet for satisfactory blacktop and are ready to go to work within the next two weeks on the contract that they have in the Village. They stated our stabil- isation and blacktop mat specifications are sufficient and in accordance with State Highwajt specifications. F. 0. Tessem stated that the Village streets and enginseritkg have improved during the last four years. He could offer no improvement, stating that the Minder engineers ar a capablj engineers, in his opinion. Art Bolier of the Armel Co. called attention to the extreme flatness of the Village terrain and the necessity of using streets for drainage. Village specifications for blacktop mat are O.K. but stabilizing specifications in certain areas could be beavier. Of course this would be at a greater cost. He pointed out that the condition of Corvallis Ave. most of Douglas was du® to the fact that it was put in during the wet period of 1951. Gust Holm stated the first project he installed with gravel stabilized base was satisfactory but feels tit is impossible to put in a satisfactory oil base with our present Village specifications. Mr. Minder stated that Holm bad not adhered to the Village specifications and that if he had, the streets would have held up. Heise asked why Holm, who had said that he knew the blacktop specifi- cation s were inadequate and that the improvement would not hold up, had bid on Jobs knowing the jobs would not be accepted by the village eng-ineers. Ezra Osterhus stated he believed the curb we are now using is the best in the United States, but was not certain that the street program was adequate. Ceass pointed out the tendency on the part of property owners to forget the conditions that existed before the street improvements were put in, and that generally, improved areas benefited considerably by the improvements. He also cited the limited drainage possibilities where it was necessary to use streets for drainage and that underground drainage was absolutely necessary in flat areas. Bolier and Minder stated the grade on Corvallis and Georgia west of Douglas was correct and necessary for proper drainage. Bolier offered to accompany Council on survey of streets he has put in. Meeting was arranged for 9;00 A.Y. Saturdaylat the Village Hall. Glen Murray and Kenneth Thompson objected to opening of the temporary dips in Anstett Iake in the Village of New Hope, because of the belief that the ditch i M April 2a, 1952 (continued) out of Anstett Lake is illegal. (An agreement exists between the Village of Crystal and farmers adjoining the Anstett bake to dam this ditch until May 15, 1952). A group of property owners in Murray Lane Addition are thinking about an injunction against the re-6pening of this ditch on May 15ht. Mr. Heise pointed out the Council agreed to respect the agreement made with the New Hope farmers and that the proposed storm sewer will no doubt help take care of the drainage from the direction of New Hoge. 'he group aslmd that the village assist in exr- p&oring the legal angles of the matter. No action was taken on this request. The next period was given over to a discussion with the engineers on matters of blacktop, stabilisation, drainage, and storm sewers. Mr. Minder stated the storm sewer plans would be ready in approximately two weeks. He also ex- plained some of the physical characteristics of the storm sewer plan. Cease explained some of the assessing possibilities. Mr. Minder also made the following suggestions: 1. The adoption of an ordinance regulating the posting of improved streets and newly laid blacktop providing load limits. 2. That the Mandel Brothers be required to pay for repairing streets around their operations at 35th and 34th Avenues and Orchard and Noble; the condition of which has been caused by continually running water and the use of heavy equipment necessary in their operations. Billa ge Attorney McCullagh should be asked to outline the procedural 3. That the building inspector and the engineers work together to prevent residential construction below street grades. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the following underground tile bids for 1952 requirementst Blk River Concrete Products Co., North Star Concrete Co., Inc.4p and Twin City Concrete Products Pipe Co. Price lists filed in the Clerk's office. It was generally agreed that blacktop maintenance equipment is necessary and should be purchased. There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTE P174sident of the Council B. Scott 1 1 1 47 April 28, 1952 The. -regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.m. by Pres. H. H. Heise with the following members answering roll call: Bowers, Scott, Bennett, Heise and Printon. Plat of Sandberg's Addition was submitted and r§ferred to the Planning Commission meeting of May 6, 1952. Wm. Ulrich, 5008 51st Ave. No., appeared concerning trailer camp; wants trailers moved back, saying they were too close to the street. Leonard Lilyholm, 5001 Corvallis Ave., read State laws governing trailer camps and stated camp did not comply in any way with State regulations. He recommended imntdiat8 abolishment of the trailer camp. Walter Bucholz and Mr. Winkler also spoke against camp and demanded it be stopped at once. Council agreed to withhold any action until reports are received frame Health Department, Fire Departmenir, etc. Mr. Wm. Johnson, 4318 Zane Ave., appeared concerning plumbing in houses, claiming Schmock was lax in inspection. Schmock says he has not given O.K. on it. Sprague stated all water pipes leak and plumbing is inadequate. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we appoint Sprague to take over all build- ing inspections from this date on. Roll call vote being taken resulted in the follow- ing: Ayes: Printon, Heise and Beery Nays: Bennett and Scott, and so the motion was "Carried" At this point, bids on the police car were opened, readinM follows: Malkerson Sales Co., Super 88 Sedan 2,757.50 less 1800.00 trade-in Total 957.50 Dlx. 88 Sedan 2,632.81 less 1800.00 trade-in Total 832.81 Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we table bids on police car for further a. study with possibility of expanding bids. "Carried" Joe Lynch, 5820 32nd. Ave. No.,stated that he had good gravel, and offered it at 6.50 a yd. (haul ourselves). Engineer Minder is to look at gravel on Tuesday April 29, and if gravel is O.K. Fred is to start hauling at once. Mr.. C. H. Rice, 57th and Quail appeared requesting a temporary permit to live in garage until house is completed. After discussion, Council agredd not to grant this request. M. P. Sherwood, Bernard and Quail, has a piece of property along Bernard to Twin Lake. Village requires a 251easement for road, leaving him a 45' width lot. Problem re- ferred to Planning Commission. Mr. Grabowski, 51st and Quail Aves. states Village equipment is working on his property. Bennett will investigate Tuesday. Mr. States, 6136 W. Broadway, appeared concerning drainage of his property. States is to come to Heise's house, May 1 by 7:00 P.M. to present probable cost of building ditch over his property. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept Ostmgn'd Fifth Addition, subject 3 to standard procedure. "Carried" April 28, 1952 (Continued) Motion by Scott, seconded by Bowers that we adopt a Resolution Approving improvement and changes of Highway #100 as presented by State Highway Department. .,"Carried" Huber application for dump was read. Concensus of opinion was that no permit be issued. �Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that Baldwin Hartkopf be appointed as weed inspector for the year 1952, at a salary, to be determined at a later meeting. "Carried" Petitions from Norman Ganz on -oil improvement on Welcome Ave. from 54th to 56th Aves. North were approved. Petition presented by Iverson for improvement, widening, grading and gravelling. To be taken care of at next meeting. Motion by Printon, seconded by'Bennett, that we grant permission to the Minneapolis Gas Co. for main extensions X1514, 164 and 171, as per their sketch. "Carried" Letter from Ben Katz concerning application for 3.2 beer off -sale license for his drug store at 36th and NobiA, was read and placed on file. Meeting of the Council on bonds and street improvement was set for May 59 1952 at 6:30 P.M. Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Arnold Sibet A- for two taxi cabs, subject to obtaining endorsement providing for notes to Village in case of cancellation. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we donate the same amount to the Hen- nepin County Agricultural Society, as was donated last year. "Cafried" Report on conditions existing on property on west side of 47th and Forest by Building Inspector Sprague; reports action so far is satisfactory. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we accept easement from Mrs. J. Schaeter, a Randall, Minn. on north side of lots 1 and 2, Schaefer's Lakeside Grove for Soo Line ditch. "Carried" Glen Murray appeared requesting condemnation on Hedland property for Resop Addition= Clerk instructed to write letter to Hedland requesting him to be at May 12 Council meeting at 8:30 P.M. for discussion of this problem. Heise recommended that the engineer and building inspector be given power to correct all deficiencies in buildings, curbs, grades, sidewalks, streets, and give violators three days notice before condemnation. Osterhus construction of sidewalk was ppinted out as an example. Osterhus stated Minder had furnished grades. Osterhus suggested putting rock in blacktop holes and patching properly at once. Minder is to chedk levels and costs of ditch and tile through Reichert propertyl Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we increase Village Treasurer's salary $10.00 monthly to $25.00 a month, effective May 1, 1952. "Carried" 49 April 28, 1952 (Continued) Trustee Bowers introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota that the Council shall meet in the Village Hall on Monday May -26, 1952 at 81 ofelock P.M. for the purpose of considering and taking action upon the improvement of a certain area in the village by the construction of a ditch and installation of drain tile fior,the drainage of an area lying to the South of the Minneapolis, St. Paul. and Ste. arie Railroad and extending West from Hampshire Ave. North, formerly Forest Avenue North to the West village limits and East from Trunk Highway No. 52 to Twin Lake and the connection of said ditch and tile system with other drainage areas in the im- " mediate vicinity, and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give notice. of, such meeting by publication for two (2) werks in the official newspaper of a notice in substantially the following form: NOTICE ON PUBLIC HEARING ON SURFACE DRAINAGE SYSTEM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota will meet on Monday, the 26th day of May, 1952 at 8 o'clock P,M. in the Village Hall at said Village to take action upon the improvement of a certain area lying with the corporate limits of said village, by the construction of a drainage ditch and installation of drainage tile for the drainage of an area lying to the south of the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad and extend - Ing West from Hampshire Avenue North, formerly Forest Avenue, to the West village limits and East from Trunk Highway No -52 to Twin Lake and the connection of said t ditch and tjld system with other drainage areas in the immediate vicinity. The owners of all property abutting upon said improvement and the owners of all property lying South of the Minneapoois, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad right-of-way and North of 1+5th Avenue North, extended westerly to Hillside Avenue extended and East of Hillside Avenue and West of the following described line: beginning at the intersection of Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad right-of-way with Quail Avenue North extended; thence South along Quail Avenue to 51st Avenue North; thence West along 51st Avenue North; thence West along 51st Avenue North to itn intersection with Vera Cruz Avenue North; thence South along Vera Cruz Avenue North to 4.8th Avenue North; thence West to a point midway between Vera Cruz Avenue North and Welcome Avenue North; thence South to the Center- line of 45th Avenue North; are liable to be assessed for the making of said im- provement and are notified to be present at said meeting and make their objections to said improvement, if any there be. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, That the making of said improvement may by action of the Village Council, be consolidated with another improvement consisting of the construction of a ditch and the installation of certain drain tile along the South line of said railroad between said Hampshire Avenue North and Trunk Highway No. 52 BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL Dated: April 28, 1952 B. E. Scott Village Clerk. Motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Scott and by a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers and Printon and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. 5© April 28, 1952 (Continued) Discussion of advertising for Engineer resulted in decision to run ad in Sunday papers for Village Engineer. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Col. of Int. Revenue Prev. Distr. 91,122.30 Fred Schmidt R & B $223.28 W. E. Bowers General 35.00 Paul Steindel " 20.00 H. W. Bennett " 35.00 John Dusa " 95.00 J. R. Printon " 35.00 Bernard Johnson " 24.30 H. H. Heise " 50.00 Otto Veit " 74.50 Daireld Paine " 111.00 PIR 9.00 B. E. Scott " 50.00 Allen Spath R & B 9.43 Geo. R. Ceass " 182.50 PIR, 56.56 Edith F. Rennie " 108.1.3 Joe Warfield R & B 44.50 Hesther M. Truax " 105.00 Douglas Excay. " 20.00 Leo F. Sehmock " 442.50 Northern St. Power " 23.18 Leo Schmock, petty cash " 25.00 N.W.Bell Phone " 3.70 Mrs. Elaine Moore " 19.75 General 26.25 Northern States Power Co. " 40.92 Sipe & Gray R & B 28.60 Park 1100 Northfield Iron " 26.48 St. Lites 240.17 Natl. Tee Food Poor 10.00 H. M. Mortensen General 121.38 Harvey Petersen Park 50.00 Dr. F. M. Hass " 2.00 L.R.11brecht Police 167.50 Acme Fire Extinguisher " 12.55 L.S.Gallagher " 162.50 Dependable Motors, Inc., " 13.29 R.C.Hasselstrom " 153.75 Post Publishing Co. " 9.00 Tony Kastanos " 52.80 Police 8.30 Henn. County " 7.50 Schwartz oil Co. R & B 287.40 Glenn Schmidt PIR 71.78 N.W.National Bank General 122.00 Joseph Preisen " 7.98 R & B 122.75 C.M.Anderson General 150.00 There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST ' Presid of the Counai B. � . ott RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY FOR CONSTRUCTIM OF SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM IN VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA WHEREAS, the Village Council heretofore adopted a Resolution fixing the time and place of the meeting of the Village Council to consider the Im- provement of an area within the Village of Crystal, heretofore designated by Ordinance as Sanitary Sewer Districts No. 5 and 6, by the construction of trunk lines and interceptor lines for a sanitary sewer system, and WHEREAS, Notice of said meeting has been given to all property owners whose property may be assessed therefor, by publication thereof in a manner required by law, and WHEREAS, all the parties interested in said improvement have appeared May 1, 1952 (Continued) and the Village Council has heard and considered all objections and the arguments for and against said improvement, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. That it is found to be necessary to make said improvement and it is hereby c%termined to make said improvement in an area lying within the Village of Crystal, heretofore designated as Sanitary Sewer Districts No. 5 and 6, by the construction of trunk lines and interceptor line for said Sanitary Sewer System. II. That said improvement shall be made under the provisions of Section 43.2.401 to 412.481, M. S. A. That the entire cost of such improvements, including the cost of engineering, interest during construction, necessary incidental ex- penses, xpenses, shall be assessed against the property benefitted by said im- provement, whether the property abuts on the improvement or not, based upon the benefits received. IV. Pfeifer & Shultz are hereby alDpointed Engineer to prepare the necessary plans and specifications for said improvement, which slid plans and specif ica.ti ons shall be filed with the Village Clerk. Said motion for the adoption of the Resolution was duly, seconded by Trustee Bennett and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Scott, Bennett; and the following voted against the same: Heise, Bowers and Printon; whereupon said motion was declared lost and said resolution not adopted. 1 51 52 a,. May 5, 1952 Special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 6:30 P. M. by President Heise with the following members answering roll call: Bennett, Bowers, Printin, Heise and Scott. Request was made by Fire Department to check whether carnival would be permitted to locate their house trailers on the picnic grounds during firemen's annual picnic, August 1, 2 and 3. It was agreed that the ordinance should be checked in connection with this matter. In connection with 62nd and West Broadway, Tessem is to look at States proposed ditch to give us estimate of cost. Council agreed to set a maximum figure of $200.00 for the opening of the drainage ditch. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we advertise for bids for patching blacktop. Engineer is to prepare specifications. "Carried" Fred Schmidt was called in concerning dike at Anstett Lake. Council states Fred and crew are to be at dike first thing in the morning. May 6th, and to stay with the job until it is finished. Ceass is to check job before letting water through. There was a discussion of an extra heavy mat on Adair Ave. Heise and Bennett will meet with Scool Board, Wallace and Engineers to try to work out solution. At this point the 1951-1952 street improvement program was taken up for discussion. After considerable discussion, t�e Council agreed not to accept any more petitions for 1952 street improvements as earings, bond sales etc., are to be set at the reg- ular meeting on May 12, 1952• After some discussion regarding the construction of a sanitary se,.rer system in the Village, Trustee Scott introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM IN VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA WHEREAS, the Village Council. heretofore adopted a Resolution fixing the time and place of the meeting of the Village Council to consider the improvement of an area within the Village of Crystal, heretofore designated by Ordinance as Sanitary Sewer Districts No. 5 and 6, by the construction of trunk lines and interceptor lines for a sanitary sewer system, and WHEREAS, notice of said meeting has been given to all property owners whose property may be assessed therefor, by publication thereof in a manner required by law, and WHEREAS, all the parties interested in said improvement have appeared and the Village Council has heard and considered all objections and arguments for and against said improvement, I. That it is found to be necessary to make said improvement and it is hereby determined to make said improvement in an area lying within the Village of Crystal heretofore designated as Sanitary Sewer Districts No. 5 and 6, by the construction of an interceptor line for said sanitary sewer system. II. That said improvement shall be made under the provisions of Section 412.401 to 412.1,.81, M.S.A. 1 1 53 May 5, 1952 (Continued) III. That the entire cost of such improvements, including the cost of engineering, interest during construction, necessary incidental expenses, shall be assessed against the property benefitted by said improvement, whether the property abuts on the im- provement or not, based upon the benefits received. IV. Pfeifer and Shults are hereby appointed Engineers to prepare the necessary plans o and specifications for said improvement, which said plans and specifications shall be filed with the Village Clerk. V. That only the interceptor system be installed at this time, extending north to 29th Avenue North and Vefs Cruz Avenue and that any addition to the system be in- stalled upon petition of property, owners of more than 50% of the front footage to be assessed. Said motion for the adoption of the Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof; Heise, Scott, Bennett and Printon and the following voted against the same: Bowers, whereupon said motion was declared duly passed and said Resolution adopted. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that the salary of Baldwin Hartkopf, previously 3 appointed weed inspector, be set at a maximum wage of 1:25 per hr. and mileage of 7-i¢ per mile. Hartkopf is to furnish progress report bi-mont J7. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we advertise for bids for weed cutting on hourly and contractual basis. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we re -advertise for bids for a police car, 5 specifications to be prepared by the Clerk's office on basis of 120 h.p. minimum. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we authorize building inspector Sprague to have Smith Plumbing give an estimate of cost of plumbing necessary at 3535 dime Avenue. "Barried" There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. Pres* nt of the Counci May 12, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council *as called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President H. H. Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Bennett, Bowers, Printon, Heise, and Scott. Alb. Paulson of Fridley who operated a dog pond and is serving both Fridley --and Columbia Heights, was present, stating that Columbia Heights pays him $500.00 per year plus board, and that he would consider serving Crystal. No action was taken . Attorney McCullagh read the proposed ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE IEFINING NUISANCES, PROHIBITING THEIR CREATION OR MAINTENANCE AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION THEREOF". It was ordered placed on file for further study. Attormev McCullalgh read the proposed amendment to the traffic ordinance, con- cerning load limit restrictions. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt an amendment to the ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF HIGHWAYS AND STREE'T'S WITHIN THPr VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL, AND IMPOSING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF", Chapter 155-2 • "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we adopt an amendment to the ordinance a•, entitled "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FOR POLICEMEN AND PRESCRIBING THEIR POWERS", Chapter 20-1. "Carried" Attorney McCullagh read the proposednfilling station ordinance. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we adopt an ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING AND LICENSING GASOLINE AND/OR PILLING STATIONS AND WHOLESALE AND GASOLINE STORAGE STATIONS IN THE VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL". "Carried" Attorney McCullagh will arrange a meeting with some members of the Crystal and Golden Valley council$ to discuss the proposed sanitary sewer interceptor between the Minneapolis sanitary sewer system and Highway #100 in Golden Valley. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we change the date of the hearing 7 oxi the Soo Line drainage from May 26, 1952 to June 9t 1952• "Carried" Mrs. Julie Burke presented Mr. Greep, an entomolgist, who gave a talk on mosquito control. No action was taken. Motion by -Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bond submitted by 5, Mr. Sandberg for streets in the Sandberg Addition, subject to the approval of the Village attorney. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we accept the bond submitted by �. Wilford Ostman for streets in Ostman's Fifth Addition, subject to the approval of the Village attorney. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we accept the Bandelin, First Addition, as submitted by Paul Resop, subject to posting of bond and standard practice. "Carried" Mr. Carr appeared concerning a convention at Pequot Lakes. 55 May 12, 1952 (cozzi need) Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we contribute $100.00 to send three members of the Fire Department to the Pequot convention. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we request Northern States Power Co. 9 to place a light at 46th and Brunswick Ave. "Carried" The Clerk was instrudted to write Dr..St. Cyr asking for a full report and re- commendation on Schaefer Trailer Park. Lotion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the plat of Sandberg's to. Addition, subject to standard practice. "Carried" Mr. States, 62nd and West Broadway, appeared concerning the ditch on his property. Cease, Printon, Bowers, and Scott are to look at ditch this week, date to be set by Printon. Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we accept the plat of Ostmein's Fifth Addition, subject to standard practice. "Carried" A delegation from Woodland Homes appeared requesting a release to join Robbinsdale. It was,suggested that they circulate petitions to determine the number of property owners that are agreeable to this secession. A letter from Minder Engineering Co. was read, recommending that the bonding company be asked to complete the unfinished Armel Construction contract, result- ing in the following action: Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that the Minder Engineering Co. be in- structed to contact the bonding company requesting them to complete the un- finished Armel Construction Company's contracts #507 and f512. "Carried" Jack Tyler was present requesting that some work be done on the drainage ditch on the north line of his property at 32nd and Douglas Dive. The Clerk was instructed to have the engineers prepare an estimate of the costl The matter of accepting a 15 foot easement from the north side of the Sherwood and Secora lot, which is part of lot 5, Schaefer's Lakeside Grove, on Bernard and;Quail Aves. and that he observe a 151 setback from this side and a 351 set- back from Quail Ave. as recommended by the Planning Commission at their May 6 meeting was deferred to the Council meeting of May 26. The proposed light industry enterprise of Westrum and Valenty on the Clemens property at the rear of 5237 Douglas Drive was tentatively approved by the Council. They will present full plans to the Planning Commission at their next meeting. Joe Warfield was present asking that the dump at 34th and Kyle be filled up and that he be paid for work he claims to have done. Fred Schmidt has refused to sign the bill. No action was taken. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the division of lot 66, Auditor's Sub -division #324, owned by Bob Hannay and being sold to Harold 13. Peterson. "Carried" Joe Lucas asked for consideration of his request for a permit to operate a gas station and a used car business, at Rockford Road and Brunswick. This applica- tion was rejected by the Planning Commission. It was referred to the Planning Commission for farther study and recommendations. 5 6' Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we request Northern States Power Co. ,a, to place a light at Corvallis and Toledo Ave. if May 12, 1952 (continued) Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we request Northern States Power Co. �5 to place a light at 46th and Xenia Ave. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the appaication of the Crystal Volunteer Fire Dept. Relief Assn. for a 3.2 beer license for the period from July 31, 1952 6hrough August 4, 1952- "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of the Crystal Fire Dept. Relief Assn. (Volunteer) for a bingo license for the period from July 31, 1952 through August 4, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of the Crystal Volunteer Fire Deot. Relief Assn. for a lunch counter license for the period from July 311c 1952 through August 4, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of the Crystal Volunteer Fire Dept. Relief Assn: for a carnival license for the period from July 31, 1952 thro-ugh August 4, 1952. "Carried" Mayor Heise set a special meeting of the Council, May 19, 1952 at 5=00 P.Y. for the purpose of opening bids on police car, engineering, weed cutting, and blacktop maintenance. Motion by Bowers that we accept the resigmtion of Leo Schmock as elected Assessor, effective May 12, 1952. The motion was not completed for want of a second. Council will act on Schmock position on May 19, 1952. At this point, the Planning Commission minutes were read. Teh Council suggested that Minder give study to the street conditions at 35th and Noble to attempt to determine responsibility. The application of C. R. Lusian for a license to continue to operate a dump at 34th and Louisiana was tabled until the next meeting for further study. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we accept the report of Justice tq. Blake for the month of 1hrch, 1952, and order it placed on file in the Clerk's office. "Carried" No action was taken on the request of Huber to operate the Topper dump, in view of present legal action against present operators. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the new plan of distribution l�• of costs for rural Hennepin welfare by the Robbinddale Welfare Board, as contained in the report from the committee. "Carried" Motion by Benneett, seconded by Scott, that the following Resolution presented by ;- the Twin City Bus Co. will not be adopted on the grounds that the area is adequately served at the present time. "Carried" R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, Residents of the -Village of Crystal have msAe numerous requests that the bus transportation service now being operated by Twin City Motor Bus Company between the Cities of Minneapolis and Robbinsdale be extended northward, in order to make such bus service available to residents of the Village of Crystal, and 1 Fj Fj 57 May 12, 1952 (continued) WHEREAS, Twin City Motor Bus Company is willing to extend its bus line in order to provide more convenient transportation service to this community, and WHEREAS, The fare to be charged for a one-way ride within the Village of Crystal will be 5¢, free transfers to be granted in accordance with the transfer rules of Twin City Motor Bus Company and Minneapolis Street Railway Company, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the Village Council of the Village of Crystal approves the operation by Twin City Motor Bus Company of its bus line over the following described route in the Village of Crystal: Commencing at the Village limits at 43rd Avenue North and Zane Avenue, thence northerly on Zane Avenue to 47th Avenue North; thence easterly on 47th Avenue North to Xenia Avenue; thence northerly on Xenia Avenue to 48th Avenue North; thence easterly on 48th Avenue North and Welcome Avenue; thence southerly on Welcome Avenue to 47th Avenue North; thence westerly on 47th Avenue North; returning via the same route. BE IT YURTHER RESOLVED That this Village Council requests the Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission to grant the application of Twin City Motor Bus Company and issue its Certificate of Public Conven- ience and Necessity, authorizing the operation of said bus line exten- sion in accordance with the conditions of this Resolution"." The Clerk was instructed to write to the Railroad and Warehouse Commission informing them of the foregokng action. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Henn -Co. Agric. Soc. General $ 10.00 Otto Veit R & B $ 80.00 Geo. R. Cease " 182.50 Charley Rice " 37.00 Edith F. Rennie " 98.75 Maurice Peterson " 105.62 Heather M. Truax " 102.50 Western Bindshield " 19.g0 N. W. Bell Telephone " 57.110 Douglas Excavating " 24.00 Miller Davis Co. " 4.00 Veit & Co. " 15.00 Farnham Stationery " 11.13 R. J. Bennethum " 3.95 Byron W. McCullagh " 480.9D P I R 15.19 Wendell' a, Inc. " 15.50 H•V.Johnston Culvert R & B 133.41 Chester Anderson " 150.00 Sta-Vis Oil Co. " 4,45 Ameridan Linen " 7.50 The Streed Co. " 5.90 Minneapolis Gas Co. " 55.24 W . H . Ziegler Co. " 5.00 Crystal Motors " 6.19 Henn.Co.Welfare Bd. Poor 114.00 R & B 54.71 Henn -Co -Welfare Bd. " 46.50 S. J. Sprague Police General 21.13 272.44 Smith Groaery R. J. Bennethum " " 40.00 40.00 Leo F. Schmock �____" 71,59 National Tea Co. " 34.85 Ronald Dusing Park 3.00 Chester M. Anderson Park 12.00 General 2.50 R. C. Hasselstrom Police 153.75 James Truax " 2.25 L. E. Albrecht " 167.50 Martin Larkin " 3.00 L. S. Gallagher " 162.50 58 Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we grant permission to the Northern „ States Power Col to place buried cable in 147th Ave. No., west of Hampshire, as per their sketch. "Carried” May 12, 1952 (continued) Schwartz Oil Co. R & B $179.07 Anthony Kastanos Police $ 62.36 Fred Schmidt " 1146.66 Malkerson Sales Co . " 21.35 Walter Spears " 56.55 Ziebarth Brosl, Inc. " 106.28 John Dusa " 80.00 Smith Hdwe . Co. " b2.00 K. Bernard Johnson " 119.88 Joseph Preisen P I R 5.50 Bert Cramer General 3.00 Building Inspector Sprague reported on the Mason house, saying that repairs would come to approximately $1,500.00. It was agreed that Minder be instructed to set the grade on Xenia Ave. between 34th and 36th Aves . No. Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we grant, permission to the p,1. N. W. Bell Telephone Co. to place buried cable in 47th Ave. No., west of Hampshire Ave., as per their sketch. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we grant permission to the Northern Al. States Power Co. to place two anchors and two poles, lay underground cable, 47th Ave. No. from Twin Lake to Perry Ave. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to the Minneapolis '0' Gas Co. to install main extension +179, as per their sketch. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we grant permission to the Minneapolis Gas Co. to install gas main extension +199, as per their sketch. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Henry Rutman for a cigarette license for Crystal Pharmacy, 6616 -56th Ave. No. for the period from July 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Henry Rutman for a soft drink license for Crystal Pharmacy, 6616 -56th Ave. No. for the period from July 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of Henry Rutman for a soda fountain license for Crystal Pharmacy, 6616 -56th Ave. No. for the period from July 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of J. Lambert and J. Olund for a soft drink license at 31101 %ra Cruz Ave. for the period from May 12, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of J. Lambert and J. Olund for a restaurant license at 31101 Vera Cruz Ave. for the period from MW 12, 1952 to December 31, 1952• "Carried" There being no further business, President H, H. Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST Presid nt of a Counci. CO erk 1 1 59 May 19, 1552 Page 1. The special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President H. H. Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Bennett, Heise, and Scott. Council agreed L. R. Albrecht should spend the day at school patrol meeting at Excelsior and that he be allowed gas for the trip and a day off to compensate for the day spent there. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we reject all street sign bids. "Carried" Bids were opened on the new police car. Bidders were as follows: Malkerson Sales Co. 151 Olds Sedan plus 885.50 - Super 88 Sedan 760.81 - Dlx. 88 Sedan Bob Rnowels Ford Co. 785.00 - Mainline Fordor Larsen Emholtz Motors 749;00 - Mainline Fordor Northside Mercury 690.00 -Mercury Custom 4Door Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bid of Northside (, Mercury of $690.00 for a Mercury car as per specifications provided by the Clerk's office. "Carried" Bids were opened on the weed cutting for 1952. Bidders were sus follows: Arthur Range $3.50 per hour, power mower od th operator. Pat Ryan 2.50 " Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bid of Pat Ryan of $2.50 per hour for weed cutting, power mower with operator. "Carried" Bids were opened for blacktop street patching. Bidders were as follows: Jay W. Crei g Company Stabilized gravel @ $10.00 in place Cutback asphalt 20.00 " Gust A. Holm Blacktop 12.00 " Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we accept the bid of Gust A. 3 Holm for blacktopping patching asper engineer's specifications at a price ' of $12.00 per ton for the completed job. "Carried" At this point, the Minder Engineering Co. submitted plans for the proposed storm sewer vor the area lying north of the Soo Line tracks. After consider- able discussion, the following action was taken: Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we advertise for bids in the North Hennepin Post and in the Construction Bulletin for the installation of storm sewer in the area lying north of the Soo Line tracks as per plans and speci- 41 ficatio ns prepared by the Minder Engineering Col, bids to be on the basis of main ntrunks, secondary trunks, and laterals, with the Council having the option of accep tinj any or all bids. Bids are to be opened at 8:00 P.M., June 9, 1952• 60 May 19, 1952 (continued) A roll call vote being aslfled for resulted in the following: Ayes, Printon, Bowers, Heise, Bennett, and Scott; Nays, none, and so the motion was "Carried" Mr. Glen Murray appeared before the Council requesting that the Council instruct the village attorney to explore the legality of the Anstett ditch, resulting in the following action: Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we instruct village attorney McCullagh to find out whether the Anstett ditch i4 a legal ditch based on g' U. S. .Government survey, and submit opinion to the Council as soon as it is prepared. "Carried" Mr. Fredrickson was present stating that no exit exists in the Pitman basement dwelling except through the garage, and that the instituted court action pro— viding for the correction of this situation is unjust. The next period was given over to the study of the resignation of Leo Schmuck as assessor, resulting in the following action: Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we accept the resignation of Leo Schmock as assessor dated May 12, 1952, same to be effective May 19, 1952• A roll call vote being aslmd for resulted in the following: Ayes, Printon, and Bowers; Nays, Bennett, Scott, and Heise, and so the motion was "Defeated" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we hire Leo F. Schmock to prepare a street maintenance program and submit logs at regular Council meetings on work accomplished. by the street department. He is to be paid #350.00 for the period from May 19, 1952 to August 4, 1952. Re will also inform the Council, where street easements are available, all work to be in cooperation with the road and bridge committee. A roll call vote being asked for resulted in the following: Ayes, Printon, Bowers, Heise, Bennett, and Scott; Nays, none; and so the motion was "Carried" Trustee Printon introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT RESOLVED, By the VILLAGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, that the Council shall meet in the Village Hall on Thursday, June 5, 1952 at 8 o'clock P.M. for the purpose of considering and taking action upon the improvement of certain areas lying within the Village of Crystal, by the construction of sidewalk, curb and gutter, grading, stabilizing, graveling, oiling and blacktopping of certain streets, more specifically hereinafter described, and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give notice of such meeting by publication for two (2) weeks in the official newspaper of a notice in substantially the following form: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON IMPROVEMENT NO. 4 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County;. Minnesota, will meet on ThursdaV, the 5th day of June, 1952, at 8 o'clock P.M. in the Village Hall at said village to take action upon the im- provement of certain areas lying within the corporate limits of said village, said improvements being more specifically described as follows: 61 may 19, 1952 (continued) West side of Adair Avenue North from north line of "Stromberg Sunnyslopes 2nd addition" to the south line of said addition and one-half block west on both sides of 38th Avenue North by construction of sidewalks thereon and miscellaneous construction work required in connection therewith, and West side of Adair Avenue North from north line of "Stromberg Sunnyslopes 2nd Addition" to the south line of said addition and one-half block west Vn both sides of 39th Avenue North Both sides of Y ates Avenue North from 47th Avenue North to 49th Avenue North and east and west at intersections fbr one-half block East side of Adair Avenue north from 45th Avenue North to 46th Avenue North and east at intersections for one-half block Both sides of Florida Avenue North from south line of "White field Addition" to 53rd Avenue North and one-half block east and west on south side of 53rd Avenue North Both sides of Regent Avenue North from 47th Avenue North to north line of lot 1, block 2, "Webb-Schaefer's Addition" and one-half block east and west on north side of 47th Avenue North Both sides of 49th Avenue North from Lakeland Avenue to one- half block east of Regent Avenue North West side of Vera Crus Avenue North from 46th Avenue North to Robbinsdale City Limits West side of Welcome Avenue North from 38th Avenue North to Robbinsdale City Limity Both sides of Yates Avenue North and the east side of Zane Avenue North from 36th Avenue North to the Robbinsdale City Limits by installing curbs and gutters thereon and miscellaneous work required in connection therewith, and 49th Avenue North from east line of Lakeland Avenue to one-half block east of Regent Avenue North Regent Avenue North from North line of lot 1, block 2, "Webb-Scbaefer's Addition" to the North line of 47th Avenue North Adair Avenue North from south line of "Stromberg Sunnyslopes Addition" to Robbindale City Limits and one-half block west on 39th Avenue North Jordan, Kentucky, and east one-half of Louisiana Avenues from 58th Avenue North to 59th Avenue North North one-half of 59th Avenue North from West Broadway to Louisiana Avenue 62 May 19, 1952 (continued) North one—half of 34th Avenue North from Kyle Avenue to Noble Avenue South one-half of 59th Avenue North from West Broadway to Louisiana Avenue by grading, stabilizing, and blacktopping said streets and miscellaneous construction work required in connection therewith, and Welcome and Xenia Avenues North from 54th Avenue North,to 56th Avenue North Wilshire Boulevard from Highway #52 to Welcome Avenue North North one-half of 47th Avenue North from Highway #52 to West Broadway by grading, stabilizing, and oiling said streets and miscellaneous construction work required in connection there- with, and Zane Avenue North from 36th Avenue North to south line of lot 6 "Sunnybrook Acres" by grading, stabilizing, and graveling said street and miscellaneous construction work required in connection therewith, and determining whether or not said im- provements shall be made All property owners abutting on said streets are ]liable to be assessed for the halting of said improvements and are notified to be present at said meeting and make their objections to said improvements, if any there be. BY ORIER OFeHE VILLAGE COUNCIL: Dated: May 20, 1952 ,� �- illage Clerk The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Tlerk Scott, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Printon, Bowers, Heise, Bennett, and Scott; and the following voted against the same: None; Whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. It was agreed that we should have two trucks start at 5:00 A.N., May 20, 1952, to haul dirt steadily for two days from the Tessem Soo Line ditch operation to cover the storm sewer running west from Regent Ave . No . on 34th Ave. No. There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. AT Presdent of the Co it Cprk 63 May 26, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President H. H. Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Bennett, and Heise. Mr. Hedlund, owner of property at 48th Ave. No. and Highway #52, was present to discuss the proposed extension of 48th Ave. No. across his property. Mr. Printon offered as a possible solution to this problem that a connection be made between 48th'Ave. No. and Lakeside Avenue, at the east end of the Resop plat. Mr. Hedlund expressed himself as not being agreeable to any plan. The following action resulted: Motion by Bennett, that we institute condemnation proceedings to obtain a right of way for the extensiodn of 48th Ave. No. out to Highway #52. There being no second,d the motion failed. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we accept the easement for a cul- de-sac at the east end of 48th Ave. No. which is the east end of the Resop a. plat. A vote being called for resulted in the following: Yeas, Printon and Bowers; Nays, Bennett; and so.the motion was "Carried" Motion by Printon, sero nded by Bowers, that we extend the street between 48th 3 Ave. No. to Lakeside Ave. along the east line of the Resop plat. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Eddie and Dick's br a license to operate a gas station and two pumps for the period from June 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952.-- "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Griffin's Motors for a license to operate a gas station and three pumps for the period from June 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the division of lot 2, Banholzer's Addition, as submitted by Mr. Schreier, suboect to a 10, utility easement at the west end of the lot. "Carried" The Deputy Clerk was instructed to check whether street lights have been ordered at 31st Ave. No. and Elm and Forest Aves. A meeting was arranged with the Golden Valley Council at Golden Valley at 8L00 P.M. Wednesday evening to discuss the Golden Valley participation in the south sanitary sewer interceptor. It was decided that the nuisance ordinance be studied at the next Council meeting, June 9, 1952, and that copies of it be mailed to the Business Association. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Frinton, that Attorney McCullagh be instructed to have the case of the Village versus Stanley Rawn dismissed from the 5 District gourt calendar and appealed to the Supreme Court. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we accept an easement for the L north 25 feet of that part of lot 18, Schaefer's Lakeside Grove owned by Peter S. and Mabel M. Lillestol. "Carried" 3 May 26, 1952 (continued) Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we adopt an ORDINANCE AMENDING �. THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL, MINNESOTA, lots 3 and 4, block 1 and lots 3 and 4, block 2, Osxtman's Fifth Addition.2 "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we approve the pans for the g proposed commercial building and rifle range on lot 4, block 2, Ostman's Fifth Addition, subject to the -approval of the Planning Commission. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the plans for 9. proposed commercial building, lot 4, block 1, Ostman's Fifth Addition, subject to the approval of the Planning Commission. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the proposed division fib, of the Ostman property at 43rd and Douglas, subject to the approval of the Planning Commission, parts of lots 50 and 51, Auditor's Sub -division #324, subject to obtaining 10' utility easements on the north 101& of these lots. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we set the Tax Equalization Board J, meeting for 5:00 P.M., July 2, 1952. "Carried" The Clerk was instructed to check the easements on the west side of Adair -Ave. between the Adair school and 42nd Ave. f It was agreed that a meeting should be arranged with the Robbinsdale Council¢ members on the proposed improvement of Vera Cruz Ave. between 38th Ave. and the south Robbinsdale line, since this is a boundary street. Mr. Bennett was instructed to have the road and bridge department move the ` playground equipment in Douglas Park. Teh Clerk was instructed to arrange a meeting with two members of the Council the Village Engineer, and representatives of the School Board to discuss the improvement of 47th Ave. No. on the east side of Douglas Drive. It was decided that the street improvement hearing be called at 7:00 P.M., June 5, for the purpose of preliminary discussion. Trustee Bowers, introduced and moved the adoption of the following Resolution: RESOLVED, By the Village of Crystal Council, Hennepin County, Minnesota, that waxtants be issued to J. W. CRAIG COMPANY, F. 0. TESSEM, TWIN CITY CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY, for such amounts as become due by reason of work done and approved by the Village Engineer, pursuant to their contract for street improvements and that said warrants be paid as -soon as funds are available from the issuance of Certificates of Indebtedness being sold for the payment of said improvements. Trustee Bennett seconded the motion for the adoption of the fore- going Resolution and upon being voted on, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, S88t, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against tie same: None, whereupon said Resolution and Motion were duly declared passed and adopted. 65' May 2w6, 1952, (continued) Motion by Bennett, secnded by Bowers, that the Soo Line drainage be terminated at Forest Avenue for the reason that some of the proposed owners believe that �3 the drainage should be put in complete in one operation including the installar tion of tile. "Carried" It was agreed that the application of C. R. Lusian for the renewal of his dump license should be held until next Council meeting. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we accept the report of Justice t+�. Blake for the month of April, 1952, and order it placed, -on. -.file in the Clerk's office. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we authorize one week's vacation 2r 15 - dispatcher Chester M. Anderson. "Carried" Building Inspector Sprague suggested amending the building code requiring wells to be 50' in depth. He was reminded that the building code provides authority to the Building Inspector to recommend the depth of wells in all cases. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we pay the following properly verified accountsz "Carried" J. W. Bennett General 35.00 John Dusa PIR. 1.80 W. E. Bowers " 35.00 R & B 116.60 J. r. Printon " 35.00 Walter Spears " 44.95 Post Publishing" 114.80 Assoc. Sales " 80.00 R & B 1.80 Golden Valley " 47.00 Police 7.20 Landers-Nor.Chris.2 " 34.92 Harvey H. Heise General 50.00 Gust A. Holm " 35.10 Daireld Paine " 25.00 Maurice Peterson " 152.61 B. E. Scott " It182.50 50.00 Crystal Motors �� 149.75 Geo. R. Ceass Art Art Peterson's G. 4.50 Edith F. Rennie It " Crystal Motors 11.17 Hesther M. Truax 110.00 Pollee 13.35 JudithnRennie It 18.00 Sta-Vis Oil R & B 44.70 Ceass, Petty Cash It 26.87 Sipe & Gray Oil " 71.50 H.R.Toll Co. It6 N. W. Bell Telephone -General 84.20 Borchert-4ngersoll- 21322 R & B 3.35 Schwartz oil " 97.53 Geo. R. Ceass General " 50.0021.00 Mpls.Gen.Hosp. Ponrd Lee Electric Co. 24. 73 0 Realty Co. 65.00 C. M. Anderson " 162.50 Henn.Co.Wel.Bd. " 117.80 N.S.P. " 36.22 Red Owl Satores " 14.91 R & B L. R. Albrecht Police 167.50 St.lite 231.25 L. S. Gallagher162.50 Coast to Coast StoresGen. Park 1.00 565 R C. Hasselstrcaa " " 153.75 55.00 Crane Co. " 30.67 . dlnthony Kastanos " 28.25173.70 Acme Fire Ex. Co. " 4.50 Carlbcm Harness Northfield Iron Co. " dlrnold Sibet S. J. Sprague " " 15.00 92.95 C•1M• Anderson Park 200.00 Arvid E. Carlson " 1.1,80 Gene Burgess it 8.00 Fred Schmidt R & B 165.88 Pat Ryan of 107.00 - Bernard Johnson It 116.64 Brooklyn Ctr.Hdwe. PIR 69.36 66 May 26, x.952 (continued) Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of W. E. Saarela and K. A. Kivi for an off—sale liquor license for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, -that we approve the application of Elmer Hartwig for an off -sale -liquor license for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of H. K. Walker and A. A. Wahl for an off -sale liquor license for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of the Topper Club, Inc. for an off-sasle liquor license for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried"j- Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of Wm. J. Brisky for an off -sale liquor license for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowersx, that we approve tihe application of Oren W. and Um. W. Hll for an off -sale liquor li.kense for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan for an off -sale liquor license for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 3v, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of Robillard's DX Service Stats on for a license to operate a gasoline station and three pumps for the period from June 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of Vern Peterson, NP Auto Service Station for a license to operate a gasoline station and two pumps for the period from June 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Kenneth F. Mix, Mix's Texaco Service Station.for a license to operate a gasoline station and hthree pumps for the period from June 13, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of Bonded Petroleum Service Station for a license to operate a gasoline station and four pumps for the period from June 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Ralph's Grocery for a license to operate a gasoline station and two pun ps- for the period from June 1, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the application of Raymond Peterson, Crystal Motors for a license to operate a gasoline station and two pumps for the period from June 1, 1152 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" May 26, 1952 (continued) The VilLage Engineer Minder was instructed to provide specifications for blacktop maintenance for Gust Holm and a man to inspect work. Clerk instructed to write to Pat Ryan requiring that he enter the starting and quitting time daily and the area in which he is working in his weedcutting report. The Village Engineer was instructed to prepare costs on the extension of storm sewer the on Zane Ave. from the point where it ends at the present time near Fairview Ave. to /,,3rd Ave. No, There being no further business, President H. H. Hdkise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST Y Presi cXnt of the Counc 9 Cl®jr Hearing on Street Improvement No. 4 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, an adjourned Regular Meetirg of the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, was duly held at the Village Hil in said village on the 5th day of Hune, 1952, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. The following members were present: H&ise, Bennett and Printon and the following members were absent: Scott and Bowers. The President announced that the meeting was open for the consideration of the making of certain street improvements heretofore designated as Street Improvement No. 4 and to determine whether or not said improvement shall be made. The Clerk produced an affidavit showing publication of the Hearing on the proposed improvement'for two (2) weeks in the official newspaper of said Village, said publication being on the 22nd and 29th days of May, 1952, which notice was examined and found satisfactD ry and ordered placed on file. The President then called upon'all property owners then present, either for or against said proposed improvements. No person appeared to enter any objection to said improvements, and Trustee Bennett thereupon introduced and moved the adoption of the following Resolution: A RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY FOR THE MAKING OF CERTAIN STREET IMPROVE- MENTS DESIGNATED AS STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. 4 WHEREAS, the Village Council heretofore adopted a resolution fining the time and place of meeting to consider the improvement of certain areas within the corporate limits of the village by the construction of sidewalks, the in- stalling of curbs and gutters, grading, stabilizing and blacktopping certain streets, grading, stabilizing, and oiling certain streets and by grading, stabil- izing and blacktopping certain streets and miscellaneous construction work re- quired in connection with said improvements, said improvements to be made pursuant to Sections 412.401 to 412.481, Minnesota Statutes, and 2 June 5, 1952, Hearing (cntinued) WHEREAS, notice of said meeting has been given to all property owners whose property may be assessed therefor, by publication a thereof in a manner required by law, and WHEREAS, all of the parties interested in said improvement have had an opportunity to be heard and the Village Council has heard and considered all objec- tions to the making of siad improvements, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: ko That said improvement is necessary and it is hereby determined to make said improvement in the Village of Crystal, more particularly described in the Resolution adopted by this Council at its meeting on the 19th day of May, 1952 and then designated as Street Improvement No. 4. II. That said improvement shall be made under the provisim s of Sections 412.401 to 412.481, Minnesota Statutes. ' That the entire cost of such improvements, including the cost of engineering, interest during the construction, necessary incidental expenses, shall be assessed against the property benefitted by said improvements, whether the property abuts on the improvement or not, based upon the benefits received. IV. George Minder, the Vilage Engineer, having heretofore prepared the necessary plans and specifications for the making of said improvement; which plans and specifications have been filed with the Village Clerk, the same are hereby approved. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Village Council shall meet at the Village Hall in said village on the 23rd'day of Mine, 1952 at 8:00 otclock P.M. for the purpose of considering bids for the construction of said improvements and the Village Clerk is hereby directed to give notice to bidders by publication of such notice in the official newspaper, not less than ten days (10) prior to the opening of bids. The motion for the adoption of othe foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Bennett and Printon, and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the - meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. 1 69 June 9, 1952 Meeting called to order by President H. H. Heise at 8:00 P.M., with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Bennett, Heise, and Scott. Bids on sbrm sewer project north of Soo tracks were opened, as follows: Bidder: Sandstrom & Hafner Lametti & Sons Okes Construction Co. and I. J. Donnely Const. Wolff Construction Co. Orfei and Mariani Phelps Drake Co., Inc. F. Morettini Peter Lametti Const. Co. dement F.Sculley Const. Main trunk: Area "D" $226,425-00 222,562.10 245,598.4o 214, 642.50 237,494.00 303,825.00 271,920.00 219,3L 0.90 28,080.00 37, 389.80 32,108.60 37,707.60 37,884.20 45,195.00 Area "F" Totals: 52, 260.00 $306,765-00 61,786.70 321,738.60 54,075.40 331,782.40 63,731.80 316,081.90 63,603.10 338,981.30 63,450-00 412,470-00 54,480.00 54,480.00 271,920.00 219,310.00 Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we table the bids on the storm sewer project north of the Soo Line tracks until June 16, 1952 at 7:30 P.M. "Carried", Resolution of Necessity on Soo Line drainage read by McCullagh. Bob Minder answered questions from the audience. McCullagh explained that the assessment hearing would be set at a later date. People were told that the assessment hearing will be held in September or October. Trustee Scott introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: A RESOLUTION OF NECESSITY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A STORM SEWER IM- PROVEMENT IN THE VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL, 19W EPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA A. WHEREAS, the Village Council heretofore adopted a Resolution fixing the time and place of meeting to consider the adoption ofa Resolution to make a stoEm sewer improvement in the Village of Crystal, pursuant to Section 412.401 to 412.481, M. S. A., and WHEREAS, Notice of said meeting has been givento all the property owners whose property may be assessed therefor, by publication thereof ina manner required by law and 3. WHEREAS, All parties interested in said improvement have appeared and the Village Council, has heard and considered all objections toand arguments Kfor and against said improvement, . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. That said improvement is necessary and it is hereby determined to make said surface drainage improvement in theVillage of Crystal, more particularly described as follows: by the construction of a ditch and the installation of drain tile,for the drainage of an area lying to the South of the Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railroad and extending West from Hampshire Avenue N rth, 70 June 9, 1952 (continued) formerly Forest Avenue, to the West Village Limits and East from Irnnk Highway No -52 to Twin Lake azd the connection ofsaid ditch and tile system with other drainage areas in the immediate vicinity. That said improvements shall be made under the provisions of Section 412/401 to 412.481, M.S.A. and the improvement shall be hereafter designated as a part of Street Improvement No. 4. The entire cost of such improvement, including the cost of engineering, interest during construction and the necessary incidental expenses, shall be assessed agairit the property benefitted by said improvement, whether the property abuts on the improvement or not, based upon the benefits received. IV. The plans and specifications forsAid improvement having heretofore beat prepared by the Village Engineer and filed with the Village Clerk, the same are hereby approved, and it is hereby determined to be to the best interest of the Village that said improvement shall be made under the extension agreement contained in thecontract heretofore let to F. 0. TESSEM, for similar construction work extending East from Hampshire Avenue North, formerly Forest Avenue to Trunk Highway No. 52. The motion for the adoption of the fo regoting Resolution was duly seem ded by Trustee Bennett and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none, whereupon said Resolgtion was declared duly passed and adopted, Rev.Fliegel of the Methodist church appeared requesting a street light at the intersection of the planned Colorado Ave. and 42nd.Ave. No. The Clerk was instructed to check this point with our street light survey and ask the Northern States Power Company to install it if it does not conflict with the plana A group was present asking what action had been taken on making the Trailer camp comply with the State health laws. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hoium appeared before the Council requesting permission to live in a basement at 5009 Florida .Ave. for three years. Their basement has been condemned by the building inspector. A poll of the Counesil resulted in all members agreeing that the ordinance should be upheld. Westrum & Valenty appeared to submit their plan for the property at the intersection of Idaho Avenue and 52nd .Ave. No. resulting in the following action: Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we accept the plat of Westrum and ►� Valenty at the intersection of Idaho Ave. and 52nd Ave. No. as recommended by the Planning Commission. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the plans of Westrum 4?, and Valenty for the construction of a plant to house the Jason Products Co. and authorize building inspector os&aQthe approval of building nPtorndthPlann g ITArT narried" 71 June 9, 1952 (continued) Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the division of the Gorsuch property described as follows: The north 1501 of the east 1251 of the ' south 330' of the SE- of the SW -4 of the Ni 4 of the SE4 of the SEI- of Section 8, Township 118, Range 21; this property to be divided into two parcels, 75'x95' each. "Carrie d" and accept Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we approve/the easement of the Goblirsch, Lord, and Roufs property, described as follows: The south 151, front and rear, of lot eleven (11), and the north 151, front and rear, lot 12, Auditorts Sub -division #328. "Carried" ' Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we authorize the Fire Chief and Fire Marshall to submit vouchers for their car expense at 7¢ a mile, making availaB.e $ a -maximum of $15.00 per month. "Carried" Motion byBennett, seconded by Printon, ':that we authorize the 'Fire Department to erect a flag pole in front of the Village office with the aid of the Village 9 equipment and personnel. The pole had been procured by Ceass without cost farom the American Legion in Robbinsdale. "Carried" Motion bynBennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of C. R. Lusian for renewal of his dump license for the period from June 1, 1952 through May 31, 195:3 at 3347 Hillside Ave. "Carried" Joe Lucas appeared clef ore the Council re,iuesting permission tomove a building onto his property at: Brunswick Ave. and 42nd Ave. No., lot 19, Glenwood Manor. Building inspector has condemned building. Lucas had already moved building without obtaining a permit and without an inspection by the building inspector before moving building. Council agreed to back up building inspector until building conforms. Lucas suggested, in accordance with Planning recommendations, that the Village purchase: lot #18; Council poll resulted in a ngative opinion. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the location of the building on lot 19, Glenwood Manor, andauthorize the building inspector to 10. issue building permit at least 951 from the front line and 25td from theeast line, -subject to building inspector recommendations. "Carried" Motionby Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we authorize the building inspector {! to issue a permit to Lucas for filling station on lot #19 Glenwood Manor, as recommended by the'Planning Commission. "CarrieD" Mr.Peter B. Ostlund appeared before the Council concerning the construction of CS street on 41. t Ave. No. east of D uglas Drive. Ostlund is to construct street when Village provides Mr. Ostlund with the grade. It was also pointed out to Ostlund that it was his responsibility to complete Brunswick Ave. $om 41st Ave. No. to the south line of his property in a 601 width. Geo. Ceass and Minder will attend to this. Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we accept the proposed division of the John Ellis property between Vera Cruz Ave. and Lakeland Ave. between Lakeside and ta.• 49th Ave. No., subject tQ acceptance of easement for Lakeside Ave., grading and gravelling of Lakeside A e., utility easements, etc., as recommended by the Planning Commission. T' "Carried" Deup s Sherwood requested a permit to build on the east half of his lot at Bernard and Quail Aves. so that he can sell. Council agreed that he has a hardship case and will look at property on Monday evening before the meeting with the engineers. 72 June 9, 1952 (continued) Joe Warfield asked for road repair money due him for work on his road. Bennett will take the bill to Fred Schmidt; if he does not sign bill, no payment will . b e' mad6 . Clerk was instructed to have Engineer Minder check grades in Ostin an's Fourth Addition. r Glen and Kenneth Murray appeared ifor Associated Contractors, Inc., requesting the annexation of Marray Late, Third Addition, from New Hope to Crystal. After consideration was given to the Village Engineer's recommendations for street grades and drainage, the following action was taken: Motion by Bolters, seconded by Bennett, that we tentatively approve the annexa- tion of Murray Lane, Third Addition, subject to their submitting a petition of \'9' 100% of the property owners and -compliance with the requirements of the Village engineers as to street grades, completion of streets, and adequate drainge. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt the following Resolution: A RESOLUTIONPROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF $125,000.00 STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. 4 BONDS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VIUGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: 1. It is hereby determined that the total cost of improvements in•the Village heretofore designated as Street Improvement No. 4, is 2. It is hereby determined that the various improvements although separately instituted, can be more econcomically completed if consolidated andmjoined as one project as authorized by M.S.A. Section,435.15 and said improvements are hereby consolidated and shall as heretofore, be referred to as Street Improvement No. 4. 3. It is hereby determined that it is necessary to finance the cost \k, of said street improvements by an issuance of Street Imrprovement, Bonds, pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Sections 412.401 to 412.481. 4. There is hereby created a special fund to be designated as Street Improvement No. 4 Fund, out of which shall be paid the cost of aIL said street improvements and the principal and interest on the Street Improvements Bonds ,to be issued hereunder and into which fund shall be paid all of the proceeds of special assessments and taxes to be levied for said improvements and the moneys to be received from the sale of the Street Improvement Bonds issued hereunder. - 5. In anticipation of the collection of said special assessments and taxes, the village shall forthwith issue and sell #125,000.00 Street Improvement Bonds. The full faith and credit of the village shall be pledged to the payment of principal and interest on the said Street Improvement Bonds when the moneys on hand in trn Improvement Fund herein created are insufficient for said purpose. 6. The Street Improvement No. 4 Bonds shall be in the principal amount of $125,000.00, shall be 125 in number and numbered 1 to 125, both 73 June 9, 1952 (continued) inclusive, in the denomination of $1,000. each, shall bear date July 1, r 1952 and shall bear interest payable January 1, 1953 and July 1, 1953 and semi-annually thereafter on January 1 and July 1 of each year and shall mature serially on July 1 in tiva amount of $5,000.00 in 1953 and $12,000.00 in each of the years 1954 to 1963, both inclusive. It is hereby expressly determined that the maturities as hereinabove set forth are such as in the judgement'of the Village Council are warranted by the anticipated collection of assessments and taxes. 7. The Village Council shall meet at the Council rooms in the Village on 111onday, the 23rd day of June, 1952 at 8:00 o'clock .P.M. for the purpose of receiving and considering sealed bids for the purchase of said bonds and the clerk is authorized and directed to cause notice oof such sale to be given by publication at least ten (10) days prior to the date of sale, in the official newspaper of the Village and inCommertdal West, a financial paper published in Minneapolis, Said notice shat l recite that the village will furnish printed bonds and approving legal opinion of Mssrs. Faegre & Benson, 1260 Northwestern Bank Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota, without expense tothe purchaser, shall require that all bids be unconditional and accompanied by a full -faith check in the amount of at least $2500.00 and shall specify one or more interest rates in multiples ofone-tenth or one-fourth of 1%, and shall further provide that delivery of the bonds shall be made by the village within 40 days after the date of sale. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was decalred duly passed and adopted. Motion by Scott, seconded byBowers, that we accept the report of Justice 15 of the Peace Marvin CarlsD n for the month of April, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt a sewage contract with the 16 City of Minneapolis, copy of which is on file in the Clerk's office. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we accept an easement from Chas. and W Wilhelmina Gaulke, described as follows: The north 30' of the east half .of the 17. south half of the north half of the NE4 of the SE -41 of Section IX 17, Twonship 114 Range 21. "Carried" Motion by Bennett,,that w e deny a 3.2 off -sale beer license to Katz and Kirschbaum for drug store at 36th and Noble Aves. Motion failed for want of a second. Motion by,Bowers, seconded by Printon,that we approve the application of Katz and Kirschbaum for a 3.2 pff-sale beer license at 36th and Noble Aves. for the period from June 9,o 1952 through December 31, 1952. A vote being called for resulted in the following: ,dye, Printon, Bowers, and Heise; Nay: Bennett: Not voting, Scott; and so the motion was "Carried" The Village engineer was asked to make a report on the alley approach on the north side of 38th Ave.No. between Vera Cruz Ave. and Welcome Ave. He was required to make this report at the June 16, 1952 meeting. 74 June 9, 195 (continued) The Councilagreed that the Engineers should delay their acceptance of streets im the Whitefield Addition because of insuff ic,ient gravel until_ aDme Council .aembers have had an opportunity to make inspection. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the petition for street ►$ improvement on Vera Cruz .Ave. from 38thAve.No.a to the south Robbinsdale boundary line. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we accept the petition for street lights at 46th and 17th Aves. No.between Douglas Drive and Forest Ave. Motion and second withdrawn for further study. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Regent Fuel Oil Co. for wholesale gas and oil tanks license in the Village of Crystal for the period from.June 1, 1952 through December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we adopt a Resolution on the 34th Ave. No. street improvement in cooperation with Golden Valley, as follows: WHEREAS, the Village Council has heretofore determined to undertake .a street improvement consisting of establishing the .grade, Brading, .stabilizing and surfacig 34thAvenue North from Noble Ave. easterly to Kyle Ave., and from i4clff Noble Avenue to Regent Ave., with bituminous material, together with such changes in surface drainage as may be necessary, and WHEREAS, it appears that the above described improvement can best be undertaken by means of a cooperative ,agreement with the Village of Golden Valley, a political subdivision of the State of Minnesota, which has agreed to act as agent for the Village of Crystal. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that said work shlal be undertaken as set forth above by a cooperative agreement with the Village of Golden Valley, which shall act as agent for the Village of Crystal, and that the prkperA officers of the Village shall be and hereby are authorized to enter into an agreement with said Village, of Golden Valley in order to effectuate the purposes of this resolution. "Carried Unanimously" Motionby Bowers, seconded bey Printon, that we pay the following pm perly verified accounts; "Carried" Wesley Tonn Geo. R. Ceass Hesther M. Truax Edith F. Rennie Judith Rennie R. G. Kinsey Albinson,Inc. Leo F. Schmock' C. M. .Anderson Farnham Stat ion ery Post Publishing' Harlan Mrtensen General n n n n n n n n n n PIR imp .#4 General R &B $100.00 182.50 96.88 96.25 6.53 600.00 42.00 442.50 150.00 2299.90 2!� . 30 23.40 135.54 120.10 Fred Schmidt John Dusa X. Bern. Johnson Maurice Peterson Walter Spears Schwartz Oil Co. Gust A. Holm Art Petersonts Garage Crystal Welding Miller -Davis Co. The S & M Co. H. R. Toll Co. Mpls. General Hopst Ogdah; Realty Co. R&B n n n n n n n Police R&B n n u Poor n $137.50 76.80 56.70 130.00 46.40 lo8.57 315.90 3.00 26.55 5.00 6.85 6.03 1.86 21.5o 65.00 0 1 75 June 9, 1952 (continued) Harlan MortensEn General Park 3 9.60 Police 32.60 GRC, Petty Cash Poor $ 20.23 Parkside Hdwe. General 11.72 HarvW Peterson Park 50.00 Park 9.03 Pat Ryan " 47.50 American Linen Gene rat. 7.50 Duane Zytkovicz " 33.00 Minneapolis Gas Co. Park 18.44 C. M. Anderson " 43.50 Acme Fire Exting. General 14.50 L.R.Albrecht Police 167.50 Ziebarth Bxo s. " 3.04 L.S.Gallag. er " 162.50 Northland Eelctric "- 19.98 R.C.Hasselstrom 153.75 S. J. Sprague " 199.14 Anthony Kastanos " 52.80 Walter Buszta " 13.00 Twin City Conc.Pipe PIR 4,492.05 Warrant Rur.Henn.Co.Nursing Poor 1,000.00 Motion by Bennett, secnded by Bowers, that we grant permission to N. W. Bell al. Telephone Co. to place one polelaon Jersey .Ave., north of 60th Ave. No. as per their sketch. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we approve theapplic ation of Glen Haven Memorial Association tooperate a cemetery for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953• "Carried" Motion by Bennett, set aided by Printon, that we grant permissiont o Minneapolis aa• Gas Co. to install gas mzin extensions #9 235 as per their sketch. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon,a that we grant permission to N. W. Bell a 3 Telephpne Co. to place one pole on 39th Ave. No. between Georgia and Florida Aves. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bowers, that we grant permission to N. W. Bell ;L4 Telephone Co. to p;ace two poles n 54th Ave. No. between Hampshire Ave. and Florida Ave. as per their skecth. "Carried" Geo. Minder, village engineer, was asked to check with the Armel Construction bonding company concerning a letter from the bonding company stating that they would assume no responsibility for the Armel contract. There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST Pres' ent of tffe Council Clerk C 76 June 36, 1952 Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon that call for bids and date of opening for k. bids on Street Improvement #4, previousl-V set for June 23, 19 2 be amended to read July 7, 2-952. w�--,cam-,y=-e,�✓ v t Wic cud A �`V 'd�. (.AteA U 4 The special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order by President H. H. Heise, at 7:30 P.M., with the following member s answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Bennett, Heise, and Scott. After thorough discussion involving many angles of the bids submitted at the meeting of June 9, 1952, for the installation of storm sewer in the north drainage area, the following action was taken: Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we acdept the bid of Sandstrom and Hafner, 740 East Superior Street, Duluth, Minnesota, for the installation of a' storm sewer in the north drainage area as per their bid submitted June 9, 1952, as follows: Main trunk $226,425.00 Laterals into Area D 28,080.00 Area F 52,260.00 For a total of $306,765.00, completion date to be Nov. 1, 1952, and with the provision that Sandstrom and Hafner must construct any or all of 1 the laterals A, B, C, and E, if so ordered by the Council during the period of construction at their bid price. "Carried" Village engineer Minder was instructed to submit in writimg for themeeting of June 23, 1952, his recommendations.on drainage on 32nd Ave. No. between Dpuglas Drive and Brunswick Ave. The Clerk was instructed to insert the following advertisement to appear in the Tribune for Sunday, June 22, 1952: Civil Engineer,registered o r unregistered, salary open, arvid road construction or maintenance experience necessary. Personal interview at 7:30 P.M. June 30, 1952. The Council authorized Bennett to hire Robert Fischback as patrol operator at $300.00 per month. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we appoint T. G. Evenson`& Associates,- 3' Inc. as agent on 1952 Street Improvement Bond Issue #4, pursuant to terms of contract on file. "Carried" There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST res ent of the o oil C1 rk 1 77 June 23, 1952 The regular seeting of the Council wascalled to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Bennett, Printon, Bowers, and Heise. The Mayor announced that this was the time _and place for receipt of bids for the purchase of $125,000 Street T,gprovement Bonds (A) in accordance with resolution] - adopted June 9, 1952. The Clerk presented affidavits showing publication of notice of sale in the North Hennepin Post and in Commercial West, which affidavits were examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file. The Clerk presented the sealed bids which had been delivered to him prior to the time specified in the notice of bond sale, and said bids were opened, examined and found to beasfollows: Name of Bidder Interest Rate Premium Kalman & Co., Inc. 3.75% plus 1% froip 7/1/1!52 to July 1, 1951 $ 26.00 J. M. Dain &Company ) Allison -Williams Company) 3.20% 315.00. Piper, Jaffray, & Hopwood) After due consideration of said bids, Trustee Printon introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION AWARDING SALE OF STREET 11TROVEMENT BONDS. (#4) BE IT RESOLVED bythe Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, that the bid$ of J. M. Dain & Co., Allison -Williams Co., and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, to purchase $125,000 Street Improvement Bonds of said village described in the notice of sale thereof, is hereby found and determined to be the highest and best bid received pursuant to duly advertised notice of sale and shall be and is hereby accepted, said bid being to purchase bonds bearing interest at the rate of 3120% at a price of $315.00. The vi11 age treasurer is directed to retain the good faith check of the successful bidder pending completion of the sale and delivery of the bonds, and the village clerk is directed to return the checks of unsuccessful bidders. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bowers, and upon votebeing taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Bennett, Bowers, Printon; and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said resolution was delayed duly passed and adopted. Trustee Bennettthei introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: A RESOLUTION FIXING THE FCRM AND DETAILS OF $125,000 STREET I_MPROVEMENT BONDS, DIRECTING THEIR EXECUTION AND DELIVERY AND PROVIDING FUNDS FOR THEIR PAYMENT. .�. BE IT RESOLTIM by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: �3 June 23, 1952 (oo ntinued) 1. The Village of Crystal shall forthwith issue its negotiable coupon Street Improvement Bonds in the aggregate principal amount of #1.25,000, said bonds' to be dated July 1, 1952, to be 125 in number and numbered 1 to 125, both inclusive, in the denomination of $1,000 each, bearing interest at the rate of payable January 1, 1953, and semiannually thereafter on the 1st day of January and the lst day of July in each year and which bonds mature serially on January lst in the years and amounts as follows: $5,000 in 1953 and $12,000 in 1954 to 1963, both inclusive, all without option of prior payment. 2. Both principal and interest on said bonds shall be payable at Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis and the village shall pay the reasonable charges of said bank for its services as paying agent. No. 3. The bonds and the interest coupons to be thereto attached shall be in substantially the following form: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF HENNEPIN VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL STREET IT,TRAVEME NT BOND OF 1952. $1,000 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, MLnnesota, acknowledges itself to be indebted, and forvalue received hereby promises to pay to bearer from its Street ImprovementNo. 4 on the lst day of January, 19 , the sum of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS and to pay interest thereon from the date hereof until said principal sum is paid at the rate of three and two-tenths percent (3.20%) per annum, interest to maturkty payable January 1, 1953, and semiannually thereafter on the lst day of January and the lst day of July in eachyear in accordance with -and upon presentation and surrender of the interest coupons hereto attached as they severally become due. Both principal and interest are payble at themain office of in any coin or currency of the United States Of America which at the time of payment is legal tender for public and private debts. Forthe prompt and full, payment of such principal and interest as the -same respectively become due, the full faith, credit and taxing powers of the village have been and hereby' -are irrevocably pledged. This bond is one of an issue of $125,000 principal amount, all of like date and tenor except as to maturity and interest rate, all issued by said village for the purpose of providing money to defray the expense incurred or to be incurred in making various street improvements as authorized by Section 412,471, Minnesota Statutes, and by resolution of the council and is issued pursuant to and in -full conformity with the Constitution and Laws of tkr, State of Minnesota. IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED That all acts, conditions and things required by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Minnesota to be done, to happen, to exist and to be performed precedent to and in the issuance of this bond have been done, have happened, do exist and have been performed in regular and due form, timeand manner as so required; that the full faith and credit of the village is pledged for the payment of the principal and interest of the b onds&f this issue when themoneys on hand an thea ' rate fund are insufficient for the purpose and taxes wi11 be levied uponp p0 79 June 23, 1952 (continued) said property, if needed, to take care of any deficiency, within the limitations prescribedby law; andthat the issuance of this bond did not cause the indebted- ness of the village to exceed any constitutional or statutory limitation thereon. IN WITNESS THEREOF, the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Mi.nnesoi�, byits Village Council, has caused this bond to be executed in its behalf by the signature of the mayor and countersigned bythe village clerk and its corporate seal to be hereto affixed, and has caused the attached interest coupons to be executed and authenticated by the facsimile signatures of said mayor and clerk, all as of July 1, 1952. Signed Mayor Countersigned Village erk (Seal) (For.n of Coupon) No. $ On the lst day of January ( July), 19 , the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, will pay to bearer out of Street Improvement No. 4 Fund, at the main office of thesum of DOLLARS for interest then due on its Street Improvememt Bond dated July i, 1952, No. r � ' i7ay or Clerk 4. The bonds shallbe prepared under the direction of the village clerk and shall be executed on behalf of the village by the signature of the :payor and countersigned bythe village clerk, and the corporate seal of said village shallbe affixed toeach thereof, and the interest coupons shall be exe- cuted and authenticated by the printed facsimile signatures of -said officers. When said bonds have been so executed, they shall be delivered by the village treasurer to the purchaser thereof upon receipt of the purchase price heretofore agreed upon, and the purchaser shall not be obligated to see to the proper application thereof. 5. The bonds issued hereunder shall be payable from Street Improvement #o. 4 Fund hereby created, provided that if any payment of principal or interest shall become due when there is not sufficient moneyin said fund to pay same, the treasurer shall pay such principal or interest from the general fund of the village and such fund shall be reimbursed for such advances out of proceeds of assessments for said improvement when collected. All proceeds - of said bonds and assessments shall be credited to said Street Improvement No. 4 Fund. 6. It is hereby determined that the estimated collections of special assessments and other revenues pledged for the payment of the said 8o June 23, 1952 (continued) bonds will produce at least five per cent in excess of the amounts needed to meet when due, the principal as d interest payments on the' bm ds and no ad valorem taxes shall be levied. The village clerk shall deliver to the County Auditor cf Hennepin County a certified copy of this resolution and obtain his certificate in accordance with Section 475.63, R nnesota Statutes 1949, asamended. 7/ The officdrs of the village are hereby authorized and directed to prepare and furnish to the purchaser of said bonds, and to the attorneys approving the same, certified copies of all proceedings and records of the village relating to said bonds and to the financial conditionn and affairs of the village, andsuch other certificates, affidavits and transcripts as may be required to sbo w the facts within their knowledge, or as shown by the books and records in their custody and control, relating to the validity and marketability of said bonds, and such instruments, including any heretofore furnished, shall bedeemed represen- tations of the village as to the facts therein stated. The motion for isthe adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof= Heise, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon; and the following voted against same: None; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passedand adopted. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Frinton, that we accept the streets in theWhitefield 3. Addition as having complied with Village requirements and for maintnance and that we order th*elease of the bond posted for the completion of streets. "Carried"d The Clerk was instructed tocheck with Dr. St. Cyr concerning rumors of cesspool drainage intothe Lee Ave.durap. The Clerk was instructed to write to the Minneapolis Gas Co. requesting service fpr lots 13and 14 in the Howe .Addition. A delegation was present from the Crystal Manor Addition concerning the street grade on 46th Ave. Curb and gutter was recommended by the engineers to prevent drainage onto private property. The engineers wereinstructed to :rake a survey of this site. A hearing was set for July 21, 1952, at 8:00 P.M. to arrive at a permanent <, solution of the drainage of the Hansen pond at 37th and Xenia Aves. The Clerk was instructed to distribute cards to all property owzners concerned. Louis R. Paulsen appeared before the Co-qnci1 .naking application fora license to operate an off. -sale liquor store at 3357 Vera Cruz Ave. 'The Clerk was instructed to prepare a petution for Mr. Paulsen to circulate in a radius of three blocks to obtain expression from the residents. Becauseof inclement weather, Mr. Heise then adjourned the.meeting until the 24th of June, 1952. AtWk esiden of the Council Cl 81 June 24, 1952 Mr. Heise ordered the meeting postponed until June 25, 1952, because of continuing inclement weather.. Attest 6-Presidept of theCouncil Cl rk June 25, 1952 The continuation of the June 23, 1952, regular meeting of the Council, postponed because of inclement weather, was called to order by President Heise at 8:00 P.M. with the followin6 members answering rollcall: Printon, Heise, Bennett, and Scott. A delegation from Crystal Heights View Addition were present complaining of the unsatisfactory operation of the underground drainagewhich was installed the previous year. It is the general belief that the condition ofthe drainage ditch immediately south of 34th Ave. No. and continuing on for a considerable distance is the real reason for the unsatisfactory operation of this drainage system. The Clerk was instructed to write immediately to County Highway Engineer Zimmerman, sending a copy to Earl Ainsworth, requesting the immediate cleaning out of this ditch. The Clerk was also instructed to contact Golden Valley and Robbinsdale to learn what progress had been made on the development of the proper drainage from the Robbinsdale swamp across 36th Ave. No. and Crystal Heights View, Second Addition, thence through the County Ditch in Golden Valley. The property owners,in the Crystal Heights View, First and Second Additions, are considerably agitated due to the inadequate drainage and are derranding immediate action. Trustee Printon introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE AND 'SALE OF X6335,000.00 ITTROVKENT BONDS. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILi,AGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: 1. It is hereby determined that the total cost of improvements in the Village heretofore referred to and hereby designated as Storm Sewer L-nprovement #3 is #335,000-00. 2. It is hereby determined that it is necessary to finance the cost of said improvement by an issuance of improvement bonds pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statute Section 412.401 to 412.481. 3. There is hereby created a special fund to be designated as Storm Sewer No. 3 Improvement Fund out of which shall be paid the cost of all said improvements and the principaland interest on the improvement bonds to be issued hereunder and into which fund shallbe paid all of the proceeds of special assessments and taxes to be levied for said improve- ments and the moneys to be received from the sale of the Improvement Bonds issued hereunder. S2 June 25, 1952 (continued) 4. La anticipation of the collection of said specialassessments and taxes, the Village shall forthwith issue and sell $335,000.00 Improvement Bnndd.. The full faith and credit of the Village shall be pledged to the payment of the principal and interest on thex said Improvement Bonds when the moneys on hand in the Improvement Fund herein created are insufficient for said purpose. 5. The Improvement Bonds shall be in the principal amount of #335,000.00 shallbe 335 in number and numbered 1 to 337, both inclusive, in the denomination of $1,000.00 each, shall bear date ,August 1, 1952, and shall bear interest payable February 1 and August 1, 1953, and semi-annually there- after on February 1 and August 1 of each year and shall mature serially on August 1 in the amount of $5,000.00 in 1953 and $17,000.00 in the years 1954 to 1963, both inclusive, and $16,000.00 in each of the years 1964 to 1973, both inclusive. 6. It is hereby specially determined that the maturities set forth are such as in the judgement of the Village Council are warranted by the anticipated collection of assessments and taxes. 7. The Village Council shall meet at theCouncil rooms at the Village on Monday, the 14th day of July, 1952, at 8 o'clock P.M. Jb r the purpose of receiving and considering sealed bids fork the purchase of said bonds and the clerk is authorized and directed to cause notice of -such sale to be given by publication at least 10 days prior to the date of sale, in the officialnewspaper of the Village and in Commercial West, a financial paper published in Minneapolis, Said notice shall recite that the Village will furnishprinted bonds and approving legal opinion of Messrs. Faegre & Benson 1260 Northwestern Bank Building, Minneapolis, 1x1innesota, without expense tok the purchaser, shall require that all bids'be unconditional and accompanied by a full-faithzkcheck in the amount of at least $6,000.00 and shall specify one or' more interesi/rates in umltiples of one-tenth or one- fourth of 1%, and shall further provide that delivery of the bonds shall be made by the Village within 10 days after the date of sale. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett and upon vote being taken thereon, thefollowing votedin favor thereof; Heise, Bennett, Scott, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: None: whereupon said Resolution was declared duly3.passed and adopted. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we appoint the firm of T. G. Evenson {�- & Associates, Inc. as fiscal agents for the preparation and sale of the $335,000.00 north Crystal drainage bed issue with a maximum fee forthis service of $3,000.00. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, lthat we make transfer of $40,000 from the General Fund in the following manner: Road and -Bridge $15, 000.00 Police 21,000.00 Street Lid is 4,000.00 "Carried" n. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we transfer $453.00 which is the balance in the Fire Prevention Fund to the General Fud. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we accept the bond for the completion ofa streets in the Bandelin Addition, subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. "Carried" 'J 1 1 83 June 25. 1952 (m ntinued) Motion by Printon., seconded by Bennett, that we accept an easement for the west 10 feet of lots 13, 14, 15, 16 of Russ Addition k'OaV.o�Ae--Ar) "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott; that we accept from Paul ald Ruth Olson an easement for the north 10 feet of lot 1, block 6, Robbinsdale Home -Gardens, Fourth Addition. "Carried" Motion by Bennett; seconded by Sott. that we accept from Brederman Jacobson an easement for the north 30 feet and the west 30 feet of lot 43, Auditor's Subdivision ¢#328/ "Carriedt' The Clerk was instructed to write to Sipe and Gray requesting that they explain their failure to make application for license to maintain wholesale storage tanks in the Village of Crystal.. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon; that we request Northern States Power Co.); -- to place a light at the intersection of 46th Ave. No. and Douglas Drive. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, sem nded by Scott, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" J. W. Bennett_ General W. E. Bowers if J. R. Printon 1t H. H. Heise " Daireld Paine tt B. E. Scott if Geo. R. Ceass 1t Geo. R. Ceass 11 Hesther Truax It Edith F. Rennie " Farnham Stationery " Remington Rand " C. M. Anderson " Larsen-Emholtz Motors " Griffin Motors P9olice Auel Equipment Gengral Warner Hdwe . tt Fred Schmidt R & B 112.50 Parks R & B General Maurice Peterson R & B John Dus a it 1.50 General Otto Veit R & B 150.00 General " Park Walter Spears R & B Joe Warfield if $ 35,00 Chas. Rice R & B $ 12.00 35.00 H.V.Johnston Culv. " 201.30 35.00 C. R. Lusian " 10.50 50.00 Sta-Vis Oil Co. t' 5,8.03 25.00 Bob ,Knowles Ford " 19.99 50.00 Hennepin County Poor 66.00 182.50 Crystal Grocery if 28.21 50.00 Univ of Minn. " 55.00 103.75 Mpls. Water Dept. , " 3.51 112.50 Post Pub. Co. R & B 11.00 5.95 Schwartz Oil Co. it 125.02 1.50 Hary Petersen Park 50.00 150.00 Pat Ryan " 77.50 79.65 R & B 37.50 6.00 L. R. Albrecht Police 167.50 44.10 L. S. Gallagher " 162.50 1.10 R. C. Hasselstrom " 153-75- 123.76 A. G. Kastanos " 53.35 6.87 if. E. Lahr Co.. " 6.25 6.87 Henn. Co. Jailor " 10.50 123.00 Northside Mercury " 700.05 84.00 Constr. Bulletin PIR 26.80 9.60 First Nat. Bank Imp.##1 R. 852.55 60.00 N.W.Nat.Bank PIR Res. 676.69 4.80 S. J. Sprague General 132.69 2.40 F. 0. Tessem WARRANT 1,782-07 65.25 Jay W. Craig " 9,467-03 44.50 C. M. Anderson Parks 4$.00 Duan.., Zytkovicz 1t 47.50 Hartmann Carr General 11.00 June 25, 1952 (continued) The Clerk was instructed to prepare information on the proposed construction of Colorado Avenue between 45th and 47th Aveius North, securing of necessary ease- ments, etc. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, ]Kthat we grant permission to Northern States 13' Power Co. to place one ppole at 39th and Linden Aves. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, t1n t we grant permission to Northern Rates Power Co. to place theree poles on Corvallis between Vera Cruz and Welccm e Avenues. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to Northern States Power Co. to place two poles on Hampshire between 60th and Lombardy Lane; one pole on Idaho between 60th and Lombardy Lane; one pole on Jersey Ave. between 60th and Lombardy La ne. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to Minneapolis Gas Co. to install main extensions #18, 163, 254. and 262. "Carried" Motion by Scott, sec nded by Bennett, that we close Saturday morning July 5,1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Schwartz Oil Co. to maintain wholesale and gasoline storage tanksin Village. "Carriedlt Motion by Bennett, seccnded by Printon, that we approve the application of Automatic Bungalow, Piano Co. to maintain pinball machines Topper Club, and Linehan1s . at Log Cabin, Palace Inn, "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the app;ication of , Automatic Piano Co. to maintain music boxes at Log Cabin, Palace Inn, Bungalow, Topper and L inehants. "Carried" Nation by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the applicationoof Twin City Novelty Co. to operate pinball machines at Princess Dairy Bar and Eat and Run Cafe and to operate a music box at Princess Dairy Bar. "Carried" - of 0. W.; -Hall Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application/for tavern license for the period fr an July 1, 1952 to dune 30, 1953. ' "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of The Topper Club, Inc. for a tavern license for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan to operate a tavern for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of John Hreha for a license to operate a tavern for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Wm. J. Brisky for a license to operate a tAvern for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett. that we approve the application of Elmer Hartwig for a license, on -sale liquor, for the period from July, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" 85 June 25, 1952 (continued) Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Wm. J. Brisky for an on. -sale liquor license for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, ithat we approve the application fo Frank Linehan for on -sale liquor license for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the app;ication of Topper Club, Inc. for an on -sale liquor license for the periodfrom July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953• "Carried" Motion by Scott, secoAded by Printon, that we approve the application of the Log Cabin for an onsale liquor license fpr the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of the Bungalow Cafe for a license to operate a tavern for the period from July 1, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. Ager sident of the Co cil ' C June 30, 1952 The special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers. Bennett, Heise, and Scott. The Clerk was instructed to contact the Twin City Trade Council for the purpose of learning whether or not the building inspector can cross a picket line 1n order to conduct inspections provided for ina building permit. The Clerk was instructed to find out the status of the Murray Lane, Third Addition annexation to Crystal. Before our building inspector can issue further building permits in this addition, the annexation requirements must be competed. At this point, consideration was given to the following applications for the Village Engineer's position: Calvin Hddlund, 28, Galesville, Wisconsin. Leo Terry, 878 Aldrich Ave. E. A. Westman, Detroit Lakes, Rt. #1, Box 587 A. Lloyd Wasnick, 27, 4717 Hampshire Ave. No. Chas. H. Swain, 31, 1210-5ih St. N. E. Earl Parker, 10405 Portland Ave. So. W. E. Coffey, Box 66, Route 1, Excelsior, Minn. Richard A. Schnarr, 7433 -2nd .Ave. So. Geo. R. Barte, 50, ##8 Bates Ave.. St. Paul. Stephen Torosian, 2706 -44th Ave. West. 86 June 30, 1952 (cDntinued) It was agreed that the appointment would be delayed pending further study. The Clerk was instructed to get prices on available used trucks and the cost cf repairing the Ford F8 truck that was damaged in a collision on June 26, 1952, at the intersection of Douglas Drive and St. Criix Ave. in Golden Valley. The Clerk was instructed to secure petitions and easements and have engineer set grades on R& Adair Ave. from the south Robbinsdale boundary line to 42nd Ave No. The Council was in full agreement in respect to the payment of tavern and on -sale liquor license fee of the Topper Club, Inc. in accordance with the agreement that $100.00 be paid each Monday until the full amount has been paid. If the payment in any weer{ lapses beyond three days, the full amount of the balance becomes due and payable and that the Clerk write a letter to the Topper Club explainging this arrangement. There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST Prelia en o the Council Cl rk July 2, 1952 Equalization Meeting, 1952 The Board of Equalization meeting set by the supervisors of assessments, Roy Haeg, was called to order at 5:00 P.M. by President Heise with the following members answering roll call: Assessor Schmock, Scott, Heise, Bennett, and Printon. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that upon request of Assessor Schmock, the Equalization Board meeting be adjourned to August 7, 1952 at 5:00 P.M. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we purchase the Royal electr.ic type- writer at $315.00 plus a three year service contract at $38.00. "Carried" There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject tp the call of the Chair. ATTEST Press ent he ounc C July 7, 1952 The special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Heise, Bennett, and Scott. Bids were opened on excavation, oil stabilized base, and bituminous material, concrete curb and gutter, concrete sidewalk, and stabilized -gravel, bids reading as follows: 1 C] 1 87 July 7, 1952 (continued) Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bid of Jay W. Craig Co. �. in the amount of $50, 301.06. Ayes, Heise. Bennett, and Scott; Nays, none. "Carried" Mr. Nels Jessen and Mr. Thompson were present to discuss the tax valuation inequi- tiew existing in School District #27, believing that District #24 School Board wpuld be more favorable toward annexing District #27 if it were possible to equalize the valuation of taxable property in both districts, resulting in the following: Motion by Scott, sec m ded by Bennett, that we adopt a Resolution as follows: R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, TheISchoolBoard of School District #27 has ttansmitted to the Council of the Village of Crystal a resolution, requesting said Council to prompt an equalization in the assessment of the taxable property between said School District #27 and School District #24, .2• NMI, THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED, by the Council of the Village of Crystal, in meeting assembled, that we declare our willingness to equalize the valuation of taxable property in School District #27 with'the taxable property in School District x#24. "Carried" The Clerk was instructed to check petitions on cleaning out County Ditch #18. Geo. Minder -will, check with Golden Valley the possibility of securing petition. Ceass will write a letter setting forth the legal description of the Dempsey Sherwood property and easements east of Quail Ave. on Bernard Ave. There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. AT _ C 1Rrk esi en o t e Council Cl Quantity: Unit Price: Total: Jay W. Craig Company Excavation 7,461 cu. yds. .60 4,476.60 Bituminous material 24,276 .58 14, 080.08 Oil stabilized base 37,316 .33 12, 314.28 Concrete curb & gutter 7,014 lin. ft. 2.05 14,378.70, Concrete sidewalk 4.480 .43 1,926.40 Stabilized gravel 1,250 cu. yds. 2.50 3;125.00 Total $ 50,301.o6 Barnes-Tiattison, Inc. Concrete curb & gut er 7,014 lin. ft. 2.05 $ 14,378.70 Concrete sidewalk 4,480 .45 2,016.00 Total $ 16,394-;70 Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bid of Jay W. Craig Co. �. in the amount of $50, 301.06. Ayes, Heise. Bennett, and Scott; Nays, none. "Carried" Mr. Nels Jessen and Mr. Thompson were present to discuss the tax valuation inequi- tiew existing in School District #27, believing that District #24 School Board wpuld be more favorable toward annexing District #27 if it were possible to equalize the valuation of taxable property in both districts, resulting in the following: Motion by Scott, sec m ded by Bennett, that we adopt a Resolution as follows: R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, TheISchoolBoard of School District #27 has ttansmitted to the Council of the Village of Crystal a resolution, requesting said Council to prompt an equalization in the assessment of the taxable property between said School District #27 and School District #24, .2• NMI, THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED, by the Council of the Village of Crystal, in meeting assembled, that we declare our willingness to equalize the valuation of taxable property in School District #27 with'the taxable property in School District x#24. "Carried" The Clerk was instructed to check petitions on cleaning out County Ditch #18. Geo. Minder -will, check with Golden Valley the possibility of securing petition. Ceass will write a letter setting forth the legal description of the Dempsey Sherwood property and easements east of Quail Ave. on Bernard Ave. There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. AT _ C 1Rrk esi en o t e Council Cl July 14, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called -b order by President Heise at 8:00 P.M., with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Bennett, Scott, and Heise. Mr. Bernie Miller, 3501 Perry :Ave. No., was present complaining of the manner in which his property was left after the installation of curb and sidewalk, claiming that the contractor should be required to finish his property in a more satisfactory mariner. Fred Schmidt was ordered to remove the excess dirt from the boulevard, and the Council agreed to go to the property and look the situation over with a view to determining what, if any, responsibility the Village has in this case. Mr. ism. Schoell of Pfeifer -Shultz, Engineers, presented profiles and plan of right-of-way on the sanitary sewer interceptor in Golden Valley, and emphasized the necessity for securing easements for this right-of-way, with the following Council action: Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we instruct the Village Attorney to obtain necessary easements and start action for the purchase of -necessary �. property for the installation of the sanitary sewer interceptor in the Village of Golden Valley as per the detailed plans provided by Pfeifer -Schultz, the consulting engineers. Mr. Jaeb and Mr. Cooper, Robbinsdale (Iouncilmen, and Mr. Fredrickson, city engineer of Robbinsdale, were present concerning County Ditch #18. After considerable discussion it was agreed that Attorney McCullagh sholl:d be instructed to contact the State Highway Department, and world out an agreement on the State share of the covered drain from 36th Ave. No. to 34th Ave. No. The Council agreed to work out with Golden Valley and Robbinsdale and agree- ment for an open ditch south of 34th Ave. No. to empty into Bassett's Creek along the lines -'of the plan presented by Village Engineer Minder. Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that the Village Attorney be instructed 02, to cantact the State Highway Department for the purpose of working out an agreement for underground pipe between 34th -Ave. No. and 36th Ave. No. f "Carried" There was a group of citizens present demanding to know what ppogr�ss had been made in the attempt to compel the Schaefer Trailer Camp to comply with, State Health Departments requirements. The Clerk was instructed to in4uire by registered mail of Mr. ,Adams of the State Health De4)artment *tether requirements have been complied with. Upon receipt of reply from Mr. ,Adams, a copy' of the repo and our registered; letter were to be mailed to Mr.,Leonard Lilyhoff, 5009 Corvallis Ate. J Mr. Russ Ferguson, 3456 Regent Ave. No.,was present,concerning the grading of 34th Ave. No. from Orchard Ave. to Regent Ave., claiming that the grade should be corrected to prevent the water from draining down Regent from 34th Ave. No. The Clerk was instructed to write F. 0. Tessem and Mandell, contractors, en- closing a bill for the repair of blacktop around the Mandell construction project after obtaining from the Villagengzn eers an estimate of the cost of this repair. 1 R The Clerk was instructed to write to Gust A. Holm, blacktop contractor, advising , him that he being awarded the contract on his bid for blacktop maintenance, 89 July 14, 1952 (a nt inued ) amounts to a contract, and that we will give him one week in which to start the project. If he has not started the project within one week, legal action will be started by the Village. Claude Turgeon was present representing Mr. Willys, requesting that he be relieved of complying with the platting ordinance requiring a 201 side setback, resulting in the follo wing action: Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that because the Council is agred that a hardship case exists, Mr. Willys be allowed to observe a 14 foot setback instead of the usual 20 feet, subject to our obtaining the street easementx 3, of 41 feet in Tract "C" legal description as follows: "Carriedif .All of the East z of the south 10 acres of the northeast 4 of the ST 4 of Section 4, Township 118, Range 21, except the east 644.84 feet thereof, and the east 120 feet of the west 4 of the south 10 acres of the northeast 4 of the southwest a of Section 4, Township 118, Range 21. Mr. R. 0. Berg, 6508 -40th Ave. No. was present asking for maintenance on 40th, 41st, and Forest Aves. Fred Schmidt was instructed to have grader take care of the streets immediately, and check culvert on 40th .Ave. between Douglas Drive and Elm Ave. W. H. Engstrom, 3314 Louisiana Ave., was present complaining against the smoke caused by burning of refuse in the Lusian dump at 33rd and Louisiana. The Clerk was instructed to write to C. R. Lusian informing him that he would be required to discontinue burning in his dump immediately. Mr. Rgy Gordhamer, was present requesting that the grade of 50th Ave. No. from Douglas Drive to Florida Ave. be checked by the Village Engineers in the hope that it could be slightly changed to tie in more satisfactorily with abutting property. Mr. Minder, Village Engineer, will attempt to bring the bonding company and the Armel Construction Company to correct the situation, a d in the event that we are, unable to do anything with them, Attorney McCullagh will handle it. Muenze and Countryman apppeared making applications for a used car lot, resulting in the following action: Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we grant Mu.enze and Countryman permission to operate a used car lot on lot immediately east of Elmhurst Ave., for the period from July 15, 1952 to January 1, 1953• "Carried" Mr. Norman Ganz, Park Board president, presented blue print for the proposed development of Welcome Park, and asked Park funds for the construction of a field house be included in the next budget. The Council agreed that they would. Fire Chief Carr proposed a better method of obtaining water from the Fulton Bag Co. water supply, which would necessitate the installation of piping to the south end of the building. The Council was agreed to spend the necessary) amount required to facilitate this improvement provided we were able to work out an agreement with Fulton Bag Co. y Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we accept the resignation of t� Jack Co,11ison from the Volunteer Fire Department, and appoint Roy Fred r" Werneke, 5237 Edgewood Ave. in his place. "Carried" 0 July 14, 1952 (continued) I Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we grant permission ,to the 5' Fire Department to purchase Fixe Prevention pamphlets through the I-htual. Aid group. "Carni edd't The Council agreed to iiclude the Fire Department building addition in the nett -budget plans. 14 Ibtion by Frinton, seconded by Bowers, that we hire Calvin Hedlund as Village (�. Engineer effective August 1 to August 15, 1952, at his option, at a salary of X400.00 per month. "Carried" The Deputy Clerk was 'instructed to write Calvin Hedlund and Chas. H. Swain informing them of the above Council action. n, Ibtion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we rescind the previous action of June 25,-1952, setting tho date of the sale of storm sewer bonds. "Carried" Trustee Scott introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: A RES GLUT ION PROV ID DIG FUR THE ISSUANCE AND S.UE OF ;w335,000.00 PTROVENvNT BONDS. BE -IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE, COUNCIL of the, Village of Crystal, lamesota, as follows: 1. It is hereby determined that the total cost of improvements In. the Village heretofore referred to and hereby designated as Storm Sewer TxTrovement No. 3 is '035, 000.00/ 2. It is hereby determined that it is necessary to finance the cost of said improvement by an issuance of i. rprovement bonds pursuant to the provisions of 11i.nnesota Statute Section 412.401 to 412,481. 3. There is hereby created a special fund to be designated as storm Sewer No. 3 Improvement Fund out of which shall be paid the cost of all said improvements and the principal and interest on the im- provement bonds to be issued hereunder and into which fund shall be paid ail of the proceeds of special assessments and taxes to be levied for said improvements and the moneys to be received from the sale of the Liprovement Bonds issued hereunder. 4. In anticipation of the collection of said special assessments and banes, the Village shall forthwith issue and sell $335,000.00 Improvements Bonds, The full faith and credit of the Village shall be pledged to the payment of the principal and interest on the said Improvement Bonds when the :Honeys on hand in the Improveme t Fund herein_ creat�.d are insufficient for said purpose. 5. The Improvement Bonds shall be in the principal amount of x$335,000 shall be 335 in number and numbered 1 to 335, both inclusive, in dhe denomination of $15-000.00 each, shall bear date September 1, 1952, and shall bear interest payable March 1 and September 1, 19533 and semi-azznually thereafter on February 1 and :August 1 of each year and shall mature serially on September 1 in' the amount of $7, 000.00 in 1953 and $17.,000.00 in the years 1954 to 1963, both inclusive, and $16,000.00 in each of the years 1964 to 1973, both inclusive. 1 n LI 91 Jul7T 14.,, 1952 (continued) 6. It is hereby specially determined that the maturities set forth are such as in the judgment of the Viilage Council are warranted by the anticipated collection of- assessiients and taxes. 7. The Village Council shall meet at the Council rooms at the Village on Monday, the 11t1h day of August, 1952, at 3:00 o lclocl> P.M. for the purpose of receiving and considering sealed bids for the purchase of said bonds and the clerk is authorized and directed to cause notice of such sale to be given by publication at least 10 days prior to the date of sale, in the official newspaper of the Village and in Commer- cial. Best, a financial paper published in I,Bnneapolis, Said notice - shall recite that the Village will furnish printed bonds and approving legal opinion of Messrs. Facgre & Benson, 1260 Northwestern Bank Building, Minneapolis, 11innesota, without o mense to the purchaser, shall require that al.L bids be unconditional and accompanied by a full -faith check in the amount of at least yS65000.00 and shall specify one or more interest rates in multiples of one-tenth or one-fourth of 15,, and shall further provide that delivery of thebonds shall be made by the Village luithin 30 days after the date of the sale. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Iieise, Bennett, Scott, Bowers, and Printon, and the follo,e,..g voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. 116tion by Frinton, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Louis R. Paulson, for an off -sale liquor license at 34th and Vera Cruz Aves. Noe for the period from July 14, 1952 to Jutie 30, 1953. "Carried" Nhnder, Village engineer, was instructed to check water hole at 43rd Ave. No. p and Zane ,Ave. and submit reco.miendations at the next Council. meeting. Nbtion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we adopt Ordinance Chapter 16-4, 9 entitled "AN =MAITCE M11EXING CERTAIN LAND Tu THE V IZDOE OF CRYSTAL" iihich deals with I5.irray Lane Third Addition. "Carried" Dbtion by Scot, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the division of Dempsey Sherwood lots as follows; Combining Sheerwood and Sicora property for one dwelling permit gyp, setting back not less than 15 feet from Bernard Ave. North and no less than 35 feet from Quail Ave. No., described as follows: the E1b0' of the W 445' of the N 70' and the N 70' of that part lying E of the W 4851 of Lot 5, Schaefers Lakeside Grove, subject to granting street easement over the North -15' and West 3S'. Silas Sprague, Building Inspector, requested the Ccuncil to give consideration to the adoption of a scavenger ordinance. Samples of ordinances now in effect will be available at the next Council meeting. Ivbtion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we authorize the Clerk and Mayor to execute the Hennepin County Nursing District contract, and adopt a resolution as follows: 92 July 14, 1952 (continued) R F S G L U T I O N 47MEAS: Pursuant to Sections 1)f'5.108 and 145.12 Mi.nneSOta laws of 1949 as amended, provisions were made for the establishment of a public health nurs- ing district in -that pIDotion of Hennepin County outside of the City of Iru�e,apolis. IrIMMAS: On January 4, 1952 the representatives of a nunher of towns,villages and cities of rural. Hennepin County in a meeting at Robbinsdale, Minnesota, established a public health nursing district pursuant to Sections 14.5.08 wad It 5.12, laws If 19-9 as amended, and proceeded to elect a Coru-tttee as provid- ed for in this act to adid.n.ister the affairs of such District. k\• NJuv, TFIhaIT(r E, BE IT RESOLVED By the governing b9dy of the Village of Crystal that this political subdivision be included in the public health nursing dis- trict of rural IiennepL-i County as organized on January 4., 1952, and that it participate in the benefits thereof, and agrees to support on an apportion- ment basis its pro rata share of the cost of the administration of such dis- trict. Provided, hhowever, that this cost shall not exceed, in any one year, thirty seven cents per capita, on the basis of the official 1950 Federal census. A vote beim; taken resulted in the following: dyes, Printon, Heise, Bowers, Bennett, and Scott; Nays none; and soththe motion was carried. Motion by Frinton, seconded by Bennett, that we appoint Lester R. Albrecht superintendent of police for one year beginning July 1, 1952. "Carried" 'o ion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we approve the bond of Becker's 1� Second ;Addition for compl etion of streets. "Carried'! Ibtion by Scot',;, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the easement p2ose?t ed by 1�'. 0. Tessem described as follows: The north ten (10) feet of that part of the north one-half of the northwest quarter of Section 9, Township 118, Range 21, lying south of the Inti neapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railroad right -ow -way, West, of the Great Northern Railroad right-of-way and East of Jefferson Highway, also known as West Broad gray, a public street, according to the Government Survey thereof. "Carried" 1,btion by Bowels, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the easement presentee' by Paul PI and Diary E. Schreyer, described as follows: \y' The West ten (10) feet of lot two (2), "Banholzerts Addition", according to the plat thereof on file and of record d.n the office of the Register of Deeds in and for said County. "Carried" The request of :,aurice Peterson and Fred Schmidt for pay raises resulted in deferring the matter until the Village Engineer takes over. Should the Engineer request increase, raise will be retro -active to July 15, 1952. "Carried" Tbtion by SCott, seconded by Printon, that we tentatively approve the Rother Addition., sub jedt to final draft. "Carried" I�btion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we pay- the following properly, verified accounts: "Carried" 1 1 Verdell M.Of sthun ls. Gas Co. ester Anderson N.W.Bell Telphone July 14, 1952 (Continued) General $57.00 if 40.50 it 27.00 If 20. 00 If 37.00 It 11.00 It 33.00 " 44/50 " 21.00 ,r 3.00 " 49.00 If 00 if 24.00 if 20.50 it 30.00 If 51.00 it 1-2.00 If 46.00 it 22.00 It 26.00 it 39100 It 21.00 it 19.50 " 39.00 r, 57.00 " 20.50 " 13.00 " 4.00 ,► 14.5o " 36.5o " 50.00 " 20.00 " 22,:50 ►' 18.5o " 36.00 " 51.00 45.00 34.5o " 18 2.5o rr 146.25 " 148.75 " 442.50 " 38.00 " 17.77 315.00 5.04 R & B 11.75 Police 50.38 General 7.5o if 28.27 Parks 1.00 St.Lite 240.44 General 13.51 It 1,0.12 �� 150.00 Park 54.00 General 101.10 N.W.Bell Telephone Silas J. Sprague 11ps. Star Fc Tr:oune Schopl Dist. #24 L. R. Albrecht W i. Hoff. an -L'11. N atl . Bank Pat Ryan Geo. R.Ceass Harlan Mortensen Maurice Peterson Fred Schmidt C. R. Storm. Otto Veit John Dusa Walter Spears Chas Rice H.V.Johnston Culvert Wm. Sandhoff Y.w.Tire Co. Harry W/ Smith Co. H. R. Toll Co. Henn.Co.Welfare Bd. National Tea Ruff Bros. Lester R. Albrecht Louis a'alla,gher R C Hasselstrom Anthony Ka.stanos Ed Ryan, Sheriff Della Hanson dm. Schultz Ji --,1 Arbeiter Norman Ganz Crystal Lbr & I illwk ii.a. Schultz - Russell W. 11owe Post. Publ. Co., Baldwin Hartkopf Chas. Bukkila `'c:nneth Vcrstedt Ga2th La1hpin Neil Ofsthun R 4c B General R&B General 2 " Bond & Int. Park R&B General Park R&B ,r it it 483" it It Park it R & B If it it it it " It Poor " " Police it u rr Park ft of It if if PIR Znp.#4 R 3,- B Part " r. 93 4.02 225.62 12.00 62.25 18.90 18.90 19.95 127.50 70.00 9.74 .4o .38 401.00 135.63 137.50 483.00q 496.50 56.40 38/40 38 .40 82.00 44.23 28.80 6*- 40 26.25 47.40 25.00 1.8o 114.00 16.5o 33.95 40.00 167.5o 162.5o 153.75 79.20 1.50 15.00 30.00 37,00 3.75 62.60 21.50 60.00 26.10 21.32 62.50 62.5o 62.50 62.5o Wesley Tann Matt Bienuas Richd. Steinbach Robert StangerL Fran!,c Sprague Arnold Sibet Kenneth R:,-,ers Chas. Robillard Lyle Fithcen Wm. Cloakey Sierl 1�brehous n Wi:lf ord Osti,,,an Eldon Schirmers Russell Larson Robert Lambio Joe Kluz Leslie Kelsejy Floyd Johnson Arnhie Jennings Burton Holmes Robt. Hasselst.ro, Geor,',e Hanson Alvin Hanson Dan W/ Hanly Frani Gaulke L. S. Gallagher John J. Haply Archie Reed Norman Ganz LeRDy Falk Hart uan. Carr T,Urvin Carlson Rpbert W. Brandt Francis Skilling Dean Berner Richard Baier Harold F/ Ahrens Robert R. .,Anderson - Geo. R. Ceass Edith F. Rennie Hesther M. Truax Leo F. Schinock Royal Typewriter Farnham Stationery R-oyal Typerwz iter Co. Schwartz Oil American Lincn Co. Northern St,l Power Verdell M.Of sthun ls. Gas Co. ester Anderson N.W.Bell Telphone July 14, 1952 (Continued) General $57.00 if 40.50 it 27.00 If 20. 00 If 37.00 It 11.00 It 33.00 " 44/50 " 21.00 ,r 3.00 " 49.00 If 00 if 24.00 if 20.50 it 30.00 If 51.00 it 1-2.00 If 46.00 it 22.00 It 26.00 it 39100 It 21.00 it 19.50 " 39.00 r, 57.00 " 20.50 " 13.00 " 4.00 ,► 14.5o " 36.5o " 50.00 " 20.00 " 22,:50 ►' 18.5o " 36.00 " 51.00 45.00 34.5o " 18 2.5o rr 146.25 " 148.75 " 442.50 " 38.00 " 17.77 315.00 5.04 R & B 11.75 Police 50.38 General 7.5o if 28.27 Parks 1.00 St.Lite 240.44 General 13.51 It 1,0.12 �� 150.00 Park 54.00 General 101.10 N.W.Bell Telephone Silas J. Sprague 11ps. Star Fc Tr:oune Schopl Dist. #24 L. R. Albrecht W i. Hoff. an -L'11. N atl . Bank Pat Ryan Geo. R.Ceass Harlan Mortensen Maurice Peterson Fred Schmidt C. R. Storm. Otto Veit John Dusa Walter Spears Chas Rice H.V.Johnston Culvert Wm. Sandhoff Y.w.Tire Co. Harry W/ Smith Co. H. R. Toll Co. Henn.Co.Welfare Bd. National Tea Ruff Bros. Lester R. Albrecht Louis a'alla,gher R C Hasselstrom Anthony Ka.stanos Ed Ryan, Sheriff Della Hanson dm. Schultz Ji --,1 Arbeiter Norman Ganz Crystal Lbr & I illwk ii.a. Schultz - Russell W. 11owe Post. Publ. Co., Baldwin Hartkopf Chas. Bukkila `'c:nneth Vcrstedt Ga2th La1hpin Neil Ofsthun R 4c B General R&B General 2 " Bond & Int. Park R&B General Park R&B ,r it it 483" it It Park it R & B If it it it it " It Poor " " Police it u rr Park ft of It if if PIR Znp.#4 R 3,- B Part " r. 93 4.02 225.62 12.00 62.25 18.90 18.90 19.95 127.50 70.00 9.74 .4o .38 401.00 135.63 137.50 483.00q 496.50 56.40 38/40 38 .40 82.00 44.23 28.80 6*- 40 26.25 47.40 25.00 1.8o 114.00 16.5o 33.95 40.00 167.5o 162.5o 153.75 79.20 1.50 15.00 30.00 37,00 3.75 62.60 21.50 60.00 26.10 21.32 62.50 62.5o 62.50 62.5o July 14, 1952 (Continued) Potion by Bowers, seconded by Scott that we approve application of Dorothea Pomeroy to operate lunch counter and restaurant for period from July 1 to Dec.31,1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett that we approve the application of Dorothea Pomeroy to sell soft drinks for period from July 1, 1952 to Dec. 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Frinton that we approve application of Maue Heating Co. to, install, repair, maintaingas connections etc. for period from July 11,1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Tlbtion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we approve application of Krunholz Co. to install, alter, and maintain gas equipment for period of 6 months from July 2, 1952 to -December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bowers seconded by Printon that we approve application of Henry Rutman for sale of 3.2 off -sale beer from Jily 14, 1952 to Dec. 31, 1952. "Carried" 1•btion by "ennett, seconded by Scott that we approve application of Sipe and Gray Oil to maintain wholesale cil and gas tanks from June 1, 1952 to Dec. 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett that we approve application of Chas.A. Friae Texaco Station to maintain a gasoline station and 2 -pumps for period from June 1,1952 to December 31, 195?. r "Carried" -motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon that we approve application of Blank'Heating & Sheet Metal to install, alter,_ maintain use of gas equip;mert for period ending December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennet, secondad by Scott that we grant$ermission to Northern_ States Power Co. to place one pole at Adair Ave. and 38th Ave. No., "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we permit Northern States Power to place 19, one pole at 47th Ave. between Twin Lake and Perry and 13 poles on 47th Ave.'N, be— tween Great Northern tracks and west Village limits. "Carried" +4 Nbtion by Printon, seconded by Bowers that we request installation of stret lights at Douglas Drive and 43rd Ave. No., "Carried" Trustee Bowers introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: WHEREAS, the Village Council of the Village of Crystai has heretofore determined to undertake a street improvement consisting of establishinrg the grade, grading and stabilizing with oil on forty-sevent Ave. from Highway #52 to W. Broadway, the top to be 30 feet, together with such changes in surface drainage as may be necessary, and WHEREAS, it appears that the above described improvement can best be undertaken by means of a cooperative agreement with the City of Robbinsdle, a political subdivision of the StatE of P'Lmaesota, which has agreed to act as agent for the Village of Crystal siace this street is a boundary line street between Robbinsdale and Crystal; N04J, THERtFORt, BE IT RESOLVED That slid wort; shall be undertaken as set forth above by a cooperative agreement with the City of Rmbbmnsdale which shall act as agent for the Village of Crystal, and that the proper officers,of the Village shscl�l be and here e ec a e iced to ente to an o u ion a i it S59di eyun errsotoo�-6��h�CgrUff fltso Ffare a e �>rie ed to 0 to ansa u ion an i s July 14, 1952 (Continued) of both Crystal and Robbinsdale that the work shall be done under plans and specifi- cations mutually agreed upon by engineers of both municipalities. The -notion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution w as duly seconded by member Printon and; upon vote being taken thereon, the following members voted in favor thereof: Bennett, Bowers, Heise, Printon andScott; and the following voted against: none; and so the motion "Carried" Trustee Printron introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: WHEREAS the Village Council of the Cillage of Crystal has heretofore determined to Undertake a street improvement consisting of establishing the grade, grading, stabilizing, and surfacing Vera Cruz Ave. from Thirhty2eighth to the south Rob- binsdale boundary line; the top; to be 30 feet, with bituminous material, together with such changes in surface drainage as may be necesaary, and WHERERS, it appears that the above described iiaprovemet can best be oundertaken by means of a cooperative agreement with the City of Robbinsdale, a political sub- division of the Staterof Minnesotak which has agreed to act as agent fqr the Village of Crystal, since this street is a boundary line street between Robbinsdale and Cryst4 NO(d, THEREFORE;, BE IT RESOLVED That said work shall be undertaken as set forth above by a cooperative agreement with the City of Robbinsdalerwhich shall act as agent for the Village of Crystal, and that the proper officers of'the village shall be and hereby are authorized to enter into all agreement with said City of Rdbbinsdale in order to effebtua-�e the purposes of this'resulution and it shall he understood by the Councils,of both Crystal and gobbi'.nsdale that toe work shall be`done under plans and specifications mutually agreed upon by angineers of both manicipalitied. The notion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by member Scott, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following meiibers voted in favor there of: Heise, Bennett, Bowers, Printon and Scott and the following voted'against: none; and so the motion was "Carried" Trustee Bowers introduced he following resolution and moved its adopltion: WHERtJO, the Village Council of the Village of Crystal has heretofore determined to indertake a street improvement consisting of,establishing the grade, grading, stabilizing and surfacing Adair Ave. from the south Robbinsdale boundary line to .2nd. ve. N; the top to be 34 feet with bituminous material together with such .2.2. changes in surface drainage as maybe necessary, and WHEREAS, it appears that the above described improvement can best be undertaken by means -of a cooperative agreement with the City of Robbinsdale a political sub- division Mi of theiState of nnesota, which has agreed to act as agent for the Village of Crystal, since this street is a boundary 7V ine street between Robbinsdale and Crystal; , N(fd, THEREFORE:, BE IT RESOLVED That said work shall be undertaken as set forth above by a cooperative agreement with the City of Rqbb insdale which shall act as agent for the Village -of Crystal, and that the proper officers of the Village shall and be hereby authorized to enter into an agreement with said City of Robbinsdle inorder to effectuate the purposes of thisresolution and it shall be understod by the councils of both Crystal and ,Robbinsdale that the work shall be done under p; lans and, speci- fications mutually agreed upon by engineers of both municipalities. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by member 96 July 14, 1952 (Continued) Bennett, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following :members voted in favor thereof: Bennett, Bowers, Heise, Printon and Scott, and the following voted against: None, and so the motion was "Caf'ried" There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to callof the Chair. ATTEST � r. Presid nt of the Co it July 21, 1952 The special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Heise, Bennett, Scott and Printon. The engineers drainage proposal for Zoaia Ave. out of Hauseaes pond was Presented to a crowd of approximately two hundred people. Bob Hader explaiaed costs of rw aing severer to Gomty Ditch #1.8 and the area to be assessed for the cost. is ezplained the estimated cost would be $1.51 Par front foot. He than explained the costs of the alternate proposal which was to rna the drainage south an Zenia Aire. crossing 36th Ave. No, continuing along Zonis Ave. to a point south of 34th Ave. No. where it angles over to Zane Ave. eaptying into Bassettls Creek south of 32nd Ave. No. W, Mader explained that bocamse of Unfinished streets in the area, the estimated front foot cost Would be $2220. However, the completion of planned streets would add approximately 7000 front feet and lower the front four cost pre•• portionately. The benefits of both plans would be to maintain a water level in Hamsenes pond approximately four feet below the level of the street. The Council members and engineers answered questions from the crowd, after which a hand raising Tote was asked, with the following result: Humber wasting sewer (either plum) 35 Number who do not want sewer (either plain) 14 Humber who want #2 plan 4 Number who want #1 plan 21 This resalteed in the following Council action being taken: Ybtion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we set 7:00 P.K., Awgust 6, 1952, as the time for a public hearing on plan ill storm sewer. *Carried* 1Wbtion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we set 7:30 P.K., Augast 6, °Z. 1952, as the time for a pablic hearing on plan #2 stern sower. •Carried• The Clerk was Instructed oto publish these two hearings in the July 24 and July 311, 19529 pabli.eations of the Hearth Hennepin Post. The informal hearing on the proposed blacktopping of 47th and 48th Avon* No. from Douglas Drive most to Louisiana Ave., and intervening streets fremi 47th to Fairview Avon. was thea opened. J i 97 July 21, 1952 (w ntinued) Petitions were presented for street improvement in the area including 9t)09 front feet against the total assessable front footage of 16,313 feet which is considerably more than 51%. A counter petition was presented protesting the street improvement in the area covering 4871 feet of front footage. Protest was based an the premise that this footage is ever 51% of the protesting area. After the matter was considered and discussed at great length, the following action was take&: Pbtion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we set 7:00 P.X, August 11, 3• 1952s, as the time for the official pmblic hearing on proposed street improve - masts in the area lying between Douglas Drive and Louisiana Awes and between 47th Ave. Ivo. and Fairview Awes. "Carried" IMbtion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we authorise the building dnspeeto4 to permit the Associated Contractors, Inc., to run their water pipe line from, the well which will be located an the south 10 feet of the north 114 feet of lot 121, block 5, Son ey Maaor, to the drag stere on the west side of Hampshire Ave. and Bass make Road. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we authorize the building inspector to issue a permit to the Associated Contractors, Inc., for the construction of their proposed commercial building on lot 24, block 5, Kensey Manor, which will be occupied by Ray Perry's sheet metal shop, as per plan submitted and subject to standard practice. "Carried" IMbtion oby Bonnett,- seconded by Printoa,' that we approve the application of Forbes-Mel.gaard to operate a bulk bottle gas plant acid authorize the, building inspector to issue a permit for the erection of a bulk p1mat as per, plans, submitted, and subject to standard practice, as recommended by the Planning Comadssionp in their meeting of July 15. "Carried" Mr. RickLick and Mr. Sterley were present requesting consideration of their plan to replat a portion of the Larsenas Twin Lake Park Second Addition. They were instructed to obtain a definite approval from the, Plann3ag. Cot mission and appear again at the regular Council meeting of July 28,' 1952. 6-- 4 ]Nbtion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that the engineers* estimated cost of fill for Crystal Heights storm sewer project, being in the awnt of #500.00 q, 'be done on a day labor basis, without advertisement for bids. "Carried" Trustee Bannott introduced the following resolution and moved its sdeption: B& IT RESOLVED BY THE TI�AMX COUNCL, of tho Village of Crystal, Mnnesota, that notices having been issued, and hearings having been hold on certain improvement proceedings within the Tillage of Crystal and which have heretofore been referred to asC stab Heialits Stora_Sever. Soo Line Drainage Ditch, TDaisey lKinor GSraci3mg, Yates acid Zane l!qm ancrb an:c Oroi erL9 an treat improwea�eat o.-4 ---and this CounEll having adopted resolutions for the financing of all of said unproven a nts• by the issuance of $125, DObs00 Improvement Bends and in order that there may be no confusion regarding the same that all of said improvements be consolidated, and hereafter be referred to as Street Improvement No. 4 in the Tillage of Crystal, Hennepin Cowaty, Minnesota. The notion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Scott, and upon a vote being thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, and Printon, and the following voted against the same s none; whereupon said resolution was declared . duly passion and adopted. July 21, 1952 (continued) There being no further business, President Heise adjourned, the Meeting, nab jest to the call of the Chair. f _ ATTUTe ` s en e rc July 28, 1952 Thei regular adjourned meeting of the Council, was called to ordejr at: 8:©0 P.)L by President H. H. Heise, with the following xw6ers aummring roll calla Priaten, Powers, Heise, Bswett, and Scott. A letter fron the,Rent Stabilizatiaa Board was read and the Clerk was instructed tp write to the, Department asking for pare data, ineXuding the coat of a housing survey. The Chair appointed the following comaaittee r Si Sprague, John .Printon, Hartman Carr, Ezra-Osterhus, N" Ilwz, and Wilford Osman. The purpose of this connittee will be to make a study of the proposed addition to the north fire statue which is plamed to house the dispatcher and office space for the fire and police chiefs. Consideration and study was given to the request of l+k'. Earl Johnston that barriers be moved to the east and of the blacktop on Fairview Ave. The Cowncil ww,a Maui.* sous ,in their opinion that a traffic hazard _might develop- if the posts were mored and that the police department should be alerted to prevent inrwanted parking at this intersection. k±k. Ceass and *. Printon were asked to attend the Airports Commission hearing on landing strip zoning to be held July 29 at 2:00 P,N., , Building inspector Sprague rued that he is working out a solution for the excavation on 57th and Elmhurst Ives., a nuiber of complaints having been received at the office from the neighborhood. The Fill age engineers reported that a meeting was -held with the Araneir Covp my bobdsman who gave assurance than resurfacing vvtld begin within ton dos an the streets covered" by the Ariawsl cwt4acts that have not as Tet been accepted. A group of property owners appeared presenting a petition opposing the location Of the Paulson off -sale liquor store at 34th and Vera Cruz Aves. Atter st vAy and ss caEta3.deratioh was given to the opposition*s objections,_ the Comcil" could *at' Nae that the objections were sufficiently -well taken,, and proceeded with ' fire following action: Potion by Bennett, seconded by.Scott, that the building inspector be authorized `. to issue a building permit to L. R. Paulsen to construct a, building as -per plans presented to house his off -sale liquor star o. A roll call vote being asked for, resulted in the following: Ayes,, Printon, Bowers, Heise3 Bennett, and,Scotts Nays, Noone; and ss the motion wag -, "Carriedu After the foregoing auction, the opposing faction withdrew their petition. Pyr. Slias Iversen Was present , requesting consideration be given to building permits for the construction of two dwellings on his property which had.beee 1 1 1 M July 28, 102 (continued) issued in 1946 and 1948, resulted in the following action: Mtties by Boxers, seconded by Scott, that we aKtherise `the building inspector to issue a building permit to Elias Iversen ,for the completion of dwellings on a" the north half of lot 6, Sam aybrook Acres, .acid that the permit fee be waived. RCarried" It was agreed that the Council meet with the Planning Commissioan at their _ neetiag of August 5, 19529 at 8:00 P.M. for the_ purpose of ; asaist#g W* Ricklick and We Sperley in replotting a portion of Larsoasos TV" Lake Park, Second Addition. At this point, the correspondence was read. Dation by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we table the roquest of Uglem 3. Realty Co. to post bond far the completion of dwelling at because of It. Uglonos failure to appear. "Carried" Irk, Uglon later appeared and presented details of his request which was that the Council grant permission to the purchaser of a basement (lir. Nilio Nafrey) to occupy this basement while the home is being completed. The Council was In agreement that we do not relax on the ne basement occupancy rale. . The Council then discussed the request of C. R. Lasian to burn one day oath meek in -his dump at 33rd and Louisiana Ares. No action was taken. Fire Chief Carr agreed to write to State Fire Marshall Ackerman requesting information as to the action the Village could take to force the clean up of and eliminate firehasards in the Tepper dump. Attorney McCullagh will search • the records to find the legal owners. Hatioan by Boxers, seconded by Bennett, that we amend Section 9 of the buildiag ly. cede as read by Attorney MCullagh, being the aumdmeat of the definition o! cubic feetsge of a building. "Carried* Wilford Ostman•was present asking consideration of his request to purchase the N property known as Htmory Lane Park which was o*iaal].y dedicated to Crystal for Park purposes. The matter was referred to the Park Board. We Ostman also requested permission to build a bus shelter on Douglas Drive which regaest was referred to the Planning Commissione lbtios by Scett, secanded by Bennett, that we request Northern States Power Co. to install a street light at the intersection of Elmhurst and 57th Aves. No. "Carried" lrbtion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to Northern 6 States Poorer Co. to place one pole at 31st and Elm lues, and ane pole on Ila Ave. north of 31st Ave. No. *Carried" , lotion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to Northern States Power Co. to place nae pole at 46th and Xenia Aves., and one pole on 46th Aire. No. between Xenia aqui Yate: Aves. *Carriodx Ebtion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we grant permission to Northern �l States Power Co. to plate one pole oa Corvallis and Toledo Avon* No. y�i *Carried" &tion�a�o lis Gas Go. by Bowers., extensionsdp'zT?,ty79,h�tOs?e�;n a 2nan per their a nkrtraM9 c� *Carried* 100 July 28, 1�52 (c6ati.nuid) p ] btion by Scott, seconded by Bowers, that me grant -permission to XUakiapolis Gas Co. for main extensions ?95, 296, 299, 30Q, cad 301, as per their sketch. "Carried" NV Pbtion by temtett, seceded by Borers, that we giant 'permission to 'NUmeapolis Gas -Co. for main extensions '034 338, and 314, -as per their sketch. "osrried" 1V- lbtionby Bennetts , seceded by Printon, that we grant permission to Northern States Power Co. for ono terminal pole"on•drainade easement as per their sketch. - "Carrieds Abtion by Bemnett, seconded by Bowers, that we pay the following •properly verified aocount s: "Carried" Harvey H. Heise General $50.60 C. R. Lusian - I R &B J. W. Bennett " 1 35.00 R. d.,Bennethum_ Poor W. E. Bowers " 35.00 Ebleen Dairy J. R. Printon " 35.00 The Greatl, & P Toa " Daireld Paine " 25.00 Northern States Park B. 1. Scott a 50.00 St.lite Goo.R. Ceass a 182.50 General Edith F. Rennie " 103.75 C. M. Anderson Park Heath er M. Truax " 113.75 Tit. Eckstein " Geo. R. Ceass " 50.00 Pat Ryan " C.: X. Anderson " 150.00 R & B Duane Zytkovicz ! ' 25.63 Otto Veit - " James Truax " 2.25 Park N.W.Bell_Telephone 1 " 46/75 L. R. Albrecht, Police " 57.85 L. S. Gallagher " S. J,. ,Sprague " _ 147.98 R. C. Hasselstrom • Minn. Fire -Equip. -Co. " `8.25 Anthony Kastaanos 1",_ Fred Schmidt R & B 137.50 Larsen-Imholtz N Mauri" Peterson " 130.00 No, Henan. Post Gen4ral kii a. Sandhoff " 210.;00 F. 0. Toes" 5.142 Edward Curry " 136.88 Terry Bros; PIR Lloyd Schmidt " 511.00 Lametti & Lamotti " .Robert Schmidt, ". 31.88 Minder Ing. Co. Thp.#4 C.. R., Storm " 357.00 No.S.$. C. R. Storm " 301.35 " John Dusa " 67.80 Frank Robinson 2.50v r 12.00 78.53 21-36 63.84 1.31 237.50 34.67 $6.88 30.00 65.00 66.25 16.80 12.00 x.67.50 162.50 153.75 ,452.80 17.49 53.10 532.56 1,312.50 1,698.05 2, 766.66 9,193.95 3,830.81 Trustee Scott introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT WOLVED BT TWE VILLAGZ COUNCIL OF 'THE VILLAGE OF 'CRMTAL, That the Council shall most in the Village Hall on Monday, the 18th day of August, 1952, at 8:00 P.M. for the purpose of considering and taking action upon the improvement of a portion of the village by the construction of dsain tile -and storm sever in an area of the- village platted as: "Hansen's Belt Line Additions, "Rearrangement, of Hausem's Belt Line Addition", "L. D. Berglund's Addition", except Lots 3 to -10, inclusive, in Block Tto (2), thereof; all. 'of "Stroaiserg Sunnyslopes, First Addition;im, except Lots 10 t d-14' Inclusive in Block One (1`1, Lots 1 to 11, --inclusive., Block One (13, Lots 5 .and Block Two (2), "Sandberg*s First Addition" and West one-half of Block One (1), all of Block Two (2), East half of Block Three' (3) and all of Block Five (5), "Rosedale AcresQ, Lots Jr -to 10, in'ciwive, "Sujjny.�- brook /'cream, and the East half of Block One (1), 09unnybrook Acres", Second Additions, and the Clerk is #ereby authorized:d directed to { give notice of such meotizl �bF Vgblic4ti;on for two i(2rweeks � in .the 1 1 101. July 28, 1952 (®ntiaued) official newspaper of a Notice is xabstantisl y the follevins fora: NOTICE tr PUBLIC HYING ON STORK SZWZEt IWROMMKT 0 - B'OTICS MPkMMT GIM., That the Village Council of .the Village of Crystal, Hennepin Geuxty, lrneseta, will meet on Pknday, the 18th day of August, 19529 at 8:00 onclock P.M. in the Village Hall at said village of take motion upon the improvement of an area platted ass I *Haasenes Belt Line Addition", *Bearrasagemont of Hanseaos Belt Liao Addition, *L. B. Berglund** Bdditionns except Lots 3 to_;O, inclusive, . in Block Two (2) thereof, . all of mStrs%erg Sunw - slopes, First Additisn*, *=opt Lots 10 at 3Jt, inclusive in Block One (L), Lots 1 to 11', inclusive, Block Ona (1), Lots 5 and 60 Block Two (2), *Sandbergos First Addition", and West Sane -half of Block the (1), all of -Block Two (2), East half of Block Three (3) and all of Block Five (5), "Rosedale Acros*, Lets 1 to 10, inclusive, *SumnArook Acres*, and the East half Of Block One (1), *Sunnybrook Acres, Second Additien*, which areas lie within the cerperate ,li.wdts of said village, by installation, construction and maintenance of a stern sewer for the drainage of said area and to determine nahethe; or not said improvement shall be made. All iron party amara abutting upon said imPrWomsat and All onagers of property within, the above described area or areas are liable to be assessed for the makieg of said iWrorement and are notified to be present mance their ob jOctions to said i at said meting andmprcvement, if any there be. BY Tmt orms VILua COuICIL: Dated: July 29,1952. B. E. Scott Scott, VilbSO =k The motion for the adoption of the r&sgo1Ag resolution was daily seconded by Trustee Bennett, and upon vote being taken theareon, the ,following voted is favor thereef: Heise, Bennett, Scott, Bowers, and Priatem; and there Caere no votes again Bt the same; Whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. There being no further business, President H. $. Heise adjourned t she meting subject to the call of the (;hair,, Pre out of the Come Clerk 102 Aw7ost 51 2952 The special adjourned meeting of the Comncil was called to order at 8s10 P.M. by Prosident H. H. Heise, with the following members aenswerIM roll calls Heise.0 Sowers, Bennett, and Printa n. lotion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we order the Armel Company to seass �• the nownfacture of blacktop material at Corvallis and Welcome Aves., Crystal Villa effective Augast 11, 1$ 2. "Carried" '16tioa by Bowers - socbnded by Butt, that we advertise for "bidl an a new truck, -A1b�inum 4 tens, with trade-in of present alb track, bids to be opened 1' September 8, 1952, at 8:00 P.M, bidders to state deliver date. Specifications are to be prepared by the Clorkss office. "Carried" Potion by Bowers, soccanded by Priaiston,' that ,V accept the -plat of Ricklick=s �. Addition., -subject to o0%aisiag-the asceasary al�+� t's, directly adjacent to aid leading to Ricklidkls Addition on Perry Ave. aril �r ject -twqs standard practice. "Carried" IMbtion by Beaaasett, so6ondod by Bowori, that we amtherise the building inspector_ to inane bailding permits len Rioklickas Addition,, snbiject Ito' obta3en the noces* WY easements as outlined in that acceptance of the plat, sobjest,to standard practice. "Carried" Ibtioa by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we give tentative apprerai of the Gj aenaezaXio n of that part of 11wray Sane, Powaarth •_Addition, 1yUg within the Town- ship of Now Hopoa submitted by Associated Contracters, .Tac. "Carried" Pbtion by Bowers, Seconded by Printon, that we give teatatiTe approval of the (0• plat of MLvrsy%= Lane, Irearth Addition, m6ndtted by Associated Coatract Inc., subject to posting of bond and standard pr-acti.ee. "Canyc3ed" P�.en by Printoan, seconded by Bennett, ,that we approve the plat _of Gov erawnannt VRegistered Land Survey #98, subject to s'tandaxd practice. "Carried" (Swbmdtted by Associated Contractors,, Inc.) Pbtian by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we sathorise the building inspector 4, to sign the report of inspection of individual water sand sgwer systems fem.this date one _ --- _ _ "Carried" Potion by Printon, wended by Bona<ett,• , that we tentatively apprarva tho W llow ot, Dead Shopping Coater plans., as -presented by Pat Rooney, snb ject to stmdwd practice: "Carried" There -being no farther busiaeas, President H. H. Heise ad jowrned the mretin g subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST, _ 0 FJ 1 1 N 103 August 6, 1952 The special adjourned seating of the Council was called to order at 7x15 P.M. by acting president Bowers; with the following members answering roll call: Bennett, Printon and Bowers. The meeting was called for the purpose of discussing and giving consideration to the plans that hate been prepared for the drainage of Hansen•s Pond, 3700 Sema; Ave. .After considerable time and study was given to the matter the Council agreed that the matter should be deferred until August 18, 1952 for final decision. There being no further business acting Mayor Bowers adjourned the meeting, subject to the c all of the Chair. ATT T& es en 1e oanc CLQ .� August 7, 1952 Equalisation board meeting The equalization meeting was called to order at S:OO P.M. with the folloid ng members present: Heise, Bowers, Printon and Scott. The deputy clerk and assessor also were present. Otto Henndrixkson appeared asked for relief on his tax and was advised to apply for homestead an 1951 assessment. - a" Motion by Bowers seconded by Scott that we address a resal.ution commending the Fire 3. Department and auxiliary for excellent work daring Vulcan Frolics Aug. 1, 2 clad 3rd. There being no further business, President adjourned the meting, subject to call of the Chair. August 11, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 7sOO P.M. by President Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Heise, Scott, -Printou and Bowers. Various means of street Improvements were discussed; most important of which were curb and blacktop sod curb and oil surface. In view of lack of funds in improve- ment fund the Council suggested the project be deferred until first Job of 1953. Mrs. Wight and various members of the neighberhod protested any change in grades which would result in more water on their property. People in f&vw of immediate start of project protested against delaying project because of exessive watiouts. 104 August Ll, 1952 (Continued) W, Redland will Make study of area problems. A petition for switary setter was presented from District #6 and after a brief cussionn the following action was talon: t, Pbtion by Scott, seconded by Printon that we accept the petition for sanitary from Dist. #6 as presented by 1r. Schreiber- and place the same on file. dis- It was agreed that W. Schoell of Pfeifer & Shultz, sanitary sewer consulting 9 - sneer be roque steel to attend our next council meeting to explain the arraageme t of laterals planned for District #6. "Carried" Wtion by Printen, seconded by Bowers that we turn over to the Firemens Relief Farad the 2% of fire insurance premiums received from the State and that this will be the practise in the future. *Carried* The Mayor :announced that this was time and place for receipt of bids far the pwcchase of $335,000 IWrovement Bonds: The Clerk presented affidavits showing publication of notice of sale in ROdBIKSDALE POST and in COMMMCIAL WEST, vhich affidavits were examined found satisfactory sad ordered placed on file. The Clerk then presented the sealed bids which had been received. These were opened and examined mad found to be as follows: Name of Bidder Interest Rato Amount of Bird Allison -Williams Companh 3.25 1953-1962 None J. M. Dain & Company Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood 3.40 1963-19$3 Nomura Kalman & Company, Inc. E.Q.Prescett Co, Jura►' & body John Nuveen & Co. Chicago, Ill. Mannhed.mer-Egan, ., St -Pall 3.10 931.00 After due consideration of all of said bids, Trustee Scott introduced' and read the fallowing written resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Grystal., Mnn. that the bid of Allison -Williams Co. and Associates to purchase 8335,000 Storm Setter ImWovenint Bonds bearing interest at the rate of 3.259 per annum for bonds maturing in 1953 to 1962, incl. and at the rate of 3*40 per aatadume fen' bonds maturing in 1963 to 1973, inclusive, and to pay therefor 335,000, is hereby found, determined and declared to be the most fucrable bid and is hereby accepted. The clerk is directed to retain the gold faith check of the successful bidders and return all other checks herewith. . . WIT FTJRTIER MaVED That the offer of the purchasers to permit the bonds to be redeemable at the option of the Tillage an Sept. 1; 1967, and Sony interest payment date thereafter, in inverse numerical order, uLtheut addition- al, cost to the village is for the benefit of the village and is accepted and the bonds shall provide for such option of prepayment. The notion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printcsn and upon vote being talon thereon the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, `Scott, Bowers- sad prianten, and the following Toted against samo2 none; tahereup said -resolution was declared duly Passed. Trustee Pri.ntoen introduced and resod the f ollowing written resolution and 1 J 1 1 1 105 August 11, 1952 (Contimed) moved its adoption% BE IT RESuLVED by the Village Council of the Tillage of Crystal, Mm. as follows: 1. The village shall forthwith issue its negotiable coupon Storm Sesser Improvement Bonds in the aggregate principal amount of $335,000, dated Sept. 1, 1952 in the denomination of $1,000 numbered 1 to 355, both inclusive, �. bonds Nos. 1 to 158, inclusive, maturing in the years 1953 to 1962, inclusive, bear- ing interest at the rate of 3.25% per annum and bands Nos. 159 to 335, inclusive, matiring in 1963 to 1973, inclusive, beariong interest at the rate of 3.404 per annum* all interest payable March 1, 1953, and semiannually thereafter on March 1 and Sept- � ember 1 in each year and maturing serially on September 1 in the years and mounts as follows: $5,000 in 1953, $17000 in 1954 to 1963, both inclusive, and $1.6,00o in 1964 to 1973, both inclusive, all bonds maturing after September 1, 1967, subject to re• denption, An inverse numerical order, on said date and any interest payment date thereafter at par and accrued interest. 2. Both principal of and iterest on the bonds are . office of Northwestern National Bank of Minns apolis, linathehCity of .M.nneapolis, and the village shall pay the reasonable charges of said bank for its services as paying ages t. No, 3. The bonds and the interest coupons to be thereto attached shall be in substantially the following form: UNITED STATES OF ANER.ICA STATE fig' ICYNFSOTA COUNTY OF HENNEPIN VT1.1 hE OF CRYSTAL STCAM SEWER • IMFRMMNT BOND CF 1952. $1,000 know all men by these presents that the Village of, Crystal, Hennepin "CoVntyi '�ILnh9'sota, ackao*ledges itself to be indebted and for value%tideived a _ ' h�'ps0.0mises to pay' to bearer'.; •the, sum of M_ THOWAN8 DOLLARS on the 1st daffy of *tei6er, lq•- , and to pay interest thereon froi(Ithe date hereof until the principal mount is paid, at the rate of per cent ( 4) per annum, interest to maturity payable semiannually on the lat day of March and the lot day of September in each year in accordance with and upon presentation and surrender of the attached interest coupons as they severally become due. Both principal of acid interest an this bond are parable at the main office of Northwestern National Batik of Mlnaeapolis In the City of Minneapolis, in my coin or currency of the United States 'of American which at the date of payment is legal, tender for public and private debts. All bonds of this issue maturing after September 1, 1967, are subject to redemption and prepayment, in inverse numerical order, on said date and any interest payment date thereafter at par and accrued interest upon thirty days prior notice givdn by mail to the bank where the bonds are payable and to the last known holder. Holders desiring to receive such notice wAst register their nacres, addresses and bond numbers with the village elk. This be is one of an issue of bonds in the total. principal amount of $335,000, all of like date and tenor except as to maturity, interest rate and redemption privilege, all issued pursuant to and in full conformity with the Constitution and Laws of the State of Minnesota, including Section 412.471, Minnesota Statutes, and acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto, for the purpose of defraying the expenses incurred 106 August 11, 1952 (Continued) and to be 3ncurreed in constructing a storm sever in the village, end is payable primarily from special assessments ,to be levied against properly specially benefit- ed thareby but constitutes a general obligation of the vilage, and to provide moneys for the prompt and full payment of said principal and interest as the same become due, the full faith and credit of the village is hereby irrevocably pled;ed and the village will levy ad valorem taxes if required for such purpose without limitation as to rate or, amount. IT :M HAY CERTIFIED AND RECITED That all acts, conditions and things. required by the Constitutiah and Laws of the State of M nnesota to be done, to happened and have been*performed in regular sad due form, time cad manner as required by law; and that this bond together with all other indebtedness of the village outstanding on the date hereof and the date of its actual. issuance sad delivery, does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limitation thereon. IN WITNESS iREMOF, the Tillage of Crystal, Hennepin County, XLnuesota, by its Village Council, has caused this bond to be signed by the Mayor and the village clerk and sealed with the corporate seal of the village and the interest coupons hereto attached to be executed and authenticated by the facsimile signatures of said officers, all as�f "Imp miner 1, 1952. -Clerk [ (Seal) (Form of Coupon) No. • On the list day of March (September), 19 , the Village of Crystal., Hennepin County, Minnesota, will pay to bearer at the main office of Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis, Mune seta, the sous. of DOLLARS, being theinstal• lment of,res then due on its Storm Sewer Improvem®nt Bond dated Sept. , 195 N©. Village Ulerk 4. The Clerk is directed to cause said bonds to be prepared _ aid the Clerk and Mayor are authorised and directed to execute the same and affixthe Village seal thereto and to cause the interest coupons to be executed asci authenticated by the printed facsimile signatwes of said officers. 5. The estimated collection of special assessments and aisles revenues pledged for the payment of said bonds will produce at least' 5% in excess of the amount needed to meet, when due, the principal and interest payments on the bonds and no ad valorem tax levy shall be made. 6. The bonds when fully executed shall be delivered by the Treasurer to .the parchasers thereof and upon receipt of,[ the purchase price, and tht said parchaders shall not be obligated to seev°tl®tfAe'proper application thereof. 7. The Clerk and Treasurer are authorised and directed to prepare sad furnish to the purchasers and to the attorneys approving the issme, certified copies of all proceedings and records relating to the issuance of said Stora Sewer Im provement Bonds and to the right, power goad vathority of the village and its office s to issue the sae sad said certified cipi.es and certificates shall be deemed representations of the village as'te all matters stated therein. 107 Angust 11, 1951 (Continued) The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Scott, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof s Raise, Scott, Bowers and Frinton; and the following voted against the same: Bone; where- upon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. At this point there was a discussion of the request of Wallace Fredrickson to operate,an industrial enterprise in a commercially zoned area; after which the Council took the following actions Motion by Bowers seconded by Printon that we allow Wallar a Fredrickson to operate a welding shop at .835 W. Broadway for a six month period beginning August 11, 1952., "Carried" A discussion followed concerning the advisability of issuing village warrants for payment of work already completed on the north Stora Sewer drainage project now under way, in lieu of receipt of proceedings from the sale of the $33500 bond issue. Trustee Printon introduced the adoption of the following resolutions RESULVED, By the Village of Crystal Council, Hennepin County Mnnesota that, warrants b issued to SANDSTROM & AAFNER and MINDER ENGINEERING CO. 'for such b. amounts as become due by reason of work done and approved by the Village engineer, pursuant to their contract for installation of storm sewer and that said warrants be paid as soon as funds are available froth the issuance of Certificate of Indebtedness being sold for the 'payment of said improvements. Trustee Bowers seconded the motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution and upon vote being taken, the following voted `in favor thereof s ' Scott, Reiss, Frinton acid Bowiars, and the following voted against the setae: Nome; whereupon said Resolut- ion cad motion were duly declared passed and adopted. Attorney McCullagh read the proposed nuisance ordinance after which the following action was taken: Motion by Scott that we adopt a nuisance ordinance as read by Attorney MCullagh. Motion failed for want of a second. W, Minder, village engineer agreed to contact Gust Holm, who has the contract for 7. blacktop maintenance, requesting YAr. Rolm to start the project at' once. The clerk was instructed to write a letter, registered, mail, to Mandel, Inc. re- quiring that they pay the cost of repairingblacktop around the Ruff Addition; the g• damage is believed to be due to their development operations; in the am©unt of $1.,250 as set forth in the letter on file in the clerk's office from the Mader Engineering Co. A delagation of property owners adjacent to 35th and Kyle Ave., headed by *. and Mrs. W. Nielsen, presented a petition protesting the rezoning of the area lying in 9• Robbinsdale between the Great Northern right of way and dune gve., from residential to industrial; requesting our Council to support their protest and forward the petition to the Robbinsdale Coubcil with letter requesting Robbinsdale to give con- sideration to this protest. Ir. Lucian was present concerning complaints regarding the manner in which he is 10• currently operating his public dump at 33rd and Hilside Ave. NIr. Lucian was in- formed that he is to start covering at once and the Council will check to see that the covering is being done satisfactorIl.y, by the next meeting. 108 August 11, 1952 (Continued) Mtion by Printon, seconded by Scott authorizing the Village office to hire noo. essary additional help and provide adequate supplies to proceed with assessment schedule, and that a letter be written to Minder Ebgineering Co. to provide area naps within tem days, showing properties to be assessed for 1952 projects. Trustee Bowers introduced the following resolution and moved its adoptions BE IT RESOLVED By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal Minnesota that the Council shall meet in the Village Hall on Thursday August 28, 1952 at 7:00 P.M. for the purpose of considering and taking actien upon the 'improvement 'of a certain area in the Village of Crystal by the constmction and installation of drain. the and storm sewer in that part of the Village\of Crystal lying north of the M meapolis St. Paul. and Ste. Marie railroad right of way and the clerk to hereby a therized -and directed to give notice of such meeting by publication of two (2) weeks in the official newspaper of a Notice; in substantially the following forms NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 09 STELM SZWZR sIMOVEldM. ,y NOTICE is T Glut, That the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County Minnesota.will meet on Thursday, the 28th of August, 1952 at 700 o'clock P,M. in the village hh11 In said village to,,take action upon'the improve- ment of sa'area in the village by the construction of a drain the and storm sewer system in that part of the Village of Crystal lying to the North of the binneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railroad right of way and to determine whether or not said improvement shall be made. All property owners whose property abuts upon said improvement and all property owners whose property is located within the village of Crystal and North pf the 1e aneapolis, St.. Paul. & Sault Ste. Marie Railroad right of way are liable to be assissed for the making 9f said improvement and are notified to be present at said meeting and make their objections to said inproveaesnt, if any there be. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Sch Scott and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thoreefs Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers and Printoan and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Ebtion by Scott, seconded by Printon that we accapt the east one-half of -Lot 7; ,151 11atke Addition as a gift from Arlen A and Gertrude M. Elliot; the same to be used for park purposes. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconder by Printoon that we advertise for bids foo" necessary �A- equipmai to set up engineeris office. Mr. Hedlund is to prepare specs, for bids to be opened on Mpndsy.August.25, 1952. Hr. Lee, commander of the Viii was present citing abuses by persons uaanthorised. to ase the old village hall. Council suggested that the clerk write'te the scout master asking him to procure the key from the village office and sign the log book whenever the'old village hall is used. Motion by Bowers, 'seconded by Printoon that the Mayor and clerk be uutherizod to execute a lease with the Chas. R. &moble VFW Post #494 for the rental of , the old village hall. Mr. Larson, 6532 Brentwood Ave. was present regarding the current parking of cars �l by customers of the Super Value Fodd Store in adjoining residential lots, stating that if a request `shouldo come before the Council for the rezoning of these lets, that property owners, in the area will object. 109 August 11, 1952 (Continued) Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott that the village hall and facilities shall be JIB.used foropublia purp6ses only, except when special permission has been given to charitable organizati6ns of a local nature. A meeting was arranged with Miss Marian Mair, area welfare adadnstrater for 7s00 P.M. Thursday, August 219t. At this point sorrespendence was read from school District ,24 concerning the proposed 0 - street improvement it Adair and Forest avenue schools. The clerkts office',was instruct• ed to answer these letters, explaining that necessary arraggemsnts had not -jet been made with Robbinsdale for the improving of Adair Ave., and we have not as yet receivecr fasements on the streets around the Forest Avenue school. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon that we give permission to the Wright Tree a o• Service Co. to trim trees in the street -wars as are necessary to protect the Bell Telephone wires, Without cost to the village. A petition from residences adjacent to the village warehouse requesting that the property be cleaned up for the purpose of improving appearances. The Council sug- 9.1, gested that Maurice Peterson be delegated to take care of this clean-up project and report to the hext meeting., and that the clerk write to the group thaaking thea for their recommendations and interest. A petition was received from property owners adjacent to the Topper Damp complaining about the fact that' proper steps have not as yet been taken to cover the dump. The clerk was instructed to write to the people explaining that this is private cproperty ,.l- and beyond village jbrisdiction. *. Truax was present regarding dirt fill that was promised by Minder Engineering Co. and W. Bennett, and- that the alley fa a 37th to 38th between Vera Cr&z and Welvane Avenues should be built up. Fred Sch midt is to be instructed to dump any fill .availabie, not previously allocated. A letter from firs. Beatrice Cappriotti was read, complaining about the condition. of, 35th,Ave., east of Noble. The clerk was instructed to answer the letter,,explaining the proceedure in obtaining permanent street improvement. 11bti6n by Bowers, seconded by Scott that we accept the report of Justice Blake,* ;,+{ *Carried*. The council agreed that the Abraham Lincoln school should not be charged*f©r the so:oW ^plowing that was done last winter. Motiaa: by I'rinton, seconded by Scott that we appoint the following qualified pens .15'. to adt as the Election Board personnel at the Primary Election to be held Sept. 9, 1952: DTMTUCT X10. 1' Ballot Judge Mrs. 6:45 A.M. Shift Viola Aland 8:00 P.M. Shift Mrs. Helen Baker Judge firs. Irma Hurkman Mrs. Mary piercey Judge Clerk Mrs. Badly Petersen mrs. Vivian Schiraers Clerk Mrs. lis. Mary Melberg Emma Opsahl Mrs. Charlene Hensel Cons table fir. Albert Cramer Firs. Imo. Keineth Thompsam Leon Kerm,ard y ' DISTRICT N0. 2 Ballot Judge firs. Helen Walker Mrs. Anna Alrick Judge' Judge- g Ids. Mrs. Ethel Sprague F, A. Neat Firs. Z�rene 8'3nke Mrs. Mary Hanka 110 Clerk Clerk Constable August 112 1952 (Continued) &a. Elsie Hultcrants Mrs. Kira Atter W. Henry /Brown Ballot Judge Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Constable Ballot Judge Judge Judge Cldrk Clerk Constable DISTRICT No. 4 Mra. Verdell Of sthun Mrs. LaTerne Petersen Mr. S. J. Sprague Mrs. Gertrude Ryan Mrs. Rosalie Robillard *a, Leo Kalous Mrs. Viriginia Stoffel &a. Rose Nbriensen W. Theo. Hurkman, Sr. Mrs. Helen Hughes Mra. AudreyH®audl.ey DISTRICT N0, 3 Ballot Judge Mrs. Zenkth Duevel Judge Mrs. Helen Johnstone Judge Its, Mary Schreyer - Clerk ' Mrs. Valera Beck Clerk Mrs. Helen Hemgren Constable W. Henry Pratt Ballot Judge Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Constable Ballot Judge Judge Judge Cldrk Clerk Constable DISTRICT No. 4 Mra. Verdell Of sthun Mrs. LaTerne Petersen Mr. S. J. Sprague Mrs. Gertrude Ryan Mrs. Rosalie Robillard *a, Leo Kalous Mrs. Viriginia Stoffel &a. Rose Nbriensen W. Theo. Hurkman, Sr. Mrs. Helen Hughes Mra. AudreyH®audl.ey Mrs. Edna Matthews Ira. Opal Krueger Mrs. Victoria Wilde Mrs. Florence Gaulke Mrs, Florence Haider. Wal Zorraine Russell Its. Allma Roeber Mrs. Mary Healer - Mr. Frank Mahutga Mr. M. A. Barnhart DISTRICT No. 5 159.00 Mrs. Luella Connor Its. Bernice Weasman Mrs. Ralph Granl..und Its, Eleanore Evans &a. Bernice Berg Its. Dianne Troubley its. Ruth Race Wo. Rosemary Thayer Its. Helen Odean Its. Gladys Saunders Will Liddicoat W. Frank Bickner Motion by Printon, seconded by Boxers that we pay the following properly verified bills: C. J. Kenison General $25.00 Charles Rice P1$ 10.80 Post Plb. Co. " 22.20 R a B 28;80 League of MLnn. Mcplty " 159.00 Paul Hiller Pik 6.00 Gem. R. Ceass " 182.50 R & B 24 oo Edith F• Rennie lOo6.25 R. E. Fischbach" 15.00 Heather M. Trutaa Post Pnbl. Co. � 3.10-00x.W.Be7.1, 51.2o Telephone " 13.7 .. R & B 7.58 Hcbxarts Oil 105.75 Stationary FarnhamR,d.Be�rmeth General 8.28 Henn.Cty.Welfare Poor 117.80 ck 1,280.25 " 40.000Geraldine m Leo F. Schmoc ock k '� 442.58 Olson Lbr. & Fuel Park 1.90 Gertrude Ryan 473.55 Chester Andersen " 48.00 Jacqueline Raskob 32.44 Andresen Plvn*img ! 33-60 Esther Nessler W 765.00 ' Pat Ryas " 97.50 Clara Hillstrom " 263.70 Joslyn Auto $o • " 3-00 Chestdr Anderson '� 150.00 C al Lwob*r � " ,5.00 J.I.Holcomab 1g.Co. Dr. F. H. Hass " !' 21.05 4.00 R.C.Hasselstrom Neral Police 52.04 153.75 Riteway Wbor Rebldrs. M26.65 L.S.Gall er " 162.50 Larsen Emholts M©trs " 45/89 Center Albrecht Anthony Kastamos M " 167.50 44.00 ltls. Gas Co. Police Generl 28.64 5.00 Eddie & Dicks 6.10 S. J. Sprague 2 354.24 Northside Mercury F.O.Tessem N P3B 14.66 225.1.3 Pat Ryan John Dasa R & B• 195.25 W.B.Hellerstedt " 1.7.62 Park. J.60 Allen Spath 19.58 1 1 1 Mavrice Peterson James Truax R. J.Bennethum Jay W. -Craig Val Bjornson ` N N Otto Veit Glean Schmidt* August 11, 1952 (Continued) R & B X0.19 PIR 7.31 " 3.00 " 16.24 Omp.#3 1,250.00 Pr.Dio. 135.13 N " 348.12 1PIR 19.80 R & B 62.40 Plg 57.28 Robillard Elec. & DZ Pit III 7.32 6.30 52.42 115.76 26.62 74.24 90.25 47.25 Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott that the petition for a street light at the .24,. intersection of Quail and Bernard Avenues be tabled until the next meeting for consideration. "Carried" Notion by-Pirihton, seconded by Bowers that we accept the resignation of W Cease as deputy clerk as s*n tted by W. Scott, effective September lot. and that he ��' will be retained in am advisoray capacity for the mota of September at kis regular salary rate, for that month. i Carried" The clerk was instructed to advertise in the Minneapolis and St. Paul papers next A$' week and #er a deputy clerk replacement. Interviews to be held at 7:00 P.M. Aug. 20th. ]Mbtion by Bowers, seconded by Printon that we approve the ajol.icatim of Cull w'. McPhail for a license to operate a pop cora wagon at Becker Park for the duration of the Firemon•s picnic. "Carried" Notion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Hams_Rust for a license to sell pop corn end candy floss at Becker park for the duration of the Firemen's picnic. _ "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bowers that we approve the application of Brace West to operate a lunch counter at Becker Park for the duration of Firemen*s picnic. "Carried" r - Nbtion by Bowers, seconded by Scott that we approve the application of Bruce Nest to sell soft drinks at Becker Park for the durateian of Firemon=s picnic. "Carried" Notion by Frinton, seconded by Bowers that we approve the application of Louis 1. Paulsen for a soft drink license at 3359 Vera Crus Ave. fpr the period from August* 11, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Nbtion by Scott, seconded by Printen that we approve the application of Louis R. Paulsen for a cigarette license at 3359 Vera Gras. Ave. for the period from Angast 11, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Nation by Printen, seconded by Bowers that we approvae the application of Louis R. Paulsen for a license to seta 3.2 beer off -sale at 3359 Vera Graz Ave. for the period froxiMust 11, 1952 to Decerher 31, 1952. "Carried" There being no further basiness President H.H.Heise adjourned the meeting subject to the ca11 of the Chair. R&B Police Crystal Motors R & B a.R.Ceass Petty Cash General Minn.'Wholesalers Inc. R & B Fred Schmidt PIR R&B Sandstrom & Hefner St.Stwer III 7.32 6.30 52.42 115.76 26.62 74.24 90.25 47.25 Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott that the petition for a street light at the .24,. intersection of Quail and Bernard Avenues be tabled until the next meeting for consideration. "Carried" Notion by-Pirihton, seconded by Bowers that we accept the resignation of W Cease as deputy clerk as s*n tted by W. Scott, effective September lot. and that he ��' will be retained in am advisoray capacity for the mota of September at kis regular salary rate, for that month. i Carried" The clerk was instructed to advertise in the Minneapolis and St. Paul papers next A$' week and #er a deputy clerk replacement. Interviews to be held at 7:00 P.M. Aug. 20th. ]Mbtion by Bowers, seconded by Printon that we approve the ajol.icatim of Cull w'. McPhail for a license to operate a pop cora wagon at Becker Park for the duration of the Firemon•s picnic. "Carried" Notion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Hams_Rust for a license to sell pop corn end candy floss at Becker park for the duration of the Firemen's picnic. _ "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bowers that we approve the application of Brace West to operate a lunch counter at Becker Park for the duration of Firemen*s picnic. "Carried" r - Nbtion by Bowers, seconded by Scott that we approve the application of Bruce Nest to sell soft drinks at Becker Park for the durateian of Firemon=s picnic. "Carried" Notion by Frinton, seconded by Bowers that we approve the application of Louis 1. Paulsen for a soft drink license at 3359 Vera Crus Ave. fpr the period from August* 11, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Nbtion by Scott, seconded by Printen that we approve the application of Louis R. Paulsen for a cigarette license at 3359 Vera Gras. Ave. for the period from Angast 11, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" Nation by Printen, seconded by Bowers that we approvae the application of Louis R. Paulsen for a license to seta 3.2 beer off -sale at 3359 Vera Graz Ave. for the period froxiMust 11, 1952 to Decerher 31, 1952. "Carried" There being no further basiness President H.H.Heise adjourned the meeting subject to the ca11 of the Chair. 112 Aust 18, 1952 The special adjourned meeting of the Council was called at order at 8:05 P.M. by President Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Heise, Bowers, Bennett and Printon. Mayor Heise explained the factors regarding County Ditch #18, regarding cleaning. 1gut etc. A petition is necessary by -the residents -to clean -this ditch and in., structions were given to village attorney to draw up such petition. Nation by Bowers, seconded by Bennett to table action on Hansoms Pond pending completion of legal procedure as to County Ditch #18. *Carried" Therebe3ng no further business President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to call of the Chair. es the ounc C August 25, 1952 The'regular adjourned meeting of the Council -was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Heise with the following members answering roll call: Heise, Bennett, Bowers and Printon. Bids were ell ened on the dump; d track, reading as follows: 1, Nichols-Schoening , $11, 995.00 Rihm Motor Co. $4095-00 Crystal Motors 4,591.78 Mnar Ibtor Co. , 0 113 Dahlberg Bros. 4.,629/00 Larsen- 5Smholts ,201.15 Potion by Bennett, seclnded by Boxers that we table bids for further study by Village Engineer. *Carried* At this point the bids were opened on engineer's equipment, reading as follows: N.A. Rogers Co: il2359.38 a-Mpls. Blue Printing 1,515.52 F. H. Geiger Sales Co. 2,647.61 Ibtion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers that we table these bids for farther study by the Engineer. *Carried* The next period was given ovdr to•a discussion of the advisability of transfering �. the on—sale liquor license of the Topper Club Inc., tt Peter Duseaka. Because the liquor ordinance does not contain a provision permitting the transfer of on. sale liquor license the f ollowing action was taken t Potion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett that we amend the on -sale liquor license ordinance #46, section 4 that part pertaining to transfer of licenses shall be amended to read: License shall be transferrrable by consent 'of the Go► erning body. *Carried* Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett that we transfer the on -sale lisuor license of the Topper Club, Inc. to Peter and Susan Dusenka, effective Sept. 10, 1952. *Carried* 11` Angust 25, 1952 (Continued) Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett that we revoke the off -sale liquor license of the Topper Club, Linc., effective Spt. 10, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers that we revoke the taverh license of the Topper,Club., Ihc., effective September 10, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon that we approve the application of PL_eter F. and Susan Dusenka for _an off. -sale liquor license at 5222 56th Ave. No—,, the period from Sept. 10, 1952 to June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Bowers seconded by Bennett that we approve the application of Peter F. and Susan Dasenka to operate a tavern at 5222 56th Ave.N. for a period ending June 30, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett that we approve application of Peter F. and Susan Dasenka for a cigarette. license at 5222 56th Ave. N., for the peri od from Sept. 10, 1952 to December 31, 1952. J"Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon that we authorise the Pfeifer & Schulte consult engineers to proceed with the ing g p pregreatioa�► of plans and specifications for, extension of sanitary sewer trunks ad laterals into the area lying between � June Ave. and Highway #1.00 and between 34th nd 36th Avenues. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers that we authorize the Ncr therm States Power S Co. to install a street light at Quail and Bernard Avenues No. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon that we approce epl.icatiom of 1 Llatke PlIM]*ing & Heating Co. for gas installation, •alterations and maintenance of gas equipment for period ending December 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bowens, seconded by Bennett that we approve ap)l.ic ati cul of Bryant Gas Heating Co. for gas installation, alteration -and maintenance of gas equipment for period ending Dec. 31? 1952. "Carried" )~btion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett that we approve application of Gas Co. ' 6. for main extension #148 as per their sketch. "Carried"' Motion by Bennett, seconded by Boyers that we approve requist of Northern State" Power Co. to place one pole in alley between Welcome and Xenia Ave. '"Carried" - I4btion by Bennett, seconded by Printon to pay salaries of all employees who have previously been employed through council -action at established salaries g on the 5th and 20th of each month, without Council approval of each individual_ verified account. Instead,'payroll will be submitted for approval. Trustee Bennett introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoptions RFSQLVID THAT 7SE VILi,AGE. COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, an the governing body of said village, and representing all property owners' Of the Village does hereby protest the action "of the Board of Supervisors of Hennepin County; in its adoption of a*Resolution to increase the as- sessed valuation of all property in the Village of Crystal and does hereby request that no action be taken by the Commissioner of Taxation to approve the same until all interested p arties have had an opportunity to be heard thereon. FtIRTHM RBSOMM, That a certified copy of this Resolution be sent to 114 August 25, 1952 (Continued) George Matthews, Chairman of the County Board and one (1) certified copy to G. Howard Spaeth, Combis'sioner of Taaatien for the State of Wnnesoca. The motion for the adoption of'the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon and upon vote being taken thereon, the following vothd in favor thereof s Heise, Bennett, Bowers and Printon and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was duly passed and adopted. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers that we pay the following verified accounts: J. W. Bennett W.E.Bowers J. R. Printon Post Pabl. Co. H. H. Heise D. F. Paine B. E. Scott G. R. Ceass Edith Rennie Heather Truax Mels. star Tribune G. R. Ceass Judith Rennie Verdell Of sthun Chester Andersen. American Linen Robt. Pierson N.W.Ba7. Telephone Parkside Hdwe. A.R.Smith & Son Anel Equip Co. C.V.Fire Dept. C.V.Fire Dept.Relief S?J?Spragce Pat Ryan Leo Schmock C. H. Hedlund Fred Schmidt General a a ` a R&B P7R imp -#4 imp. #5 General ' w N ,a N N N N_ a a N Park General a Q R&B General Park R&B anneral Park General a a a R&B Park R&B a a S35.00 35.00 35.00 48.60 10.80 15.so 16.20 7.20 50.00 25.00 50.00 182.50 103.75 113.75 3.75 50..00 23.40 27.75 1'50.00 36.00 7.5o 75.00 108.25 10.30 h0.74 10.30 13.86 1.80 25.39 10.09 15.00 460.54 126.20 50.00 55.00 35o.00 200.00 137.50 Maurice Peterson John Dusa Robt, Fiaebbach Chas. Rice Paul Hiller Afhold Sibet Joe Kluz Hartman Carr Burton Holmes Wm. Sandhoff Northern St. Paver Frank Gaoalke Sta.-Vis Oil Co. Schwartz Oil Harvey Petersen Duane Zytkovicz Albert Cramer Kuliberg Wg, Co'. Consolidated Treat. Howard Lumber Co. Lester R. Albrecht L. S. Gallagher R. C. Hasselstrom Torg Kastanos Ed Ryan, Sheriff Ziebarth Bros. Acme Fire Ext. First Natl. Bank N.W.Natl. Bank T.G.Evensen Wes Toon Fred Schmidt Robt. Fischbach Sandstrom & Hafi�eac R&B a M a a w a N N N x .N Police General Park N N N a N Police N N N " N a N � IMP • N Bond General RM a 130.00 77.40 15o.00 52.80 28.80 7.98 7.98 . 4.35 99.38 71.34 8.100 41..48 159.15 37.14 15.91 100.00 18.50 22.50 102.68 26.60 5.75 11i7.50 162.50 153.75 53.35 4.50 6.660+ 9.65 301.20 1,403.50 3,000.00 22.50 90.30 25.29 Bond - 57, 512.00 o Motion by Bowers, seconded by Frinton that we employ Chris Ryan as Ami.nistrative Assistant effective Sept. 1, 1952 at a salary of $350.00 per month. "Carried* 1 n 1 1 1 115 August 25, 1952 (Continued) ** p.116 Potion byBowers, seconded by Bennett that we adopt a resolution that part of the proceeds from the s ale of the $335, 000 bondes be reinvested in se curitie s at the Northwestern National Bank, until such time as we should need the money., It was -agreed that the petition for Curb and Gutter on both sides of 50th Ave., as it I�' exists between Quail and Highway #52 be filed. Si Sprague was delegated to take over the duties of weed inspector. Bennett was to I S . notify the present inspector. The park board was authorized to purchase 25 boleana poplars to plant on the west 14. boundary of the warehouse prpperty; same to be paid for out of the general fund. Information should bereceived from Justice Carlson as to what action hada been talon S, regarding the prosecution of the Topper dump owners. There being no t rther business, P --resident Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. . /9 _ A 1 110 - 1002, . August 28, 1952 The special adjourned meeting of the .Council was called to order by President Heise at 8:05 P.M. with the following meubers answering roll call: Heise, Bemett, Bowers and Printon. R 50LUTION OF NECESSITY, Pill THE CONSTRUCTION OF A STCRM S TWEN INFROVMW #3 in the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota VEZRjW, the Village Council heretofore adopted a Reso.iutim fixing the time and place to consider the adoption of a Reosolution to make a storm sewer imprevemot in the Village of Crystal, pursuant to Sections 412.401 to 412.481, Minnesota Statutes and, WMEAS, Notice of said meeting has been given to all property omers whose property may be assessed therefor, by publication thereof in a mannerrequired by law, and SEAS, all parties interested in said improvement have appeared and the Village Council has heard and considered all objections and the- arguments for and against said improvement. Now, THCUME, BE IT RESULVED by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal., PHnnesota, as follows: I. That sai d improvemant is necessary and it is hereby determined to malum said storm sewer improvement #3 in the Pillage of Crystal, more particularly described as: All that pyrt of the Village lying north of the Mpls. St.Paul and SaUlt Ste. Marie Railroad rl;ght-of-way. 116 August 2w8, 1952 (Continued) II. That said improvement shall be made un der the provisions of Sec. 412*401 to 41.2.481, M.S. and the improvement shall be hereaftbr designated as Storm Seger No. 3. - III. The entire cost of such improvement, including the cost of engineering in- terest during constmetion 10d the nece%sary incidental expenses shall be as - eased against the property benefitted by said improvenent, ihether the property abuts on the improvement or not, based upon the benefits received. IV. George Minder, the Village eggineer having heretofore been directed to prepare the plans and specifications for said improvement and said plans and specifications having been placed an file in the office of the Village Clerk, the same are hereby approved. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Bennett, Bowers and Printon; Scott being absent; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. lotion by Bennett, seconded by Printon that we authorize the Mayor and Clerk to sign an agreement -with Minneapolis for sanitary sewer connection. A roll call being �asked for resulted in the following voting in favor thereof: Bennett, Printon, Bowers and Heise, and the following voted agai'pait the same: none; whereupon said motion was - "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett te'correct minutes of August 25th pertain- ing to transfer of licenses of Topper Club Inc. to Peter F. and Susan Dusenka to read Sept. let. instead of Sept. 10th. "Carried" There being no further business, President H.H.Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. 19 From p.115 - Resolutions WHEREAS, pursuant to resolution of this Council passed at a meeting held July 26, 1948, this Village entered into a custodian agreement dated August 6, 1948, with Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis providing for the safekeeping of securities belonging to this Village, NOW, THEREF(RE, BE IT -RESOLVED That Harvey H. Heise, President; Daireld F. Paine, Treasurer; and B. E. Scott, Clerk of this Village, be and they hereby are authorized to give written instructions from time to time to Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis in res peat to the sale, exchange, delivery, or other disposition of any of the securities deposited with said Bank under said custodian agreement, or in respect to withdrawal of any principal moneys therein. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this authorization shall be effective as of August 1, 1952. 1 1 ? 117 Septemb g, 952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order by President H. H. Heise, with the following members answering roll call: Scott, Heise, Bennett, Printon, and Bowers. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the plat of Stromberg's 1, Synnyslopes, Second Addition, subject to standard practice and procedure. *Carried* W. Poll -am presented a sketch of a motel for lots52 and 53, Auditor's Sub- division #328, as requested by the Planning Commission. Council discussion" resulted in the Council's voicing no objection and referring the matter to the Planning Commission at their next meeting. Mr. F. A. Fredrickson -was present concerning the streets iin the plat of Larson's Twin Lake Park, Second Addition. Hedlund and Ryan had checked these 3 streets previously and found that the streets did not conform to Village requirements. Hedlund, Printon, and W. Fredrickson will visit the site on September 9 for further study. W. Kramer, 3927 Georgia Ave., Gaulke's Addition, appeared requesting informa- tion on the streets in this addition. These have not yet been accepted by the Village. G. A. Olson, 3453 Xenia Ave., Lorena Hirsch and a group appeared concerning the proposed change in street grades from i�Z to 35th Ares. No. on Xenia Ave., 4• protesting change in grade because of flow of water onto 35th. Hedlund and Minder discussed the matter and the Council agreed to abide by the decision of the Engineers, their recommendation being to leave the grade as it is, and recommending a storm sewer in the future be established at the present grade. Ave. No. A group of citizens= appeared concerning the curb and gutter on 50th/goad Lakeland, Quail, and Toledo Avenues. Lloyd Lynam reports as an objection that 5, the opening into the State Highway drain is open. Hedlund will check with the State Highway for solution. Lynum and Neal had voiced objections to project at the August 25, 195 2, meeting, and the Council had placed their petition on file. Attorney McCullagh stated that no contract could be let without a proper hearing, and that no hearing has been held in this instance. W. Smith of the White Investment Co. presented a plat of Whitehill Addition �• which has- already been approved by the Planning Commission. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we tentatively accept the plat of White hills Addition as presented by the White Investment Co., subject to standard procedure, utilities easements, etc. *Carried* On the subject of County Ditch #18, Attorney McCullagh is now preparing the g, �- final papers. Engineer Minder stated that discussions are now proceeding setting the depth of the ditch. The office was instructed to write to Pfeiffer and Shultz, Engineers, requesting 9 them to have a representative at our next meeting to discuss sanitary sewer laterals. Motion by Printon, shemded by Scott, that we authorize the building inspector JD0, to issue a permit to Arnold Sibet fora proposed store at 42nd Ave. No. and Brunswick Ave. (N. E. corner)io be used for commercial purposes. *Carried* Its September 8, 1952 (continued) ��. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we instruct Attorney MCullagh to prepare a resolution detaching W. Snapko from the Village of Crystal. , "Carried" ��,• Norman Ganz, chairman of the Park Board, requested appointment of two addi. tional men to the Park Board. Ordinance is to be checked. Les Albrecht, superintendent of police, requested an extra man for the police department, and methods of financing were discussed. Mr. Ryan is to give a report on the possible means of financing an additionalTman at the next meeting. Frank Gaulke appeared concerning the streets in his addition. Mr. Gaulke and Mr. MLnder will meet this week for further inspection. W. Ed Peterson and W. Leon Kennard appeared requesting the date of the assessment hearing on the north storm sewer, and infWmation concerning the project. Engineer Minder will see Sandstrom & Hainer, contractors, this week concerning the cleaning off of Bass Lake Road, repairing damage to lot fronts and placing sand in driveways in lieu of black dirt and lawns previously in. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that the rate of pay for the election personnel be 75¢ per hour for the primary election, September 9. Engineer Hedlund mate a verbal work report to the Council. ��. Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we reject all bids on tracks which were opened on August 25, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the correction made by the H. A. Rogers Co. in their bids on engineer's supplies. "Carried" Potion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we purchase equipment as �� • recommended by the Village Engineer in the amount of $1,,427.71,, bids on which were received August 25, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that a deposit be required to accompany applications from residents for maintenance work to be done by the Village, the amount to be determined by an estimate of cost by the Village Engineer. "Carried* �Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we instruct the Village Attorney to write to Mandell and F. 0. Tessem, calling their attention to street damage incurred during the process of their work. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we haul dirt to the right--of-way in front of lots 1, 182 19, and 20, in L. B. Berglund's Addition. The total a�• amoiInt of dirt to be required is to be determined by the Village Engineer. Bennett and Scott objected because of the estimate of approximately 600 yards required which they felt would be available from the south sanitary sewer. A roll call vote being taken resulted in the following: Ayes, Printm,, Bowers, and Heise; Nays, Scott and Bennett. "Carried" At this point, the correspondence was read. Planning Commission minutes were read. 119 September 8, 15 2 (continued) Notion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we request the Northern States AA, Power Co. to Place a lidit at 38th and Zane Ives. No. "Carried" - Engineer Hedlund will. contact Robbinsdale Engineer Fredrickson concerning ag. the Adair Ave. blacktop and try to determine the feasibility -of proceeding with the street program. Notion by Scott, seconded by Frinton, that we set a hearing for grading, stabilizing as per following resolution: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, that the Council shall meet in the Village Hall on Thursday, the 25th day of September, 1952, at 8:00 otclock P.M. for the purpose of considering and taking action upon the improvement of an area within the corporate limits of the a village by grading, stabilizing, and oiling the West one-half of Adair Avenue North, extending from 38th Avenue North to 42nd Avenue North and incidental construction work in connection therewith, including the provision for proper drainage and the clerk is hereby authorized and directed t'o give notice of such meeting by publication for two f2) weeks in the official newspaper of a notice in substantially the following form: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OK IMOVEMENT OF ADAIR AVENUE Notice is hereby given that the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, will meet on Thursday, the 25th day of September, 1952 at 8,00 o'clock P.M. in the Village Hall im said village to take action upon the improvement of an area within the corporate limits of said village by grading, stabilizing and oiling the West one-half of Adair Avenue North, extending from 38th Avenue North to 42nd Avenue North and incidental construction work in con- nection therewith, including the providing of proper drainage for surface waters and to determine whether or not said improvement sahll be made. All property owners abutting upon said improvement and extending back on side streets for -one-half block are liable to be assessed for the making of said improvement and are notified to be present at said meeting and make their objections to said improvement, if any there be. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon, and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Bowers, Bennett, Scott, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. "Carried" Mr. Ryan was instructed to request all liquor and beer license holders to attend a brief meeting at the Village Hall at 7:00 P.M., September 16, 1952. Notion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the easement for the following described property, as presented by Sadie A. Schaefer, Leslie C. and f Inez M. Kelsey, and Harvey E. and LaVenne Petersen: "��' 2 5. The North twenty-five (25) feet and the South twenty-five (25) feet of the West 238 feet of Lot Six (6), *Schaefer's Lakeside Grove", according to the plat thereof on file and of Record in the Office of the Register of Deeds in and for said county. 120 Septerb er 8, 1952 (continued) Notion by Berme tt, seconded by. Bowers, that we accept the easement of the ��. following described property, as presented by Sadie A. Schaefer, Willard R. and Alice Marie Holm, Russell R. and Gertrude MChesney, Donald T. and Marguerite G. Kearn, Robert L. and Georgiana G. Krickle, and Norman W. and Irma B. Skovs "Carried" The North twenty-five (25) feet and the South twenty-five (25) feet of that part of Lot Six (6), "Schaefer's Lakeside Grove", lying East of the West 238 feet.thereof and West of Toledo Avenue extended South, the sane as laid out and platted in Carlson's Crystal Oaks. Nbtion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that, we accept the drainage easement for the following described property as presented by Sadie Schaefer and Gust A. Ostrom: - "Carried" a� The West ten (10) feet of the East 220 feet of Lot Six (6), "Schaefer''s Lakeside Grove", according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the Register of Deeds in and f or said county. Notion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we forward the proposed easement for the following described property to School District #24, asking them to execute and returns "Carried" That part of the South 60 feet of the East 130 feet of )3- that part of the West three-quarters of the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 16, Township 118, Range 21, lying South of the South line - of "Glenwood Manor", Hennepin County, Minnesota. Trustee Bowers introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATIM OF ASSESSMT ROLL FCR STREET IMPROVE- MWT NO. 4 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. It is hereby determined that the assessable cost of -laying and extending e�A. improvements included in Street Improvement No. 4, including all incidental expenses is the sum of $125,000.00. II. The Village Clerk, with the assistance of George M nder, Jr., Engineer, shall forthwith calculate the proper amount to be specially assessed for the improvement against every assessable lot, piece, or tract of land within the areas affected in accordance with the provisions of Section 412.431, M.S. The motion for the adoption'of the ofregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof; Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the f ollowing voted a- gainst the sauce: none; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. 1 �J 1 121 September 8, 1952 (w ntinued) Trustee Bennett introduced the following ReaDlution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF HEARING OF PROPOSED ASSESSMENT FOR STREET IMP MHENT NO. 4. BE IT RESUTO BY IiHE MIAGE CUUNCIG of the Village of Crystal.. Minnesota, as follows: I.• The Village CounciX shall meet at the Pillage Hall in said village on Monday, the 13th day of October, 1952, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. to pass upon the proposed assessments for Street Improvement No. 4. 31:1 II. The Village Clerk shall publish notice of the time aid place of meeting in the official newspaper, once, at least thirty (30) days prior to such meeting. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Trustee Pri.ntaa introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION DIRECTING PREPARATION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR STCKM SEWER IMPROVE— MENT NO. 3 BE IT RESuLVED BY THE VILIAGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. It is hereby determined that the assessable cost of laying and extending improvements included in Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3, including all incidental expenses is the sum of $335,000.00. Ii. The Village Clerk, with the assistance of George Minder, Jr., Engineer, shall forthwith calculate the proper amount to be specially assessed fpr the improvement against every assessable lot, piece, or tract of land within the areas affected in accordance with the provisions of Section 412.431, M. S. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said Resolution was' declared duly passed and adopted. Trustee Scott introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF HEARING OF PROPOSED ASSESSMT FOR STURM SEWER IMPROVEMENT NO. 3 3a, 122 Skptember 8, 1952 (continued) BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. The Village Council shall meet at the Village Hall in said village oa Monday, the 13th day of October, 1952, at 8:00 o1clock P.M. to pass upon the proposed assessments for Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3.. Ii. The Village Cleric shall publish notice of the time and place of meets g in the official newspaper, once, at least thirty (30) days prior to such meeting. The motion for the adoption of the for Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Benett, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the saxes None; whereupon said Resolution was declared ,duly passed and adopted. Nbtion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we authorize C. R. Ryan, and S. J. Sprague to obtain a notary seal, bond, and stamp. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded byBennett, that any notarial fees collected at iA' the Village office shall be turned into the Village funds. "Carried" 3S. The office was instructed to write to the State Public Examiners office to obtain an estimate of the time of audit. Trustee Printon introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, that the Village Clerk be and he hereby is directed to purchase and invest $150000.00, in U. S. Government Certificates of Indebtedness payable on demand, said investment to be made from the proceeds of the sale of Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3 Bond and to hold said certificates until such time as the proceeds from the sale of the same are required for the payment of Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3. Trustee Bennett, seconded bhe foregoing motion and upon a vote being taken thereon,. the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Bowers, Bennett, Scott, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. The office is authorized to purchase a Qtypewriter table and box files. W. 3� Ceass is to return registrar records to tie office. Notion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we pay the following, paaperly verified accounts: "Carried" S. J. Sprague General $152.01 Post Publishing Co. General $ '6.00 H. M. Truax " 51.88 A A A Scavenger Park 25.00 R. E. Fischbach R & B 135.01 B.W.McCullagh General 584.25 58.57 Hartman Carr " 8.05 Fred Schmidt " 145.24 Andresen Plbg. " 23.44 E. F. Rennie General 47.50 Osseo Repair Shop Park 6.50 Maurice Peterson R & B 103.61 Regent Fuel Oil R & B 58.47 L 1 1 1 C. M. Anderson Duane Zytkovicz John Dusa Albert Cramer S. J. Sprague Chris Ryan C. H. Hedlund C. M. Anderson R. C. Hasselstrom L. S. Gallagher L. R. Albrecht Geo. R. Ceass Mrs. V.Danielson Judith Rennie Duane Zytkovicz Sandra Scott Mike Scott Anthony Kas tano s Ralph Bennethum Sandstrom & Hafner Jay W. Craig Co. Pfeiffer Const. Co. Jay W. Craig Co. September 8, 1952 (continued) Park N R&B General. Park General N R&B Gen eral Police N N General N N N N N 42.00 13.50 28.20 1.00 37.50 5.00 175.00 200.00 162.50 153.75 162.50 167.50 182.50 16.20 5.40 7.88 10.94 10.94 Polio a 52.80 Poor 40.00 335M Bond 61,684.50 I.mp.#3 4,5160.26 " 474.00 Tmp. #4 10,514.67c 123 E. H. Rorem PIR 23.10 W. J. Hoffman " 4.20 W. E..Hellerstadt " 3.91 Lester Albrecht " 4.20 A.R.amith & Son General 8.61 Park 5.99 Henn.Co.Welfare Bd. Poor 15.38 Richard Boettcher General 7.88 American Linen " 7.50 James Truax " 2.25 Mpls. Gas Co. " 5.00 Andresen Plbg. " 25.40 Howard Lbr. Park 2.70 Crystal Motors - R & B 18.95 Pat Ryan a 60.00 Park 22.50 Laura Young General 4.50 Lorraine Bonander " 1.50 Darlene Bennett " 3.00 Baldwin hartkopf R & B 48.95 Northern States Power St.Lite 237.50 General 39.92 Park 1.00 Jerry Knox R & B 10.00 There being no further business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meeting subject to the call of the Chair. September �%J, L»Q The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order by President Harvey H. Heise, with the following members answering roll calls Bennett, Heise, and Scott. Mr. Severson, 3551 Xenia, appeared before the Council concerning grades on 1 Xenia Ave. Engineer Hedlund was instructed to check on Wednesday to establish grade for Minneapolis Gas Company and report progress to Severson (grades on Xenia Ave.'from 34th to 36th Aves. No.). Trustee Scott introduced the following ReaDlution and moved its'adoption: BE IT RESOLVED By the" Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesot#, 1 that the Council shall meet in the Village HAAT on Tuesday, October 7, 1952, at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of considering and taking action upon the improvement of an area within the corporate limits of the Village by grading and stabilizing 47th Avenue North extending from Georgia Avenue to Louisiana Avenue and incidental construction work in connection therewith, including the provision for proper drainage and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give notice of such Teetintb9ytyu liyc teo ,ofoo o weeks in the official newspaper of a notice 124 September 16, 1952 (continued) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON Ili' oVEN E T OF 47th AVEff UE NORTH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the. Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, will meet on Tuesday,. the 7th day of October, 1952, at 700 oiclock P.M. in the Village Hall in said village to take action on the improvement of an area within the corporate limits of said village by grading, and stab- ilizing 47th Avenue North extending from Georgia Avenue to Louisiana Avenue and incidental construction work in connection therewith, including the providing. of proper drainage for surface water and to determine whether or not said improve- ment shall be made. All property owners abutting upon said improvement and extending back ca side streets for one-half block are liable to be assessed for the making of, improvement and are notified to be present at said meeting and make their objections to said improvement, if any there be. BY aRDER OF VILLAGE COUNCIL: B. E. SCOTT 7fflage Clark Crystal., Minnesota The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Scott, Bennett, and Heise, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon.said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. There being no further business, President Heise adjourned,the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ij, nn"Dw, Sketember 22, 1952 The regular adjouned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Heise with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Heise, Bennett, and Scott. Lloyd and Les Ziebarth appeared concefning a proposed garage on West Broadway between 56th and 57th Aves. No. Upon checking, they were informed that the commercial 1. area was only 1591 deep, making the area t oo small for their use. The bolding is the same as Petersonls Garage on West Broadway. The Council had no objection to the type of building. R- Mr. Wm. Schoell of Pfeifer-Schyltz reported on the progress of sanitary sewer. j plans in Districts #5 and #6. Sch oell was given instructions to proceed a' with plans in areas where no question of streets versus alleys arises. 125 September 25, 1952 regular Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, an adjourned/meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Cris tal, Minnesota, was drily held at the Village Hall in said Village on Thursday, the 25th day of September, 1952, at 8 o'clock P.M. The following members were presents Heise, Bennett, Printout, and the following were absents Scott and Bowers. Trustee Bennett introduced the following Resolatiin and mowed its adoption: FMCUTION OF N=WITY FCR IMFROVEMW CB ADAIR AVE. WHEREAS, the Village Council has heretofore adopted a resolution fixing the time and place of meeting to consider the adoption of a Resolution to make improvement in the Village by grading, stabilising mad oiling the West sae -half of Adair Avenue Borth, extending from 38th Avenue North to 42ad Avenue North, and incidental construction work in connection therewith, including the providing of proper drainage of surface waters, pursuant to Sections 41.2.491 to 41.2.481, M.S 4. and IWOUS., Notice of said meeting has been given to all property ewers whose property may be assessed therefor, by publication thereof in a manner required by law, MBERFUS, all parties interested in said improvement have appeared and the Village Council has heard and considered all objections to the arguments for and against said improvement, NOW., TNFR6 ME, BE IT RESCUE© By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: That said improvement is necessary and it is hereby determined to improve an area within the corporate limits of the Village of Crystal by grading.. stgbilising and oi;.Iug the Nest one-half of Adair Avenue North, ext;esding from 38th Avenue North to 42nd Avenue North and incidental construction work in connection therewith, including the providing of proper drainage of surface wate3 II. That said improvement shall be made under the provisions of Sections 41.2.4ol to 412.481, M.S.A. M. The satire test of such improvement, including the cost of engineering, interest during construction and the necessary incidental expenses shall be assessed against the property benefitted by said improvement, whether the property abuts upon the improvement or not, based upon the benefits received. IT. George Minder, Village Engineer, is hereby directed to prepare the ecessary plants and specifications for said improvement and to file the some witwh 126 September 25, 1952 (contimed) the Village Clerk. The motion for the adoption. of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Print©, and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in f&Tor thereof: Heise, Bennett, and Printon, and the felloYing •voted against the same= nom; mhereupon.said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject .to the call of the Chair. ATTEST / r PrAoMent of e em4cil hewr 1 1 12 September 22, 1952 Mr. Roche and Mr. Grundstrom. made a request for the Council to designate tYe ''S• Robbinsdale State Bank as depository. After discussion, it was decided is not to mark a change before January 1, 1953. Mr. Leon Kennard appeared concerning the dirt left by the Village of Dudley and Elmhurst Aves. Mr. Minder stated that the Village would fill when the storm sewer lateral is installed. Mr. Bob Minder will also check cutting into the Kennard property by Contractor. Mr. Gerald Piercey, 5817 West Broadway, Mrs. Robert Sprague, 5801 West Broadway, 5• and Mr. George Thibodeau, 5825 West Broadway, appeared concerning broken trees, damage caused by contractors. Village Engineer will checkall cases, and deter- mine whether private or public property. Engineer Minder was instructed to obtain three estimates of the cost of install- (o• ing two catch basins on 50th and Quail Aves. No. X group appeared concerning curb and gutter petition on 50th and Quail Aves. No. `�• were told improvement funds were exhausted, and the project would have to be deferred until 1953. Yh% Raymond Bodem appeared concerning streets on 56th Aves. No. near Upper Twin g, Lake. Engineer Hedlund will check this area and make suggestions to the Planning Commission. -Nfr. Metz, 4844 Yates Ave., appeared concerning blacktop on Fairview znd 118th r a• Aves. No., between Welcome and Yates Ave. Part ,Kof this area is being surfaced this year, and thebalance in question lies between Osterhus and Gust Holm. Mr. Elcb n Schirmers appeared representing Father Fenelon and St. Raphael's to. Church, requesting fire protection from Crystal.. The Council is in agreement and Mr. Carr will contact the Robbinsdale Fire Department and inQorm Father Fenelon. Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we declare the office of Russell tt, V. Blake, Justice of ithe Peace, vacant by reason of his moving from the Village. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we appoint Mr. Burton Holmes to fill p., the unexpired term of Russell V. Blake, Justice of the Peace. "Carried" The administrative office was instructed to send a letter to Mr. Blake thanking him for his service. Mr. Fredrickson appeared concerning the Larson plat. There has been no change 14. in the status of the plat and no building permits can be issued to Mr. Embretson. Weed Inspector Hartkopf appeared concerning weeds west of Douglas Drive, and south of the Soo Line railroad tracks requesting advice as to whether he should hire a bull dozer to clean out weeds. Building Inspector Sprague informed him that the owner was going to grade this property in the near future. He also requested information as to the burning of weeds, and was referred to Fire Chief Carr. Mr. Hart reque sted information on County Ditch#18, and was inforrre d that ease- I �' ments were holding up the construction. Mr. Iverson requested information about lane Ave. blacktop. Engineer Minder 1�• explained that driveways will be taken care of before completion. 128 September 22, 1952 (continued) Mr. Carr and Mr. Newstrom appeared concerning the proposed addition to the Fire Hall. oo• The Council agreed to go ahead if financing can be arranged. Fire Chief Carr was given permission to install a serving bar from the kitchen into the Firemen's lounge. Mr. Hedlund appeared concerning the Adair School streets. Grading and stabiliz- ing will be done and assessed against the abuttiAg property. Trustee Bennett introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT RESOLVED By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal,. Minnesota, that the Council shall meet in the village hall on Noonday, October 13, 1952, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. for the purpose of considering and taking action upon the improvement of an area within the corporate limits of the village by construction of a curb and Bitter on the East side of Orchard Avenue North between 34th Avenue North and 36th Avenue North and incidental construction work in connection therewith, including the provision for proper drainage and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give ?I°' notice of such meeting by publication for two (2) weeks in the official newspaper of a notice in substantially the following form: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ORCHARD AVENUE CURB. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, will meet on Monday, the 13th day of October, 1952, at 8:00 otclock P.M. in the Village Hall in said village to take action upon the improve- ment of an area within the corporate limits of said village by construction of curb and gutter on Orchard Avenue North extending from 34th Avenue North to 36th Avenue North and one-half block down each side street, including incidental can- structi6n work and providing for proper drainage for surface water and to deter- mine whether or not said improvement shall be made. All property owners abutting upon said improvement and extending back on side streets for one-half block are liable to be assessed for the making of said improvement and are nott%ed to be present at said meeting and make their objections to said improvement, if any there be. BY ORDER OF THE VI1,1AGE COUN(X L: B. E. SCOTT Village Clerk Village, of Crystal, Minnesota The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Plik Frinton, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise Scott, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we advertise a hearing on the rezoning 93' of lots 18 thru 22 and lot 26, Auditor's Sub Division #226, on West Broadway between 56th rind 57th Aves. No., to be held on October 8, 1952, at 8:00 P.M. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we authorize Associated Contractors Pto construct a storm sewer from ivy Avenue to Maryland Avenue on 58th Ave. No. to 1 1 1 129 September 22, 1952 (continued) connect with the Village storm sewer, the entire cost of construction to be borne by Associated Contractors. "Carried" - A discussion was held on stray dump&ng in the Topper du#p. Mr. Ryan will write 45. to the owner requesting that he erect proper barricades and signs. A meeting to discuss the budget is to be set for September, 29, 1952, at the Log Cabin at 6:00 P.M. Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt a Scavenger ordinance #52-20, as read by McCullagh, copy of which -is on file in the Clerk's Office. 5' -"Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, tht -we instruct the Village Attorney to request an opinion from the Attorney General's office as to the disposition of certificate 24. of assessment funds. "Carried" Nbtion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we pay the following properly verified accounts; "Carried" Frd Schmidt R & B idbxdhmz " Jhhn Dusa " 18.00 General Hesther M. Truax It Edith F. Rennie 'r Maurice Peterson R & B Rose Mortensen General Virginia Stoffel " Lucille Kalous " Rosalie Robilard " Theo,, Hurkaan " Gretrude Ryan " Valera Beck " Mary Schreyre " Helen Johnstone " Mrs. John Sather " Henry Pratt # Helen Hemgven " Helen Baker " Lean Kennard " Mary Peircey " Mrs. Eldon Schirmers " Catbe rine Thom peon " Charlene Hensel " Helen Walker " Henry Brown " EThel S, rague " Isabelle Neal " Venna Daniels m " S. J. Sprague " Bernice Berg " Mrs. Ralph Grandlund " Luella Connhr " Ruth Race " Helen Odean " Frank Bickner " $ 9.45 R. E. Fischbach 150.98 Clara Lothamer 32.40 Rosemary Thayer 18.00 Elsie Hultcrantz 148.13 Mary Trombley 116.88 Eleanor Evans 152.40 Gladys Saunders 8.63 Will Liddicoat 8.63 Emily Petersen 8.63 Mrs. Chet Noice 8.63 Albert Cramer 8.63 Veraz Smart 8.63 Irma E. Hurkam 10.69 Mary Meelberg 10.69 Florence Gaulke 10.69 Audrey Headley 10.69 Opal Krueger 10.69 Mary Hesler 10.69 Lorraine Russell 4.69 Anna Alrick 4.69 Verdell Ofsthun 4.69 Mary Hanka 4.69 Harlan Mortensen 4.69 Farnham Staztiionery 4.69 Post Publishing Co. lo.5o 10.50 10.50 10.50 Diebold, Inc. 10.50 Midland Sttionery 12.00 Wendell's, Inc. 10.31 10.31 Albert Cramer 10.88 11.63 C. M. Anderson 11.63 10.69 Verna Danielson R&B General a n- n n a n a n n n p n n n n n n n n a n Seneral Parks imp. #4 S.S.#3 General n n Police General Parks General Parks General $1-58.42 7.69 7.69 10.50 7.69 7.69 7.69 9.94 9.94 10.13 10.31 10.50 9.94 11.14 6.94 6.94 6.94 6.54 6.94 8.25 8.25 8.25 10.00 49.80 5.00 19.70 20.10 7.20 6.21 13.20 5.25 1.80 14.50 10.00 10.00 12.00 18.00 130 September 22, 1952 (continued) Mrs. Helen Baker General $ 10.00 Pat Ryan S 18.00 Northern States Power " 38.26 Antho ny Kastanos' Police 52.80 Parks 7.75 Larsen-Emholtz General 83.33 R & B 3.53 Police 107.12 St.Lite 237.50 R & B 176.83 A. R. Smith & Son General. 30.80 Ed Ryan, Sheriff Police 13.50 No. Henn. Post " 1.00 Eddie and Dick's " 16.75 S. J. Sprague " 157.41 Columbus Auto Sup.' " 11.55 Glenn Schmndt R & B 16.00 Miller Davis Co. Imp. #4 26.42 Baldwin Hartkopf " 48.23 First National Bank F.P Res. 689.22 Veit & Co. " 24.00 Brooklyn Center Hdwe. P1R. 54.00 Borchert -Ingersoll, Inc. " 61.96 A. R. Smith & Son General 774.37 Pat Ryan " 50.00 Great Northern Ry. Co. PIR. 1,993.45 Park 55.00 Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowgrs, that we approve the application of Mpls. Gas Co. for main extensions #422 As per sketch. "Carried" S Notion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of the Mpols. AS. Gas Co. for main extension #434 as per sketch attached. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, secanded by Scott, that we approve the application of Northern States Power Co. to place one pole at 43rd and Douglas Drive. "Carrie d"W Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we `approve the application of Northern States Power Co. to place one pole at the intersection of Quail and Bernard Aves. as per sketch submitted. "Carried" There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST Pr es of tWe Council Clerk Sept ember 25, 1952 See page 125 October 7, 1952 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof an adjounred meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, was duly held in the Village Hall of said village on the 7th day of October, 1952, at 8:00 P.M. The following members were present: Heise, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following members were absent Scott. 1 Trustee Bennett introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: A RESULUTIUN OF NECESSITY for the improvement of 47th Avenue North in the.Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota. WHEREAS, the Village Council heretofore adopted a resolution fixing the time and place of meeting to consider the adoption of a resolution to make an improvement in the village by grading and stabilizing 47th Avenue North extending from Georgia Avenue to Louisiana Avenue and incidental construction work in connection therewith, pursuant td Section 412 401 to 412.481, M.S.A. and 131 October 7, 1952 (continued) WHEREAS, Notice of said meeting has been given to all property owners whose property may he assessed therefor, by publication thereof in a manner required by law, and, WHEREAS, al._ parties interested in said improvement have appeared and the Village Council has heard and considered all objections to the arguments for and against said improvement, T NCW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: That said improvement is necessary and tit is hereby determined to improve an area within the corporate limits of the Village of Crystal, by grading and stabilizing 47th Avenue North extending from Georgia 'Avenue to Loi&iana Avenue and Incidental construction work in connection therewith, including the providing of proper drainage for oat surface water. - TI. That said improveyient shall be made under the provisions of Section s 412.401 to 412.481, M.S.A. and the improvement shall be hereafter designated as Improvement of 47th Avenue North. III. The entire cost of such improvement, including the cost of engineering, interest during construction and the necessary incidental expenses shall be assessed against the property benefitted by said improvement, whether the property abutts upon the improvement or not, based upon the benefits received. IV. George Minder, as Village Engineer, is hereby directed to prepare the necesssry plans and specifications for said improvement and to file the same with the Village Clerk. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon, and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Bennett, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same, None; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. There being no further business, President Heise adjlurned the meeting, sub jectto the call of the Chair. l� .,;:' October d, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order by President Heise at 7:00 P.M. with the following members answering roll call: Printcn, Bowers, Heise, Bennett, and Scott. 132 October 8, 1952 (continued) Nation by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we levy the following amounts for 1953, and that the County Auditor be advised that this levy shall not exceed 40.84 mills. "Unanimously Carried" General. $ 91,122.00 l• Bond Retirement 23,800.00 Park Board 6,075.00 Firemen's Relief Assn. 3,037.00 Total $124, 034.00 There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST Pres '4enl of e CounV ter October 13, 1952 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof a regular meeting of the Village Council was duly held in the Village Hall on Monday, the 13th day of Odbber, 1952, at 7:00 P.M. The following members were present: Heise, Scott, Bowers, and Printon, and the following were absent: Bennett. The 'Cleric announced 'that the proposed assessme:zts for Street Lr Provement #4 had' been filed in•his,-otfice arid.thdt notice of a hearing on said assessment had been given in the form and manner required by law. The Clerk presented an affidavit showing publication of such notice in the official newspaper, which affidavit wasm examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file. The Mayor announced that the meetrin g was open for consideration of objections to the assessments theretofore filed with the Village Clerk for Street IMrove- :tent No. 4 of said village. The Clerk reported that no written objections had been filed. The Clerk then called upon all persons present that had any objections to the assessments for Street Improvement No. 4 to state such objections. Mr. Kennard objected to the Kensey Manor assessment of $1.00 per front ffiot, claiming that previous estimates were about 45¢ to 50¢ afoot. Nlation by Printon, that we table the Kensey Manor portion of Street Improvement No. 4 assessment. Not ion withdrawn. After due consideration of all objections, Trustee Printon introduced the follow- ing Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENTS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. 4. BE IT RESULVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: October 13, 1952 (continued) I. 133 That the Village Clerks has, with the assistance of the Engineer, heretofore selected by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the construction of Street Improvement No. 4 of said village agisixd; every assessable lot, piece or parcel of land in accordance with the pro- visions of law, and has prepared and filed with the village clerk tabulated statements in duplicate, showing the proper description of each and every lot, piece or parcel of land to be specially assessed and the amount calculated against the same. II. Notice has been duly published as required by law that, this Council would meet in regular session at this time and place to pass on the proposed assessment. III. Said proposed assessment has at all tine since its filing been open to inspection and copying by all persons interested, and an opportunity has been given to all interested persons to present their objections, if any, to such proposed assessments, or to any item thereof, and said objections have been heard and considered. IV. The amounts specified in the proposed assessments are hereby approved except as to the Kensey Manor grading project and the Soo Line drainage ditch project, as to which no action is taken at this time. V. This Council finds that each of the lots, pieces, or parcels of land enumerated in said proposed assessment was and is specially benefitted by the construction of Street Improvement No. 4 in the amount in said proposed assessment set opposite the description of each lot, piece or parcel of land and that said amount, so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective lots, pieces or parcels of land therein described except as excluded by Paragraph IV hereof. VI. Said proposed assessment is adopted and confirmed and the sums fixed and named in said proposed assessment, with the changes and alterations hereinabove made, are adopted and confirmed as the proper special assessment for each of said lots, pieces or tracts of land respectively, except as to the Kensey Manor grading puroject and the Soo Line drainage ditch project. VII. Said assessment so adopted and confirmed shall be certified to by the Village Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and constitute the special assessments for the construction of Street Improvement No. 4 of the'Village, except as hereafter amended as to the projects heretofore excluded. VIII. The amounts assessed against each lot, piece or parcel of land shall bear interest from the date hereof until the same Ahave been paid at the rate of five per cent (5%) per annum.. �t Such assessment shall- be payable in five (5) equal annual installments except as to curb and gutter and sidewalk improvements, which shall be payable in ten (10) equal annual installments, all payable on the first Monday in January in each year, beginning in the year 1953 and continuing until all of said installments shall have been paid. Each installment to be collected with taxes, collectible during said year by the County Auditor. County r1aitoreoi HennepinyCoi n y, ea cer�le pszatem�i ro a aM0 g to i 134 October 13, 1952 (continued) such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be due thereon on the first &nday in January in each year. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Scott, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Printon, and the following voted against the same: Bowers; whereupon said Reeszlution was declared duly passed and adopted. Notion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we set a postponed hearing on Kensey Manor for October 201, 1952. A roll call vote resulted in the following: Ayes, Bowers and Scott; Nays, Printon and Heise, and so the motion "Failed" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we set a postponed hearing on the Street Improvement No. 4 for Kensey Manor to October 27, 1952 at 7:00 P.M. �A roll call vote resulted in the following: Ayes, Scott,, Printon, Bowers, and Heiser Nays, None; and so the motion was carried. "Carried" The Clerk announced that the proposed assessment for Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3 had been filed in his office and that Notice of a Hearing on said assessment had b been given in the form and manner required by Law. (The Clerk presented an affidavit showing publication of such notice in the official newspaper, which affidavit was examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file. (The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for the consideration of objections to the proposed assessment theretofore filed with the Clerk for Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3 of said village. The Clerk reported that written objections had been filed by Edward M. Peterson, Sr., which objections were read and then ordered placed on file. Said objections pertained to assessments against Lot 44, "Auditorts Sub -division Number 328." The Clerk then called for any further objections and oral objections were made by Great Northern Railway Company by reason of proposed assessments against their right-of-way, extending through said village and by Leon Kennard, who objectwd to all assessments made against all of the parcels of lots owned by him in the assesses;. area. After due consideration of all said objections, Trustee Scott introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption. RESuLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENT NO. 3 BE IT RESOLVED BY TIME VILLAGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. The Village Clerk kas with the assistance of the engineer, heretofore selected by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the construction of Storm Sewer'Improvement No. 3 of said village j„ against every assessible lot, piece or parcel of land in accordance with pro- visions of law and has prepared and filed with the Village Clerk, tabulated _ statements, in duplicate, showing the proper description of each and every lot, piece or parcel of land to be specially assessed and tae amount calculated against the same. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 140) 135 October 13, 1952 The regular adjourned -meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by President Heise, with the following members answering roll call.: Printon, Heise, Bowers, and Scott. Dbtion by Printon, seconded. by Scott, that we hire Anthony ,Kastanos as a full qr time police officer effective October 15, 1952, at the prevaa.lu- g starting salarry of $307.50. "Carried" Notion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we accept the reports of Justice of the Peace Marvin Carlson for the months of May, June July, August, and � September, 1952, and order them placed on file in the Village office. "Carried" Nbtion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we accept the bond of Burton Holmes, 9. Justice of the Peace, subject to the approval of the Village attorney. "Carried" Notion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we accept the bond submitted by 10 Terry Bros. for completion of streets in 'Ahitehill Addition, subject to accept- ance of the Village engineer. "Carried" Nbtion by Printon, seconded. by Bowers, that we appoint the following qualified persons to act as the Election Board personnel at the Presidential Election to be held November h, 1952: "Carried" DISTRICT NO. X. 2 6:15 A.M. Shift Ballot Judge Mrs. Helen Walker Judge i-Irs. Ellen Dahlen Judge Mrs. Verdell Ofsthun Clark Mrs. Laverne Petersen Clerk mfrs.. Verna Danielson Constable Nor. Henry Brown DISTRICT NO. 3 Ballot Judge n Mrs. Cal.ara Hillstrom Judge Mrs. Florence Crumb Judge , Mrs. Mary Schreyer Clerk Ws. Valera Beck Clerk Mrs. Ethel Slanga Constable W. Henry, Pratt Ballot Judge Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Constable DISTRICT NO. 4 Mrs. Helen Hughes Mrs. Victoria Wilde Mrs. Leo Kalous Mrs. Helen Carlson Mfrs. Grace Berner Mr. Joe KLuz 8:00 P.M. Shift ,Its. Trene Finke Mrs. Clobes Mliss Elsie M. Hul_tcrant z Mrs.. Renee Rother Mrs. Pat Simons Mr. S. J. Sprague Mrs. Chet Noice Mrs. Vivian Schirmers Mrs. Kenneth" Thompson Mrs. Charlene Hensel Mrs. Mary Piercey Mr. Leon Kennard Mfrs. Gertrude Ryan Mrs. Caroline Murphy Mrs. Rosalie Robillard Mfrs. Virginia Stoffel Mrs. Helen Hemgren Mr . Frank Gadb of s , Mrs. Audrey Headley Mrs. Opal Krueger Mrs. Edna Matthews' Mrs. Alma Roeber Mrs. Mary Hesler Mr. Will Liddicoat U DISTRICT NO. 1 Ballot Judge Mrs. Viola. Aland Judge Mrs. Emily Petersen . Judge Mrs. Irma Hurknan Clerk Mrs. Maxy Meelberg Clerk Mrs. Caroline Sahly Constable Ir. Albert Cramer DISTRICT NO. 3 Ballot Judge n Mrs. Cal.ara Hillstrom Judge Mrs. Florence Crumb Judge , Mrs. Mary Schreyer Clerk Ws. Valera Beck Clerk Mrs. Ethel Slanga Constable W. Henry, Pratt Ballot Judge Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Constable DISTRICT NO. 4 Mrs. Helen Hughes Mrs. Victoria Wilde Mrs. Leo Kalous Mrs. Helen Carlson Mfrs. Grace Berner Mr. Joe KLuz 8:00 P.M. Shift ,Its. Trene Finke Mrs. Clobes Mliss Elsie M. Hul_tcrant z Mrs.. Renee Rother Mrs. Pat Simons Mr. S. J. Sprague Mrs. Chet Noice Mrs. Vivian Schirmers Mrs. Kenneth" Thompson Mrs. Charlene Hensel Mrs. Mary Piercey Mr. Leon Kennard Mfrs. Gertrude Ryan Mrs. Caroline Murphy Mrs. Rosalie Robillard Mfrs. Virginia Stoffel Mrs. Helen Hemgren Mr . Frank Gadb of s , Mrs. Audrey Headley Mrs. Opal Krueger Mrs. Edna Matthews' Mrs. Alma Roeber Mrs. Mary Hesler Mr. Will Liddicoat U 136 The Council agreed to set a meeting October 27, 1952, at 7:00 P.M. for dis- j'4-• cession and possible selection of an electrical inspector and plumbing and heating inspector. Nbtion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we give tentative approval of the Claus Johnson proposed plat, subject to standard procedure. "Carried" balance Nbtion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we rezone the bcamk of lots 18 to 22 inclusive, and lot 26, Auditor's Sub -division #226 to commercial, "Carried" Notion by Scott, secmded by Bowers, that we accept from Allen Rorem the plat 1y, of Glen Haven Memorial Gardens, First Addition, Garden of the -Last Supper, Section 2, Garden of Nativity, Section 10, Garden of Devotion, Section 9, First Addition of Masonic Garden Section 8. "Carried" A large group from Gaulke Addition area appeared before the Council. Mr. Ryan will ��• of childrenite tinrGaulkeps Adder ition the Rtobwalkdale eitherSchool to Rockfordoore36thgAveCessity No., and thence to school, with view to supplying school bus service for grade and kindergarten children along. Douglas Drive between 36th and Rockford Road, 1160"r tea W. Krueger, 4615 Adair ,Ave-, objected to large number of dogs and demanded action. Mr. Heise suggested civil complaint should be made.. Mr. Ryan will ask Robbinsdale Post to publicise ordinance. W. Ryan will cooperate with Robbinsdale Post in advertising and informal �4• hearing, on November 12, 1952, at 7:30 P.M., on the method of placing sanitary sewer in area east of Orchard to Belt Line. He will also notify Pfeiffer - Schultz, engineers. c Mr. Hartkopf and W. Leigh Nbrrow appeared concerning the borderline streets between Brooklyn Center and Crystal on 62nd Ave. No. Mr. Hedlund will grade �q. down gravel., which has been laid by Brooklyn Township. W. Morrow asked if Crystal fire protection is possible and was referred to Chief Carr. W. Carr will write to Nk•. Morrow on, this subject. �Attorney McCullagh read Attorney General's opinion concerning clerk's fees. Mption by Printon, seconded. by Scott, that we accept the follovng easement submitted by Ed Peterson: The south 101, the east 301, and the north 30' of a' lot 44, Audiotr's Aub -division #328. "Carried" Notion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we accept the following easement y�.• submitted by School District #24 covering Rx Adair Ave.: The east 30' of the east 492' of that part of the west 3/4 of the NW4, of the SW1 of Section 16, Township 118, Range 21, lying south of the south line of Glenwood Manor. "Carried" F� 1 11 October 2T, 1952 (continued) DISTRICT NO. 5 Ballot Judge Luella Connor Mrs. Rosemary Thayer Judge Mrs. Stella Levine Mrs. Eleanor Evans Judge Mrs. Clara Lothamer Mrs. Duane Trombley Clerk Mrs. Bernice Wessman Mrs. Lorraine Dysart Clerk Mrs. Helen Odean Mrs. Doris Jobes Constable Mr. Wm. 0. Rudrud Mr. Frank Bickner The Council agreed to set a meeting October 27, 1952, at 7:00 P.M. for dis- j'4-• cession and possible selection of an electrical inspector and plumbing and heating inspector. Nbtion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we give tentative approval of the Claus Johnson proposed plat, subject to standard procedure. "Carried" balance Nbtion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we rezone the bcamk of lots 18 to 22 inclusive, and lot 26, Auditor's Sub -division #226 to commercial, "Carried" Notion by Scott, secmded by Bowers, that we accept from Allen Rorem the plat 1y, of Glen Haven Memorial Gardens, First Addition, Garden of the -Last Supper, Section 2, Garden of Nativity, Section 10, Garden of Devotion, Section 9, First Addition of Masonic Garden Section 8. "Carried" A large group from Gaulke Addition area appeared before the Council. Mr. Ryan will ��• of childrenite tinrGaulkeps Adder ition the Rtobwalkdale eitherSchool to Rockfordoore36thgAveCessity No., and thence to school, with view to supplying school bus service for grade and kindergarten children along. Douglas Drive between 36th and Rockford Road, 1160"r tea W. Krueger, 4615 Adair ,Ave-, objected to large number of dogs and demanded action. Mr. Heise suggested civil complaint should be made.. Mr. Ryan will ask Robbinsdale Post to publicise ordinance. W. Ryan will cooperate with Robbinsdale Post in advertising and informal �4• hearing, on November 12, 1952, at 7:30 P.M., on the method of placing sanitary sewer in area east of Orchard to Belt Line. He will also notify Pfeiffer - Schultz, engineers. c Mr. Hartkopf and W. Leigh Nbrrow appeared concerning the borderline streets between Brooklyn Center and Crystal on 62nd Ave. No. Mr. Hedlund will grade �q. down gravel., which has been laid by Brooklyn Township. W. Morrow asked if Crystal fire protection is possible and was referred to Chief Carr. W. Carr will write to Nk•. Morrow on, this subject. �Attorney McCullagh read Attorney General's opinion concerning clerk's fees. Mption by Printon, seconded. by Scott, that we accept the follovng easement submitted by Ed Peterson: The south 101, the east 301, and the north 30' of a' lot 44, Audiotr's Aub -division #328. "Carried" Notion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we accept the following easement y�.• submitted by School District #24 covering Rx Adair Ave.: The east 30' of the east 492' of that part of the west 3/4 of the NW4, of the SW1 of Section 16, Township 118, Range 21, lying south of the south line of Glenwood Manor. "Carried" F� 1 13[ Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we adopt an ordinance Chapter 96.7, No. 52-22, entitled "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE MM - FACTURE, SALE, AND DISTRIBUTION OF INTOKICATING LIQUORS, PROVIDING FOR LICENSIW, THEREOF, AND PROVIDING FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF." A Roll call vote resulted in �5' the following: Ayes: Scott, Heise, Printon, and Bowers; Nays: None, and so the motion was "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we adopt a resolution as follows: , - RESOLVED That the council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, having heretofore approved the subdivision of certain property known and 26. commonly referred to as Lombardy Addition; which plat has been placed on file in the office of the Registrar of Titles, Hennepin County, a conveyance of any and -all individual lots as set forth in sdid plat are hereby approved, as well as placement of mortgages against at "said lots. No further approval of such conveyances shall be required. "Carried" Nbtion by Frinton, seconded by Scott, that we authorize Engineer Minder to com- plete the uncompleted Armel contract by employing Jay W. Craig & Co. -at the o present Craig bid -orice. I"Carried' Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we pay mileage to Mr. Ryan on a a8, regular mileage basis at .7¢ per mile. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we authoriz- the release of the Al. performance band on Crystal. Oaks Addition: "Carried" Nbti=oxi by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we adopt the following resolution: RFSOLUTIvN (On salary) ESTABLISHING SALARY 0? MAYOR AND,TRUSTEES WHEREAS, the Minnesota StatutesF as f ound inA Section 1112.181 of M.S.A. Subdivision 3 provides kthat the salary of the may'orl•and trustees of ar*p ' village having a population of not less than 1,500 and an assessed 3 0, valuation of not less -than $3,000,000 shall be fixed at Eighty Dollars ($80.00) per month for the mayor and Sixty Dollars ($60.00) per month for each trustee, and ° WHEREAS, the Village of Crystal has a population in excess of 11500 and its, -assessed valuation now exceeds $3,000;000; NuW,° THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED, That the 'salary of the mayor of the Village of Crystal shall be fixed at Eighty Dollars ($80.00) per month and the salary of each trustee shall be fixed at Sixty Dollars ($60.00) per month, beginning October 1,1952•. ►3 October 21, 155 2 (continued) Notion by submitted Bowers, seconded by Scott, by Frank E. Howe and School that we accept District #24-- the following easement 3' The east 301 and the north 301 of the south z of the NW4 of the SR4" of Section 8, Township 118, Range 21. "Carried" Notion by Scott, seconded by Bowers, that we accept the following easement �. submitted by Associated Contractors, Inc.: Tract L, Registered Land Survey #98. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we adopt an ordinance Chapter 96.7, No. 52-22, entitled "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE MM - FACTURE, SALE, AND DISTRIBUTION OF INTOKICATING LIQUORS, PROVIDING FOR LICENSIW, THEREOF, AND PROVIDING FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF." A Roll call vote resulted in �5' the following: Ayes: Scott, Heise, Printon, and Bowers; Nays: None, and so the motion was "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we adopt a resolution as follows: , - RESOLVED That the council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, having heretofore approved the subdivision of certain property known and 26. commonly referred to as Lombardy Addition; which plat has been placed on file in the office of the Registrar of Titles, Hennepin County, a conveyance of any and -all individual lots as set forth in sdid plat are hereby approved, as well as placement of mortgages against at "said lots. No further approval of such conveyances shall be required. "Carried" Nbtion by Frinton, seconded by Scott, that we authorize Engineer Minder to com- plete the uncompleted Armel contract by employing Jay W. Craig & Co. -at the o present Craig bid -orice. I"Carried' Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we pay mileage to Mr. Ryan on a a8, regular mileage basis at .7¢ per mile. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we authoriz- the release of the Al. performance band on Crystal. Oaks Addition: "Carried" Nbti=oxi by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we adopt the following resolution: RFSOLUTIvN (On salary) ESTABLISHING SALARY 0? MAYOR AND,TRUSTEES WHEREAS, the Minnesota StatutesF as f ound inA Section 1112.181 of M.S.A. Subdivision 3 provides kthat the salary of the may'orl•and trustees of ar*p ' village having a population of not less than 1,500 and an assessed 3 0, valuation of not less -than $3,000,000 shall be fixed at Eighty Dollars ($80.00) per month for the mayor and Sixty Dollars ($60.00) per month for each trustee, and ° WHEREAS, the Village of Crystal has a population in excess of 11500 and its, -assessed valuation now exceeds $3,000;000; NuW,° THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED, That the 'salary of the mayor of the Village of Crystal shall be fixed at Eighty Dollars ($80.00) per month and the salary of each trustee shall be fixed at Sixty Dollars ($60.00) per month, beginning October 1,1952•. 138 October OT, 1952 (continued) Mtion by Pr�ntcn, seconded by Bowers, that we change the name of 34th Place 3 in Wh.itehilis Addition to Hill Place. "Carried" hbtion by Bowers, seconded by Heise, that we approve the division of lot 10, Russ Second Addition, as follows: Two lots, the east 70 feet and the west 130 feet, Carried" Ittion by Bowers, seennded by Printon, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Robt. R. Anderson General 17.00 Lyle Pitheon General $ 17.50 Harold F. Ahrens 11126.00 Chas. Robillard " 19.00 Richard Baier 28.00 Kenneth Rogers 1.50 Dean. Berner " 16.00 Arnold Sibet " 18.00 Emmert Jeub " 7.00 Frank Sprague " 18.50 Francis Skilling !' 15.0U Robert St"Ea " 19.00 Robt. W. Brandt " 22.OU Dick Steinbach " 8.50 Marvin Carlson " 18.0U Matt Bienias " 12.00 Hartman Carr " 36.00 Wes Tom " 13.00 LeRoy Falk " 15.00 Edward Baker Norman Ganz " 15.00 Allan Grcnf or " $.00 Archie Reed " 10.00 Post Publishing Co. " 60.95 John J. Hanly " 12.00 PIR 16.20 L. S. Gallagher " 22.00 A.R.Smith & Son Park 6.71 Frank Gaulke " 18.00 R & B 1.22 Dan Hanly " 16.00 Crystal Lumber General 10.45 Alvin Hansen " 19.50 R & B 18.50 George Hansen " 12.00 Park 2030 Robt. Hasse. strom " 12.00 Baldwin Hextkopf R & B 32.95 Burtcn Holmes " 37.00 Bxooklyn Ctr. Hdwe. PIR 24.50 Archie Jennings " 19.00 Auel Equipment Co. General- 18.01 Floyd Johnson " 11.00 Ronald Dusing " 3.00 Leslie Kelsey " 10.00 Rose Hill Nursery Park 153.75 Helen Hughes " 10.31 Eddie & D&dkts Police 3.0.5 Edna Mathews " 10.31 Univ. Hops/ - Poor 13.OU Victoria Wilde " 10.31 Pink Supply Co. R & B 24.00 Florence Hajder " 10.31 Chris Ryan, Petty C. If .35 Alma Roeber " 10.31 General 20.10 Frank Mahutga " 10.31 Parks 80 James Truax If 6.00 Larsen Emholtz Police 5.42 S. J. Sprague " 326.67 R & B 2.85 Sandra Scott " 7.32 Northern States " 1.00 Mike Scott " 7.32 Mtor Sales, Inc. P91iee 2.56 Duane Zytkoviez " 3.38 Dan Elmer General 18.00 Richard Boettcher " 3.38 Schwartz Oil Co. it 22.80 C. R. Storm R & B 287.95 R & B 228.02 Albert Cramer General 52.50 Police 53.20 C. M..Andersen it 5.00 American Linen General 7.50 Parks Miller Davis " 4.22 Otto Veit 29.00 S. S. #3 10.00 Joe Kluz General 36.00- R & B 22.50 Robert Lambie " 8'�0 Mortan Salt Co. " 123.50 Russell Larson " 10.00 Nw. Bell Telephone " 104.75 Eldon Schirmers if 11.50 R & B 8.$0 Wilford Ostman If 16.00 28.00 Factcry Sales Co. 556:5 Sierl Morehouse " 3.00 Mpls. Gas Co. General General William Cloakey J 139 13 October 27, 1952 (continued) Ralph J. Benmihum Poor 40.Ou Albinson, Inc. General $21.00 Japs-Olson S. S. #3 29.8$ County Auditor S.S.#3 12.00 Fred D. Melrose " 15.00 H. A. Rogers Co. " 64.80 H-. R. Toll Co. R & B 5.52 R &_B 81.03 Farnham Stationery it 16.25 ,Acme Extinguisher General 24.80 Dr. L. F. Spake General 21.00 Wendell's, Inc. " 3.60 Art Bolier R & B 25.20 Sessing Hdwe. If .93 Crystal Body Shop Police 7.50 Howard Ibr. Co. Park 1.20 Crystal. Motors " 13.80 Ed Sahly S.S.#3 69.00 R &-B 107.57 Mrs. D. F. Mahoney " 34.00 Mrs. Helen Baker S.S.#3 16.00 Carolyn Sahly " 32.00 .Anthony Kastanos Police 79.80 C. H. Hedlund " 17.00 .Mrs. Eliz.. -Doherty S.S.#3 68.00 M. G. Jacobson I!- 84.00 Doris Jobes " 63.00 Joyce Lindeman !' 36.00 Assoc. Contractors General 172.77 Assoc. Design General 350.00 V. M. Danielson 86.50 Jay W. Craig Imp. #4-24.,652-35 Sandstrom-Hafner S. S. #3-86.,387.20 Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we approve the White Investment Co. 3 lot division of the NW4 of the SW4, Section 9, Colorado Ave. and 47th Ave. No. as follows: "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printan, that we request installation of street S4 light at intersection of Adair and 46th Avenues North. "Carried" Notion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we _ reque st installation of street 35. light at intersection of Xenia and 49th Aves. No. "Carried" Notion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve main extension #493, as 3(V. per Mpls. Gas Co. "Carrie d2 Notion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve request of N. W. Bell 19, Telephone Co. to install 3 poles and 2 anchors on 48th between Hampshire Ave. and Jersey Ave. as per sketch. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, lthat we approve request of Northern States Power Co..to place one pole on 38th Ave. No. and Zane Ave. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Frinton, that we approve the application of Naegele Adv. Co. to maintain a billboard at 5626 West Broadway for 22 months from Oct. 13, 1952 to December 31, 1952, subject to approval of the police department/ "Carrbd" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Naegel Adv. Co. for license to maintain a billboard at 42nd and Douglas Drive for 22 months, from October 13, 1952 to December 31, 1952j, subject to the approval of the police department. "Carried" Notion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Associated Contractors for a license to oeperate a scavenger service for 221 months from October 13, 1952 to December 31, 155 2. "Carried" Notion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we `approve the application of H. L. Sheppeard for a license to operate a scavenger service for 22 mRnths �� from October 13, 1952 to December 31, 1� 2. Carried 3& \3 October 2$, 1952 (continued) Mtionb y Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Crystal Auto Truck Service (Don Poague) bo operate two gaspumps at 5531 Lakeland Ave. from October 13, 1952 to Debrmber 31, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Scott, secmded by Printori, that we' approve the application of North- western Heating Engineers Inc. for a license to install gas connections from October 13, 1952 to December 31, x.952. "Carried" There beim no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the cal! of the Chair. ' ATTEST President/ o t e Council, Vlerk RESCLUTION CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT FOR STORM S= IMPROVEIM NO. 3 (CON TINUED FROM PAGE 134) II. Notice has been duly published as reauired by law that this Council would meet in Regular Session at this time and place to pass on the proposed assessments. III. Said proposed assessments have at all times since their filing been open to inspection and eppying by all persons interested, and an opportunity has been given to all interested persons'to present their objections, if any, to such proposed assessment or to any item thereof, and said objections have been heard and considered. IV. The amounts specified in the proposed assessments are hereby approved. V. This Council finds that each of the lots, pieces or parcels of land enumerated in said proposed assessment was and is specially benefitted by the const tion of Storm Sewer Improvement No: 3 And the amounts in said proposed assessments set opposite the description of each lot, piece or parcel of land.and that said amount so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective lot, pieces or parcels of land therein described. VI. Such proposed assessment is adopted and confirmed and the sivas fixed and named in said proposed assessment, with the changes and alterations hereinabove made, are adopted and confirmed as the proper special assessment for each of said ' lots, pieces or parcels of laud, respectively. VII. Said assessments so adopted and ccnfi5rmed shall be certified to by the Village Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and constitute the special assessments for the construction of Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3 of this village. VIII. The amounts assessed against each lot, piece or parcel of,land shall bear interest 141 October 13, 1552 (continued) X' The Village Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office ofthe County Auditor of Hennepin County, acertified statement of the amount of all of such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be due thereon on the first Mnday of Jaluary in each year. TI. This Resolution shall be void and of no effect if the Order to Show Cause issued by the District Court of Hennepin County, Minnesota, is determined to be legal insofar as it enjoins the holding of a meeting for the purpose of passing upon the nroposed assessment roll for Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3, but that the same shall be effective if said Order to Show Caa se is deternr_ned to be of no legal eff-- ct or is discharged. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Written objection was received from the Great Northern Railway after the adoption of the foregoing motion on g5ounds that sufficient time was not allowed them to examine the assessment roll. Trustee Scott introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: Rr" S. uLUTICN OF NECESSITY - FCR IMPROVEMENT ON ORCHARD AVENUE. WHEREAS, the Village Council heretofore adopted a Resolution fixing the time and place of meeting to consider the adoption of a Resolution to make an improvement in the village by construction of a curb and gutter on the East side of Orchard Avenue North between 34th Avenue North and 36th Avenue North and incidental construction work in connection therewith, including the provision for proper drainage, pursuant to Section 412, 01 to 412.48!, M.S.A. and �. WHhREAS, notice of said meeting has been given to all propertyx owners whose property may be assessed therefor, by publication thereof in a manner required by law, and WHEREAS, all parties interested in said improvement have appeared and the Village Council has heard and considered all objections to the arguments for and against said improvement, NOW, THEREFCRE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Village Council of the,Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. That sa i -d improvement is necessasry and it is hereby determined to improve an area within the corporate limits of the Village of Crystal by construction of a from the date hereof until the same have been paid at the rate of five per cent (5%) per annuw,. IX. Such assessments shall be payable in twenty (20) equal ,snnual installments, payable on the first Monday of January in each year, beginning in the year 1953 and con- tinuing until all of said installments shall have been paid, each install-ment to be collected with taxes, collectible during said year, by the•County Auditor. X' The Village Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the office ofthe County Auditor of Hennepin County, acertified statement of the amount of all of such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be due thereon on the first Mnday of Jaluary in each year. TI. This Resolution shall be void and of no effect if the Order to Show Cause issued by the District Court of Hennepin County, Minnesota, is determined to be legal insofar as it enjoins the holding of a meeting for the purpose of passing upon the nroposed assessment roll for Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3, but that the same shall be effective if said Order to Show Caa se is deternr_ned to be of no legal eff-- ct or is discharged. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bowers, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Written objection was received from the Great Northern Railway after the adoption of the foregoing motion on g5ounds that sufficient time was not allowed them to examine the assessment roll. Trustee Scott introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: Rr" S. uLUTICN OF NECESSITY - FCR IMPROVEMENT ON ORCHARD AVENUE. WHEREAS, the Village Council heretofore adopted a Resolution fixing the time and place of meeting to consider the adoption of a Resolution to make an improvement in the village by construction of a curb and gutter on the East side of Orchard Avenue North between 34th Avenue North and 36th Avenue North and incidental construction work in connection therewith, including the provision for proper drainage, pursuant to Section 412, 01 to 412.48!, M.S.A. and �. WHhREAS, notice of said meeting has been given to all propertyx owners whose property may be assessed therefor, by publication thereof in a manner required by law, and WHEREAS, all parties interested in said improvement have appeared and the Village Council has heard and considered all objections to the arguments for and against said improvement, NOW, THEREFCRE, BE IT RESOLVED By the Village Council of the,Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. That sa i -d improvement is necessasry and it is hereby determined to improve an area within the corporate limits of the Village of Crystal by construction of a 142 October 13, 1952 (continued) curb and gutter on the East side of Orchard Avenue North betw4en 34th Avenue North and 36th Avenue North and incidental construction work in connection therewith, including the provision for proper drainage and said burb and gutter to extend one-half block East on each side street. II. That said improvement shall be made under the provisions of Section U2.401 to 41.481, M.S.A. ITI. The entire cost of such improvement, including the cost of engineering, interest during construction and the necessary incidental expenses shall be assessed against the property benefitted by said improvement, whether the property abuts upon the improvement or not, based upon the benefits received. IV. George Minder, Village Engineer, is hereby directed to prepare the necessary glans and specifications for said improvement and to file the same with the Village Clerk. The :notion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was drily seconded by Trustee Bowers, and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Heise, Bowers, Scott, and Printon, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. ATTEST Preside n o the'Council t October 27, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by President Heise with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Heise, Bennett, and Scott. The Council held a discussion concerning the hiring of an electrical inspector and plumbing inspector. -� Applicants: M. L. Elstad, 5008 Lakeside Ave. (reference on file) Minneapolis Electric Service (Master) David B. Ker%ow, 6617 ,Dudley Avenue No. Electrical Engineer, University of Minnesota (Master) Mr. Kerkow will submit references. Council will study and inform applicants __?,,s to decision. Correspondence read. A. W. Oltman, 36th and Vera Cruz Aves., requested rezoning of lots 1 - 20 and a-' 21, Rosedale Acres. Mr. Oltman was told to present s aketch to the Planning Commission at their next meeting. 11% Ryan will send area cards to adjacent residents informing them of the meeting. The question of renewing the temporary permit of :4einke-Hall Realty Co. resulted in the Council being against renewal, but the matter was furthered to the next xWuEft agenda for discussion with Mei nke-Hall. 143 October 27, 1952 (continued) Motion by Scott, seconded by Frinton, that we accept the bond of Botner and . Thompson, subject to the approval of the*Village attorney. "Carried" Nbtion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we reaone the south 1201 of the north 389.821 of the south 557.821 of the NES of the SF1 of Section 5, Township 118, Range 21, known as 5627 Hampshire Ave. lying immediately north of the IK 7 - Crystal Drub Store Property to commercial. "Carried" The Council a;reed to set a snow plowing policy of plowing no private driveways �5. and no commercial driveways except Fulton Bag Co. who have given us access to their water supply for fire protection. Objections to Storm Surer IIrprovement #3 were presented by Leon Kennard and F. L. Fredrickson. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, 3329 Regent Ave., appeared concerning County Ditch #18, objecting to the method of constructing, the ditch. These people had granted an easement for relocati on of the ditch. Trustee Bennett introduced the followinn Rsolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESS=S FOR STREET IM- PROVEMENT NO. 4. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. The Village Council shill meet at the Village Hall in said Village on Monday, the 8th day of December, 1952, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. to pass upon the proposed asses'sments for Street Improvement No. 4. II. The Village Clerk shall publish notice of the time and place of meeting in -the official'newspaper, once, at .least thirty (30) days prior to such meeting. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Printon and upon a vote being- taken thereon, the followin; voted in favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers, add Printon; and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Trustee Scott introduced the following Resolutim and moved its adoption: RESOLUTIUNX DIRECTING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF HEARING Ort PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS POR STORM SEwEp P.,= Q PRCVEN4NT NOr 3. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE' COUNCIL of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I. The Village Council shall meet at the Village Hall in said Village on Monday, the 8th day of December,' 1952at 8:00 o'clock P.T. to pass upon the proposed assessments for Storm Sewer Improvement No. 3. 144 October 27, 1952 (continued) 1Z. The Village'Clerk shall publish notice of the time and place of meeting in the official newspaper, onee, at least thirty (30) days prior to such meeting. The motion for the adoptbn of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in �• favor thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett; Bowers, aal Printon; and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. A Kensey Manor group appeared requesting'a lateral on 58th Ave. No. from Elmhurst Ave. to Forest Ave. As engineers were not present, the matter was tabled. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt a CURFEW°ORDINANCE No: 154 as read by Attorney McCullagh. Roll call vote resulted in the "Carried" ,o• following: Ayes, Printon, Bowers, Heise, Bennett, and Scott,, and 'sb the motion was carried. Norman Ganz appeared concerning Park Board appointments. Mr. Ryan stated that the office is badly in need of extra office help. Mtion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we hire Mrs. Vera Smart as an office employee at a salary of -$1.25 per hour. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we request Northern States Power 1\• Col to make a hookup for lij.ts on Welcome Park. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we paythe following pvoperly verified accounts: "Carried" Miller Davis Co. A. R. Smith & Son N. W. Bell Tlephone Verdell Of sthun • School District #24 Post Publishing Co. N. W. Bell Telepgone Northern States Power C. J. Hallman Oil Co. Schwartz Oil Co. Farnham Stationery Harlan Mortensen General u- n R&B General It II it St. Lite Park General IT R &B it Polic e Gene r al " - It R & B Polk e Genera . Alb ert Cramer If Harlan Mortensen If Park Joe Lynch R & B Borchert -Ingersoll, Inc. 11 " $ 7.50 37.26 74.40 7.50 21.75 84.00 8.40 26.25 253.90 1.00 46.17 12.40 27.36 173.60 40.51 17.36 44.07 15.04 295.72 134.19 7.02 hi .50 23.54 63.31 9.00 8.70 Wm. H. Ziegler, Inc. R & B $ 1.80 ,Art Boller If18 00 Northside MercuEy Ed Ryan, Sheriff Miller, City Treas. Mercury Sales Lahr Motor. Co. United Garment Economy Dept. Store N.W.National Bank Coll.Internal Rev. ''ub. Emp. Retire. S. J. Sprague B. E. Scott Daireld Pad ne Chris Ryan C. H. Hedlund C. M. Ander son L. R. Abbrecht R. C. Hasselstrom L. S. Gallagher A. Kastanos Ed Sahly M. G. Jacobson M. A. Barnhart C Geo.R.Ceass olice 1.05 tl 48-00 If 20.00 It 8.78 tl 3.50 " 22.50 " 44.50 E.Bd.1-3, 248.50 Dist. 1,416.20 It 318.51 general 158.73 it 50.00 it 25.00 If 175.00 R & B 200.00 'reneral 150.00 'oli&e 167.50 If 153.75 If 162.50 " 153.75 PIR 33.38 It 30.38 :neral m6.19 " 182.50 1 1 1 1 145 Notion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we raise the salary cf Maurice Peterson (3 from $260.00 to $285.00 per month, effective November 1, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we raise the salary of Fred Schmidt from $275.90 to $285.00 per month, effective November 1; 1952. "Carried" Mr. Ryan suggested that Yr. Sprague be hired as a full time building inspector 15 at a salary of $300.00 monthly. A discussion ensued and the Council decided to thinly the proposal over and possibly discuss at a later date. Motion by Bennett, s4conded by Scott, that permission be given Northern States 1�O' ower Co. to place one pole at 38th Ave. No. between Adair and Brunswick Aves. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that Anderson & Dahlen Co., Inc. be.issued license to repair, alter, and install gas heating devices from October 27, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject I. o the call of the Chair. November 3, 1952 A special meeting of the Council was called to- order at 6:30 P.M. by tresident Heise with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Heise, Bennett, and Scott. Village Clerk Scott read and moved the adoption of the following Resolution: RES O,LU.T ION WHEREAS, the resignation of George R. Ceass, as deputy clerk of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, has been received and accepted effective August 31, 1952, and WHEREAS, the term of the village -clerk expires December 31, 1952, and " WHEREAS, it is doubtful that if an audit of the village books had been requested as of September 1, 1952 that the.same could have been completed prior to December 31, 1952, ' - - BE' IT RESOLVED BY The Village Council of. the Village of Crystal, Minnesots, that the public examiner for the State of Minnesota be requested to make an audit of the books of the Village of Crystal.. beginning with the d following the period covered by the last audit of the village books and ending with December 31, 1952. October 27, 1952 (continued) Regent Fuel Oil Co. ",R & B $28.05 Harvey Heise General $80.00 F.H.Geiger Sales Co. " 263.21 J. W. Bennett " " 60.00 60.00 H. A. Rogers Co., " 29.50 Wm. E. Bowers " 60.00 Ed. C. Schmidt Palk 15.00 John R. Printcn Nbtion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we raise the salary of Robert 1, 1952. "Carried" Fischback from $300.00 to $325.00 ier month effectifve Noverrber Notion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we raise the salary cf Maurice Peterson (3 from $260.00 to $285.00 per month, effective November 1, 1952. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we raise the salary of Fred Schmidt from $275.90 to $285.00 per month, effective November 1; 1952. "Carried" Mr. Ryan suggested that Yr. Sprague be hired as a full time building inspector 15 at a salary of $300.00 monthly. A discussion ensued and the Council decided to thinly the proposal over and possibly discuss at a later date. Motion by Bennett, s4conded by Scott, that permission be given Northern States 1�O' ower Co. to place one pole at 38th Ave. No. between Adair and Brunswick Aves. "Carried" Motion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that Anderson & Dahlen Co., Inc. be.issued license to repair, alter, and install gas heating devices from October 27, 1952 to December 31, 1952. "Carried" There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject I. o the call of the Chair. November 3, 1952 A special meeting of the Council was called to- order at 6:30 P.M. by tresident Heise with the following members answering roll call: Printon, Bowers, Heise, Bennett, and Scott. Village Clerk Scott read and moved the adoption of the following Resolution: RES O,LU.T ION WHEREAS, the resignation of George R. Ceass, as deputy clerk of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, has been received and accepted effective August 31, 1952, and WHEREAS, the term of the village -clerk expires December 31, 1952, and " WHEREAS, it is doubtful that if an audit of the village books had been requested as of September 1, 1952 that the.same could have been completed prior to December 31, 1952, ' - - BE' IT RESOLVED BY The Village Council of. the Village of Crystal, Minnesots, that the public examiner for the State of Minnesota be requested to make an audit of the books of the Village of Crystal.. beginning with the d following the period covered by the last audit of the village books and ending with December 31, 1952. 146 NBaember 3, 1952 (continued) The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Bennett, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Bowers, Bennet; Scott, and Heise; and the following voted against the same: mra 1 ; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed' and adopted. Printon MTION BY Pr9nton, seconded by Bowers, that we request a 1951' audit. Roll call vote being asked for resulted in the following: ,dyes; Bowers, Printon, and Heise: Nays; Scott and Bennett, and so the motion was "Carried" There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST Presid t o the ouncil C ei�A November 10, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President N. H. Noise, with the foll©wing mombers.answering roll ca11O Bowers, Bennett, Printon, Heise, and Scott. The Ykyer announced that the order of business was the consideration of the returns of the Presidential Slectioa. hold November %, 1952. The Clerk thea presented the official returns of the judges and clerks of said election in each of districts No. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, within the Pillage, and after giving due consideration to the manner in which ballet judges had cca- dacted the election ballot count, the condition of the balloting material, etc. the following action was takes: ibtion by Scett, seconded by Bennett, that all election material being duly canvassed and found to be in order, we approve the election canvass of the Presidential Election hold November 4, 1952. "Carried" M. ami Its. acnes, 3329 Regent Ave. No., appeared concerning County Ditch #18 relocation, and were informed that the County will have to make the decision on the location of this ditch at their meeting to be hold within 90 days. it. doe Hirsch, 3500 Xenia Ave., presented petitions for grading and stabilising Welcome Ave. between 34th Ave. No. and 36th Ave. No. There is no street at this location at the present time. W. A. W. Nelson, 3402 Welcome Ave., stated that his house wool.d be in tie right -of. -way. We. O'Brien, 3406 Xenia Ave., has prperty affected and would not want street. It. -Chas. Griffin objected because the proposed street weald be too close to his house. W. Dietrich, 560T -36th Ave. No., stated that the proposed street would be 361 from his house. Engineer Hedlaand will check the area on the advisability of patting(the Street. 147 November 10, 195 2 (co ntinued) W. t'iltman, Br. 6547 or hems Da. 2629, presented a skecth onproposed building. 14. Engineer Hedlund will contact Oltman after checking proposed Welcome Ave. between 34th and 36th Ares. No. W. Judd, right. -of -way man for Northern States Power Co. appeared concerning the relocation of high lines on 47th Ave. No. in response to the objection of W. � Gans to running 12 RV lines on 47th Ave. No. and suggested line go dont alley from Douglas Drive to Elm Avenue between 46th and 47th Awes. No. I6tion by Bennett, seconded by Printer, that we request the Northam States G Power Co. to re -survey the area to try to appease area residents, and instruct I&. Rymat to write Northern States Power Co. asking for re -surrey for putting line on 48th Ave. No. *Carried" Notion by Bowr, seconded by Scott, that we approve the division of lot 25, �. Auidtor*s Subdivision #328, to segregatenorth 124.41 thereof. "Carried" M. L. S. Gallagher appeared requesting annexation of St. Raphael property. g Poll of the Council was uaaeimus for annexation, and Gallagher will present petition to Attorney McCullagh, and thence to the Council for action. Appointment of an electrical inspector will be made at the next regular meeting. George MLader, Engineer, appeared concerning the repair of County reads in connection with the Sandstrom do Hafaer contract. Zhe contractor has deposited 9 $500.00 with the county for oil to be used along with read resurfacing planned for the spring of 1953. Engineer Minder stated that Sandstrom & Hafiter are going to blacktop around manholes to eliminate the infiltration of sand into *term sever system. Streets of Kealey Mautor n+aust be restered to engiaeerls specificaticas before ,o• Ssndstram & Hafner bond is released. Engineer Hedlund appeared concerning drainage on Resop Addition, suggested sump in area as drainage is inadequate. Motion by Priston, seconded bySeott. that we witherize Engineer H3edlund to release the bond on Brvnmdck Addition posted 1py 'date Inveex tment. " Carried!' , Ibtion b Bowers, seconded by Printen, that we adopt CMZ SERVICE COMESSION MDIKANi • NO. 52-2K, Chapter 19. A roll call vote resulted in the following: Ares: IS. Scott, Bowers, Printen, and Heise; Nays: Bennett; and so the motion was carried. Although all members are* in favor of the merit system, objection was raised by 14, Bennett because of lack of advance notice of ordinance and chgcking by Village Attorney. M felon by Bowers, seceded by Scott, that we appoint, the following qualified election personnel for the December 2, 1552 election of the village. "Carried" D75TRICT io. 1 DISTRICT No. 2 Ballot Judge Viola Aland Helen :Talker S I Judge Emily Petersen Sllaat Dahlen Judge Irma Hurkman Ethel Sprague Clerk Helen Baker Mary Mauhosey Clerk Mary Meelberg Joyce Lindeman Constable Sibert Cramer S, J. Spree Ballot Judge Judge Judge Clerk Mark Constable Ballot Judge Judge Judge Clerk Clerk Censtb ale November 10,1952 (on a6inuted ) D35TR.ICT #3 Clara Hillstrom Flerenec Crumb Valera Beck Extrude Ryan Caroline Mn7hey Henry Pratt . D33TR CT #4 Valborg Sharboano Holes Carlson Grace Berner Bertha Holmberg - Florence Gaulke Will Liddicoat DISTRICT #5 Luella Connor Bernice Wessman Gladys Sounders Viet Bennethim Lorena Hirsch Wm. 0. Rudrud s ] btion by Boners, seconded by Scott, that we accept the resignation of John R. Vlasek from the Plaming Comntssim. "Carriedw . Mttion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we adopt an amendment oto the zoning ordinance Chapter No. 13-., ordinance no. 52-25. "Carried" �,j, Ibtion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we accept Justice of the Peace Holmes report for the month of October, 19 1952, and order placed on file in the Village office. "Carried* Mtion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the report of Justice of the Peace Blake for the month of September, 1952, and Border placed on file in the Village office. "carried" ?p Irbtiom by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we request Northern States Poser Co. to place a street light at Welcome Aire. and 38th Ave. No. as per their sketch. "Carrieal." Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we give permission to 1. V. Bell y\• Telephon a Co. to place buried cable as per their sketches at the following streetsa 40th Ave. No. between Hampshire and Idaho Avesj across Louisiana Ave. soath of 30th Ave., and 30th Ave. and Douglas Drive. *Carried' )btion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we cancel cigarette license at 3601• Vera Cruz Ave., held by R. J. Bennethum/ "Carried" Mntian by Scott, seconded by Bowers, that we cancel 3.2 beer off -sate license at 3601 Vera Cruz Ave. held by R. J. Benietham. "Carried" bbtion by Scott, seconded by Bennethxr4 that we cancel soft drink license at 3601 Vera Cruz Ave. held by R. J. Bennethum. "Carried" Motion by $evors, seconded by Scott, that we canceh license to operate gas station and two pumps at 3601 Vera Cruz Ave, held by R. J. Benuthum. "Carried" Abtion by Bennet, seconded by Bowers, that we approve license application for sale of cigarettes at 3601 Vera Cruz .Ave. for Albert Nelson, Ralphls Grocery. "Carried" 1 1 1 149 November 10, 1952 (continued) Abtion by Bowers, secamded by Bennett, that we approve license application for 3.2"beer off -sale at 3601 Vera Crus Ave. odor Albert Nelson, Ralphts Grocery, for'the period from November 2, 1952 through December 31, 1.552. *Carried" Ibtion by Scott, seconded by Print&, that we approve a soft drink license to Albert Nelson at 3601 Vera Crus Ave. (Ralph's Grocery) dor the period from. November 2, 1952 through Decesber 31, 1952. "Carried" Abtion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application. of - Albert Nelson for a license to operate a gas station and two pumps at 3601 Vera Crus Ave. for the period from November 2, 1952 through December 31, 1952. "Carried" Potion by Bowers, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Cesspool Service Co. for a scavenger license for the period from November 1, 1952 through December 31, 1952. ' *Carried" Pbtlon by Bowers, s3ece dad by Bennett, that we pay the follevtng properly Terified acceuntss *Carried' Lee: Electric Co. General 14.®1 6. R. Lnsian R & B $ 1.50 Boli Mlowles Co. It & B 20.27 Carlbom Harness Co.Police 13.75 Farnham Stationery general 50.85 Law Berea Co. " 9.97 Factory Sales Co. " 22.36 Schwartz Oil Co. " 16.45 Pare Oil Co. Poor 5.00 R & B 70.50 Albert 0. Nelson " 4C.0© general 7.95 Red Oso. Agency " 17.70 Riteway Pbta+s Police 9.60 F. M. Hass, M. D. general 1.00 sta-Vis Oi]. Co. R & B 73.57 C.L.Amrnerman Co. * 9.50 $. J. Sprague General 310.65 Lincoln Mercury Police 2.70 Pat Ryan X & B 20.00 Mals. gas Co. general 25.08 Crystal Pbtors " 61.25 Manton 'Salt Co. R & B 126.34 Albert Cramer General 7.110 National Bushing Co.General 27.41 C. M. Anderson* 10.00 Richmond & Sons Park 499%00 Wesley Toxin Park 10.00 A.R.Smith & Son General 774.37 'Colin laustaaes * 16.00 Post Pab. Co. " 12.60 brvin Lockwood - 16.00 S.S.#3 7.20 C.M.Andersm *_ 32.00 Imp.#4 12.00 General 13.00 H. R. Tell Co. R & B x.72 Chris Ryan,P.Cash * 9.55 Cash Reg. 'Sales Imp. #4 20.00 R & B .25 H. A. Rogers Co. R & B 65.00 Police .30 Chris Ryan General 50.47 Joyce Lindeman General 34.00 American Linen " 7.50 S.S. #3 15.75 James Truax ° 1.13 Albert Cramer General 12.50 Pat Ryan R & B 15.00 Elizabeth Doherty Imp.#4 43.50 Sipe and Gray Oil General 28.60 C.H.Hedlund " 12.00 R & B 57.62 Doris lobes " 6.00 Mpls. Blue Printing- " 313.47 Wesley Tomn General 71.25 W. J. Fortier Imp. #4 35.00 " 3.75 S.S. #3 105.00 Police 36.25 Great No. Ry. S.S. #3 215.31 Luverne Glebes General 16.13 Northside Meroaxy Police 5.05 Area Adam, " 16.13 Art Petersonts Gar. It 44.75 Elsie Hultcrants * 16.13 Northfield Irm Co. R & B 7.31 Renee Rother ! 16.13 Mlbr-Davis Co. S.S. #3 25.75 Pat Simmons v 16.13 Imp. #4 44.25 S. d. Sprague !' 16.13 Crystal Lbr. Co. R & B 5.25 Viola Aland * 10 General 23.75 Irma Hurfman e 1031 150 November 10, 1952 (continued) Emily Petersen General 10.32 Henry Brom General 10.69 Albert Oro " 10.13 Ellen Dahl " 10.50 May Nbelberg. N 11.67 LaVerne Petersen '! 12.19 Helen Baker " 11.07 Verdell Ofsia un 1' 12.19 Charlene Hensel " 8.07 Verna Danielson " 11.07 Mrs. Chet Hoice 8.07 Audrey Headley !' 8.44 Leon Kemaard " 8.07 Opal Krueger " 8.07 Mary Piercey " 8.07 Edna Matthews " 8.07 Ws. K. Thompson 8.07 Rana OsUund " 8.07 Vivian Schirmers " 8.07 Bertha Holmberg " 8.07 Gertrude Rym !' 11.07 Will Liddicoat a 8.07 Caroline M$rphy " 11.07 Helen Hughes k3a funis Roswld '! 11.07 9.94 Virginia Steffel. " 11.07 Valborg Sharbono " 9.94 Helen Aengren " 11.07 Mrs. Les Kalous ' * 9.94 Frank Gadbois " 10.32 Heled Carlson " 9.94 Luella Conner " 11.25 doe Rlas " 9.94 Wm. 0. R.udrud r 10.50 Grace Berner " 9.94 Clara Lotha w " 10.50 Crystal Mtors '! 15.®0 Stella Levine " 10.50 Crystal Free Church " 15.00 Helen Odean " 13.88 Noble Drag Co. ! 15.00 Bernice Wesman " 13.88 Sears* Hdne. Co. a 2.16 El6 pore Evans * 12.75 Minder Engineering R R B 170.00 &d. Duane Trombley " 12.75 Gust Holm ' " 1,596.84 Lorraine Dysart " 12.75 H. M. Mortensen General 434.16 Deris dobe$ " 12.75 Frank Bickner '! 12.75 Rosemary Thayer " 7.3.13 Clara Hillstrom " 17.25 F16rence Cramb " 10.32 Mary Schreyer " 10.32 Valera Beek " 10.32 Ethel Slmga " 17.25 Hot" Pratt " 9.75 Helen Walker w 12.38 There being no further business, 'PMesiderit Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST es o e Coune jbk 1 151 November 20, 1952 The special adjourned meeting of the Village Council was called -to order an November 20, 1952 by President Heise with the fallowing members answering roll call: Heise, Printon, and Bowers. ]btion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we adopt the following Resolutionst RESCH:UTICK DISMIATING HOURS DURING VHZH TR6 PGLLS SNLLL BE OPER PCRi VIU 40 Z=TICBIS IK THE VSE OF CRISTAL. BE IT AVID BY THE VILLAE COUNCIL o f the Village of Crystal: That for all Village Elections hereafter held in the Village of Crystal, RLaneseta, the polls shall be open at 6:00 olclock A. M. and shall be closed at 8tOU otclock P.M. on the date of each elections. &ffiGLUTI®i DESMUTING DISTRICT ELECTION PLACES IN THE Unum OF CRISTAL, I�IINltESUTA BE IT RESOLVED BY THE-VTF-T COUNCIL of the Village of Crystals That the District Election Places for all elections hereafter hold in the Village of Crystal, ISnsesots, shall be designated as followst I I District I at Crystal Mbtors, 6200 -56th Avenue North - District II at Village Hall, 5510 West Broadway District III at,Crystal Free Church, 6421 -45th Avenue North District IT at Village warehouse, 41.05 Douglas Drive District V at Noble Drag, 4705.36th Avernme North "Casried" There being no further business, President Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. �r 1 102 November 24, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at SOO P.M. by President H. H. Heise with the f93 -loving members answering rellcallt Heise, Bennett, Scott, and Printon. Hartman Carr, Fire Chief, appeared before the Council with a request, resulting in the following action: lotion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we awUwrise the expenditare �• of $25.00 for Chief Carr to attend the Fire Chief meeting in Manespolis on December 1, 1952. *Carried* Chief Carr reported that grass fires were reduced approximately 50% over last year dale to increased fire department efficiency and the printing of fire prevention books: Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we appoint M. L. Slated as a,. electrical inspector for the balance of the year 1952. Fees are to be set at a later date, but mast be no higher than the State Inspector fees. "Carried" 1 group from Welcome Ave., 34th to 36th Avow ., appeared concerning the proposed street. Engineer Hedlund reported that a 60t street would cross the Belson properV on 34th Avenue No. and Welcome Ave. The Village will r 3 try to procure easements an 600 wherever possible and 401 mhore nokt possibles, to got bat. Attorney M Oullagh -will work with.1agineer Hedlund. 1 property W. Hirsch asked for mow plowing on blocked in/3-5th 35th Ave. No. area because there is no fire protection for !coot four houses. The Council instructed Engineer Hedlund to plow private -street at approximately 35th Ave. Is between Fera Gras sad Welcome Avenues. Mr. Judd of Northern States Power Co. appeared together with a gee up of people from 47th Ave. No. and 48th Ave. No., objecting to the high line on 47th Ave. No. Northern States Power engineers are to neat with the Council at a special meeting to be arranged with Northern States Pouor Co. shortly. Attorney 1gcCullagh will check an Fireman's compensation insurance and report to the next Council meeting. Mbtion by Pristen, seconded by Scott, that we authorise the release efthe 5 • bond posted on Byron Ave, in Hand's Addition as per Ingineer Hedlund's recommendations. _ *Carried* Motion by Bennett,, seconded by Printom, that we authorise the release of the b• band posted an Mrray Lane, Second Addition, as per recommendations of the Mader Engineering Co. "Carried* Attorney McCullagh is to check the ]atter on the Soo Line Railway sterni sewer assessments. Frank Nebutga easement was presented and referred to the Planning Commission. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we accept the easement of Maude Merritt covering the extension of Forest Avenue, as fellows: The north 751 of ire south 285# of lot 43, Auditerts Subdivision #226 lying between the - northerly extension of the east and west lines of Forest Ave. a#&;W in Rooney's Addition. 153 November 24, 1952 (continued) 1&. Ryan stated that the petty camp drawer had .shortages of $6.00 in April, 1952, and $13.53 in October, 1952. Council agreed to show two anoints as shortages. Dation: by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt Ordinance 52.23., chapter #-16-5, ffBtDINANC97DETACHM SHAPED FROM THE VUAJAU OF CRMAL. � Roll call rote resulted in the following; Ayes, Scott, Bennett, Printsn, and Heise; Naffs none, and so the =ties was "Carried" Engineer Hedlund reported that 1k. Adkisson had started building ea Fairview Ave. between Tera eras Ave. and. the Great Northern Railroad tracks which 9 should be 301 back farther than at present. The Council instructed Engineer Hedlund to inform &. Adkinmen that they would discuss the natter with him, atthe next Council meeting, lrbtion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we grant permission to the Northern States Power Co. to install one pole at 461h Ave. lie. between fid, Welcome and Ionia Avon.# aYeo install anchor in park, as per their sketch. "Carried" I+btion, by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we peratt Northern States Power G, Co. to plice 7 poles on 47th Ave. No. between Use and Douglas Drive. "Carrit d" ] btian by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Halvorson blas Heating Co. for a licause'to repair, alter, and ,install gas equipment for the period from November 19, 1952 thru- Deceambei 31, 1952, "Carried" lrbtion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we pay the.. following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Miller -Davis Co. N. W: Bell Telephone Minn.Fire Equipment Joseph M. Klux Della Hanson PER Ftand gogan's Grocery Norther= States Power Thomas Tollef son Robert Clarke - Bdldwin' Hartk613t, Sr. C: R. Storm C*.Ryan, Petty Cash Noble Diomg Co. Z'lebarth HresAU, Wendell':, Inc. Borchert=Ingersoll.. Dave ' Dover H. X, Mortensen Mart's Excavating - Fat Ryan Inc. General n PAZ " n k $oor . Gonaml . Park. " " " General " Police e General R&B Poor Gbneral Police R & V " n $36:50 Smith & Dunn Co.1nc. R & N $19:45 20:50 Poo t Pub. Coo General. 72:60 1:30 Northside Mercury Police 10:75 4:29 Hartman Cara General 7:91 1,7:,50 Sa,rsen4mholti R. & B 1,343:80 ,178.83 Williams Hdwe. 40:00 General 65:98 Minn;Sand & Gravel_ R & B 1+6:80 1:00 N: W. Bell. Tel. General 26;25 .251:48 Joe ' Lynch R & B W50 17:20 Sta-Tis < Oil Co: " 17:80 17:20 Ed Ryan, Sheriff Police 46.50 24:90 Schwartz: Oil Co. R. & B "J33 315:25, Polido: 20:56 2+13 General 8:81 9.98 Nichols-Schoenirg " 8.3-11 1:13 C.M.Anderson Park %00 7.12 National. -Bushing R & D 21.60 63:53 Post Pub. Co. General' 112.20 10:90 N. W. Bell Tel. " 66:93 2/+. 45 Albert Cramer a 50:50 4:25 Fritz Westover Dist: 5:60 252:32 G.R.Ceass " 13:60 23:27 PER Fund o 29:57 125:53 Crystal Brook C1nrs. Police 2.50 53:50 S. J. Sprague General 59.60 36.00 154 November 24, 1952 (continued) There being no further business, President H. Heise adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. December 8, 1952 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 8100 P.M• by President Heise, with the following members answering roll call: PrintoYn, Bowers, Heise, Bennett, and Scott. Lotion by Pri jc ton, seconded by Bennett; that we eliminate the utility easements �• now existing bet*een' lots #2 and #3, block #2, and lots #5 and P, block #1, Strodbergts S wyslftes, Secaad Addition. "Carried" Goof. Hanson, Bat and Run Cafe, appeared to sake application for a 3.2 off—sale beer license for the balaance of the year 1952: Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printen, that we approve the application of Goo. Hanson, Eat and Run , Cafe, for a 3.2 beer , off -sale license for the balance of the year, 1952. A'roll call. vete being taken resulted in the following: Ayes: Printann, Bowers, semi Heine; Nays: Scott and Bennett, and so the Ustian was *Carried* Hartman Carr, Fire Chief,, appeared before �he Councilm to submit his resignation effective January 1, 1953. Mption by Bennott, seamdod-by'Scott, that we ve the following list of - off3cers of the Fire Department for the year lq "Carried"'. Chief .. .. . Arnold Sibet �,. Assistant Chief, Worth. . • . . . . Wesley Tana Assistant Chief, South. . . . . . Wilford OwteA ` Captain, Nprth, Days.. . .' .... Richard Baiir 9aptaia, Ngrt$, Nights. .. ... Burton Holmes Captain, South, Days, Frank aaul.ke nCaptain, South, Bights. . Robert Brandt Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we appoint Dorn" 4obletter and Daireld Paine to the Volunteer Fire Department., effective January 1, 1953. . "Calrriee�" Arthur Miller appeared, asking shsthsr.there was an ordinance covering control of garbage. Albrecht will pick �up health officer and check his .complatut that neighbors dumping of garbage is a heal+,h menace. (5603 -32nd Ave. No.) Nielson Brom appeared to present "BreAWxood Msaor, Socgnd Addition, for final Opraral. w Yhtion by Scott, seconded by Beinett, that we accept Browawood Msmnor, Second �• Addition, subject to standard procedure, and that lot #6, Block As show a utility oasewns, ".Carried" , • G 155 December 82 1952 (continued) ** Stsaley, 3201 Forest Ave. Mo., requested :sex removal on private road at 32nd Ave. No. and Forest Ave.. Engineer Hedlund Will check and report to the Council at their next meeting. Pbtion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the division of lot owned by W. NMougall, as followss All that part of the NEI of the S* of Section 5, Township 118, Range 21, bounded by a line described as follows: Comatencing at the S. W. corner of said NEI of the SE4; thence east 116t; thence north 1684; thence east 502; thence north 1202; thence weal 1662; thence south 2881 to the - point of beginning. - »Carried" _ The Clerk announced that the proposed assessment for Storm Sever Mvprovement No. 3 had been filed in his office and that notice of hearing on said assessment had been given in the form nerd manner regauired by laws The Clerk presented an affidavit showing publication of such notice in the official newspaper, which affidavit was examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed an file. The Mayor analunced that the meeting was open for consideastion of objections to the proposed assessment theretofore filed with the Clerk for Storm Sewer Improvement #3 of said village. The Clerk reported that written objections had been filed by Edward M. Peterson, Sr., Leon D. Kennard, Palma Howe, truest B. Larson, Howard Ballweber, Marion Alexander,* Albert Gil.gosch, R. J. Brown, F. Fredrickson, Albert Almendi.nger, William Zirbes, Z*s. Katherine Skelly, William Branson, Ellen Braasell, George Brunson, Ernest Branson, toy Brunsell and Walt Brunsell, Jerome P. LarooWand Great Northern Railway, which objection was withdrawn at the time of the hearing on December 8, 1952. The fttyor then called upon all persons present that had any objections to the assessments for Storer Srwer Improvement No. 3 to state such objections and after a consideration of said objections, Trustee Scott introduced the folllowing Resolution and moved its adoptions YMULUTIuN CONFIDW ASSESSMEM FES. STORM SUM I3WROVENUT N0. 3 BE IT RESCLVED By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: - 1. That the Village Clerk has, with the assistance of the Engineer, heretofore selected by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the construction of Storm Sewer ZVrovement No. 3 of said Village against every assessable lot, piece, or`parcel of land in accordanc3 with the provisions of Law and have prepa5ed and filed with the Village Clerk tabulated statements, in duplicate, showing the proper description pf each and every lot, piece or parcel of land to be specially assessed and the amount calculated against the same. 2. Notice has been duly published as required by law that this Council would meet in regular session at this time and place to pass on the proposed assessment. 3. Said proposed assessment has at all time since its filing been open to inspection and copying by all persons interested, and an opportuniLY has been 156 December C 1952 (continued) given to all interested persons to present their objections, if my, to such pro- posed assessments, sor to arty iter thereof, and said objections hate been heard and considered. 4. The amts specifi$d in the proposed assessments are hereby appro Ted as ascended, by striking therefrom the assessment against the Minnaspolis, St. Paaj 4 Sault Ste. &rie Aailre,ad Right-of-way and modifying the assessments against the Great Northern Railroad rig$t-of-way and Fdatard M. Peterson, Sr. ` 5. This Council finds that each of the lots, piseds or parcels of land enumerated in said proposed assessment was and is specially benefitted by the con - striation of Storm. Sever Improvement No. 3 in the amount in said proposed assess- ment set opposite the description of each lot, or parcel of land and than said anount, so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective lots, pieces or parcels of land therein described, except as executed by Paragraph 4 thereof, b. That the proposed assessment is adopted and confirmed and the same fixed and named in said proposed assessment, with the changes and alterations here. inabove noted, are adopted and confirmed as the proper special assessment for each of said lots, pieces or tracts of land respectively. 7. Said assessment so adopted and confirmed shall be certified to by the Pillage Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon be and constitute the special assessment for the construction of Starm'3ewer Improvement No. 3 of the Village. 8. The amounts assessed against MM each let, piece or parcel of land shale bear interest at the rate hereof until the same have been paid at the rate of 5% per annum. 9. Such assessments shall be payable in twenty (20) equal annual installments, payable an the first Abnday of -Jamaary in each year, beginning in the year 1953 sad continuing until all of said installments shall have been paid, each installment to be collected with tames, collectible during said year, by the County Ns Auditor. 10. The Village Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the Office of the County Auditor of Hennepin County, a certified *Atement of the amount of all of such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be due thereon Oft the first Ibndayd of January In each year. ii.. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly secanided by Trustee Bennett and upon: a vote being taken thereon, the. following voted in faver thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett and Bowers, and the foliewing voted against the same: Printcn; whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. The Clerk announced that the proposed assessment for Street Improvement No. s. had been filed in his office and that notice of heaving on said assessment had been given in the form and mariner required by law. The Clerk presented an affidavit showing publication of such notice in the Official newspaper, which affidavit was examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file. 157 December 8, 1952 (continued) The Mayor announced that the meeting waw open for condideration of objections to the proposed assessments theretofw a filed with the Clerk for Street Improve- ment No. 4 of said village. The Clerk reported that no written objections had been filed. The Mayor then called upon all persons present that had any objections to the assessments for Street Improvement No. 4 to state such objections. After some discussion there being no objections, Trustee Bennett introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RE5 LUTIOK C(NFI€ ENG ASSESSMTS FOR STREET DIFROVE• MCC No. 4 7 BE IT RESOLVED BT THE VILLAGE COUNCIL of the V�LUage of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: I/ That the Village Clerk has, with the assistance of the Engineer, here- tofore selected by this Council for such purpose, calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the construction of Street Improvement No. 4 of said village against every assessible lot, piece or parcel of ladd in accordance with the provisions of last, and has prepared and filed with the village clerk tabulated statements in duplicate, showing the proper description of each and every lot, piece or parcel of land to b3e specially assessed and the amount calculated against the same. II. Notice has been duly published as required by lar that this Council would meet in regular session at this time and place to pass on the proposed assessment. MM Said proposed assessment has at all times since its filing been open to inspection and copying by all persons interested, and an opportmity has been given to all interested persons to present their objections, if any, to-sach proposed assessments, or to any item thereof, and said objections have been heard and considered. IV. The amounts specified in the proposed assessments are hereby approved as amended, by striking therefrom the assessment against the Minneapolis,, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railroad right -ow -way. V. This Council finds that each of the lots, pieces or parcels of land enumerated in said proposed assessment was and is specially benefitted by the construction of Street Improvement No. 4 in the amunt in said proposed assess- ment set opposite the description.of each lot, piece or parcel of land and that said amunt, so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective lots, pieces or parcels of land therein described, except as excluded by Paragraph IT hereof. _ 158 December 8, 1952 (continued), VI. Said proposed assessment is adopted and confirmed and the amus. fixed and named in said proposed assessment, with the changes and alterations hereinabove made, are adopted and confirmed as the proper special assessment for each of said lots, pieces or tracts of land respectively. VII. Said assessments so adopted and confirmed shall be certified to by the Village Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereupon, be and constitute the special assessments for the consthuction of Street T.mprovement No. 4 of the Villagef MT. The amounts assessed against each lot, piece or parcel of land shall bear interest from the date hereof until the same have been paid at the rate of 5% per annum/ 1X. Such assessments shall be payable in five (5) equal annual installments, except as ttD curb and Batter nad sidewalk improvements, which shall be payable in ten (10) equal annual installments, all payable an the first Monday in January in each year, beginning in the year 1953 and continuing until all of said installments shall have been paid. Each installment to be collected with taxes, I collectible during said year by the County Auditor. ]C. The Village Clerk is hereby directed to awake up and file in the office of the County Auditor of Hennepin County, 4ortified statement of the amount of all such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be doe thereon on the first Monday in January of each year. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution, was duly seconded by Trustee Boxers, and upas: vote being taken thereon the following voted in laver thereof: Heise, Scott, Bennett, Bowers and Printcu, and the following voted against the same: none; :whereupon said Resolution was declared duly passed ani a adopted. Canvass of the election was held, but because election jidges had not carried forth the totals of the special ballot, the meeting was postponed to 6:00 P.M., December 9, 1952, so that the Village Attorney mW determine whether the Canvass Board could accept the incomplete totals. This meeting was cancelled because of action taken later in the greeting. W. John Peitso appeared concerning a commercial permit in the H. W. DeValk residence on West Broadway, and requesting the rezoning of the H. W. DeValk q property at -584 6 West Broadway (Part ae lot 3, Auditor's Subdivisim #226). Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we refer the above natter to the Planning Commission. for their recommendations. *Carried* Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we adopt ELECTRICAL CRDIUNCE \°' #52-26, as read by Attorney M Oullagh. *Carried gnanimemaly* 1 1 159 December 8, 1952 (condnued) Motion by Bennett, seconded by Boxers, that we release certified checks in the t1 amamt of ;875.00, previously posted for the completion of streets, to Frank GaulIce, as per Engineer Hedlund!s recommendations. "Carried" Engineer Hedlund was instructed to obtain bond for the completion of Scott �a Ave. in Bodeals Addition before accepting Regent Ave. Nation by Printon, we-mded by Bennett, that we release the bond on Schroeder- 13 Addition, as per Engineer Hedlandts recomm"dations. "Carried" The office was instructed to prepare specifications for a bid on a calculator for presentation at the next Council meetii:g. Mot3 on by Bennett, secon ded by Bowers, that we approve the division of the lot owned by John Paulson, as follows: Division of lot 3, Auditoria Subdivision 14. #311, 60+ on the west side, and 721 on the east side as per the recommendations of the Planing Commission. - "Carried" Motion by Printon, seceded by Bennett, that we accept a drainage easemrent from is Dorothy Botcher mad Christie Botcher as follows: Over part of lot 17, Yale - Garden Homes. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that we accept a bond covering streets - 16- in o,in Mrray Lane, Third Addition,, bond being submitted by Associated Con tractors "Carried" W. Bermett reported a prefab dwelling being erected on 34th Ave. lie. between Brunswick and Zane Aves, Building 3hspecter Sprague stated that the builder � �' will appear at the next meeting and no fai-cher eaastraction will be made before than. Motion by Bowers, seconded by Bennett, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Chris Ryan Post Publishing Hartman Carr MLnseapolis Gas Co. Crystal Motors Crystal Free Church Noble Drug Co. Joyce Lindeman Ethel Sprague S. J. Sprague Helen Walker Alice Hancberg Ellen Dkhlen Valborg Sharbono Grace Berner Helen Carlson Florence Gaulks Bertha Holmberg Will Liddicoat Henry Pratt Valera Beck General w N $ !45.01$ Ossein Repair Shop Park 15.60 Minn. Fire Equipment General. S. Knott Co. " 25.00 Crystal Motors R & B 37.96 biatiacl al Bashing &Parts " 30.00 Police 30.©0 Ameerie sn Linen Co. General 30.00 Sipe do Gray Oil Co. Poor 13.50 S. J. Sprague General 13.50 Robdale School Dist 13.50 13.50 13.5© R UB 13.50 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 4.4745-00 • Albert Cramer C.M.Arlderson Smith -Duns, Inc. Farnham Stationary Nichols-Schoening City of Robbinsdale Robi7lard DJC Arthur Johnsen Post Publ. Larseaa•Emiielt$ Schwartz Oil Co. w General 12.00 • �&B w Police Poor General 12.00 Police 12.38 R A li Polio e General 2.00 .50 8.04 31.21 12.20 7.50 8.15 7.18.73 18.00 39.50 b3.A0 19.5© 19.15 87.56 564.49 17.2? 9.00 1.19 -88.].3 2©.56 8.81 N • Albert Cramer C.M.Arlderson Smith -Duns, Inc. Farnham Stationary Nichols-Schoening City of Robbinsdale Robi7lard DJC Arthur Johnsen Post Publ. Larseaa•Emiielt$ Schwartz Oil Co. w General 12.00 • �&B w Police Poor General 12.00 Police 12.38 R A li Polio e General 2.00 .50 8.04 31.21 12.20 7.50 8.15 7.18.73 18.00 39.50 b3.A0 19.5© 19.15 87.56 564.49 17.2? 9.00 1.19 -88.].3 2©.56 8.81 160 Nildred Bates Florence Crumb Gertrude Ryan Caroline Pbrphey Violet Bennethatm Lorena Hirsch Wm.. 0. Rudrad Luella Connor Gladys Saunders Ruth Race Albert Cramer Mary Melberg Mrs. Duncan McDougal Irma Hurkman Viola Aland Emily Petersen Albert 0. Olson Crown Iron Works Co. W. E. Lahr Co. Fredrickson Foundry Regent Fuel Oil Co. Crystal Lumber A. R. Smith & Son Farnham Stationery Schwartz Oil Co% December 8, 1952 (continued) Genual N a a N ' a N M " M a a M N a a Po1Sr R&B Police R&B General N a Park General R&B a Polic e Gene r al 12.38 12.38 12.38 12.38 13.13 13.13 13.13 13.13 13.13 13.13 12.75 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.©0 12.00 46.75 35.00 .49 6.90 24.94 121.35 38.49 36.53 2.00 2.45 45.83 10.69 4.58 Larsen- tholts Police $ 4.19 Schwar�s Oil Col R & B 88.13 Police 20.56 General 8.81 Bob Knowles Ford Co.Polia a 120.43 Mi1.].er••Davis Co. General 7.23 Jay W. Craig Co. Imp'. A-9,113.44 Forbes Stam Co. Police 2.00 Parkside Hdwe. Co. General 2164 Police .59 R & B 18.33 Wesley Town General 29.00 R & B 29.00 Gast Holm Co. * 840.89 Potion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we move to retain Silas Sprague as a fan time employee and building inspector at a salary rate of $300.00 per mouth, effective December 9, 1952. Roll can vote being ;taken resulted in the following: Ayes, Printon and Bowers; nays, Bennett, Scott, and Heise, and so the motion "Failed* Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we adept a Resolutim pertaining to erection canvass. (See. P. ' --f #9 "Carried* Motion by Bowers, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Geo. Hanson, Eat and Run Cafe, for a 3.2 off -sale beer license for the period frons December 8, 1952 thru December 31, 1952. *Carried" Potion by Scott, seconded by Beauiett, that the report of Justice of the Peace .0' Burton Holmes for kovember, 19523 be accepted and order it placed on file is the village office. *Carried* Potion by Bowers, aeceioded by Bennett, that we accept easements from Frank ftutga and E. L. Crips for street purposes ever the westerly thirty (30) �. fset of the north two hundred (240) feet of lot eleven (11), block four (4), SWmyview Hills, and over the westerly thirty (30) feet of that part 29f 14t eleven (11), block fear (4), Surmyviem: Hills, lying south of the north tvo hundred (200) feet thereof and west of a line dram parallel with and distant orae hundred fifty (1501 feet east "of the west line of said let eleven (11). "Carried" There being no fprther business, President Heise adjourned the seetin subject to the C e Chair. ATTEST169, f I L-. 01 ark- ` /.ice.+ i 1 1614 Canvass Board Resolution TEEMS, the Annual Village Election was held in the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota on Tuesday, December 2, 1952, and the tally books provided for the purpose are now available, BE IT RESOLVED By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal in its capacity as canvassing board, that the results of said election as the same appear from the returns, are as follows: Counci&man: Don Anderson Marvin Dilley George I. Hansen Hobert G. Headley Elias Iversen Clerk: Clara Hillstrom Al Smith Assessor: Danny Mahoney Merle Edwards S chns i dewind Justice of the Peace.* Burton Holmes Constable: W. D. Dover Joseph M. Iluz 328 31 232 421 54 569 498 597 450 947 497 482 Special Ballot on Establishment of Merit System for Employees Yes: 186 Not 116 And by reason thereof, it is hereby determined that the following have been elected: Trus tee : Robert G. Headley Clerk: Clara Hillstrom Assessor: Danny Mahoney Justice of the Peace: Burton Holmes Co no table : A . D . Dover and that the rote on the Ordinance establishing a Merit System for Employment, -, e 162 Promotion, Dismissal and Discipline of Employees of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota was adopted by a majority of those voting on the question and the Village Clerk to hereby directed to give written notice to each person chosen of his election to the office named and shall certify the results of said election to the County Auditor. [J 1 161 December 22, 1952 The regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7,00 P.M. with the following _members answering roll call: Frinton, Heise, Bennett, Scott, and Bowers. Police Superintendent Albrecht reported that the garbage trouble previously reported on 34th mad Vera Cruz Aves. is now taken care of. Ray Jordan asked permission to repair the building at 3007 Welcome Ave. on � which he had started work and was stopped by Building Inspector Sprague because he had no permit. Engineer Hedlund and Si Sprague will investigate on Tuesday, December 23, 1952, and report backto the Council. Steven Miller, 5604 Regent Ave. No., appeared concerning the Bodes Addition streets. Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we accept Regent Ave. and Scott A. Ave. in Bodeen*s .Addition as per Hedlund*s recommendations. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Bennett., that we accept the plat of Robinson t Terrace, subject to final approval by the Planning Commission, and the checking of adjacent streets by the Village Engineer. "Carried" Mr. Oltuan appeared c concerning property at 36th and Welcome Ayes. Mr. 003man agreed to give the Village a 30•t easement and was referred to the Pl.annift Commri.s sionn. Ma Schaber appeared requesting rezoning'of property back of the Super Marlat and was referred to the Planning Commission, potion by Scott, secmded by Bennett, that we advertise for a calculator as per specifications on file in the Village office, bids to be opened on January 12, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we place on file in the Village office the petition for blacktop and curb and gdtter on Mail Ave. from 47th to 4th Aves/ No. "Carried" Motion by Printm, seconded by Scott, that we accept the bond of Justice *of 8 the Peace Burton Holmes in the amount of'$500.00 for the year 1953. "Carried" pbtian by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we rescind action on Burton Holmes' board, because band has not yet been apprdved by the Village -Attorney. "Carriedt Motion by Printon, seconded by Bowers, that we approve the applic at i m of George Hanson, Bat and Run Cafe, for a 3.2 off-adale beer license for they year 1955. A• roll call vote being taken resulted in'the following: Ayes: Printm, Heise, arA Bowers;Nays: Bennett and Scott. - "Carried" Engineer He d �rC�p--ow t d on a previous request for snow plowing of the private driveway ofa��si�us. He recommended that no plowing be done. W. D. Dover board as constable was presented for approval, but no action was taken as it had not yet been approved by'the Village Attorney. Dan ftat•Hanly of the Fire Department stated tlatt we could have the use of tlae Aqua Jester jeep 'for the fire department's use for payment of insurance and storing. 162 December 22, 1952 (continued) Notion by Printon, seceded by Bennett, that we authorize the Fire Department 1p' to proceed with negotiations for taking over a jeep fixe track .from the Aqua Jesters. The pillage will pay insurance and stare vehicle and tittle will remain in the Aqua Jester's nacre/ "Carried" Attorney McCullagh explained recount procedure to a group of people. Mayor Heise questioned whether McCullagh could represent Hillstromi sad Headley. NcCullagh stated that the contest is a civil action, and does not conflict. Heise said that McCullagh shod retract the statement which appeared on December 19, 1952, in MLnnespolis Star, in which he was quoted as saying that the pillage contested the recount. He stated that he had not made the statement and had no objection to the Council changing the article. Administrative Assistant Ryan stated that two contractors had made the statement that they had been asked for kickbacks from the pillage office. W. dust Holm was named as one of the coxplainers. Scott was directed to write a letter to Holm, requesting his appearance before the Council at their meeting of January 12 to explain the charges. W. Rye refused to name the second man. Notion by Frinton, seconded by Bowers, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" N. W. Bell Telephone N. W. Nitl. Bank N. W. Natl. Bank First Natl. Bank Sipe and Gray Oil Co. Associated Sales Co. Baldwin Hartkopf, Sr. Ed Ryan, Sheriff Post Pub. Co. Phil Gagnon Mart's Excavating Robillard Electric D. A. Nelson, Trea.s Leag. of Minicipalities Bob Knowles Ford Co. A.Y.McDonald Mfg.Co. tBorcherr-Ingersoll Wk. H. Ziegler Co. D & D ffg. Co. Harlan Mortensen General $26.25 PIR 7,685.44 imp. #4-2,005.00 Imp. #2 Post Pub. Co. 15,871.30 R & B 71.50 " 10.56 Schttartz Oil Co. 38/80 Police 7.50 General 214.95 0112.00 General R & B 32.00 Police 39.49 General 11.40 " R &B Genf ral R&B " General " R&B Police Northside Mercury " Chris Ryan, Petty Cash a General R&B Parkside HdVe. General Park R&B 10.00 23.12 15.75 2.78 .22 15.00 57.43 265.80 90.30 1.62 .35 14.75 4.p8 6.68 .39 .51 Osseo Plbg. & Htg. General W. St. Nott CO. " A. R. Smith & Son " " R&B Post Pub. Co. General C. M. Anderson " Albert Crave r a Schttartz Oil Co. a R&B Police R &B Osseo Repair Shop General Northern States Power " Park St .Liter National Bushing R & B Miller -Davis Co. General S. J. Sprague " Farnham Stationery " $15.00 10.97 23.89 .92 13.20 24.00 46.50 7.05 16.45 70.50 15.75 68.98 1.00 273.11 2.31 1.40 155.54 8.90 2.55 .11.00 9.36 225.00 73.56 16.87 8.95 8.50 Notion by Bennett, seconded by Pri#te, that Northern States Power Co. be permitted to place 5 poles on Hampshire Ave. between 33rd and 35th ive. No. "Carried" 1 1 1 R&B Crys tal Welding & Rep. " Elliott Auto Supply " N. W. Hama Fuel General Williams Hdwe. Co. R & B Wesley Tonn Police Raymond's D% Service ". R&B $15.00 10.97 23.89 .92 13.20 24.00 46.50 7.05 16.45 70.50 15.75 68.98 1.00 273.11 2.31 1.40 155.54 8.90 2.55 .11.00 9.36 225.00 73.56 16.87 8.95 8.50 Notion by Bennett, seconded by Pri#te, that Northern States Power Co. be permitted to place 5 poles on Hampshire Ave. between 33rd and 35th ive. No. "Carried" 1 1 1 163 December 22, 1952 (continued) Nbtion by Bennett, seconded by Bowers, that Northwestern Bell Telephone be y. granted permisssion to place burbd cable on 47th Ave. No* between wail and Perry Avenues/ "Carried" ] btim by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the applications of Elmer Hartwig, The Bungalows, for a cigarette license for the period from Jamary 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" Mc,tion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that are approve the application. of H. K. Walker, Crystal Liquor Store, for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Notion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Henry Rutmaa, Crystal Pharmacy, for a cigarette license for the period from Jarmary 1,1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Notion by Printm, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Anna Bienias, Annus Grill, for a cigarette license for the period from Jarnary 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" Notion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of I. Paster, Crystal Heights Grocery, for a cigarette license for the period from Jam wy 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carrie d" Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of W. J. Brisky, Palace Inn, for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Notions by Printon, secmded by Scott, that we approve the application of Albert Nelson, Ralph's Grovery, for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru-December 31, 1953. "Carried" Nbtion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of K. A. Kivi, Dairyland, for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1953 thra December 31, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Louis Paulson, Suburban Liquors, for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carrie d" I4btion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Dick Baser, 'Oddie and Dickas, for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 3%3. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Geo. Hanson, Eat & Run. for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953•. "Carried" Notion by Bennett, seconded by Frinton, that we approve the application of A. R. Smith, Smith Grocery,, for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953-. "Carried" Notion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Drug, for license for the from W. Kato, Noble a cigarette period January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953.. "Carried" Notion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of John Hreha, 4mestion Mark Cafe, for a cigarette license for the period from January 11 1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" 164 December 22, 1952(continued) Notion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of E. R. Durand, Crystal Grocery, for a cigarette license -for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, RwA= Frnk Linehan, Linehan's Liquors, from January 1, 1553 thru December 31, that we approve the application of for a cigarette license for the period 1953• "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of H. K. 'Walker, Crystal Liquor Store, for a soft drink license for the period from January 11 1953 thea December 31, 1953• "Carried" Motion by Frinton, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Henry Rutmarn, Crystal Pharmacy, for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried"' Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Anna Bienias, Annis Grill, for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru. December 31., 1953. • "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ray Peterson, Crystal Nbtors, for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, Irv. Paster, Crystal Heights Grocery, from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, that we approvethe application of for a soft drins license for -the period. 1953. "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Albert nelson, Raiphas Grocery, for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carri.ede Notion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of K. A. Kivi, Dairyland, for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Pbtion by Scott, seconded by Printon, Louis Paulsen, Suburban Liquor Store, from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, that we approve the application of for a soft drink license for the period 1953. "Carried" Notion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Dick Baier, Eddie & Dick's, for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• • I"Carried" Notion by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Geo. Hanson, Eat & Run Cafe, for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru. December 31, 1953. • "Carried" Not ion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of &. Katz, Moble Drug, for a soft drink license for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. ° "Carried" Nbtion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of E. R. Durand, Crystal Grocery, for a soft drink license for the period from. January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953.- "Carriedw 1 1 1 165 December 22, 1952 (continued) Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Henry Rutman, Crystal Pharmacy, for a soda fountain for period of one year, January 1, s 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Nbtion by Scott, seconded by Printan, that we approve the application of Nhr. Katz, Noble Drug, for a soda fountain for period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Notion by'Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of H. K. %calker, Crystal Liquor Store, for sale of x3.2 beer off-sa]s , for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Printaa, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Henry Rutman, Crystal Pharmacy, for sale of 3.2 beer off -sale, for the period from January 1, 155 3 three December 31, 1953• "Carried" Notion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of I. Paster, Crystal Heights Pharmacy, for sale of 3.2 beer off -sale for this period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Notion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of E. R. Durand, Crystal Grocery, for sale of 3.2 beer off -sale for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Nbtion by Bennett, seconded by Print,on, that we approve the application of Albert Nelson, Ralph's Grocery, for sale of 3.2 beer off -sale for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Frinton, that we approve the application of Mtion by Bennett, seconded by/K. A. Kivi, Dairyland, for sale of 3.2 beer off -sale for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Notion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Louis Paulson, Suburban Liquor Stare, for license for sale of 3.2 beer off -sale for the period from January 1, 1953 three December 31, 143.ied" Motion by Scott, seconded by Berne tt, that we approve the application of Dick Baier, Eddie and Dick's, for license for sale of 3.2 beer off -sale for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Lotion by Pri.nton, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ik. Katz, Noble Drug, xfor license for sale of .3.2 beer off -sale for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" Notion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve theapplication of Anna Bienias, Ann=s Grill, for license for operation of t-Ostaurant and lunch counter for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December' 31, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of_ Geo. Hanson, Eat & Run Cafe, for license for operation of restaurant and lunch counter for the period from January 1, 1953 three December 31, 1953. "Carried" Notion by Bennett, sec coded by Printan, that we approve the application of Chleen Dairy for license to operatelinilk trucks for period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• 1 "Carried" 16 December 22,1952 (oo ntinued) Potion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Northland YcLlk & Ice Cream for a license to operate one milk track for thea period from January 1, 155 3 tbxut December 31, 1953 • "Carri ed" Notion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Franklin Cooperative Creamery Assn. for a license to operate three milk truka for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Notion by Printan, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Ewald Bros. fora license to'operate six milk trucks for the period from January 1, 10 thru December'3L, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Cloverleaf Creamery for a license °to operate one milk truck for tis period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carrid" Potion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Delano Dairy for a license to operate one milk truck for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Gilbertson & Surface for a license 'to operate a scavenger service for one half month thru December 31, 155 2. "Carried" Notion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of N & P Auto Service, V. Peterson, for a license to operate a gas station and two pumps for the period frm"January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953."Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that tete approve the application of Clark's Flying Service for a license to operate a gas station and one pump for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Potion by Printon, secomded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Lakeland Skyways' for a license to operate a gas station with one pump fof the period from January 1,1953 thru December 31, 1953. "Carried" Motion by Scott, seconded by Printon, that we approves the application of K. Maxwell, Maxwell Aircraft, for a licea se to operate a gas stats on with one pump for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953."Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ray Peterson, Crystal Motors,, for a license to operate a gas station with two pumps for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953."Carried" Motion by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application or Norman Gana, Bonded Petroleum Service, for a license to operate a gas station with four pumps for the period from January 1,1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Ptinton, that we approve the application d Albert Nelson, Ralph's Grocery, for a license to operate a gas station with two pumps for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953•"Carried" MIotioan by Scott, secmded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Dick Baier, Eddie and Dick's, for a license to operate a gas station with two pumps for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953."Carried" I December 22, 1952 (continued) Mc►tion'by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Walter 'Sipe, Sipe and. Gray Oil Co., for a, license to maintain sholessle oil and gas storage tanks for the period from January 1, 1953 thru. December 31, i X953. "Carried" Nbti,bn by Printon, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of E. J. aivigny, Regent Fuel Oil Co., for a license to maintain wholesale oil and gas storage tanks for. the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" - Motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of H. L. Schwartz, Schwartz Oil Co., for a license to maintain wholesale oil - mad gas storage tanks for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" jbtioa by Printon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of King Gas Co. for a license to maintain -wholesale oil and gas storage tanks for the period from January 1, 1953 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" • Motion by Bennett, seconded by Printon, that we approve the application of Norman Ganz, far a license to operate a cab service and four cabs for the period, from January 1,' 155 3 thru Deco nber 31, . 1953• "Carried" Motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of General Outdoor Advertising,Co. to maintain an advertising sign (license) for -the period from January 1, 153 thru December 31, 1953• "Carried" There being no fhrther business, President H. H. Heise adjourned the meeting sob ject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST Pres' ant' of the Counci December 22, 1952 Special Meeting Special meeting called by Mayor Heise,at 8:00 A.M. December 22, 1952,, all ;:members, present . Police Chief Albrecht apo;peared and stated that two members of the; Police Department had presented information to him which he believed wm ld have a bearing on the December .9th election recount totals. t Officer, Patrolman ;Hassel.strom appeared before the Council and said that he and/Tor�y ,, (, Kastanos went to .the Village Hall at approximately 3:15 a.m.-December 3rd ,•. and saw Chris -Ryan, Chester Anderson, and Marvin. -Carlson drinking in the office. Hasselstrom.said he heard Ryan make°the statement that there were _ enough initialed ballots to change, the results +of the election. At '3:30 A.M. Mr. Ryan gave the order that"everyone should get out". Officer Hasselstrom took Kastanos home, made his -business rounds and. returned to the Vi]lage Hallat approximately 4x15 A.M. and he was met in the hall by Chester Anderson and Chris Ryan and was told by Ryan to "get out - what you don#t know won*t hurt you". S' 6 December 22, 1952 Special Meeting (continued) Officer Tony Kastanos appeared and stated that he came in to the Hall at about 3:15-A.M. December 3rd with Hasselstrom and stated that Chris Ryan, Chester Anderson, and Marvin Carlson were drinking. Kastanos said he heard Ryan make the statement that there were enough initialed ballots to change the results of the election. He stated that Marvin Carlson left for home about 3:30 A.M. Kastanos also stated that he was told by Ryan to get out of the Hall at 3:45 A.M. and farther stated that Ryan was sitting in.his car outside the Hall when.Hasselstrom and Kastanos palled away in the police car. Hasselstrom then took Kastanos hoarse/ Motion was made by Bennett and seconded by Printon, that Police Chief Albrecht �,• immediately take the above informations to the State Crime Bureau for investiga- tion. Motion was passed unanimously. ATTEST Presid at of -aic ounci e January 3, 1953 SPSV,Ial meeting of the Council was called to order at 2-.40 P.M. Saturday," Jana 3, 1953, with the following members answering roll call/., Hillst m, Headley.,Frinton, and Heise. / Heise call on Bennett to inform the people what the moeti was for. Bennett ask eise if he wanted to inform the two new n s of the Council. about what had pend at the special meeting and race i no answer. Instead Heise asked Hill om if she had the jainut{es of this s cial meeting and she answered "No". Bud cott came forward with the min. es in question. Heise asked the Clerk to re these minutes. They were r ad and approved as read. Trustee Bennett .moved that he - position of Ad ' strative Assistant be abolished and that Chris Ry be dismissed fr his employment by the Village of Crystal, effective immediat Trustee eadley seconded the motion and upon a vote being talo the foil g vot in favor thereof: .Ayes: Bennett, Hillstrom, and Headley; and the f o ' g voted against the motion: Heise acid Printcn*'whereupon said motion was de ed adopted: Heise thought Ryan should have •a c e \23 eak in his own -behalf so he was called forward. He said his hoar were ,8:30 A.M. to 400 P'.M.,�but it being election day, he came bac in the to help. He said he ,picked up the ballots from Precinct 1 and lockeem in ,the files.- He was . around for some time after t ballots wount the midnight, calked on the Danny Mahoney'+s, cam from•here 2:00' - has -coronary thrombosis so needs bran '} he gets eak spells". He got a "Weak spell", "made a ong tarn" and''back to the illage Hall to get Chester Anderson. to •ge him a bottle of e" to mi'x with is drink, so he could get home. He id he'got there bethe Mietter f e cail 'comae in (Fire trucks went t at 2:10 .A.M. Irl c in again , at 2 :52 N. ). , Hesaid he helped Q ster Anderson with thee calls, He -,said a went home after that. ' W McCullagh wanted to gtie� Ryavi. Ryan answer ' "Insofar as this matte if before the grand- jury,enu Mr. k�Cullagh to a me any questions' it this matter is disposed of, by the grand jury". But he said he would saver one question.- Mr. M:Cullagh said, "Did you hear the state- ments a at the Special Meeting concerning what you said about the -ballots?" Ryan aid he couldnIt remember making any such statements. He refused to answer any further questions.