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1949 City Council Minutes27 January 10, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M. January 10, 1949 by President D. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering roll Call; Jackson, Osterhus, Bennett, Scott and Bronstad. The minutes of the December 27, 1949 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, to appoint Jason W. Bennett to fill the unexpired term of Leo Schmock, expiring December 31, 1950- "Carried" -1, Otto Hendrickson offered to deed the south half of 32nd Ave. from Brunswick Ave. to Zane Ave. To be referred to the Road and Bridge Chairman for investigation. Mr. Lisy, 45th and Brunswick, and Mr. Rockney asked for a petition for grading and blacktop - ping on Brunswick and Adair. Obtain a Fire Department Ordinance from surrounding communities and League of Municipalities. -1� A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Elmer Hartwig for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to Dsdember 31, 1949. "Carried" J-�° A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ziebarth Bros., Inc. for a Sof t Drink License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Ralph Bennethum for a 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ralph Bennethum for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried4" • A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Balph Bennethum for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Ewald Bros. Dairy for a license to operate 4hree (3) milk trucks for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" J -i1, - A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Sierl A. Morehouse and Nels E. Magnuson for a 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Sierl A. Morehouse and Nels E. Magnuson for a Soft Drink License for therperiod from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" .�-13, A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Sierl A. Morehouse and Nels A. Magnuson for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949• "Carried" `fib January 10, 1949, continued .�-1qi A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Mrs. Svsie Schaeffer to operate a trailer camp for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of the Clover Leaf Creamery Co. for a license to .operate a milk truck for the perid from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" J_lteI A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the applica ion of the Topper, Inc. for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to comber 31, 1949- "Carried" 949." ried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the appli ation of the Boyer Garbage Service for a license to operate a garbage truck for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" Igo motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of 0 eon Dairy to operate a milk truck for the period from January 1, 1949 to Dece er 31, 194 . " ried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the applicat on of Pre wady and Carl Engebretson to operate a Garbage Collection Service, South f 36th Ave and East of Douglas Drive. NC&rriedN ')—�c0/ Reappointments to the Planning Commission were tabled until the Jan ry 24th meeting, await- ing consideration and recommendations of the Planning Commission. motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that Fred Schmidt be reapi6ointed Foreman for the year 1949 at a salary of $215.00 per month. " rried" . McCullagh is to draw proceodings for vacating alleys in Welcome Park. Refe to the Planning Commission. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we instruct Northern States Power Co. to install street lights at 44th and Forest Aves., and 35th and Orchard Aves. as recommend- ed by Osterhus. "ried" J -a4/ A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we instruct Northern States Power Co. to install,power poles as per their print. " rried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we accept the bond of constable CIule Martens, ($500.00), subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. " rried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we accept the bondRussell V. Blake, Justice of the Peace, ($500.00), subject to the approval of the Vil ge Attorney. J -a -\d A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we tentatively appr of Ostman's Addition, subject to the approval of the Planainf Commi bonds for completion of streets. J I;A/ A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we appoint Wm- S. R for the year 1949. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we pay the following accounts., "Carried" the proposed plat on, and'posting of "Carried" ie as Wood Inspector "Carried" rly verified "Carried" 6367 Geo ..R. Cease Gen' 1 125.00 6379 Umth Mfg. Co . I R & B 2.00 1 29 January 10, 1949, continued 4cr President of the Council January 24, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 4:30 P.M. January 24, 1949, by President 0. J. Bronstad, the following members answering roll call:- Jackson, Osterhus, Bennett, Scott, and Bronstad. The minutes of the January 10, 1949 meeting were_ read and approved. Ralph W. Fors and Iver Peterson, who represent Carriers of Minnesota, Inc., and who have recently purchased the F. 0. Tessem property at 5241 West Broadway, appeared before the Council to present plans for making concrete products. The Council agreed that it would be a esirable business fob the Village. C. -A. Martens, Constable, reported on Mrs. Hanson, whose property &butte on the alley along the N. Line of Welcome Park, and whose sink drain empties onto the alley. Mrs. 6369 Edith F. Rennie Gen'1 16.20 6380 . Nobahfield-.Bron Co.R & B 2.00 6369 Henry Pratt " 22.00 6381 John Dasa " 10..50 6370 Miller -Davis " 1.75 6382 Bert Hanford " 10.00 6371 Ziebarth Bros., Inc. " 21.22 6383 Otto Veit " 21.00 6372 Sessing Hardware Co. " 9.96 b394 National Tea Co. Pobr 25.00 6373 Chippewa Springs " 3.50 6385 Cordell's Grocery " 47.77 6374 Fred Schmidt R & B 107.50 ' ' 6386 Ohleen Dairy " 4.85 6375 Lindgren) s 66 Service " 8.38 6397 Harvey E. Petersen Parks 34.00 6376 Standard Oil Co. " b.81 6388 Albert Cramer . " 10.50 6377 General Store " 9.55 6399 Elvin First Aid Supply " 14.50 6378 Flittee Sand and Gray.Co." 14.40 S _)Lo` / A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we rescind the motion ordering a street light at 45th and Forest Aves., as entered in the minutes of the December 27, 1948 mee ting. "Carried" J_ -!,(Z,, Cease, grickle and Scott are to meet before the next meeting to formulate a building inspector plan. �•3 � A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve a rate of 70 per mile for the assessor and his deputies in his assessing duties for his term of office. "Carried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the appointment, made by the assessor of Mrs. Leo Schmock as deputy assessor. "Carried" Y ,)- 33 The recorder is to call Mr. Kidwell, Veteran's Relief, to get the latest information on Mr. La Pointe, a Minneapolis resident who has moved his family into a chicken coop ` on the property owned by the Devines, 36th and Brunswick; let the Council know the results; and work with Marion Muir. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. 4cr President of the Council January 24, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 4:30 P.M. January 24, 1949, by President 0. J. Bronstad, the following members answering roll call:- Jackson, Osterhus, Bennett, Scott, and Bronstad. The minutes of the January 10, 1949 meeting were_ read and approved. Ralph W. Fors and Iver Peterson, who represent Carriers of Minnesota, Inc., and who have recently purchased the F. 0. Tessem property at 5241 West Broadway, appeared before the Council to present plans for making concrete products. The Council agreed that it would be a esirable business fob the Village. C. -A. Martens, Constable, reported on Mrs. Hanson, whose property &butte on the alley along the N. Line of Welcome Park, and whose sink drain empties onto the alley. Mrs. 30 January 24, 1949, continued 3=son agreed to correct the situation by the first of April, 194 the responsibility of raising the alley to stop water from flowin property. J-36 / A motion.by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we table the matt Clerk salaries until the February 14, 1949 meeting. J-37 Mr. Bronstad designated Wednesday, February 2, 1949, 6:30 P.M. as meeting to be held attthe Village Hall to discuss clerk salaries, commi$sion appointments. J-35 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt the foll . The Village realises from the Park on to her r of Clerk and Deputy "Carried" special Council lacing, and planning ng resolution: WHRMS: Proposals have been made that legislation be secured through the 1949 Session of the Minnesota Legislature to allot the people of Hennepin County to vote ow the question of allowing the City of Minneapolis to establish a separate count government; and, WIERUS: We, the governing body of the Village of Crystal, fel that this legislation would be in the beat interests on the General welfare of Hennepin �ovnty,' NOW, therefore, be it resolved that we, the governing body of the Village of Crystal, do hereby approve such legislation and urge the members of the 16 slature from Hennepin County to work for its passage. The question was on the adoption and there were five (5) yeas and resolution was adopted. J-39 / - Mr. Pence and Mr. Ahrens appeared before the Council relative to t ment. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, February S, 1949 at McCullagh was instructed to draw up a Fire Ordinance for the Febre . J-40 A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the transf from partnership John Hreha and Stan Wojciak to individual John Hr 8-41 `A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the tra: license for 1949 from partnership John Hreha and Stan Wo jciak to is A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we pay the accounts: Collector of Internal Revenue 90.30 Regent Fuel Oil Co. Eva's Dress Shoppe &lice 10.75.„ Henn. Co. League of Tw Rollin Jackson General 15.00 Lampert Yards, Inc. Ezra Osterhas If 15.00 11 " n 0. J. Bronstad " 20.00 Fred Sbddt Jason W. Bennett " 15.00 Phillips Petroleum C B. E.. Scott " 40.00 Glenn Schmidt Arthur H. Miller " 10.00 Otto Veit George R. Cease If 125.00 125-00 Bert Handford Mrs. Heather Truax If Clover Leaf Creamery Mrs. Edith F. Rennie " 27.45 Northern States Powe American Printing Co. " 37.00 University of Minn.B Henry Pratt " 23.50 Northeim States Powe If If R & B 6.00 If If if Ziebarth Bros., Inc. " 2.50 A. C. Martens " General 35.00 James L. Gibson Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. 11 13.00 nays. ...and so the e proposed Fire Depart - he Village Hall. Mr. ry 14, 1949 meeting. r of the Tavern license ha. "Carriedil fer of the Cigarette ividual John Hreha. "Carried" properly verified "Carried" General 17.06 a & Munic. If 5.0770 If Pobr 57. �+0 R & B 107.50 • If 24.9$ If 17.40 If 4.00 " 36.00 Poor 34.60 Co. " 5.00 epi tale If 11.30 Co. Parka 1.56 If Street L:L,4*172.92 Police 110400 If 110.00 1 e) 1 January 24, 1949, (continued) A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that there being no further business, we adjourn until the 6:30 P.M. meeting, February 2, 1949• ATT President of the Council Reco or February 2, 1949 The adjourned speciAl meeting of the Council was called to order at 6:30 P.M. February 2, 1949, by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering roll call: Jackson, Osterhus, Bennett, Scott, and Bronstad. J-42 A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we change the name of the licensee on the Theatre License issued to Paul Manns, Don O'Reilly, and Clem Jaunisch for the year 1949 to read Clem Jaunisch Amusements. "Carried" J-43 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that the salay of the recorder be $40.00 per month for the year x949. A vote on the matter being asked for resulted in the following: Ayes - - Bennett, Osterhus, Jackson, and Bronstad, with Scott not voting. J-44 A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that George R. Cease be reappointed Deputy Clerk for.the year 1949 at $325.00 per month, retro -active to January 1, 1549. "Carried" J-45 i A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that the police be placed on an alternate basis, one policeman patrolling and paid each month, starting March 1, 1949. "Carried" J-46 I The committee and planning commission appointments were discussed at considerable length and it was decided to make these appointments officially on February 14, 1949. "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. President of the Council tier February 14, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of t:aa Council was called to order at 7:00 p.m. February 14, 1949, by acting President Ezra Osterhus, with the following members answering roll call: Osterhus, Scott, Bennett and Jadkkson. The minutes of the January 24, 1949 regular meeting and the February 2, 1949 special meeting were read and approved. J-47' A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we reappoint F. E. Lartch to the Planning Commission for a four (4) year term, expiring December 31, 1952. "Carded" J-48 ' _ A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we reappoint L. F. Banholzer to the Plan ning Commission for a four (4) year term, expiring December 31, 1952. "Carried" X32 j February 14, 1949, (continued) AJ;�hon by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we appoint Clifford St. Cyr, Jr. to the Planning Commission for a four (4) year term, expiring December 1952 • "Carried" J-49 �1, A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we reappoint Bernie Miller to the Planning Commission for a four (4) year term, expiring December 31, 1952. J-50 . A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we table the foregoing motion until Feb- ruary 25, 1949 meeting, so that it can be ascertained whether Miller can serve. J-51/ "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that the Council members sign a petition for the vacating of alleys in Block 1 and Block 2 of Paradise Park. "Carried" J-52 / A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt a resolution providing for the vacating of alleys in Block 1 and Block 2 of Paradise Park, the public hearing for which will be held at 5:00 P.M., February 28, 1949. "Carried" A motion by Jackson, seconded.by Scott, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Chippewa Springs Corporation Gen'l $ 3.50 Bauth Manufacturing Co. R & B $ 12.98 Nendell's, Inc. " 2.19 National Tea Co. Poor 23.10 Cartwright and Olson " 10.00 National Tea Co. " 25.00 Parkside Appliance " 1.40 Lampert yards " gg.40 Northern States Power Co. " 13.55 Ruff Bros. Grocery " 19.246 R & B 1.51 Cordell Is Grocery " 7.77 Henry Pratt Gen'l 29.50 Dr. R. G. Tinkham " 4.00 R & B 17.00 Clover Leaf Creamery Co. If 314.60 Sipe said Gray Oil Co. Gen'l 26.11 Gardner Hardware Co. Parks 56.10 Poor 15.30 Oren F. Thayer If 4.50 Fred Schmidt R & B 107.50 N. N. National Bank Bond Reserve 21.22 Bert Handford If 52.00 Mrs. Edith F. Rennie Gen'l 40.05 Standard Oil Co. +' 10.75 N. W. Bell Telephone Co. If 13.55 J. Trump Co., Inc. '+ 1.55 Farnham Stationery Co. If 57.11 Art Dedric.k " 27.00 Ziebarth Bros., Inc. R & B 595.10 Glenn Schmidt " 9.60 Geo. R. Cease Gen'l 162.50 Mix's Texaco Service Station " 30.57 Geo. R. Cease " 75.00 Phillig's Petroleum Co. " 6.57 Ziebarth .Bros., Inc. R & B ' 162.55 J-53 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we have Phil Smith, village engineer, recommend the size of the bond for completion of streets in the Ostman Plat. "Carried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. At this point, the meeting was turned over to the Boy Scouts, and was conducted by members ' Of the Scout Troop who had been elected to fill the various pillage elective offices: Prewldezt , Recorder. . True t6&,&:ti eagvrer Trustee . Trustee . . . . . . Recorder . John Kimball Constable Robert Lawrence . Harold Smedy Justice of the Peacsu', , Do]V'Rdimer ""4%L . . Kenny Anderson Village Attorney... Willard Boetcher . Robert Portman Village Assessor. . Richard Portman . Jim Sandberg Deputy Clerk. . . . . . Bill Dickson #r.=.Id�entf the Council 33 February 2$, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M. February ?8, 1949, by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering roll call: Osterhus, B ennett, Jackson, Scott and Bronstad. The minutes of the February 14, 1949 meeting were read and approved. James Gibson and A. C. Martens, our Village Constables, were present and a discussion of the policing in the Village ensued, which resulted in the following action: A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that, during the months of March, April, May, and June, only one police officer will be paid ($110.00 a month), on alternate months- Martento serve in March and May, Gibson in ;,;aril and June. "Carried" J-55 / A delegation from the Women's Club beaded by Mrs. Cliff Larson, president, requested that steps be taken toward building anew Village Hall. J-56 A motion by Scott, seconded by.Osterhus, :that Scott be appointed to obtain suggestions and ideas for a new hull for presentation to the Council. "Carried" J-57 / Francis L.,Craig, 2521 -4th Ave. So., Li. 7578, appeared before the Council asking per- mission to build on Lot 3, Auditor's Sub -division #146, where a proposed road is located. An answer is to be given him on N.arch 14, 1949. A motion by Jac'mon, seconded by Osterhus, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Enterprise Publishing dorp. General 44.65 Henry Pratt General 29,50 Crystal Department Store If 3.27 11 11 R & B 11.00 Regent Fuel Oil Co. If 27.13 Robbinsdale Motor it 5.00 B. E. Scott of 40.00 Kauth Manufacturing Co. " 3.25 Arthur Miller of 10.00 Griffin Motor Co. " 14.55 0. J. Bronstad " 20.00 Bert Handford n 26.40 J. W. Bennett " 15.00 Vester Ryan, " 4.o0 Ezra Osterhus '' " 15.00 Nagell Stores, Inc. " 95.00 Rollin Jackson 15.00 Fred Scbmidt " 107.50 Mrs. Edith F. Rennie 36.00 Flittie Sand & Gravel " 39.00 NorthPrn Status Pdwer Co. of 10.32 Cordeli's Grocery Poor 47.77 It If 41 " R & B 1.31 James Gibson Police 110.00 n if n n Parks .40 A. C. Martens If 110.00 " }' " "' "' St.Lites 178.19 Geo. R. Ceass General 162.50 J-59 The Deputy Clerk was instructed to work with Mr. Osterhus to complete drawing up a new building permit form, and have same printed. J-59 / A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we grant permission to the Northern States Power Co. to install poles as per their print, as follows: Two poles on Forest Ave. from 57th Ave. to Cloverdale Ave. "Carried" J-60 / A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we adopt a resolution vacating alleys in Block 1 and Block 2 of Paradise Park, as read. "Carried" J- 61 `,A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that Of the we approve the transfer of ownership Topper Club, Inc. "Carried" 34 February 28, 1949 (continued) A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no furtber business, we adJourn, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST 6I President of the Council e rder March 14, 1949 I The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was, called to order at 6:30 F.M., March 14, 1949+ by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rolleall: Bronstad, Scott, Osterhus, and Bennett. The minutes of the February 28, 1949 meeting were read and approved. J42 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we reappoint H. B. Miller to the Planning Commission for four (4) year term, expiring December 31, 1952- "Carried" J-63 / A motion by Osterhus, seconded by B ennett, that. the following amounts be transferred from the General Fund: "Carried" To the Road and Bridge fund $ 2,500.00 Parks 1,000.00 Police 500-00 Street Lights 1.000.00 Total transferred from General Fund * 5,000.00 J-64'/ A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bond of Constable James Gibson (3500. O), subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. Carried" J-.65./ A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we accept the bond of Recorder B. Z. Scott, (=1,000.00), subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. "Carried" j-66./ A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to the gcaithera States Power Co. to install poles as per their print, one on Orchard at 35th,'one on Forest at 44th. J-67 / "Carried" The Deputy Clerk was instructed to send a letter to Harvey Z. Petersen, thanking him for his letter of March 2, 1949 and for serving as Athletic Director. At this point Mayor Bronstad was obliged to leave to attend an important welfare meeting at the Minneapolis Mayor's Office, and Mr. Oster Bus resumed the meeting as acting President. J -6s The Deputy Clerk was instructed to am& a letter to the Planning Commission, congratulating them on their 100% attendance, co-operation, etc. A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, tbat the Deputy Clerk be authorized to obtda vene- tian blinds for the office windows. "Carried" J-69 � The Deputy Clark was instrvated to arrange for Pertinent information to be gathered by the '15 March 14, 1949 (continued) villa Assessor, Leo Schmock, during the 1949 assessment. J-70 A delegation from the Women's Club appeared before the Council asking that a committee be formed comprised of representatives of the Perk Board, Planning Commission, Women's Club, Businessmen's Association, Civic League, Firemen, and Council, to secure plans and ideas for a new village Hall. The Women's Club has assumed responsibility for forming the com- mittee. J-71/ A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we accept the resignation of H. J. Balitewski, Park Board member. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to send him a letter thanking him for his service to the village. "Carried" J-72 A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we appoint E. J. Levin to succeed H. J. Sall- towski on the Park Board. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to send letters to the Park Board and to E. J. Levin. "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Collector of Internal Revenue $ 77.50 City of Robbinsdale Poor $777.31 Coast to Coast Stores General 4.86 Wilbur Dover " 2.05 George R. Ceass " 162.50 National Tea Co. " 25.00 Harlan M. Mortensen " 1T.97 Dr. R. G. Tinkham " 1}.00 Chippewa Springs Corporation " 3.50 National Tea Co. " 34.65 Mrs. Edi th P. Rennie " 43.65 Ruff Bros. Grocery " 22.25 Lampert Yards, Inc. " 33.35 Ivey E. Petersen Parr MOD Poor 107.10 " 1.75 Henry Pratt General 20.00 Sessing Hardware Co. R & D 5.00 R & B 13.50 Howard Lumber C o . " 29.71 Geo. S. Nash & Co. " 3.00 Parka 11.46 Lindgren's Phillips 66 " 15.04 Enterprise Pub. Corp. General 119.110 Bert Handford " 33.40 George Brickle " 21.22 .Fred Schmidt " 107.50 George Hrickle" 66.43 Ziebarthe Bros., Inc. " 7.4 Parks X56-52 Clover Leaf Creamery Co. Poor 34.60 Farnham Stat. & Supply General 9.60 George Srickle Parks 100.60 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" A Seco r President of the Council March 28, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 6:30 P.M., March 28, 1949 by acting President Ezra Osterhns, with the following members answering rollcall: Scott, Bennett, Jackson, and Osterhu$. The minutes of the March 111, 1949 meeting were read and approved. A Motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Mr. A. J. Sadler 36 March 28, 1949 (continued) for 7 Soft Drink License for the period from April 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" J-74 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Mr. A. J. Sadler for &_Restaurant License for the period from April 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. J-75 / "Carried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Mr. A. J. Sadler for a Cigarette License for the period from April 1, 1949 to December 31.-1949- J-76 / "Carried" Mr. 0. N. Johnson appeared before the Council with an inquiry as to where to build as 9 -flat apartment building. He was referred to the Planning Commission. J-77 �. Mr. Hokanson, Dr. Watson, and Mrs. Bach® appeared before the Council, discussing black- top in'Crystal Heights on Perry Ave., between 34th &nd 35thAves. lo. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to ascertain'whetber John X. Peterson or the village ie ,responsible for the irgprovement of this street, and notify the parties interested. J-78,/ A motion by Bennett; seconded"by Jackson, that we approve the application of George I. Hanson for a Cigarette License for the period from April 1, 1949 -to December 31, 1949. - - , . "Carried" -12 tion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, tb%t we approve the application of George 1. Hanson for a Soft Drink License for the pe;iod from April 1, 1949 to December 31, 1149. J-80 / "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded_ by Jackson, that we approve the :application of George I. Hanson for a Lunch Counter License ,for the period from April 1, 1949,.to December 31,. 1949. "C&rried" At this time, 0. J. Bronstad arrived, having been attending a bearing on as important Piece of legislature at the State Capitol, and resumed the meeting. Mr. Gage, ea -State Senator, who drew up a bill amending the act relating to aeronautics (a copy of which bill is is the Recorder's files), gave a very interesting and explanatory summary of his bill." J-82 Mr. Loetz, 3406 Noble Ave.; appeared before', , the Council concerning the drainage on his property. Mr. Osterhns will follow up this, inquiry. J-83 / Mr. Clark, in the Corvallis area, appeared before the Council concerping tae on his property. J -s4 / A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we deny Don voge a permit to operate a race track at the present location, as requested in his application, dated March 14, 1949. A vote being asked for resulted in the following: Zeas - Osterbus, Scott, Bennett, and Jackson. bays-- None.. J-95 / Constable 8hris Martens made a report of his investigation of the several grass fires which occurred during the last two weeb, without permits. The Deputy Clerk was instruct- ed to write letters to the people involved in firecalls, asking their co-operation and calling attention to the penalties provided in the ordinance for violations of this clause requiring permits. J-96 X The Deputy Clerk was instructed to arrange a meeting at 5:30 P.M., Thursday, March 31, 1949 with the Fire Department Committee. J-87 Mr. Wayne Horton and a group of residents from the Crystal Heights are& were present to discuss blacktop resurfacing in their area, contending that the cost of his resurfacing I should be borne by the entire village through the regular tax. It has been, generally 37 March 28, 1949 (continued) understood by the Council and the Planning Commission that maintenance costs be borne by the Village, and resurfacing costs be assessed against the property benefitted, as this is the general practice in most of the neighboring communities. It was the opinion of the Council that this matter be referred to the Planning Commission for a recommendation for a standard practice. J-88 Mr. McCullagh was asked to draw up an ordinance regulating airports. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, Arthur Miller 0. J. Bronstad J. W. Bennett B. E . Scott Ezra Osterbus Rollin Jackson Geo. R. Cease Mrs . Edi th F . Rennie The General Store N. W . Bell Telephone Regent Fuel Oil Co. Parkside Hardware Frank Gaulks Crystal BuiX are Supply Parkside Hardware Henry Pratt Northern States Power Co. that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" General $ 10.00 Northern States Power Co. Parity $ 1.00 " 20.00 Street Lites 177-09 77. 9 " 15.00 G. R. Ceass, Petty Cash General 11.62 " 40.00 Poor 2.50 " 15.00 The George T. Ryan Co. R & B 10.%, " 15.00 Phillips Petroleum Co. " 14.03 " 162.50 J. Trump Co., Inc. " 1.95 " 36.45 Fred Schmidt " 107.5© . " 1.95 John Bodem " 9.00. " 13.00 Lloyd Schmidt " 7.00 " 26.88 Bert Handford " 17.00. " 5.05 Vaster Ryan " 1.00 " 75.00. U of M Hospitals Poor 186.00 " 15.6+ Pommer Co. PaWw 4.96 " 17.70 •N P Service Store Police 7.50 " 35.50 A. C. Martens " 110.00 R & B 5.00 Ruff Bros. Grocery Poor 9.75 General 5.06 Farnham Stat. & Supply General 19.98 R&B 1 61 J-89 A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we acdept the report of Russell V. Blake, Justice of the Peace, for the month of March, 1949. "Carried" J-90 A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt a resolution favoring a bill amending the act relating to aeronautics, a copy of which bill is in the Recorder's files. "Carried" J-91 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we adopt a resolution opposing the proposed railroad crossing bill, now before the State Legislature. "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" SMST President of ibe Council Recorder 1 38 Apri 1 11, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 6:30 P.M., April 11, 1949 by President 0. J. Broustad, with the following members answering rollcall: Osterhus, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott. The minutes of the March 28, 1949 meeting were read and approved. J-92 / A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Miduel Roman for a Cigare tt License for the period from May 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" J-93 / A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Michael Boman for a Lunch Counter License for the period from April 11, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried"- J-94/ A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Michael Roman for a Soft Drink License for the period from April 11, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" - J-95 / Mr-. Bistodeau appeared -before the Council requesting permissionto erect a tent on 5413 Lakeland Ave. No., for a fruit and vegetable stand. He was requested to present plans and specifications at the April 25th, 1949 Council meeting. J-96 Mr. Prather appeared before the Council concerning the location of his signed enterprise. He will contact YBcott and Cease with plans and specifications.. J -97i A letter from the President of the Planning Commission, concerning the rezoning of the north 40 acres of the Don Doge property, was read in which he requested that the Planning Commission have an opportunity to meet jointly with the Council for further study. Scott read a request from Mr. Don Voge to have the N. 40 acres of their property rezoned industrial. He also read an.application from Mr. Don Voge for a permit to operate a Race Track at the north end of the Voge property, and to operate in his present location vmtil his new track in the north and is completed. At this point, the meeting was given over to a hearing on the Race Track. Several people, for and against the Race Track, were heard. The discussion finally termin- ated in the following action: A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that the race track matter be referred to the PhMning Commission for further study at a joint meeting with the Council to be held Wednesday, April 13, 1949, and that final action be taken at the regular Council meeting, April 25, 1949. J-98/- "Carried» Mr. Wils ona nd Mr. Nye, 44th and Douglas Drive, appeared before the Council concerning the price of oiling streets. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to obtain this information, and in- quire as to whither one block can be done at a time. J-99 The Deputy Clerk was instructed to obtain Billboard Ordinance figures from the League of Minnesota Municipalities. A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, Chippewa Springs Corp. General Enterprise Pub. Co. " Geo. R. Cease " Mrs. lidi th F. R ennie " Henry Pratt " " R&B Lampert Yards, Inc. General " Poor G. A. Loetz R & B Coast to Coast Stores " Albin J. Marszalek " that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carrie d" 3.50 Glenn Schmidt R & B 4.00 67.70 Lloyd Schmidt " .40 1919.50 162.50 Fred Schmidt " 1 41.40 John Bodeen " 4.00 42.50 M. L. Stacey n 27.50 13.00 Minneapolis Iron Store " 12 12.00 17.64 Otto Veit - " .00 21.85 Neil C. Wic hterman " 40.00 20.00 Cordell Grocery poor 47.77 2.44 Sipe and Gray Oil Co." 42.72 30.75 Louis F. Skwarek Parr 78.00 1139 April 11, 1949 (continued) -100-e A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that the Building Inspector fees for 19149 be 50% of .the building permit fees: one half to be paid on issuance of the permit, one half to be paid An the issuance of the certificate of occupancy or completion. "Carried" -101- - A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we reappoint George R. Krickle as Building Inspeor for the year of 19149. "Carried" -102- - motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we rezone from commercial to residential the East one half of the block between Regent and Scott from 36th Ave . No. south to 35th Ave. No. "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" A5cor S IK Ptesident of the Council 8 April 25, 19149 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at TOO P.M., April 25, 1949, by President 0. J. Bronstad, d th the following members answering rollcall: Jackson, Osterhus, Bronstad, Bennett, and Scott. The mi too of the April 11, 19149 meeting were read and approved. 103/ motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Mrs. Mathewienias for a Cigarette license for the period $om May 1, 19149 to December 31, 1949. -101-% "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Mrs. Mathew Bienia7;for a Restaurant license for the period from May 1, 19149 to December 31, 19149. -105- *Carried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Mrs. Mstbow Bienias or a Soft Drink license for the period from May 1, 19+9 to December 31, 1949, -10"Carried" President Bronstad opened discussion on the possible need of a dog ordinance in the Village by stating that we had had numerous complaints about dogs as a nuisance in the Village. Mr. Carlson asked whether it was lack of room or lack of personnel that we can- not have dogs picked up by the Animal Rescue League of Minneapolis. A letter was read from Mr. Balstad of Lewis K-9 Acres offering dog pound service. The subject was tabled for fur- ther d�cussion and investigation. _ -107- There were approximately one hundred people present who were interested in the possibility' of the operation of the race track by Don Voge again this summer. Anyone who so desire -d -- was permitted to express his views. The record of this hearing is on file in the Recorder's Office. At this point, a five minute recess was declared, to give the Council an opportunity to summarize the various angles of the issue before arriving at a decision. The following action was taken: A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we deny Don Voge a license to operate a race track on his property. A vote being asked for resulted in the following: Yeas, Jackson, Scott, Sennett, and Bronstad; Nay, Osterhus, and so the motion was carried. =108 - The members of the Council agreed to be at the Hendrickson house at 2:00 P.M., Saturday, April 30, 1,913 to study and make recommendations for street repair. 40 April 25, 1949 (continued) 209- A emotion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Mr. Bistodeau for a permit to erect a tent at 5413 Lakeland Ave. No., for a fruit and vegetable stand, to operate from May 15, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" -110.7 - - A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that the Prather signboard controversy be rele- gated to the Planning Commission, and tabled tmtil the neat Council meeting. "Carried" -1111 - - A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Wm. J. Sala- mandyk dor a Soft Drink license for the - period from May 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. -112 "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Wm.J. Sala- tmandyk�or a Lunch Counter license for the period from May 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. -113- "Carrie d" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Wm. J. Sala- vmmdykgor a Cigarette license for the period from May 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949• -111{-/ 55L,-� ; . " "-,--c)� (-'kt, , `". "Carried" Mr. 0. N. Johnson, Ch. 1079, appeared before the Council concerning the approval of location and erection of a multiple dwelling. He was referred to time Planning Commission for approval and rezoning of the George Ellis property on 47th Ave. No. and West Broadway. The Deputy Clerk is to co-operate fully with Mr. Johnson as to the amount of property to be rezoned. The Council will meet on May 4, 1949 for final approval. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Collector of Internal Revenue $ 99.70 Henry Pratt General $ 57.50 Ezra Osterhus General 15.00 Leo F. Schmock It 4 J. W. Bennett " 15.00 Fred Schmidt R & B 107 . Rollin Jackson " 15.00 Neil Wichterman " 60 B. E. Scott " 40.00 M. Stacy " 11-50 0. J. Bronstad " 20.00 Leo Inch " 59.0 Arthur H. Miller *Telephone " 10.00 Otto it " 36.00 N. W'. Bell Co. " 13.00 Albin J. Marssalek " 17.05 Farnham Stat. & Supply Co. " 8.40 Phillips Petroleum Co. " '7.35 Geo. R. Cease " 162.50 Ziebarth Bros., Inc. " 24.23 Mrs. Edith F. gennie " 42.30 U of M Hospitals Poor 82.75 Byron W. McCullagh " 172.25 Ruff Bros. Grocery " 22.25 Goo. R. Iric kle " 250.03 Clover Leaf Creamery " 34 : 60 Northern States Power Co. " 7.35 National Tea Co. " 23.10 R & B 1.00 Oren F. Thayer Parks 5.50 Parks 1.00 James Gibson Police 110.00 Street Lites 177,09 A mobion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we adopt a resolution concerning easeme nts in West Lilac Terrace, a copy of which is in our files. "Carried" A Motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we accept the easement of the east 10t"of the west 124.751 of Lot 1, Block 2, Robbinsdale Homs Gardens, 3rd Addition, according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for said County. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. 8e r President o f the Council I I 41 May 2. 1949 The adjourned special meeting of the Council was called to order by President 0. J. Bronstad at 7:30 P.M., with the following members answering rollcall: Bronstad, Jackson, Osterhus, Bennet , and Scott. A lmdtiion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we advertise for bids for sumps to provide drain& in the Welcome area blacktop project. "Carried" -118 - A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we advertise for bids for blacktop in the Welcome area. "Carried" -119/ A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we advertise for bids for sidewalk in the Welcome area. "Carried" -120-7 The Deputy Clerk was instructed to check the *titions for blacktop, sidewalk, and curb and gutter to make sure that a sufficient percentage of property owners have signed for improvements. -121 The Deputy Clerk was instructed to compile figures on reloading of cinders. A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that there being no furtber business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST "President of the Council Recorder May 9, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 p.m., May 9, 1949, by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Jack- son, Osterhus, Bronstad, Bennett, and Scott. The minutes of the regular meeting on 4pril 25, 1949, and the special meeting om May 2, 19+9 fere read and approved. -122- - motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that the building inspector be authorized to issue a permit to Mr. Dooley for a filling station on Rockford Road and Adair Ave., on the n rtbwest corner. "carried" -123 The Deputy Clerk is instructed to contact Earl Ainsworth, County Commissioner, Im regard to ba Ing the County talo✓ over Vera Cruz Ave. from Highway +52 south to West Broadway. -1241 At this point the meeting was given over to a discussion of the "scent developments on the Yoga property. Signs that were put up over the weekend, in the minds of many neigh- boring residents, were evidence that Don Voge planned to carry out his threat to sell his property to Negroes. Opinions were expressed by many people for and against the Council's rescinding its action taken at the meeting of April 25, 1949, denying Don Vogs a license to operate a race track. Suggestions were offered by a few people present as to the best way to solve the problem. A record of tbese expressions are on file in the Recorder's office. The business part of the meeting was then resund. 42 May 9, 1949 (continued) -125- - motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we rezone the 1301 abutting on West Broadway and extending northwesterly of the south line of lot 19, Shaeffer's Lakeside Grove, and extending for approximately 1451 east of West Broadway, for Mr. 0. 9. John- son to erect a mpltiple dwelling; this, subject t> the approval of the Planning Com- mjei.+on. -126- / "Carried" Mr. Roy Hanson and Mr. Otto Hendrickson were present, discussing the road on 32nd - Ave. No. between Belmont and Zane Aves. Osterhus will have the cost of building the road estimated by Phil Smith, village Engineer. -127- The Lee Smith a?�lications were tabled until Smith's legal difficulties are straightened out. His application for a portable popcorn stand is to be investigated by the tillage Attorney, and Mr. Cease will be informed. -12 S -Z Mrs. Becker, Scott, Jaeb, and Nordquist will meet to try to work out plans for the vera Cruz P k property owned jointly with Robbinsdale . -129-/ ./A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt the Airport Ordinance. "Carried" A lmotion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Elmer Hartwig for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950• "Carried" -131W A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, tYst we approve the application of Frank Linehan for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Wm. Brisky for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period fromJuly 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950• "Carried" -133-,/ A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of George and John Ellis for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 19.9 to June 30, 1950 • "Carried." 3 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve' the application of James Christie for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950• "Carried" -135-/ A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Herbert Walker and Al Wahl for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1919 to Juno 30, 1950. "Carried" -136-' The application of Mrs. P. Bekns for a Soft Drink License was tabled until she has been contacted about keeping her grounds clean. -137-/ ' A motion by Osterkms, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Jos. L. Burns for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950• He has agreed, to use this license in a separate building on his property. -139- "Carried„ The subject of the resignation of James Gibson, Constable, was tabled until the May 23, 1949 meeting. A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterbus, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" 4.1 May 9, 1949 (continued) ATTE T 7 President of the Council Reco er May 23, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Pres- ident 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Osterhus, Scott, Bennett, Jackson, and B ronstad. _11 The miputes of the regular meeting, May 9, 1949, were read and approved. -141- The subject of a culvert to go under 32nd Ave. No., for Otto Hendrickson. was tabled until Post figures ase obtained from the Village Engineer. -142- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to verify the signatures on the petition for oiling the street -143.. /9 n 45th Ave. No. from Douglas Drive to Garfield Ave. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we grant permission to the Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. to place buried cable in the south side of West Broadway at Vera Cruz Ave.; in Forest Ave. from Bass Lake Road to 27th Ave. and across Cloverdale Ave. east of Forest Ave.; also three poles on the east side of West Broadway south of the Bass Islas Road as shown in their slo tch. "Carried" George R. Cease General $162.50 Albin J. Marszalek R & B $ 28.30 Mrs. Edith F. Rennie " 52.20 J. V. Gleason to . 26.40 Geo. R. Krick -le " 61.11 Cordell Grocery Poor 47.77 . Chippewa Springs Corp. " 3.50 National Tea Co. to 25.00 Henry Pratt to 34.910 Clover Leaf Creamery Co. " 34.00 Park 19.00 Ruff Bros. Grocery " 12.50 . Fred Schmidt R & B 107.50 The Parkview Hospital " 509-50. N -P Auto Service " 22.00 Mrs. G. C. Becker Park 22.38 Standard Oil Co. s 3.77 Corrie's Sporting Goods " 57-00 McLean -Weber Co. " 25.03 Lampert Yards, Inc. to 19.13 . Eauth Mfg. Co. " 18.00 Albert Cramer " 10 -50 - The George T. Ryan Co. to 1.60 .Lloyd Schmidt " 3.00 - Richard T. Munig to 4.80 Neil C. Wichterman " 53.00 Tm. Sandhoff " 12.00 Howard Lumber Co. " 4.40 Walter McClees " 35.20 Leo guch " 9.50 Harry C. Bauer " 12.00 A. G. Tetzlaff " 25.50 Flittie Sand & Gravel Co. " 7.80 Lindgren's Service " 9.03 Neil 0. Wichterman " 24.30 Leo guch R & B 13.50 -119- / 1?9- A motion by Osterhus, A seconded by Scott, that we accept the plat of Jarson's Twin Jake Park Addition as presented. Bond has been posted covering grading and gravelling. "Carried" -140-,/ A motion by Osterhu.s, seconded by Bennett, that we tentatively accept the Bodem plat, subject t0 the posting of bonds for grading and gravelling, and approval of the Village Engineer. A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business, "Carried" we ad- journ subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTE T 7 President of the Council Reco er May 23, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Pres- ident 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Osterhus, Scott, Bennett, Jackson, and B ronstad. _11 The miputes of the regular meeting, May 9, 1949, were read and approved. -141- The subject of a culvert to go under 32nd Ave. No., for Otto Hendrickson. was tabled until Post figures ase obtained from the Village Engineer. -142- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to verify the signatures on the petition for oiling the street -143.. /9 n 45th Ave. No. from Douglas Drive to Garfield Ave. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we grant permission to the Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. to place buried cable in the south side of West Broadway at Vera Cruz Ave.; in Forest Ave. from Bass Lake Road to 27th Ave. and across Cloverdale Ave. east of Forest Ave.; also three poles on the east side of West Broadway south of the Bass Islas Road as shown in their slo tch. "Carried" 1 44 ' May 23, 1949, continued The Deputy Clerk wAs. instructed to contact the fire Dept. committee{ on the Fire Under- writers letter to see whother they wish to meet with the Council next week. -11x5 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we award the contract to install sumps in the Welcome area to F. 0. Tessem at his bid price of $11,256.00. "Carried" The Deputy Clerk was instructed to contact the Village Engineer for a meeting with the Council,at 5:30 P.M., Thursday, May 26, 1949. i ^11F(r The Deputy Clerk was instructed to check the bid on sidewalks as to comparative bids in J other co#murhies. The blacktop and sidewalk bids were tabled until the meeting Thursday. The preliminary ,survey will be discussed at this time, also. --147- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we purchase an American flag to be dis- playedat all meetings. "Carried" -148= i A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bond of Leo Schrock, Tax Assessor, ($500-00), subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. 00arried" -149-/ A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we accept the bond of Gertrude Ryan, Deputy seessor, ($500.00), subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. "Carried" -150-ZI A motion by Osterhu.s, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bond of Mrs. Geraldine Schrock, Deputy Assessor, ($500.00), subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. ` "Carried" -151 A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we accept the bond of Esther Ann Nessler, Deputy Assessor, ($500.00), subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. "Carried" -152- / The Deputy Clerk was instructed to have Mr. Kolstad contact the New Hope Town Board for favorable approval of his g-9 Kennels. He is also to contact St. Louis Park as to what they have done. -153-x/' The Prather signboard was again discussed. Attorney McCullagh agreed to find out if the strip lying between the east line of Hiway 452 and the Prather lot line, supposedly be- longing to the State Highway Dept is available for acquisition by the Village, and to check be billboard ordinance to determine accuracy of the 15' setback. -154 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we accept the easement of the south 25' of the south 145' of the east 300' of the west 315' of Lot 3, Schaefer's Lakeside Grove, accord ng to the plat bhereof on file, owned by Mrs. Anna Johnson. "Carried" E 55L. Pugh, 225 -7th St. S. E., appeared before the Council asking permission to live in his basement while he is building his house at 6501 -16th Ave. No., West one half of Lot 9, Klatke's Addition. The Council granted permission to live there until October 1, 1949. -156-/ - The Deputy Clerk was instructed to publish a notice of a meeting on real and property taxes on Thursday, June 9, 19119, notice to be published this week and neat week. This meeting is to be a sMosim of questions and answers. - A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we send letters to recognized organizations thanking them for their co-operation and expressing our appreciation of their suggestions, etc. "Carried" I May 23, 1949, continued A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we pay the following approved verified accounts: "Carried" Arthur H. Miller Ezra Osterhus J. W. Bennett Rollin Jackson B. E. Scott 0. J. Bronstad Geo. R. Cease Mrs. Edit} F. Rennie Henry Pratt Miller -Davis Co. N. W. Bell Telephone Co. Northern States Power Co. General n n n n If If if n n n n R &B Park St. Lites $ 10.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 240.00 20.00 162.50 33-25 55.50 19.58 13.30 7.15 1.00 1.00 180.95 Harlan Mortensen General 355.34+ H. A .,,Rogers " 32.00 -157- Parkside Hardware Fred Schmidt The General Store Phillips Petroleum Co. Jack Boyer Leo guch Albin Marszalek Mrs. G. C. Becher H. F. Hughart & Sons Gibbish Excavating Co. Neil Wichterman A. G. Tetzlaff Jerry Paulson Norman Townsend A. C. Martens Parke General R&B n n n n If Parke n n n n n n Police $ 13.29 8.50 107.50 22.13 16.27 4.00 16.00 22.05 13.60 62.50 36.00 29.00 8.50F 6.5o 6.50 110.00 45 A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the resignation of James Gibson, Constable. "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that there being no further business, we adjourn ATTEST" subject to the call of the Chair. fV K �7 'resident of the Council Recorder The fo�lowing entry should be made in the foregoing minutes: -159- Mr. F. L. Fredrickson asked to be heard in support of Don Voge's application for a license to operate a racetrack. He presented several petitions, allegedly containing signatures of several hundred residents of the Village. It was agreed that the Council should not alter its previous decision, denying Mr. Voge the license. The fol owing correction should be made in the foregoing minutes: "The Prather signboard was again discussed. Attorney McCullagh agreed to find out if the strip lying between the east line of Highway #52 and the Prather lot line, supposedly belonging to the State Highway Department, is available for acquisition by the Village, and to check the billboard ordinances in neighboring municipalities to determine the practicability of the 151 setback. A petition was presented by Mr. Wm. H. Redmond requesting the removal, or otherwise disposition of, the Prather signboard. this petition contains signatures of seven propertjr owners in the Dickinson -Gillespie plat." ATTEST P� silent of the Council Recor Special Meeting, May 26, 19+9 The adjourned special meeting of the Council was called to order by President 0. J. Bronstad at 7:30 P.M., with the following members answering rollcall: Bennett, Jackson, Osterhus, Scott, and Bronstad. 1160.,. Tbhe Deputy Clerk was instructed to contact the County Commissioners to learn the poss- ibility of making the creek running through the Otto Hendrickson property a county ditch. Mr. Phil Smith, Village Engineer, meed to obtain prices on 49" culverts to be used on '2nd Ave,. No. [162- , Because of the misunderstanding that has arisen due to the manner in which the bid specifications were composed, the following action was taken by the Council: A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we reject all bids on blacktop and st,gbili zing. "Carried" -X63- A retion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we. award the contract to F. 0. Tessem for the installation of sidewalks, on his bid of 300 per square foot. "Carried" Yl&- - A !notion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we re-advertize for bids on blacktop only, in the hope that we can avail ourselves of a better price. "Carried" A, notion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that there being no furter business, we -ad- journ, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST 'resident of the Council *corder Special Meeting, June 6, 1949 The adjourned special meeting of -the Council was called to order by President 0. J. Bronstad at 7:30 P.M., with the following members answering rollcall: Bennett, Jackson, terhas, Scott, and Bronstad. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the plat of the Russ Third Addition, subject to the posting of bond for completion of streets. "Carried' -h66- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that 'e approve the plat known as Gaulke's Tand Addition. "Carried" 7- A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we reappoint Harold Truax as Justice of the Peace for the year 1949. "Carried" A motinn by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that there being no further business, re ad- jolirn, subject to the cell of the Chair. "Carried" President of the Council I- it A 47 June 13, 1949 The adjourned reguAr meeting of the Council was called to order at 6930 P.M. by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Jackson, Osterims, Bronstad, Bennett, and Scott. The minutes of the regular meeting of May 23, 1949, and the special meetings of May 26iy 1949 and June 6, 1949 were read and approved. A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that the salary of Constable A. C. Martens be/increased to $160.00 per month during the months of July, June, and August, 1949. -'l 69- "Carried" Scott and Cease were instructed to obtain Sigures from the County on radio hood for the police car, and comparative salaries in surrounding commauities. 4170- A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we amend the zoning ordinance from resid- ), ential to cogmwcial for the following property: the 1301 on West Broadway extending northwesterly of the south line of lot 19, Schaefer s Lakeside Grove, thence 1451 ea t of West Broadway. "Carried" r171- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to have the H. W. Bell Telephone Co. check the poles o Ed. Peterson's property. He objects to the placement of these poles. %72- Mr. Brandt and Mr. Oa*riea appeared before the Council to obtain information on oil- ing streets on 45th Ave. 80. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to have the Village Engineer most with those asighbors to explain all of the angles. -173- Otto Hendrickson appeared before the Council concerning road. Mr. Hanson stated that he would deed the other side of the creek if Mr. Hendrickson builds road, to which Mr. Hendrickson agreed. The Village Engineer is to get the grades on the road. 474- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Jos. L. Burns for a building permit to erect a building to ]rouse ids off -sale liquor business L 602 Lakeland Ave. "Carried" X5- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Mr. Willett for a permit to operate a pony ride concession on property near the Bass Iakoe Road, au ject to compliance with the zoning ordinance and the amusement ordinance. A176- "Carried" Am tion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Mr. H. 1. Z as for a Soft Drink License for the period from June 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949- Am A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Mr. H. Z. Ehlen for an "Off -Sale" Beer License for the period from June 1, 1949 to December 31, 1ahe "Carried" 178- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Mr. H. Z. Zh�M for a Cigarette License for the period from June 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. /-I-YO- "Carried" The Y. -W. Bell Telephone Co.'s request to place two poles and an anchor was tabled un it a check has been made on the location in view of the protest made by Peterson. -180- Mr. Specter, representing Mr. Voge, presented an application to operate a racetrack. Mr. Rorem, representing the Cemetery Association, appeared stating that a price bad been agreed upon with Mr. Togo, but not terms. The Council told Mr. Togo that if a permukent solution could be worked out they would be willing to great a license for the balance of the season, after favorable recommendation of the Plaanisg Commission. 4S � June 13, 1949. coatiawsd `181- A motion by Osterhas, seconded by Jackson, that we accept Justice Blala's report for Apra 1 and Year . _ "Carried" -492- _ A motion by Osterhus that we proceed with the preliminary survey as outlined by the Associated Engineers. He then withdrew tie motion. The Council wishes Mr. Smith to fbriiish us with a proposal showing more clearly what we are getting for our $3.500.00- 3- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we accept the Ivy Ave. easement as pro- posed, the west 301 of Lot 5, Robbinsdale Gmadens. A motion by OsterYaas, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the .following properly verified accounts: "Carrie d" Geo. R. Cease General $162.50 Mrs. Edith a. Rennie " 69.30 Geo. R. Krickle " 49.77 Henry Pratt " 29.00 Henry Pratt Paris 21.00 Ruth Mfg. Co. General 2.70 Chippewa Springs Corp. " 3.50 Parnhan Stationery " 2.26 Sessing Hardware Co. " 1.15 City of Robbinsdale " 2,295.00 A. Y. McDonald Co. " 92.00 lied Schmidt R & B 107.50 Standard Oil Co. " 9.05 Zlebarth Bros., Inc. " 44.63 Northfield Iron Co. " 32.40 McLean Weber Oil Co. " 60.65 /iso The Prather signboard controversy was Reil 0i ch to rman Albin J. Mars salek Cordell Grocery Ruff Bros. Grocery Rational Tea Co. Rational Tea Co. U of M Hospitals Gearty-Davis Pan. Chapel Allen F. Egan . Corrie19 Lampert Yards Nick Helm Sand Co. Goodin Co. N. W. Home Improvement George Peterson Norma Townsend Jerry Paulson 8&B N Poor a N N N N Park N N tabled until the next meeting. $ 66.60 13.30 47.77 35.50 25.00 23.00 16.00 100.00 49.00 -204.40 39.94 11.25 104.75 204.-g9 112.00 2.50 2.50 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST Presideat of the Council de Special meeting, June 20, 1949 The adjourned special meeting of the Council was called to order by President 0.-J. Bronstad at 6:30 P.M., with the following members answering rollcall: Jackson, Osterhns, Btad, Bennett, and Scott. 75- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to the NortInestera Be Telephone Co. to place cable on 38th Ave. No. N tied" �96- Ation by Osterhjs, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to the Norther States PEll r Co. to set two poles on Porest Ave., at 42nd Ave. No. and 43rd Ave. Ito. N rried" 7 - The practicability of the usual practice of hewing the Planning Commission approve an application for commercial structure was discussed at considerable length, and it was Ll Ll 1 49 Special meeting, 3une 20, 1949 (continued) agreed tbat,a ' •great deal' of delay, and inconvenience often results froea this precedvre,, and that tbs, matter 6*uld be referred to the Planning Commission for their consideration /and recommendations for discontinuing this procedure. 19 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhas, that we grant permission to the Aortiwestern Bell Telephone Co., to place two poles and an anchor on the east side of Gwfield -Ave. near Grand Ave. "Carried" f188 - It was agreed that we proceed with the improvement of Earl Ave. east of Highway #52 with blacktop, a petition having been submitted by the property owners. -189- Scott has agreed to contact Mr. Prather on the disposition of the signboard iseve. The Village Attorney to to be instructed to prepare a Dog Ordinance for passage at the June 27► 1949 meeting. -192- It was agreed that the Deputy Clerk inform the Watchtower Society that we do not ba- lieve it would be wise to allow the use of the Village Hall for adult church services to any one denomination, because in so doing it seems reasonable that everybody should he offered the same consideration. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to compile a list of all changes suggested in the plat- ting, building and zoning ordinances, for discussion at the next Council meeting before ordering reprints. Tile Deputy Clerk was instructed to contact Mr. Larkin, County teed Inspector, for his opinion on a weed sprayer, the Council being concernedeas to whether the sprayer would cans damage to private property. 5 The lege Attorney is to be instructed to investigate control of corner shrubs, bashes, etc. where they interfere with traffic vision. The b - Deputy Clerk was instructed to obtain information from the State Highsay Department on our authority to place traffic stop signs on Village streets and County highways in the Village. He is also to make a request for a stop sign on Highway #52 at Highway #10 crossing, also extending the 40 mile zone north beyond the #10 crossing, because of the increased traffic due to the drivein theatre, etc. -197- The sanitary sewer survey was tabled until the Council meeting, June 27, 1949, during which time the Deputy Clerk is to contact Golden Valley concerning their sanitary se r plans. rhe9Deputy Clerk was instructed to inform Mr. Clifton C. Jillson that because of the many complaints from the neighborhood about the manner in which this dump is being conducted, this damp will have to be discontinued. Located at 35th and sorest Aves. A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Cbair. "Carried* ATTEST President of the Council 50 June 2T, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at T:30 P.Y. by acting President, Ezra Osterhns, with the following members answering rolleall: a Jackson, Bennett, Osterhus, and Scott. -199- Mr. Larkin, County Weed Inspector, appeared before the Council, giving &.report on the merits of a wood sprayer for the Pillage truck. He suggested a 121 spray bar for the right side, with a 300 gal. tank, and recommends the purchase of such a weed sprayer for -the Village. -200- The Council agreed to grant permission to Wm. Hand to split lot 8, block 2, North Twin Lake Shores as shown in his such. -201- _ m tion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we ask Yr. Jillson to appear at our ne regular Council meeting to discuss his dump. NCarrisdN 02- A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt a Dog Ordinance, as presented byVillage Attorney, with the following fees: Males and spayed females, $2.00 pear; females, $3.00 per year. NCarriedN -2,r73- Yrs. Anderson, 3201 Douglas Drive, appeared before the Council, requesting that we check her property to see if we have covered her stakes. Yrs. Anderson also requested peradesion. for a family to live in a trailer house in the back of her property at 3201 Douglas Drive. Permission was refused. Mr. Wm. S. Moser appeared before the Council, requesting that the results of blacktop petitions be given to AU of the residents in the area affected. The Council agreed to V65 -s. � A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we amend the music box ordinance, making the fee $10.00. NCarriodN -2o6- The Deputy Clerk is instructed to check a request made by tho businessman for a oross- tug signal on the Sooline tracks and Douglas Drive, made about five months ago. A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the issugnoe of a building. pe20rmit to Yr. Prather for a building as specified in his application. NCarriodN The Deputy Clerk is to contact Mr. 0. N. Johnson to ascertain whother anything can be do to speed his multiple dwelling negotiations. 09- . .Speeter, representing Don Voge, appeared before the Council requesting that Mr. pogo be allowed to advertise his first race for the week after the Fourth of July. He was to d.that nothiag could be done until the property was rezoned. 10- 1 tion by Bennett, seauded by Jackson, that ws approve the application of the Topper f7mb for as NOn-Was Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. 211- NCarriedN A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of the Topper Club for a Tavern License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 195®. NCarriedN `f212- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of almer Hart- wig for an *On--SaleN Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1954. NCarriedN 51 14 June 27, 1949 (continued) A Niion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Eimer Hart- wi for a Tavern License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. "Carried■ 7i4- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Frank Line- han for an "On -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. "Carriedl k105;ion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Frank Line - for a Tavern License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. "Carried" 16 - motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of John Eilis and George Bllie for an "On -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. "Carried" 7- A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of John 311is and George Ellis for a Eaves License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. 1 1 9 "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of William H. Wendt for a Soft Drink License for the period from June 15, 1949 to December 31, 1949. / 9 - "Carried" 1�21 A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of William B. Wendt for a Cigarette License for the period from June 15, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" V1620- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of William H. Wendt for a Lunch Counter License for the period from June 15, 1949 to December 31, 1949. 221- "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of John Hreba for Tavern License for the period frog! July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. "CarriedO j122- A otion by Jaelmon, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Wm. Brisky for a Taver* License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. "Carried" 23- A tion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of the CiV&i League for a permit to sell "Off -Sale" (3.2) Beer at their annual picnic to be held on Sun ,August 7, 1949. "Carried" �4- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of the Civic League for a permit to play Bingo at their annual picnic to be held on Sunday, August 7, ,949. 225- "Carried" Th® sealed bids on the blac ktopping in the Welcome area were opened and the reading of the bids was as follows: 1 " 2" AM ...g". Jay W. Craig Co. .39 .46 Gust Holm •35 -38 ($20,703.23) Ashworth & Sons .48 .53 Armel Construction .33 .402 ($20,106.07) Brar and Carlson .40 .46 226- A motion by 1ftnet'ta, seconded by Jackson, that these bids be tabled for furtber . study. -"Carried" 52 June 27, 1949 (continued) A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we grant emergency relief for the Walter Do family, -and pay the bill presented by the General Store. "Carried" 9 he Cleric was instructed to have our Village Engineer, Phil Smith, check the Wilshire Blv . sand sitmation for a recommendation. 9- motion by Scott, seconded by B ennett, that we accept the bond of Justice of the Peace Harold Trues in the amount of $500.00, subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. "Carriedg A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Arthur H. Miller General $ 10.00 N. W. Bell Telephone Co. General 13.00 Ezra Osterhus " 15.00 Universal Equip. & Eng. M 2.00 Rollin Jackson " 15.00 Assoc. Eng. & Surveyors " 476.00 J. W. Bennett " 15.00 Piz G19.Oa B. E. Scott " 40.00 Fred Schmidt 8 & B IOT.50 0. J. Bronstad N 20.00 Gast A. Holm " 96.14 Goo. R. Cease " 162.50 Gordon H. James a 16.00 Mrs. Edith P. Rennie " 53.55 Wm. Stanislaweki • 12.00 Henry Pratt " 27.00 Albin J. Marszalek " 2T.00 Parks 12.00 Ruff Bros. Grocery Poor 12.50 Enterprise Pub. Corp. General 28.60 General Store 1 8.55 Geo. Cease, Petty Cash " 17.56 Allen F. Egan Parks 19.00 Parnham Stationery " 9.04 parry Riley " 9.00 Northern States Power Co. " 6.94 Matthew Riley N 10.00 R & B 1.00 A . C . Martens Police 16 0.00 Parke 1.00 F. 0. Tessem PIR 9,097.50 St.Lites 187.45 Gust A. Holm PIR 4,435.51 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that there being no further business, we ad- journ subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried4 ATTEST Pr4sident of the Council 8 er Special meeting, June 29, 1949 The adjourned special meeting of the Council was called to order at 5:30 P.Y. by acting president Sara Osterhus, with the following members answering rolleall: Jackson, Osterbug, Bennett, and Scott. %- 03©- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we accept the bid of Gust A. Hola for blacktopping in the Welcome area on the following streets: "Unanimously Carried" Street Welcome Ave. Xenia Ave. Zane Ave. From S. Village Limits S. Village Limits S. Village Limits 24 Jefferson Zghway 47th Ave . Ito . 47th Ave. No. I1 1 1 I Special Meeting, June 29, 1949 (continued) 4 rdave . leo . Vera Crus Ave. Vane Ave. 4 t h Ave. No. Vera Crus Ave. ?ane Ave. 45th Ave . No. Vera Crus Ave. lane Ave. 46t h Ave . No. Vera Crus Ave. Zane Ave . 47th Ave. No. Vera Cray Ave. Zane Ave . 49th Ave. No . Vera Crus Ave. State Highway #52 es Ave. 46th Ave. so. 690, South 1- A motion by Bennett; seconded by Jackson, that the salary of the assistant in the Village office be set at $1.10 per hour. "Carrieds 2 - Join Sarl$en, 3322 Penn Ave. 80., Ch. 1125, was granted permission to use his previously constructed commercial building on the Bass halos goad for a barber shop and bakery. 33- letter from the Business Association was read, in which the businessmen suggested the possibility of a full-time police force, and that the Village Council meeting minutes be published in the Eobbinsdale Post. The Clerk was iastruated to aclmow- ledge this letter. A motion by Scott, seconded by BenrAt, that there being no further business, we ad- journ subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST President of the Council Be -order Equalisation Board, July 7, 1949 The special Board of Equalisation meeting of the Council was called to order at 5:30 Pid., July 7, 1949 with the following members answering rollcall: Bronstad, Scott, d Osterbue 12'3 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we adjourn the Equalizatioi Board meeting until July 22nd, 1949 at 5:30 P.Y., at the suggestion of Iso Schmock, Assessor, because the assessing has not been completed. "Carried" ATTEST •1president of the Coascil �3 54 July 7, 1949 At an adjourned meeting of the Tillage Council beld on Tbarsday, Jaly 7, 1949, the Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Association submitted a petition for a Special Use Permit to use the property consisting principally of that ]mown as the Toge property for cemetery purposes, resulting in the following action: A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that the above matter be referred to the Planning Commission.for investigation and recommendation. NEarriedN A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that there being no further business, -we ad- journ subjectio the call of the Chair. NCarriedN ATTEST ident of the Counci 1 er July 9, 1949 The adjourned special meeting of the Council was called to order by President 0. J. 2F Br nstad at 11:30 A. M. with the following members answering rollcall: Jackson, Osterhus, d Bronstad. 230-- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we instruct the Deputy Clerk to request the Secretary of the Planning Commission to post notices immediately of a public hearing regarding a special use permit for a cemetery to be located on the Toge farm, which bad been presented to the Council at the July 7, 1949 meeting. This hearing is to be bold Z237— esday, July 20, 1949 at 9:00 P.M. in the Tillage gall. NCarriedN There was a discussion of a possible change in the location of 45th Ave. no. from Belmont Ave. to Welcome Ave. in order to decide fully what should be done before the blacktop operation is htarted. During the discussion, the question arose as to whether widths and area in square feet of lots in this area conformed with Tillage ordinance requirements. Motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business, we ad- jouim, subject to the call of the Chair. NCarriedN President of the Council i I 55 July 11, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order by President 0. J. Bronstad at 9:00 P.M., with the following members answering rollcall: Jackson, Bennett, Osterhus, and Bronstad. The- minutes of the regular meeting of June 27, 1949 and the special meetings of June 29, 1949 and July 7, 1949 were read and approved. 238 - Mr. 0. N. Johnson appeared before the Council, explainging the difficulty he was having in arranging his multiple dwelling to suit the site on West Broadway that he had selected. T Council considered the matter, and the following action was taken; 239- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that Mr. Johnson be allowed to set his multiple dwelling nearer the street than the ordinance permits because of the difficulties due to the angles in the lot. "Carried" 0 It was the opinion of the Council that when 51% of the owners of front footage signed atitiQn for street improvement that the Deputy Clerk would be authorized to immediatelf ad ertise for bids. 241x. Jackson and Cease were delegated to investigate the various types of weed sprayers. -242- Mr. Lee Smith, his attorney, and Mr. Townsend appeared before the Council concerning the licences to operate a rootbees stand at Ath and Tera Cruz Aves, The Council decided to to a the matter for further consideration: 243 - Mr. Osterhus reported the results of his investigationof complaints against the Jillson public dump pn 35th and Forest Aves. It was the opinion of the Council that neighbors should notify Mr. Jillson whenever debris is dumped on neighboring iroperty. Mr. Bennett agr d to contact Mr. Johnson, the owner of neighboring property. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we accept the resignation of W. S. Rennie as,Xeed Inspector. "Carried" .4245- , A motion by Jackson, seconded by Oster has, that Henry Pratt be appointed to fill the U112 fired term of W. S. Rennie, Weed Inspector. "Carried" 24 6- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to have published in the suburban section of the Minneapolis papers the fact that the Council was considering the adoption of an ordin- an making it mandatory fo r all residents to use their official house numbers. A47 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the report of Russell V. Blake, Ju ice of the Peace, for the month of -June, 1949. "Carried" -248 - motion by Osterhas, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to the Minneapolis Gas Co. for extension of service as follows: from the Village limits south of 39th Ave. No. to of 1. Block 2, Hansom s Belt Line Addition. "QarriedN, 249 - The Deputy Clerk was instructed to explore the possibility of obtaining an easement along th south line of Boulevard Acres. e250- he Deputy Clerk was instructed to contact Dir. Leo Townsend requesting that he submit plans for his proposed lunchroom on the east side of Highway #100, immediately north of 3 h Ave. No. -251- motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that the Deputy Clerk be instructed to write to the Planning Commission, stating our approval of their suggestion that they appoint 56 July 11, 1949 (continued) a committee for the purpose of acting on applications for commercial structures which nd immediate attention. "Carried" 52- At this point, Mr . Rorem, representing the Cemetery Association, and Mr. Speeter, repres- enting Don Voge, appeared before the Council, and together with pillage Attorney, Mr. McCullagh, legal procedure was worked out under which the Council would be able to issue a li en$a to Don Voge to operate his race track on July 24, 1949. The following action wa taken: i53- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that the Village Attorney be instructed and authorized to stipulate for the-reomml of the permanent injunction against Oscar Voge, et al. against the use of the Voge property for auto racing and other unauthorized -uses therein provided.as contained in District Court file #454-451, Hennepin County, said stipulation being without prejudice to any future application by the Village for a si r injunction. "Carried" 254- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that the Clerk be authorized upon removal of the District Court injunction to issue a license to Don Voge to conduct an auto race at the site of his present race track on the Voge property on July 24, 1949, on conditions that Voge stipulate that the granting of this license and any future licenses granted during the year 1949 may be granted under the hardship clause of the zoning ordinance, and that Voge shall acquire no right by reason of the granting thereof for any future licenses or to use said property for any use not now authorized under the zoning ordin- ance unless the property. is rezoned; said license to be issued on or before July 14, 1 - provided the aforesaid prerequisites have been met. "Carr ed" -255- ,�, The Deputy Clerk was instructed to buy a VP mould board level meter for the Vil Motor Patrol. Inge -25 6- he- Deputy Clerk was instructed to learn what improvements are being made on the Park in Sunnyview Hills. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Geo. R. Cease General $126.50 Martin Bush Iron & Metal Co. R & B 22.50 Mrs. Edith P. Rennie " 80.85 Gordon James " 4,00 Henry Pratt " 37.50 Joe Aarfield " 12.50 Byron McCullagh " 288:25 Otto Veit " 17.00 Enterprise Pub. Co.' " 111.95 Howard Lumber Co. " 2.10 Miller Davis Co. " 3.66 Albin J. Marozalek " 16.60 Parniam Stationery " 4.75 Ruff Bros. Grocery Pfor 23.00 Chippewa Springs Corp." 3.50 Cordell Grocery " 47,77 Fred Scbnidt R & B 107.50 Lampert Yards, Inc. Park 6.30 Ziebarth Bros., Inc. " 426.34 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further buisness, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST Press nt of the Council ve,corder 5-7 Special meeting, July 14, 1949 The adjourned special meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P.Y. by Pres i7terhi, nt 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollealls- Bennett, Jackson, 0 and Bronstad. A 2m5otion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Don Doge for a license to operate a race track, and that operation be. restricted to auto races on . "Carried„ 58- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we appoint Dr. Olson as Deputy Health 7mo icer for a period of one year. "Carried" 9tion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we authorize the Village officers to execute a deed to the Metropolitan Airports Commission for certain streets, for a consideration of 4320.00. "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we ad— journ, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST Pr#fiident of the Council ir rder July 22, 1949 The postponed equalization meeting was called to order at 5:30 P. M. July 22, 1949 by President 0. J. Bronstad, the following members answering roll call: Bronstad, 04tertius and Jackson. k EO - Mr. Schmock, Assessor, explained that, due to the delay in completeing the assess— ment he recomnend postponement until July 29, 1949, resulting in the following council action: A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that the equalization board meeting be postponed until 5:30 P. Y. July 29, 1949 • "Carried» A motion•by Osterhis, seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business we adjourn the meeting. "Carried" President of the Council ATTEST Eedbrder 58 July 25, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the follwwing members answering rollcall: Jackson, Osterbaas, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott. The minutes of the special meeting of Ju1y 9, 1949, the regular meeting of July 11, 1949, the special meeting of July 14, 1949, and the postponed equalisation meeting of July 22, 19I'9 were read and approved. 2 61 -- The Village Attorney was instructed to check the possibility of preventing the Aeronautics Commission from condemning Douglas Drive in tlse Airport, and to notify the Council of t results. 26L - letter from the Crystal Business Association pertaining to the proposed cemetery was read. T Planning Commission minutes were read. 1-263- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we adopt a resolution that Glen Haven Memorial. Gardens Association be granted a special use permit as provided for in section 10 of the zoning ordinance upon eaecutibn of all points namdd therein, with the provision that the attorney add an amendment concerning headstones. A vote being asked for, re- s ted in tle following action: Yeas, Jackson, Osterhus, Bronstad, B ennett, and Scott; DT Ys. none; and so the motion was carried. 2 64- i mot on by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt an ordinance to tegalate cemeteries, Pro biting vandalism on cemetery properties and=providing a penalty for the violation t sof. "Unanimously Carried" 2 r It A m''"o�''"'tJJJlllion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that the application of Glen Haven Memorial As80 iAtion for a cemetery license be tabled until the ordinance is in effect. 66- "Carried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that the clerk be authorised to issue licenses for races to Don Voge for July 31, 1949 and August 7, 1949 upon payment of the proper sauto f . "Carried" -267- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the plat of BodeWe Addition subject tochecking by the Deputy Clerk and the pasting of proper bonds for completion "CarriedN - A motion by Osterhus,-seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Jos. L. Burns to partition his present'b%dlding according to the usual State Liquor License vp9jedure as © Hard Liquor Off -Sale requirements. "Carried", 69 - Mr. Otto Hendrickson appeared before the Council concerning culverts and road on 32nd Avq� No. Mr. Henderson, Osterhus, Cease, and Phil Smith are to work out the details. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to write Mr. Ciristensen, acknowledging the letter per- taining to the County Health Bill, stating tlat we are very interested in this bill, are sty6ying it thoroughly, and will contact him very shortly. Ac 71- The Lee Smith licenses were tabled until all differences of his are settled. TheDeputy Clerk was instructed to contact *. Sandberg concerning his church. .59 July 25, 1949 (continued) A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Arthur H. Miller General 10.00 Albin J. Marszalek R & B 14.50 0. J. Bronstad " 20.00 National Tea Co. Poor 25.00 J. W. Bennett " 15.00 pester Ryan Park 50.40 Rollin Jackson " 15.00 Corriles n 3.73 Ezra Osterhus " 15.00 Bauth Mfg. Co. " 7.00 Patricia Schutz " 9.90 Mrs. G. C. Becker n 3.00 Geo. R. grickle " 62.09 Michael guch Police 10.00 Henry Pratt " 37.00 Pester Ryan " 10.00 N. W . Bell Telephone " 13.30 E. E. Eardley " 10.00 B. E. Scott " 40.00 Robert Eardley " 10,00 Northern States Power Co. " 4.33 A. C. Hillstrom " 10.00 R & B 1.00 John E. Tyler " 10.00 Park 1.00 Joe Baukner " 10.00 St.Lites 193.34 Mike Banholzer " 10.00 Farnham Stationery Co. General 33.26 Roy E. Wilson " 10.00 Wendell t s, Inc. " 19.00 Assoc. Eng. & Surv. PIR 397.00 A. C. Martens Police 170.00 F. 0. Tessem " 3,739.50 Fred Schmidt R & B 107.50 Collector of Internal Rev. 194.55 R. J. Bennethum " 39.20 Geo. R. Cease General 162.50 Standard Oil Co. " 4.73 Mrs. Edith F. R ennie " 66.0© Phillips Petroleum Co. " 11.01 Lawrence J. Quady Police 10.00 Pester Ryan n 30.00 John R. McDonough " 10.00 Otto Veit " 20.00 A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST ,7elbident of the C-oun-cft R er August 9, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order by President 0. J. Bronstad at 7:00 P.M., with the following members answering rollcall: Osterhus, Bennett, Bronstad, Scott, and Jackson. he minutes of the July 25, 1949 meeting were read and approved. 73 - Lee Smith appeared before the Council concerning a license at 34th and the Belt Lin&. The Council took the position that they would not'be in favor of issuing a license where license has already been issued to Mr. Hanson. 274- S. J. Cooley appeared before the Council concerning the purchase of the Martineau base- ,_ ment home. He was informed by the'Council to apply for a building permit with the stipulation that the home be completed in one year. Mr.SSandberg and Mr. Lundstrom presented plans for a church at 45th and Elm Ave. No. re ting in the following action: A motion.by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of the Minnesota N 60 August 9, 1949, continued District Society of the Evangelical Free Church for a permit to builda church at 45th General an Elm Aves. No. "Carried^ " t277— Mr. Klett, of the Highway Department, and a group from Rockford Road appeared before Klett to make " the Council concerning the speed of traffic on Rockfobd Road. Mr. agreed " a survey. A request was made for another survey on Higbway #52 and the Bass Lake Road. " Hlso agreed to maks this survey. " ' 79— Mr. Gilmer, president of the A. W. Monument Builders from Delano, Minn., appeared con- " cerning the Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Association, and presented a plea against " lnsing them. Z Park �motion A n by Osterhus seconded by BenrAt, that the Clerk be authorized to issue a Cash Register Sales semetery license to the Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Association to establish and operate Farnham Stationery Co. a cemetery or a place of burial upon the property known as the Voge property, upon their Sipe and Gray oil Co. compliance with all of the provisions of the cemetery licensing ordinance, and subject Chippewa Springs Corp. to the conditions in the option being met by all parties. A vote being called for resulted in the followings Ayes, Jackson, Osterbus, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott; nays, none, " so the motion was carried. ^ - 280- 13.00 7 motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we instruct the Northern States Power ^ Co,. to install a street light on 51st and Lakeland Aves. as requested by Belsey and 111.70 Mcsney. "Carried" ^ ,. 281- 7-50 A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that the clerk be authorized to issue licenses " for auto races to Don Voge for August 14th and August 219t, 1949 upon payment of the 29.75 usual f ee 0. "Carried" ^ /292- 25;00 A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we adopt a resolutim protesting to the " H72E93— epin County Board the proposed Unit County Health Plan. The Deputy Clerk was 3.50 irusted to send a copy of the resolution to Jens Christensen. "Carried" " 10.00 170.40 Ty Clerk was instructed to inform Atter that he must cover his divo with " cl an fill. 284- Ti Deputy Clerk was instructed to check the trailer situation with Bennett, and have the information for the neat meeting. Trailer license applications were tabled until the neat meeting. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the following properly verified accounts: "Carried^ George R. Cease General Mrs. Edith F. Rennie " Mrs. Heather Truax " Leo F. Schmock " Esther Ressler " Geraldine Schmock " Gertrude Ryan " Henry Pratt " 322.45 Park Enterprise Pub. Corp General Cash Register Sales " Farnham Stationery Co. " Sipe and Gray oil Co. " Chippewa Springs Corp. " Vester Ryan " $162.50 Ruff Bros. Co. Poor $ 35.50 142.90 Lampert Yards, Inc. Police 23.00 40.95 A • C . Martens ^ 100.00 964.40 Harold S. Truax ^ 10.00 322.45 Lloyd D. Schmidt ^ 10.00 596.95 Floyd E. Johnson ^ 10.00 234.69 John R. McDonovSh ^ 10.00 34.00 Elwood L. Moore. ^ 10.00 13.00 Frank Barck ^ 10.00 111.70 J. E. Tyler ^ 10.00 7-50 Frank Lyman " 10.00 29.75 R. M. Steinbach ^ 10.00 25;00 Robert E. Eardley " 10.00 3.50 Ole Kringstad " 10.00 170.40 Mike Banholzer " 10.00 61 1 A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST J -T P si ent of the Council c er following entry and correction should be made in the foregoing minutes: A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the plat of the Glen Haven Memorial Association, legal description of which is as follows: All that part of the went 2 of the S. W. 4 of the N. W. J of Section 9, Township 115, Range 21, lying southiff the southerly right-of-way of the Minneapolis and St. Paul and Soo St. Marie railroad, formerly known as the Minneapolis Pacific railroad, accord- ing to the recorded plat of the Glen Haven Memorial Association on file and of record in the Register of Deeds in and for the said Hennepin County, Minnesota, containing t enty (20) acres more or less according to the plat survey thereof. "Carried" - 5 Er - A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that the Clerk be authorized to issue a cemetery license to the Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Association to establish and operate a cemetery or a place of burial upon the property described in the foregoing motion, upon their compliance with all of the provisions of the cemetery licensing ordinance, and subject to the conditions in the option being met by all parties. A vote being called for resulted in the following: Ayes, Jackson, Osterhus, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott; nays, none, and so the motion was carried. ATTEST R er Plesident of the 06-uncil Special meeting, July 29, 1949 The Equalization Board meeting, postponed July 22, 1949, was called to order at 5:00 P.M. by President Ol J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Bennett, Osterhus, Bronstad, and Scott. Mrs. Steinbach appeared and agreed that her tax was fair. Mr. Harvey Dodds appeared and agreed that his tax was fair. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we accept the assessment as presented by Leo Schmock, Tax Assessor. "Carried" August 5, 1949, (continued) Fred Schmidt R & B $124.00 J. C. Sell Police $ 10.00 Ziebarth Bros., Inc. " 6.29 L. J. Young " 10.00 Albin J. Marszalek " 19.90 Arthur C. Hillstrom " 10.00 Walter Spears " 11+.00 Mike Kuch " 20.00 Park 3.00 Ernest E. Eardley " 20.00 Otto Veit R & B 12.00 Lawrence J. Quady " 20.00 1 A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST J -T P si ent of the Council c er following entry and correction should be made in the foregoing minutes: A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the plat of the Glen Haven Memorial Association, legal description of which is as follows: All that part of the went 2 of the S. W. 4 of the N. W. J of Section 9, Township 115, Range 21, lying southiff the southerly right-of-way of the Minneapolis and St. Paul and Soo St. Marie railroad, formerly known as the Minneapolis Pacific railroad, accord- ing to the recorded plat of the Glen Haven Memorial Association on file and of record in the Register of Deeds in and for the said Hennepin County, Minnesota, containing t enty (20) acres more or less according to the plat survey thereof. "Carried" - 5 Er - A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that the Clerk be authorized to issue a cemetery license to the Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Association to establish and operate a cemetery or a place of burial upon the property described in the foregoing motion, upon their compliance with all of the provisions of the cemetery licensing ordinance, and subject to the conditions in the option being met by all parties. A vote being called for resulted in the following: Ayes, Jackson, Osterhus, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott; nays, none, and so the motion was carried. ATTEST R er Plesident of the 06-uncil Special meeting, July 29, 1949 The Equalization Board meeting, postponed July 22, 1949, was called to order at 5:00 P.M. by President Ol J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Bennett, Osterhus, Bronstad, and Scott. Mrs. Steinbach appeared and agreed that her tax was fair. Mr. Harvey Dodds appeared and agreed that his tax was fair. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we accept the assessment as presented by Leo Schmock, Tax Assessor. "Carried" 62 Special Meeting, July 29, 1949 (continued) A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we adjourn journ, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST esident of the Council e Special joint meeting of the Park Board and Council. Angus t ' 9, 1949. The adjourned special meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:90 P.M. by Pres- ident 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall; Jackson, Bronstad, BZ2,99- nett, Osterhus, and Scott. A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the reappointment of E. J. Le n to the Park Board for the period expiring June 30, 1952. "Carried" �g9- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we change the name of 601 Ave. No. fo Lonpardy Lane. "Carried" 290- r0t edvisabilitydf"offdring`ai reword -for app3robansion of parties responsible far tField HouseinCrystal Park was thoroughly discussed. 29 -onsiderable time was spent in discussion of the acquisition of the Lilac Way property& owned by the County, for Park and -street purposes: f A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that there being no further business, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST V President of the Council August 22, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Councilvas called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Acting President Ezra Osterhus, with the following members answering rollcall: Scott, Jackson, and Osterhus. The mi utes of the August 8, 1949 meeting were read and approved. -292- Mr. Stanley Bauer, 6420-11.1st Ave. No., appeared before the Council asking for permission to live in his basement until his house is finished. His permit was taken out on -Dec- ember 4 , 19110. This resulted in the following action: a A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that Mr. Stanley Bauer be given permission to live in his basement for a period of one year, providing he continue's with the copst"ruc- Xberg, the house. "Carried" 1801 -15th Ave. So-., Li.3209, presented preliminary plans for a motel on lots 4 and 5, block 1, Hanson Addition. He was referred to the Planning Commission. - 94 - Louis Misch, 6501 -44th Ave. No., Ch. 7536, complained about dogs in his neighborhood. T Deputy Clerk was instructed to investigate this complaint., 63 August 22, 1949 (continued) —04notion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we adopt a resolution changing names of streets, avenues,.and roads as presented -in resolution in Recorder's files. "Carried" A96 - A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to Northern States dower Co. to place one pole on Belmont and 57th and 59th Ave s. No. "Carried" / 297- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Lee C. Smith for a cigarette license for the period from August 22, 1949 to December 31, 1949, subject to investiOation by the Deputy Clerk as to sanitation, etc. "Carried" /`�9g— A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Lee C. Smith for a soft drink license for the period from August 22, 1949, to December 31, 1949, subject to investigation by the Deputy Clerk as to sanitation, etc. "Carried" /7 -'?9 motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Lee C. Smith for a restaurant and lunch counter license for the period from August 22, 1949 to December 3 , 1949, subject to investigation by the Deputy Clerk as to sanitation, etc. "Carried" 00- A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we authorize the Village Attorney, Mr. A¢cCullagh, to apply to the State'Highway for title to the Gun Club property for use as park property in accordance with the Park Board request. Carried" * * See Footnote f�01- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to get details on the S*6 Line°dItch w- drainage. from the Village Engineer, rZr. Phil Smith, and give t1BI4 to the Great Not'thern Railway, Willmar, Minn., in accordance with their letter of August 5, 1949, concerning "Carried" 304 /our request for a culvert where. tine Great Northern Railway crosses the Soo line trade. motion by Scott, seconded bar Jackson, that we accept the easement of the north half of 47th Ave., extending from Zane to the Mike Kuch property, and a 401 easement along the Soo Line tracks on the north side of the Voge property, now owned by the Glen Haven Memorial Gardens Association. "Carried" 14303- 1 motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we accept the report of Justice of the eace, Blake, for the month of July, 1949. "Carried" /--.o4- - A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we table the bid of Gust Holm on blacktop and stabilization, for consideration and awarding at a later meeting, because of the absence of two Council members. "Carried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Donald Hanson General $ 26.00 Albert Cramer Police $ 10.00 0. J. Bronstad " 20.00 Michael Kuch it 10.00 S. E. Scott }� 40.00 Leo D. Crumb " 10.00 Rollin Jackson �� ]5.00 Ray D. Gordhaner " 10.00 Ezra Osterhus " 15.00 Ernest E. Eardley If 20.00 J. W. Bennett " 15.00 Lawrence J. Quady " 20.00 Arthur H. KUler " 10.00 John R. McDonough " 20,00 Geo. R. Ceass " 162.50 p'm. S. Rennie " 10.00 Festher Truax " 35.55 Lloyd Bartness " 10.00 Mrs. Edith F. Rennie " 47.30 Sylvester Ryah " 10.00 Geo. R. Krickle " 235.53 Robert E. E=dley " 10.00 T*nry Pratt 0 25.50 Russell B. McChesney " 10.00 Mi August 22, 1949, (contini-fid) Henry Pratt Part% 6.00 Farnham Stationery General 4.80 N. W. Bell Telephone " 13.55 Northern Stat4s Power Co. " 5.94 R&B 1,.00 Parks 1.00 Street Lites 183.3+ Fred Schmidt R & B 107.50 Standard Oil Co. " 4.24 Phillips Petroleum Co. it 4.Og Crystal Farm Supply " 223.26 Walter Spears " 36- 50 Arthur R. Smith Parks 2.50 Donald Hanson General 2.50 Earl Knobel " 2.50 A. C. Martens Police 100.00 Elwood Moore " 10.00 Roy Wilson Police 10.00 Floyd E. Johnson " 20.00 Arthur C. Hillstrom " 20.04 Joe Baulmer " 20.00 Arnold K. Haxldns ° 10.00 Lester F. Banholzer " 30.00 Lloyd Schmidt " 10.00 R & B 9.00 Charles E. Harris Police 10.00 R 4 B 16.00 Assoc. Eng. & Surv. PIH 542.85 F. 0. Tessem " 17,125.40 N. W. Nat. Bank Bond Reserve 19.51 Public Employees Retirement (Previously Distributed) 35.48 A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business, we /adjourn, subject to the cell of the Chair. "Carried" 301/ **An interesting possibility in connection with this drainage project was discused at ATTEST great length, i.e. that the drainage of the area lying adjacent to 56th Ave. No. and West Broadway could easily be bandled t oagh this ditc . resident of the Council e er August 29, 1949 She special adjourned meeting o f the Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following mesbers answering rollcall: Jackson, i� Os erhus, Bronstad. Bennett, and Scott. "A305- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we instruct the Northern States Power Z. to install • - /; on Pairview Ave. sad quail Ave. NCarriedN 06- street light Mr. Naas appeared before the Council to present plans for a a" bmigar at the Crystal A�rport . 0 A 3no7tion by 0sterhus, seconded by Bennett, tbst we approve the erection of a new Hangar at the Crystal Airport, subject to favorable recomirendation by the Planning Commission !pd the Metropolitan Airports Commission. "Carried§- -/3os_ A motion by Osterhua, that we accept the bid of Gist A. Hills, svbject to the Clerk's as staining whether P.I.R. fonds are sufficient to cover. Motion withdrawn by 0sterhos. 7 A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, tbat we award the bid for blacktop and stabil- izing to Gust A. Holm, at the following prices: 40 thick stabilisation, 'sing gravel, sand, and LIAL 0 .024 per sq. yd.; If" thick bituminous ev f"o, • .035 per sq. yd. 4"6th lternate bid, stabilisation 40 tbick using road oil Nos. 1, 2, or 3, and material from I roadbed, ® .031 per sq. yd.; on Adair and Brunswick to 45* and 'NCsrriedN -3Aves. respectively. A motion by 0sterhos, seconded by Bennett, that the following alsoonts be transferred from the General 7=d: 1 tI J August 29, 1949, continued To the Road and Bridge $ 4,000.00 Pari 1,000.00 Street 2ghts 10000.00 Police 2.500.00 XTotal Transferred from General ?nnd 8,500.00 311- The Deputy Clerk was instrvcted to contact Golden Valley to find out the operations of their constables in view of their full time farce, the cost of calls, the amber of calls, etc. /312- A motion by Bennett, seconded by 0sterhns, that we extend policing operations as they now exist for thirty days. "Carrieds A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that there being no further bveiaess, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Chair. §Carrieds ATTEST V' President of the Council R Special Meeting, September 6, 1" The adjourned special meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M., by Pres- ident 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rolloall: Bennett, Jackson, Br9nstad, and Scott. 1'-313- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that the Clerk be authorised to issue licenses for auto races to Don Voge for September 11, and September 18, 1949, upon payrat of the usnal 1 fees. OCarriedO 4- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that the Clerk be anthorise d to issue a permit for a motel on the Hanson Court property to Edith Lindquist as recommended by the Plaa- niag Commission, and subject to revision of the building inspection permit fee as per- taining to multiple dwellings. The tax revenue from this project is equal . »Carrie ds to that of twenty five homes. A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that there being no further business, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Chair. . "Carrieds ATTEST •Ireeldent or the Cotm—c-11 R c er 6b September 12, 1949 The special adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P.M. by Pres- ident 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rolleall: Jackson, Osterhus, Banns , Bronstad, and Scott. The aiautes of the special meetings of August 9, August 29, and September 6. 1949 and the regular mating of August 22, 1949 were read and approved. .j 16- A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we give permission to G. L. Hetcher, 4010 Bo et Ave. to live in a basement boas until September 1, 1950. "Carried* -717- (� A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we give permission to Donald Raymond, -4603 zone Ave. to live in a basement home until September 1, 1950, subject to the B ding Inspector's approval. "Carried* 8 - motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we accept the report of Justice Blab, for Ast, 1949. "Carried" 19- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we give permission to the Northern States POW0, Co. to place six (6) poles on Vera Crus Ave. from Bass Laine Road to 58th Ave,. No. as r thdr print. "tarried* EO - A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we give permission to the Northern States Parer Co. to place two (2) poles on 58th Ave. No., Quail and Regent Aves., aspen their. nt. 21 - The Deputy Clerk was instructed to send a letter to the Hennepin County League of Towns &nVHunicipalities, informing them of our previous action on the County Health Bill. 22 - The Deputy Clerk was instructed to investigate fees for Village Health Officer, with a co lets report on wilt kind of calls, inspection, quarantine, etc. _ A3tion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we authorise the Deputy Clerk to issue an 24 race license to Don Voge for September 25, 1949. "Carried" - A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we revoke the licenses of Geo. L. Hanson fa rootbeer stand at his request. "Carried" 75- Action on Smith licenses taken August 22, 1949 takes effect when Smith complies with health laws. .,26- 1<. Walker appeared requesting that the Prather signboard property be eleamed vp immediately. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to"send a letter to Prather, telling hi to have the property cleaned up. 27- �;�� �,.-a T Deputy Clerk was instructed to notify all)%advertisere that permits must be obtained on anuary 1,.1950. n A tion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhns, that'we accept the amendment to the Nil2bo"d Or! r innance, as presented by Village Attorney, 11cCullagh. "Carriod" A motion by Osterhu.s, seconded by Scott, that we accept an easement from Joseph A. 11ps, of the *z. 30c of the N. R. J of the N. W. J of Section 7, Township 29• Range 24, accord- ing to the Government Survey thereof. "Carried" 1 1 67 September 12, 1949 (continued) -330- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we authorise the release of the perform- ance bond for Clem JaimAch covering improvements in the area lying between Regent Ave. and the Belt Line, and 34th and 36th Aves. No. "Carried" 31 - motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we give permission to F. W. Warner to move and erect a hangar at Crystal Airport, subject to investigation and approval of the Metropolitan Airports Commission. "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, thea we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Goo. R. Cease General $136.50 Borchert -Ingersoll, Inc. R & B $ -62.44 Mrs. adith F. Rennie " 111.10 Great Northern Railway " 1.34 Geo. R. $Tickle " 52.00 Standard Oil Co. " 3.51 Henry Pratt " 33.50 Vaster Ryan " 105.64 Farnham Stationery " 1.70 Joe Warfield " 17.50 Cash Register Sales Co. " 7.50 Albin J. Maresalsk " 19.00 Geo. Ceas,s, Petty Cash " 6.20 The General Store " .23-43 R & B 3.20 Walter Spears " 73.80 Parks .70 Miller -Davis CO. General ..41 Earl Saobel General 15.90 Lew golstad " 109.50 Donald Hanson " 19.00 The Hagge Rest Home Poor 25.00 Jon Stanley " 12.50 Ruff Bros. Grocery " 35.54 Vaster Ryan " 50.40 Goodin Co. Park 89.48 Parkside Hardware " 8.43 Geo. L. Paterson " 50.00 Parks 1.40 Mple.st.Paul,s.ste.ma►ris 6(A.77 Fred Schmidt R & B 107.50 J. Trump Co., Inc. R & B 5.80 No thfi old Iron Co. " 55.58 �32- motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we ask the County to deed that portion of their property lying along Vera Crus Ave. and the Robbinsdale boundary line between 44th and West Broadway within Crystal Village to Crystal Village for Village purp9ses. "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that there being no further'business, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" September 26, 1949 President �oftbha Council The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P X. by Pres- ident 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Jackson, Osterhus, Bennett, Bronsted, and Scott. Trminutes of the September 12, 1949 meeting were read, corrected, and approved. 3- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we authorise the Deputy Clerk to order a chain hoist and timber to assist in changing equipment on the Motor Patrol. "Carried" W 4September 26, 1949 (continued) T4, Tae L� Deputy Clerk was instructed to have the Constable check the 38th and ]taenia Ave. area because of the disturbances, particularly on Friday nights. -335- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to obtain figures on rubber tile for the village Hall r e r" The Deputy Clerk was instructed to notify tbaConstable and the Building Inspector that hereafter inspection of cesspools angst be actual, and not mads by telephone. A37 - A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we order the sanitary sewer survey to be conducted by engineers Phil Smith and associates for the quoted price of $3,500.00. -339- "Carried" ,T''he Deputy Clerk was instructed to follow up -the Prather matter. (Ybrr�respondence from the Public Examiner was read in which he said that an audit would not be made before January 1, 1950. The Council decided to wait until December 1, 1949 to find out whether the State would be able to audit within a reasonable time there- after. -3. A. E. Swanson, Us Crystal Skyways, appeared before the Council concerning permission to erect a hangar as submitted in his plans. This resulted in the following action: 41- A motion by Scott, seconded by-Osterhus, that we grant permission to Mr. A. E. Swanson, dba Crystal Skyways, to erect a hangar at Crystal Airport as submitted in his plans 7file in the Clerk's office. "Carried 2- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we authorise the Deputy Clerk to advertise for bids for a police car, properly equippped. He also was instructed to get suggestions from surrounding com=ities and the Sheriff's office as to equipment, type of specifi- ions, etc., and report same to at least two members of the Council. "Carried" 3- Mr. prank Mahmtga appeared before the Council requesting gravel on 30th Ave. No. in his plat. Mr. Osterhus informed him that the village would take cage of this matter 4b ore cold weather. 4 The Deputy Clerk was instructed to contact the Bobbinsdale Health Officer, concerning 9)trvicss and basis for fees. 46- T Tax Levy meeting was set for October b, 1949 at 7:00 P.M. 47- 'reiers was some discussion of an addition to the warehouse, which will be further dis- c sed at a meeting to be held at 5:00 P.Y., September 27, 1949 at the warehouse. A motion by Bennett, seconded by Oeterhuis, that we authorise the Deputy Clark to issue auto race licenses to Don voge for c2ttabW1, 2, 1949 and r0c't�rbbr7 9, 191}9 upon payment of the usual fees. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we pay the following properly verified` accounts: "Carried" 0. J. Brons tad General $ 20.00 Joe Baukner Police $ 20.00 B. Z. Scott " 40.00 8obt . Eardley " 10.00, J. W. Bennett 0 15.00 flog H. Wilson " 10.00 C 1 1 try September 26, 1949 (continued) Rollin Jackson General $ 15.00 Richard M. Steinbach Police $ 20.00 Ezra Osterhus " 15.00 Wm. S. Bennie " 10.00 Arthur H. Miller " 10.00 Arthur 0. Hillstrom " 10.00 Geo, R. Cease " 162.50 Elwood L. Moore " 10.00 Mrs. Edith P. Bennie " 63.80 Prank Lyman " 10.00 Farnham Stationery " 10.41 Lawrence J. Quady' " 10.00 N. W. Bell Telephone " 13.10 John R. McDonough " 20.00 Northern States Power " 4.73 Mike guoh " 20.00 R & B 1.00 Lester P. Banholser " 20.00 Parks 1.51 Albert Cramer " 10.00 St. Lites 183,34 Joseph M. gluz " 10.00 Sensing Hardware Co. General 15.50 Prank Burak " 10.00 Moorhead Machinery " 19.80 Leo D. Crunb " 10.00 Assoc. Eng. & Surv. " 123.25 Harry Hogeland " 10.00 PIE 402.75 Floyd E. Johnson " 10.00 Chippewa Springs Corp. General 3.50 Jerald A. Mortensen " 10.00 Lampert Yards, Inc. Poor 21.25 Ray H. Gordhamer " 10.00 Howard Lumber Co. H & B 4.81 A. C. Martens " 180.00 Venter Ryan " 30.50 Lucian Pitzer R & B 27.50 Parks 20.25 P. 0. Tessera PIE 14,381.15 McLean -Weber Oil Co. R & B 42.71 Gust A. Holm PIR 129329.39 Phillips Petroleum Co. " 13.26 Public Employees Retirement Association Fred Schmidt " 107.50 (Previously Destirbuted) 18.96 Police / 16.50 M349- . H. K. Walker appeared before the Council to request that an investigation be made as to the possible use of concrete vaults in the cemetery. He suggested a change in cemetery ordinance because of Z50 the possible contamination of the water supply. - The Deputy Clerk was instructed to check the progress of our acquisition of the Gun gub property for Park purposes. ,/351 - The Deputy Clerk was instructed to write Mr. Otto Hendrickson concerning the culvert under the street he proposes to build along 32nd Ave. No. between Belmont and Zane A�xe is, •-352- A kotion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we svpply A culvert of the proper size for the street being constructed (32nd by Otto Hendrickson along the north line of his property Ave. No.) after approval by the Village Engineer, Mr. Phil Smith, as to size, etc. "Carried" A3motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we instruct the Northern States Power C�to install a street light on 32nd Ave. No. and Douglas Drive. "Carried" A394 - The Clerk presented petitions for grading and blacktop on certain streets in the Village, - and stated that he had carefully examined said petitions and the signatures thereon, and had checked the ownership of property on the parts of streets nased in the petitions and that in his opinion the petitions were duly signed by owners of mote than 35% in frontage of the real property abutting on the streets or parts thereof named in each petition as the location of tbeijnprovement. This resulted in the following action: Trustee Osterhus introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: 70 355— N+eptember 26, 1949 (continued) RESOLUTION DETERMINING SUFFICIENCY OF PETITION FOR STEMT IMPROVEMSAT WEEMS, The owners of frontage of the real property abutting on the following streets in the Village of'Crystal, to -wit: Welcome Avenue from the north Robbinsdale City Limits to the Southwesterly line of West Broadway; Esnia Avenue from the north Robbinsdals City Limits to the North line of 47th Avenue North; Yates Avenue from the North line of 44th Avenue 'North to the North line of 46th Avenue North;, Zane Avenue from the North Robbinsdale City Limits to 47th Avenue North; Adair Avenue from 42nd Avenue North to 45th Avenue North except that portion thereof that lies outside of the Village of Crystal; Brunswick Avenue from 42nd Avenue North to 47th Avenue North; 43rd Avenue North, 44th Avenue North, 45th Avenue North, 46th Avenue, North and 47th Avenue North from the center— line of the alley midway between Vera Cruz North and Welcome Avenue to Brunswick Avenue; 45th Avenue North from Douglas Drive to a Northerly extension of the West line of Lot Nine (9), "Fairview Acres Second Unit Hennepin County Minnesota"; 49th Avenue North from the West line of State ffigbaay No. 52 to the East line of Vera Cruz Avenue; Orchard Avenue and Perry Avenue from the center of 34th Avenue North to the South line of 36th Avenue North; Quail Avenue from the South line of 35th Avenue North to the South line of 36th Avenue North; 35th Avenue North from the West line of Nobel Avenue to a point midway between the centerlines of Quail Avenue and Regent Avenue; The North Half of 34th Avenue North from the W est line of Noble Avenue to a point midway between the centerlines of Perry Avenue and Quail Avenue, have petitioned for the improvement thereof by grading and placing blacktop thereon, and, WHLBEAS, said petitions have been presented to the Council together with evidence of ownership of said property, and the same have been duly emsmined and considered, 71, September 26, 1949 (continued) NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the Village Council of the Pillage of Crystal that it is hereby found and determined that each of said petitions has been signed by the required percentage of owners of property affected thereby and is in all respects sufficient to confer jurisdiction to make said improvements pursuant to Sections 434.14 to 434.27, Minnesota Statutes. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Game be one improvement designated as "Street Improvement No. 1." The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Jackson, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Bronstad, Scott, Osterhus, Jackson, and Bennett; and there were no votes against the same; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Trustee Osterbus 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 Ha11, on Monday, October 24, 1949, at 9:00 P.M., for the purpose of considering and taking action on petitions to- improve certain streets in the Village, and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give notice of such meeting by publication for two weeks in the official newspaper of a notice in substantially the following form: / -356- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON STREET IMPROVEMENT NO. 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, will meet on Monday, the 24th day of October, 1949, at eight o'clock p.m. in the Village Hall of said Village, to lake action on petitions to improve the following streets lying within the corporate limits of said Village, sedd petitions hewing been signed by the owners of more than 35% in frontage of the real property abutting thereon: Welcome Avenue from the North Robbinsdale City Limits to the Soutbsesterly line of West Broadway; Xenia Avenue from the North Robbinsdale City Limits to the North line of 47th Avenue North; Yates Avenue from the North line of 44th Avenue North to the North line of 46th Avenue North; Zane Avenue from t1v north Robbinsdale City Limits to 47th Avenue North; Adair Avenue from 42nd Avenue North to 45th Avenue Horth except that portion thereof that lies outside of the tillage of Crystal; Brunswick Avenue from 42nd Avenue North to 46th Avenue North; 43rd Avenue North, 44th Avev= North, 45th Avenue North, 46th Avenue North, and 47th Avenue forth from the center— Line of the alley midway between Vera Crus Aw. North and Welcome Avenue to Brunswick Avenue; 45th Avenue North from Douglas Drive to a Northerly extension of the West line of Lot Nine (9), 72 September 26, 1949 (continued) "Fairview Acres Second Unit Hennepin County Minnesota"; 49th Avenue North from the Rest line of State Highway No. 52 to the East line of Vera Crus Avenue; Orchard Avenue and Perry Avenue from the center of 34th Avenue North to the South line of 36th Avenue North; Quail Avenue from the South line of 35th Avenue Borth to the South line of 36th Avenue Borth; 35th Avenue North from the Best line of Noble Avenue to a point midway between the centerlines of Quail Avenue and Regent Avenue; The North Half of 34th Avenue North from the West lime of Noble Avenue to a point midway between the centerlines of Perry Avenue and Quail Avenue, by grading and blacktopping said streets and miscellaneous construction work required In connection therewith, and determini:ag;�-whether or not said improvements shall bemade. All property owners abutting on said streets or alleys 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. Dated: September 26, 1949. �. B? ORINR OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL: Village Clerk The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Jackson, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: Bronst44, Scott, Osterhus, Jackson, and Bennett; and there were no votes against same; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Trustee Bennett introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: /-357- RESOLUTION WHEREAS, The Council of the Village of Crystal deems it expedient and necessary to acquire title to the following described property to be used for public streets, parkways and parka, to -wit; That part of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (Mi NFJ) of Section 9, Township 118, Range 21, lying Northeasterly of State Higiway No. 52, and North of the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Railway right of way, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HESOLVED, By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal that application be made for the transfer of title to the above described 1 1 1 I3 September 26, 1949 (continued) property from the County of Hennepin to the Village of Crystal, the same to be used for public streets, parkways and parks, together -with such other and fiaatber uses for which public streets, parkways and parlor are ordinarily used. The question was on the adoption of the above resolution, and roll being called, the following Yeas were recorded: Bronstad, Osterhus, Jackson, Bennett, and Scott. bays; None; and so the resolution was adopted. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject of the call of the Chair.- 00arriedb ATTEST Preent of the Council Recor r October 6, 19+9 Z359 - The Levy meeting was called -to order by President 0. J . Bronstad, at 7:00 P.M., with the following members answering rollcall: Bronstad, Osterhus, and Bennett. The financial affair's of the Village were discussed thoroughly and at considerable length following which this action was . taken: A motion by Osterhus, seconded. by Bennett, that we levy the following for the coming year:"Carrieds General Fund . . . . . . . . . . .$ 7,000.00 Road and Bridge. . . . . . . . . . 4,500.00 Poor 1,000.00 Paries . . . . . . 2,500-00 Street Lias. . . . . . . . . . . 2,000.00 Police5,000.00 Bonds and Interest 5.000.00 $ 27,000.00 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhais, that there being no further business, wr adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. *carried" ATTEST Pre dent of the Council Reco ____---_�s 74 October 109 1949 The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 7t30 P.M. byPres- ident 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rolleallt Jackson, Osterhus, Unnett, and Bronstad. the minutes of the regular meeting of September 26, 1949 and the special meeting of October 6, 1949 were read, corrected and approved. A59 - A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we grant permission to the Northwesters Bell Telephone Co. for the following service: to place one pole and asehor in the alley north of Rockford goad between Adair Ave. and Belmont Ave.1 to place poles and buried sable, as followst Buried cable in the south side of 41st Avenue North at Douglas Drive. Buried cable at Yates Avenue - 44th and 45th Avenues North. One pole on 45th Avenue North, east of Zane Avenue North. Buried cable in 46th Avenue North at Yates Avenue and into the alley north. Buried cable in forest Avenue, North of 43rd Avenue North. Buried cable in 43rd Avenue North east of Forest Avenue. Buried sable in Linden Avenue, north of Rockford Road. /-36D- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to oheck with the Planning Commission their recom mend- ahions for a minima of 550 Square feet for a residential building. 3 61 - It was agreed that Jackson, and Cease, represent the Council at the BAilway and Warehouse Commission bearing cu November T. 1949 concerning permission for crossing of the new 38,910 Ube County Higbray over the Great Northers tracks. /362- A motion by Jackson, sect"ed by Bonnett, that in view of the Deputy Clerk's report that premises covered by application for license by Lee Smith are act adequately equipped to properly conduct a lunch stand 6r,•food sale business; and that applicant has tabs& no steps to so equip them, that- the applications of Lee C. Smith for a restaurant Beans* 4d denied. sQarrieiN A363tion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett,- that we accept thg report of justice of the P ace, Russell T. Blabs, for. September, 1949. MCarribds motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that the Deputy Clerk be instructed to adver- t e for bids for a sew polios car. "Carriedis A m5 tion by Osterhns, seconded by Jackson, that the Deputy Clerk be asthorised to adver- tise for bids for an overhead garage door, for the proposed shelter for the Road patrol and that the balance of the building be constructed os a day labour and material basis. /366- 80arrieds The Deputy Clerk was instructed to arrange a meeting with the Fire Department Committee fo the purpose of laying the groundwork for setting up a Fire Department. 67- 2 Deputy Clerk was instructed to write a letter to Mr. J. C• Jillson, operator of the dump on 35th and Forest Avenues, stating that the manner in which this drip is being run Is objectionable to the immediate neighborhood. Send a copy to J. W. Bennett . 75 October 10, (c ontinaed) A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we pay the following properly verified Mounts: "Carried$ Collector of Internal Revenue $ 164.10 George Peterson Parks $173.00 Geo. R. Cases General 162.50 Marvin 0. Arneson ■ 18.00 Mrs. -Edith 7 • Rennie • 71.50 1. X. Lischef slsa M 93;25 Goo. R. Stickle N 96.23 Cliff St. Cyr, Jr. Polies 10.00 Henry Pratt 23.50 Albert Cramer N 10.00 Parks 5.00 Ole_Iringstad N 10.00 Post Publishing Co. GenrAl 40.45 Lloyd D. Schmidt * 10.00 Cash Register Sales • 7.50 Richard Steinbach N 10.80 Parnham Stationery a 9.45 Charles E. Harris a 10.00 League Minn. Manic. N 67.00 Arnold I. Bwkins s 10.00 Lew Iolstad N 80.75 Joe Bauhaer s 10.00 Chippewa Springs Corp. A 3.50 Ernest Eardley N 10.00 Moorhead Machinery s 47.70 Robt. Eardley s 10.00 Otto Veit N 5.00 Larry J. Youmg N 10.00 R & B 13.00 Arthur Hillstrom 10.00 Fred Schmidt N 107.50 gay Gordhaamer s 10.00 Police 16.50 John McDonough w 20.00 Ziebarth Bros., Inc. R & B 23.59 Wm. S. Rlennis s 20.00 Mix, a temsco .Station 215.84 Roy -H. Wilson a 20.00 Walter Spears 21.00 Frank Burak s 20.00 Tester Ryan „ 104.60 Lawrence J. Quady 20.00 Lucian 71tser 22.00 A. C. Msrtens N 100.00 Ruff Bros. Grocery Poor 35.50 F. 0. Tessea PIR 259.22 T F. Benecke s 52.53 4 69- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that the Deputy Clerk be instructed to adver- tise for bids fof the contruction fortbe washroom, plunbing fixtures, water supply, and cesspool at the Pillage Hall. "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jacimon, that there being no -further business, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Chair. sCarriedW ATTEST President of the Council .. Recorder October 24, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M. byPres- ident 0. J. Bronstad, d th the following members answering rollcall: Jackson, Osterhus, Bennett, Bronstad, and $Cott. 7'o minutes of the regular meeting of October 10, 1949 were read and approved. 3 69- A petition was presented to the Council objecting to the blacktop and improvements on B swick Avenue between 45th and 47th Avenues North. 7n 0- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Clark's Flying Service for a permit to erect a hangar on the Crystal Airport, subject to the i jvestigation and approval of the Metroplitan Airports Commission. "Carried" 76 October 24, 1949 r The Council agreed to most at 4:45 P M. at the garage with the Methodist gcowp to etermine whether the warehouse is feasible for Sunday School. 1-371- .At this point, the bids on the police car were opened. These were submitted by -Dahlberg Bros., Bob Knowles Ford Co., 7aksenEmholts Motors, and Osseo Motor Co. I?3h7 2e following action was taken: - A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we award the bid for a police car to tt Knowles Motor Co. at a price of $1,768.25. "Carried„ ' A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to the Northern tat4s Parser Co. to place poles on Elm Ave. and 31st Ave. No. "Carried" . motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we grant permission to the North- western orthwestern Bell Telephone Co. to place 2 poles on 38th Ave. No. between Welcome and tes Aves. "Carried" Z 75- -Notify the following persons as to the status of petitions for improvements as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Everett Krueger, 4615 Adair Ave. No. - - Brunswick between 45th and 47th Mrs. Leo Crumb, 4539 Brunswick Ave. No. ) 47th Ave. No. between —,7M . Edwin Carlson, 4553 Brunswick Ave. No.) Zane and Brunswi ek Ave . No. 376- Petition presented between 45th and 47th Ave. No. on Brunswick Ave., 100% against on B s ck between 45th and 46th Aves. No. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to contact the League of Minnesota Municipalities for information on minimum setbacks on commercial and other buildings and present to the Planning Commission. X78- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to write a letter to Mr..E. H. Prather advising him that before proceeding with sign building he must obtain permits in accordance with 07 oexisting ordinances. motion tion bY Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the schedules of special a sesements as prepared by the Village Clerk. foarried" 3�- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the plat of Section #1 Y391- Glen Haven Memorial Gardens. "Carried" The President announced the meeting was open for the consideration of a street im0 provement in the Village of Crystal. The Clerk produced an affidavit showing publication of a notice of hearing on the proposed street improvement for two weeks In the official newspaper of said Village, the said publication being on October 6, _and October 13, 1949, which notice was examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file. {j 92 - The President then called upon all property owners then 15resnnt either for or against said improvement. The following appeared and entered objections as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Everett Krueger 4615 Adair Ave. - Brunsvick, 45th to 47th Mrs. Leo Crumb, 4538 Brunswick Ave . -C 47th Ave. No. between Mr. Edwin Carlson, 4553 Brunswick - (Zane and Brunswick Aves. 10. October 214, 19149 After hearing ant considering all objections and all property owners appearing in favor of said improvement, Trustee Osterhus introduced and read the following written resol- e ion and moved its adoption: A RESOitTTION OF NECESSITY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A STEEET IMPROVEMEN IN TBE VILLAGE OF CRYSTAL, EENNEPIN COUNTY, MINIXSOTA . WIMREAS, the Village Council has heretofore adopted a resolution fixing the time and place of a meeting to consider the adoption of a resolution to malm a street improvement in the Village of Crystal pursuant to Sections 14314.114 to 14314.27 Minnesota Statutes, and WHEREAS, notice of said meeting has been given to all property owners whose property may be assessed therefor by publication thereof in the 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, TEMPORE, , BE IT RESOLVED by the Village C ounc i 1 of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: 1. That said improvement is necessary and it is hereby deter- mined to make said street improvement in the Village of Crystal more particularly described as follows: 'Welcome Avenue from the North Robbinsdale City Limits to the Southwesterly line of West Broadway; Xenia Avenue from the North Robbinsdale City Limits to the North line of 147th Avenue North; Yates Avenue from the North line of 1414th Avenue North to thb North line of 146th Avenue North; Zane Avenue from the North Robbinsdale City Limits to 147th Avenue North; Adair Avenue from 142nd Avenue North to 145th Avenue North except that portion thereof that lies outside of the Village of Crystal; Brunswick Avenue from 142nd Avenue North to 145th Avenue North 143rd Avenue North, 1414th Avenue North, 145th Avenue North, 146th Avenue North, and 147th Avenue North from the center - Line of the alley midway between Vera Cruz Ave. North and Welcome Avenue to Brunswick Avenue; 145th Avenue North from Douglas, Drive to a Northerly extension of the West line of Lot Nine (9), "Fairview Acres Second Unit Hennepin County Minnesota"; 78 October 24, 1949, continued 49th Avenue North from the West line of State Bighway No. 52 to the East line of Vera Crus Avenue; Orchard Avenue and Perry Avenue from the center of 34th Avenue North to the South line of 36th Avenue North; Quail Avenue from the South line of 35th Avenue North to the South line of 36th Avenue North; 35th Avenue North from the West line of Noble Avenue to a point midway between the centerlines of Qusi 1 Avenue and Regent Avenue; The North Half of 34th Avenue North from the West line of Noble Avenue to a point midway between the centerlines of Perry Avenue and Quail Avenue. 2. Said improvement shall be made under the provisions of Sections 434.14 to 434.27, Minnesota Statutes, as amended, and the improvement shall be hereafter 8e- signated as Street Improvement No. 1. 3. The entire cost of such improvement, including the cost of engineering, interest during construction, and necessary incidental expenses, shall be assessed against the property abutting upon the streets in which said improvement is to be constructed, -upon the basis of benefits to such property. 4. Phillip Smith is hereby appointed Engineer to prepare the necessary plans and specifications for said improvement, which said plans and specifications shall be filed with the Village Clerk. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Jackson, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Bronstad, Scott, Osterhus, Jackson, Bennett; and the following voted against the same: None. Whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that w4 pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" 0. J. Bronsted General $ 20.00 lied Schmidt R & B 107.50 B. E. Scott " 40.00 Joe Warfield 7.00 Rollin Jackson, " 15.00 Walter Spears " 11.20 Ezra Osterhus " 15.00 Lucian Fitzer General 8.00 J. W. Bennett " 15.00 R & B 22.00 A. H. Miller " 10.00 Otto Veit General 12.00 - Geo. R. Cease " 162.50 R & B 31.00 Mrs. Edith 1. Rennie " 119.35 Vester Ryan General 16.00. Mrs. Heather Truax " 79.65 Standard Oil Co. R & B 4.14 Henry Pratt " 29.00 Vaster Ryan " 24.80 R & B 1.00 Phillips Petroleum Co. " 7.94 Farnham Stationery General 2.30 Crystal Motors " 29.25 Miller -Davis Co. " 38.20 General Store Pour 10.00 N. W. Bell Telephone Co. " 13.00 A. C. Martens Police 80.00 Northern States Power Co. " 11.70 Donald E. Greene General 20.00 R & B 1.00 Fredrickson Mfg. Co. " 32.10 Parkas 1.00 Fredrickson Mfg. Co. " 96.60 1 1 79 October 24, 1949, continued Northern States Power Co. St. Lites 193.3+ F. 0. Tessem PIE 5,502.00 H. M. Mortensen General 91.00 PER Assn, Prev. Distributed 20.63 Assoc. Eng. & Surv. " 226;90 Gust A. Holm 5,912.2 PIE 169.00 Mple . Soo Line 49.00 /35U - A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we reject the bid on the garage door as submitted by Howard Lumber Co. for the reason that the price previously quoted was a roaimately $100.00 less. "Carried" 355 - The Deputy Clerk was instructed to contact County Engineer Zimmerman, for snow fencing 7the Becker property. 56- A motion by Osterhu.s, smDnded by Jackson, that we request installation of a 2 -way radio for our proposed police department, from the Hennepin County Sheriff's office, at the r quest of Frank Linehan. "Carried" A5 motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the Park Board budget for the Year 1950, as submitted in their letter of August 29, 1949. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that there being no further business, we ad— journ, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ATTEST g 7 4tor e'sident of the CouncilR November 7, 1949 The adjourned special meeting of November 7, 19+9 was called to order at 9:00 P.M. by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering roilcall: Osterhua, Jackson, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott. 3 99- /kruatbe,:Jackson introduced the following res9lution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION FIXING COSTS AND DIRECTING TEE SAIF OF CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Minnesota as follow: 1. The total estimated cost of Street Improvement No. 1 of the Village of Crystal is hereby found and determined to be the sum of $50,000, and it is hereby determined that $50,000 of the cost of said improvement shall be assessed against the property benefited thereby, payable in five equal annual installments, 2, There is hereby created a special Bind to be known as Street Improvement No. 1 Fund, into which shall be paid all moneys received from the assessment for said Improvement and from the sale of Certificates of Indebtedness as hereinafter provided, and out of which fund shall be paid the cost of said improvement and principal of and interest on said Certificates of Indebtedness. ha November 7, 1949, continued 3. In anticipation of the levy and collection of assessments and in order to defray defray the expenses incurred andto be incurred in the making of said improvement, it is hereby determined to issue and sell $50,000 Street Improvement No. 1 Certificates of Indebtedness to be dated December 1, 1949, to bear interest at the rate at or -rates specified by the successful bidder, payable September 1, 1950 and semiannually there- after, and to mature serially on March let, commencing March 1, 1952 in the amount of $10,000 in each of the years 1952 to 1956, both inclusive. 4. The Village council shall meet at the council 'rooms in'the village hall in said Village on Monday, the 21st day of November, 1949, at eight o'clock P.M., for the purpose of receiving and considering bids for said certificates, and the village clerk is hereby authorized and directed to came a notice of sale of said Certificates of Indebtedness to be given by ten days publication in the official newspaper of the village and in Commercial West, a financial paper published in Minneapolis, 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: Bronstad, Osterhus, Jaclmon, Scott, and Bennett; and the following voted against t same: None; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Osseo Council members met with our Council on the proposed sanitary sewage trunk. The Deputy Clerk and Phil Smith are to co-operate with Engineer: Haglund from Osseo to determine the feasibility of Crystal Village's connecting with this trunk line. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to proceed with drainage plans along the Soo Line right of way with completion of preliminary urk this week if possible. TM minutes of the Planning Commission were read.. 90- Tha Deputy Clerk was instructed to check with Mr. Klett on the Highway survey. A391 - The Deputy Clerk was instructed to request the Northern States Power Co. to install twy( Q2) sodium vapor light poles at Highway *52 and the Bass lalsi Road. 392- The minimum area for living quarters was discussed it th the Planning Commission co*_ mittee. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to have the Village attorney change the B lding Code to read 545 square feet minimum fl&or area. /93— Mr. Jackson gave a report on the Railroad and Warehouse Commission hearing on the cr wing of 62nd Ave. No. over the Great Northern tracks. �3 94- Mr. Jackson complained of the dirt floor in the warehouse, and recommended that steps be taken to put in a cement floor. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned, subject to the call of the Chair. esident of the Council 1 8 1. / November 14, 1949, Meeting with Railroad and Warehouse Commission 395 - Mr. Leonard Lindquist and Mr. Clifford C. Peterson of the Railroad and Warehouse Cemission net with the Council, and recommended the adoption of a resolution closing the Douglas Drive crossing of the Great Northern Railway right of way and extending Zlmharst Avenue to 62nd Avenue north, and the closing of the 60th Ave. No. crossing. ;;96 - The Deputy Clerk was instructed to send plans and minutes of action taken early this we�eek to the Railroad and Warehouse Commission. A397 - The Depty Clerk was instructed to check the billboards obstructing view of traffic with the idea of raving some removed. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to send a copy of a map showing future development plans for the area to W: B. Westpbal. November 14, 1949, Council Meeting The regular adjourned meeting of the Council was called to order at 5:00 P.K. by Pres- ident 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Osterbas, Sennett, Onstad, and Scott. �9g- Trustee Osterhus introduced the following resolution, and moved its adoption: RESODUTI CK BE IT BRSOLVED, that the Village Council of the Village of Crystal does hereby consent to the closing of the Douglas Drive crossing of the Great Northers Railway right of way by the Railroad and Warehouse Commission of the State of Minnesota upon the opening of a crossing of the Great Iorthern Railway right of way at 62nd Avenue north, also known as the north Village line, and HE IT YOTHdR RESOLVED, that the Village Council take immediate steps to obtain the necessary easements for a continuance of Elmharst Avenue in a - northwesterly direction, so as to extend said avenue from 58th Avenue north to the north Village line, and with the plan of closing the crossing of the Great Northern Railway right of way at 60th Avenue north when such easements have been obtained, and BS IT XMTHBR RESOLVED, tbat the Deputy Clerk be instructed to send a copy of this resolution and plan to the Railroad and Warehouse Commission of the State of 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: Osterhus, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott; -and the following voted ad}inst same: None; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted: T minutes of the regular meeting of October 24, 1949, and the special meeting of November 7, 1949 were read and approved with the correction of the paragraph per- taining to minimums floor area, which should read 500 square feet instead of 545 agpa.re feet. Mr. Ceass reported on the crossing at the Bass Labe Road and Highway #52, saying that Mr. nett of the Higbway Department said nothing would be done in the way of signals or slow down at the crossing. The Northern States Power Co. advised against sodium vapor lights because they do not produce the volume of light that the lwednar ones -do. 82 November 14, 1949 (continued) 1- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we accept the utilitids easement of L i Osterbaxs for the east 101 of Lot 1, Block 4, Paradise Park Addition. "Carried" 2 - motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the easement of Devi Osterhas for the west 22' of Lot 1, Block 4, Paradise Park Addition, for street purposes, com- pleting Yates Avenue. "Carried" A this point the correspondence was read. �3- motion by Oster hns, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to the Minmeapoli s GCo. for main extension #339. "Carried" in motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to the Northern Sts Power Co. to install three poles on Elm Avenue and 31st Avenins North. "Carried" 5- A motion by Osterhas, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to the Northern St #tos Power Co. to install one pole on W. Broadway south of vera Cruz. "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to the Northern States Bower Co. to install one pole on 45th Avenue No. from Xenia Ave. to Yates Avg. % "Carried" ) 7- A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we grant permbasion to the Northern S tee Power Co. to install three poles on 30th Avenue north from Douglas Drive to F rest Avenue. "Carried" 408- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we grant permission to the Northern Is S s Power Co. to re-route their lines at the Airport as per their prints. "Carried" A motion by Osterhws, seconded by Bennett, that we instruct the Deputy Clerk to proceed with the warehouse addition on a day labor basis. "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following properly ve:dfied accounts:: NCarried" Geo. R. Cease General $162.50 Mrs. Maybehle Prince " 3.60 Mrs. Heather Truax " 70.20 Mrs. Edith F. Rennie " 89 C. Goo. R. Erickle " 35 • Henry Pratt " 62.00 R & B 20.00 Byron McCullagh General 452.50 Post Publishing " 40.30 Farnham Stationery " 5.45 Sipe and Gray Oil Co. " 23.40 Chippewa Springs Corp. " 3.50 Lew Kolstad " 52.75 Metallurgical Control Lab." 65.55 Lyle Signs, Inc. " 17.16 Fredrickson Foundry " 96.00 N " " 96.60 Lindsay Bros. Co. " 2645 Genl Fireproofing Co. Fred Schmidt RLrlan Mortensen Mix's Tezaco Station Standard Oil Co. McLean -Weber Oil Co. The Goo. T Ryan Co. Luaian Fitser 17 nester Ryan Glenn Schmidt Otto Veit General $&B R N N N N R General N 8 & B General R&B General R&B Northfield Iron Co. N Olson Grocery Poor, A. C. Martens Police Henn. Co. S he riff 19 Radi o " $ 59.50 107.50 155.62 31.09 3.09 35.10 6.80 6.00 8.00 8.00 55.90 4.80 7.20 4.04 42.00 444.6© 35.00 80.00 350.00 1 1 1 November 14, 1949, (continued) Aoton by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the contract for a two-way radio in the police car with the Hennepin County Sheriff's office, effective December 1, 19}9, at an annual charge of $350.00 which includes installation and m iintenance. 44"Carried" 11- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we write to the Board of County Commisioners, urging them to take over as a County Highway that portion of Tera Crus Avenue which lies between Test Broadway and State Higbway #52 for construction and maintenance, this letter to be accompanied by a petition of the property owners adjacent to this avenue. MCarriedv There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned, subject to the call of the Cbair. ATTEST - Setoira President of the Council November 21, 1949 Special Meeting Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a special meeting of the village council was held on the 21st day of November, 1949, at eight o'clock P .M. The following members were present: Rollin Jackson, 0. J. Bronstad, and $era Osterhus; and the fpllowing were absent: J. W. Bennett and B. Z. Scott. 1412- The mayor announced that this was the time and place for receipt of bids for the purchase of $50,000 Street Improvement Certificates of Indebtedness in accordance with resolution adopted November 7, 1949. �/413— The Clerk presented affidavits showing publication of the notice of sale in the Robbinsdale Post and in Finance and Commerce, which affidavits were examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file. The clerk than presented the sealed bids wbieh had been received. Said bids were tbsa opened and examined and found to be as follows; p Name of Bidder Interest Bate_ Amount of- J . M . Dai n & Company Minneapolis, Minnesota 1.50 $ 71.00 Perham State Bank Perham, Minnesota 1.50, $ 12.50 Allison -Williams Company Minneapolis, Minnesota 2.00% $260.00 Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood Minneapolis, Minnesota 1.90% $ 23.00 First National Bank Mple.) " 1 0 S t.Paul) 2.00% $ 37.50 84 November 21, 1949 (continued) A tear dins consideration of all of said bids, Trustee Ezra Osterhus introduced and read the following written resolution and moved its adaption: BE IT RESOLTED by the village council of the Tillage tai; Crystal, Minnesota, that the bid of J. M. Dain & Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota, to purebLes $50,000 Street Improvement Certificates of Indebtedness bearing interest at the rate of One and one-half percent (1.50%) and to pay therefor $50,071.00, is hereby found, determined, and declared to be the most favorable bid and is hereby accepted. The cleric is directed to retain the check of said bidder and return all other good faith checks. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly Seconded by Trustee Rollin Jackson, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: Ezra Osterhus, 0. J. B ronstad, Rollin Jackson; and the following voted against the s ; None; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. 15— Trustee Ezra Osterbais introduced and read the following written resolution and moved its adoption: BE IT BESOLTED by the Tillage council of the Tillage of Crystal, Minnesota, as follows: 1. The Tillage shall forthwith issue its negotiable street improvement certificates of indebtedness in the aggregate prini.pal amount of $50,000, dated December 1, 1949, in the denomination of $1,000 each, numbered 1 to 50, both inclusive, bearing interest at the rate of one and one-half per cent (1.50%) per annum, papble September 1, 1950 and semimnually there- after on the let of March and the lot of September is each year, and maturing serially on March -let in the amount of $10,000 in each of the years 1952 to 1956, both inclusive, all without option of prior payment. Both principal and interest payable at the main office of the First National Bank of Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota. 2. The certificates of indebtedness and the interest coupons to be thereto attached shall be in substantially the following foam: UNITED STATES 07 AMSRICA STATE OF MINNESOTO COUNTY OB HENNEPIN TILLAGE OF CRYSTAL No. 0 CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTT=SS Street Improvement No. 1 $1,000.00 KNOW ALL MEN BY T&SE PRMSRNTS That the Tillage of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota►, certifies that it is indebted and for value received hereby promises to pay to bearer the sum of ONS TWUSAND DOLLARS on the lot day of March, 19 , without option of prior payment, and to pay interest tberson from the date at hereof until the principal amount is paid, at the rate of one and one-half percent (1.50%) per annVM interest to met it beibl 1 , ur y ng Paye a Septemiber , 1950 and semiannually there- after on the lot day of Murch and the let day of September in Bash year in accordance with and'upon presentation and surrender of the attached interest coupons as Abby severally become des. Both principal of and interest on this certificate of indo'btedness are payable at the main office of the First National Bank of Minneapolis: Minnesota in any coin or currency of -the United States of America which on the date of payment is legal tender for public and private debts. 1 1 85 November 21, 1949 (continued) This certificate of indebtedness is one of an bsus in the total principal amount of $50,000, all of 111m date and tenor except as to maturities, and is issued by the Village of Crystal pursuant to and in full conformity with the Constitution and Iaws of the State of Minnesota thereunto enabling, including Sections 434.14 to 434.27, Minnesota Statutes 1945, and acts amendatory thereof and supplemental -thereto, and is issued for the purp@Ae of defraying a part of the expenses incurred and to be incurred in a street improvement on certain streets of said village, and is payable primarily from special assessments to be levied against property specially benefited thereby but constitutes a general obligation of the village, 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 said village have been and are hereby irrevocably pledged. IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND HICITED That all acts, conditions and things required by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Minnesota to be done, to happen, and to be performed precedent to and in the issuance of this certificate of indebtedness,,have been done, have happened and nave been performed in regular and due form, time and manner as required by law; and that this.certificate of indebtedness, together with all other debts of said village outstanding on the date hereof and the date of its actual issuance and delivery, does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limita— tion of indebtedness. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, by its Village Council, has caused this certificate of indebtedness to be signed by the Mayor and countersigned by the Village Clerk, and sealed with the corporate seal of said village and the interest coupons hereto attached to be executed and authenticated by the facsimile signatures of said officers, and has caused this certificate of indebtedness to be dated as of the lot day of December, 1949. Mayor Vil age of Crystal, Minnesota Countersigned --" Village Clerk (Seal) (Form of Coupon) No On the 1st day of March (September), 19 , the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, will pay to bearer at the main office of tbo First National Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota, the sum of DCLIARS, being the installment of interest then due on its Street Improvement No. 1 Certificate of Indebtedness, dated December 1, 1949, No. Mayor Village Clerk 3. The clerk is directed tocauae said certifisated of indebtedness to be pre— pared, and the clerk and mayW are authorised and directed to execute the sane and affix the village seal thereto and tocause the interest coupons to be executed and authenticated by the printed, engraved or lithographed facsimile signatures of said officers. 86 November 21, 1949 (continued) 4. The said certificates of indebtedness when fully executed shall be delivered by by the Treasurer to the purchaser thereof upon receipt of the purchase price, and the said purchaser shall not be obligated to see to the proper application thereof. 5. The clerk and treasurer are authorised and directed to prepare and furnish to the purchasers and to the attorneys approving said issue certified copies of all pro- ceedings and records relating to the issuance of said street improvement certificates of indebtedness and to the right, power and authority of the village by its officers to issue the same and said certificates and copies shall be deemed the representations of the village as to all matters stated therein. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly sdconded by Trustee Rollin Jackson, and upon vote being taken theredm the following voted in favor thereof: 0. J. Bronstad, Ezra Osterhus, and Rollin Jackson; and the following voted against the %mel None; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned, subject to the call of the Chair. AT Pro , dent of the Council ec der A15 tiontomeeting of November 21, 1949: -1- 1 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we appoint the following qualified persons to act as the Election Board at the annual village Election, to be hold December 6, 1949: "Carried" Precinct #1 Precinct #2 Precinct #j Ballot Judge Mrs. Margaret Clemens Mrs. Anna Ostlund Mrs. Lorena Hirsch Judge Mrs. Eva Atter Mrs. M. Stanislawski Mrs. Clara Lothamer Judge Mrs. Marvin Rambow Mrs. Leo Crumb Mrs. Kathrys Griffin Clerk Mrs. Ethel Sprague Mrs. Arthur Hillstrom Mrs. Lois Dosing Clerk Mrs. Gertrude Ryan Mrs. galborg Sharbonn Mrs. Helena Odean Constable Mr. Albert Cramer Mr. Henry Pratt Mr. Frank Bickner A It ornate Mrs. Julie Burke Mrs. Carl Lundetrom Mrs. Qadys Saunders Alternate Mrs. Marjorie Kinney Mrs. Ruth L. Race Mrs. Matilda Pitman K /VYesident of the Council 1 87 November 28, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M., by Pres— ident 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Jackson, Osterhus, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott. The minutes of the November 14, 1949 meeting were read and approved with the following correction: "Amount of Bid" should read "Premium". 16- Osterhus offered the following resolution and moved its adoption: RES OLUTI CN WHEREAS: The Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, Istoday receiving its mail through Camden Station, Route $6, Minneapolis, and the Robbinsdale postoffice, and WHEREAS; Such service delays the delivery, of mail to the residents and Places of business in our Village as mach as 24 hours, and WHEREAS: The population of the Village of. Crystal is today more thmu 5,000, which is larger than many communities having, their own postoffices, and WHERELS: We, the governing body of the Village of Crystal feel that the establishment of a postoffice in the Village of Crystal would be in the best interest of the Village of Crystal and mail delivery generally; NOW, TH]WORE, BE IT RESOLVED: By the Council of the Village of Crystal Mat a petition be sent to the Honorable J. M. Powell, Postmaster General, asking that he make an investigation to determine the feasibility of establishing a postoffice In the Village of Crystal and mail routes therefrom because of the fact that svah service would be for the general improvement and betterment -of ezisting facilities, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That a copy of this resolution be mailed to Senator Hubert H. Humphrey and that he be asked to do all in his power to impress upon the proper authorities that such service is badly needed. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Jackson, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following members voted in favor thereof: Osterhus, Bennett, Jackson, Bronstad, and Scott; and the following voted against the same: R None; and so the resolution was duly passed and adopted. 17- Trafton appeared before the Council asking permission to live in a basement home at 32nd Ave. No. and Douglas Drive. The Council did not grant permission, but made suggestions for the erection of the superstructure. 9— Goo. Peterson appeared before the Council requesting permission to keep half chimneys at 5706 Wilshire Blvd., and 5505 penia Ave., already constructed. Osterhvs and Jackson will most with the Building Inspector at 9:00 A. M. Tuesday, November 29, 1949. 19- . Harlan Mortensen objected to the partially constructed tile building on Douglas Drive. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to check with the Attorney to see wast action can be taken, and to send a letter to Mortensen showing the results. MGM b November 29th, 1949, continued a The Deputy. Clerk was instructed to follow up the negotiations for a culvert on HLway #8 and the Soo Line tracks. Ats point, the correspondence was read. - 21 - The Deputy Clerk was instructed to begin keeping an accident record file on Hiway $10 and Hiway 452. A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" 0. J. Brons tad General 20.00 Assoc. Eng. & Surv. General $ 91.40 B. E. Scott " 40.00 PIR 211.40 Rollin Jackson " 15.00 Fred Schmidt R & B 107.50 Ezra Osterhus " 15.00 Elmqub*t Shoe Store " 9.50 J. W. Bennett " 15.00 Lucian Fitzer General 3.00 Goo. R. Ceass " 1(i .50 R & B 16.00 Mrs. Hestber Truax " 2.70 Arnold Monroe General 9.00 Mrs. Edith F. Rennie " 62.70 R & B 6.00 City of Robbinsdale " 545.00 Vaster Ryan General 13.00 Nortberu States Power " 9.87 R & B 50.00 R & B 1.00 Phillips Petroleum Co. " 18.44 Parks 1.00 Frank Robinson " 1.50 St. Lite* 170.39 Ruff Bros. Grocery Poor 35.50 Farnham Stationery General 8.22 Oren F. Thayer Parks 9.00 N. W. Bell Telephone " 13.50 A. C. Martens Police 80.00 Henry Pratt " 75.00 F. 0. Tessem PIE 225.19 Howard Lumber Co. " 8.40 Gust A. Holm E & B 233.20 Henry Pratt " 29.50 G. E. Cease, Petty Cash Genl. 9.19 E & B 23.00 Crystal Motors E &-B 22.00 Miller -Davie Co. Generat 4.00 Fredrickson Foundry General 96.60 M s. Star & Tribune " 5.00 Arthur H. Miller " 10.00 - motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE PROVISIO&S OF TH9 STL" IAW RZIATING TOA CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FOE POLICZMIN WHEREAS, it is deemed advisable and in the public interes that a police civil service commission be created in the Village of Crystal, and WHEREAS, said Village desires to avail itself of provisions of the law of the State of Minnesota for the creation of such a commission, NOW, THICEEPOEE, Be it resolved by the council of the Village of Crystal: That Cbapter 419, Laws of Minnesota, 1945, and amendments thereto be and the some hereby ase expressly accepted and adopted. BE IT- FURTHER RISOLVED, That from and after the appointmsat of the commission provided for in said laws, said sommission shall have control and supervision over the employment, promotIOA,_,discharge, and suspension of all officers and employees of the 1 I . 1 89 November 28, 1949, ccntinued of the police department of said Village as provided in said laws. "Carried" 23- _ motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we adopt the following ordinance: "Carried" AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A / CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FOR POLICEMENO-AND PRESCSIB- ING THEIR POWERS -424- Mr. Mayeron and Mr. Smith, Engineers, discussed the possibility of government engineering assistance. It was recommended that they contact Government Engineer, Mr. Armour, (Argetsinger's Office), Ne. 8671. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTEST RecoWde — --k President of the Council December 12, 1949 /-425— The Crystal Village Election Canvass Board meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. December 12, 1949 by -President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Jackson, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott. After giving dve consideration to the manner in which -ballot jvdg+es bad condvctod the ballet count, the condition of the balloting material, etc., the following action was taken: A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that all election material being duly canvassed and found to be in order, we declare the following candidates, laving received a majority of the votes cast in the &naval Village election, belt December 6, 1949, duly elected to the following offices: Votes Office Received Term Expires 0. J. Bronstad Mayor 593 December 31, 1951 Am. E. Bowers Trustee 475 December 31, 1952 Arthvr H. Miller Treasvrer 913 December 31, 1951 Harold S. Trvaz Justice of the Peace 875 December 31, 1951 Lawrence J. Young Constable 705 December 31, 1951 There being no further business, the canvass board meeting was ddjourned by President 0. J. Bronstad. ATTEST President of the Council Recorder 90 December 12, 1949 The adjourned regm1ar meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M., by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rollcall: Jackson, Osterbus, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott. . Murphy aad Mr. Adams appeared with a petition to complete 60th Ave. No. fraan Douglas Drive to Highway #52. Mr. McCullagh was instructed to obtain easements. The Deputy Clerk was instructed to aback the condition of street for maintenanee. t26- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the following appointments to the Civil Service Commission: "Carried" Am. S. Rennie, Obairman, term expiring December 31, 19% Roy Hanson " " December 31,1951 kiarlas M. Mortensen " " December 31, 1952 7- E" Co., 625 Plymouth Ave. No., presented reflector type signs (street) fir the Council's consideration. 4&9 WestUmd, Route #6, Camden Station, appeared concerning an easement on property $i vated on Medicine Lake Road and the corner of proposed road, atllside Avenue. 29 A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Mr. Monsen (by Earl Johnson, Betterbilt) for a basilar at Crystal Airport subject to the approval of the Metropolitan Airports Commission. "Carried" The minutessof the November 28th meeting were read and approved. *Jackson reported on half chimneys in houses btilt by Petersen'Bros. and recommended that they be left as they were. A31 - A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we grant the request of Rev. Sandberg, for use of the Village hall Monday, December 26, 1949, for a Sunday school program. "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that our next regalar Coancil meeting be bsld December 27. 1949 instead of December 26, because of the Cbristmas holiday. "Carried" A mo- tion .by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we allow the Methodist group to vise the Village ball from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 M. Swndays without ebarge, after Rev. Saadbergos Sunday school leaves. Mr. Peterson will contact Rev. Sandberg for a starting date. 0 Qarriod" A A33 - by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we Pvrebase the borrow pit west of Higbw&y #52 and south of the Soo Line tracks from the State for $75.00 for ase in fsty" image problems. sjeieds MrZt- . Art Boller asked permission to erect a bitumi.mouas mixing plant as tk a site ]do property near Higbway #52, and the Soo Line tracks. Jackson, >:omett, Al Zahl, Pill Bowers, Kelsey or Petersen, Dr. Strunk, Schroeder, and Keo. Coals are to visit dee mixing plant at 26th and giawatba Ave.s. Mr. Ceass is to try to asrasge a aottag for 10:00 A.M. Wednesday, December 14, 1949 if possible. 41 December 12, 1949 (continued) /435- A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept Justice Blake's report 7436 October, 1949. NCarrisd"- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we purchase and install culverts on Mahutga roads, sizes to be recommended by Zngiaser M311er. "Carried" -43T- A motion by Jackson, seoD nded by Scott, that we approve the plans and specification& for local improvement project #1, as they were draws up by the pillage sagineers f r the purpose of advertising for bids. "Carried" 38- A motion by Jackson, . socD nded by Bennett, that we apWovo the appl ication of H. K. Walker and A. A. Wahl for an "Off -Sale" 3.2 Beer license for the period from . January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve tips application of H. H. Walker and A. A. Wahl for a Soft Drink licasse for the period from Janv4Wy 1, 1950 o December 31, 1950• "Carried" A motion by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of H. X. Walker and A. A • Wahl for a Cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1954 to December 31, 1950• "Carried" /41- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of ZAgar Quistad, dba Princess Dairy Bar, for a Soft Drink license for the period fres December 9, 1949 to December 31, 1949, for a fee of 500/ "Carried" A motion, by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, tiat we approve the application of Z&gar Quistad, dba Princess Dairy Bar, for a Ciprette license for the period from , ecomber S, 1949 to December 31, 1949. - NCarrisd" / '43- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Zdgar Quletad, dba Princess Dairy Bar, for a Reefturant and Lunch Counter license for the Period from December 6, 1949 to December 31, 1949 for a fee of 500. "Carried" -444- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to contact Mr. 3rveger on possibilities of rwnaing a bus alone Adair Avenue. Mr. Levi Onterhus volunteered his services. -445- Minnesota Municipalities The Deputy Clerk was instrulted to contact Mr. Ludwig concerning character of various engineering firms. A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Julius A . Schmahl, PZR General $ 19.10 Mailer -Davis General 3.00 Geo. R. Cease " 162.50 Lucian Fitser N 3.50 Mrs. Zdith F. Rennie N 74.25 R & B 11.50 Mrs. Heather Trwaz N 2.70 Pester Reran General 7.00 Goo. R. 3rickld " 155.77 R & B 35.00 Walter S. Booth & Son N 8.71 First Robt. State Bank General .3.60 Mrs. Lorena Hirsch " 9.30 Farnham Stationery N 15.35 Mrs. Lois Dusing N 9.30 Regent Fuel Oil Co. "v 26.655 4 92 December 12 (continued) Mrs.'Helena Odean General $ 9.30 Lew Kolstad General # 76.50 Mr. Prank Bickner " 9.30 Chippewa Springs Corp, " 3.50 Mrs. Valborg Sharbono " 9.60 Predrickson Foundry . s 96.69 Mrs. Arthur Hillstrom " 9.60 T. a. svensen d Assoc. Angles. 500.00 Mrs. Iso Crueb " 9.60 Pred Schmid t 8 d B 207.50 Mrs. Martha Stanis3moki " 9.60 Crystal Iausber Co. " 100.00 Mrs. Anna Ostlund " 9.60 Ziebarth Bros., Inc. " 206.59 Mr. Henry Pratt " 9.60 Broebert-Ingersoll, Inc. " 14.9 Mrs. Kathryn Griffin " 9.30 Termerk Mfg. Co. " 7.50 Mrs. Clara Lothamer " 15.60 Glenn Scbmidt " 10.90 Henry Pratt " 68.50 -Ruff Bros. Grocery Poor 12.50 Mrs. Mildred W. Bambow " 10;35 Olson's Grocery " 35.00 Mrs. Margaret Clemens " 10.35- I&mpert Yards, Inc. " 21.60 Mrs. $va Atter 10.35 Robbissdale Pharnacy " 5.25 Mrs. Gertrude Ey" " 10.35 Sensing Hardware Co. Parks 18.31 Mrs. Btbel Sprague " 10.35 A. C. Martens Police 80.00 Albert Cramer " 10.35 Gust A- Holm PIR . 3,19S-61 There being no further business, President 0. J. Bronstad adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chair. ATTNST silent of the Council 8e order December 27, 1949 - The adjourned regular meeting of the Council.wae called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering rolleall: Jackson, Osterhus, Bennett, Bronstad, and Scott. The minutes of the meeting of $ecember 12, 1949 were read and approved. -445- Jackson reported on the bituminous mixing plant at 26th and Hiawatha Ave. in Minneapolis for the committee who viewed it. -446- It was decided to ask the "g" Sign Co. whether they would lib to put-up experimental signs. -447- 4+47The TheDeputy Clerk was instructed to contact Mr. Krueger on the possibilities of run- ning a bus along Adair Ave. -448- A motion. by Bennett, seconded by Scott, that we approve the proposed plat of West Lilac Terrace, 5th Unit, and revision of the 4th Unit, for Levi Osterhus. "Carried" -449- Mrs: H. K. Walker asked that Twin Iake ar approximately 49th Ave. No. be made into a skating rink. The Depity Clerk was instructed to contact the Park Board for ideas and have it done. -450- Mr. -Lowe of the Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America explained their compreheastvo policy. motion A by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we increase the Blanket Liability policy from $10,000-$20,000 to $50,000-$100,000, and property damage from $1,000 to $10,000. "Carried" 1 rj 1 . �. 11e7 December 27, 1919 (continued) -452- - motion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we increase the treasurer's bond from $5,000 to $10,000( "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we tale the police car for public liability, $50,000 -.$100,000; eluding comprehensive for fire, theft, and windstorm. 5- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we adopt blacktop extension. out an insurance policy on property damage $20,000, in - "Carried" the following resolution for "Carried" BE IT RESOLVED, By the Village Council of the Pillage of Crystal, Minnesota, that the blac ktopping on that portion of Thirty -Fourth Avenue North and Thirty -Fifth Avenue, Perry Avenue; -Orchard Avenue, and Quail Avenue North, as the same are included in Street Improvement No. 1, be done under the extension provision in the contract of the Village of Crystal with Gust Ho Ln, let by the Village Council on August 29, 1949, and that the Village pay to said contractor for said work in accordance with the terms of said contract. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we give permission to the Building Inspector to issue a building permit for the Griffin extension of commercial garage under Section 17, paragraph 2, of the zoning ordinance subject to favorable recommend- ation by the Planning Commission. "Carried" -455- The Council approved the Boy Scouts' request for running the Village for one day in February, the Deputy Clerk to set the date. -456- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to write a letter to Mr. A . 0. Martens thanking him for his past services and notifying him of termination of duties. A57 - A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we accept the bond of L. J. ?dung, Cgnetable, ($500.00), subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. "Carried" A mo ion IV Scott, seconded by Bennett, thata approve the application/of Nick Magnuson and Sierl Morehouse for cigarette, X3:2 "Off -Sale" beer, and io ft drink 1 ceases for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried" motion by Jackson, secppnded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Edgar Quistad for /soft drink, cigarette, and testaurant. and lunch counter licenses for the p riod from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried" 60- motionn by �ennettsecanded by Scott, that we approve the application of Mrs. Matlw Bienias for/soft drink, /cigarette, and iestaurant and lunch counter licenses for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried* ,4+61- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of John and George Ellis for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950• "Carried" mo on by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the applicationct the Cloverleaf Creamery for one milk truck license for the period from January 1, 19550 to December 31, 7603 . "Carried" otion by Oster bus, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Wm. J. Brisky for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried" 94 December 27, 1949 (continued) X4'I�- motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of C. Boyer for a garbage dbliection license for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried" 4 tion by Bennett, by Jackon, that approve the H. E. seggonded we application of 3.2 Ehlen for%oft drink, cigarette, and "Off-Sale" beer licenses for the period Vom January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950- "Carried" 65- motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Ohleen Dairy for two milk truck licenses for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950• "Carried" 4moA tion by Scott, sero ed by Bennet that we approve the application of E. R. Durand for hof t Drink,garette, and 3.2 "Off-Sale" beer licenses for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried" �12tion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Aortb�- land Milk and Ice Cream Co. for one milk truck license for the period from January 1, 1 0 to December 31, 1950• "Carried" -44 emotion by Bennett, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Franklin Co-operative Creamery for two milk truck licenses for the period from January 1, 1950 tb December 31, 1950. "Carried" /-470- A motion by Scott, second by Bennett, that we approve the application of Mrs. A. R. Smith for/fioft drink and/cigarette licenses for the period from January 1, 1950 to D ember 31, 1950. "Carried" mo ion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Pvrity Dairy for one milk truck license for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1 "Carried" 2- A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of John Hreha for a cigarette license for the period tom January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. /473_ "Carried" A motion by Bennett, se,cconded by Jack on, that we approve the application of Edward ;-2 Baier for/ioft drink, Aigarette, and "Off-Sale" beer licenses for the period from JJ Mry 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried" /A mo S mot by Cott, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of I. Paster iolft 63.2 for drink, igaarette, and "Off-Sale" beer licenses for the period from 7nmsry 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried" A m- tion by Osterhus, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Mrs. Susie Schaefer for a trailer camp license for the period from January 1, 1950 to 31, 1950/ "Carried" 7ember 7 otion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Elmer Hartwig for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, ;950- "Carried" 477- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Rollin Ja on for/soft drink and .,cigarette licenses for the period from January 1, 1950 -479 December 31, 1950. "Carried" 47gA motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of The Topper Club, Inc. for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950• "Carried" 45 Z490-December 27, 1949 (continued) A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan for a cigarette lbense for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried" �491- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Jos. L. Burns for4oft drink, Eigarette, and6.2 "Off-Sale" beer licenses for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950. "Carried" '482- A motion by Scott, Seco� ded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Lawrence Pence for/joft drink,12garette, and 1.2 "Off-Sale" beer licenses for the period from January 1, 1950 to December 31, 1950- "Carried" /4s3- A motion by Bennett, seconded by Osterhus that we approve the application of R. J. Bennethvm forAoft drink, higwette, and�.2 "Off-Sale" beer licenses for the period f m January 1, 1950-to December 31, 1950. "Carried" mots by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we approve the application of Gady and Enge etsen for a garbage collection license for the period from Janvary 1, 1950 to 2De ember 31, 1950. "Carried" �5- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Bennett, that we adopt the following resolution: RESOLVED, By the Village Council of the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota, that it is deemed expedient to proceed with the matter of the vacating of the public street in the Village of Crystal mentioned and described in the petition of Levi Osterhus, and Phyllis L. Osterhns, husband sad wife, this day presented to the Council, and that said petition is hereby ordered filed on record with the Village Clerk. The Village Clerk is hereby directed to give published and posted notice of the filing of said petition, its object, and of a hearing thereon to be held in the Village Hall in the Village of Crystal at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on the 23rd day of January, 1950, at which time and place the Village Council will hear and consider said petition. Passed and approved this 27th day of December, 1949. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the following properly verified acoounts: "Carried" 0. J. Bronstad General $ 20.00 Northern States Power R & B $ 1.51 B. E. Scott " 40.00 Parks 1.00 Rollin Jackson, " 15.00 St. Lite* 183.34 J. W. Bennett " 15.00 Frits Westover General 33.00 Ezra Osterhus " 15.00 Lucian Fitzer " 3.00 Arthur H. Miller " 10.00 R & B 7.00 Geo. R. Cease " 162.50 Fred Schmidt " 107.50 Mrs. Hesther Truax " 36.90 Vester Ryan " 18.00 Mrs. Edith P. Rennie " 78.10 George Z. Lacier " 40.00 Geo. R . Hrick:le " 117.85 A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. " 40.22 Albert Cramer " 13.00 Phillips Petroleum Co. " 8.00 Post Publishing Co. " 80.15 Standard Oil Co. " 3.60 Chas. M. Griffin " 15.00 Borchert-Ongersoll, Inc. " 324.81 Farnham Stationery " 9.70 Crystal Motors " 50.80 Miller -Davis Co. " 5.50 A. C. Martens Police 80.00 Broadway Signs " 10.00 Ellis Log Cabin 01 b.30_ 96 December 27, 19149 (continued) A . R . Bell Telephone Gen6ral $ 13.80 N. W. National Bank Bond Ran. $7,949-59 Sipe,and 40ray Oil Co. " 23.140 The General Store 8 & B 20.35 'Nop6ern States Power " 10.82 General 5.50 56- A motion by Scott, seconded by Bennett, that we extend the payment for the services of A. C. Martens as police officer through December 31, 1949, at which 'kime his services as pj>krolman will no longer be needed. "Carried" A otion by Osterhus , seconded by Scott that the following amounts be transferred from the General Rand: To the Park aund ' $ 500 -OD Street Lights 1,000•00 Police 4-OQ0-W Total $ 5,500.00 From PIR Fund $1,035.15 to the General Fund: Assessment "j5.45 Total to General $1,690.60 There being no further business, President 0. J. Bronstad adjourned the meeting, subject to the call of the Chsd r. ATTEST esident of the Council WRecorder 1 1