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1948 City Council MinutesDecembet 229 1�7. (Continued) ti by 8chmoch- seconded by Scott; that we sggor pay the following proper ountss NCarried"' Yeri C 1' i 0. J. Bronstad Gentl' 20.00 Aarbey­E. Petersen ~' Qen�l 14.00 +g'&`B Arthw H. Miller ' M 10.00 FredScfimidt 100.00 M 38.00 George R. Ceass a 40,00 Glenn Be B Tr, Scott " w 15,00 00 Stand it Cos A. 'Pr�.ce- Service. -'d f=`,k21.27 St`aticFu �1+98 Leo, F. Schmoch Harlan M. Mortensen ¢ -..N 15,0 lb Mork Genfl'500,dt1 A. C, Martens e Power Co Nortbe rn State Woo a K " 1 0,18 os• Grocery City of binsdals Poor 195060' t74%33 nen sl 17.04 N a n g 143, 67 John: Jordon Enterprise Publishing -Co., enil 1 .50 d A motion by Mo subject to the eoonded by Scotts that there being no of -the chair, 'PrVident of the - Cmmncll ?tbusiaess, we adjourn Recorder -- January 12, 1948< < - y - r ` The adjourned regular}meeting of the Council wbs called to order at 7:30 P. M.-JauuAry, 12* 1945 by president 0. J. Bronstad, All members present The M71nntes of the December -22, 1947 meeting -were read and approved., -1� A motion by Schnooks seconded by Scott, that we give tentative approval to apIllioation for for permit to build commercial structur$- to be used by the Associated Construction Co. as an office and storage for building material to be located on lot 16, block F in Kinsey Manor, subject to final plans being submitted and approval of the Planning.ComOO mission "Carried1° Mr* McCullagh agreed to writq to Mr, Arnie Seebeck, on 36th and Belmont, advising-himx that the building he is now renting as a dwelling is in violation of the village ordin. ances, since it is unfit for human habitation. A s_ ,_ < second delegation wars presentjprotesting against Mr, Oren Weinmann�s use of his resident•• ial property for the conduct of, his business. Mr, Weinmann was also present.i Aftet -consider able discussion it was agreeable to both partkies that Mr, Weinmann have all of his busines material removed from ,his property at 3541 gUail--Ave,, '` ' ' A tion by Scott, seconded by Mortensen, that Mrs Gil. Becker be re -appointed Chairman of the$ark Board for a three year period, ending December 31, 1950.' "CarriedN A mo by Mortensen, seconded by Schmock, that the $75,000.00 permanent revolving Pend be handled in the following ma,�r: $25,000,00 Deposited to t*e Village Account at the Northwestern National Bank, $50,000.00 to be invested''in 11/5%, 5M, 1 year Treasury certificates* N Cor rieda �Wl January 12, 1948, (Continued) It7 was agreed that we should meet Tuesday Evening, January 20th, with the Village Engin. eer to go over the neer village maps and we will endeavor to work out a satisfactory opening policy with the constables. -6- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we accept the Recorder's bond subject to the �pprvFal of the Village Attorney. "Carried" The Recorder was instructed to request Mr. Boyer's presence at the next regular Council meeting to discuss the possibility of improving his garbage service. -9- � A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application, of Mrs. J. 8. Brandt and Son for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1t 91 "Carried" -10- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Mortensen, that webapprove the a,plication of Mrs. J. Z. Brandt and Son for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1948 to December 31, 194. "Carried" -11- A not on by Mortensen, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Mrs. J. E. Brandt and Son for a Restaurant License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 319 1 "Carried" -12- A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Ewald Dairy for a license to operate two milk trucks for the period from January 1, 1948 to December 31, 19 8. "Carried" �- -13 ✓/ A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Mrs. bAsie Schaefer to operate a trailer camp for the period from January 1, 1948 to December 310 1948. "Carried" -14-4 A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we appoint Mr. Frank Gaulke as Weed Inspect« or for the year 1948. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by seconded by Scott, that we pay the following, properly verified Accounts: "Carried" Maurice L. Rothschild Gen'1 100.00 Vester Ryan Gentl 3.20 Mi11er-Dff is Co., " 1.99 Fred Schmidt R & Z 100.00 Sessing Hardware Co., " .79 Glenn Schmidt - " 33.20 Henry Pratt " 6.50 Landers-Norblom Christensen " 5.08 Enterprise Publishing Corp, " 45.75 Standard Oil Co., " 9.41 Coast to Coast Stores " 4.T5 Howard Lumber Co., " 20.33 City of Robbinsdale " 598.50 City of Robbinsdals " 24.00 Arthur H. Miller " 15.25 National Tea- Co. , Poor 25,00 Harvey E. Petersen " 9.00 A. R. Smith Grocery " 16.25 George R, Cease " 35.00 Ohleen Dairy " 4.90 T. G. Evensen And Assoc. Inc. " 750.00 Regent Fuel Oil Co., " 14.g0 A. R. Smith " 2,98 Lampert Yards, Inc, " 93.20 Art. Dedrick " 3.20 Franklin Hospital " 112.00 A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" T President of the Council. Recorder January 26, 19148 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. January 26, 1949, by President 0. J. Bronstad, with the following members answering roll call: Schmock, Mortensen, Scott, Cease, and Bronstad. The minutes of the January 12, 19148 meeting were read and approved. -15- s" John H. Walsh appeared before the Council to present plans for a lunch room at 36th Ave. and Vera CrAz. He agreed to canvass the neighborhood and appear before the Planning Commission. •-i & ' < Don Rose, representing the States Landing Field, came before the Council to discuss poss- ibilities of the Village taking over the States Landing Field for the purpose of financing. A committee made up of the Chairman of the Board, two members of the Planning Commission, and twobutsiders i$ to be appointed to investigate the proposition. -17 � i Mr. Boyer of the Boyer Garbage Service promised to investigate complaints. A motion by Mortensen, seconded by Scott, that Byron McCullagh be reappointed as Village A t torne y. "Carried" -19- / A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we accept the bond of Arthur Miller, Village Treasurer, subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. fiCarried" -20- A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we accept the bond of Jamed Gibson, Constable, subject to the approval fo the Village Attorney. "Carried" -21- - A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we accept the bond of Martin Mickleson, Justice of the Peace, subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. "Carriedt, A motion by ,Schmock, seconded by Scott,, that we nay the following properly verified accounts: ATTEST Recorder President of the Council 1 ' "Carried" 0. J. Bronstad General 20.00 Miller -Davis General j.6j Arthur R. Mille+' " 10.00 Northern States Power Co. " � 10.13 George R. Cease " 140.00 " 10 11" g & B 151.00 E. Scott If 15.00 Henry Pratt General 5.00 LB.e Leo Schmock " 15 .p0 First Hob. gate Bank " 3.63 Harlan Mortensen `n 15.00 Harold Ca "�' bell n 63.3 7 Georgd R. 8rickle " 2143.27 Fred, Schmidt R & B 100.00 James'L. Gibson p ".`.� 220.00 Glenp Schmidt If 9.20 A. C • ,Martens If 110.00. of. If " 3.20 A motion by Scott, seconde4,by Schmock, that there,being no further business, we adjourn' subject to the call of the Chair, ATTEST Recorder President of the Council 1 280 February 9, 194g The adjo ned regular meeting of the Council was called to order, 8:00 P. M. February 9,19 �6y President 0. J. Bronstad, Three members present. -22. A proposed plat was submitted by Mr. Uglem and his surveyor, `4r, Coulter, of lots 41 and 42, Auditors Sub -division #324, After ^oLLs iderable discussion the plat was referred to the1age engineer for study. -23.;p Mrs. Cash asked permission to operate a beauty parlor at 4610 Adair Ave. No., which is a resieential area. The Village Attorney agreed to check the ordinance and submit an opini at the next regular council meeting. 2 Mr. J. H. Walsh, who had previously appeared before the Council, requestingpermit to build and operate a sandwich shop At 32nd, and Vera Cruz, presented a petition with sig- naturr of property owners in the vicinity who had no objection to the enterprise, A motion by Mortensen, seconded by Sahmor�,k, that we approve the application of i�Sr. J. H. Walsh for a permit to erect a building to house a sandwich and dairy bar business, at 32 and. Vera Crus, Lot 9, Rosedale Acros, subject to his giving the village the easements of 30 feet of lot 9, facing 32nd. Ave No, "Carried„ -26- Mr. Si. Morehouse was present and brought up the matter of the oil shortage which gener- ally exists, stating there were a number of people inthe village who were unable to g't fuel. after a lengthy discussion Bronstad agreed to contact the,.a^tPte Fuel Administrator in an attempt to obtain more fuel oil for the village dealers, 1 J 1 1 283 February 23, 1949 ^'ha. ad iourned repul.ar meeting of the Council was called. to order at 7:30 P. M. �'Abr�zar7 23, 1t+ by President 0. J. Pronetad.. All -n—bers present. -271 The minutes of the February ;, 104g meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmock, seconded by Mortensen, that: The Recoreer be- inetructed to write to N,rs. -TI. F. Cash, replving `+,o her request for permission to operate a beauty parlor in.µ ho*te she plans to',-pxchase in the village, stating the Council holds to the opinion expressed in letter from village attorney Mc- Cullagh to -wit; as long as tnA enterprise did -not extrnd beyond the status of a house - bold and as long reeidpits in the neighborhhod did not object, we see no reason why she should t be permitted to opPrati such a. business in her home. "Carried„ Leo Kuch was present and asked permission to operate a public Rump on the lot immediately South of his home. He was informed that he would havc to do so on his own responsibility. the Council had no authority to issue such a permit, and 'the operation of such a, aump would subject to the wish of his neighbors. -2g- Mr. Seebeck and his tenant, Mr. Michaels, were present concernin; shack occupied by Mr. Michaels was not fib for occupancy and certificate of occupancy head not been applied for. They were advised that the building would have to be vacated by June 1, 194's-30- � A motion by Scott, seconded by Mortensen, that we approve the application of the Minna,_ polis Gas Light Co., for permit to install 411 Main on Xenia Ave, from 154, S. S. Line 413 Ave o, to #4232 -Lot 7 Block 5 Robbinsdale Home Gardens 2nd. Add. "Carried" _31- X 96 Cullagh, Village Attorney, was instructed to dr&.w up Bicycle Ordinance and Scott agreedt get prices on licinso *age, -32- Schmock agreed to contact Schaper, Lyle Sign Co. and Fredrickson Mfg, Co. for prices and iitfotmatibn on additional street signs. Scott 'tt signeed to act with "Kew Village Hall" committee appointed by the'Civic improve- ment Levo:e and will lend some assisstance in securing n o plans and estimates of cost fo basement. -34:- / It was agreed that provision for housing new motor patrol should be -incorporated in now - village hall plan; A motion by Schmock, secondo: by Mortensen, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" 0. J. Bronstad Gen'l Arthur R. Miller 22.68 Geot R. C�spss Henry Pratt 1. i,. �I lr'JtT of Leo-Schmock It Harlan Mortensen It Jamas L. Gibson " A. C. Martens " -35- Herb. K. Walker was invited to moval of same. This bid is to the Civic League. 20.00 Northwestern Bell Tel Co., Gren'l 22.68 10.00 Henry Pratt " 91,00 40;00- Fred`Schmidt R & B 100.00 15.00 William Sandhoff " 37.00 15.00 Chas; Price, Service Station' " 3.62 15.00 Northern States Power Co., " 147.42 110.00 " " " Ger..01 10.19 110.00 Assad Engineers & Surbeyore "'_. 360.32 Smith Grocery Poor `26.00 submit a bid on the "Service Board" providing for re - sunject to any prior arrangements of the Park Board or A motion by Schmock, seconded by Mortensen, adjourn, subje to the cell of the Chair. ATTEST Retarder that there being no further business, we "Carried" President of he Council 84 G march 8. 9 1 4S The adjourned regol.ar meeting of tht CoAcil was called to order at 7t30 P. M. march 89 1948 by Presidiat 0. J. Broastad. All members present. The rtes of the February 23, 1948 meeting were read and approved. A so by Mortiasen, seconded by Scheoek, that we approve the Park Beard Budget for 1949 ousting to $291.81. "Carried" —3-7—/ The Recorder was instructed to write to I. G. Scott, Chairman of the Road and Bridge Committee of the Board of County Commissioners req"ating consideration. be given to the following work that should be dome is our villages Regrading and ditching for drainage along highway #102, from highway #55 to the Soo Liao Tacks. Mending highway *102 from #8 to Nest River Road, explain possibilities. Resurface and rebuild f8, for its entire length in the village. Clean ditch along highway #100 from 36th. Ave. No., South to Shingle creek. Clean Out and investigate culvert on *d, South of Cloverdale Ave., plain status of extension of highway #101 from highway f8 to highway #52. 39- Write Railroad and Warehouse Commission,, concerning automatic signal which they have ordered the Great Northern Ry, to install at the Bass Lame Crossing. _39_,000e' The proposed bicycle ordinance was read b�r the recorder and after length; dis- cussion It 'was decided to withhold action. until it had been read before tie Planning Commits n and Civib Loagws meetings. -40- Schmock reported on the Airfield Committee meeting and it was agreed that we should withhold decision until we learn the results` of the committee meeting which is planned for next Friday evening. A motion b7 Scott, seconded by Schmock,'that we pay the following properly verified accountst "Carrieds Henry Pratt Goad 6.00 Ziebarth Bros., Inc, Gond 45.25 Sessing Hardware Co., " 1.33 s M " R &*B 192 -.21 - Sips and Gray 011 Co., " 8.30 Standard Oil Co., " 14.28 George R. Cease " 35.00 Phillips Petroleum Col, N 6.92 Fred Schmidt R & B 100.00 Ruff Bros Grocery Pone T0. Glen& Schmidt " 26.50 Robbinsdals Food Store r 60.60 Walter Spears r 4.00 stational Tea Co., A 25.00 William Smi dhoff " 84.00 0 'hleea Dairy s 4.80 Lloyd Schmidt " 14.00 Lampert Tards, Inc. Gefill ?4,40 Vaster Ryas " 9.50 Poor 114.15 Robert Schmock N 16.00 f. J, Lillehei, M. D. " 3l00 Bd. Bowers " 10.00 ;;aniclia Rest Hospital s 1.304,62 Howard Lumber Co., " 3.58 Harry Smith Ambulance M 12.00 Marian Muir, Cab fares M 2.15 A motion by, Mortemsea, seconded by Schmogk, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" T r -9-9� Recorder, 11# President of the Council. 1 1 March 22,1948 Us adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P. M. March 22, 19499 by President 0. J. Brenstad. All members present. The minutes of the March S. 1949 meeting were reed and approved. A motion by Schmock, seconded by Cease, that we pay the following, properly verified Adcountit 'Carried" 0. J. Broustad Gontl 20.00 Harvby H. Petersen tGentl 16.00 Arthur H. Miller s 10.00 Northern States Power Co., N lolls Geo. R. Cease M 40.00 r w N ' R& B 147.42 B. H. Scott s 15.00 Fred Schmidt M 1000-00 Leo Schmeck M 15.00 Lloyd Schmidt s 11.24 Harlan M. Mortensen s 15.00 Robert Schnobi s 9.00 Jame% L. Ginsok N 110.00 J. Trude Hardware Cb., s 5.90 A. C. Marton M 110.00 City of Robbiasdale M Smith Grocery Poor 27.66 Horthwestera.Bell Telephone Co Gon11 9.50 Henry, att Gentl 4.00 -41 A notion by Cease, seconded by Schmock, thkt the Read and Bridge wage'scale be increased to read as follows: General Labor $1.00 per hour - Machine Operators $1.20,por hour. NCarrieds -42 ` Schnocic gave an interesting and detailed report on Airport Committee mestlar concerning ,the 7eg"a*ioz ibility of the Village taking it ever as a Municipal enterprise. -43- A ds consisting of Mike Banh®1$or, Las Ziebarth and Mr. Hurkman were present concerning drainage in the vicinity of 45th„ Ave. and Douglas Drive; They here informed that the Village Engineer has been instructed to work out drainage areas for the on -tire Village, Mr. Hurkman mentioned the fact that we,have title to only 30ft. of 45th. Ave. Immediately Hast of Douglas Drive. We do not have the North Half. It was suggested that we have the Village Engineer investigate and suggest a solution. -45-J It was suggested that we have now petitions circulated for blacktopping Earl, Fairrion, Grand, Service Read and Vera Crus Avonuos because the original petitions were net properly - sign -46- A notion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we accept the West Lilac Terrace, Second Addition, subject to receipt of bond for completion of the roads and bond to be apprev.. ad by the Village Attorney, sCarrisds A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmook, that there being as further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. sCaarrieds Pre ldent of the Council Recorder i 286 April 129 194S 'The adjourned regular nesting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P. M, April 129 19 by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members'prusent, -47- The minutes of the March 229 1948 meeting were road and apprbvsd, except for the amend•a meat to the Building Ordinance changing the building inspector's fees to 511% of the build permit fees which should have been included in the minutes` of March 22, 194. A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmocks that we approve the appliaation of Joe Loudon fir a permit to build a combiaatisk dwelling and barber shop at 7orest Ave. and the Bees Lake Road, the building to be provided with a fire wall, "Carriod" A'motioa by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we'approve the appliaatisn of Zdward Bahr tb erect a b#ilding on lot #18, in the Kinsey Minor to house a commercial enterprise to sill packaged ice, fuel, Soft drinks, 3.2 Beer "Off..Sale" fishing tackle, and bait. "Carried" -5t}-,/, A`notion by Scbmock, seconded by Scott, that we'approve ,the plat of Henry Uglos knows, as Vairview Acres, 3rd. Unit, subject to posting of bond for the completion of grading and grays],,4ag roads with proper drainage ditches, "Oarri.ad" -51 A motion by Scott, seconded b;r Schmock, that wi grant permission to Julie Darks to operate a beauty Parlor in her home provided the enterprise fees not eztend beyond the status of a househol , and she is not obliged to employ any help and residents in the nsighborhood_do not eb at, "CarriedO -5Lw A notion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that the recorder be instructed to order a street light placed at the point in the Bass Lake Road where the naso tarns North, near the Uyper Twin Laic, "Carried" ,� - A5 legation. of property owners were present from the area adjacent to. Welcome lie, and 43sd, concerning the proposed blacktoppiag of the streets in this area, Differsit opinions were expressed as best surfacing material to uso, curbing and number of years a property owner should bo'allewed to per for.the improvements, It was agreed that our engineers provide un with data towering relative value of the different materials and whether curbm Ing should be used to protect and piolong the life of the pavement. qhs Recorder was instructed to write to the Railroad and Warehouse Commissiox ezprsssimg our view on the request of the Telephone Company for an incroass in their rates sxplaia. Lag thtt-we now have an estimAted population of 5200 and we feel we should have the qpe rates as the cities, A notion by Scott, seconded by Schlock, that we pay the foll®wing properly verified iccannts: "Carrieds Petty Cash, Geo. R. Ceass.Rec. Gond 17.48 Gisnn Schmidt R & 8 9*00 Henry Pratt " 10,00 Standard Oil Ce,, " 12.22 J. Trump Co., Inc. " 4,05 Phillips Petroleum Co., " 2.31 George, R. Erickle " 30.00 Borchert•.Ingersoll too., s 19947.15 000. R, Come s 35.00 City of Robbinsdalo " 24.90 Associated Znginsers A Surveyors " T5%00 National Tea Co., Pow 25.eo Bred Schmidt R d D 100000 Ohlsen Dairy " 5.70 Otto Veit " 96,00 Lampert Yards, Ina, 51.05 Paul Nelytka " %00 George R. fickle Gon!1 73.75 Robert Schanck 0 48.48 287 April 12, 194S. (Continued)) —55� on A notion by Scott, seconded by Schmock. that we approve the application of Michael Roma► for a $ oft Drink License for the period from May 1, 1945 to December 31, 1945. $CarriMLB S 6 Anotion by Cease, seconded by Scott., that we approve the application of Miciwl Roman for a Cigarette License for the period from May 1, 1945 Is 'December 31, 1949, $ Carried$ AJno �. tien by Schnook, seconded by Ceass, that we app:lsve the application of Michael Roma for a restaurant license for the period from Mor I# 1945 is December 31. 1945. $Carried$ SmotiAon by Coass, secended.by Scott, that we approve the applicttlea of Was 4 Sala- mandyk for a restaurant licensor for the period from May 1. 1945 to December 31* 19456 e Carried" -59-/ - A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Who J. Sals- mand7k for a Cigarette license for the period from Mev 19 1945 to December 319 1945. N Carried$ -60 A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ws J. Sala• mandTk for a Soft Drink license for the period from May 16 1949 to December 31e 1945.- M Carried" -61- The Recorder was instructed to check on the psymsnt d" as by the Reshslt igaipment Co., for the sale of our old tractor, snow plow and road grader, also the invoice covering balang- dam the Borchert..Ingersoll Co. on the now Motor Patrol. After a lengthy discassiei with Den Yoga concerning his application for permit to operate his motor race track the council was agreed that Attorney M00911agh be instructed to work out with Yoga the stipulations as to actions under which he intends to operate and thiat pernissioa be secured from Yugo to use the Soo Lino ditch to drain the Corral.is area across the north line of their property. A M,. otion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that the Recorder be instructed to take the necessary steps to set up and establish a village office in the village hall for a fall tine clerk. the Recorder read the room of duties and responsibilities of the fall time clerk. A motion by Cease, seconded by Schmock, that there being as fmrtbor business, we adjosrn, subject to the call of the Chair. MCarriod$ S Pr dent of the Ceuncil. Recorder. - - 1 April `26, 1948 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was` called to order at 5:00 P. M. April 26, 1948,` by president 0. J. Bronsta`d, All members present. I. - The W&utes of the April 129 1945 mooing were read and approved. -64J t Mr. Edward Ludwig was present requesting a permit to erect a commercial building in Sensed manor for rental. The matter was referred to the Planning e6mmission. -6� A_emotion by Scott, seconded by Mortonsen, that issue a building,permit to Haepenbecker to erecta 24 foot addition to his paltry house. `this is permissaW under section #17 of the toning ordinance., granting permit to extend to 250 feet from the highway. N Carri ed" Walker and Danielson were present seeking information concerning blacktopping in the Twin Lskr`s area. The were informed the cost would be approz©sately 1.75 per,front foot for blacktopping and 1.75 per foot for curbing and that work would begin as soon as -&green}ent was reached as to the best method of doing the work. -67-° t A motion by Mortensen, -seconded by Schmock, that we write to County Ingineer, Zimserman requesting a survey of drainage between the Rockford Road and the Soo Line tracks, along pougle"rive. "Carried" -69-/ A motion by Mortensen, seconded by Schmuck, that 3n a case whose an individual wants a grade level before the grade level has been established for the area, the individual must for such level. NCarriedN -69-7-0 A emotion by Scott, seconded by Cease, that we approve the application of Rollin Jackson for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1948 to December 31, 1949- N Carried" A 7i otion, by Mortensen, seconded by Ceass, that we appoint George 8rIcile to act as Building Inspector for the balance of the year 1945. "Carried" A 7motion by Scott, seconded by Mortensen, that we accept the bond of Building Inspect- or, 0 orge 8rickle, subject to the approval of the Attorney. NCarriedN A m2 otion by Scott, seconded by Mortensen, that we accept the resignation of George R. Cease/Recorder, same to be effective as of this date. "Carried" A tion by Seb cock, seconded by Mortensen, that we accept the resignation of B. B. Scott, Trustee, same to be effective as of this date. "Carried" -7:Xtion . A by Schsock, seconded by Mortensen, that we appoint B. 1. Scott to fill the unexpif d term of George RtCeass as Recorder. Term to expire December 31, 1949- -75-/ "CarriedN At this point, B. B. Scott, was duly sworn in as the newly appointed Recorder, and executed the oath of office. A motion by Mortensen, seconded by Schmock, that we apy the following, properly Verified Accounts: Arthur H. Miller Gen'l 10.00 L. A. Wright R & B 15.00 Harlan M. Mortensen N 15.00 Northern States Power Co., Genl 3.01 Leo Schmock N 15 N N N R& 8 147.42 B. E. Scott N 15.00 Fred Schmidt 100.00 0. J. Bronstad, George R. Cease A. 0. Martens Enterprise Publishing Co., Byron McCullagh Nortb►estern Bell Tel. Co., Henry Pratt A motion by Scott, seconded by Scott, that there being no furtber business, we-adjonra the meeting vmtil April 27, 19118. *Carried$ AT t President of the Covmcil P Recorder April- 27, 1948 The adjourned meeting was called to order by President 0. J. Bronstad. Boll Call found the following members present, 0. J. Bronstad, B. E. Scott, Leo F. SchmocM and Harlan M. Mortensen. _76-/ - - A motion by Mortensen, seconded by Schmock, that we appoint Goo. R. Ce"s as Deputy Cler"ith authority to set up the new Village Office. $Carried* _77_ // A motion by Scott, seconded by Mortensen, that the salary of the Deputy Clerk be $250.00 per month. *Carried" A motion by Mortensen, seconded by Schmock, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Cbsir-. NCarriedN A ` President of the Council Recorder 1 April 26, 1918, (Continued) Gen I1 20.00 Pail Ulytia R & 8 32.00 N 40.00 Vector Ryan N 7.00 110.00 Phillipa Petroleum Co., • 20.93 a 91.85 Chas. Price, Service Sta. $ 11.04 N 226.00 Harry W. Smith Poor 11.00- a 9.50 N. L. McVeigh Gens 1 12.00 N 8.00 A motion by Scott, seconded by Scott, that there being no furtber business, we-adjonra the meeting vmtil April 27, 19118. *Carried$ AT t President of the Covmcil P Recorder April- 27, 1948 The adjourned meeting was called to order by President 0. J. Bronstad. Boll Call found the following members present, 0. J. Bronstad, B. E. Scott, Leo F. SchmocM and Harlan M. Mortensen. _76-/ - - A motion by Mortensen, seconded by Schmock, that we appoint Goo. R. Ce"s as Deputy Cler"ith authority to set up the new Village Office. $Carried* _77_ // A motion by Scott, seconded by Mortensen, that the salary of the Deputy Clerk be $250.00 per month. *Carried" A motion by Mortensen, seconded by Schmock, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Cbsir-. NCarriedN A ` President of the Council Recorder 1 299 May 10, 1948 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called t® order at 5:00 P. M. May 10, 45 by President A. J. Bronstad. >lbur members present. ylminutes of the April 27, 1945 meeting were read and approved. -78bert Shoop was given permission to use a chemical toilet in his residence at 35th. & Major and 'the Building Inspector was instructed to give, himt a. temporary certificate of Occupancy. He also asked permission to use, the dirt in the street at the front end of hisilot, which matter was referred to Leo Scbmak. A street light was requested for the corner of lgirview Ave. and the Service Road. Leo Schmoc was asked to investi�ts. -SO The Recorder was instructed to contact the Northern States Power Co. to find out whether they are installing lights ordered at 46th. and Zane and Welcome and Adair and if not - when. -S1 A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Mrs. Peter Bskos for a license to sell,Soft Drinks for the period from May 10, 1W to December 31, 19k8. "Carried" - 82 A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that Yrs. Peter Bekos be given permission to oper&7 a pop corn and soft drin stand on lot #16, Sherwood Manor. "Carried" The Village Attorney was instructed to obtain easements for the North half of 47th. Ave. North, between Perry and Quail Ave. through lot #21, as shown in survey submitted by Ray Miler. - 84- A motion by Schgock, seconded by Mortensen, that we accept the Bay Miller Plat subject to posting of $500.00 bond for completion of roads,easements to provide for 25 foot turn arounds at North end of roads. "Carrieds - Village "Attorney was instructed to obtain easement on North half of 47th.. Ave- -95- It was decided to talk to Mrs. Baggett before granting permission to erect 10 foot addition to her store building at 36th. and. Vera Crus. -86- A mot on by Mortensen, seconded by Schmook, that we grant permission to the North. - western -Bell T elephone Company to install a conduit at the Highway and Wilshire Blvd. "Carried" -s7-/ A notion by Mortensen, seconded by Schmock, that the Recorder be instructed to notify Mr. L. L. Schroeder of the Metropolitan Air Ports Commission;( that the Village Council will not approve the issuance of a permit to Don Voge to maintain a private landing field on the Voge property. "Carried" -SS-1 A motion by Mortensen, seconded by Schmock, that we grant permission to the Crystal Civic Improvement League to hold a carnival at the Village Park, Douglas Drive and the Bass Lakes Road, July 15th 16 17 18th. 1945 "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Mortensen, that we grant permission to the Crystal Civic Improvement League to play "Binge" at their above mentioned carnival. "Carried" -90-/ A motion by Mortensen, seconded by Schmock, that we deny the request of the Crystal Civic Improvement League to sell 3.2 beer at their above mentioned carnival. "Carried" 291 / May 10, 1948, (Continued) - The Village Attorney was instructed to check on the legal liability of the Crystal Civic Ia " vement League in burning grass in order to save on the cost of fire calls. -92-7 The Clerk was instructed to send copy of letter from Golden valley Planning Commission ,in which recommend joint meeting Crystal, Robbinsdals, Brooklyn, St. Louis Park and Golden Valley Planning Comissions. A m6tion by Mortensen, seconded by Schmock, that Mr. Rollin Jackson be appointed to fill the unexpired term of B. E. Scott, from May 15, 1948 to December 31, 1948. as Truste"Carried* -- -911.7 A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we accept the resignation of Harlan M. Mortensen, Trustee. Same to be effective immediately. *Car ried* - -95-/ •A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we appoint Mr. Ezra Osterhus as trustee to fill the uaezpired= term of Harlan M. Mortensen. The term expires D ecember~ 310, 1949. .*Carried* A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we pay the following properly - verified Accounts: *Carried* Geo. R. Brickle Gentl 125.44 Wm. Sandhoff R & B - 140.00 James L. Gibson * 110.00 Lloyd Schmidt " 10.50 Henry Pratt * 9.00 Howard Lumber Co., *' 1.90 George R. Ceass * 35.00 Standard Oil Co., * 9.30 Harvey E. Petersen " 16.00 Socony vacuum Oil Co., * - 20"•51 Fred Schmidt R & B 100.00 Ses"sing Hardware Co., " 6.54 Hugh Menglelach s 20.00 National Tea Co., Poor 25.00 Paul Walytha * 38.00 Lampert Yards, Inc. " - 35.70 Walter McLean * 76.00 Franklin Hospital * 150.00 Robert Schbock * 15.00 A motion by Ostsrhus, seconded by Jackson, tbatnthere being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of thq Cbmir. "Carried* AT President of the Couacil 7z� Recorder _ Nay 24, 1948 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. M. HLy 24, 948, by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. he minutes of the May 10, 1948 meeting were read and approved. " -96- The cle k was instructed to supply Mr. Gotten with information concerning cost of grad- ing black -topping 47th. Ave. No. from Gouglas Drive West. -97- A motion by Jackson, seconded by0sterhus, that we approve issuance of permit to Chas. Griffin, 3401 Vera Crus, to move a root beer stand onto lot #12, Block #1, Rosedale Acres. "Carried* 99gg- A-fit on by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we amend the Zoning Ordinenoe to rezone North 72 feet of Lot #1, Bllck #6, Rosedale Acres, from BssidentW to Commercia_ 1. *Carried* 292 -971 May 24, 1948, ( Continued) it was decided to hold a special meeting May 28, 1948, to consider petitions request - change of ordinance to permit Don Voge to operate a race track. A moon by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Lee C. Smith for a license to. sell sof t drinks. for the period from May 24th. 1948 to December 31, 194E./ "Carried" —99— _ A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Lee C. Smith for aq�lgarette license for the period from May 24,.1948 to December 31, 1948. -100- "Carrie.Da A motion by Osterhvs, seconded by Schmock, that approve the application of Lee -C. Smith for astaurant License for the period from May 24, 194E to December 31, 1948- -101 "Carried" A motion by Osterhvs, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Lawrence Pence dor a soft drink license for the period from Iky 24, 1948 to December 31, 1949- .7102-1 "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Lawrence Pence a Cigarette License for the period from May 24, 1948 to December 31, 1949- A mdtion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Lawrence Pencefbr a Restaurant License for the period from May 24, 1948 to December 31, 1948. -104- / "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Lawrence Pencef r a 3.2 Beer "Off -Sale" License for the' period from May 24, 1948 to December 31, 1949. j "Carried" -105- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that tie approve the application of Edw.Baier for a 3.2 10ff-Sale" Beer License for the period frac May 24, 1948 to December 31, 1948 '-106--01 "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, thatwe ap rove the application of Edward Baler for a�toft drink License for the period faom May 2 , 1948 to December 31, 1948- .-101- "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the applicati(in of Edward Baler for a Cigarette Licence for the period from Mem 24, 1948 to December,31, 1948. "Carried" t y S , ee ted Os rhes, hat we appro the lice n 'o i .2 " -Sa a ee c n or tea- a fr May 19 Loc. 31, 19W- -109- "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan for an "Off -Sale Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1948 to Jens ,=r 301, 1"Carried" -109- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of George Ellis and John Ellis for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from May 24, 1948 June 30, 1949 "Carried" -110- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Elmer Eartwl "for an "Off -Sale" Liquor Lucense for the period from July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1i9. "Carried" -111- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of Wm: J. Brisky for an "0U -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1948 to JVAO 30, 1949. "Carried" -112- A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Walker- and Wahl for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1948 to June 309 1949. "Carried" May 24, 1948, (Continued) A motion by Schmock,.seconddd bf Osterbxus, that we approve the application of Club, Inc., for an "Off --Sale■ Liquor, License for the period from Jwly 1, 1948 1919 "Carried" 293 the Topper to Jvme 30, Ezra Osterhus was appointed to serve as Police Commissioner for the balance of the rear. --115-/ A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that we, approve the issuance of Building Permit to Mrs. Margaret Baggott for the to bar store building at 36th. a,d Vera Crus. 't "Carrieds -116-/ ' The Clerk was instructed to contact owners of ,property on each side of alley next to perk at 35th. and Lee to obtain signatures to petition to vacate the alley tbrough the park. A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" -Zara Osterhus Gen'l 7.50 Henry Pratt Gen'l 900 Rollin Jackson " 7.50 Nortiwettern-Bell Tel Ca., s 9.50 B. E. Scott 40.00 Bred Schmidt 8 & B 100.00 Harlan M. Mortensen " 7.50 Nm. Sandhoff " -235.00 Arthur H. Miller " 10.00. Hamel Motor -Inn 170.00 0. J. Bronsted " 20.00 Phillips Petroleum Co., 12.13 Leo F. Scbmock " 15.00 Wm. Sverkerson Gen'l 167.00 Geo. -R. Cease " 125.00 Stephen Z. Bruaons Poor 8.61 Harlan M. Mortensen " 199.05 Ohleen Dairy " 5.70 __ " " R & B 256.85 Gardner Hardware Co., Gen'l 76.56 Geo. R. Cease Gen'l 125.00 A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we adjourn until May 28, 1948 at 8:P. M. ATTR President of the Council Recorder May 28, 1948 The adj ed meeting was called to order at 8:00 P. M. by Acting Chairman, B. B. Scott. Four bets present. -117 A motion by Scbmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we adopt an ordinance creating a third voting precinct. "Carried» A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that because Broustad was unable to preside, due to illness, that the meeting be adjourned until 7:W P. M. un 1 *1 Ghle ATZZST Acting President. i A4ilP ecorder 294 June 1, 1948. The adjo d meeting was called to order by Acting President, B. L. Scott, those member present were, B. E. Scott, Leo B. Scbmock, Bzra Osterhns and Rollin -Jackson. -118- Mr. Edw. Oltman was opposed to the issuance of a license to Don Pogo to operate a race track for the following reasons, Noise, Dust, Traffic, loge would be unable carry an adequate amount of insurance coverage and he did not beleive Don loge could satisfact- orily finance such an undertaking. Mr. H. 3. Cash, 4610 Adair, was opposed to the issuance of a license to Don loge_ for the following reasons: Traffic hazard and noise. Mr. Surkey, representing Don loge legally, explained that the people objecting lived a sufficient distance from the tract so thtt they would suffer little, if any, annoyance from the noise and dust. The traffic would all be directed along best Broadway a con- siderable distance from their neighborbood. The village council would decide the amount and type of insurance coverage and he would promise that the enterprise would be satis- factorily financed. Mr. kr. L. predrickson famed the issuance of the license because he beleived the com- munity could stand some good outdoor entertainment, our business places would benefit by some additional business and it would be good advertising for the village. Oeterhus suggested that Vera Crus, Welcome, Zenia and Zane be blocked off at 44th. Don Voge explained that traffic would all be directed on West Broadway and ample parka- ing would be provided for all cars attending the events, so that no parking would be permitted on the roadsides or on anybody else's property in the surrounding area. The acting -chairman then asked for a recess of five minutes for deliberation. A composite map had been prepared for this meeting upon which the area effected was diagramed. The property owned by the signers of a petition favoring the issuance of race trackpermit was indicated ins red. Opposed in blue,and green represented those who were neutral. This method reveals a decisive majority of the property owners in favor of the issuance of the permit. The meeting was again called to order and the following action taken: el"K N. A motion byz�ran, seconded byyus-term, that Don Voge be granted such licenses as are approved by the Village Council for -exhibiting automobile races to the public upon the Voge property for the period not beyond September 309 1948 upon condition that said Don Voge and Oscar Voge enter into a stipulation with the Village for a permanent in- junction restraining them from carrying on or exhibiting to the public.any automobile races or otber exhibits for which an admission fee to charged in violation ofthe prov- isions of the ammsement licensing ordinance of said Village; Using the promises owned by tkoem for automobile racing or any other exhibits from and after midnight, September 30, 1948; Such licenses or permits be issued individually for each exhibition, that the amusement ordinance be amended to provide herefor and setting, out there -in an ade- quate license fee and insurance as determined by the Council, that md7A licenses and permits be issued under the hardship clause of the Zoning ordinance. A vote being called for resulted as follows: Yese - - Osterhus, Jackson. Noes - - Scbmock 295 June 1, 1948, (Continued) lAnd so t motion was carried. A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that the Tillage Ateorney be instructed to amend the, now existing, amusement ordinance to provide for the foregoing motion-. -- "Carriedf The clerk was instructed to investigate available insurance so that the council will be in posi�on to determine what would be adequate coverage. -120- A. motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhuse, that we tentatively accept the plat known as Lots 9 and 10, Schsefers Lakeside Grove, subject to posting of bond for completion of streets. "Carried" -121- - mots by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we tentatively accept the Jackson plat known as Colonial Acres, subject to posting of bond for completion of ,streets. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. " 7e, ATTBS Acting P esident Acting tecorder June 14, 1949 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of wa. A. Head for a Cigarette License for the period from June 15, 1948 to December 31, 1948. "-Carried" -123- r A motion by Scbmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ma. A. Hand for a 3.2 "Off -Sales Beer License fod the period from June 15, 1948 to December 31, 1948. "Carried" -12 A notion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Va. A. Rand for a Soft Drink License for the period from June 15, 1948 to December 31, 1948. "Carrieds A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we pay the following properly verified Acc%mts: "Carried! Geo. R: Cease Gen'l 125.00 Mrs. Gilbert C. Becker Gen'l 21.70 George R. Srickle " 115.28 Fred Schmidt R & B 100.00 James L. Gibson " .110.00 Paul Wal ytka " 28.50 Agnes H. McVeigh " 75.00 Bob d Skipls Auto Servtoe " 4.50 Miller -Davis Co., " 17.65 J. V. Gleason - " 34.56 Northern States Power Colt,& B 153.43 State of Minn Dept of Taxation 20.80 Northwestern -Bell Tele Co Fiend 9.80 Phillips Petroleum Co., " 3.76 Henry Pratt " 13.00 Standard oil Co., " 4.91 Enterprise Publishing Co., " 102.05 R. J. Bennethnm " 45-45 Henn. Cty. Agri. Society " 10.00 " Poor 5.59 Sensing Hkrdware Co., " 1.10 Ziebarth Bris. IInc. Gen'l 28.00 Howard Lumber Co . , s 88.11 s 8 8 B 27.550 J. Tramp Co. Inc. R & B 3.40 University Hospitals Poor 6x.50 296 / June 14, 1948, (Continued) -125- The recorder was instructed to check on all border line lights with Dick Ferber of the Northern States Power Co., Ask Ferber whether Northern States Power Co., should handlIden Valley border line lights. _12;7 A motion by Schmock, seconded by Ostsrhns, that we order a light placed at 32nd. and Douglas Drive. "Carried" -127- A motion by Osterbus, seconded by Scbaock, that we contribute $10.00 to the Hennepin County Agricultural Society to help defray the expense of the Hennepin County Fair. sCarrieds -128- It was decided to table the resolution authorising the sale of taz delinquent land as hown in list #256-0. f129- A notion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the Levi Osterhus plat, known as the Nest Lilac Terrace, 4th Unit, subject to the posting and approTal of bond by:, t�Village Attorney, for the grading and graveling of roads. "Carried" 130- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the leave=* of a building permit for the erection of combination dwelling and nursery display room. Richard Young owner, Lot #4, Block #1, Mc►rdles, Crystal Manor Plat. Subject to provisions of the Zoning and Building Ordinance. ;131- A notion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we accept the reports of Justice Blabs, for the period from October 1947 to May 1948. 00arrieds ; i32 - A notion by Scbeock, seconded by Osterhus, that we rescind the motion of the meeting May 10, 19U, denying the Crystal Civic Improvement League a license to sell 3.2 beer at. it Carnival, July 15th. loth. 17th. A 18th. 1946. "Carrieds Td 3Recorder was instructed to check with Village Attorney the ordinance giving auth- orl to issue permit to Crystal Civic Improvement League to sell 3.2 beer at their ca iv al. .3�+- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, adopting a resolution designating the Borth western National Bank as Official Depository for Permanent Revolving Fund Bonds, sadl such other securities and cash as may be deposited from time t* time and providing for the withdrawal of same by the signatures of all the following; 0. J. Brons t%d, S. 2, Sc Kt and Artbxr H. Smith, and that deposits can be made by Geo. R. Cases. Carried" 5 3- A motion by Scott, seconded, by Schmock, that we purcbese, U. S. Treasury certificate's with the $25,000.00 now on checking account at the Northwestern National Bank, which ia_a portion of the $75,000.00 Permanent Revolving Fund. All of the fond will be In- vee"'in U. S. Treasury certificates. " car r3ds 3 6- A tion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we accept the resignation of H: L. Mc- V gh as Village Assessor. Same to be effective. at once. as cried" - 3 A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that L.� C. Kelsey be appointed to fill the � expired-Aerm of H. L. McVeigh. June 14, to December 31, 1948. sCarrieds A notion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no furtber business, we ad- journ, subject to the carll of the Cbsir. sCarrieds President. �i I June 25, 1948 gular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P. M. June 28, nt 0. J. Bronstad. Three members present. The mainates of the June 14, 1948 meting were read and approved. -13g� Mrs. Jake Scbaeffer was present to discuss laying out streets in bar proposed plat. Mr. Drank L. nette, Clear Lake, Iowa is the owner of the property to the Horth. Mrs.- Scbaef r left a plat to be presented to the Planning Commoissiasi for their consideration. A lmotion by Scbmock,"seconded by Osterhus, that we adopt an.ordinance granting to Minne- apolis Gas Light Company, its Successors and Assigns, the right to manufacture, import, transport, sell, and distribute gas for beating, Illuminating and other purposes in the Village of Crystal, and to use the streets, Avenues and Alleys thereof.for that purpose. "Carried" It was. decided we would not be able to rent the village equipment to Don Doge for vee in building hts race track for the reason that our present village road building and maint- aining program will keep our equipment busy for some time. It was suggested by the Village attorney that the licenses issued to Don Toga carry the notation; Issubd under tbs ward- ship 7on e in the Zoning Ordinance. - ..141- k mot by Asterhus, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of Don Togs for a license to hold automobile races, June 11, 1948, between the hours of 1130 P•. M- end 5:30. M. subject to proof of insurance coverage,deemed sufficient by #be Council; and si g of the permanent injunction. *Carried" -11+2- A mot on by Osterhus, seconded by Scbmock, that wetapprove the application of Don Togs for a restaurant license for the period from June 28, 1948 to December 31, 1949- _143/"" 948.-113 "Carried" A motion by Schmuck, seconded by Os tertius, that we approve the application of Dov Tage for a Soft Drink License for the period from Jane 28, 1948 to December 31, 19W- _- "Carried" A motion by Scbmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we purchase street signs from the- bed- rickson Maunfacturing Co. at a price of $6.50, each, not to exceed 15 at a ties. "Carried" -145- A motion by Scbmock, seconddd by Osterhus, that the Village Attorney be instructed to take necessary steps to acquire tax delinquent property listed in current list, "Carried -14 ' A motion by Osterhns, seconddd by Scbmock, that the "On -Sale" Liquor Ordinance be amen= dad raise the license fee to $1,500.00 per year. "Cdrried" -1 - A tion by Scbmock, seconded by Os terbus, that we approve t4 application of The Topper Club Inc., for a Tavern License for the period from July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949• "Carried" S- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scbmock, that we -approve the application of ' The Topper. Club, Inc., for an "On -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949• "Carried" a�, • a • June 28, 19U. (Continued) �+° • �.j j •T ` 1 A tion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the applicati F Har ig for a Tavern - License for the period from July. 1, 1948 to June 30, NCarriedN 0- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of Elmer Hartwig for an "On -Sales Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1948 to June 30, 194P.. NCarrieds - 1 - motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan for an "On --Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 194. "Carrieds 2- - motion by Scbmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the applicatiom of Frank Liae an for a Tavern License for the period from July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949. NCarriedN motionby Osterhas, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of George Ellis and Jobn Ellis for an. sOn-Sales Liquor License for tbk period from July 1, 1948 to 4TUAR 0, 1949. *Carried* r1,ition"by A Scbmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of George Ellis and John Ellis for a Tavern License for the period from July 19 1948 to Jose 30t 1949 sCarriede -15 74 -tion tion by Osterbus, seconded by Schmuck, that we approve the application of John Sreha and Stan. Wojciak for a Tavern License for the period from July 1, 1948 to June 30, 9. 90arrisds. -15 " A J&tion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhas, that we approve the application of Om. J. " Brisky for a Tavern License for the period from July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1946. NCarriedN -157/ ' A motion by Osterhas, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of the Auto- matic Piano Co., for s License to operate 7 pinball machines for the period from July 1, 19+8,6 June 30, 1949• Hearrieds 158 A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of the Auto- matic Piano Co., for a license to operate 6 Music Boxes for the period from July 1, 1946 to Juni► 30, 1949• «Carried« A motion' by Osterhas, seconded by Scbmock, that we -approve the application of lack Gar- rett, for a license to operate 1 Pinball machine for the period from July 1, 1946 to June 30. 1949 • N Carri*dN -160-/ A motion by Scbmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Jack Gar- rett for a license to operdte 1 Music Boz for the period from July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1949. N Carrie ds -1611 A mot on by Osterhas, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of'Franklin Co-operative Creamery Assn for a license to operate two Milk Trucks for the period from Januart 1, 1948 to December 31, 1948- NCarriedN -162 A notion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhas, that we approve the application► of Clover Leaf Creamery to operate one Milk Track for the period frau January 1, 1948 to December 31, 1948. 0 Carried« June 28, 19W , (Continued) A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Purity Dairy for a License to operate 1 Milk Truck for the period from January 1, 1948 to December 31, 1949. NCarriedu -164-� A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Ohleen Dairy Co., for a license to operate Z Milk Trucks for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949- - "Carried$ A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that there being no further business, we we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carriedl ® resident of the ouncil 1®rdorg— June 28, 1949 The kkquallsation Board meeting was called -to order -165- Wm. Brunson appeared regarding adjustment of tares, being tared for four parcels that had previously sold, it appearing that a division shoot has not been recorded. -166- Miss Mair, Welfare Administrator, brought up the matter of E. C. Lutgsn to the attent— ion of the Board, it appears the tares were too high. -167- . Mr. Miller was in regarding improper credit for Homestead exemption, etc. asking for abatement for 1946 and correction for error in 1947 and Homestead allowance thereon. A motion by Schn*ek, seconded by Osterhus, to adjourn the meeting to August 16, 1949, for further hearings and until Assessors are able to complete the books for the 1949 Assessment. President of Council 0 July 12, 1945 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P. M. July 12, 1948, by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. The minutes of the June 28, 1945 meeting were read and approved. -169- Mr. Gust Ole", 6400 - 44th. Ave. No., was present asking information concerning costs and probability of oiling or blacktopping 44th. Avenue. He asked to have Mr. C. R. Wilson, 63256q- 44th. Avenue provided with petition to circulate. A motion by Osterbas, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Sipe and -Gray for a permit to erect 2 - 30,000 Gal. Storage Tanks on the Soo Line Right of way subject to their complying with insurance,liability and any other requirements. "Carried" 0 7- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhas, that we tentatively approve the proposed Plat- ting of Lots 5 and 6, Scbaeffers La wide Grove, subject to final draft of plat and post- ing bond for grading and gravelling roads. "Carried" -171- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that the Deputy Clerk be authorised to issue Automobile Racing License, on application, to Don, loge upon posting public liability insurance policy in the amount of $25,000.00 per person or $50,000.00 per accident. "Carried" -172- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that Link Hamilton be granted permit to erect a commercial building at 34th. and Vera Crus where he will bottle a bleaching solution, upon favorable recommendation of the Planning Commlosion, under section #17, paragraph #1, of the ming 9rdinance. "Carried" 1 Tb Deputy Clerk was instructed to contact the Planning Commission to foga a Platting Committee to review proposed plate before going to the Planning Commission. A motion by Osterhns, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of the Norti.- Milk and Ice Cgeam Co., for a license to operate 1 (One) Milk truck for the period from Jan ' ry 1, 1949 to December 31, 1945. "Carried" 75- A mo ton by Schnock, seconded by Jackson, that we tentatively approve the Levi Osterhus, West Lilac Terrace 3rd. Unit Plat subject to final drafting of plat and posting $1,000.00 bond for grading and Gravelling Roads. "Carried" -176- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, thatiwe approve 22 applications for 150 day trailer individual permits at the Susie Schaeffer Trailer C amp. "Carried" A Motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we pay the following properly versified Accoubts: "Carried" NorthNsstekn 'N&tional' Bank-: : Bonds Vaster Ryan in R" Parks Sessing Hardware Co., " " Genal Harlan M. Mortensen R & B Miller Davis Co., Gen'l Fred Schmidt R b B H. A . Rogers Co., Gen ' 1 939.54 Ziebarth Bros., Inc. R" 73.90 57.50 Phillips Petroleum Co., " 17.21 25.00 George R. Ceass Genal 125.00 1.26 Minneapolis Star Journal " 1.10 15.75 National Tea Co., Poor 25.80 111.00 Henry Pratt Gen'l 9,50 95.00 Regent Fuel Oil Co., R & B 12.54 100.00 Lampert Yards, Inc. Genl1 36.25 1.91 Enterprise Publishing Co. " 4.80 5 Jury 12, 1944, (Continued) A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried» ATTEST President of the Council Wadjrournt July 26, 1948 d regular meeting of the Council 26, 1948, by President 0. J. Bronsted. . was -called to order at 9:00.P. U. July All mtwmabers present. The minutes of the July 12, 1948 meeting -were read and approved. -17719 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we adopt a resolution designating the Northwestern National Bank as an official depository for village funds and designating the officers who shall be authorised to transact business with and mks withdrawals from the fonds in this stank. "Carried" -179- A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we amend the amusement ordinance, changeing the automobile race track license fee from $250.00 to $300.00 for each show. "Carried» A 17 ion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that the deputy clerk be instructed to write to I. G. Scott, Chairman, Road & Bridge Committee of the County Commissioner*, to round the corner and correct the drainage at the intersection of 32nd. Ave-. No. and Douglas Drive, explaining at the same time that we had secured the easement along the North side of 32nd.. Ave. No. Easterly from Douglas Drive. "Carrieds -180- The council agreed that the deputy clerk be instructed to subscribe to a drinking orate service for_ the village hall. 7 - A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the Virgil Jackson Plat,. Colonial Acres, be approved subject to Schnock checking the streets for grading and graveling and notifyinh Cease to release the ddswings to Jackson. "Carried» -182- Larry Jessewski was present and requested permit to operAte a junk yard at 4900 Doug Drive. The matter was referred to the Planning Commission for consideration. deputy clerk was instructed to ask frank Mahutga to drop in to explain what his intentions were concerning his proposed plat. A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Paul Walytka R&B 43.00 Donald T Bannister Gen'l 10.00 " " Genul 5.00 Lee C. Busell " 10.00 Leo F. Schmock " 15.00 Orville Aland " 10.00 A. H. Miller " 10.00 Merle Corm► " 10.00 0. J . Brons tad " 20.00 lack Lindstrom " 10.00 Ezra Os terhus " 15.00 W. W. Boettcher " 10.00 Rollin Jackson " 15.00 Clarence Hermmman " 10.00 B. Z. Scott " 40.00 Elwood L. Moore " 10.00 ,in A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. NCarriedN r*_Yw� Pr dent of the Council der July 2b, 1948, (Continued) u 0 i 1 Geo- R. Cease Gen'l 125.00 Thomas J. Durr Gond 10.00 Geo. R. Krickle N 115.32 Mine. Jesse Dutiel N 10.00 A. C. Martens N 110.00 Warner Hardware Co., N 11.65 Vester Ryan N 9.60 Henry Pratt N 65.50 Coast to Coast Stores N 5.29 Miller -Davis Co., N 8.59 B. J. Carney Co., N 15.00 Geo. RL Cease N 75.00 Midwest Cap Mfg. Co., N 60.00 Harry Smith N 3.00 Osterhus Publishing Co., N 22.00 Nortbwestern-Bell Tela Co., 01 12.45 Wendell's Inc. N 50.00 Northern States Power Co., N .91 Kenneth R. Lundberg N 10.00 N N N R& B 1.00 Lawrence J. Quady N 10.00 N N N Street Lte 145.93 Oscar Wiberg N 20.00 Fred Schmidt R & B 100.00 Charles F. Lord N 10.00 The General Store Poor 5.00 John T. Nordberg N 20.00- National Tea Co., N 25.00 Bradley E. Morrison N 10.00 Harvey E. Petersen Parks 10.00 Jerald Mortensen N 10.00 A. Y. McDonald N 39.45 H. C. Hagemsister NN 10.00 Anton Lusian N 49.50 E. E. Eardley N 10.00 Geo. Dupont Furniture Co N 4.00 Wm. S. Rennie N 10.00 Corriels N 69.20 Al. Z. Larson N 10.00 Floyd 1. Taft Gens 1 10.00 Harvey E . Pe ter sen N 10.00 -ig4- It was agreed that selection of the type of curb and gutter that,should be adopted as standard for the village.should be referred to the Planning Commission for their consider- ation. -185- The deputy clerk was instructed to secure from the Vogel* their permission to drain along the Soo Line ditch to the Lower Twin Lake. 9196- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scbmock, that the deputy clerk -be authorised to adver- tise for blacktop and curb and gutter on Welcome Ave.- from the Robbinsdals line North to West Broadway, as soon as the petitions are in. NCarriedN -197- A motion by Osterbux, seconded by Scott, that we-purcbase an L. C. Smith typewriter with a 20inch carriage from Geo. R. Cease at a price of #75.00. NCarriedN -189- _ motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that the following be appointed to the Plan- ning Commission for a four year period, ending December 31, 1951: Herold B. Champlain, John E. Tyler and Roy H. Wilson. NCarriedN -lsg- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we appoint Malcolm Plank to serve on the Park Board for a period of three years, ending Jame 30, 1950. NCarriedN A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. NCarriedN r*_Yw� Pr dent of the Council der i I 7 August 9, 1949 Vie adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P.M. August 9, 1948, by President 0. J. Bronstad. Pour members present. The minutes of the July 26, 1948 meeting were read and approved. -190- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scbmock, that we extend adjournment of the equalis- ation board meeting to August 30, 1948. "Carried" tion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the Prank Mahutga Plat, "Sunnyview Hills" subject to posting of a $2,000.00 Performance Bond for the compleW/V of the roads. Signatures to be withheld until bond is posted. "Carried" -192- - motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the issuance of a Building Permit for the erection of a green house with boiler room by Mr. �e4N 1R. to be 16catedat Corvalis and Garfield Avenues. "Carried$ -193- Mr. G. M. Roclmey, 4415 Adair Ave. and Mr. Blisi, 41408 Belmont Ave. were present to register their protests against the Race Track. -194- Mr. E. E. Berg and Mr. E. Olson were present to make a request to have the streets _ maintained in their area Twin Lake Park. -195- Mr. Arvid Johnson was present requesting a permit to operate the block plant located on the Chas Griffin property at 34th. and Vera Cruz. Be was referred to the Planning Commission. -196-- _ motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we adopt the roll type curb as the standard curb for the village. "Carried$ A motion by SchmteX-, seconded by Osterhus, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: , "Carried$ Earl L. McDonaugh Ernest W. Bird George R. Cease Henry Pratt George R. Cease Sessing Hardware Co., League of Minn Mnnicagal. H. A. Rogers Co., Farnham Stat & Sch Supply Fred Schmidt Standard Oil Co., Ves ter Ryan - Lloyd D. Schmidt Ruff Bros. Grocesies Ohleen Dairy Franklin Hospital Gen'l 5.24 Elwood L. Moore Police 10.00 " 5.24 Jerald Mortensen " 10.00 " 125.00 Bradley E. Morrison # 10.00 " 18.50 A1..E . Larson " 10.00 Police 43.00 G. P. Johnstone ". 10.00 R & B 11.50 Herman " 10.00 Bonds 4.00 -Clarence H. C. Hagemeister " 10.00 Gen'l 20.25 Robert Eardley " 20.04 " 5.75 E . E . Eardley " 10.00 Police .59 L. R. Dasi,ng " 10.00 Gen'l, 67.00 W. W. Boettcher " 10.00 " 11.52 Don. Alrick $ 10.00 " 56.00 Orville Aland " 10.00 R & B 100.00 Oscar Wiberg " 20.00 " 6.05 Richard V. Anderson $ 10.00 " 10.00 Lawrence J. quady " 10.00 Police 15.75 C. P. Lord $ 20.00 " 5.25 Kenneth R. Lundberg of 10.00 R & B 7.20 Fred Schmidt to 15.75 Poor 151.20 Glenn Schmidt " 5.25 " 13.35 B • J. Carney Co., a 6.00 " 374.00 James L. Gibson $ 150.00 August 9, 1949, (Continued) Harvey E. Petersen Parks 17.63 Chris Martens Police 40.00 " 10.00 Lampe& is Yards, Inc. N 76.54 H. J . Traf Iron Police 20.00 Gen' 1 9.39 Floyd Taft " 10.00 Parks 54.49 W. E. Sullivan " 10.00 Lindberg Service R a B 10.00 Am. A. Schultz » 20.00 dim. S. Rennie Police 20.00 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that there being no further business, we adjourn, sub j ec t bto the call of the Chair. n Carrieds ATTE'U President of the Council Recorder August 23; 1948 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P. M. August 23, 1948, by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. T minutes of the August 9, 1948 meeting were read and approved. 97- A motion b Osterhpa, seconded b Schmock, that we -approve the Forth Twin Lake Shores y Y PA plat subject to the posting of $1,000.00 Performance Bond for the completion of the streets. Mrs. Jake Schaeffer MCarriede _199- A, hearing then followed during which persons residing in -the area of the proposed drive- in theatre at 36th. Ave. immediately East of the Belt Line, were given an opportunity to express their views for or against the proposal, the detail of which is on file in the Recorder's office. After this hearing the chair declared a five minute intermission during which the Council members cinsidered the testimony and facts concerning the pro- posal at the conclusion of which the following action,was,taken: A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we extend the Commercial Zone to cover that area lies Westerly from Regent Ave. -to the Belt Line and Northerly from 35th. Ave. to 36th. Ave. A vote being called for resulted in the following: Yeas - Jackson, Osterhus, Scott and Bronstad. Saes - Schmock. And -so the motion was carried. -199- _ motion by J%ckson, seconded by Osterhus, that we amend the present Amusement Ordinance to provide for "Drive-in" Theatres. A vote being -called for resulted in the following: Yeas - Jackson, Os tertius, Scott and Bronstad.and Sebmock And so the motion was carried. -200-A motion by Jackson, seconded by Ceterhus, that we approve the application of Clem Jaunich for a license to operate a "Drive-in" Theatre for the period from August 23,' 1948 to December 31, 1949. A vote being called for resulted in the following: Yeas -- Jackson, Osterhus, Bronstad and Scott. Kaes - Schmock And -so the motion was carried. A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that the -Mahntge, Plat 2nd. Unit, part of the E J of the S. E. I of Sec. 20 Twp 118, Range 24, be, referred to the Village Engineer for checkinIS. "Carried" J �r I/ August 23, 1948, (Continued) 9 02- 0 motion by Osterhus, that we approve the changes in the Jai Russ Plat, 2nd. Unit subject -to final draft. "Carried" 2 - A motion by SChmoc k, sec&nded by Oster hus, that we amend the Platting Ordinance to provide for the registrastion of the sale of less than 2J acres of unplatted property with the village Clerk. "Carriied" -204- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of frank S. Gadbois for a soft drink license for the period from August 23, 1948 to December 31, 1948. "Carried" A motion by S_chmoc k, seconded by Osterhus, that we pay the following properly verified Accounts: "Carried" Ezra Osterhus Gens 1 15.010 Vester Ryan R & B 21.25 Rollin Jackson " 15.00 " " Parke 16.25 Leo F. Schmock' " 15.00 Glenn Schmidt R & B 5.25 0. J. Bronstad " 20.00 " " Police 12.45 Arthur H. Miller " 10.00 Pommer Co., Parks 8.80 B. E. Scott " 40.00 A. C. Martens Police 131.90 George R. Cease " 125.00 James L. Gibson " 130.00 Henry Pratt " 9.50 Fred Schmidt " 10.50 If " Poor 4.50 . W . W. Boettcher " 20.00 If If Parks 9.50 L. R. Dusing " 10.00 Minneapolis Star Tribune Genal 8.00 -Clarence Herman " , 20.00 Farnham Paper & Sc h. Sup. If 9.74 Al. E. Larson " 10.00 Northwestern -Bell Tel. Co. " 11 15 C. F. Lord " 20.00 Nortnern States Power Co., If x+.46 Kenneth R. Lundberg " 20.00- " If " R & B 1.00 Elwood L. Moore " 10.00 If " " Str. Lts 145.93 Lawrence J. Quady " 30.00 - Chippewa Springs Corp. Genal 7.50 Wm. S. Rennie M 10.00 Anton Lusian If b.35 E. E. Eardley If 20.00 Lyle Signs, Inc. " 6.72 Don. Alrick IS 70.00 Fred Schmidt R & B 100.00 Orville Aland " 10.00 N & P Auto Service " 31.30 Oscar Wiberg " 20.00 F1oyd:,W., Taft Police 10.00 W. E. Sullivan " 20.00 ..205- ` A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson,, that the Deputy Clerk be authorized to con- tract with the Chippewa Springs Corp. for drinking water service for one year. "Carried" 0 I � as agreed that we would spend"150,000.OQ of the Improvement Fund on the Welcome Ave. project. the entire total was approzomately $90,000.00. A motion by Scott, ,seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business, we adjourn until the Equalization Board meeting August 309 1949- "Carried" ATTEST�- President of the Council Recorder 10 Augas t 30, 1948. The adjourned Special meeting was called to order at 5:00 P- M- August 30, 1948 as an Eaqualization Board meeting, by president 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. -207- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we grant permission to the Crystal Civic Improvement League to operate a Bingo game during their Annual Picnic to be held September 12, 1948. "Carried" -209- - motion by Schmuck, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application t .... Crystal Civic League for a 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License for the period of September 12, 1949. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that, because the real estate assessment records are not sufficienty complete, we adjourn until September S, 1949. "Carried" ATIZST esident of the Council Recorder September 8, 19148 The postponed Equalization Board meeting was called to order at 5:30 P. M. by President 0. J. Bronstad. Those Present - Bronstad, Osterhus and Scott.and Les. 10 - There being no taxpayers present demanding equalization, the 1948 Real Estate assessment was approved and the meeting adjourned. ATTEST P �i&nt of the bouUcil Recorder September 13, 19118 C] Belsey. The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P. M. Septem- ber 13, 1948 by President 0. J. Bronstad. The following members answered the roll Call; Bronstad, Scott, Schmock, Osterhus and Jackson. The minutes of the August 30, 1948 meeting were read and approved. -211- r A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the issuance to Frank Howe of building permits for the ,erection of structures to house a dairy bar and a Garage and Service Station, 2 building, on Higbeay $52, immediately south of the Bass Latae Road, in accordance with provision outlined in Par. 1, "Carried" Sec. 17, of the Zoning Ordinance. -212- I motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that Corvalis Ave. be extended to West Line of the Village. "Carried" 1 11 September 13, 1949, (Continued) w��3w A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that tree Clerk be autborised to advertise for bids for the grading of the Welcome Ave. area as petitions on the various projects are presented. "Carried" -214- Attorney McCullagh was instructed to secure from Ernest Z. and Hilda Larson, easements and a Perfprmance Bond for the completion of, the following streets: North half of 59th. extending Westerly foom County Highway #10 to the center of Regent, all of Perry, Quail and the East half Regent extending North from 58th. Performance Bond to be $1000. "Carried" i215 - A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the issuance of a permit for Us erection of building to house a -metal foundry, to Frank S. Gfroerer, _at the Soo Line Tracks and West Broadway. "Carried" -216- At this point the Iids for curb and gutter, that had recently been advertised for, were ,opened and read. =217- A motion by Scbmock,,.seconded by Scott, that we accept the bid of F. 0. Tessem Co., -for roUed type curb and getter (19") ® 1.50 .per. Lineal foot. Contract was awarded on -the basis of 60%, more or less, of curb and gutter shown on the proposal form submit- -ted by F. 0. Tessem. "Carried" 1219- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the issuance, to Frank Howe, -of a permit to erect a building to house a produce market to be located South of the 'Bass Lake Road on the West side of Highway #52. "Carried" -219- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that the Clerk be instructed to notify Arvid •Jobneon to proceed with the remodelling and operation of the block plant on the Cbas. . Griffin property at 34th. and Vera Crus. "Carried" --220- A, motion by Jackson, seconded by, Osterhus, that we approve the application of Steve .Sherack for a cigarette license,,at the Coffee Shop, for the period from September 13, 19218 to December 31, 1948- "Carried" --221- -A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that we a0prove the application of Steve •Sherack for a Soft Drink License, at the Coffee Shop, for the period from September -13, 1948 to December 31, 1948.- "Carried" -222- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Steve Sherack for a Restaurant License at the Coffee Shop for *he period from September 13, 1948 to December 31, 1948. "Carried" -223- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we appoint the following personnel for the General Primary Election to be held September 14, 1948: "Carried" Precinct #1, #21, f3, Ballott Judge Mrs. Helen Walker Mrs. Ellen Bluem Mrs. Hulda Johanson Judge Mrs. Fern Binderup Mrs. Helen Carlson Mrs. Kath Griffin Judge Mrs. Mabel Gleason Martha Stanislawski Mrs. Lois Dusing Clerk Mrs. Ethel Sprague Mrs. Helen Hemgren Mrs. Clara Lothamer Clerk Mrs. Julie Burks Mrs. Harry Krueger Mrs. Lorena Hirsch Constable Mr. Albert Cramer Mr. H. B. Pratt Mr. Frank Bickner 12 September 13, 1948. (Continued) -224- A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we accept the report of Justice Blalm for the month of August, 1948. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we pay the following, properlyverified Accounts: "Carried" George R. Cease Gen'l 125.00 Florence Iadwig Genal 97.50 George R. Krickle " 140.69 Harlan M. Mortensen " . 23.25 Mrs. Fern Binderup " 10.35 Lampert Yards, Inc. Parks 50.97 Louis L. Morse " 128.70 " " " Police 31.49 Francis Lartch x 32.73 Coast to Coast Stores Parks 7.05 Mrs. Leslie C. Kelsey " 159.40 .Nick Helm " 7.50 Lawrence A. Blais " 187.20 S. J. Rutherford " 90.00 Gertrude Ryan " 245.72 Fred Schmidt R & B 100.00 Mrs. Leone Litstrom " 87.08 Phillips Petroleum Co., " 10.52 Fred A. Me inks " 22.,10 Standard Oil Co., " 4.77 Leslie 0. Kelsis " 420-36 J . V . Gleason Oo., " 23.52 Harry L. McVeigh " 90.00 National Tea Co., Poor 25.00 Eugene Krickle " 69.20 Sessing Hardware Co., Police 1.10 Rose S. Schuts " 55.80. Fred Schmidt it 15.75 - Frank Bickner " 191.93 James L. Gibson " 10.00 Mrs. Joy Frost " 167.95 A. C. Martens " 20.00 Mrs. Helen Wall+oar " 190.00 L. J. Alrick " 10.00 Gladys E. Saunders " 100.90 . Robert Eardley if20.00 Henry Pratt " 21.50 T. N. Andresen " 10.00 " " R & B 10.00 Mike Banholzer " 10.00 x " Parks 26.50 Henry C. Hagemeister " 10.00 John Duca " 3.00 Al. E. Larson " 10.00 R & B 47.50 Clarence Herman " 20.00 Gen'l 4.50 W. F. Murphy " 20.00' J. Trump Co., " .90 Richard H. Mortensen " 10.00 Byron W. McCullagh " 102.00 Harvey E. Petersen " - 10.00 Chippewa Springs Corp. " 6.08 Wm. S. Rennie " 10.00 Farnham Stationery & Sch Sup" 12.70 Floyd W. Taf t x 10.00 Earl's Beauty craft Signs " 2.00 W. E. Sullivan- " 20.00 x x x R& B 7.25 C. F. Lord " 10.00 Associated Engineers & Sur7.6en'l 325.00 Richard V. Anderson " 20.00 x x x a 1,000.00 Lawrence J. Quady " 20.00 Edith Rennie " 233.24 Kenneth R..Lundberg " 10.00 Mrs. G. Dallin " 14.03 John E. McDonough " 10.00 Mrs. Esther Ann Nessler " 107.44 Oscar Wiberg " 10.00 Harry L. McVeigh " 157.50 Malcolm A. Plank Parr 12.00 A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" A xesident of the Council Recorder 13 September 27, 191+8 The- adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P. M. Sept. 27, 1918, by President 0. J. Bronstad. The Following members answered the roll call: Bronstad, Scott, Schmock, Osterhus and Jackson. The- minutes of the September 13, 1918 meeting were read and approved. 2 momotion by Schmodk, seconded by Jackson, that the following amounts be transferred from the General Fund: "Carried„ To the Road & Bridge Fund $ 7,500.00 Parks 1,000.00 Street Lights 2,000.00 Police 5,000.00 Permanent Dwrwsmat _ 0.0a Total Transferred from General Fund- $ 15,500.00 It was agreed that the Levy meeting should be held September 29, 1948 at 5:04 P. M- -226- A, motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that Schmock arrange for the grading of 35th. and Major. By reducing the grade at this intersection it would improve the dtainage from midway between 35th. and 36th. south to 35th. on Major and from Lee to Noble on 35th. It would also improve the drainage on the Park Property. "Carried" -227- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ziebarth Bros. Inc. for a permit to erect a pump house and 4 storage tanla east of the present Sipe & Gray installation, on the Soo Line right of way, subject to their complying with Insurance and Liability requirements and subject to their building retaining walls adequate for the contents. "Carried" -228- Mr. Jackson was requested to obtain ordinances from surrounding villages covering the use of firearms, including air rifles. 229 - Attorney McCullagh was instructed to prepare an ordinance regulating the sitting of fires in -the village. -230- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that Schmock be authorised to to study our truck requirements in order to determine the type and size best suited to our needs and istruct the clerk to advertise for bids. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we pay the following properly verified Accounts: "Carried" B. E. Scott Gen+l 40.00 Mrs. Hulda Johanson Gene. 12.60 Leo Schmock ++ 15.00 Mrs. Kathryn Griffin " 12.60 0. J. Bronstad ++ 20.00 Mrs. Lois Dusing " 12.60 Ezra Osterhus " 15.00 Mrs. Clara Lothamer " 12.60 Rollin Jackson " 15.00 Mrs. Loren Hirsch " 12.60 A. H. Miller " 10.00 Mr. Frank Bickner " 12.60 George R. Cease " 125.00 Northwestern -Bell Tel. Co., " 11.30 Mrs. Margaret Clemens " 58.80 Northern States Power Co., " 4.37 Mrs. Edith Rennie " 58.80 a & B 1.00 George R. Krickle " 74.38 Parks 1.20 Mrs. Emeline Northrop " 61.20 Street Lights 145.83 Mrs. Gertrude Ryan " 10.35 Fred Schmidt R & B 100.00 14 September 27, (Continued) Mrs. Leone Liistrom Gen'1 19.74 Arthur Yenney R & B 95.00 Henry Pratt " 62.00 Wal ter. McClees If 60.00 Farnham Stationery " 36.65 George R. Krickle Gea' 1 172.64 Chas. M. Griffin " 15.00 Ohleen Dairy Poor 4.85 C. J. Hoigeard " 5.40 Fred Schmbdt R & B 10.50 Miller -Davis Co., " 32.50 James L. Gibson Police 130.00 John Dusa " 4.00 A. C. Martens " 130.00 to " R & B 49.00 W. W. Boettcher " 10.00 Mrs. Helen Hemgren Gen'1 13.20 Earnes E. Eardley " 20.00 Mrs. Martba Stanislawski " 13.20 Jack E. Tyler " 10.00 Mrs. Helen Walker " 12.30 Harvey E. Petersen " 20.00 Mrs. Fern Binderup " 12.30 Wm. S. Rennie " 20.00 Mrs. Mabel Gleason " 12.30 W. 19. Murphy " 20.00 Mrs. Ethel Sprague. " 12.30 Roy H. Wilson " 20.00 Mrs. Julie Burlm " 12.30 Milm Banholzer " 20.00 Mr.. Albert Cramer " 12.30 Lawrence J. quady " 10.00 Mrs. Ellen Bluem " 13.20 Jobs R. McDonough " 20.00 Mr_s . He len C. Carlson " 13.20 George A. Sather " 10.00 Mrs. Harry Krueger " 13.20 C. F. Lord If 10.00 Henry Pratt " 13.20 Ricbard V. Anderson " 20.00 A motion by Scott, seconded by Scbmock, that there being no further business we adjourn until the Levy meeting to be held at 5:00 P. U. September 29, 1948. "Carried" President of the Council CR�T V Recorder September 30, 1948. The Levy meeting was called to order by President 0. J. Bronstad, at 5:00 P. M. _ September 30, 1948, having been postponed from September 29, 1948. The ro•11 call foundthe, following members present: Bronstad, Schmock, Osterhus and Jsnlmon. The financial affairs of the village were discussed thoroughly and at considerable length following which the this action was taken: --232- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus-,that we levy the following for the comming year: General Road & Bridge Poor Parks Street Lights Police Permanent Improvement $ 3,120-50 4,500.00 3,000-00 1,500.00 2,000.00 2,500.00 5,37% 5-0 $ 22,000:00 "Carried" A motion by Jackson,. seconded by Osterhus, that there no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" President of the Council Red rder 1 1 LI 1 October 11, 1948 15 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 5:00 B. M. Octo- ber 11, 1948, by President 0. J. Bronstad. The following members answering the roll call: Jackson, Osterhus, Bronstad, Schmock and Scott. -233- .The minutes of the September 27, 1948, were -read approved with the following exception: Correct the motion concerning the improvement at the interseetion of 35th. & Major` to ,add; the improvement of the park property should be included in the motion and charged to Park Fund. -2*z4- -The seald bids on the grading in the Welcome Ave. area, were opened and the reading of the bids were as follows: Terry Excavating Co., $ 91542.97 Holm Bros. 4,54T.23 -A 2i o5tion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we award the contract for the grading .of the following streets,'to Holm Bros. on their bid of $ 4,849.23: Street Relcome Ave. No. Xenia Ave. No. Zane Ave. No., Zane Ave. No., 43rd: Ave. No. 44th. Ave. No. 45th. Ave. No. 46th. Ave. No. And any additional limit of this contract. From To So. Village Limits West Broadway, Jeff. Hny. 44th. Ave. No. 46th. Ave. No. 43rd. Ave. No. 44th. Ave. No. 46th. Ave. No. 47th. Ave. No. Welcome Ave. No. Zane Ave. NO., Welcome Ave. No. Zane Ave. No. Welcome Ave. No. Zane Ave. Na. Welcome Ave. No. Zane Ave. No. in this area as the Council may decide, within the time "Carrie d" r' -23 6-" A motion by Osterhus seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Joe Burns for a 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License for the period from October 11, 1948 to December 31, 1948. "Carried" Z 2ralEon by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Joe SBurns for a Soft'Zrink License for the period from October 11, 1948 to December 31, 1948." "Carried" �25- A otion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we publish notice of public hearing to vacate alley, to be held November 5, 1945, as follows: All that portion of the public alley lying west of lots 13, 14 and 15 and east of lots 16, 17 and 18, Block 3, Woodland Homes, except the North 14 feet thereof. "Carried" The request to name the street that runs east from Highway #52 along the north line of the question Mark property, "Lombardy Lane" was tabled until the Village Attorney checks the easements on the street. -240- A 240-A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that we table action on the proposed Fire- arms and Grass Fire ordinance until the October 25th. meeting for further study. - 241- - motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the issuance of permit to Mr. Bienias for the construe tion of a commercial building on Lot 16, Block 5, 56th - Ave. 6th.Ave. No. to house a hamburger shop, subject to the approval or any corrections of :the Planning Commission,.at their next meeting. "Carried" 16 October 11, 1948, (Continued) A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we pay the following properly verified Accounts: "Carried" George R. Ceass, Gen'1 125.00 John Dusa Gen'1 7.00 Henry Pratt " 17.00 R & B 27.00 Parks 2.50 Parks 15.00 Sessing Hardware Co., Gen'l .80 Fred Schmidt R-& B 100.00 R & B 2.68 Harlan M. Mortensen R & B - 91.00 Parks 1.25 Phillips Petroleum Co., 3.04 Roy Ahrens Hardware Co., Gen'1 11.35 Regent Fuel Oil Co., " 4.39 " 5 9 " 4.o9 Coast to Coast Stores .2 Standard Oil Co., r. Lampert Yards, Inc. of 26.14 Ziebarth Bros. Inc. " 12.30 Geo. R. Ceass, Petty Cash " 18.72 National Tea Co., Poor 25.00 Miller-Davis Co., " 5.50 Harvey E . Petersen Parlm 11.00 '41. A. Rogers Co., " 6.61 0. F. Lord Police 10.00 242- A,motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we accept the easements in Aett:Lilae Terrace and West Lilac Terrace, 2nd. Unit on Yates Ave.,'between 44th. and 45th. Ave. except F2ft. of Lot #2, Block #2, Robbinsdale Home Gardens, 3rd. Addition, subject to sting of bond for completion of grading and graveling. "Carried" A3 by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that the Plat, known a&,, --Test Lilac Terrace, 5th. Unit, be accepted subject to the posting of bond, approved by the Village Engin- eers; for the completion of streets. Bond to incude Yates from 45th. to 46th. Ave. with -utilities easements on the- back of each lot. "Cfsrried" -244- A motion, by Osterb3m, seconded by Scott, that we transfer $6,000.00 from the General Fund to the Permanent Improvement Bond Reserve in order to provide the reserve re- quired in the bond contract in our 1945 Levy, as follows: Cash transfer, certified to County Auditor $6,000.00 1945 Levy 5.31.ri0 Total amount to reserve $ 11,379.50 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" - October 25, 1948 esident of the Council The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P. M. October 25, by President 0. J. Brone tad. The following members answering the roll call: Jackson, Osterhus, Bronstad, Schmock and Scott. The minutes of the October 11, 1948 meeting were read and approved. -245- Permission was granted to Mr. Ferguson to reside in his basement dwelling at 3454 Belmont Ave. for a period of one year, Permission was granted use. 17 October 25, 1948, (Continued) Gen' 1 446 - Northern States Power Mr. Prather, representing the Prather Outdoor Advertising Co., appeared before the Council requesting permission to erect a sign board on the east side of Highway #52 near Wilshire Boulevard. The Deputy Clerk,was instructed to form a committee for consideration of this proposal and report to the next Planning Commission Meeting. it of is -247- 252.21 A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we adopt a resolution imploring the Board of County Commissioners to extend County Highway #101, (Eagle Lake Road) from its present terminus at the Old Jefferson Highway #108 to Trunk Highway #52. "Carried" -24&- . If A ,.notion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we adopt an ordinance providing for the use of firearms in the Village. Making it necessary for every person to have a permit to dis- c firearms in the Village of Crystal. "Carried" d" Z 9 40.00 motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we adopt an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to start certain types of fires in the village without a permit. "Carried" -250- 10.00 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we grant permission to the Northern States Power Co., to place Poles on 47th. Ave. No., "Carried" -251- " A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we appoint the following qualified persons to act as the Election Board at he General Election to be held November 2, 19148: Edith F. Rennie "Carried" DAY SHIFT " to Precinct, #1 #2 $3 Ballott Judge Mrs. Susie Schaefer Mrs. Blanche Kuch Mrs. Hulda Johanson Judge Mrs. Eva Atter Mrs. Elsie Blonigen Mrs. Clara Lothamer Judge Mildred Sprague ?yrs. Opal Krueger Mrs. Helena Odean _Mrs. Clerk Mrs. Margaret Clemens Mrs. Helen Hughes Mrs. Lois Dusing Clerk Mrs, Lucille McPherson Dors. Rose Mortensen Mrs. Gladys Saunders Constable Mr. Albert Cramer Mr. Frank Mahutga Mr. Frank Bickner Night Shift Ballott Judge Mrs. Gertrude Ryan Mrs. Anna Ostlund Mrs. Lorena Hirsch Judge Mrs. Ethel Sprague Mrs. Marie Forrey Mrs. Kathryn Griffin Judge Mrs. Ann Alrick Mrs. Bessie Seebech Mrs. Matilda Pitman Clerk Mrs. Dorothy Secor Mrs. Ruth L. Race Mrs. Catherine Murphy Clerk Mrs. Marjorie Kinney Mrs. Valborg Sharbono Mrs. Rosemary Thayer Constable Mr. F. L. Fredrickson Mr. Henry Pratt Mr. Wm.- J. Liddicoat Alternate Mrs. Mabel Gleason Mrs. Peter Valerius Mrs. Bernice Wassman Alternate Mrs. Beulah Blake Mrs. G. F. Johnstone Mrs. Frances Balser -252- A motion by Sehmock, seconded by Jackson, that the Deputy Clerk be authorized to order a street light installed at the intersection of 47th. Ave. No. and Douglas Drive. "Carried" A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we pay the following properly verified Accounts: "Carr*d" Leo 9chmock Gen' 1 15.00 Northern States Power Co., Parr 1.014 Rollin Jackson is 15.00 it of is Str Lts 252.21 Ezra Osterhus of 15.00 Chippewa Springs Corp. Gen'l 3.50 0. J. Bron s tad If 20.00 Lyle Signs, Inc. of 95.25 B. E. Scott " 40.00 Lbr. Exch. Bldg. Corp. of 55.00 A. H. Miller " 10.00 John Duca " 2.50 George R. Cease " 125.00 of to R & B 50.00 Edith F. Rennie If 13.50 " to Parks 13.00 A is October 25, 1948, (Continued) Henry Pratt Gen' 1 21.50 Fred Schmidt R & B -100.00 R & B 4.00 Phillips Petroleum Co., " 7.21 n n Parr 5.00 Wm. Sandhoff " 132.00 Byron W. McCullagh Gen'l 126.60 Otto Veit " 24, Regent Fuel Oil Co., ++ 29.26 w. R. Oman Parks 220.00 Northern States Power Co. " 6.84 A. C. Martens Police -110.00 " If of R & B 4.75 James L. Gibson " 110.00 A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" President of t Council WReorder November 8, 1948 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order by at 8:00 P. M. November 8, 1948, by President 0. J. Bronstad. The following members answering the roll call: Jackson, Osterhus, Bronstad, Schmock and Scott. The minutes of the October 25, 1948 meeting were read and auproved. -253- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that the easements submitted by Levi Osterhus on Yates Ave. for a full width street from 44th Ave. to 45th. Ave. Excepting Lots 3 and 4, in Block 3, West Lilac Terrace,- in addition to previous exception of Lot 2, Block 2, Robbinsdale Rome Gardens, be accepted subject to the usual posting of bond for the grading and graveling. *Carried" -254- - petition to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquor was presented by George E. Rydberg, containing the names of 23 voters in the village. It was read by the Recorder and the Deputy Clerk was instructed to check the validity of the signatures. -255- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that the above proposal be placed on the ballot for the village election to be held December 7, 1948, provided the same comes within -the legal requirements. "'Carried" -256- The application of Mr. Prather of the Emtd Prather Outdoor Advertising Co., for a per- mit to erect a signboard and shop was referred to the Building Inspector and Deputy Clerk to obtain plans for the proposed structures. -257- At this point the sealed bids for a truck that had previovBly been advertised for were opened and presented to the Council. Those bidding were: C. E. Johnson Motor Sales Co., $4,225.00, The Minar Co., $4,428.00, The Minnesota FWD Co., $6,631.00, Ziebarth Bros. Inc., International EBS 8, $4,595.00 and the KBS 7, $ 3,975.00• The following action was taken: A mo tion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that, the truck bids be referred to the Road and Bridge committee for further consideration and recommendations to the Council "Carried" 19 November 8, 1949, (Continued) -259- The village attorney was instructed to complete the details in connection with the $oo ne Drainage Ditch. Secure signatures of, of the Voge+s and the Soo Line. A 2 tion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we accept the Joseph Elges and Ruff Bros. Inc., Plat subject to changing the name.to Ruff Bros. Addition or some other suitable name instead of Ruff Brothers Company, Inc. Addition. "Carried" -260- :da:ke carbon copy of street name changes for the Planning Commission and each member of the council. -261- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we adopt a Resolution vacating the alley as follows: All that portion of the public alley lying West of Lots 13, 14 and 15 and East of Lots 16, 17 and 1.8, Block 3, Woodland Homes, except the North 14 feet thereof. This alley now runs the village park property. "Carried" -262- A motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that we appoint the following qualified persons to act as the Election Board at the Annual Village Election, to be held December 7, 191+8: "Carried" Precinct �il02, __L3_L_ Billott Judge Mrs. Helen Walker Mrs. Ellen Bluem Mrs. Gladys Saunders Judge Mrs. Mabel Gleason Mrs. U. Stanislawski, Mrs. Catherine Murphy Judge Mrs. Beulah Blabs Mrs. -Helen C#rlson Mrs. Clara Lothamer Clerk Mrs Emaline Northrup Mrs. Peter Valerius Mrs. Bernice Wessman Clerk Mrs. Olga Bicknell firs. Violet Ritala tire. Heather Truax CONSTABLE Mr. Albert Cramer Mr. Henry Pratt Mr. Frank Bickner Alternate Mrs. Edith Rennie Mrs. Rose Mortensen Mrs. Lorena Hirsch Alternate Mrs. Fern Binderup Mrs. Geo. Johnstone tars. Helena Odean A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus,- that we pay the follwoing properly verified Accounts: "Carried" John Dusa Gen+1 13.50 Mrs. Marie Forrey Gen+1 15.60 R & B 56.00 Mrs. Elsie Bllnigen " 5.10 Parks 4.00 Mrs. Blanche Kuch " 8.110 George R. Cease, Petty Caslgen+ 1 33-62 Mr. Frank Mahutga " 8.40 George R. Cease _ ++ 125.00 Mrs. Rose Mortensen " 8.10 Mrs. Helen Walker " 3.60 firs. Helen Hughes " 8.110 Mr .Henry Pratt ++ 26.50 Mrs. Bessie Seebech " 15.60 Mr. Will Liddicoat " 10.50 firs. Ruth L. Race " 15.60 Mrs. Gladys Saunders " 8.10 Mrs. Val Sharbono ++ 15.60 Mrs. Lois Dusinil ++ 8.10 Mrs. Ethel Sprague " - 13.20 Mrs. Helena Odean " 8.10 Mr. Henry Pratt " 15.60 Mrs. Clara Lothamer ++ 8.10 .Tire. Lorena Hirsch of 10.550 Mrs. Hulda Johanson " 8.10 Mrs. Kathryn Griffin " 10.50 Mrs. Catherine Murphy " 10.50 Mrs. Matilda Pitman " 10.50 trrs. Frank Bickner to 8.10 hire. Rosemary Thayer " I0.50 Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Clemens ++ 8.10 Chippewa Springs Corp. of 3.50 Mr. Albert Cramer ++ 8.10 Lyle Signs, Inc. " 94.15 Mrs. Marjorie Kinney " 13.20 Fred Schmidt R & B 100.00 Mrs. Opal Krueger to 8.40 Vester Ryan of 21,30 Mrs. Susie Schaeffer It 8.10 Parks 3.50 Mrs. Mildred T. Sprague to 8.10 Otto Veit R & B 16.00 Mrs. Lucille I. McPherson If 8.10 Gust Mattson It 15.00 20 November 8, 1948, (Continued) Mrs. Eva Atter Gen'l 8.10 Jimmy Dimitroff R & B 12.00 Mrs. Gertrude Ryan " 13.20 Girard Kranz " 16.00 Mrs. Ann Alrick " 13.20 Ohleen Dairy Poor 9.70 Mrs. Dorothy Secor " 13.20 S. J. Rutherford Parrs 95.00 Mr. F. L. Fredrickson " 13.20 H. L. Flitte Sand & Gravel 4.80 Mrs. Anna Ostlund " 15.60 Associated Engineers & Surveyors 880.04 Chas. M. Griffin, Garage " 15.00 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" President of the Council irT Recorder November 22, 1949 The adjourned regular meeting of the , Counci 1 was called to order at 8:00 P. M. November. 22, 1348, by President 0. J. Bronstad. The following members.answering the roll call: Jackson, Osterhus, Bronstad, Schmock- and Scott. The minutes of the November 8, 194$ meeting were read and approved. -263- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the issuance of a permit to erect a commercial building and signboard to the Prather Outdoor Advertising Co, as shown on plans submitted by E. H. Prather. The building will be located on the East side of Lalmland Ave. immediately South of Wilshire Blvd. "Carried" The recorder read the reply from the State Highway Department, to our letter request- ing some regulation of traffic at the intersection of 56th. Ave. (Bass Lap Road) and Lapland Ave. (Highway #52), in which they state there is nothing they can do about" correcting the situation. The deputy clerk wao instucted to write to Representative .Aeg and Senator Miller soliciting their their aid in this endeavor. 7265- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of the Auto- matic Piano Co., for a music boa license for the period from November 22, 1948 to�June 30, 1949. at the Log Cabin Cafe. "Carried" -2 66- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we Ar.cent the Utility Easement in•West Lilac Terrace and West Lilac Terrace, -2nd. Unit,' -as described in Easement. "Carried" -267- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that, inpreparing the License Ballot, the word(Wet) be inserted after the line 'For Licenses" and the word (Dry) be insertdd af ter the line "Against Licenses" "Carried" 2 A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Paul Mans, Donald O'Reilly and Clem Jaunich for a permit to construct the permanent theatre and shopping centre to be known as "Crystal Village" to be located between Regent Ave. and the Belt Line and between 35th. and 36th. Avenues. Subjbat tb.the? ap ravh3 'bf the Planning Commission. "Unanimously Carried" I l- November 22, 1948, (Continued) -2 69— A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Paul Mans, Donald O'Reilly and Clem Jaunich for a Theatre license for the period from November 22, 1948 to December 31, 1948. "Unanimously Carried" -270- A. motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Paul Mans, Donald O'Reilly and Clem Jaunich for a Theatre license for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. 0 "Unanimously Carried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we pay the following properly verified Accounts: Carried" Coast to Coast Stores Northwestern Bell Tel. Rollin Jackson Ezra Osterhus Leo F. Schmock 0. J. Bronstad Henry Pratt " it B. E . Scott Northern States Power " " " if of n 11 of " Arthur H. Miller John Dusa Gen'1 2.10 Co., " 25,15 of 15.00 If 15.00 125.00 15.00 " 20.00 " 25.00 R&B ,4.00 Gen'1 40.00 Co,, " 8.66 R & B 5.03 St. Lts .169.30 Parks 1.00 Gen'l 10.00 R & B 56.00 John Dusa Gen' 1 4.00 if of Police 4.00 George R. Cease Gen'1 125.00 Kauth Manufacturing Co., R & B 2.50 Phillins Petroleum Co., it 8.16 Harlan M. Mortensen If 24.00 Indemnity Ins. Co. of Am. " 226.80 Glenn Schmidt " 4.80 Fred Schmidt " 100.00 J. Trump Co., Inc. " 6.00 Ruff Bros. Co., Poor 105 -EO National Tea Co., " 25.00 James L. Gibson Police 110.00 A. C. Martens It 110.00 Arthur R. Smith Parks 339.j1 Harvey E. Petersen " 20.00 A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried!' )ReFr�er resident of theouncilDecember 9, 1948 The Crystal Village Election Canvas Board meetin-a was called to order at 7:00 P. M. December 9, 1948, by President 0. J. Bronstad. The following members answering roll Call: Jackson, 0p terhus, Schmock, Scott and BronQ tad. -271- After giving due consideration to the ma_:ner inrhich ballot judges had conducted the ballot count, the condition of the balloting material, etc. the following action was taken:: A motion by Osterhus, seconddd by Schmock, that we declare the following candidates, having received a majority of the votes cast in the annual Village Election, held Dec. 7, 1948, duly elected to the following offices: "CARRIED" - Elected Candidate Office ^erm Expires Rollin Jackson Trustee. Dec. 31, 451- B . E . Scott Recorder Dec. 31, 1950- 950Leo. Leo.F. Schmock Assessor Dec. 31, 1950 Russell V. Blake Justice of Peace Dec. 31, 1950 A . C. Martens Constable Dec. 31, 1950 The Ballot on the Liquor Licenses which read: "Shull licenses for the sale of in4o7ri- 22 December 9, 19>8, (Continued) cating liquors as a beverage be granted in the Village of Crystal?" resulted in the fo3- lowing: For Licenses 949 - Against Licenses 197 A motion by Ostertms, seconded by Jackson, that there being no further business, we ad- journ the Canvas Board meeting. "Carried" Wco Chairman of the Board r December 13; 1948 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called' to order at 8:00 F. M.' tecember 13, 1948, by President 0. J. Bronstad, the following members answering the roll call: Jackson, Osterhus, Schmock, Scott and Bronstad.. The minutes of the November 22, 1949 meeting and the Election Canvas Board meeting held December 9, were read and annroved. -272- The matter of purchasing a truck was given lengthy and ovinion-of the louncil teat our present finances should at this time and that new bids should be asked for some s ion terminated in the following action: due consideration, it was the not be disturbed to that extent time in the Spring. The die cus- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that all truck bids be rejected. "Carried" -273- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that approve the plan of Leon Kennard for the extension of his Co^:mercial Building at Higbway #52 and the Bars Ia1 Road and authorize the Building Inspector to issue the permit. "Carried" -274- - motion by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the arplication of Joe L. Burns for a cigarette license for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949- "Carried" -275- A motion by Scnmock, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Joe L. Burns :;i a cigarette) license for the period from December 1, 1948 to December 31, 1948. "Carried" m8�ck and Jackson agreed to inspect the streets in Kensey Manor for completion and re- port at the next meeting. 277- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we grant permission to Willard Blake - borough to erect two (2) gasoline pumps at the Crystal Farm Supply. "Carried" -279- A. motion by Scott, seconded by Osterhus, that the State Eublic Examiner be regwested to audit the books of the Village. "Carried" -279- - group of the blisiness men located in the vicinity of the BAFP Latae Road were present to discuss with the council the possibility of having some kind of volunteer fire proIt - tection in the North end of the village. After a lengthy and thorough discussion, -par-' ticipated in, by a majority of those present, the follo!4ng committee was appointed by 23 December 13, 1948, (Continued) the Chair, and a meeting of this Committee was arranged for January 7, 1949 to be held at the Village Hall at 5:00 P. M.: F, . E. Eardley Roy Ahrens Lawrence Pence Wesley Beach Rollin Jackson Ezra Osterhus Harlan M. Mortensen Chas. M. Griffin Duane W. Horton Albert Johnson. Leroy M. Doty -290- A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Herb. K. Walker and A . ft.. Wahl for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "C- cried" -291- A motion by Jackson, seconClp<l by Schmock, that we approve the application of Herb. K. Walker and A. A. Wahl for a 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License. for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Car riedo' -282- - motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we anrrrove the application of Herb. K. Walker and A. A. Wahl for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" -283- _ A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the au�,lication of Rollin Jackson for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1249. 11Carried" A motion by Osterhus, semonded,by Schmock, that we approve the application of Rollin Jackson for a SoftaDrinj; License, for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Osterhus, that we pay the following properly Verified Accounts: "Carried" George R. Ceass Gen'l 125.00 Sersing Hardware Co., Gen'l 15.45 He len Walker ft14.40 „ ++ R & B 2.48 Hesther M. Truax " 15.90 Chippewa Springs Corp. Gen'l 3-50 Edith F. Rennie of 27.00 Associated Eng'rs & Survey. " 405.00 ienry Pratt " 44.75 to " it Improvment 305.10 Galdys Saunders +i 9.6o Fred Schmidt R & B 100.00 Cat4erine Murphy " 9.60 Chas. A. Price Service Sta If 3.21 Clara Lothamer " 9.60 Standard Oil Co., of 16.16 Bernice Wessman " 9. EO Bob's Standard Service " -62.62 Frank Bickner +' 9.60 if '+ +' Poor 39.00 Martha S tani slaw skk ++ 9.75 Gus Holm R & B 125.00 Violet Ritala " 9.75 Art Dedrick +' 14.00 Helen A. Carlson " 9.75 National Tea Co., Poor 25.00 Ellen Bluem " 9.75 Lampert Yards, Inc. of 65.55 Charlotte Valerius " 9.75 if if it - Parks 13.75 Olga Bicknell " 9.90 Northern States Power Co., " 1.<40 Emeline Northrop +' 9.90 Howard Lumber Co., of 27.37 Fern Binderup " 9.90 Gus. Holm I=rovement4324.45 Albert Cramer George R. Krickle " " 10.50 171.14 N. W. National Bank Miller Davis Co., Reserve General 939.84 3.74 Byron W. McCullagh of 162.13 dFriffin Motor Co., of 15.00 Sipe & Gray Oil Co., of 27.50 it ++ R & B 35.00 24 December 13, 1949, (Continued) Sipe & Gray Oil Co., parks .6D John Dusa Gen'l 2.00 If " R & B 57.00 A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Schmock, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" P ident of the Council. d� December 27, 19U The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:00 P. M. December 27th. 1948, by president 0. J. Bronstad. The following. members answering roll call= Jackson,Osterhus, Scbmock, Scott and Bronstad. The minutes of the December 13, 19U meeting were read and appeoved. 295- mo Ation by Schmock, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Isadore Paster for a 3.2 "Off -Sales Berr license for the period from January 1-, 1949 to December 31. 1949• "Carried" -286- A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Isadore Pastel for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1%9. "Carried" -297- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Isadore Paster for a Cigarette lic ones for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" -299- A motion by Schmodk, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of George Ellis and Jobn Ellis for a Cigarette license for*the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949- "Carried" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Edward Beier for a Soft Drink license for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" -290- A motion by Scott, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of Edward Baler for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 33, 194. -291- "Carried" A motion by Scbmock, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of Edward Baler for a 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License for the Period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" -292- A motion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of wm. J. Bri ky for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949- - "Carried" -293- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we bapprove the application of Borth4nd Milk & Ice Cream Co. for a license to operate one (1) Milk Truck for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" I I 25 December 27,, 194 ,, (Continued) -294- A motion by Jackson, Seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of John Hreba and Stan. W.ojciak, for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to Decem- ber 31, 1949. "Carried" -295- A motion by Scbmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application -of E. R. Durand for a 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 310 1949• "Carried" Amotion by Jackson, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of E. R. Durand for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" Amotion by Scott, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of 3. R. Duaaad for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" -299- A motion by Scbmock, seconded by Jackson, that we approve the application of 1. R. Smith -for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" � motion by Jackson, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of A. R. Smith for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" -300- A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of M. H. Whisman for a 3`.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License for the period from January 1, 1949 to Decem- ber 31, 1949- "Carried" -301- -' motion by Jackson, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of M. H. Whisman for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949- "Carried" -3 02- A' motion by Scott, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of M. H. Wbisman for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949- -;303- "Cariied" A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of The Purity Dairy for a License to operate one (1) Milk Truck for the aeriod from January 19 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" A motion by Scbmock:, secinddd by Jackson, that we approve the application of arankrlia Co-operative Creamery Assin for a License to operate two (2) Milk Trucks for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 34 1949- "Carried" -305- A motion by Jackson, seconded by Scbmock, that we approve the application of prank Linehan for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949• "Carried" -3o 6- A motion by Scbmock, seconded by Jackson, that we accept the resignation of M. A. Mickelson, Justice of Peace, same to be effective as of this date, he bas moved from Village. "Carried" A3mdtion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we appoint Barold M. Truax to fill the unex- pired term of M. A. Mickelson an Justice of Peace. Term to expire December 31, 1949. r� "Carried" `- �` 26 December 27,, 1948v (Continued) _708- A, motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we Insttuct. the Tortherh- Stites Power .Cs� to install4a street light at the intersection of 45th. and Forest Avenuss. -"Carried" -309- 1 Osterhus 309- Osterhus agreed to check on advissability of installing lights at the intersections of 35th, and 36. and Orchard, and 32nd. and Vera Cruz and report to the next meeting. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Lawrence Pence for a 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949- "Carried" -311- A motion `by Schmock, seconded 'by Jackson, that we approve the application of Lawrence Pence for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" -312_ A motion by Jackson, seconded by Osterhus, that we approve the application of Lawrence Pence for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949. "Carried" -313-' The Recorder was instructed to check with State Highway Department concerning the pos- sibility of having a stop sign installed at 36th. Ave and the B elt Line. A motion by Osterhus, seconded by Jackson, that we pay the following properly verified accounts: "Carried" Ezra Osterhus Genel 15.00 Leo F. Schmock " 15.00 B. Z. Scott , " 40.00 Rollin Jackson " 15.00 0. J. Brons tad " 20.00 Arthur H. Miller " 10.00 George R. Cease " 125.00 Edith F. Rennie " 18.00 Henry Pratt " 26.o0 Otto Tei't " 6.00 W N R & B 47.00 George R. Cease, Petty Cash Gen'l 4.22 First Robbinsdals St. Bank " 3.6D Northwestern -Bell Tel. Co. Gen' 1 13.00 Northern States Power'Co., N 11.62 N N - R & B 7.45 N N N Parks .60 N N N Str. Lts. 172.92 Tied Schmidt R & B 100.00 Phillips Petroleum Co., " 9.58 Ziebarth Bros. Inc. " '27-75 Glenn Schmidt " 4.90 James L. Gibson Police 110.00 A. C. Martens " 110.00 Gast Holm R & B -142.00 A motion by Jackson, seconded by Schmock, that there being no farther business, we_, adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" A ST esi ent of the C il. ff 1