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1946 City Council Minutes204 ]december •261P 19415, (Continued) A 'tion by Cease, seconded by Bronstad,- that there being no fort 'r business we s urn; subject to the call of the Chair. provided The motion a not -accorded the eourtesyJander the Robe Rules of Par1i- mentary prooee re by the Chair Otho ignored the,moti and proceeded to the appointment of a ucoessor to fill the unexpired of Dahl. An unpreoe- dented action since t has always been customar o leave such an appoint - to the inoomming body# for obvious reasons. A'Resblution preg6hted by rman L. So dt, that Whereas: a,vacanoy has been ore e y the resignation of Odin C. Dahl, I present the name of Adolph M� A vote being asked r,or .res ed in the lowing : Bees - B�ronstad and Ceae Yeas - Schmidt and l�dille Because of the tie v e The Chair made the appo tment. T -he action bein egal under a recent amendment to Masons Statutes by the State Leg ature was unknown to Air. Cease and Mr. ronstad who did not have the op tunity to study and rehearse this action b ore the meeting, fat this r son the Recorder was reluctant to administer t Oath of Office to Mr. It ler. It is a privelege of any Council Member to la fy himself as to a legality of an action if there is a reasonable doubt. For'want of a quorum the meeting was automatically adjourned. ST asi en o e, 0ouncil Recon` er. January S. 194 The Ado olitns'd Regular Meeting of the Council was calledto oreder at 9:00 P. M. January S, 19 by''resident 0. J. Bronsted. Four members present. The miumtes of Us December 26, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Cease, seconded by Scott, that we accept the resignation of Harvey B. Liddicost, as Justice of the. Peace. A vote being asked for resulted; is the following: Yeas - Miller, Scott Cease Bronstad. gees - None A motion by hiller, seconded by Scott. that we appoint Harvey Z. Liddicost to fill the unexpired term of 044 gi=!B,NbL as Trustee on the Council. A vote being asked for resulted in the following: DRelvor#j Yeas - Miller, Cease, Scott and Bronsted. Nass - None A motion by Miller, seconded by Uddicoat, that we approve the application of•Mrs, Margaret B. Baggett for a Cigarette License for the Period from January 1. 1946 to December 31. 1946. "Carried" A motion by Scott, eeconded by Miller, that we.approve the application of Mrs. �I Margaret E. Baggett, fors Soft Drink License for the period fres Janmary 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" , danuary- S. -1946, - ( Continued) A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicost, that we approve the application of Mrs. William Schaeffer for a Trailer Comp License for the perUd from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Scott, 84mdtd by Mk1ler., that we give the Crystal Community Bible Study Group the use- of the a Ha12 fOr •heir meetings on Sunday Mornings. ` "Carried" A motion by Cease, seconded by Miller, that we appoint Gay Nevius as Janitor for the year 1946. "Carried" A s<otion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we appoint Fred Scbmidt, as Road Foreman for the year 1946 at a salary of $150.00 per month. "Carried" A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Cease, that we appoint J. W. Bennett as Weed Inspector for the year 1946. "Carried" A motion by Scott, that we appoint Archie A. Little as Health Officer for the year 1946. The motion was withdrawen and the appointment will be held over to the next meeting to determine whether Little can be reached by phone. A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we accept the Justice Report of Harvey B. Liddicost for the period ending Decenber 31, 1945. "Carried" A motion by'Liddicoat, seconded by Miller that we accept the Treasurers Bond for Arthur H. Miller. "Carried" A motion by Uddicoat, seconded by Scott, that the Salaries of the Council and the Treasurer rembia the same as last year for the year 1946. "Carried" The Council decided want until neat meeting before taking any action on the Constable Salaries for 1946. The meeting to be held Monday January 14, at 8:00 P. M. A motion by Cease, seconded by Scott, that we appoint the Security State Bank of Robbins - dale and the Earmsrs and Mecbaniaa Bank of Minneapolis as official depositoriks of the U llage fundo f or the year 1946. ".Carried" The Council decided to hold over,until the next meeting, the appointment of the Building Inspector, because Geo. Krickle was out of the city. A motion by Cease, seconded by Miller, that we appoint Dr. Clarence A Strunk ae the Village Doctor for the -year 1946. "Carried" - A motion by Ceass, seconded by Miller, that the Reorder issue an order to the Northern States Power Co. , to install a 250 Watt S tree t Ligkt at the corner of Highway #52 and County Road #101. or the Brooklyn Center gown Line. "Carried" A motion by Cease, seconded by Scott, that we pay thr following, properly verified, Accounts: "Carried" Archie k. Little Gent 1 60.00 Rosholt Equipment Co., R &,B 59.74 Miller -Davis Co., " 9.65 Chas A. Price, Service Sta. " 37.49 -- Harlan M, Mortensen " 97.30 Kennard Service Station 830 30.64 Prod Schmidt R APB 75.00 Howard Lumber Co., " • 11 Usbarth Brothers a 116.51 National Tea Co., Poor, 1f. `— Glenn Schmid " 21.00 Crystal Grocery " 8.40 Walter Spears " 12.00 203 January 8, 1946. ,(Continue4) A motion by Cease, seconded by Wdicoat, that .there being no further basiaese, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. $Carried$ i_7 President Recorder 'January, 22. 1946 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. Y. Jan- uary 22, 1946 by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. The minutes df the January g, 1946 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Idddicoat, secgaded by„IUller, that we appoint Harlan M. Mortensen to fill the une xpi red term of =�- r as Justice of Peace. Mr. Yi lle r was a lec ted to the Office of Treasurer at the last Election. "Carried$ A motion by Cease, seconded by Scott, that we appoint B. W. McCullagh to serve as Village Attorney on a fee basis for the year 1946. "Carried* A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicost, that we accept the proposition of Cartwright aid Olson, Surveyors, to make a survey of the Village and establish grade levels as set forth in their letter of estimate. The letter to be given over to the Village. Attorney for his opinion as to its validity with instructions to take whatever_ steps are necessary to male a binding contract and -to investigate the bonds of the,fiXm. A vote being asked for, resulted in the following: - Yeas - Scott, Liddicoat, Miller, Bronstad and. Cease. Naes - None. Aid so the motion carried. At this point, LiddicoM gave a report on the result of his investigation into the policing of the Village. He asked for an extension of time to complete the Investi- gation. Constable Martens can be reached at AL -6078, from 7AM to 5PM Constable led ttis at HY-4336. A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Cease, that, for the months of January, February and March 1946, the Constable salaries remain at $60.00 per month. $Carried$ Liddicoat was instructed to investigate plan suggested by Fred Olson that the Con- stables use the proposed Taxi -cab office in the Schmidt vegetable stand on the Old Jefferson Highway near the Bass Win Road for their headquarters, Also to investi- gate the proposed plan for uniforms for the Constables. A motion by Scott, seconded by Idddfcost. that we appoint Brad. Morrison to serve on the Planning Commission. His term to expire Dec. 31, 1949- *Carried' A motion by Liddicost, seconded by Coass, that we re -appoint Anton Lucian and Floyd Eager to serve on the Planning Comniis_sion. Their Terms to expire December .31. 1.949. $Carried$ The Recorder was instructed to contact J. C. Cox and N. Lietsls to learn whether or not 'they wauld be able to serve on the Planning Commission. 204 January 22, 1946, � Conti nusd ) 1 motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we re -appoint Geo. Kri.ckle to serve as Building Inspector for the year 1946. "Carried" - For the proposed Foreign Relief Clothing Drive, planned for Sunday, January 27, it was agreed that it should be publicized in the Post for this week, Francis Lartch promised to haus it announced at the Civic League Meeting on Thursday evening and Fred Schmidt was instructed to maks the .pick-up of the entire Village with the Village Truck. A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to Fred Olson to operate two Taxicabs in the Village for the year 1946. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that the Village books be Audited. A vote being asked for, resulted in the following: Yeas - Bronstad, Scott, Cease, Liddicoat and Miller. Saes - gone 1 A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicost, that Archie Little be appointed Health officer for the first three months of 1946. "Carried" The Recorder was instructed to invite Miss. Muir to attend the next meeting to discuss the Welfare proceedure for the year 1946. A motion by Miller, seconded by Idddicoat, that we pay the following, properly, Verified Accounts& "Carried" Adolph Miller Gens 1 Harvey 3. Liddicoat " B. Z. Scott " 0. J. Bronatad " Geo. R. Cease " Arthur H. Miller " Geo. R. Krickle " A. C. Martens " Northern States Poser Co., " N " " R & B Howard Lumber Co., Gen'1 15.00 Fred Schmidt R & 8 75.00 15.00 Glenn Schmidt " 8.25 15.00 Paul Walytka " 7.50 20.00 Standard oil Co., N 5.37 40.00 Cartwright and Olson " 40.00 10.00 Regent Fuel Oil Co., Poor 17.60 41.70 Lampert Yards, Inc. " - 14.58 60.00 Catbolic Welfare Assl a " 11.50 1.74 Bme rge ncy Ambulance, Inc. " 8.00 123.53 Gay Nevins Gen, 1 13.00 79.37 J. W. Bennett " 75.00 A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" S'= President of the Council. Recosor February 5. 1945 • A Special Meeting being called by President 0. J. Bronstad, to determinegroper dis- position of the truck and plow, damaged by a Great Northern Passenger Train at the crossing opposite the Queation Mark Tavern,- Sunday, January 26, was called to order at 8:50 P . 'M . February 5, 1946, By Preside -at 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. The Recorder was instructed to ask the Village Attorney to r the Great Northern Ry. Co. for collection of damages suffered by Truck and Plow. 2 0 ap" February 5, 1946. (Continued) The Ziebarth Brothers of Robbinsdale, who had been previously asked to furnish infor- mation concerning the estimated cost of repairing damages to the truck and plow, also new equipment, reported it was impossible to guarantee delivery of a new truck inside of six months. The estimated cast of straightening frame on the truck would be $300.00 and $5500.00 additional for diffensntial and Transmission repair. Thi► ceiling trade- in on thetruck was in the neighborhood of $1,200.00, Mr. Gilbert, representing the G". T. Ryan Co., quoted a price of $394,00 for a now "83145 Plow installed on the Truck with an allowance of $40.00 for parts salvaged from the damaged plow. A motion by Miller, seconded by Idddicoat, that we accept the proposirion of the Geo. T. Ryan Co. on a new plow to be mounted on the track, at once, "Carried" Mr. Art. Boller offered the use of a truck and plow on a rental basis if an emergency developed before our equipment is ready for use. Mr. Fred Schmidt was given strict orders by the Chair, that in the future, all Village equipment must come to a full stop before before croselag railroad tracks and that he obtain suitable warning signs to be placed in full view on the rear of equ#ment. The Recorder was instructed to check with Harlan Mortensen on our Insurance coverage for the two Boy Scouts who were with Pred Schmidt when the accident scarred: Mathew Ississoniere, 3102 Douglas Drive and Rd. Wo jciechowski, 3501 $7a, CH -6913 - There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. �txo T Recorder. 'P $1 de n t of the Council, February 12, 1946 A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the Oi'terhux Plat subject to the roads being graded to conform to grade levels now being established, if consistent with Plat. Roads to completed by June 15, 1946. "Carried" The, adjourned 11*giil dd meeting of ;the ' Geninatl was called to order at 8:30 P. M. February 12, 1946, by President 0. J. Broustad. All members present. The minutes of the January 22, 1946 meeting were read and approved. Miss. Muir, Local Welfare Asministrator, was present and outlined, briefly, the present Welfare situation in our Village and made suggestions for procedure in 1946. It was agreed that we hold the first monthly Welfare meeting February 18, at 8:00 P.M. at the Robbinsdale City Hall. A delegation from Corvalis, headed by Mr. Northrup and Mr. Silas Sprague, was present to dsicuss the draire►ge problem in their area. Mr. Bronsted reported, he and representatives of the County and Soo Line By. met Saturday, February 9, After considering the problem, they promised the necessary steps would takon to relieve the situation. 206 Pebruary 12, 1946, Continued The Recorder was instructed to look up profile of Soo Line Right of way and previous correspondence with Great Northern Railway concerning proposed culvert under Great Nor- thern tracks, leading into Highway Borrow -pit. The Chair appointed the following com- mittee to work on this problem: Northrup, Sprague, Hoyt, Ahrens, Durand and Morehouse, from the Council: Miller and Scott, From the Planning Commission: Eardley, Chairman, Ronnie and Mortensen. Mr. McCullagh, Village Attorney, read opinions -of the Attorney General' a Office on the Compatibility of Harlan Mortensen as Justice and Legality of Liddicoat serving unfinish- ed term of Bronstad. Also, letter from Cartwright and Olson covering articles that should be incorporated in contract to establish grade levels. It was agreed that during the period of emergency, the Recorder will present to the Council, requests frac persons making application for building permits, who wish extra time to finish their buildings. Each applicant will have information on the applirst- ion. Scott was instructed to investigate Liability of Surveyors, Cartwight and Olson, for Personall and Property damage, Recorder was instructed to obtain latest copy of the Mason's Statutes. A motion -by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that we approve the application of Stanley Wojciak and John P. Hrobs, for a Tavern License at the property known as the "question Mark" for the period fran February 15, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that we approve the application of Stanley Wojciak and John P. Hreha for a Cigarette License, for the period from February 15, 1946 to December 319 1946. "Carried" Mr. Jackson appeared before the Council asking permission to re=arrange his plan for his cabin camp. This was agreeable to the Council. A motion by Idddicbat, seconded by Scott, that we put 10,000 and 20,000 Public Liability Insurance on the Village Warehouse for a three year period. NCarrieds The Recorder was instructed to write to Mr. H. Earl Lincoln, explaining the Village was not responsible for his drainage problem, it is caused by conditions beyond our control and would he attend one of the Council meetings to explain why he considers the Village responsible. A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that we pay the following, properly, verified Recounts: Archie A. Little Genal 60.00 Ziebarth Brothers R & B 39.33 Fred Schmidt R A B 75.40 Cartwright and Olson " 705.00 Glenn Schmidt " 16.50 National Tea Co., Poor 17.70 Art. Dedrick " 6.00 Chleen Dairy " 6.63 Ianders, Norbloom, Christensen " 4.41 Lampert Yards, Inc. " 51.38 Standard Oil Co., " 3.02 City of Robbinsda.le " 419.92 The Recorder was instructed to Write to Mr. Herb. Walker, in response to his application for an "On Sals" Liquor License, when one can Legally be granted, that the same would be put on file, along with the others, but that despite the fact that the present Council would act favorably, we could not speak for future Councils. February 12, 1946, (Contimaed) A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we approve the appliustion of Norris Creameries; Inc. for a license to operatie a Milk Truck for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "CarriedN A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Clover Leaf Creamery Co., for a license to operate one Milk Truck for the period Pram January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A- motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that we #rprove the application of Franklin Co-operative Creamery Co., for a license to operate one Milk truck for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "CarriedN A miction by Liddicoat, seconded by Cease, that we approve the application of Chleen Dairy for a License to operate one Milk truck for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. - "Carried#' A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we approve the Application of Ewald Bros. Sanitary Dairy for a License to operate one Milk Truck for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. NCarriedN A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that we accept the bond of Juetice Thomas . J . Dorr, sub jec t to the approval of the Village Attorney, N CarriedN , A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Scott, that we accept the bond of Justice Harlan M. Mortensen, subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that we accept the bond of the Recorder, Geo. R. Cease, subject to the approval of the Village Attorney, 00arriedN A motion by Liddicoat; seconded by Cease, that we accept the bona of Constable, Archie A. Little, subject to the approval of the Village Attorney. N CarriedN The Recorder was instructed to get in touch with Larry Haeg on this Koehler Bus permit application. The Recorder was instructed to look up the unpaid warrants from several years back. to determine whether they could still be paid. A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we transfer $12,000.00 from the General Fund to the Road & Bridge to cover the deficit. "Carried" The Recorder was instrbeted to write to Fred Olson, explaining that, in the absence of a Taxi-oab Ordinance we will use letter to use as authority to operate taxicabs. A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. nCarriedN- -L Ur�� ST . resident of the Council. Recorder 207 .1/ 208 February 264;. 1946 fte adjourned regular sooting of the Council was called to order at 11:30 P. M. February 26, 1946, by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. Scott reported on the progress made, to date, by the Cartwright and Olson surveying crew on the project establishing grade levels, stating they expect to complete the job before they had at first anticipated. fto concrete bases for the marters are being mode by Fred Schmidt with one or two helpers. Scott also stated Cartwright and Olson intormsd him that they had writta diroe t to the Be carder coacerning their Liability. A motion by Miller, seconded by Idddicoat, that we approve the application of Cbar2os Swahn for two Pinball Machias* to be located at the %Wstioa Maris for the period frog February 26, 1946 to Deoomber 31, 1946. eoarried* A motion by Liddicost, seconded by Scott that we appoint the Worthwestsrs National Baan of Minneapolis as Official Depository of the Tillage Funds. *Carried* Bronsted agreed to tales up, with the School Board of School District #24, the matter of obtaining title to School laud located at 34th. sad =lm is our Tillage. A motion by Miller, Seconded by Scott, that we approve the following, proporly, verified Accounts: $Carried* 0. J. Brous tad Goal 20.00 Northern States Power Co.. Gen'1 1.74 Eno o. R. Csaso s 40,00 s e e B& B 132.53 Arthur H. Miller a 10.00 Frid Sebmidt * 75.90 Harvey 3. iiddicoat a 15.00 Glenn Schmidt * 15.75 Adolf Miller a 15.00 Arthur Dedrick * 28 00 B. 3. Scott a 15.00 Ziebarth Bros * 151.63 A. C. Martens * 60.00 Bob's Texaco Service * 7.42 Goo. R. ,Cease, Petty Cash * 19.23 Ssssing Hardware Co.,, * 4.64 Gay $evius a 10.00 aredrichson Manutactnring Co.. * 100.00 Cartwright & Olson * 761.25 Due to the late hoar, it was agreed that the less important matters be tabeled until the nest regular meeting. A motion by Scott, seconded by Litdicoat,• that there being no farther business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. *ESarried* SS Recorder d1M6AJU . / President of the Council. I� 1 209 March 12, 1946 'She adjourned rsgalar meeting o8 the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. Y. Marsh 12, 191+6, by President 0. J. Broastad. All members present. The minutes of the February 26, 1946 meeting were read sad approved. Broastad outlined the methods that had been suggested for the drainage of the Corvalis area, adding that the County Highway Department requested a letter from the Vi l lags re- lieving tbmm of say responsibility for damage caused by draining into the State Higbway "Borrow Pits in case that method was used. Silas Spraguo agreed to arrange a meeting with the Northfield Southern Engineer for the purpose of getting his views on this problem- and to advise Scott of the time of this nesting. Scott reported on the drainage problem at the Bass Lake Road and Old Jefferson Highway area. Mr. Morehouse reported he had experizontl with a sump in his Bach yard with very satisfactory results. Mrs. Jab Schaeffer appeared before the Council asking for a 30 foot road out to the Highway. The matter was referred to the Planning Commission for their recomendatious. Mr. Bars Osterhus was present and asked for information relative to grade levols in the hest Lilac Terrace Addition. Scott was- instructed to request of the Cartwright and Olson Co. that they contact lir. Osterhus direct with tho idea of supplyiag Mr. Osterhus with any information he may require. A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that our Attorney, McCullagh, be instructed to get information, owners, prices, etc. on the property North of the Village Ware- house to the Rockford Road. Be that the Council may be placed in a position to deter - min whether or not it would be advisable to purchase the land as a site for future Municipal buildings «Carried« A motion by Scott, seconded by Hiller, that our Attorney, McCullagh, be instructed to obtain doods to the Basin aft ea Welcome Ave. Between 44th. and 46th. and betwesa 47th. and the Old Jefferson Highway. sCarriods Mr. Kirkwood appeared before the Council requesting information concerning his plat lying West of the #5� Highway and on the South side of the Soo Lias Bight of way. He agreed to draw up a new map of 1$14 Plat and present it to the Council. Mr. Walker rsportsd poised �ocloers were available in Minneapolis that would suitable for use in connection with athletics in our Village aad suggested that the Village Truck pick them vp. Fred Schmidt was instructed to do this* and place saes In the Village Hall and The Vi l lap Warehouse. Attorney. McCullagh, was instructed to take necessary steps to correct the Village title to the road easement along the South Liao of the Village Warshows property and the North Liao of the tree Itch Property. Attorney McCullagh was ins truc ted to take necessary steps to acquire title to the 60 foot strip near 44th. Ave, and'Welsoms. Ave. Mentioned in the tAuaty. Lead 08=1*9- toners Letter of January 22, 1946. The Recorder was instructed to ask the Constables to submit their car Liability policies for our Attorneys approval and that tbsy are to attend our next regular meeting to discuss wages oat etc. 210 March 12, 1946 (Continued) Liddicoat reported on his findings in Police Matters. His report on the service offered by the Sherrifft to was interesting. It was agreed that our Constables should attend the F. B. I. School offered for Poice Officers March 25th. through MVoh 29th. It was agreed tbo Cost of the gzWe survey, now under way, should be urged to the General hmd instead of the Road and Bridge 7mrd. However, inasmuch as we are at this time waiting to have our boob to be audi ted . we could have tits Avdi ter put us s trsi dh t - on this point. A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat,, that we pay the following, properly verified Accounts: sCarrieds Archie A. Little Genll 60.00 Pester Ryan R & B 5.25 Byres W. McCullagh s 45.00 Art. DsdrIck s 40.50 Miller -Davis Go.. s 2.T5 Ziobarth Bros a 158.26 Enterprise Publishing Co., s 27.65 Landers-Norbloos Christensea 2.44 City of Robbinsdale s 175.00 Bob's Tesco Service s 8.22 Cartwright & Olson s 765.00 Harlan M. Mortensen s 29A0 J. Trump Co., s 5.19 The George T. Ryan Co., s 99.00 Albert T. Robinsoa s 22.54 National Tea Co., Poor 17.10 Fred Scbmeidt R & B 755.00 A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. sCarrWe President of the Council T . Recorder March 26, 1946 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. M. March 26, 1946 by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. The minutes of the March 12, 1946 meeting were read and approved. Bronstad reported the Soo Line Ry. also requires assurance of the Council that the Village will assume all liability for damage that may result from ditching along the Soo Line tracks to releive the drainage situation is the Corvalis ares in the event that methods for draining this area should be undertabes. Bronstad also re- ported Haat County Bngiaeeer, Zimmerman, had promised to be present at our meeting of April 9th. to discuss drainage problems. A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we make application -to the Board of County Commissioners for the 60 foot strip of Tax Delinquent land adjacent to 44th. Aand Welcome Avenue*. e Carrieds _A*iin6iion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we adopt a resolntion emending our Ordinance #23, providing for the following: NAll lots shall be not loss than 60 feet In width nor less than 100 feet in dept unless approved by the Councils "Carriede A delegation representing Woodland Homes was present requesting that we cover the Village dump on 35th. & Ise with dirt and that dumping on the Lee Ave. side be dis- 211 March 26, (Continued) continued because the dumping was extending out into the street and that steps be taken to posh it back off the street. It was decided that Died Schmidt be instructed to hire Chase, of Robbinsdale, to push all the debris back into the dump with his bull -dozer. Bronstad agreed to so instruct Died Schmidt -to supervise this work. It was agreed that the matter of remedying the low spot on Duna Ave. between 35th. and 34th, should be taken up with Mr. Zimmerman at our meeting of April 91th. The applications for building permits for the Chas. Griffin and Ahrens Commercial garages were discussed at this point resulting in the following proposed amendment to the Building Permit Pees Section of our Building Codes First 209000 Cm -ft. 450 per 1,000 Cu ft. Next 30,000 Cu -ft- 250 per 1,000 Ou,ft. Balance , 150 per 1,000 Cu ft. Liddicoat then gave his report on his findings in connection with the Police Protect- ion. Ho stated he did not beleive the suggested plan•to receive polio* calls at the taxi -cab office would be very practical because we could not be certain who would take the calls and how they would be handled. The Robbinsdale Police Department, definitely was not interested. The She rriffIs Office would give us 24 hour call service and main- tain a .log without cost to the Village. A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller that we adopt the SherrifIs Office Plan. "Carried" A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that 'the Village equip the Police Cars with Emergency St Lights and-StPg Light at a cost of $14.00 for the lights and $5.00 for installing b�Ziebarth-Bros. of gobbinsdale, and provide the Police with un1forms including Blouse, 2 pair trousers, Summer Cap, Sas Brown. Belt. Prices on Uniforms' to be subject to 0. P. A. Ceilings. "Oarried* A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that the Police Officers be required to patrol 30 hours per month and -that a complete log for thoumonth be submitted with each monthly Verified Account. Wages to be $60.00 per month for the months of April, May and June. Tavern Poli -ting will be unnecessary ozeept- on call. p0arriedf A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to the Regent Fuel Oil Co., to add two Gasoline Storalp Tanks to their tanks on the Soo Line Spar West of the Douglas Drive. "Carried* The Recorder was instructed to contact the Robbinsdals Dire Chief for the purpose of, obtaining some suggestions that would assist in setting up a plan to eliminate un- necessary fire calls. Publish a notice is -the Robbinsdale Post to the effect that upon request the Village would furnish a man assist and if necessary supervise the burning of grass. Get information concerning blacktopping streets in the Villa&*, such as what percent - ago of owners of abutting property necessary and how it could be financed, Start proceedings to vacate street running through the McArdle Plat. Learn the legal proceedure in establishing 3rd. Voting Precinct in the Village, pro- vided our Village can legally have a 3rd. Voting Precinct. 212 March 26, 1946, (Continued) A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following, properly, Verified Accounts: "Carried" 0. J. Bronstad Gout 20.00 Carl 7itser R & B 5.00 Goo. R. Cease " 40.00 Paul Walytba " 7.50 Arthur Miller N 10.00 Douglas grans " 9.39 Harvey 30. Lei ddi c oat " 15.00 Glenn S chmidt " 15.25 Adolf Miller " 15.00 George T. Ryan Co., " 99.00 B. 1. Scott " 15.00 Northfield Iron Co., " 20.90 A. C. Martens " 60.00 Landers Norbloom Christianson Co 8.42 Northern States Power Co., to 3.79 Margaret Baggott to 46.49 R & B 123.53 Ruff Brothers Poor 61.30 Gay Nevins Genu 20.00 Crystal Grocery " 16.00 City of Robbinsdals " 105.00 Ohleen Dairy " 5.55 Cartwright and Olson " 300.00 City of Robbinsdals " 8.80 Fred Schmidt R & B 75.00 Bob's Texacb Service " 7.00 Art Detrick " 66.38 A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that there being no further btileiness we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ST President of the Count 1. Recorder April 9, 1946 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30- P. M. April 9, 1946 by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members Present. The minutes of the March 26, 1946, meeting were read and approved. A motion by Scott, seconded by Cease, that we revoke the Tavern and Off -Sale Liquor Licenses of Nick Husak, subject to the approval of the Applications of Wm. J. Brisky for Tavern and Off -Sale Liquor Licenses. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we revoke the Cigarette License of Nick Husak, subject to the approval of the Application of Wm. Brisky for a Cigarette License. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Wm. J. Brisky for a Tavern License for the period from April 11, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Wm. J. Brisky for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License, for the period from April 11, 1946 to June 30, 1946.. "Carried" r A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Wm. J. Brisky for a Cigarette License, for the period from April 11, 1946 to December 31, -1946. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we accept the grade levels of the County County Engineer, on our portion of County Road #70, from Highway #102 to Ridgewood Ave. and Authorise the Recorder to sign the Plat. "Carf'ied" 213 April 9, 1946, (Continued) Mr: Zimmerman, County Engineer, agreed to have the County install a culvert at the inter- section of June and 36th. Adenvs w to remedy -the low spot. A delegation from Woodland $owes called the attention of the Council to condition of 35th. Ave. between Lee and Major, also the alley. The council agreed that these places should be worked on immediately. Mr. Wanles64*eared before the Council asking that the road, be, groided, along the South line of his -;property and the North line of the "question MarkP•!property,';,%from Douglas Drive to the Highway. He stated that he and Mr. Schwan, owner of the "Question Mark" property, would give the Village title to the Easement for a 60 f t . Road. A motion by Miller,Setanded by Liddicoat, d'hat we• grade a road alozrg .the :South Line of the Wanless property and the North Line of the "Question Mark'l propertnfrom Douglas Drive to the Highway, subject to the approval of Mr. Schwan. "Carried" A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Roger W . Ladd for a License to operate two pinball machines at the Palace -Inn for tit's period from April 11, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Ralph J. Benne them, fdsr 4 Cigarette License at the Margaret E. Baggett Property, for the period from April 10, 1946 to Dweembe=r' 31, 1946: *Carried* A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Ralph J. Bennethun fora 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License, for ,the period, from April 10. 1946 to December 31,''1946- "Carried* A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that we approve the application of Bslph J. Bennethum for a Soft Drink License, for the period from April 10, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" The Recorder was instructed' to writs • to the owners of the States- Flying i'ield asking them to be present at our next regular meeting and to bring Mr. Schroeder, the State Aeronautical Supervisor with that. ' ' ' " • , A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that we approve an amendment to our Ordi- nance #24, known as the "Building Code" providing for a revision of the Building Permit Fees. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we join with the Village of Golden Valley and the Township of New Hope in petitioning the Board of County Commissioners to designate the "Schuler Cross Road" a State Aid Road. Copy of the petition -is in the Recorder' a Office. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddieosut, that, from and after this date the Road and Bridge Mage Scale will be; Common Labor 75¢ per hour, Tractor and Truck Operators 85¢ per hour. A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following, properly verified Accounts: "Carried* George R. Krickle Genf 1 96.43 Glenn Schmidt R & B 6.75 Archie A. Little " 60.00 Magneto Service go., " 14.50 Harlan M. Mortensen " 1.45 Sessi ng Hardsare co., * 21.52 Byron W. Mc Cul lagh of 55.00 Lampert Yards, Inc. * 9.46 Poor 29.36 214 A motion bylViller, seconded .by Scott.j that .duo, t4c the!. .1 the ba3Aiaa! of the meeting be postponed until Monday eve A AWil 15r 19466.,; „. - pCarriedN April 15, 1946 It was, agreed that,7the following projects be started .and. completed at time earliest possible time: , , . � , t. I , '=-e . " Zoning Ordnance House Numbering System Grade Levels Street Na.mbering Scott was instructed to contact Mr. Marts of the Highway Department to request that a .12N Culvert be installed under Vera Crus and Highway #100 at 35th. Ave. I t was agreed that Fred Schmidt shou;d be instructed to -place, an order for the following culverts: 4 12" 10 ft. Long and 10 12" 20 ft. Long. I t was agreed, that Bred Schmidt should be instructed to install , culverts, at 34th and Xenia and acress 34th,between Xenia and Vera Crus. A larger culvert.at 33rd,& Belmont. Near Hendrickson's. East of Douglas Drive across 34th. to the creek. between 35th and 36th. on Elm. •and-loiwer the culvert at 34th and Belmont. , A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we approve 50 ft. streets in. that port- ion of Schaaffor's Laloside Grove Addition lying North of Grand Ave. and East of Highway #52 to conform with streets already established in this -area. sCarrieds The Recorder was instructed to answer the Planning. Commission Letter of April 9, 1946. The Recorder was instructed to investigate the procedure in creating offices of Plusbing and E lec tri cal I nspec tors . The Recorder was instructed to order the Northern States Power Co., to install 250 Watt Street Lights at 44th and Douglas Drive and Grand & Service Road. It was agreed that the area adjacent to 46th & Zane was too sparsley settled -to require a street light for the present. Liddicoat was instructed to contact the Soo Liao Ry. to request that they install a Blasher Signal at time Douglas Drive Crossing. fto Recorder was instructed to contact the following Road Machinery distributors to learn the earliest delivery date on a motorpatrolt Ziegler Geo. T. Ryan Co., Austin -Western Rosholt Equip. Co., Borchert -Ingersoll .The Recorder was instructed to ask Attorney McCullagh to work out a rubber-stamp clause .that could be affiwed to an application for. Building permit that would require as v . applicant to move .out of a basement at the, *ad of a two year period if be had failed -to complete the bui ldi sg of his home in that deme . April 9, 1946, (Continued) W. C. Malmberg Gen'1 2.90 Otto Pearson R & B 6.00 Fred Schmidt B &-B ::. 75.04 „ Goldin, VJLX14y Transfer Co., %00 Paul Walytive " 11.25 National Tea Co.. Poor 17.10 Joe Warfield " 12.50 Regent Bue1 Oil Co., " 9.30 Art Dedrick " 57.00 Sipe & Gray Oil Co., " 26. Robbinsdale Pharmacy " 7.15 A motion bylViller, seconded .by Scott.j that .duo, t4c the!. .1 the ba3Aiaa! of the meeting be postponed until Monday eve A AWil 15r 19466.,; „. - pCarriedN April 15, 1946 It was, agreed that,7the following projects be started .and. completed at time earliest possible time: , , . � , t. I , '=-e . " Zoning Ordnance House Numbering System Grade Levels Street Na.mbering Scott was instructed to contact Mr. Marts of the Highway Department to request that a .12N Culvert be installed under Vera Crus and Highway #100 at 35th. Ave. I t was agreed that Fred Schmidt shou;d be instructed to -place, an order for the following culverts: 4 12" 10 ft. Long and 10 12" 20 ft. Long. I t was agreed, that Bred Schmidt should be instructed to install , culverts, at 34th and Xenia and acress 34th,between Xenia and Vera Crus. A larger culvert.at 33rd,& Belmont. Near Hendrickson's. East of Douglas Drive across 34th. to the creek. between 35th and 36th. on Elm. •and-loiwer the culvert at 34th and Belmont. , A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we approve 50 ft. streets in. that port- ion of Schaaffor's Laloside Grove Addition lying North of Grand Ave. and East of Highway #52 to conform with streets already established in this -area. sCarrieds The Recorder was instructed to answer the Planning. Commission Letter of April 9, 1946. The Recorder was instructed to investigate the procedure in creating offices of Plusbing and E lec tri cal I nspec tors . The Recorder was instructed to order the Northern States Power Co., to install 250 Watt Street Lights at 44th and Douglas Drive and Grand & Service Road. It was agreed that the area adjacent to 46th & Zane was too sparsley settled -to require a street light for the present. Liddicoat was instructed to contact the Soo Liao Ry. to request that they install a Blasher Signal at time Douglas Drive Crossing. fto Recorder was instructed to contact the following Road Machinery distributors to learn the earliest delivery date on a motorpatrolt Ziegler Geo. T. Ryan Co., Austin -Western Rosholt Equip. Co., Borchert -Ingersoll .The Recorder was instructed to ask Attorney McCullagh to work out a rubber-stamp clause .that could be affiwed to an application for. Building permit that would require as v . applicant to move .out of a basement at the, *ad of a two year period if be had failed -to complete the bui ldi sg of his home in that deme . 215 April 9, 1946, (Continued) A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that we appoint the: following men to serve on the Planning Commission for. the period Lrom January 1, 1946 to December 319 1950: Morehouse Gleason, A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that there being no further busimrss, we adjourn, subject to.the call -Of the CBair. "Carried" ST President of the Council Recorder April 23* 1946 Theadjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at St30 P. M. April 23, 1946, by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. Scott reported on the Calvert at 35th. and Vera Crus. J1 motion by Liddiooat; secondbd by Scott, that we acquire 2.8 acres of ground legally described as Lot #63 in Auditors Sub -division #324 and lying between the present Village Warehouse Property and the Rockford Road, at a price not to exceed $3,500.00 A vote being asked for, resulted in the followings Yeas - - Bronsted, Scott, Cease and Liddicost. Wass - - Miller. Attermy McCallot& reported on the several matters turned over to his for his action. In the matter of basement dwellings, he recomanethat, because of the difficulty in evicting, that, for the period of emergency, we fail to proscecute. In the matter of croatiag tluibing and Electrical Inspectors Offices, he recoomondod that, because of the many angles involved that this matter again be referred to the Planning Commission for their consideration. A motion by Ceass, seconded by Liddicoat, that we grant a permit to T. P. Clarnot and =ruin W. HAinbardt, 4261 Vera Cres; to operate two taxicabs. This permit will terminate with the adoption of the proposed Tazicab Ordlimme. s0arriods It was agreed that the Talicab Ordinance should Inclwdo a claws that will provides An operator shall be limited to five (5) cabs. An operator must be a resident of the Pillage. A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that we contract with Alvin Barker to haw the originals of the Village Maps brought up to dans and three bound copies be made,, and two copies be meds for numbering. *Carried* It was agreed , that we wait until the topographical map Is completed be f ore attempting to remedy Obriens drainage problss. A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following properly verified, Accounts: *Carried* B. Z. Scott Geo. R. Cease Gen' 1 15.00 Art. Dedrick: * 40.00 R d B 51.75 Gentl 15.00 Arthur H. Miller _ * 10.00 Glenn Scbmidt a 5.00 Adolph H. Miller * 15.00 + 3 14.75 216 motion by Liddicoat, seconded b$ Miller, that tin following price be used in hiring out Village Equipment for private work: ;5.00 per hour for Tractor and grader and two mwa. sCarrseds Bronstad agreed to instigate gravel pit mentioned by Harold Campbell as for sale. 1 motion by Scott seconded by Miller that there being no further bbsiawao, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Cheir. sCarrieds ST President of the Council. l - Recorder May 1j, .1946 The adjourned regular meting of the Council was called to order at 6:30 P. M. May 139 1946, by President 0. J. Bronstad. 111 members present. The minutes of the April 23, 1946 meeting were read and approved. 1 motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Scott, that we accept- Us option to purchase - property described as -Lot #65, in auditors sub -div -siva #3211, at the price of 11,100.00 per acro and that the President, Recorder and Treasurer be authorised to sign such papers and disburse funds as are necessary to complete the purchase of this property. L vote being called for resulted in the following# ' Yeas - - Bronstad, Scott, Cease and Liddicoat. Taos - - Miller. and so the motion oarriod. Mr. Rydberg was granted permission, by the Council, to put the land, just recently purchase sd by the Village, into crop. Yr. McCullagh reported that the title to the property upon which the Village Ball new stands is not restricted as to use. ?bllOwing a lengthy discussion ae to the advisability of increasing license foes, the following schedule was accepted as being co psrab2o with neighboring suburban commun- itios and the Recorder was instructed to notify the tavera operators to be present at our next regulate meeting for a round table discussion amending the Ordinances# Or' Hard Liquor sOn--Sales #1,000.00 Tavern $ 400.00 Hard Liqu r *Off-Salos,MOO Pinball 50.00 Jukebox $ 15.00 Mr. Lson"Utdiard bppsesed before the Council requesting consideration of his proposed Plat'. after considerable discussion, he decided to wait until after the Landing field meetias, planned for May 21, before asking for approval of his plat. Miller brought up request of applicant fOw perm# i to build repair shop and Tractor April 23; 1946, (Continued) Harvey 3 . Liddicoat -Broustad Gens 1 • e 15.00 20400 Joe Barfield Zfebarth Bros. • � 8 d B s 11.25 41.63 . o. J . A. C. Martens * 60.00 Landers, Norbloom, Christenson Co. 27.57 Gay $eTim * 15.00 Union Scrap Iron & Metal Co. *100 .00 Bortborn States Power Co., * 1.90 Standard Oil Co., * .23 R d B 123.61 -The George T. R30a CO** • 99.00 City of Robbinsdale Gent1 140.00 Ohleen Dairy Poor 5.95 P. S. Granger s 22.75 motion by Liddicoat, seconded b$ Miller, that tin following price be used in hiring out Village Equipment for private work: ;5.00 per hour for Tractor and grader and two mwa. sCarrseds Bronstad agreed to instigate gravel pit mentioned by Harold Campbell as for sale. 1 motion by Scott seconded by Miller that there being no further bbsiawao, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Cheir. sCarrieds ST President of the Council. l - Recorder May 1j, .1946 The adjourned regular meting of the Council was called to order at 6:30 P. M. May 139 1946, by President 0. J. Bronstad. 111 members present. The minutes of the April 23, 1946 meeting were read and approved. 1 motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Scott, that we accept- Us option to purchase - property described as -Lot #65, in auditors sub -div -siva #3211, at the price of 11,100.00 per acro and that the President, Recorder and Treasurer be authorised to sign such papers and disburse funds as are necessary to complete the purchase of this property. L vote being called for resulted in the following# ' Yeas - - Bronstad, Scott, Cease and Liddicoat. Taos - - Miller. and so the motion oarriod. Mr. Rydberg was granted permission, by the Council, to put the land, just recently purchase sd by the Village, into crop. Yr. McCullagh reported that the title to the property upon which the Village Ball new stands is not restricted as to use. ?bllOwing a lengthy discussion ae to the advisability of increasing license foes, the following schedule was accepted as being co psrab2o with neighboring suburban commun- itios and the Recorder was instructed to notify the tavera operators to be present at our next regulate meeting for a round table discussion amending the Ordinances# Or' Hard Liquor sOn--Sales #1,000.00 Tavern $ 400.00 Hard Liqu r *Off-Salos,MOO Pinball 50.00 Jukebox $ 15.00 Mr. Lson"Utdiard bppsesed before the Council requesting consideration of his proposed Plat'. after considerable discussion, he decided to wait until after the Landing field meetias, planned for May 21, before asking for approval of his plat. Miller brought up request of applicant fOw perm# i to build repair shop and Tractor zi7 May 13, 1946, (Costisusd) It was agrsod that he should be instructed to appear before a Planning 06=16sios Best- ing which is the usual proceedure in the can of Commercial Permits, The Recorder was instructed to contact Harlan Mortensen to learn if Crystal residents whose homes are within 150© feet of a firs hydrant could participate in the Robbinsdal0 fire insuaance rates. A motion by Miller, seconded by Uddicoat, that we approve the issuance of a Building permit to Mr. Ponce for a Coamercial Intsrpriso, South of the Bass Lab Road an the #52 Highway. "Carried" The ]Recorder was instructed to contact Mr. Dann and request that be be prownt at a reg- ular Council meeting to discuss particulars of his proposed t1ashop tip be built at the Soo -bine crossing and Douglas Drive. A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that property described in Ust #180-0, April 29, 1946, be designated as Non -conservation and for saL. Dsscciptiaz and copy of List 180-0 in Recorders 71100 "Carried" A notion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we grant permission to the Minneapolis Gas Light Co., to construct a Gas nein at tho intersection of f6th. Ave. and Major Avo. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Lididicoat, that we pay the following properly verified Accounts: "Oarriad" Archie A. Little Gon11 60.00 Art. De drick R i 8 101.59 Henn. County Agricul. Sea. " 1©.00 Vaster Ryan " 12.00 Enterprise Publishing Co., " 15.30 alons Schmidt " " 9.00 W. C. Malsborg " 3. Usbarth Bros. 41.82 Alma tushak b Holes G. Boahms " 1,300.00 Landers, Norblam, Christensen 81.80 7red Schmidt R b B 75.00 Bob's Texaco Station " 16.19 Standard Oil Co. , " 5.21E Bossing Hardware 'Go., • 6.99 George •T. • Ryan " 57.00 SiAb4ton by Miller, seconded by Uddloost, that we advertise for bids for a motoe- patrol complete with plows, etoo we reserve the right to reject any and all bids. "Carried" Scott reported the topographical map would be ready about May, 25. Hiller was instructed to check on the Hendrickson culvert. *'motion by Hiller, seconded by Scott, that tbers being no further business, we adjosss sub jest to the call of the Cbair. - Oidsnt of the Council. Recorder i , - May 289 1946 Mr. Hough and Mr Bodem appeared berore the Council and asked permission to have motorcycle racing on the Bodem property near the upper Twin Lake. The Zoning Ordinance prohibits this as this area is designated as resi- dential. A -.lengthy disoussion followed concerning the advisability of increasing tavern and liquor licenses. Representatives of the local taverns and residents or the Village participated in the discussion, it was finally decided that the matter should be tabled for further consideration by the Council. It was agreed that, for the purpose of completing the Zoning Ordinance at the earliest possible moment, the area designated as Commercial along the East side of Highway #52 and North of the Viaduct be extended 100 ft. further East to take care or the service road and the proposed improve- ment program of the Highway. The roposed Voting Precinct plan is as follows; 11 Precinct will be that area North of 46th. Ave. J2 Precinct will be that area South of 46th and nest of Zane South of 39th. Ave. #3 Precinct will be that area East of Zane and South of 39th. Ave. The Recorder was instructed to contact Reinhardt and Clarno, who were re- oently given a permit to operate a taxicab service to learn whether or not they plan to go ahead with the service. A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we adopt an -amendment to,the Taxi-oab Ordinance making it necessary for an applicant to be a resident of the Village. "Carried" The -new airfield location was again discussed, after which it was decided that the Recorder ask Mr. Aldrich to arrange another meeting for the purpose of giving the people, who reside in the -vicinity of the proposed new land- ing field, an opportunity to be heard. At this point, the bids on the Motorpatrol, that were advertised for, were opened and read. The firms submitting bids were as follows; Rosholt Equipment Co., Bidding on the ldams. Borchert Ingersoll, Inc., Bidding on the Allis-Chalmers. Wks H. Ziegler Co., Ino., Bidding on the Caterpillar. George T. Ryan Oo., Bidding on the Galion. It was d-eoided that the decision would be withheld until the Council had had an opportunity to examine the machines. A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddiooat, that we approve the application of Wk. Brisky 2or an 190ff Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1946 to June 30, 1947. "Oarried" A motion by Miller, seoonded by Scott, that we approve the application of George Ellis and John Ellis for an "Off -Sale" Liquor Zicense, for the period from July 1, 1946 to Juin 30, 1947. "Carried" A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Brice Kelvie and Ellamae Carpenter, for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1946 to June 309 1947. "Carried* 219 A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddiooat, that there being no further business we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" akan:m ATTEST 1 President of the Council Reoorder. June 11, 1946 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was -called to order at 8:30 P. Y. Jose 11, 1946 by President 0. J. Bronstsd. All members present. The minutes of the may 28, 1946 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Scott, seconded by Oeass, tbat we anp ve the application of Thomas P. Clarno and Edwin R. Reinhardt for.la^license to operate a Tazd-cab Service, subject to the Tillage Attorney'9 approval of the applicants Insurance coverage required under the Ordinance. NCarriods May 286 1946, (Continued) A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that we approve the application of Elmer Hartwig for an "Off -able" Liquor License for the period from July i, 1946 to June 30, 1947. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan, for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 19 1946 to June 30, 1947. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of the States flying field for a Soft Drink License for the period from May 289 1946 to December 31, 1946. *Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddiooat that we grant permission to con- struot a gas main at the intersection of 36th. and Lee, to the Minneapolis Gas Light Co., "Carried" A notion by hiller, seconded by Liddiooat, that we pay the following, properly, verified Accounts: "Carried" 0. J. Bronstad Gen'1 20.00 Fred Sohmidt R=& B 7b.00 Harvey E. Liddiooat " 15.00 Glenn Sohmidt " 16.60 B. E. Scott " 10.00 Joe Warfield " 5.00 Geo. R. Cease " 40.00 Art Dedr1ok " 62.90 Adolph Miller " lb.00 A -W Co. Inc., of Minn. " 9.66 Arthur H. Miller. " 106001lorthfield Iron Co., " 21.12 A. -C. Martens " 60.00_J. V. Gleason _ " 20.75 Gay Nevins " 16,00 -Chas. A. Price Service Station 30.41 City of Robbinsdale.. " 17b.00 Harlan M. Mortensen " 210.28 Borthern States Power Co., 2.09-Aloan Service * 20.00 _" " R & B. 125588 .Rational Tea Co., Poor 17.10 A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddiooat, that there being no further business we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" akan:m ATTEST 1 President of the Council Reoorder. June 11, 1946 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was -called to order at 8:30 P. Y. Jose 11, 1946 by President 0. J. Bronstsd. All members present. The minutes of the may 28, 1946 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Scott, seconded by Oeass, tbat we anp ve the application of Thomas P. Clarno and Edwin R. Reinhardt for.la^license to operate a Tazd-cab Service, subject to the Tillage Attorney'9 approval of the applicants Insurance coverage required under the Ordinance. NCarriods 220 June ii, 1946, (Continued) A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Scott, that we palce an order with the Borcbert Ingersoll Compsay for an Allis-Chlamers Motor Grader as per their bid submitted May 27, 1946. Price quoted #8,932.51 "Oarried" A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Scott, that we adopt an Amen"mt to the Liquor Ordinance Increasing the "On -Sale" License fee to $850.00 per year. "Carried" It was decided to wait until the present pinball machine Licenses eipire before in- creasing the fees on pinball machines and including juin boxes in the Ordinances. The Recorder was instructed to contact the owner of Grocery store at 36th. and itoble or the garage next door to learn if space could be rented for a polling place in the third precinct. A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller that we adopt a resolution providing for the vacating of a street in the Mckrdle Plat acquired by the Village through delinquent tans. "Carried" Mr. McCullagh requested permission to use the Village Hall for the bus hearing, ache duled for 20 A . M. June 21, 1946. 1 t was granted. A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following propery Verified Accounts: "Carf'ied" Byron W. McCullagh Gens 1 60.60 -Bossing Hardware Co., B i B 543 Enterprise Punlishing Co., " 8.45 -Otto Pearson " 1.00 Fred Schmidt 8 & B 75.00 Crystal Grocery Poor 16.00 Gunn Schmidt " 29.00 -]national Tea Co., " 17.20 Art. Dedrick " 38.70 -Chleen Dairy " -,5 .55 Ziibarth Bros. " 5.74 000. S. Erickle Gear 1 133.43 A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" fPresideni"07 the Council. e Recorder June 28, 1.946 The adjourned regular meeting of the ,Council was called to order at $:30 P. M. June 25, 1946 by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. The minutes of the June 11, 1946 meeting were read and approved, except for the fol- lowing: In the motion_coveriag the purchases of the Motorgrader, mention should have bee& mads of the fact that Miller and Liddicoat favored the Galleon. The Recorder was instructed to notify Archie Little to be present at the next Council meeting. It being agreed that he would not be k6bided until he had appeared before the Council for an interview. This Recorder was instructed to contact mrs. Rogers, publisher of the Local. Directory, with the idea of getting Police and Fire information in the aext issue of the Directory. 221 June 28, 1946, (Continvad) A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that A. 0. Martens be rehired for the next throe months, July, Avgust-and September as Police Officer at $60.00 per month. "Carried" The Recorder was instructed to contact Mr. Joe. Justad, Recorder at St. Louis Park to obtain sample forms of applications for Building Permits. The Recorder was instewted to contact Mr. Boyer of the Boyer Garbage Collection Service requesting the he be present at out next Council sooting. A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, -that we approve the application of Trask Linehan for an 80a-Sa1e" liquor License for the period from July 1, 1946 to J=o 309 19470 provOod he will furnish Affidavit of Interest in his Business as required uadsr the Ordinance. "Carriod" A motion by Uddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Goorge and John Ellis for an "On -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1946 to June 30, 1947 provided they will furnish Affidavit of interest in their business as required under the Ordinance . "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that we approve the application of Brice xielvie and Inamae Carpenter for as "Oa-S&I0 Liquor License for the period from July 19 1946 to June 30, 1947 provided they will furnish Affidavit of interest in their bvsiaess as req- uired eq- uired under the Ordinance. "Carried" A motion by Liddicost, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Elmer Hartwig for an "Cn-Sale" Liquor License for the period fra s July 1, 1946 to Juno 3®, 1947. Mrs. Elsio Blonipa Clerk "Carisied" A motion by Uddicoat, seconded by Miller, that the following persons be seked to serve on the Election Board at the Primary Election to be held July g, 1946, the fees to be 50¢ per hour -for the entire personnel and that the shifts are to split at 6t0© P. M. North Day Shift South "Carried" Mrs. Mildred T. Sprague, Judge Mrs. Hullo Job -mean Mrs. Eva Atter " Mrs. Ann. Mehr Mrs. Plorence Malcolm " Mrs. Blanche Kuck Mrs. Carl Duavel Clerk Mrs. Irene Ilockgiea Mrs, Ruby Ratfield N Mr. Prank Bickner Mr. Geo. Drowley Constable Mr. Christian Dronfield Night Shift Mrs. Helen Walker Judge Mrs. Lucy 01 Connor Mrs. Elsio Blonipa Clerk Mrs. Kathryn Griffis. Mrs. Susie Schaefer Judge Mrs. Edna Mathews Mrs. Plorence E. Kitner " Mrs. Anna Ostland Mrs. Ellen Blvan Clerk Mrs. Ines Bennett Ms. Gay Nevins Constable Mr. frank Mahutga. Liddicoat offered to contact Harm y Peters= and ask him to attent our next Council Melting. A motion by Uddicoat, seconded by Miller, that. we lay the following properly verified A counts s "Carriods 0 � J. Bronstod Gens 1 20.00 trod Scheidt R i 8 T5.00 B. 2. Scott " 15.00 Glenn Schmidt " 10,63 ,Arthur H. Miller " 10.00 Vaster Ryan a 9T•00 222 J=6 209 1946, (Caabinv d) Geo. R. Cease Gond1 40.00 Art Dedrick - - 8 & 8 21.66 49 Adolph Miller " 15.0© Standard Oil Co., " b. Harvey Z. Liddicoat s 15.00 Robbinsdale Pharmacy Poor 1.50 Arcgie A. Little " 60.00 P. S. Granger " 31.50 A. 0. Martens 01, 00.00 Cass County Welfare Board " 99.05 Northern States Power Co., ." 4.37 R & B 125.02 Gay Nevins 8en'l 12.00 A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that there being no further business, we adjourn subject to the Call of the Chair. Carrieds ST Recorder v July 9, 1946 A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that Scott preside at this meeting, in the aboonce of President Drenstad. scarrieds Tho adjourned regalar meeting of the Council was called to order at 9;45 P. M. July 9, 1946, by acting President B. E. Scott. Boar members present. The minates of the Jugs 29, 1946 meeting were read and approved. Attorney McCalla& read the proposed Park Beard Ordinance and after considerable dis- cussion It was decided to hold over until ear next meeting for definite ac ti en. Mr. Beyer of the Boyer Garbage Collection Service was present and assured the Ceuacil every effort would be made to male his service satisfactory to the Tillap . He also premised to furnish a copy of the contract that he has with llhooklyn Center. The Recorder was instructed to writs a second letter to the S. 0. Johnson Motor Sales Co. urging them to moue an effort to to fill Constable Martens' order for a now Car. A motion by Liddiooat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Herbert E. Waller for an 50ff-Sales Liquor License for the period from July 9, 1946 to JmM 30, 1947• "Carriods A notion by Miller, seconded by Cease, that Archie L. Little be rehired as Police Officer for July, AuMt and September at $60.00 per month. sCarrieds A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following properly verified Accounts: "Carried" Archie A. Little Goall bi.i0 Mildred T. Sprague Goal 5.75 Holes Walleer " 6.25 Zenith M. Daevel s 5.5 Mrs. R. E. Phrrey s 6.255 Eva M. atter " 5.775 Susie Schaefer " b.25 Geo. W. Drawler " 5.75 Florence Either s 6.25 Ruby 3. Ratfield s 5.75 Elsie E. Blonegaa s 6.25 Florence Malcelm s 75 Gay Nevins " 7.50 Enterprise Publishing Co., " 2.90 Lucy O'Connor " 3.75 Harold D. Campbell s Iris T. Bennett " 3.75 Julius A . Seiessiil " 2. 3662.455 _ 7. A. Mahutas s 3.75 Bred .Schmidt 8 & B � T5.00 1 2 July 9, 1946, (Continued) Opal Ermager ani1 3.75 Art Dedriak R i 8 T9.05 Edaa Matthews • 3.75 Walter Spears " 8.9g lathrys Griffin • 3.75 Usbarth Bros. • IM irese nocksion • 5.75 Landers Aorbloom Christensen • 42.94 Prank Bricknor " 5.T5 Robbimsials Oil Co., " 20R.69 Ana Mehr • 5.75 D nexd Service Station " 24-59 Blanche Eueh " 5.T5 Bob's. Service Station " 16.91 Hulda Johanson " 5.75 Bob's Service Station " 1a.89 George Heidelberger • _�.�5 _ J . Trimp Co • 14.05 Ohleen Dairy Co., Pour" 11.70 A motion by Miller, ascended by Liddicest, that there beim so further bvssiaess, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried• July 23, 1946 resiisnt of the Covmil The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. M. July 23, by' Prosideat 0. J. Broastad, All members Present. The minutes of the July 9, 1946 meeting were read aad approved. A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller that we adopt the Park Board Hrdiaazoo. "Carried" A motion by Cease, seconded by Scott, that the Council confirm the appointments of the following as members of the Park Board: Mrs. Gilbert C. Becker who will act as president, her term of office will begin as of July 23 , ' and expire June 30, 1947 Dr. Wesley R. Hiller, whose term will begin as of July 23, 1946 and expire June 30, 194 . Mr. Harry Salitowski, whose term will begin as of July 23, 1946 and expire June 30,'1949. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Uddiceat, that we appoint Harvey Petersen in charge of Playground instruction, working the.:Park Board program, his compensatiia to be $1.00 per. hour, retroactive to June 1, 1946. •Carried" A motion by Liddiceat, seconded by Miller, that we adopt a resolution, vacating certain streets and alleys in the McArdle Plat. "Carriod" It was agreed that the Council ahoula most with the Planning Commission on the *venins of August 6th. for the purpose of assisting in the disposition of the may matters Haat that rquire coniidoratioa, concerning the developoment of the village. Mr. 0. H. Moore and Mr. A. J. Marssalik appeared before the Council in connection with the Concrete Block Plant they are operating at 4335 vera Crus. They were asked to be present at tho Planning Commission Meeting August 6, 1946. The Recorder was instructed to request Mr. I. Scott, County Commissioner and Mr. Calvin Barker be present at the Plabning Commission meotiag August 6th. The Council granted permission to Civic sad Improvement Longus to use the truck at the Annual Picnic. July 28th. 224 July 23 , 1946, (Coimtlavod) A'motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Scott, that we approve the following imrovements at the Bass Lake Road Play Grounds: Wire the Field House, connect -up the electric pump. and install a 550 Watt Street Light. acid in the same motiin the installation of the following street lights are to be in clud- ed: Welcome and 44th. 46th. and Highway #52. 34th. and vera- Crux 34th. and Zane: 144th. and Adair. Welcome and Old Jefferson. "CarriedN A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that we approve the application of the Crystal Food Centre for a Restaurant License for the period from July 23, 1946 to December 31,_1946 0 CarriedN A motion by Miller, se c onde d by Li ddi c oat, that we approve the appli oats oa of the Crystal Food Centre for a Soft Drink License for the period from July 23, 1946 to December 310 1946. NIIarriedN A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of the Crystal *ood Conus for a"Cigarotte License for tho period from July 23, 1946 to December 31, 19246. "OarriedN A motion by Miller, socohded by Liddicoat, that we approve the reports of Justice Door. N %rriedN It was suggested that the following matters be discussed at the Planning Condssioa Meeting, August 6sh.: Black topping s tree is . Bonding Village for Revolving Pond, effective as of June 1, 1946. A motion by Scott, seconded by Cease, that the Recorder/be reimbursed in the amount of $35.00 per month as the village share dg: -office expense/ A vote being asked for, resulted In the following: Yeas - - Scott, Ceass, Liddicoat and Bronstad. Miller not voting. and so the Motion was carried. A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we pay the following, properly verified Accounts: NOarriedN 0.'4'1. Braustad Gens 1 20.00 W. 0. Malmberg Giem 1 4.50 Arthur Miller " 10.00 Geo. R. Wass N 35.00 Geo.. R. Ceass " 40.00 Geo. R. Gass N 35-@0 Hervey E. Liddicoat N 15.00 Pred Schmidt R & B 75.20 B . E . Scott N 15.00 Art. Dedrick N 73.43 Adolf Miller N 15.00 Paul Walytka N 111.25 A. 0. Martens N 60.00 Joe Warfield N 6.N Harry L. McVeigh N 600.00 Landers Norblodm Christenson" 8.08 Byron McCullagh a 40.40 Standard Oil Co., N 1 .21 Howard Limber Co., N 57.51 r Northern States Par Co., N 12.70 R & B 14.96 Ruff Brothors Poor 56.70 Gay Nevius Gond 21.00 Crystal Grocery N 16.o0 Enterprise Publishing Cd., 0 7.65 July 23, 1946, (Continued) The Recorder was instructed to ask McCullagh, Attorney to draw up an asnndnent to the Building Ordinance to make the Building Inspector's fee TO of the Building permit fees. A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we accept the resignation of Justin Harlan Mortensen, effective as of July 23, 1946. "Carrieds 225 A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that there being no further business, we adjoarn subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried« akscat4-4 ILL kdent of the Council 4ST. .c A--4� Recorder August 13, 1946 The Adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:30 P. M. August 13, 1946 by -President 0. J. Broustad. All members present. The minutes of the July 23, 1946 -meeting were read and approved. A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that the Vtilage equipment be used to grade and gray 1 Orchard Avenue from 36th Ave to 34th Ave. and 35th. Avg. from Orchard to Perry Avenues. Mr. John X. Peterson to be billed for the cost at the rate of $5.00 per hour. Because it has not been possible to secure title to the Easements on the East side of Orchard, the Council has given permission to put this grade in the West 30 feet of the Street so as to enable Mr. Peterson to proceed with hie hoarse building project along the the` West side of Orchard Avenue. "Carried" - A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Mr. Moser fora permit to erect a building 40' x 60' on the North side of the Griffin property on 34th. and Vora Crus Avenues. The building will be covered with imitation bricksid- ing and will be used for the purpose of manufacturing cement blocks. Plans for this building will be submitted to the Building Inspector. "Carrieds Fred achmidt was instructed to study the Black Top Washout on 35th. between Perry and Quail Avenues with the idea of working out a possible solution. A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that we change the Building Inspector fees to 759 of the Building Permit Pees. "Curried" A motion was- not taken to accept the title to the Easements for a 60' road from the Upper Twin Labe Westerly toward the $52 Highway, North of the Soo Line Tracks, fkam Mrs. Howe for the reason that Easements would also have to be secured from the Stag for an intervening di [Mance . The Council agreed to investigate the building owned by Mr. Schroeder for which he has made application for a permit remodel into a two apartment dwelling. Gay Nevins, Janitor, was instructed to purchase sufficient paint to paiatthe .floorand Wainacoating in the Village Hall. A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we grant permission to the M & M Cement Cement Block Co., to operate their business at their present location, 43rd slid Vera Crus until November 1, 1946. "Carried" 226 August 13, 1946, (Continued) A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Mr. Tessem, for a permit to erect a concrete block structure to be used for storing his excavating equipment. "Carried* The Recarder was instructed to request in formation of the Lomas of Minnesota Munici- palities relating to State Health and Fire Requirements for the purpose of learning whether basmont dwellers are complying. A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we grant permission to the Northern Stats Power Co., to install 3 Poles on 46th. Ave. No. Between Adair and Belmont Avenues. "Carried* A motiin by Scott, seconded by Miller, that the Recorderno the County Commissioners, explaining that in the opinion of the Council, the culvert on the South Side - of the ,Soo Lino Tracks and Douglas Drive is inadiquate and that the Village will accept the Respan- sibility for any damage to neighboring property resulting from greater flow of'water "Carried" The Recorder was instructed to check with Prod Scbmidt for size add length of culvert needed at 33rd. and Belmont and get the price from the ,H. V. Johnsox Culvert Co., Fred Schmidt was instructed to install culvert at 47th. and the Village line opposite the Wright property. A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we pay the following, properly verivied, Accounts: "Carrued* _ - Archie A. Little Gen' 1 bO.00 Osseo Blacksmith Shop R & B 5.00 Enterprise Publishing Co., " 15.60 Standard Oil Co.,_ * 5.b5 Mi 1 le r -Davis Co . , * 5.38 R. J. Benne thu n * 23.62 Byron W. McCullagh " 92.50 Chas. A. Price, Service Sta. " 13.38 Walter S. Booth and Son " 2.60 Sessing Hardware Co., * 3.26 League of Minn. Municipalities " 145.00 Harlan M. Mortensen " 10.00 Fred Schmidt R & B 75.00 J. Trump Company, Inc. " 5.14o Art Dedrick " 91.20 Leo guch * 137.25 Otto Pearson * 12.00 National Tea Co., Poor 314.26 Rosholt Equipment Co., * 7.97 Ohleen Dairy * 5.95 Ziebarth Bros, " 29.00 Hervey Peterson Park 18.00 It was agreed that a joint meeting of the Council and Planning Commission members should be held, Tuesday Evening, August 20. with a view to completing the Zoning Ordinance. The Recorder was instructed to endeavor to have Mr. Barker and Mr. Olson or Cartwright present at our next regalar council meeting. Also the Robbinsdale engineer. A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Scott, that there being no further business, we adjourn subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried„ ST Re cord addent of the C uncil 1 1 r-4 227 August 27, 1946 Tho adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. M. August 27, 1946 by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. The mintes of the August 13, 1946 meeting were read and approved. Phillip W. Smith and J..C. Utton, Registered Engineers, were present and and gave considerable worth while information that will be helpful in the Grade level, Sewage and other projects. Mr. Cartwright was present with originals of the topography and contour maps and explained the -steps remaining before completion of the job, which he said would be within a very short period. Attorney Nelson headed a delegation from the vicinity of 34th. and Vera Cruz protesting against the cement block factory now under construction on the Chas. M. Griffin property. The discussion terminated in the following action: A motion by Liddiooat, seconded by Miller, that we acoept the ofrer of Mr. Chas. M. Griffin to give the Village a bond in the amount of $b,000.00 that the lease on his premises located at 34th. and Vera Crus, upon which a cement block factory is being erected, would not be renewed at the ex- piration thereof, August lb, l9bl, and at the expiration of the period provided for in siad lease, said cement block factory would be dismantled and removed from that property and that said property would be governed in all respects by the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Crystal, in orf eat at that time. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddiooat, that we approve the plat of Mr. Leon Kennard lying North East of the intersection or Highway #b2 and the Bass Lake Roadl subject to his completing all the roads to the satisfaction of the Council I "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddiooat, that we revoke the "On -Sale" Liquor License of Brice Kelvie and Bllamae Carpenter ror the period from July 1, 1946 to June 30, 1947. "Carried" A motions by Miller, seconded by Liddiooat, that we revoke the "Off -Sale" Liquor License of Brice Kelvie and Ellxmas Carpenter for the period rrom July 1, 1946 to June 30, 1947. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddiaoat, that we revoke the Tavern License of Brice Kelvie and Ellamae garpenter for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Liddiooat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Russell E. Carlson and John Be Magner for an "On -Sale" Liquor License for the period from September 1, 1946 to June 30, 1947. "Carried" A motion by Liddiooat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Russell E. Carlson and John E. Magner for an "Off -Sale" Liquor License for the period from September 1, 1946 to June 30, 1947. "Carried" A motion by Liddiooat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Russell E. Carlson and John B. Magner for a Tavern License for the period from September 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" 228 August 27, (Continued) A motion by Liddiooat, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Russell E. Carlson and John E. Magner for a Cigarette License for the period from September 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" Mr. Lazorak and Mr. James Smith were present to request approval for a permit to remodel a chicken 000p into a, dwelling. The Council agrred to look over the property before taking any action. The Council agreed that we should recommend that the property owners petition the Council to black top roads and bill the property owners for their pro - portio at share of the cost. It was decided that a meeting be arranged for September 4, at 8 P. M. for those people who were not present at the last landing field meeting to give them a chance to be heard# and that representatives of the Aeronautics Com- mission be invited to attend. Fred Schmidt was instructed ascertain the amount of work and cost required put in a.blook of road West of Ridgewood on 32nd. Ave. A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we authorize the Village Attorney to draw up a notice of the Zoning Ordinance to be published inthe' post September 5, announcing that residents of the Village living Horth of the Rockford Road will be heard at the Village Hall at 8 P. M. September lb, and those residing South of the Rockford Road will be heard on the 17th. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddiooat, that we appoint Mr. Russell Blake to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Justice of the Peao Harlan M. Mortensen, the unexpired term being from August 27, to Deoember 319 1946. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddiooat, that we pay the following, properly verified, Accounts: "Carried" Adolph H. Miller Gen'1 15.00 City of Robbinsdale Gen'l 140.00 Arthur H. Miller " .10.00 Northern States.Power " 1.90 Harvey E. Liddiooat " 15.00 " " " R & B 12b.bO B. E. Scott " 15.00 Fred•Sohmidt " 75.00 Geo. R. Cease " 40.00 Arling Wahl " .39.9b 0. J. Bronstad " .20.00 Art. Dedriok " 20.40 A. C. Martens " 60.00 Robbinsdale Oil Co., " 2.03 John W. Calder " 9.00 Rosholt Equipment Co., " 130.80 Gay Nevius " 18.50 A motion by Cease, seconded by Miller, that we give the Park Board permission to install 3 Appropriate Ceiling Lights with guards in the Village Hall. Same to be paid for out of the Village General Fund. "Carried" A motion by Liddiooat, seconded by Miller, that we accept the report of Justioi Harlan M. Mortensen, which is his final report. "Carried"' A motion by Cease, seconded by.Miller, that there being no Yurther business e adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" AT T ■ sident of the uncal. Recorder. September 10,1946 229 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. M. September 10, 1946 by president 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. Mr, Lawrence Lae headed a group from Woodland Hope who were present to learn the possibili- ties of getting sanitary sewage in their area. Mr-. A. C. Smith, Engineer from Wayzata, was present and gave an interesting outline of engineering requirements for the future developements Of the village. It was agreed the a joint meeting of the Council and the Planning Commission should be held September 26, 1946 for the purpose of obtaining a clearer understanding of the funct- ions of both bodies. It was agreed that the matter of grade levels should be brought up definite disposition at our next regular Village Council Meeting. A motion by Scott, seconded by Cease, that we approve Mr. Wallor's plan to construct a temporary building to be used to conduct his business until materials are available to complete his building in accrodance with the original plans now in the Building in- spectors files. "Carried" Attorney McCullagh was instructed to prepare petitions to be circulated for the black - topping of Karl Avenue, Vera Crus Ave. and Welcome Ave. along the bus route. The price to be 48¢ per lineal foot, each side for 1" of topping and 530 fat 1}a . In these cases were traffic made it necessary to use lJ" the Village would stand the 50 difference. The Village-will'stand the cost of the intersections and maintainance. I t was agreed that the Vil lags provide the Park Board wi th 50 fee t of anew fence to be used as guards *for the windows in the Village Hall during sports activities sad Fred Schmidt was instructed to deliver the same to the Village Hall. The Recorder was instructed to write to Mr. Hoffman of the State Highway Traffics ' Dept* requesting a survey of Village streets for the purpose of slowing down traffic at points presenting traffic hazards. The Recorder was instructed to write to the Great Northern Railway Co. with carbon copy to the Railway and Warehouse Commission requesting danger signal at the point where the Great Northern crosses Highway #10. A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddiceat. that we approve the application of the Automatic Piano Co. for a license to operate a pinball machine at the Crystal Coffee Shop for the period from September 10, 1946 to December 31, 1946.11Carried" In the discussiox of the foregoing application it was agreed by all members of the council that the Recorder write a letter to be enclosed with the license explaining that if the occasion should again arioe where a machine to operating in violation of our ordinance, the penalities provided for in the ordinance will be e=Acuted. The recorder was instructed to write to Miss Muir requesting that she 1 1 1 1tsts'xst am arrange a meeting for October 3rd. at the Robbins- daleCity Hall for the purpose of discussing the welfare policies and program for the coming Winter. It was agreed that the election pe rsonne ll should be selected at our next regular Council meeting for the coming November election. 230 September 10, 1946, (Continued) A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that we approve the following, properly verified accounts for payment: "Carried" George R. Krickle Genll 280.57 Rosholt Equipment Co., R & B 15,11 Enterprise Publishing Co., " 2.79 Osseo Blacksmith Co., " 5.08 M. W. Daniels " 25.00 Northfield Iron Co., " 21.12 Geo. R. Cease " 35.00 Union Scrap Iron & Metal Co., " 20.00 Fred Schmidt R A B 75.00 Art. Dedrick " 59.93 Robbinsdals Oil'Co., " 9.61 Bob's Texaco Service " 9.3 Arling Wahl " 38.25 R. J. Bennethun " 8.3 Paul Walythn " 21.00 J. Trump Co., " 4.85 Ziebarth Brea. " 53.39 Ohleen Dairy Poor 5.85 P. S. Granger Poor 35.75 A motion by Miller, seconded by Liddicoat, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" $T 7rbsident of the Council ��$ • September 24, 1946 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. M. Septem- ber 24, 1946 by President 0. J. Broustad. All members present. The minutes of the September 10, 1946 meeting were read and approved. The Recorder was instructed to request, of the County, a stop sign to be placed at the intersection of 46th. Ave. No* and the Old Jefferson Highway. Permission was granted to the Church of the Jehovah Witness' to use the Village Hall for meetings on the following Sundays: October 20, 27, November 3, and 10th. the rental to be 1.00 per meeting. A delegation headed by Mr. O'Brien we present and objected to the designation of all of the West side of Vera Crus between 34th. and 36th, as Commercial in the Zoning Ordinance. A delegation from West Corvallis was present and voiced their objection to designating that area as Industrial. lying West of the Old Jefferson Highway and on the North and South sides of the Soo Dine Tracks. A motion by Scott, secondee by Cease, that the Zoning Ordinance be amended to read that 1000 feet West from the Twin Lake Shore on the North Side of the Soo Line Tracks be desig- nated as residential. "Carried" A motion by Cease, seconded by Miller, that the Zon3,ag Ordinance be amended to read that the area lying West of Douglas Drive and of the Soo Line Tracks be designated as Residential. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Liddicoat, that we adopt the Zoning Ordinance as read, except for the foregoing two amendments. "Carried" 1 1 231 September 24, 1946, (Continved) A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we pay the following properly verified, Accounts: - - "Carried" Adolph H. Miller Gen' 1 15.00 Art. Dedrick R & B 75.49 Arthur H. Miller " 10.00 Joe Warfie ld " 13.90 Ge o. R. Cease " 40.90 Paul Wal yt>a " 18.00 Harvey Z. Liddicoat " 15.00 Landers Norbloom-Christenson " 10.26 0. J. Bronstad " 20.00 Northfield Iron Co., " so.64 B. B. Scott " 15.00 Northern States Power Co., " 12$.50 Archie A. Little " 60.00 National Tea Co., Poot 17.10 A. C. Martens " 60.90 Huff Brothers Co., " 56.7o Gay Nevius " 21.255 Chleen Dairy " 5.95 Fred Schmidt R & B 75.00 Crystal Grocery " 16.00 The Recorder was instructed to Certificates of Occupancy and copies of Building Code printed. The Recorder was instructed to learn if moneys from the poor fund could be invested in permanent improvements. A motion b$ Liddicoat, seconded by Miller that -the meeting be adjourned until Thursday evening. "Carried" September 26, 1946 The meeting adjourned frac September 24, 1946 was called to order at 8:30 P. M: by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members prevent. A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Miller, that we engage Smith and Utters, Engineers to establish grade levels on the following streets. "Carried" Woodland Homes, Crystal View Heights. Road running West from Douglas Drive along the South Line of the Village Warehouse property, Forrest Ave. South of 36th. Douglas Drive. Hart, Fairview and Grand Avenues, Welcome Ave. South of Old Jefferson Highway, Tera Crus Ave. between $52 and Old Jefferson Highways. Fred Schmidt was instructed,to fill holes in black top in Crystal View Heights addit- ion and pat gravel on Forrest Avenue between 35t1h. and 36th. Avenues. A motion by Liddicoat, seconded by Muller that there being no further business, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" A ST *ii"det of the Council Recorder 232 October S, 1946 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. M. October S, 1946 by President 0. J. Bronstad. Four members present. 2ha:.ti.nutes of the September 24, 1946 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Miller, seconded by Cease, that -we accept the resignation of Harvey E. Liddicoat as Councilman. "Carried" , A motion by Cease, seconded by Scott, that we appoint Leo Schmock to fill the unexpired term of Harvey E. Uddicoat as Councilman, from October S, 1946 to December 31, 19V. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that plat submitted by Mr. Howe, will be accepted at a future time subject to satisfactory grading and graveling of roads. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Cease, that we approve the application of the Automatic piano Co . for a license to operate a Pinball machine at the Key Club for the period from October 8, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we grant permission to the Minneapolis Gas Co. to extend service main South of 36th. on Orchard. with the explanation that when the grade level is established on Orchard the standard depth of mains may be effected. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that Xenia Ave. be extended up to Hoffinger's property. "Carried" It was agreed that the Council meet with Engineer Smith for the purpose of eiscussi ng the establishing of grade levels, Tuesday evening October 15- A motion by Scott, seconded by Cease, that our Tax Levy for the current year be as follows: "Carried" General Raid & Bridge Total 11,000.00 4.000.00 $ 159000.00 A motion by Miller, seconded by Schmock, that the following personnel be appointed to serve at the General Election, November 5, "Carried" North Mrs. Elsie Blonegan Mrs. Mildred T. Sprague Mrs. Eva Atter Mrs. Florence Malcolm Mrs. Ruby Ratfield Mr. Gay Aevius Ballot Judge Judge N Clerk N Constable South George Heidelberger Mrs. Margaret L. Ryan Mrs. Inez Bennett Mrs. Lucy Of Coftoy r Mrs. Lois Malmberg Mr. Frank Mahutga 1 1 U Lr3t3I October S, 1946, (Continued) A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we lay,-, , the following properly verified Accpunts: "Carried# Myrtle Hesse Gent 1 7.30 George R. Cease Gent 1- 35-00 George R. Rrickle of 104.61 Fred Schmidt R & B 75.00 Archie A. Little of 63.50 -Art Dedrick " 51.43 Ziebarth Bros. Co. " 27.60 - Glenn Schmidt " 10.20 R & B 4.00- Rosholt Bros. Equiptnent # 10.57 Byron McCullagh Gentl 61.02 - Sessing Hardware Co., Gent ], 4.02 1andere-Norblom-Christensen R & B $009 .41 J. Trump Co., " 2.50 'Northfield Iron Co., " A motion by Schmock, seconded by Miller, that there being no further business, we adjourn subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" at Pre aident rDf the Covnci 1. .tet-ew.--tom Recorder October 22, 1946 The adjourned regalar meeting if the Council was called to order at g:30 P. M. October 22nd. 19462 by president 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. A'motion 'by Sabnock, seconded by Miller, that lied Schmidt be instructed to use gravel from the Moser pit provided the gravel is satisfactory. "Carried" A Motion by Scott$ seconded by Miller$ that the grade level be established - en Forrest Ave. between 34th. and 36th. and that engineers Smith and Utten be instructed to con* plate the assignment. "Carried" It was agreed that streets in the Woodland Homes Plat be graded to 30 foot ^widths and fill in law spots in alleys between 35th. and 36th, and between Lee and Majo$. Mr. Bowe was informed he was to have grade levels established and roads brought up to grade in his proposed plat. A date was set for Tharsday, November 79 to most with the Planning Commission, The Recorder was instructed to contact Mr. John X. Peterson concerning the grade oa Orcbard as recommended by Mr. Smith. The Recorder wale instructed to write Mr. Barker explaining that, unless we hear from bin by November 7, that he bas the order for the large village map and the house num. Bering sufficiently well under way, be is to coholder the order cancelled. The Engineers were instructed to establish grade levels on Welcome Ave. from the Rob- binsdale line to the Old Jefferson Highway. A motion by Schmock, seconded by Miller that a culvert be installed across Xenia at 34th. and ditch along 34th. from Xenia to the hole "Carried" A motion by Miller seconAed. by Scott, that we accept the reports of Justice Tom Dorr. "Carried" V 234 October 22, 1946, (Continued) A motion by Miller, seconded by Schao9k, that we pay the following properly verified Accounts= "Carried" Adolph H. Miller Gen+1 15.00 ,Northern States Power Co., Gen'l 3.79 Leo Schmock " 15,00 R & B 126.50 B. E. Scott " 15.00 .Fred Schmidt N 75.00 Goo, R. Ceass " 40.00 Art. Dedrick - " 72.64 0. J. Bronstad " 20.00 Paul Walytka " 12.00 Arthur H. Miller " 10.00 Rosholt Equipment Co., " 8.15 A, C. Martens " 60,00'_J. V. Gleason " . 25.20 Miller -Davis Co., " .60 R. J. Bennetham " 12,,uw Byron McCullagh " 45.00 Bob's Texaco Station" 20.13 Gay Nevins * 19.50 Bob+e Texaco Station " 19.23 Anton L'siau M 30.06 Standard Oil Co., M 17.92 Sterling Electric Co., * 20.10 Rover& Lumber Co., M 1.90 Cartwright and Olson " 1,132.70 F. J. Lillehei Pogr 12.00 Harry N. Smith " 10.00 1 A motion by Schmock, seconded by Miller, that we appoint Harlan Mortensen to fill the unexpired term of Leo Sahmook on the Planning Commission. "Carried" A notion by Miller, seconded by Schmock, that there being no further besimess, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Chair. *Carrie&" T President -01 the Council Recorder November 12, 1946 The adjourned regular meeting of the Count i 1 was called to order at 8:30 P. U. November 12, 1946 by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present. The minutes of the OctoW 22, 1946 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we hire equugmment to bring Forest Ave. to grade between 34th. and 36th. Ave. "Carried" The Recorder was instructed to ask Engineers' Smith and Utton to present their bill. A motion by Miller, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Mr. Black - borough to erect a building at the intersection of the Bass Labe Road and Higtway #52 to house a farm machinery business. "Carrtad" George Krickle was instructed to file complaint against Mr. Krueger at 46th and Adair for violations of tie "Building Code" The following Election Personnel was selected to serve at the Annual Village Election December 3, 1946. November 12, 1946, (Continued) A motion by Scott, secondod by Schmock, that the Reverend Paul Group of the Redeemer Lutheran Church be permitted to use the ,Village Hall for their rpeetings. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Schonock, that Attorney McCullagh be instructed to check on the possibility of holding the Soo Litre and the Northfield Southern Railroads re- sponsible for drainage along their right-of-ways. "CaaTied" Scott was instructed to contact Mr. Bodem 235 A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we have Engineers recommend a drainage plan for the Twin Lake Shores area. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, secinded by Miller, that we instruct the Engineers draw a master map of the Village and set up ovr Village House numbering system, after a cancellation of ovr order for the same had been sent to Mr. Calvin Barler by registered mail. "Carried! The Janitor was instructed to have the lock cylinder in the Village Hall changed and. 18 keys made. The Recorder was instucted to request Mr.John X. Peterson to attend the next Village Council meeting. A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following properly verified, Accounts: "Carried" Archie A. Little Geo. R. Cease, Petty Cash Ines V. Bennett Margaret' Ryan Frank Mahutka Anna M. Os tivnd Helen A. Carlson Frank Bickner Ruby R,atfield Florence Malcolm Mildred T. Sprague Eva Atter Gay Revive Elsie E. Blonegan Geo. R. Cease Gent 1 FORTE Eino Maki, SOUTH Mrs. Ruby Batfield Ballot Judge George Heidelberger Mrs. Susie Sclmaefer Judge Mrs. Alice Morrison Mrs. Zenith Duevel " Mrs. DLthryn Griffin Mrs, Marian Lawrence Clerk Mrs, Edna Matthews Mrs. Mabel T oun " Mrs. Martha S tani s laws ki H. N. Pratt Constable Frank Mahutga A motion by Scott, secondod by Schmock, that the Reverend Paul Group of the Redeemer Lutheran Church be permitted to use the ,Village Hall for their rpeetings. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Schonock, that Attorney McCullagh be instructed to check on the possibility of holding the Soo Litre and the Northfield Southern Railroads re- sponsible for drainage along their right-of-ways. "CaaTied" Scott was instructed to contact Mr. Bodem 235 A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we have Engineers recommend a drainage plan for the Twin Lake Shores area. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, secinded by Miller, that we instruct the Engineers draw a master map of the Village and set up ovr Village House numbering system, after a cancellation of ovr order for the same had been sent to Mr. Calvin Barler by registered mail. "Carried! The Janitor was instructed to have the lock cylinder in the Village Hall changed and. 18 keys made. The Recorder was instucted to request Mr.John X. Peterson to attend the next Village Council meeting. A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following properly verified, Accounts: "Carried" Archie A. Little Geo. R. Cease, Petty Cash Ines V. Bennett Margaret' Ryan Frank Mahutka Anna M. Os tivnd Helen A. Carlson Frank Bickner Ruby R,atfield Florence Malcolm Mildred T. Sprague Eva Atter Gay Revive Elsie E. Blonegan Geo. R. Cease Gent 1 60.00 Eino Maki, R & B 15-.00 " 21 JI,' Otto Veit 15.00 " 10.00 Art Dedrickson " 105.02 " 10.00 Paul Nalytka " 12.00 " 10.00 Ziebarth Bros. " 11.07 " 10.00 Wm. H. Ziegler Co.,- " 11.60 " 10.00 Landers-Norbloam-Christenson " 29.87 " 10.00 Phillips Petroleum Co., " 3-49 " 13.88 Standard Oil Co., " 10.53 " 13.99 Robbinsdale Oil Co., " 2.10 " 13.99 Chas. A. Price " 31.22 " 13.9S Fred Schmidt " 76.00 " 13.99 Howard Lumber Co., " 33.3 7 " 13.98 Crystal Grocery Poor 16.00 " 35.00 Ohleen Dairy " 5.95 Regent Fus 1 Co., " 17.80 A motion by Miller, seconded by Schmock, that there being no further business, we adjourn subject to the Call of the Chair. "Carried" ST A R-0-4.114Record r PfVident of the Comm 236 November 26, 1946 A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we adopt an ordinance regulating the widths of streets. "carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we approve the Plat knows as "Biennard's Addition" subject to grading and graveling of rhads to usual V111sge specifications. "Carried" A delegation of Woodland Homes residents were present to register a protest to the application of Mr. Francis Brenn for sa "Off-Salel Liquor License. The delegation received the assurance of the Council that 08 tatter, would r6betve,_ citeful. Consideration and that all interested parties would be kept informed on the progress A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we order the Northern States Poser Cc; to install a street light at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Highway #52. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Cease, that Herb. Wall®r be given permission to widen .7 the Wilshire Boulevard approach to the Highway, subject to the approval of the Highway . Commi891on. *Carried* ' L Mr. Brae ge r appeared before the Council and gave his promise that he will build his haws according to the plan he submitted and Building Inspector Brickle will swperviso. 'Phe Council agreed, that the filing cabinet in the Tillage should be moved to the home of Building Inspector Brickle for use in connection with his office. The Recorder was instructed to write to Henry Uglem for an accounting of the proceeds of the sale of Pearson' s Lot. A motion, bjc Miller, seconded by Scott, .that we pay the following, properly verified Accounts: "Carried" 0. J. Broustad Gen' 1 20.00 Gay Nevins Sema 1. 28.00 Arthur E. Miller " 10.00 Harve y E . Pete roan " 22.05 Geo. R. Cease " 40.00 Fred Schmidt R & 8 '6.00 B. 3. Scott " 15.00 Art. Pedrick " 69. Leo Scbmock " 15.00 Hilton Jodell " 00 Adolph E. Miller " 15.00 Paul Aalytla " 9.00 `. C. Martens " 60.00 Landers-Norbloom-Christensea " 25.34 Byron W. McCullagh " 23.25 H. V._ Johnson Calvert Co., " 5256 Northern States Poser Co., " 1.0® Phillips Petroleum Co., " 67 8_ & 8 127.1,3 Harlan M. Mortensen " 24.00 The Recorder was instructed to ask Snginser Smith to write his recommendations for Crystal Heights view. A' motion by Miller, seconded by Schmcck, that there being ao further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" TT President of the Council z Q .LAAA Recorder 237 1801MBU 10; 19+6 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 5:30 P. M. December 10, 19+6 by president 0. J. Bronstad. All members present The minutes of the November 26, 19+6 meeting were read and approved. Scott agreed to contact Mr. Feeney in the Traffic Department of the Sheriff's Office to learn the proceedure in establishing a school patrol in the area of the Lincoln School, Mr. Miller suggested that we contact the Board of County Commissioners with the request that the Old Jefferson Highway North of the Bass Lake Road we widened to permit the children to walk on the shoulder and that Brooklyn and New Hope be asked to co-operate. Because our next regular meeting falls on Christmas Eve it was decided to postpone the meeting until December 27, A delegation from Woodland Homes was present inprotest against issuing an "Off-SaleN ligaor license to Francis Krenn. They were assured that no action would be taken by the Council until the application had received full consider- ation# and both sides would ample time to circulate petitions. Mr.. Berglund, attorney for John X. Peterson was present with a request for building permits for additional dwellings started on Orchard Ave. in the Crystal Heights View Addition. The Recorder was instructed to bring the approval of Attorney West, referred to in the Minutes of the meeting during which the Plat was approved. Mr'. H. I. Benon was present and voiced his protest against charge made by th'e LaRowe Company for work done on his property north of 34th. bet- ween Kyle and Lee. The Recorder agreed to write to the LaRowe Company with a view to getting them to adjust the bill. The Recorder was'instructed to write to Mr. Everett Krueger at 46th. and Adair explainigg that unless he proceeded immediately to erect dwellings that would comply with our Building Code, the penalties provided in the Code would be executed. A motion by Scott, seconded by Sohmook, that we adopt"An Ordinance amend- ing an Ordinance Entitled "An Ordinance Relating to the Sale of Non-Intoxi- eating Malt Liquors" Increasing the Tavern License fee from $200.00 to $400.00 per year and changing the expiration date from December 31, to June 30th. of each year. A vote being called for, resulted in the fol- lowing: Yeas - - Scott, Cease, Sehmoek, Bronstad, Naes - - None Miller not voting. And so the motion was carried. A motion by Schmock, seconded by Cease, thatvuwe adopt an Ordinance Amend- ing an Ordinanoe Entitled "An Ordinance to License and Regulate Mechanical Amusement Devices in the Village of Crystal, Minn. Increasing the fee for eaoh"machine from $35.00 to $60.00 and changing the expiration date from December 31, to June 30, of each year. a Vote being called for resulted in the following: Yeas - - Scott, Cease, Schmook and Bronstad. Naes - - None. Miller not voting. And So the motion was carried. An article appearing in the Nov. 20, 1946, issue of the Minneapolis Star Journal, a copy of which is now in the Recorder's files, gives the infor- mation that a contract had been signed between the Bear Cat Post of the American Legion and Don Voge of the Village of Crystal. to operate an Amusement park which would include a "thrill speedway. We enter these re- 238 December 10, 1946, (Continued) marks in thi minutes of this meeting for the purpose of certifing that both Don Voge and the Bear Cat Post of the'Amerioan Legion would be act- ing in violation of the Zoning Ordinance if they attempted to carry out their plans and that they have been so notified. It was decided to withhold any action on the appropriation for the Park Board for their 1947 requirements until the Council had had an opportunity to meet with and discuss this matter with the Park Board. A motion by Scott, seconded by Sohmoek, that we pay the following properly Verified Accounts "Carried" George R. Kriokle Gen'l 69.04 Sessing Hardware Gen'l 1.04 Archie A. Little " 63.00 I R & B .52 Byron W. McCullagh " 27.bO Security State Bank Gen'l 3.00 Gay Nevius " 13.00' Geo. R. Ceass It 3b.00 Marian E. Lawrence " 9.25 Assoc. Eng'rs & Surv'rs " 250.00 Ruby Ratf field " 9.25 Fred Schmidt R & B 70.00 Henry Pratt' " 9.25 Art. Dedriek " 34.00 Mabel K. Tonn " 9.25 Rosholt Equipment Co., " 9.46 Susie Schaefer " 9.25 J. V. Gleason " 14.63 Zenith A. Duevel " 9.25 Landers-Norbloom Christ'n 20.b5 Kathryn Griffin " 5.25 Laverne Kevitt R & B 7b.7b Edna E. Matthews " 5.25 Ohleen Dairy Co., Poor 0.5b George Heidelberger " 5.25 Lampert Yards, Inc. " 62.40 Martla Stanislowski " b.2b E. J. Lillehei, M. D. " 6.00 Frank Mahutga " 5.25 University Hospital " 3'042 Alice A. Morrison " 5.25 Park Ave. _fest Home " 70.39 En':erprise Publishing Co." 100.00 Olsen Ambulance, Inc. " 10.00 Miller -Davis Co., " 1.90 Marian Muir " 4.00 Harry W. Smith Co., " 9.00 At this point the Village Council, acting as the Canvass Board,of the Village Election, held December 3, 1946, convened to verify the results of the election which were as follows: North South Total Trustee ' Adolph Miller 144 au 224 Harlan Y.. Mortensen 212 123 335 Recorder Teo. R. Cease 193- 120 313 Harvey E. Pet-ereen -167 - 56 253 Assessor Harry L. MoVeigh 295 172 467 Constable A. C. "Chris" Martens 259 169 455 Justice Russell V. Blake 13 3 .16 A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmook, that the above records be accepted as the Official Results ofmthe Election.- - "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that there being no further business we journ, subject to the call- of the Chair. "Carried" LST n resident of the Council Recorddr 1 1 239 December 27, 1946 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7:30 P. M. December 27, 1946 by President 0. J. Bronstad. All members present The minutes of the December 10, 1946 meeting were read and approve d. A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the applic6tion of George Ellis and John Ellis for a Tavern License for the period from January 1, 194 to June 30, 1947. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Stanley Wojciak and John Hreha for a Tavern License for the period from January 1, 1947 -to June 30, 1947- "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Elmer Hartwig for a Tavern License, for the period from January 1, 1947 to June 30, 1947, $CarriedN A motion by Schmock, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of lta. J. Brisky, -for a -Tavern License, for the period from January 19 1947 to June 30, 1947, "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Prank Line- han for a Tavern License for the period from January 1, 1947 to June 309 1947 subject to the findings of the Village Attorney that the`*On-Sale" Li gaor Ordinance requires the Tavern License. I"Carried" A notion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of R. C. Carlson and John Magner for a Tevern License, for the period from January 1; 1947 to June 30, 19471 "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Miller that we approve the application of Elinor Hartwig for a cigarette License for the period from January 19 1947 to December 31, 1947. N Carried' A motion by Miller, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of R. C. Carlson and John Magner for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31; 1947. "Carried* A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of George Ellis and John Ellis for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947. N Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Va. J. Brisky for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947. *CarriedN A motion by Miller, seconded by Sehmodk, that we approve the application of R. J. Bennethum for a Cigarette License, for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947. - "Car ried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Prancis Srena,for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 319 1947. NCarried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Rollin Jack -- sox for a Cigarette License for the period from -January 1, 1947 to December 319 1947. f .�' *Carried' A motion. by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of E. R. Durand, for a Cigarette Licene for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947. $Carried" 240 December 27; 1946, (Centiauod) A notion by Schmock,•secouded by Scott, that we approve the application of Frank Line ban for a Cigarette License, for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947 „Carried» A motion by Miller, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of R. C. Carlson and John Magner for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 319 1947. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we approve the appliation of B. R. Durand for a 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License for the period'from January 11, 1947 to December 31, 1947 "Carried" - A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Francie Frena - for a 3.2 "Off -.Sale" Beer License for the period from January 1, 1947`to December 31, 1947- r "Carried" A notion -by Schmock, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of R. J..Benne_ thum for a 3;2 140ff-Sale" Beer License for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947. "Carriod" A notion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of R. J. Benno - thus for a Soft Drink License for the period from Janary 1, 19447 to December 319 1947 MCarriedN A motion'by*Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of Francis Rrean fvr a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947. "Carried" A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the applic►t ion of 1. R. Durand for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947 s: "Carried" k motion by Scott, seconded by Miller, that we approve the application of Rollix Jackson for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947. "Carriid" A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of the Automatic Piano Co for a License to operate 10 Pinball Machines for the periof from January 19 1947 to June 30, 1947. "Carried" A motion by Schmock, seconded by Scott, that we approve the application of the Franklin Co-operative'Creamery Co a Milk `Buck License for the period from January 1,.1947 to December 31, 1947, "Carriod" A motion by Schmock, that we approve the application of Francis Brenn for an MOff..Sale" Liqmor Lucens• for the -period from Jauary 1, 1947 to June 30, 1947. There being no second the motion was lost. The Recorder was instructed to contact the owners of the M & M Concrete Block factory to learn whether or not the'will continue to operate theirlant. A limited permit had had been granted by the council to operate until Nov. 1, 194+6. 1 -motion, by Miller, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the application of Thomas Clarno for a Tani -cab License for the period from January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947, subject to his moving his operations to Tessem's Warehouse as soon as possible and subject to the Village Attorney's approval of Clarnote Insurance policies. "Carried" sly 19YLP 41 December -27, 0�7 �� A motion bjr Semock, seconded by Cease, that we accept the Blanket Coverage policy of Harlan Mortensen, 10/20 Liability and 1,000.00 property Damage, subject to the Legality of Harlan Mortensen's writing this policy since he takes office January 1, 1947 as Councilman. and subject to favorable opinion from the Attorney GeneralTs Office. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Scott, that we pay the following properly verified Accounts: "Carried" Arthur H. Miller Gen'l 10,00 R. J. Bennethum R & B 16.35 o. J. Bronstad a 20.00 Standard Oil Co., a 8.97 Geo. R; Ceass If 10.00 Bob's Texaco Station a 8.35 Leo Schmock If 15.00 L Poor 11,, 65 Q B. B. Scott 15.00 Lyle Signs Co.. R & B 13.6g Adolph Miller N 15.00 W. C. Malmberg " 7.00 A. C. Martens If 60.00 Laverne Kevitt " 126.00 Northern States Power Co.. If 5.89 A. R. Smith Poor 15.00 R & B 130.55 Crystal Grocery " 19.00 John Jordon Genal 5.00 Ruff Brothers " 56.70 City of Robbinsdale " , 210.00 Purity Dairy a 6.70 Fred Schmidt a 75.00 City of Robbinsdale " 15.60 .Art Dedrick " 51.95 Thomas P. Clarno " 28.50 Rosholt Dquipment Co., n 27.76 A motion.by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we transfer $5,000.00 from the General Fund to the Road and Bridge Fund to covering the existing deficit. "Carried" A motion by Miller, seconded by Schmock, that there being no further business, we . i adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. 110arried" T /President of the Council Recorder _ January 14, 1947 e,adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 7: P. I. January 14', 1947 by President 0. J. Bronstad. Ail bers.present. The 1Sinute the December 27, 1946 meeting a read and approved. A motion by Llorten seconded by S ck, that we approve the re- appointment of E. ENI ley to -t Planning Commission. His term to begin January 1, 1947 and December 31, lV00. "Carried" A motion by Scott, sero ed by tensen, that we approve the reappoint- ment 'of tum. S. Renn to the Planni Commission. his term to begin January, 1, 1947 expire December 31, 950. "Carried" A motion Schmock, seconded Cease, that werove the reappoint- :Dlment o lbert Johnson to the Planning Commissi3it begin Jan y 1, 1947 and expire December 31, 1950. "Carried" 1�''A motion by Scott, seconded by Schmock, that we approve the re -appoint- ment of Leon Kennard to the Planning Commission, his term to begin-