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1945 City Council MinutesDacembsr 26, 1944 (Continued) A motion by Brous onded by Schmidt, that there being no fur, as "Carried" adjourn, sub je c t to the ca the Chair . President o e Council. January 9. 1945 The adjourned regalar see ting of the Council was called to prder at. 9:00 P. M. January 9, 1§4u by Presideat C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the December 269 1944 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that ere approve the followia'g, properly verified, accounts: _ Archie A. Zittle Beall 60.00 Rebarth Brothers BSB 30 -.30 Fred Sebmidt RM 50.75 Brae st Raise Leo Such " 12.5d Sassing Mwdware CO., " 2•(0 Douglas Kraus " 13.T5 Aatibnal Tea Co., Poor 12.75 Glenn Sebmidt " 22.50 Joe's Food Marks " 22,00 Paul Walytka s 750 Regent Fuel Oil Co., " g•W A motion by Scbmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the "applicstioh of the States Flying Field for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 9, 1945 to. December F --j. 31, 1945. "Carried" U A motion by Bronstad, 'secoaded by Sebmidt, that we approve the applicAtioa of Chlsen, Dairy for a License to , ope rate two (2 ) Milk Trucks. for the period from January 9. 1945 to December 319 1945- "Carroed." A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the applications of $Orris Creameries, Inc. for a License to operate one (1) Milk Truck for the period from Jan- vary arvary 9. 19+5 to December 31, 1945- "Carried» A motion. by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Bwald Brothers Dairy for a license to operate one (1) Milk Truck for the period from'Jal- nary 9, 1945 to December 31, 1945. "Carrieds A motion by Broastad, seconded by Dahl, that -we approve the application of Franklin Co-operative Creamery Assin for a license to operate two (2) milk trucks for the period from January 9, 194*j to becember 31, 1945. "dried" A motion -by Bronstad, seconded by Sebmidt, that the following Amendment be added to Ordnance #29: "Strike out all of Section #4 and insert in lieu there -of the following: The annual fee for a license to operate and or ma ntaia "an Automobile Trailer Csmp shall act exceed $100.00 for every Automobile Trailer tamp of ,not to e:cesd forty. . (40) Trailers. The Council shall by resolution, °fi= the fee at the first Regular maet- f:►g of each year. The motion of last meeting covering this amen"at sball be resela0d aid this motion shall take its place. "CarriedM A motion by Bronsted, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the MV11CRtion of Mrs. Suede Schaefer for license to operate az Automobile Trailer ONO for the Perini from January 9. 1945 to December 31, 1945- "Csyrrieds `- 1 1 1 177 January 9, 1945 (Continued) A notion by Bronstad, seconded by Scheidt, that we appoint ?red Scheidt coatinve as Road Foreman for th year 1945. "Carried* A motion by Schmidt,, seconded by Dahl that we re-appoiat Archie Little as Health Officer for the year 1945- "Carried$ A motion by Broustad, that we appoint Dr..Charles A. Strunk, Pillage Doctor fot the year 1945 aid that the Recorder be insikructed to advise the Doctor of this appointment. rmeds A motion by Broastad, escoaddd by Schmidt, that thi - salary of Pred Schmidt be $125.00 per month for the months of January, February and March, 1945. "Carried* A motion bySchmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we re -appoint A. C. Martens as License leer Spector for the year 1945. *Carried* A motion by Ceass, seconded by Schmidt, that we re-appdint Gay Neviva as Janitor for the year 1945. "Carried* A motion by Cease, seconded by Scbmidt, that we re -appoint Geo. 8rickle as Building Inspector for the year 1945. "Carried* The following Committees were appointed by the Chairs Road and Bridles Bronstad, Chaises, Scbmidt, Dahl. Polios, Public Safetys Schults, Schmidt, Dahl. We lfare s Schml ts, Schmidt, Osass . Finances The entire Council. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Broustad, that the Security Stats Basi of Robbinsdals and the Farmers & Mechanics B ani of Minneapolis be designated as _Official Depositories for the Village funds for'the year 1945. *Carried* A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that the salaries of the Council Members, the Treasurer and the Constables regain the sass for the year 1945. sCarrieDs A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that the fee for Automobile Trailer Camps be $50 -OD and the flee for individual Trailers be $1.00 for each 150 day period fer the year 1945- sCarrieds A motion by Broastad, seconded by Schmidt, that the Recorder be instructed to request of the Office of Public Biaminer of the Stats of Minnesota, an audit of the itnancial Affairs of our village for the years ended December 31. 1943 and 1944. *Carrleds A motion by Broustad, seconded by dcbmidt that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to tine call of the Chair. sCarrieds President of the Coma 1. 18 January 23. 1945 'fie adjourned regular meeting of the Come tl was called to order at 9:00 P. M. January 23, 1945, by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the January 91, 1945 meeting were re" and approved, a xcept for this f ol— lowing corrections: Motion concerning ?red Scheidt, insert the words Road Boreman. Milk Track Idcosssos should be dated to bogL-a Jaivary 1, 1945. 1 motion by Dahl, seconded by Scholdt, that we pay the follssing properly, verified accounts e0exriedo 0. J. Broasted Genl 1 15.00 Gay Newivs Gen' 1 8.00 Herman L. SchmiAt s 15.00 Fred Scheidt PM 62.50 Odia C . Dahl s 15.00 Glenn Schmidt s 12.75 C. D. Schultz, s 20.00 Leo Ruck s 5.00 Geo. R. Coass s 110.00 H. N'. menus s 6.5© Al. I. Larson s 10.00 Standard Oil Co., s 4.73 A. C. Martens s 60.00 Northern States Power Co:, " 120.50 H. J. Nest, Attorney s 25.00 City of Robbissdals Poor 217.07 Security State Bank of -Robbinsdalee 17.12 Leagvr of Rural Henn. Municipalities 5.00 A motion by Broastad, seconded by Seboidt, that we approve the application of the Clover Loaf Creaeeory Co., for a Licesss to operate a Milt Trust for the period from Jauvary 1, 1945 to Doesozber 31, 1945- sCarrieds A notion by Cases, seconded by Dahl that we appoint J. 1. Boase tt to serve as Seed Inspector for the year 1945. "Carried: 1 motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we appoint H. J. Hest as Village Attorney for the year 1945. sCarrieds A motion by Dahl, seconded by Scheidt, that there being so further busisess, we adjourn subject to the call of the Chair. s0arrieds Y Vi Recorder. Pre si t of the council. 1 1 L_J 179 February 13, 1945 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. February 13, 1945 by President C. D. Schults. All members present. The minutes of the Joavary 23, 1945 meeting were Tedd and a,oproved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Broastad, that wo pay the following, properly verified accounts: s Married" Goo. R. Brickle Gens 1 14.50 Ziebarth Brothers PM 52.00 Archie A. Little 0 60.00 Standard Oil Co., " 3.79 Miller -Davis Co . , " 2.64 Robb iasdale Oil Co., " 67.11 Enterprise, Publishing Co., N 4.05 Regent Fuel Co., Poor 8.80 Prod Schmidt PAB 62.50 Lampert Yards, Inc. " 28.68 Venter Ryan of 9.00 National Tea Co., " 12.75 Glenn Schmidt " 9.00 The Recorder was instructed to investigate the report that firs. Ude was operating a Rest Homs at her Residence. An inquiry had been received from the Minneapolis Welfare, Department by Miss. Muireenceraing a client who wished to enter this home. The Recorder was instructed to write to the Railway and Warehouse Commission, requesting a more effective safety signal for the Great Northern Crossing at this Bungalow. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl. that we approve the application of Papl Turgeos for Cance 1 lat i o n of the Claude and Paul 'Purge os "On Salo" Liquor License, oeassi one d by the proposed sale of the Bungalow Property to Elmer Hartwig. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application, of Elmer Hartwig for an "On Sale" Liquor License at the Bungalow Tavern for the period from February 14, 1945 to June 30, 1945. "Carried" A vote being asked for by Ceases, resulted in the following: Yeas, - Dohl, Schmidt and Schultz. Naos - Broastad and Nam, And so the Motion was carried. A considerable discussion proceeded the above motion concerning the advisability of granting as' "On Sale" Liquor License to a non-resident while we have the following applications on file from established residents: Vera B. Nolson Dated September 21, 1938 Joseph M. Elsea September 22, 1938 Jahn Ellis December 21, 1938 A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Brometad, that we approve the application of Paul Turgoon for Cancellation of the Claude and Paul Turgeon 00ff-Sale" Liquor License, occassiosed by the proposed sale of the Bungalow Property to Elmer Hartwig. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we Opprove the application of Elmer Hartwig for as "Off -Sale" Liquor License at the Bungalow Tavern for the period from February 14. 1945 to June 30. 1945. "Carried" A motion by Broastad, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application of Bluer Hart- wig for a transfer of the Claude and Paul Turgeon Cigarette License for the period from February 14, 1945 to December 31, 1945 "Carried" A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that we adopt the following Amendment to Ordim rice # T. "Be it resolved, that Section Ten (10) of said Ordiaaasee be strlcb* therefrom. "Be it further resolved, that said Ordinance as amended shall tales effect and be Is. full force from and after its passage and pnblioatioa. "Carried" 180 February 13, 1945 (continued) A motion by Coss*, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the Bond of Harvey E. Liddieeat Justice of the Peace. MCarriedM ,TbsoIWosrder was instructed to write to the Northern, States Parer Co. requesting in- stallation, of street lights at the corners of 46th. and Douglas Drive, 35th. and Perry, and 35th. and quail. A motion by Dahl, seconded by Sebmidt. that there being so further business, we adjourn until Thursday evening, February 15, 1945 at 6:00 0' Clock. "Carrieds A ST Pre side nt of the Counci 1. Ascorder February 15, 1945 The meeting adjourned from February 13, 1945, was called to order at 6t3o P. M. February 15, 1945 by Pressidant C. D. Schulte The following members were present: Dehl, Schmidt, Schultz and Cases. A motion by Dohl, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of llmer Hart- wig for transfer of the Cj&uds and Paul Turgeoz "Tavern LieeaBe at the Bvngslow, for the period from February 15, 1945 to December 31, 1945. aCarrieds A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that there being no further business. we adjourn, subject is the call of the Chair. "Carriedf TEST . Qx--,do Iv Recorder " /- �) 6:: � President of the Council 1 1 181 February 27, 1945 'ihe ad janr,ad regular meting of the Council was called to order at 9s 00 P. M, February 27, 1945 by President C. D. Schultz, All members present. 'the minutes of the February 13, and February 15, meetings were read and approved. A motion by Brinsted, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the following, properly verified accountst "Carried• , Al. 1. Iarsoa Gull 1 15.00 Northern States Power Co., Gens 1 5.43 Geo. R. Cease • 40.00 Gay Nevivs • 10.00 C. D. Schultz • 20.00 Fred Scbmidt in b2.5D 0. J . 'Bronsted • 15.00 Glenn Scbmidt • 20.25 Herman L. Schmidt • 15.00 Vaster Ryas • 8.25 Odin 0. Dahl • 15.00 H. J. lest, Attorney • 25.00 A . C . Martens • 60.00 Isla view Sanitary Dai ry Poor 3.90 Hiller -Davis Co., • 2.15 A motion by Scbmidt, seconded by Bronsted, that we approve the applications of Us Fol - Ing for permits to pari trailers at the Trailer Camp of airs. Susie Schaefer for the 150 day period beginning March 1, 1945: •Carried• Herbert C. Eleyla, Alice Snyder Mr. & Mrs. J . B . Jaiooby Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Banoas Mr. & Mrs. William Winter Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Hills Mr. & Mrs. Harvey 4. Gerbo, Mr. & Mrs. Dallas Prince, Mr. & /rs. John Hutchings A report of activities of the Islew Improvement Iwgislatioa Committee was read by Mr. Herb. Walker, stating a meeting of the 4abblandals, and Village of Crystal Councils wduld most In the very neer future for a roM teblre discussion of the proposed bill. r� The proposed Wagner's Garden ?tact, Plat #2, was presented and after dua ' consi&ssratioa, the following action, was talons A motion by Broustsd, secoaded by Cease, that the Wagner*s Garden Tract, Plat #2, be referred to the Planning Comission for their roccmmoadatious and approval. •Carried• A motion by Cease, seconded by Schmidt, that the following appointments dad re-appolat- ments be mads to the Planning Commissioa: •Carried• Bdw. M. Peterson,, to fill the unexpired teres of Leonard Dubay. Geo. R. Rrickle, re appiated for a four year term, beginning January 1, 1945. - Im s ter F. Danko3mr, xs-appot ate d for a four year to an, beginning Jandary 1, 1945. Leo. F. Schmoc.14 to swgood User B. Lsitsks, A motion, by Broasted, seconded by DOI, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to thr call of the Chair. •Carrie NPresident of the Council. Be corEll: r 182 March 13, 1945 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. March 13, 1945 by President C. D. Schultz,, All members Present. The minutes of the February 27, 1945 meeting were read and approve d. A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: Norman L. Scbmidt " 15.00 Glen Schmidt " "tarried* Odin C. Dahl Archie A. Little Gen' 1 60.00 Robbinsdals Oil Co., BE 2.91 Enterprise Publishing Co., N 1.50 _ N N N Poor 20.51 Fred Schmidt &4B 62.50 National Tea Co., " 12.75 8 tandard of 1 Co . Gay Nevius . b8 Joe' s Food Marti t " 22.00 Chas. A. Proce Service Station " 25 .04 Brskine's Grocery N 28.88 H. J. *est, Attorney -25.00 N dr thl and Milk & Ice Cream " 8.01 A delegation of property owners from the Bass lake load and Old Jefferson Highway -District were present for the purpose of working out a solution to their water drainage problem. After discussing the various angles at length it was agreed that the Village Council should request of the County - Commi ssi one rs that they install culverts on the North gad. South sides of the Bass Labs Road underneath the Old Jefferson Highwajr and to clean out and loner the ditches on the North and South sides of the Bass Lab Road from the Old Jefferson Highway ,to Highway #52. A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carrie ds A I ST -64 4alek-A I D - QUO President oft ofincil. Recorder. March 27, 1945 The Adjourned regular sleeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. March 27, 1945 by President C. D. Schukts, All members present. The minutes of the March 13, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "CarriedN 0. J. Brons tad Gen' 1 15.00 Fred Schmidt R & B 62..50 Norman L. Scbmidt " 15.00 Glen Schmidt " 32.90 Odin C. Dahl " 15.00 Paul Walyrtka N 10.00 Geo. R. Ceass " 40.00 Otto Rask " 10.00 C. D. Schultz " 20.00 Vester By" " 22.00 Al. E. Larsen * 10.00 2iebarth Bros. " 3.b5 A. C. Marteas " 60.00 Fredrickson Manufacturing Co." 2.50 Gay Nevius " 10.00 Otto Pearson s 3.00 Northern. States Power Co., N 6.13 National Tea Co., Poor." 12.75 R & B 117.55 Regent Fuel Oil Co., N _ 8.80 H. J. *est, Attorney -25.00 a . Mr. Silas Sprague, acting as spokesman for a delegation of Taxpayers from the area ad^ jaceat to Corvallis, Rest of Douglas Drive, outlined the drainage situation spin, as It ozists in their neighborhood, He believes a larger culvert under Douglas Drive at the Soo Crossing would relieve the pressure. The Council promised to include this area in the proposed County Commissioners Survey, planned for the very near future. March 2T, 1945 (Continued) Mr. O'Brien, acting as spokesman for a Delegation of taxpayers from the area adjacent to 34th and Xenia, presented the drainage problem existing in this area. After considerable discussion it was agreed that the installation of culverts thru 34th on the Nest side of Xenia, thru Xenia on the Worth side of 34th. and thru 34th on the North side of Vera Crus would be the solution to their problem. This the Council agreed to do. Mr. Harlan T. Mortensen, appeared before the Council with the request that the area ad- jacent to 44th and Douglas Drive be included in the County Commissioners Survey, also. This the Council agreed to do. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that, beginning April 1, 1945 and continuing thru December 31, 1945, the salary of Fred Schmidt, Road Foreman, will be $150.00 per Ito; "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the -Chair, "Carried" T'i�BT President of the Count 1. Recorder. April 10, 1945 ,The adjourned regular meeting of the Coromcil _was called to order at 8:30 P. M. April 10, 1945 by President C. D. Schultz. All members prevent. The minutes of the March 2T, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Dahl, secobded by Bronstad, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried$ Archie A. Little Gear 1 60.00 Douglas Kraus B & B 15.00 Howard Lumber Co., " 14.84 Ziebarth Bros. $ 1.10 " $ N 8 & B 2.49 Northfield Iron Co., " 30.00 Glenn Schmidt " 2T.50 Kennard Service Station " 24.41 Fred Schad dt$ T5.00 Joe ' s Food Marion t Poor 11.00 Paul Nalytka " 2 .38 Flynn$ Mart* t " 21.36 Otis Rask " 15.00 Lampert Yards, Inc. " 14.34 Bernard Fi tso r " 12.50 Mr. L. 0. Wendel appeared before the Council, emphasizing the necessity for action in the solution of the drainage problem in the area of the Soo Line tracks west of Douglas Drive. He was given positive assurance that the recommendations of the proposed Com- missioners survey would be carried out as soon as possible. Mr. Herb. Walker again brought up the matter of licensing dogs. He was assured that it is the intention of the Council to work on such an Ordinance as soon as conditions will again permit the pounding of dogs. Discussion was again inyroduced in the matter of dumping oa 36th. Ave. Bast of the Belt Ida*. Constable Little suggested that, as long as no attention was paid to the "No Dump- ing" signs used in the past that, we might try using the following "By order of the Health Department. Also, it was suggested that we might investigate the angle .of com- pelling the owner to clean vp the property. April 10, (Continued) A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we accept the Justice of Peace report for the period -from January 1, 1945 to March 31, 1945. 1 "Carrieds A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that there being as further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" President of the Covilkil. April 24, 1945 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. Y. April 24, 1945 by President 0. D. Schultz. All members Present. The minutes of the April 10, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Cease, that we pay the folloeiag properly Verified Accounts: "CarrUd" 0. J. Bronsted Gens 1 15.00 City of =ebbinsdsle 0e211 354,00 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.10 Aorthern States Power Co., N 141111. 1 Geo. R. Cease " 40,04 N N N N it b 33' 2265 C. D. Schultz " 20.00 Frod Schmidt " 75 •A4 Odin C. Dahl " 15,00 Glenn Schmidt " 21.00 Al. E . Larsen " 10.00 Paul -Walytka " 15.00 A. C. Martens " 64,00 H. J. West, Attorney Gens 1 25,10 Gay Nevins " 10.00 The Recorder was ins tructed to obtain;- information in connection witbs proposed grade survey. Engineers Cartwright and Graber were suggested as possible sources of infors}- ation. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we purchase $9,000.00 worth of 7/8% Treasury Certificates, due June 1, 1.946 "Carriods A motion by Breastad, seconded by Schmidt, that we have Tepley and Hu&os overhaul the Trac ter motor, - "Carried" At this point the report of the County Commissioners Survey was read by the Recorder. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Dahl, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ST President of the Co ail. Recorder. 1 May S. 194 The Adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. M., stay S, 1945 by President C. D. Schulte. All members present. 5.50 0. J. Bronstad A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that wo pay the following, properly verified accounts: Herman L. Schmidt "Carried" " " " Archie A. Little Gens 1 60.00 Paul Walytka . R & B 12.50 Miller -Davis Ce., " 2.13 Glenn Schmidt " 17.25 W. C. Malmberg " 7.55 Ziebarth Brothers " 2.50 Fred Schmidt R A B 75.00 . National Toa_ Co., Poor 12.75 A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the bond, for the year 1945, of the Recorder, Goo. R. Cease, subject to the approval of the Viilago Attorsoy. Gay Nevi us " 6.00 H. J. West, Attorney "Carried" 25.00 A Delegation of Taznayers from Woodland Homes was present to discuss possibilities of draining pools la the area of 35th. aid Iwe . It was finally decided that if owners of abutting propertv were agreeable, the Council would instruct Fred Schmidt to install culverts on the 5T ids of Leo to 36th. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that there being io further business, we -adjourn, snb jest to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ST o Pre si do n t of the Council. Recorder tray 22, 1945 ' The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:15, May 22, 1945, by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Breastad, that we pay the- following, properly verified acct/ nts: "Carried" Odin 0. Dahl Gen' 1 15.00 Harlan M. Mortensen Goal 1 5.50 0. J. Bronstad " 15.00 Northern States Power -Co., " 1.51 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 " " " R & B 116.55 Al. E. Larsen " 10.00 Fred Schmidt " 75.00 C .• D . Schultz " 20.00 Glenn Schmidt " 10.19 Gee. R. Cease " 40.00 Paul Walytka " 10.00 A., 0. Martens IN 60.00 Fredriehon Manufacturing Co., " 2.50 Gay Nevi us " 6.00 H. J. West, Attorney " 25.00 Ancker Hospital Poor 13-00 A motion by Breastad, seconded by Scbmidt, that we approve the application of Frank: L. Linehan fora renewal of his "Off -Sale -10 Liquor License, for the period commencing July 1, 1945 and ending Juan 30, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application of Brice Belvie and Rllamao Carpenter for a renewal of their "Off -Salo" Liquor License. far the period commencing July 1, 1945 and ending June 30, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Blmer Hartwig for a renewal of his "Off -Sale" Liquor License, for the period commencing July 1, 1945 and eadin` June 30, 1946. "Carriod" May 22, 1945 (Continued) A motion by Broustad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Mrs. Rego Elson for a renewal of her "OfftSale" Idquor License, for the. period commencing July 1, 1945 and ending June 30, 1946. "Carrie d" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we appVevo the application of George Ellis and John Ellis for a renewal of their "Off -Sale" Liquor License, for the period commencing July 19 1945 and ending Juno ata, 1946. "Carried" Mr. Bronstad reported he had discpssed, with County Commissioner Ainsworth, the drainage problem in the Bass Latae area. He `said, Mr. Ainsworth promised a meeting, in the very near future, either on the Bass Lake Road or at the County Commissioners Office. The Recorder was instructed to contact Mr. Erick Jenson, County Surveyor, with the idea of obtaining information that might facilitate the proposed Village survey. Tboollcorder was ianstrvcted to reply to inquixy from the Planntng Commission, stating the Council wished to give the proposed Zoning plan, as worked out by the Planning Gem - mission, some close consideration before givi4 it their approval and it is beleived, by the Council, that the property, now owned by the Village, in the vicinity of Douglas Drive and the Rockford Road 6w*!P sufficient area to accomodate the proposed Village Hall. M*y 8E_ A motion by Broastad, Seconded by Schmidt, that there being no further business, we ad- jovrn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ST President of .the Council Recorder June 12, 1945 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. June 12, 1945 by President C. D. Schultz, All members present. The minutes of the May 22, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we pay the following 7,roperly verified Accounts: "Carried" Archie A. Little Gen' 1 60.00 Union Scrap Iron & Me tal . Co R&B 20.00 Gee. R. grickle " 26.00 Standard Oil Co., " 9.75 Geo. R. Ceass, Petty Cash a/c " 12.47 Harlan M. Mortensen " 160.75 H. M. St. Cyr Florist " 10.00m Joe 19 food Market Pe or 22.00 Fred Schmidt R & B 79.75 National Tea Co., " 12.T5 Glenn Schmidt " 30.25 Cityef Robbinsdale " 253.00 U. S. Treasury Certificates Genii 4500.00 Fredrickson Mfg. Co., B&B 4.00 Poor 4500.00 J. V. Gleason It 37.00 A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that, during the months of July and August, 1945, the meeting regularily held on the second Tuesday be dispensed with. "Carried" Mr. W. Rennie reported Mr. Cartwright, Engineer, appeared before the last Planning Commission meeting and suggested that the Wagner Plat be approved as drawn up. The reasons given were sufficient to merit the approval of the Planning Commission. nm June 12, 1945 ( Conti nue d) A motion by Scbmidt, seconded by Cease, that, complying with Public Examiners recom- mendation in the Audit of the Village, we cancel warrants in the amount $14.20 and thio amount, be restored to the Recorder' s balance. The warrants were issued back in 1936 and were never paid. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. " rris d" ST �'V President of the Council r � Recorder June 26, 1945 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9a00 P. M. June 26, by President C. D. Schultz. All, members present. The minutes of the June 12, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Dahl, seconded -by Schmidt, that we rtay the following properly verified, ac counts! "Carried" Odin C. Dahl Gent 1 15.00 Northern States Power Co., Gent 1 1.51 Al. E. Larsen " 10.00 " " " R & B 116.55 C. -D. Schultz " 20.00 Fred Scbmi d& " 75.00 O. -J. Bronsted " 15.00 Glenn Schmidt " 9.25 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 Pete Stefanick " 26.00 Geo. R. Ceass " 40.00 Earnest Reass 12.39 H. 'J . West, Attorney " 25.00 Margaret E. Baggett, Grocery " 32.24 Gay Nevius " 19.00 A . C. Martens Ge n,1 60.00 A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Francis Kron for a Cigarette License for the period from July 1, 1945 to December 31, 1945. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Cease, that we approve the application of Francis xrenn for a 3.2, Off -Sale, Beer License, for the -period from July 1, 1945 to December 31, 1945. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application of Francis Bream for a Soft Drink License for the period from July 1, 1945 to December 31, 1945. "C arriod" A motion by Scbmidt, seconded by Cease, that we approve the application of ]'ice Selvis and Ellamas Carpenter for an "On -Sale" Llgwor License for the period from July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Dahl, seconded by Scbmidt, that we approve the application of Elmer $artwig for an "On -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Cease, that we approve the application of George Ellis and John Ellis for an "On -Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1946. "Carrie d" A notion by Dshl, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Frank Lineban for an'"Ot-Sale" Liquor License for the period from July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1946. "Carried" 188 (June 26, 1945, Continued) A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl that we conform with the other municipalities in this area in the adoption of the Paderal Daylight Saving Time. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we adopt and Ordinance # Regulating the operation of Auto Liveries and Taxicabs. Manuscript of same has "Carried" been duly published and is on file in the Recorders Office. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried" ux�) b-44k— S President o the Council. Recorder July 24, 1945 She ' 0d jour od regular meting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. July 24, 3.945 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Scbmidt, tlsat we pay the following, properly verified Accounts: "Carried" Herman L. Schmidt Genll 15.00 Fred Scbmidt R & B 150:00 C. D. Schults " 20.90 Vester Ryser " 14.50 Odin C.. Dahl " 15.00 Wm. H. Ziegler Co., " 3.30 Goo. R. Ceass " 40.00 Kennard Service Station " 18.07 0. J. Breastad " 15.00 Standard Oil Co., " 1.89 Al. 3. Larsen " 10.00 Harlan M. Mortensen " 111.00 G} . R. Trickle " 16.00 Otto Veit " 49-T5 Archie A. led,ttls " WAG Jerry trans " 22.50 A. C. Martens " 69.®0 Glenn Schmidt " 26.25 H. J. west, Attorney " 25.00 Z. G. Erskine, Grocery Pobr 29.66 Gay Nevins " 6.00 National Sea Co., " 12.75 W. C. Malmberg " 9.40 Collector of Internal. Rev. 17.60 " R & B 4.75 (Above represents employees income tax Northern States Power Co., " 124.58 withholdings previously charged to funds) General " " " Gf*nl1 1.30 A motion by Broustad, seconded by Schmidt, that we adopt a Resolution presented by President C. D. Schultz, providing for approval of Classification and Sale, by the Board of County Conmoissioners, of Tax Deliquent property in the Village of Crystal Shown on List Identified as "List 144 "C", of July 23, 1945." "Carried" The Recorder reported that Mr. lemon and Mr Zimmerxima, of the Count3 Engineers Office, failed to be present at this.mesting, as they had agreed, at a previous meeting with the Council, at which time the Council sought to obtain information that would assist in getting the Village survey vmder way at the earliest possible time. 7ollowing this report, the Recorder was instructed to contact Mr. timber, another Engineer, with the idea of arranging a meeting with the Council. A few members of the Planning Commission, who were present, discussed with the Council, the possibilities of moving the Village Hall to Paradise Acres. At the concltsioa of this discussion, Mr. Mortensen promised plane for a suggisted arrangemsut would be presented to the Council at an early date. - 189 July 24, 1945, (Continued) A discussion of the Ordiasnces then ensued, at the conclusion of which, it was agre- ed that the Council would see with Attorney Best at a later date to draft as amend - to the Building Code providing for a change in ch putiag Building permit fees. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that there nbeing no further business, we adjourn, subject to the C all of the Chair. "Carried" A $T President of the Cound . Recorder. August 28, 195 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. Z. August 28, 1945 by President C. D. Schultz, All members present. Tile minutes of the July 24, 1945 meeting were read ami approvedi. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we pay the following, properly verified Accounts: "Carrieds A motion by Dahl, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of 1. R. Durand for a Cigarette License for the period from August 16, to December 31, 1945, "Carrieds A motion by Broastad, seconded by Scbmnidt, that we approve the application of D. B. Durand for an "Off -Sale" 3.2 Beer Idosnso for the period from August 16, 1945 to Dee - amber 31, 1945- "parried" A motion by Scbmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application of $ . R. Durand for anSoft Drink Ucease for the period from August 16, 1945 to December 31, 1945. "Carrieds The Recorder was instructed to again contact the Animal Rescue League to determine tbo possibility of extending their ssfy1ce to Crystal Village to tab care of our dog prob- lem, so that a Dog Ordinance can be made effective la our Village. Mr. Tom Lents, a resident of ovr Village , 'presented himself before the Council for *9 purpose of learning whether or not the Council would approve bis application for as 90ff- Odin C. Dahl Goal - 15.00 Julius A. Schmahl, State Trees, mall -293.85 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 ?red Schmidt R A B 150.05 C . D . Schulte " 20.05 Paul Walyt]A " 35.63 0 . -J . '8ronsted " 15.05 Tom Arneson " 13 .13 A1: 2. Larsen " 10.00 Glenn Schmidt s 4.50 Geo. R. Cease " 4o.so Vaster Ryan " 20.25 A. - C . Martens " 61.75 Pe to - S to fanick s 73.00 Archie A. Little " 60.00 Rosholt Zgidpment Co., " 67.85 Arthur H. hiller " 4.75 Chas. A. Price, Service Sta. " 32.96 Harry L. McVeigh " 325.00 Northern States Power Co., " 123.25 E. J. Nest, Attorney " 25.00 Rtto Pearseon " 1.00 Miller -Davis Co., " 16.20 H. J. West, Attorney " 10.50 Gay Nevins " 4.00 Otto Veit " 16.25 Harlan M. Mortensen " 10.00 National Tea Co., Poor 14.90 City of Robbinsdale " 85.00 A motion by Dahl, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of 1. R. Durand for a Cigarette License for the period from August 16, to December 31, 1945, "Carrieds A motion by Broastad, seconded by Scbmnidt, that we approve the application of D. B. Durand for an "Off -Sale" 3.2 Beer Idosnso for the period from August 16, 1945 to Dee - amber 31, 1945- "parried" A motion by Scbmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application of $ . R. Durand for anSoft Drink Ucease for the period from August 16, 1945 to December 31, 1945. "Carrieds The Recorder was instructed to again contact the Animal Rescue League to determine tbo possibility of extending their ssfy1ce to Crystal Village to tab care of our dog prob- lem, so that a Dog Ordinance can be made effective la our Village. Mr. Tom Lents, a resident of ovr Village , 'presented himself before the Council for *9 purpose of learning whether or not the Council would approve bis application for as 90ff- 190 August 28 , 1945, ( ContinvpQ Sales and a Tavern Ucense in the event that be was able to buy the 1199a promises. He was assured that the Council would give hiwa definite answer to his inquiry at our meeting of September 111h. The Recorder was instrvated to check with the Highway Department the possibility of putting a stop to the speeding on Vera Crus, between the now Highway and the Old Jefferson Highway. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by DShl, that there being no further business, we ad- journ, subject to the call of the Mair. "Carried" $T President of the eftwil. Recorder Septembe r 11, 1945 The Adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called • to order at 9:00 P. M. Sep- tember 11, 1945 by President C. D. Schulte. All members present. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, properly _verified Accounts: sCarrieds Archie A. Little Arthur H. Miller .ared Schmidt .Tom Arneson .Paul WalytkR .Lawrence Nystrom Gent 1 60.00 s 1.90 R & B 75.00 " 10.00 " 17.50 Broadway Auto Bloc. Co., R & B Roshglt Equipment Co. , " Uni o4 Scrap Iron & Me t l Co. , " S taa4s rd 011 Co. National Tea Co., Poor -75 l e65 10.00 .9.16 14.90 A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we adopt an amendment to Ordinance. # 8 maidug it,compulsory for a license applicant to supply complete information re- lative to parties who will be interested in the enterprise. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we adopt an Amendment to Ordinance #7, Making it compulsory for a License Appllcai* to supply complete information re- lative to parties who will be interested in the enterprise. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Aero Club,/for their meet, Sunday, September 30, 1945, without fee. "Carrieds for a Soft Drink License, At this point, the Recorder reported receipt of requests from Mr. Leo Bush and Mr. McCauley, both proper+4 owners in the -Village, for information relative to road al- lowances,along their property lines stating that designation of these roads bad not been recorded in the .County Auditors Office. Inasmuch as these matters required legal procedure, the Recorder requested that the Chair instruct Attorney H. J. West, tape charge of these matters and see them thru, to a satisfactory conclusion. Which request was complied with. Mr. Iverson appeared before the Council wishing to learn whether or not it would'be necessary for him to obtain a permit to build a new foundation and move his house on it. After a lengthy discussion the Council was unanimous in their agreement to' 1 1 191 September 11, 1945, (Continued) to uphold the Building Inspector in enforcing the wilding Code. -Mr. Paul Lents, asked the Chair if the Council had arrived at a decision in answer to his requested of the previous meeting, that he be told whether or not the Council would approve his applications for a Tavern and an Off -Sale license when and if he should present them. He was informed that the Mason s Statutes prevented the Council Fran giving this information until the Applications were actually presente& for ap- proval. Mr. Joe. -Blaen appeared before the Council with his Attorney, for the purpose of learn- ing whether the Council would refuse to approve the applications for a tavern and an Off -Sale Licenses at his premises by an Applicant who could most all of the Village requirements. He was informed that applications would be approved. A Motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, UA there being no further business we adjourn, subject to the call of So Chair. l Nl' ST of the Count 1 44_4� Recorder - - Aeptember 25, 1945 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. M. Sep- tember 25, 1945 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the September 11, _1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we pay the following, properly verified Accounts: "Urried" Herman L. Schmidt Gen 1 15.00 Prod Schmi dt 8 A B 75.00 0. J. Bronstad " 15.00 Glenn Schmidt " 3.00 Al. E . Larsen " 10.00 Lawrence Nystrom " 31.13 Geo. R. Osass " 40.00 Minneapolis Iron Store " 10.32 C. D. Schultz " 20.00 8osholt Equipment Co., " 4.69 Odin C. Dahl " 15.00 Ziebarth Bros. " 39.19 A. C. Martens " 60.00 Northern States Parer Co., " 123.25 H. J. Hest, Attorney " 25.00 Otto Veit " 51.25 Gay Nevius " 6.00 Dr. Z. J. Lillehei Poor 3.00 Enterprise Publishing Oo., " 10.35 A motion by Bronstad, Seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Sierl A. Morehouse for a Cigarette License for the period from October 1, 1945 to December 31, 1945. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application of Sielr A. Morehouse for a Soft Drink License for the period from October 1, 1945 to Decemdber 31, 1945- "Carried" A motion by Dahl, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Sierl A. Morehouse for an "Off -Sale" 3.2 Beer License for the period from October 1, 1945 to December 31, 1945- "Carried" 192 September 25, 1945, (Continved) Mr. Bay Miller presented a proposed Plat of the area between 46th. Ave. and Earl Ave. and Between Lower Twin Lake and Vera Crus Ave., for the consideration of the Council. It was referred to the Planning Ca mission for their consideration ani recommendations. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl that we approve the application of Mrs. Rose Elsen, to revoke her "Off -Sales Liquor License, subject to the approval of the application of Wick Husak. "Carrieds A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Hick Husak for a Tavern License for the period from October 1, 1945 to December 31, 1945.. sCarrieds A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of flick Husak for an sOff-Sale" Uquor License for the period from October 1, 1945 to June 30, 1945. "Carried$ A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Nick Hvsak for a Cigarette License for the period from October 1, 1945 to December 31, 1945. "Carrieds Attorney best reported his findings on the status of the land supposed to have been deeded over to the Village for a road along the north line of the Iso Koch property. A delegation of property owners from 36th. and Forest, appeared before the Co=*Il, re- questing that Forest Ave. be graded full width between 35th. and 36th. Avenues and that two knolls be moved into the low places, stating that the Village snow equiluent has a great deal of difficulty clearing the present road laid out as it is. Tbe Council agreed this work should be done and that Fred Schmidt would be instructed to do it at his earliest convenience. A motion by Dahl,• seconded by Schmidt, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the C all of the Chair. "Carried" A • ST President of the Counci Re -corder. October 9, ' 1945 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council - was called to order at 9:00 P. M. Oct- ober 9, 1945 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the September 25, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Dahl, that we pay the following, properly verified Accounts: "Carried" Goo. R. Krickle Gen' 1 35.75 Paul Nalytka R & a 17.50 Archie A. Little " 60.00 Tom Arneson s 5.00 League of Minn. Municipalities " 45.00 Peter Stsfanick s 11.00 Northern States Power Co., " 2.33 Zisbarth mos. " 7.40 Enterprise Publishing Co., " 16.20 Otto Veit " 10.00 Fred Schmidt RSL B 75.00 National Tea Co., Poor 14.90 Glenn Schmidt s 7.25 193 October 9, 1945, (Continued) A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Cease, that we approve the application of C. B. Case for two (2) Pin Ball Machines to be located at the Nick Husak Tavern for the period from October 10, 1945 to December 31, 1945- A 945. A vote,being asked for, resulted in the following: Yeas: - - Bronstad and Cease Nass: - - Dahl, Schmidt and Schultz. and so - the motion failed to carry. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Dahl, that the Road Foreman be instructed to secure and install 2 - 30 Mile Speed Signs on Vera Crus Ave. One at the Old Jefferson Highway and the other at the New Highway, #52, and that the Constables be instructed to enforce the Ordinance. "Carried" The proposed Plat of Mr. Miller covering that area bounded by Earl Ave., 46th%, Ave., Highway #52 and Lower Twn Lake was again discussed after it had been approved by the Planning Commission at their meeting of October 3, 1945. It was finally thought best to withhold the approval of the Council deeds had been secured to the property. Mr. Geo. Srickle Again brought up the matter ofgarbage dumping on 36th. Ave. East of the Belt Line. Mr. West reported, he had contacted -the owners of the propertyeffected and they were not interested in taking any action to stop the dumping practice. The Chair then instructed Mr. West to draw up an Ordinance that would place us in position to put a stop to the practice, A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Cease, that there being no further business, wo adjourn until a Special Levy Meeting at 7:00 P. M. October 16, 1945- "Carried" ST Recorder. October 16, 1945 President of the Co 1. The Special Levy Meeting was called to order at 7:00 P. M. October 16, 1945, by Pres - i dent 0. D. Schultz. All members 'present. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Schmidt, that we levy the following for our 1945 tax: \ "Carried" General Fund Road & Bridge Fund Poor Fund Street Lights Fund Police Protection Fund Park Fund Totals 20 dills $ g,000.00 10 " 4,000.00 5 " 2,000.00 3.7 " 1,500.00 3.5 " 1,400.00 1 " 400.00 43.2 Mills $ 17.300.00 A motion by Dahl, seconded by Bronsted, that we adopt an Ordinances Providing Penalties for Causing or Permitting Garbage, Glass, Nails, Tacks, Wire, Bottles, Cans or otbsr Rubbish to be thrown or scattered about, or failure to remove same, in the Village of Crystal, Hennepin County, Minnesota. "Carried" 19 October 16, 1945, (Continvsd) A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Dahl, that we adopt an Ordinance to amend an Ordinance known as the Building Cods of the Village of Crystal, Minnssota, passed February 13, 19110 providing for the changing of the method ofIarriving at Building Permit fees from the per $1,000.0* rate of valuation of the building method to the cubical content method. "Carried* A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Cease, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried* _z m ST President of the Council. Recorder. October 23, 1945 The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 9:00 P. M. October 23. 1945 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the October 16, 1945 meeting were read aad approved. A motion by Bronstads seconded by Schmidt. that we par tbLo following, properly verified accounts: *Carrieds Herman L. Schmidt Geh l 15.00 'Horthera States Poser Ca Goal 1.06 Odin C. Dshl a 15.00 e e s e R& B 123 2, 0. D. Schultz a 20.00 Bred Scbmidt s 75.00 0. J. Bronstad a 15.00 Glenn Schmidt * 21.77 Al. B . Lars*& a 10.00 Robbinsdalo welding Co., s 4.00 Goo. R. Cease * 40.00 Vaster Rya& " 36.25 H. J. Most, Attorney * 25.00 Crystal Grocery Poor lb.00 A. 0. Martens * 60.00 Minneapolis General Hospital a 10.00 Gay 8evius * 6.00 Harlan M. ,Mortensen Gone 1 14).36 Mr. John X. Pe to re on, waited to know if the Council would be willing to grade Orcbard, half width far a half block Sleuth of 36th. The Council, however, belsived the most practical arrangement would be to grade through to 35th. thence Best to Perry so that the snow equipment would have a chance to turn around. Mr. Johason, Mr. McLsud and a delegation were present to discuss drainage problems at 32nd. & B11a. The Council assured them that the problems would be given every consider- ation, with a view to correcting the situation for sett Springs tbar. Bred Schmidt was instructed to secure 6116 D Pinge Signs for 36th. Ave, aid to put t3as vp and the constables were to instructed to loop a watch out for violators of the recent- ly ease ted Ordimace . A motion by, Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that there being me further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "Carried* -_z X) 44�L 8T President of the Council. s Recorder 1 195 November 13, 1945, The adjourned regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:30 P. M. November 13, by President C..D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the October 23, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Dahl, that we pay the following, properly verified accounts: "Carried" Archie A. Little Gen'1 60.00 Walter Spears R & B 9.75 A. G. Martens " 1.75 Hilton Jodell " 5.00 Art#ur H. Miller " 4.75 Glenn Schmidt " 27.13 Employers Mutual Liab. Ins. Co." 60.92 Pete Stefanick " 18.00 Harlan M. Mortensen " 6.05 Rosholt Equipmemt Co., " 1.03 Enterprise Publishing Co., " 29.70 Ziebarth Bros. " 11.18 Howard Lumber Co., " 99.36 Standard Oil Co., " 9.36 Fred Schmidt R & B 75.00, -Harlan M. Mortensen " 21.60 Douglas Kranz " 21.25 Lyle Signs Co., " 17.35 Torn Arneson " 18.75 National Tea Co., Poor 14.90 Pester Ryan " 8.75 Regent Fuel Oil Co., • 8.50 Paul Walytka " 35.00 St. Mary's Hospital " 54.48 Otto Pearson " 18.75 Mr. 16eney,-, of the Sheriff's Office, was present at the meeting, responding to a request of the Council to assist us in preventtug accidents,to.Schogl children walking along the Highways in the Lincoln School area. He suggested the School Patrol as a solution and gave a very interesting outline of the work and the success with which it was meeting whereever it was employed. A delegation from the Wanless Addition was present and invited Mrr;;B'eeney to present the plan to the Lincoln School Parent Teachers Association at their next meeting November 16, with the idea of urging its adoption. A delegation from the Wanless Addition was present, headed by Mr. Gleason, asking that work be done on the road running &,long the Brooklyn Crystal line. He explained it would be very difficult for the folks living along this road to get in or out when the bad weather sets in, in its present condition. It appears that title to the easements have never been delivered to the Village. The delegation assured the Council that this matter would be taken care of. The Council then agreed to repair the road in lieu of the titles to the easements* E A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the list of'Election Board Personell for the -Annual Election to -be held December -4, 19450 as Follows: "Carried" North - Mrs. Mildred Sprague Mrs. Susie Schaefer Mr. Alfred Dubay Mrs• -Edith- Mrs. Earl Bartness Mrs. Ruby- Ratf field Mr. Gay Nevius South Judge Mrs. Blanche Kuck, " Mrs. Margaret Ryan " Mrs. Anna Ostlund Clerk Mrs. Inez Bennett " , Mrs. Richard Klocksien Alternate Mrs. Lucille Klein " Mrs. Ed. A. Carlson Constable Mr. Christian Gronfield A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. "C rigid" ST Recorder _61 40,11- - President of the ouncil 196 November 27, 1945 The adjourned regular meeting od the Council was called to_ oredr at 8:30 P. M. Novem- . bar 27, 1945 by President C. D. Schultz. All members present. The minutes of the November 13, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we pay the following, properly verified Accounts: "Carried" Odin 0. Dahl Gone 1 15.OD Gay Nevius Gent 1 6.25 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 Howard Lumber Co., of . 99,36 0.• J. Bronstad " 15.00 Dr: Herbert J-. Humble If 15.00 C. -D. Schultz " 20.00 lied Schmidt R & B 75.00 Gas. R. Ca as s " 40.00 Walter Spears " 12.25 Al: E. Larsen " 10.00 Glenn Schmidt " 6.25 Geo . R . Krickle " 30.10 Paul Walytka " 6.25 A.- C. Martens " 60.00 Minneapolis Iron Store " .90 H.- J. West, Attorney " 25.00 Http Pearson " 1.00 Mr: Barker, Civil Engineer, was present to disebas the Zoning Ordinance, He stated be would prepare the Legale so that Mr West could draw up the Ordinance.' The Recorder reported, The Tarlo Co., had asked to Imew whether Mrs. Ude could secure a permit a permit to build a stable for riding horses. The matter was referred to the Planning Commission. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that there being no further business, we adjourn, subject to the call of the Chair. Irriod" ST n President of the Counci Re corder December 11; 1945 The adjou od regular meeting of the Council was called to order at 5:30 P. M. December 11, 1945 by Acting President -0. J. •Bronstad. Four members present. The minutes of the November 27, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we bpay the following, properly verified Accounts: "Carried" - Archie A. Little Genl 1 60.00 Mrs. Mattie E. Bartness Cion' 1 5.00 Margaret L. Ryan " 7.63 Mrs. Lucille H . R1oin " •75 Frank Biclmor " 7.63 Enterprise Publishing Corp. " 10.25 Mrs. Blanch Ruch " 7.63 City of Robbinsdale " 105.00 Mrs. Irene Klocksien " 7.63 Northern States Power Co., n 1.00 Mrs. Anna Ostlund " 7.63 " " " R & B 1223.53 Mrs. Inez Bennett " 7.63 Fred Schmidt " 75.00 Mrs. Susie Schaefer " 5.00 Walter Spears " 7.50 Mrs. Helen Walksr " 5.00 Douglas Kranz " 5.63 Mrs. Edith Fannie " 5.00 Glenn Schmidt " 7.50 1 1 December 11, 19+5 (Continued) Gay Neviva Gen'l 5.00 Standard Oil Co., Mrs. Ruby Ratfield " 2.50 National,Tea Co., Mrs. Mildred T. Sprague " 5.00 Lampert Yards, Inc. Mueller Pharmacy 197 R & B 5.34 PoSr 14.90 " 29.56 x 4.44 Mr. Jackson and Associates, was present to discuss possibilities .of obtaining a permit to locate a Motor Hotel on the land running along the South line of the Soo Line right of way fronting on the West side of Highway iµ52. It was the opinion of the Council and Mr. Eardley, Chairman of the Planning Commission, that, inasmuch as the matter had aroused the interest of so many property owners in this neighborhood it would be advisable to refer the matter back to the Planning Commission for their final disposition at a special meeting to be held December 18th. Mr. Barker was present and showed the proposed Zoning map with'all of the Zoned areas clearly indicated. He suggested turning the map over to the Planning Commission for their final approval before approving the Ordinance. Mr. C. P. Koehler appeared before the Council with a plea for the assurance of the Council that his application for license to operate a bus service in the Village would receive favorable consideration upon its application. He explained it would help greatly in interesting the Railroad and Warehouse Commission if we would give him this assurance. The following action was taken: A motion by Cease, seconded by Dahl, that in the event that Mr. C. P. Koehler, who, this date, appeared before this Council, is able to most the requirements of the Auilrood and Warehouse Commission and the . Village Bus Ordinance, his application for a license to operate a bus service in our Village would receive favorable consideration upon its pre se ntati on. "Carried" A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that the Council approve the issuance of a Bond in favor of the City of Robbinsdals in the amount of $2,000.00 to cover Fire Department calls in our Village. "Carried" Mr. Stan.Wojack appeared before the Council to learn, if possible, what action the Council would take on an application from him for a Tavern License at the Question bark. A application from Mr. Hanson for a license to operate a used car lot was read. It fail- ed to receive favorable consideration from the Planning Commission. The following action was taken: A motion by Dahl seconded by Scbmmdt, that we do not approve the application of Mr. Hanson for a license to operate a used car lot in the Village. "Carried" Mr. Herb. Walker asked, in behalf of the Civic Improvement League, for permission to use the Village Hall and the Warehouse for the Christmas Party. Permission was granted. The Recorder was instructed to check With Al. Larson, Treasurer on cash on hand in the Village funds for the purpose of determining how much could be spared at this time for the purchases of Victory Bonds. A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that sub je c t to the cal 1 of the Chat r. A T Recorder there being no further business, we adjourn, "Carried# President of the Cour". 19 � Deoembear 860 1945 The adjourned regular meeting of the Counoil was called to order at 9:00 P. M. December 26, 1946 by President C. -D. Schults. All members present. The minutes of the December 11, 1945 meeting were read and approved. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Ceass,'that we pay the following, properly Verified Accounts: "Carried" C. D. Schultz Gen'1 20:00 Security State Bank Genal 3.00 Odin C. Dd&1 " 15.00 Northern States Power Cc " 1.28 Herman L. Schmidt " 15.00 " " " M do 8123.99 0. J. Bronstad " 15.00 Fred Schmidt " 75.00 Geo. R. Cease " 40.00 Glenn Schmidt " 9.00 Al. E. Larsen " 10.00 Walter Spears " 15.38 •A. C. Martens " 60.00 Crystal Grocery .- Poor 8.00 H. J. West, Attorney " 25.00 -E., G. Erelcize " 8.00 Gay Nevius " 17.95 Lake View Dairy " 7..20 A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve_ the, application of Elmer Hartwig for a Tavern License for the Period frou`Danuary 1, 1946 to _December 31, 1946. "Carried A motion .by SohmiAt; Seoonded• by Bronstad,, thact-ww approve toe application of Elmer Hartwig for a Pigaretto License for .the -period trgm •January 1,1946 to December 31, 19461 "Cgrried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad; that we approve the application of Brice Keltie and Ellamae Carpenter for a Tavern License for the period from January 1, 1946 to. December 51,--1,946* - - „ "Oarried" A motion bp- Dabrl,- seconded by Schmidt, that we appreve' ihea�pplication of Brice Kelvie and Ellamas Carpenter for a Cigarette Licence, for the period from January l; 1946, to, December 3.1, 1.946. �: "Carried" A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Francis Brenn for, a 3.2 "Off -Sale_"' Beer License for the Reriod from January 1, 1946 to,neoember 31,_1946. "G�srried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application of Francis, Brenn .for a Soft Drink License for,the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. =-- "Carried" A motion by Sohmidt,pseoonded by Ceass, that we approve the application of Pranais Krenn for a -CII' &rett_ o Iio4hse for the period from Januaryl, 1946 to December 51" 1946 "Carried" A motion ley.Iiai�la!�c�o�ledr.?�y..BA�unidt, that we approve the application of Sierl A. Morehouse, for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, '1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Cease, that we approve the' application of Sierl A. Morehouse for a 3.2 "Off -Sale" Beer License for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application 4f Sierl A. Morehouse for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" 199 December 26, 1946, (Continued) A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of A. R. Smith for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Dahl, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the appliotoation of A. R. Smith for a cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Dahl, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of E. R. Durand for a Soft Drink License for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Cease, seoonded by Schmidt, that we'approve the application of L. R. Durand for a 3.2 "Off -Sale* Beer License for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Dahl, seconded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of E. R. Durand for a Cigarette Licence for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried* A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Sobsidt, that we approve the applioatioa of Frank Lt as for a Tavern License for the period from January 1, 1946 to Deeembear al, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Was seoonded by Bronstad, that we approve the application of Frank Linehan fro a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by 3dhmtdtj,seoond6d`by Dahl, that we approve the application of the Automatic Piano Co., for Dine (9) Pinball Machine Licenses at"the fol- lowing points Log Cabin 3, Frank Linehan's 2, Palace Inn 1 Bungalow 2 Brice Kelviest Key Club 1, for the period from January 1, 1646 to Dec. S1.1" A vote being asked for by Cease resulted in the following: Yeas - Dahl, Schmidt and Sohults. Baes - Bronstad and Coass. and so the motion carried. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application of Nick Husak for a Tavern License for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Bronstad, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of Nick Husak for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Cease, seconded by Schmidt, that we approve the application of George Ellis and John Ellis for a Cigarette License for the period from January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried* A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Dahl, that we approve the application of George Ellis and John Ellie for a Tavern License for the period from Jan- uary 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946. "Carried" A motion by Cease, seconded by Schmidt, that the Council approve the Im- provement and developement of the Minneapolis Tourist Camp by the Jackson Brothers who purchased the property from Mr. Kitner. A motion by Schmidt, seconded by Bronstad, that we accept the resignation of Odin C. Dahlq effective as of Deoember 31, 1946s *Carried* 2W December -26, 1945, (Continued) r i ,, A motion by Cease, seconded by Bronstad,- that there being no further bus nest _i we adjourn; subject to the call of the Chair. provided The motion was not -accorded tai! courtesyiunder the Roberts Rales of Pao th mentary proeeedure by the Chair e ignored the,motion and proceeded to the the l* An unprece appointmenio $incecitshas alwayssor to lthe been customary toired rleaveof Dsuch an appoint - dented action to the inoomming body, for obvious reasons. A ResblutlPn ]re2ehted by Herman L. Schmidt, that Whereas: a,vacanoy has been created by the resignation of Odin C. Dahl, I present the name of Adolph Miller, A vote being asged ror.resulted in the following: Naes - Bronstad and Cea Yeas - Schmidt and Miller Because of the tie vote The Chair made the appointment. The action being legal under a recent amendment to the Mas Ons Statutes by the State Legislature was unknoain to Mr. Cease and Mr. Bronstad who did not have the opportunity to Study -and rehearse this action before the meetings fo± this reason the Recorder was reluctant to administer -the Oath Of Office to Mr. Miller. It is a privelege of any Council Member to Satisfy himself as to the legality of an action if there is a reasonable doubt. For want of a quorum the meeting was automatically adjourned. a ST as i an -df Ithe,Counell Revor er. January 8, 194 Ad orn0d Regular Meeting of the Cowell was calledto areder at 9: M. January S, by President 0. J. Bronstad. Four memberB press The minntee the December 26, 1945 meeting were reed and d. A motion by Cease, onded by Scott, that we ace realgmtion of Harvey B. Liddicoat, as Justice o e. Peace. A vote be asked for resulted; in the following: Yeas -Miller, Scott Cease Onstad. Hoes -Nome A motion by Miller, seconded by Se that we appoint Harvey 2. Liddicoat to fill the uaeapired term of s tee on the Council. A vote being asked for resulted in the followings OR aT+�d+ Yeas - Miller, Cemes, Scott nd Bronsted. Nass - None A motion by Biller, s onded by Uddicoat, that we appar the application of -Mrs. Margaret 3. Bagge for a Cigarette License for the Period Janmry 1. 1946 to December 31.1 « edf A motto y Scott, aeconded by Miller, that we. approve Abo application of 1 Mergers E . Baggott. for -a Soft Drink Idcense for the period from January 1, 6 to `-� December 31, 1946. "Carriedf