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<br />Biells McClain & Heilman, minute book sheets and ink, X2.30
<br />(Cont'd): Briggs,Gilbert,Morton,Kyle & Z$acartney, legal services to
<br /> allay 31, 1952, X100; reimbursement for ad St Paul
<br /> Legal Ledger re curbing Larpenteur, X11.40; total, X111.40
<br />Dry Cleaning Next-order of business was the r sailing and discussing of a
<br />ordinance proposed dry cleaning ordinance. Mr. P. Haspel, Manager of
<br /> Falcon Dry Cleaners, and his attorney, Joseph L. Bard, were
<br /> present. Also present at Mr. Haspel's request were Ira C.
<br /> Maxwell, Presid ent of Unipress Company; Mr. Carlson, of the
<br /> U.S. Hoffman Machinery Company; and Mr. Joseph Williams, of
<br /> the Laundry Workers Union. Mr. Bard opposed passage of the
<br /> ordinanc® and requested that his client, Mr.Haspel, be given
<br /> a period of 60 days to see what could be done to improve
<br /> conditions co mplained of. A number of residents were in
<br /> attendance and urged adoption of the ordinance. After much
<br /> discussion, the Falcon Dry Cleaners agreed to prepare plans
<br /> for making improvements and to submit the plans to the council
<br /> at their July 8, 1952, meeting.
<br />Minutes At 10 P.M. the regular order of business was resumed and minutes
<br /> of regular meeting, May 27, 1952, were heard and approved as
<br /> read.
<br />Rees re Letter of June 5, 1952, from Douglas Rees, regarding installation
<br />curbing on of curbing on Larpenteur bettyeen Snelling and Arona and the
<br />Larpenteur width of curb cuts, was read. Trustee Rekstad was furnished a
<br /> set of plans to be turned over to Mr. Rees for the latter's
<br /> inspection.
<br />Curbing Following bids were received and opened:
<br />Larpenteur
<br /> (1) Proposal of Standard Stone Company, 342 S. Snelling Avenue, St Paul,
<br /> Minnesota, to do strai ht concret curb, X2.15 ft., total $1,870.50.
<br /> Radius concrete curb, 2.25 ft. or $223.00. work to be commenced
<br /> by July 1, 1952 and completed by July 15, 1952, together with
<br /> certified check of Standard Stone Co. to the Treasurer, Falcon
<br /> Heights, far X215.00 on the Empire National Bank of St Paul.
<br />(2) Proposal of Pederson Brothers, 534 Glendale, St Paul, to do straight
<br />concrete curb at X2.10 Pt., total X1,827; radius concrete curb,
<br />X2.25 ft., total X243.00. Work to be commenced before July 1st and
<br />completed by July 15, 1952, together with certified check of
<br />Pederson Brothers payable to the Village in the amount of ~p210.00
<br />drawn on the Midway National Bank.
<br />(3) Proposal of Crown Sidewalk & Block Company, Inc., 2501 1Rashington
<br />St. N.~., Minneapolis, B~;innesota, to do the straight concrete
<br />curb at X2.10 ft., total X1,827 and the radius curb at X2.35 ft.,
<br />total X253.90. Work to commence by July 1st and be completed by
<br />July 15, 1952, together with certified cheek to the Village for
<br />$210.00, on the Central Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis.
<br />Resolution After reviewing the foregoing bids and it appearing that the bid
<br />of Pederson, 534 Glendale Avenue, St Paul, Minnesota, is the lowest
<br />~~~pol~ible bidder, the following resolution on motion by Henry,
<br />seconded by Lindig, was adopted by a unanimous vote:
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