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<br />REGULAR MEETING, 4~EDNESDAY, i~iARCH 10, 1951
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<br />?~Reeting called to order at 7: G.0 P.R~t., with roll call recording the following council
<br />members present: Robert E. Stenzinger, Mayor; George J. Shavor, Trustee; Andrew
<br />Hustrulid, Trustee; David P. Cartwright, Trustee; Clyde J. S+ewar+., Clerk, Also
<br />present, Gilliam E. Olsen, Treasurer, and Frank N. Graham, Attorney.
<br />Minutes of the February 2l~, 1954 meeting were then heard and approved as read.
<br />?:iron. Taxpayers Letter and questionnaire from the P:Sinnesota Taxpayers Association,
<br />Association of ?Minneapolis, was read and discussed. The Clerk was asked. to
<br />check with the League of Minnesota Municipalities as to said
<br />Association.
<br />Municipal Letter of February 26 from the League of Minnesota 'Municipalities,
<br />Short relating. to municipal short courses, was read.
<br />Courses
<br />Requisition covering supplies needed by the Fire Department was considered.
<br />No. 25 Hustrulid moved approval of same, seconded by Cartwright, and
<br />so ordered.
<br />Bills: On motion by Hustrulid, seconded by Cartwright, the following
<br />bills were ordered paid:
<br />American hiBen Supply Co,, linen service, Feb., X6.74
<br />Falcon Heights Hardware, supplies, Feb., X4.58
<br />Raden's Pure Oil Service, 18 gals gas, 2-15, aD4.43
<br />George ~;, Swanson, car mileage, Feb., xl?_. 50
<br />Vol. Firemen, payroll Feb., x139.00
<br />Nor, States Power Co,, electric service, 3-12, afiSQ.[0
<br />n n ~' " water heater elec, 3-12, :8.95
<br />N.L. Splett, 500 copies 9-page Fire Dept. RaTort,
<br />also 1000 copies. Ordinance No. 1, .51.35
<br />Thorne Coal xr Oil Co. , fuel oil bal, 2-26, :121.74
<br />rF.V, Anderson, annual financial statement, X75.00 ~-
<br />3riggs ,Gilbert,4Yiorton,Kyle !G ~Jlacartney, legal services ,Feb , 4100, 00
<br />Nick Christensen, fees, bldg, permits 353 thru 359, x50.51
<br />At~i1 Bell Telephone Company, ui 5050, 3-1-54, x15.50
<br />The Rose Tribune, publish 1953 annual financial statement, 4665.00
<br />Ramsey County Treasurer, street lighting, Feb., x$0.5U
<br />The Rose Tribune, publish Ordinance No. 26 (Civil Defense), X39-38
<br />~t ~~ ~~ pript 1000 copies Ord. No. 26, ?10.25
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<br />Shell Station agr. H.P. 3runcke, 1710 N. Albert, representing residents in
<br />Larp ~ Albert his area, referred to complaints about operations of the new
<br />Shell service station at Albert and Larpenteur, especially as
<br />to its bright lights, ;~°r. Bruncke said the station remained
<br />open from 6:G0 A.~~a. until about 10 o'clock at night, and that
<br />.the station area was used for parking trucks overnight, He
<br />called attention to the increasing number of filline~ stations
<br />in the Village and inquired whether these could not be regulated
<br />by ordinance, Attorney Graham advised that filling stations'
<br />could be regulated as to lighting, and hours of operation, The
<br />?;~ayor reported that after contacting several residents who had
<br />comAlained about operations of the new Shell station, that he and
<br />Trustee Cartwright talked vrith the station operator, 'Mr. Earnest
<br />E. Taylor especially as to parking of trucks, and that. ?~r. '"aylor
<br />was in accord with a suggestion to plant trees so as to screen ov~w~r-,
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