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P~leeting called to 0
<br />z~resent, as follows:
<br />Hustrulid, Trustee;
<br />present, 'l~iiliam x;.
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<br />REGULAR ';~:.;ETING, ?`~8D?v~DAY, AFb:IL 11t, 195
<br />rder at 7:?~G P.i~:,, with roll~eall recording all c^uncil members
<br />Robert :;. Stenzinger, A:?ayor; George J. Shavor, Trustee; Andrew
<br />David P. Ca.rtvrrip~ht, Trustee; Clyde J. Stewart, Clerk, Also
<br />Olsen, Treasurer, ar~d Frank Td. Graham, Attorney.
<br />minutes of March 21~, 1951 meeting were heard and approved as read.
<br />Cigarette Application of Michael Hadreas, together with check for X5.00
<br />license, covering pro rated license fee thru June 30, 195., for license
<br />Flameburger to sell cigarettes at retail at the Flameburgex, 1533 ~'~est
<br />Larpenteur, was considered. On motion by Cartwright, seconded
<br />by Hustrulid, it was voted unanimously to approve the application.
<br />Fire Dept. On motion by I'_ustrulid, seconded by Cartwright, i±. was voted
<br />Regn. #27 to approve Fire Departmen+., requisition No. 27.
<br />Clerks was ordered approved on motion by Cartwright, seconded by
<br />Regn. #25 Hustrulid.
<br />Proposed Bldg., Joseph Cohen and his attorneys, Kaplan, Edelman and Kaplan,
<br />SE corner, presented tentative plans for a proposed building, about 80x
<br />Larpenteur R. 300 feet, to be erected on the southeast. corner of Larpenteur
<br />Snelling and Snelling. The blue print showed the building would
<br /> accommodate a drug store, a women's apparel shop, a bootery,
<br /> super market and restaurant, with an off-street customer
<br /> parking area of about 111~x3b0 ft. D.gatters pertaining to the
<br /> present curb cut which would be in front of the proposed.
<br /> building, and to the 20-foot area in the rear of the property
<br /> reserved as a passage ;,ray, were discussed with t.,he council.
<br /> Pair. t.F. Stepnitz, representing Associated Invescbors, Tnc,,
<br /> also spoke or. the curb cut and proposed parking arrangements.
<br /> It was ap;reed that final plans would be submitted to the council
<br /> after the owners of the business properties concerned work out
<br /> arrangements for the flow of traffic so as to provide parking
<br /> facilities both in front of the properties and in the rear.
<br />Propased ''essrs. A.C. Sevier, representing lessee operators of filling
<br />Ordinance for stations in the Twin Cities area, and H. `". "'t?isman, of the
<br />licensing Minnesota Petroleum Industries committee, appeased before the
<br />filling stns. council regarding the proposed ordinancefoY` lieenang gasoline
<br /> stations. In answer to Nor. ~'.hisman's question as to why the
<br /> ordinance had been proposed, Attorney Graham said. this had
<br /> been done at the request of the council, and. he then summarized
<br /> provisions of the proposed ordinance. '~~r. hhisman stated that
<br /> his organization is interested in regulation of the industry
<br /> acid in matters pertaining to safety in the handling of ssr~, an
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<br />products. Stated that a code set up for the handling, n
<br /> of petroleum products s~~~~a~g~Haas~sa~~t has the endorsement
<br /> of the Fire Underwriters and State Fire Marshal, also that a
<br /> urovision of the code states that no local government shall enact
<br /> any ordinance which shall violate such rules. In naming objections
<br /> to the proposed ordinance, jr. Sevier referred to a seotion stating
<br /> that the council may impose any conditions or restrictions it
<br /> advisable in the public intere '~-. After
<br />deems necessary or
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<br />considerable discussion, Stdnzinger moved that thillage attorney
<br /> and the council sit down at an open meeting, beginning at 8:00 P.M.,
<br /> T.~ay 5, 195t~, at the Village Hall, with representatives of the oil
<br /> industry, filling station operators concerned, and with interested
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