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<br />REGULAR MEETING, WIDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1956
<br />Meeting called to order at 7:110 P.M., with the following council members present:
<br />William R. Utecht, Mayor; David P. Cartwright, Trustee; Harold C. Nilsen, Trustee;
<br />Clyde J. Stewart, Clerk. Also present; William E. Olsen, Treasurer, and Frank N.
<br />Graham., Attorney. Absent until 9:50 P.M., George J. Shavor, Trustee
<br />Minutes of the January 25, 1956 meeting were heard, Statement on page 6119, regarding
<br />Earl Horazdovsky requesting permission to build an addition, 17xl~It, at the rear of
<br />the filling station, was corrected to read "at the side of the filling station."
<br />The minutes were then approved as corrected.
<br />Dog The following residents appeared before the council to complain about
<br />Problem problems that dogs are creating in their neighborhood, such as tipping
<br />over garbage cans, digging, etc: Mrs. John C. Kelsey, 11170 California
<br />Avenue West; Mrs. L.P~. Nolan, 11G85 West California; Mrs. Herbert C. Horton,
<br />11168 West California; Mrs. A.H. Paschall, 1476 West California; J. F.
<br />Dixon, 1195 West California, and Mrs. W.W. Pr2ebe, 1!}91 West California.
<br />Inquiry eras made as to the licensing of dogs or other controls. After
<br />considerable discussion, Stewart moved that the Mayor appoint a committee
<br />of three to study dog licensing and control and how such measures are
<br />working out in nearby communities. Seconded by Cartwright and motion
<br />carried unanimously. trustee Nilsen was than appointed to head the
<br />committee.
<br />Regn. #75 covering office supplies for Clerk, 500 3¢ postage stamps for Treasurer
<br />and Clerk, and reprinting 150 copies of revised monthly statement for
<br />Treasurer, was approved on motion by Cartwright, seconded by Utecht.
<br />Regn #76
<br />Fir® Dept. On motion by Cartwright, seconded by Utecht, requisition No. 7b was
<br />approved, covering running board enamel, two log books, light bulbs, etc.
<br />Treasurer's The Treasurer's bond with The Fidelity and Casulaty Company of New York,
<br />Bond in the amount of $61,000.00, for the period January 1, 1956 to December
<br />31, 1957, was presented and found to be in approved form by the Village
<br />attorney. The Cle rk was ordered to file same.
<br />J.P. bond The Clerk reported that he was informed by Justice of the Peace elect,
<br />and bath Donald Nelson, that the latter had filed his 8oad ~in the' aaoiait of500.00
<br />with the Secretary of State as requireci~also that he had filed his oath
<br />of office.
<br />Paul A request from Paul Manke oorst~ae~~of the Village Hal1~T~resday n~i~t~~,
<br />Manke tiCu~ iA~k~~e :~~~~ was discussed. It was agreed to defer ~
<br />Auto Club acting on the request anti], iiis consist of ;the graup::~ be-dQt.ned.
<br />Variance Letter and plans were received in connection with the request of
<br />Request Earl Horazdovsky and Harold Horazdovsky for a variance in the sideyard
<br />Horazdovsky provisions of the Village ordinance to permit the building of an
<br />addition bn the north side of their gasoline filling station at 1565
<br />Hamiline Avenue North, for use as a lawn mower repair shop. After
<br />discussion, Stewart moved acceptance of the request and that it be
<br />referred to our Planning Commission, with the suggestion that the
<br />Commission's public hearing thereon be held prior to the council's
<br />next regular meeting. Seconded by Cartwright and motion carried
<br />unanimously.
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