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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCMin_69Oct232923 MEETING OF OCTOBER 23, 1969 The regular meeting of October 23, 1969 was called to order at 7s00 P.M. with the follcnring meanbers presents Mayor Warkentien, Clerk Taylor, Councilmen Stone, Black and Ecklund. Engineer Lemberg arrived at 7sls, Treasurer Olsen at ?s35 and Attorne~* Seed at 8 :l~0 P .M. Minutes Stone moved that the minutes of October 9, 1969 be ap- proved as corrected. Warkentien seconded and motion carried. 1 1 Sewer Back-up at Mr. Eder. Muggenberg, 1543 West Iowa Avenue, appeared at lsls3 West Iowa: Council meeting to discuss having sewer back-up on at least four occasions. He has paid $15.00 plmabing fees and would like to be reimbursed. Stone moved that the Village reimburse Mr. Muggenberg and it was seconded by Ecklund. Motion carried. Mr. Alvin Lewis, Mr. Lewis complained about water z~uml3.ng down into his 1997 Autumn Avenues property from the corner of Autumn and Roselawn. Hi.s problem will. be discussed further by the Village Engin- eer and Council members. Mr. Lewis does not like to ob3ect but he explained that the idea of a fence that ne3.ghbor Mr. Richard Bandon of 1975 Autumn Av~ue wants to install. around his (proposed) above ground swimming pool would obstract his view and also detract from the value of his propertyL Council manbers will meet on Saturday morning at 9:00 A.M. on October 25, to discuss this further. .Mrs. Marie Horton, Warkentien moved that the Council reduce the amount of 1!422 West Towa Avenue, assessment cost frcuu $217.90 to $208.73, a difference Reduce Sidewalk of $9.17 which is for sodding Mrs. Horton took care of Assessment: herself. Seconded by Black and motion carr3.ed. Tennis Courts at Falcon Black moved that the Village Clerk be authorised to Heights Elementary direct a letter to School District 623, attention Mr. Schools Ray Bing, in regards to plans for a tennis court to be constructed by the Falcon Heights Vil.].age on FaAcon Heights Elementary School property, 1oe~ated at 1393 Cfarden Avenue. The letter will be suban3.tted to the Board of Education for final. approval. Warkentien sec- onded and motion carried. Fire Reports Eck3.und read fire reports Nos. 808 and 809. Aerial Photo Warkentiea moved that the Village maintenance man be Map Frames authorised to make a frame with glass for the aerial photo map. Stone seconded and motion carr3.ed. Dr. C. Cfustav Harris Tt was requested we have Dr. Hard appear for consultation at November 13, 1969 Council meeting. / o/~ 3/ f ~92~ Arundel Street Sewer Engineer Lemberg read a letter from the City of St. Repair Costs: Pavl Public Works Department regarding Falcon Heights share of the Arundel Street Surer Repair charges. Stone moved that in the matter of the billing to the Village for its share the Village Ebgineer and Village Attorney be authorized to negotiate with the City of St. Paul to further reduce the Falcon Heights share which is $11,536.58 as shown in the letter of lO-10-69 from the Public Works De~partmeut. Seconded by Black and motion carried. Joe Prifrel~ Agent, Mr. Joe Prifrel was present and agreed to present to Teamster ~ s Union #1149 s the ess~ployees the proposed terms for the year 1970 contract. Parking Problem at Residexits living on Iowa near Hemline Avenue are com- Iowa and Haml3.ne plaining about the cars parked 3n front of their homes Avenues by shoppers to the stores 3n the area. Ecklund will study this problem before a further can be considered by the Council. Hamline.Avenue E~agineer Lemberg reported that the contractor is start- Watermain Pro~eat: ing onthe Hemline Avenue Watermain Project this week. Computerizing Clerk Taylor wi11 contact Mr. Robert D. Milne and Sewer Billing: Associates to inquire about computerizing sewer billing costs and operations for the Village. Ordjxiance No. 97: Warkentien moved that we adopt Ordinance No. 97, AN ORDINANCE REGULATII+~ THE OPERATION OF THE MtTNICIPAL SANITARY SEWER SYSTII~I. Stone seconded and motion carried. Reconsideration of Black moved that we reconsider the application for Conditional Use Permit: conditional use permit for Stanley Schultz, 1725 Fry Street. Mr. Schultz says he has an oral p~nit for occasional use of University of M3.mlesota road to come in to the rear of his property. Seconded by Warke~atien. Stone abstained. Motion carried. Black moved that Mr. Schultz be granted approval of his request for conditional use permit accord3.ng to the plans submitted with the provision that, except for the purpose of loading and unloading the vehicle, it shall at all times be parked in the carport and not-`:3.n the ea3.ert3.ng dr3.veway. Seconded by Eekland. Stone abstained. Motion carried. Bi11s: Warkentien moved that we pay the following bills Minnesota Hospital Service - K. Gavarn ?3.26 McClain Redman Scheldt -Office supplies 5.89 Henry Dachtera -Seminar registration 55.00 Board of Water Commissioners -Oct, Nov, Deco 8.70 (1573 North Hairline Avenue) 2925 Bi11s (continued) American Linen Supply Co. - S~-t. supplies 26.23 Sun Newspapers -Legal publishing s It2.10 N©rthwestern Bell Tel.aphon® Co.-6t41i.-5575-6}x.6-52c~ 63.90 wafter S. Booth -Affidavit of Cand. forms- 7.60 Juat. of the peace forms Mi.dKay ~rperwriter Exchange -parts & labor 21.l~0 on add machine Genevieve Beiges -Reimbursement for ~. Fee l~28.k~0 Inter-City Printing -office supplies 37.95 Rosertawn Sanitation -Men, machines & mater9.a1 309.76 (1906 Holton, l86}~ Arona, 1376 w. Iowa) Commissioner of taxation -State withholding 169.10 Falcon Heights State Bank -Federal Withholding 890.10 Mutual. Service Life Tnsuranee Co. - G. Beiges 120.08 Ecklund seconded and motion carried. Ad3our~ent: Upon motion, meeting was adjourned at 11:20 P.M. Ferk Approved ~G2-~.a ~~, Mayor 1