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REGULAR ?~IF~TING, THURSDAY, January 23rd, 1958.
Meeting called to order at 7:~0 P. M., the following council members being
present: Harold C. Nilsen, Mayor; George J. Shavor, Trustee; Willis Warken-
tien, Trustee and William R. Utecht, Clerk. Also present: William E. Olsen,
Treasurer; Frank N. Graham, Attorney and Ethel White, Deputy Clerk and Treasurer.
The minutes of the January 9th, 1958 meeting were ordered approved as sub-
mitted.
Change Fund After discussion, Utecht moved that a "Change Fund" of
$625.00 be established. Seconded by Warkentien and motion
unanimously carried.
This procedure was suggested by Mr. Anderson of the
Public Examiner's office who was present at the meeting.
Shell Oil
Company A letter of Shell Oil Company dated January 9th, 1958 re-
questing permission to use Ste~rart's letter of December 18,
1957 in their employee publication was read. Utecht moved
that the clerk write Shell Oil Company a letter granting
this request. Seconded by Warkentien and motion unanimously
carried.
Consolidation
of Funds After discussion, Shavor moved that the balance in the
Street and Bridge Fund, The Fire Maintenance Fund, The Fire
Equipment Fund, the. Public Safety Fund, The Federal With-
holding Tax Fund and the Public Employees' Retirement
Association Fund as of December 31st, 1957 be transferred to
the General Fund since these funds made up the General Fund.
Seconded by Warkentien and motion unanimously carried.
Girl Scout
Leader Meetings A letter dated January 14, 1958 from Mrs. C. M. Zoubek,
1925 Asbury asking for permission to use the Village Hall
for a First Aid Course for Girl Scout Leaders from 1 to
3 o'clock on February 1t, 11, 18, 25 and March Itth was read.
Shavor moved that, the request be granted, and that the
Clerk notify Mrs. Zoubek and the Fire Department that
permission had been granted. Seconded by Plilsen and mo-
tion unanimously carried.
Firetown A letter of January 16, 1958 from the insurance department
Insurance of the State of Minnesota relating to the apnor tionment
Premiums of the insurance premium tax with form letters sent to
insurance agents and insurance companies was noted and filed.
Lametti Tree
Trimming A letter from Peter Lametti Construction Company dated
1-21-58 relating to trimming of trees damaged in their
work was read and referred to Trustee Warkentien for
checking.
Street Work Pictures taken by the Larson Studio showing breakup of
streets were studied. Two sets were turned over to
L~ungren,.one for his files and one for the contractor.
One set was filed with the Clerk.
Master Plumbers' Clarence Deeb, Roseville Plumbing & Heating; Winfield C.
Licenses #12, 13 West, West & Batroot Plumbing & heating; Albert E.
llt, 15, & 16. LeVasseur, Park Plumbing & Heating; F. G. Wagner, F. G.
Wagner Plumbing & Heating; John R. Murdock, J. R. Murdock
Plumbing & Heating Co., respectively, approved on motion by
Warkentien, seconded by Shavor and motion unanimously
carried.
Bond Approval Nilsen moved that the bonds issued by General Insurance
Company of America as follows be apnroveds
William E. Olsen, Treasurer, X61,000.00
William R. Utecht, Clerk, X500.00
Ethel E. ti'Yhite, Deputy Clerk and
Deputy Treasurer, X1000.00
Mark J. Hinderman, Justice of Peace, X1,000.00.
Seconded by Warkentien and unaminously carried.
Annual Report of
Indebtedness Utecht reported that he had completed the Annual Report
of Indebtedness and was filing it with the County Auditor.
Board of Health Utecht moved that the following appointments to the
Board of Health be approved:
Dr. D. R. Ausman, 1530 West Larpenteur Avenue,
Chairman, Term expires 12-31-59
Mrs. Ruth Fiker Moore, 1318 West California
Avenue,. term expires 12-31-60
Seconded by Warkentien and motion unanimously carried.
Falcon Heights The desirability of having a Village Development Committee
Development to handle matters of business, legislation and recreation
Committee was discussed. Utecht moved that a Falcon Heights Develop-
ment Committee be appointed composed of the following
members:
William ?3. Korstad, Chairman, 1625 Garden Ave.
Citizens:
David P. Cartwright, 1800 No. Albert.
Edwin A. Johnson, 1718 No. Arona
Bernard J. Rechtiene, 148l~ Iowa
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Development Business mens
Committee Earl C. Killmer, 1700 Larpenteur
(Cont'd~ Wm. F. Lindig, 16$1 Larpenteur.
Seconded by Shavor and motion unanimously carried.
Record Cards After discussion, Nilsen moved that the Clerk provide
50o record cards in substantially the form of the
sample submitted. Seconded by Warkentien and unanim-
ously carried.
Police Radio Nilsen reported that the offer of Ramsey County for
two way radio service for the Falcon Heights police
car upon the terms set out in the Ramsey County Board
of Commissioner's resolution dated December 16, 1957
had been accepted by him for the Village January 10, 1958.
Larpenteur Avenue The Village Engineer read a letter dated January 23, 1958
Improvements. summarizing a meeting which he and Nilsen had attended
with Messrs. Ancker ~ Crampton of the County Engineer's
office regarding plans for the development of Larpenteur
Avenue.
Storm Sewer
Survey Ljungren also discussed the present status of his study
of the Village storm serer problems.
Hanson Suit The Villa ge Attorney reported on the status ofthe.suit of
Hanson vs. Northome Shopping Center in which the Village
of Falcon Heights had been joined as a third party de- .
fendant on January 10, 1958. The defense of this suit
has been tendered to the insurance companies who will
answer ~"~`~r' the uill~ge.
Seger Charge The attorney also reported that the St. Paul Corporation
Revision Counsel's office was preparing resolutions to put into
effect the increase in sewer charges for the suburbs.
Copies will be supplied to the attorneys as soon as they
are ready and they will be given an opportunity to
present their case before the St. Paul City Council when
the resolutions are considered about a week later. The
attorney is to keep in touch with this situation and ad-
vise the Mayor and Clerk of developments.
Deputy Clerk
and Treasurer After discussion, Shauor` moved;thdt`.thd; Deputy Cler~€fs
wages be increased to X1.50 per hour effective February
15, 1958. Seconded by Nilsen and unanimously carried.
Appointment of After discussion, Warkentien moved that the office of
Trustee Trustee, vacated by Nilsen when he resigned to take
office as Mayor, be declared vacant. Seconded by Shavor
and motion unanimously carried.
The Mayor then asked for nominations of candidates to
fill the office of Trustee to serve out the balance of
Nilsen's term until December 31st, 1958. Nilsen nominated
Paul L. Coppini, Shavor nominated Edward R. Martin and
Utecht nominated A. Carl Kaechele. Warkentien moved that
appointment of nominations be closed. Seconded by Utecht and motion
firustee unanimously carried. Shavor moved that, the vote the
(Cont~d) taken by~ballot. Seconded by Utecht and motion unanimously
carried. The ballots were collected-and tabulated by the
Clerk with the following results.
Paul L. Coppini - 2
Edward R. Martin - 1
~. Carl Kaechele - 1
It appeared ±,hat no candidate had a majority of the votes.
After discussion, Shavor moved that Paul L. Coppini be
unanimously elected Trustee effective February 1, 1958,
to serve out the balance of Nilsen's term ending December
31st, 1958. Seconded by Warkentien and motion unanimously
carried.
Special P~ieet- Shavor moved that a Special Meeting of the Village
ing February Council be set for 7:30 P. M., Thursday, February 6th, 1958.
6, 1958 Seconded by Warkentien and motion unanimously carried.
Bills On motion by Utecht, seconded by Shavor and unanimously
carried, the following bills were ordered paid:
General Fund:
Northwestern Bell Telephone - Mi 6-5200 X17.20
Northwestern Bell Telephone - Mi 4-5050 16.50
R. A. ~".yers & Co. - Disinfectant, toilet
soap, Scouring ponder, & towels 17.70
Otto W. ftohland, Jr., Ramsey Co. Treas.,
ice control, snow & ice removal, snore
fence, blade and fill, salt-sand mix,
sand, handling charge & mileage 391.59
Pure Oil Co., gas, motor oil, balance
wheels, weights, 2 C. D. 2. 66.80
~,eme Typewriter Sales & Service,
typewriter rental - Olsen, Treas. 6.00
St. Paul Stamp Works, Inc. - 1 rubber
stamp - address change 1,63
Keller Corp. - premiums on officer's
bonds 10.00
Postmaster - stamps for Treasurer 6.00
First National Bank - Coupons & Serv Chg 81.00
Village _~H-all' & Fire Sta. Bonds
State Treasurer of ~dinnesota (Pera
Deductions) 191.25
U. S. Treas. Dept. Int. Rev. (WT) 379.15
John Schultz, tree trimming 319.50
A. J. Falkoski, plumbing inspector 81.00
~' Ethel 1Nhite, services dep clerk &
Treas. 133.;13
Construction Fund
Toltz, ing, Duvall, Etc. Jan 1958
bill 255.64
Jay W. Craig Co. Estimate #3 street
resurfacing 14,983.58
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ADJOUI'~N`MEN'T: On motion, the meeting adjourned 11 P. M.
Clerk
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