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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCMin_62May231760 REGULAR MEETING MAY 23, 1962. Meeting was called to order at 7;10 P. M., the following Council Members being Aresent: George J. Shaver, Acting Mayor; Willis ~"~arkentien, Trustee; Charles P. Stone, Trustee; W. A. Mortensen, Clerk. Also present were M. J. Galvin, Village Attorney; Brad Lemberg, Village Engineer; Vdm. E. Olsen, Treasurer; and Ethel E. White, Deputy Clerk and Deputy Treasurer. Absents Harold C. Nilsen, "Mayor. Tress: Report of tree damage by Roy Smith, 1765 No. Arena was referred to Engineer Lemberg. Parks and Notice of the meeting to discuss parks and. playgrounds, to be Playgrounds: held at the New Brighton Village Hall rMay 2!~ at 8 P. hM., was read. No one on the Council was free to attend. Ramsey County Shavor moved that ~1. A. Mortensen be named Falcon Heights' League of Official Representative to the Standing Legislative Committee ??unicinalities: of the Ramsey County League of Municipalities. Seconded by Stone and carried. Cross walk: James Corson, 1697 No. Fry, appeared to call attention to the fact that the cross walk was not kept up in accordance to state standards. The matter was referred to Engineer Lemberg who is presently studying it in connection with a traffic elan for the business section at Larrenteur and Snelling. Special Hear- The s:~ecial hearing was called to order at 8 P. i~~i. There were ing, Land L'se about !t0 peonle present. Study: Shavor advised that the Council had taken no further action and were pre-disposed to terminate the hearing. Vlarkentien moved that the hearing be terminated without action by the Council on the Street Use ?'lan. Seconded by Mortensen and carried. J. 'iacGregor: ~!Tha.t is the difference between the Land Use Plan and Street Use Plan? Galvin: The Land Use Plan is an over-all plan for the entire Village which includes not only the area under discussion at this time but the entire Village. 3efore the hearing, it was the inten- tion to file the Street Use Plan with the Registrar of Deeds so it became a part of the Public Record. The Land Use Plan is not filed with anyone except the Village. Shavers The Public Haring on the Street Use Plan is hereby terminated. L. Disanto: ?My lot is the one shown as Hart of the cross street and divided into small lots on the Street Use Plan. Mill I be able to Shavor: build on that now? There has been a "hold" on your lot, but with the Street Use Plan completely aban~?oned, I can see no reason for continuing the "hold:. Vie will give you official notice later. 1761 ".Rrs. ~~. Young- I would like to know what can be built on my lot. They tell me per: I have to have a 90 foot frontage before it can be used for multiple dwellings. ~~1y lot is not that wide. She was told she could continue to use it as a residence until such time as some developer might approach her with a proposal to buy her lot and other property sufficient to enable him to con- struct his proposed project. A+,torney Galvin advised her that the Council did not iniate these proposals. All they did was review the proposals submitted to see if they com- plied with regulations. P~Irs. Youngner then said she felt she had been injured, and. would like to know what could be built on her property. She eras advised the Council ~.aould check and report to her later. J. Bianchi, Zhe zoning map shows a 30~ set back from Fairview. The I72~ No. other homes on Fairview are set; back 50'. "dill an apartment Fairview: be permitted with a 30' set back? The matter was .referred to Attorney Galvin who will report back at the next meeting, June 13th. Sanitary Attorney Galvin reported he had received a letter from Hanson's Sewer, Harvey attorney advising that, in the process of hooking up to the Hanson: sewer, they had run into problems which led to inconvenience and damage to the house for which Hanson feels he should be compensated. Engineer Lemberg reported tha± it was due to Hanson's ovm neglect to contact reco^imended plumbers that he vras without sewer service as long as he was. He did nothing to mitigate the damage or improve the s9..tuation. He had been advised that, through his negligence, he tivas permitting a condition to continue that might lead to a serious health problem. Stone moved that a±torney Galvin be instructed to deny +.,he claim. Seconded by Z'iarkentien and carried. At±orney Galvin has referred the claim to the Village insurance company in the interim. Sanitary Sewer, The Deputy Clerk was instructed to call those people who have House Connec- not yet hooked up to the sewer advising that the Council feels tions: they have been allowed ample time to make the connection, and reques+.,ing that connections be completed before the end of ',tay, 1962. Voting .Pre- There was a discussion regarding dividing the present Precinct 1 cincts: into two polling places. Hollywood Court, and the section bounded by the u~test side of Snelling ?.venue, the East side of Cleveland, South side of Roselawn and North side of Larpenteur to continue to vote at the Village hall. The balance of the present Precinct 1 t~ vote at the old salesroom portion of the Northwest Greenhouses, at one time known as the Gibbs-1~?elson Greenhouses, located on the South side of Larpenteur and about a block 'dVest of Gleveland Avenue for the final election this coming Fall. ~,Rr. Galvin will complete arrangements with the University of ?~dinnesota. 1762 Albert Attorney ~'Talvin reported on H. P. ~'runcke's claim. Stone Street moved that Galvin be authorized to deny the claim of negligence. Grade: Seconded by rkiortenson and carried. Tdr. Galvin has referred this claim to the Village insurance company. Idaho-Snell. Vdarkentien and S+.,one will r~~et Lemberg on location and determine Perm. Imp.: placement of Hockey and Free skating rinks. Lemberg also dis- played plans for fence and discussed relocation of gate. Dogs: There was a discussion regarding passing a resolution, as per- mitted under the pr: sent dog ordinance, enforcing a leash laar from April 1st to September 30th. The ma+.ter will be acted on at the next Council meeting, June 13th. 'dills: On motion by Stone, seconded by V.~arkentien; the following hills were ordered Aaid: B & E Patrol, dog catcher services 38.50 Leo J. V~(eet, postage for civil defense letters ~t0.00 N. W. Bell Telephone Co. , P~Ii 6-5200 22.90 V+Tm. Jastrow, sewer & plumbing inspections and exp. !~l~.00 J. Bianchi, sewer mtce. 13.65 A. J. Helbig, sewer mice. ~t5.00 Gordon H. Nelson, ditto 25.00 S. P. Schultz, ditto 25.00 B. J. Slama, ditto 62.50 Ethel E. 'y'9hite, services last 1/2 May 185.65 N. W. Bell Telephone Co., Mi It-5575 & ",~i ~-5050 36.50 Briggs and Morgan, legal services April 558.75 Inter-City Prtg. Co., forms for bldg. insp. X2.70 Ramsey Co. Treas., street mtce and lighting 61.6h The Callboy Co., tubing for traffic counter 5.38 E. J. Pennig, bituminous mix 7~~79 Rogers, planning and zoning mars i 3.60 Thermo-Fax Sales, thermofax paper 25.63 Ethel E. VThite, registration squad car and glue 1.38 V~lessner, Inc., 6 uniform shirts 27.00 Midway Ford, squad car expense 1.00 Ramsey Co. Mun. Civ. Def. Dir. Ass'n., dues 5.00 Minn. Ass'n., Civil Defense Directors, dues 5.00 Bill's Standard Service, rez~airs squad car 15.5 Adjournment: On motion, the meeting adjourned a.+ 10;30 P. M. Signed ~, , ~~~ ~~~ Cler A~~*~roved .!'~~-~-~~' Ac ing ?Mayo