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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCMin_62Aug71792 1~EGULAR MEETING AUGUST 7, 1962. Meeting was called to order at 7:00 P. M., the following members of the Council being present: Harold C. Nilsen, Mayor; W. A. Mortenson, Clerk; C. P. Stone, Trustee; George Shavor, Trustee. Also present were Wm. E. Olsen, Treasurer; ,Brad Lemberg, Engineer; and Ethel E. White, Deputy Clerk and Deputy Treasurer. Absent: Willis Warkentien, Trustee. On motion by Shavor, seconded by Stone, it was voted to approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of July 25th as submitted. Licensees It was moved by Mortenson, seconded by Shavor and voted to accept application for On-Sale Beer Licenses for the State Fair Grounds as follows: Wm. S. Brede, 2211 B. Broadway, Minneapolis 13, Block 35, Building #351, (Beer Garden), CommornPealth and Underwood. Mrs. Katie R. Little, 21!17 Reaney Ave., St. Paul, Arcade Building, #lt21, Block 112, Minnesota Ave. near Liggett St. Miss Ina Foreman, b0 Inner Drive, St. Paul 16, Arcade Bldg., #421, Block 1a2, Minnesota Ave. near Liggett St. Martin F. Thori, 2085 3t. Clair Ave., St. Paul 5, Arcade Building, #It21,. Block 112, Minnesota Ave. near Liggett St. A. Gordon Schierman~ 1302 11P. Minnehaha Ave., St. Paul !t, Block 30, Lot R, Underwood St. near Commonvrealth Ave. Norton Lieberman, 257 Plymouth Ave., No., Minneapolis 11~ Block lilt, Lot S, Minnesota Ave. and Nelson St. Chester D. Junkin, P. 0. Box 511, Glen Lake, Minnesotat, ffiock 28, Grandstand Building, #286, Commorn+realth Avenue between Chambers St. and Nelson St. Signs Letter of. July 31, from George W. Plant, Chairman, Planning Commission, was read, in part, as follows: "It is the unanimous recoimnendation of the It members of the Planning Commission who were present that the variance not be granted." Shavor moved that the application for permit by Lawrence, Inc., for sign for the Falcon Heights Bank be denied,. and that the applicant be informed that on any future applications, we must have the signature of the owner to confirm this is the type of sign he desires. Seconded by Stone and carried. Sewer Conns It was moved by Mortenson, seconded by Nilsen arid. voted that the Village of Falcon Heights request the Commissioner of Public Works to permit Rose Plumbing Company to make a connection to the St. Paul sewer for the Central Shop Building, Minnesota Highway Department, 11179 No. Snelling Avenue, all expenses incurred to be paid by Rose Plumbing. 1793 Bruneke claim; Copy of letter from H. P. Bruncke to Briggs and Morgan was read. It advised, in part, claim for damages is based upon tre unauthorized change in the street grade and requested that the claim be considered still active, offering to discuss the matter in person. Snow plowing Letter. of August 6th from the County Commissioners was County Roads: read. Their proposal to remove snow from the County Roads in our Village is agreeable. Street Letter of August 2nd from the .County Engineer was read. Mileages Lemberg advised that all street mileage has been listed, including Grove East and Grove West, and it will be (3. K. for them to consider the previously reported mileage com- plete and correct. Snow Plowing The Deputy Clerk was instructed to request Village Engineers Village Streets: to make arrangements with the County for snow and ice control for the coming season. Weed Cutting, It was moyed by_Nilsen, seconded by Shavor and voted to Private Propertys certify the X38.00 cost of cutting the weeds on the Julia Lindig property to the County auditor for collection with her taxes. Sewer Conner- The Deputy Clerk was instructed to ask Atty. Galvin to tion: take action against any residents who have not connected to the Village Sanitary Sewer line. Sewer Correc- Nilsen moved that Engineer Lemberg be instructed to proceed tion, 1157 Towa: with corrective action on the A. E. Fry sewer connection, 1Lt57 Iowa, to relieve the periodic back-up condition and to notify the Council in the event they find anything out of the ordinary. Seconded by Shavor and carried. Lighting, Cross- Nilsen moved that Village Engineer Lemberg be instructed to Walks _ get in touch with Wm. Chenoweth, Traffic Safety Engineer, Ramsey County Highway Department, advising him we are ready to proceed. with the installation of the mast arm, flashing amber lights, at the cross walk located bet~reen .krona and Snelling, on Larpenteur, and that the Council would appreciate the Highway Department's participation in the cost inasmuch as it is an improvement to a County Highway. Seconded by Mortenson and carried. Idaho-Snelling Stone moved that the engineer be authorized to take the Playground: necessary steps to control the erosion of the spill way at the Zdaho-Snelling Playground. Seconded by Nilsen and carried. Stone moved that the Engineer be authorized to obtain and have delivered 30 yards of top soil to be levelled and seeded by Village personnel, and to obtain the necessary grass seed to seed the area under question. Seconded by Shavor and carried. 1794. Election Judges PRECINCT is Primary Elec. Ruth Martin, 1765 Fairview, 9/11/62 Mrs. Roy Johnson, 1816 Tatum, Mrs. Marie Nodland, 1749 Fairview, Irene MacGregor, 1795 Fairview, Esther Jaros, 1748 Tatum. PRECINCT 4s Mrs. Frances Berdie, 2208 Folwell Mrs. Kathy Meehan, 1580 Northrup Mrs. ,John Anderson, 229$ Folwell Mrs. Shirley Bean, 1215 Gibbs Mrs. A. M. Rusted, 2120 W. Larpenteur PRECINCT 3s Maxine Martin, Clara O~Keefe, Laverne Olsen, Grace Kroeger, Gladys MacKni 1 1840 Simpson 17lt3 No. Albert 1784 No. Pascal 1881 No. Holton zt, 1728 No Pascal COUNTING BOARD PRECINCT 3s Gerhard F. Schmidt, 1725 No. Asbury .Alex Gillespie, 1741 No. Pascal Helen Taylor, 1791 No. Holton Irma Loeding, 1790 No. Albert Josephine Mortenson, 1840 No. Arona PRECINCT 2s Anne Carroll, 1372 W. Towa Hazel Demming, 1446 W. Idaho Edith Frenning, 1407 W. Iowa Aurelia Toussaint, 1418 W. Iowa Joanne Coppini, 1507 W. Hoyt COUNTING BOARD PRECINCT 2s lfm. Carroll, 1372 W. Io~ra Gert r ude Green, 1482 W. Idaho Mildred Anderson, 1513 W. Hoyt /Alan Kline, 1432 W. Idaho Lillian Rossner, 13b2 W. Larpenteur [1 Signs Shavor moved that Helbig be instructed to paint out the word "Incorporatedtt from our Village marker signs. Seconded by Stone and carried. Bills: On motion by Shavor, seconded by Mortenson, the following bills were ordered paids WATERMAIN Il1~PROV~?IENT OF 1960 No. is American National Bank, semi-annual interest and bank fee 2045.10 GENEI~,AL FUND s Bertrand J. Slama, flushing sewer line 8.75 Volunteers, fire and drill 208.00 1795 Stanley P. Schultz, water disposal - 5.00 Jerry Renchin, services 51.25 Donald Pantzar, services 81.25 Gordon Nelson,. services ltb.25 Terry Helbig, services 11.50 Albert Helbig, services l~2.50 Ted Fenske, services 7.50 Jos. Bianchi, services 11.25 Don Merkel, services 7.50 Donald E. Arndt, overtime July and stamps 16.00 Glen Martin, services 22.25 Falcon Heights Shell, repairs pick-up truck 33.11 State Fair Car Wash, car wash contract !t/1/b2 to 4/1/63 65.00 B. & E. Fatral, dog catcher services 81.00 Archie C. Nordeen, overtime July 97.50 hfm. Jastrow, Plbg. Insp. Fees and expenses 110.00 Albert J. Helbig, sewer flushing 6.88 Owen W. Harmer, overtime July 133.75 Ydm. P. Carroll, weed eradication 23.22 American Linen Supply Co., laundry service 10.72 Minnesota Fence and Iron Works, Snell-Idaho Perm. Imn., playground fence 2970.59 Bonestroo, Rosene & Associates, Inc., engineering 167.00 Dunn 'Melding;Supply Co., oxygen 7.55 Motorola C. & E., mtce radio squad car 7.70 Lexington Lbr. Co., materials storage shed 5.7~ Rose Tribune, Pub. Ord. No. 65 7.blt Ethel E. White, services 1st 1/2 Aug. 176.76 Minnesota ~3enefit Association, Inc., insurance ?.50 John Schultz, tree expense 51.00 A. P. Keller Sanitation Co., sewer exp. x.0.00 Rose Tribune, Publish notice Public Hearing 8.37 Haskins & Sells, audit 1000.00 League of Minnesota Municipalities, dues 2112.00 Northern States Power Co., power and light 199.20 Shell Oil Co., gasoline, etc. 111.50 Adjournments On motion, the meeting was ad3ourned at 10:30 P. M. Signed ~ ~~ ~-= 1K. ortenson, Clerk. Approved ~ ,~~~~~ ~., Harol C. Nilsen, yor. I Ii ~J