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REGULAR MEETING, TUESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1961
Present:
H. L. Henry, Mayor
George J. Shavor, Trustee
Arthur A. Lindig, "
Clarence Rekstad, "
Clyde J. Stewart, Cler k
Ralph Van Hoven, Treasurer
Frank N. Graham, Attorney
Meeting called to order at 7:40 P.M. and minutes of regular
meeting, Sep tember 11, 1951, and of Special meeting, September 19, 1951, were
heard and approved as read.
Falcon Heights R. J. Stenberg, 1540 Crawford, appeared before the Council
Dry Cleaners again in connection with nuisance condition and possible
health hazard involving operations of the Falcon Heights
Dry Cleaners plant. Letter of September 11, 1951, from
F.L. ~roodward, of the Minnesota Department of Health, University
Campus, reporting on their investigation of these matters was
read. Mr. Stenberg was also informed of Attorney Graham's
and Trustee Lindig's meeting with Mr. Douglas Rees on September
18th, and progress being made towards having these and other
conditions corrected.
1952 Fire Andrew Hustrulid, Chairman, Fire Protection Committee, presented
Dept. budget the written recommendation of his Committee as t o financial
needs of the Fire Department for 1952 with list showing details -
amounts requested being X14,065.00 for Fire ;d[aintenance and X1,509.00
for Fire Equipment.
L. & L. Building Inspector Reichow reported that certain construction work
Appliance had been started without a building permit by the D. A. P7elson
Addition Construction Company, Inc. and the Associated Investors in connection
with providing additional storage space ire the rear of the L. & L.
Appliance Shop. Mr. Nelson; ,of the Construction Company, being
present, was asked to explain their action in starting construction
before securing a building permit. Rekstad then moved that if the
footings and foundation satisfy the building inspector and comply
with building codes, that the permit be granted to the Associated
Investors for additional storage in the rear of the L. & L. Appliance
Store, but that no additional construction be permitted until after
the inspection. Seconded by Lindig and carried by a unanimous vote.
In this connection, the clerk was asked to write Mr. Stepnitze, of
the Associated Investors, and the D.A. Nelson Construction Company,
that any further violation of the code would be prosecuted under
the provisions of Ordinance No. 3. -
Pedestrian Public Safety Committee Chairman,-Don Arndt, reported on the
Crosswalk traffic hazard involving shoppers crossing Larpenteur in the
business area, and su~~estion of Mr. '~~linfrey, of the Falcon Heights
Commercial Club, that a pedestrian cross-walk be painted across
Larpenteur as a temporary safety measure. After discussion, Arndt
was asked to consult the County Safety Engineer regarding the matter.
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RESOLUTION AtTTHORIZING DEDICATION OF VILLAGE
WHEREAS, certain alleys in Northom® 2nd Addition, Ramsey
County, Minnesota, were duly vacated by resolution of this
council on June 26, 1951; and
SKHEREAS, as a result of said dedication Iowa Avenue became
a dead end street and it was then understood that the Village of
Falcon Heights would dedicate a portion of Lot One (1), Block
Ten (10) I~orthome 2nd Addition, which it owned, to be used for
turnaround purposes as recommended by the Ramsey County Surveyorts
Office; and
WHEREAS, it is desired to improve this portion of Iowa
Avenue in the near future; and
VYHEREAS, it appears that it is for the best interests of
the public that the Village dedicate the f ollowing described
property to the public for. highway purposes;
NO1~1 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the
Village of Falcon Heights, as follows:
1. That the f ollowing described property now owned by the
Village of Falcon Heights, Ramsey Cotanty, Minnesota, be and it
hereby is dedicated to the public for highway purposes:
The East thirty (30) feet of the South Thin ty
(30) feet of Lot One (1), Block Ten (10),
I~orthome 2nd Addition in and for said county
of Ramsey.
2. That the Mayor and Clerk be, and they h®reby are, author-
izeel and directed to sign, seal, deliver, file and record all
necessary instruments to effect the aforesaid dedication.
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Meeting with Attorney Graham's letter of September 18, 1951, relative
Douglas Rees to his .and Trustee Lindig's meeting with Mr. Douglas Rees
reported. and Mr. Don Julen, including examination of the alley and
premises north of Larpenteur, between Snelling and Arona
Avenues, the proposed man-hole behind Dry Cleaners and
alley drainage, water running across Larpenteur and down
Arona, plans for minature golf course, root beer stand lease,
etc. The County Engineer will be contacted as to putting in
a catch basin back of the Dry Cleaners, and if practicable, to
furnish estimated c"oat.
Xmas decorations Letters from Attorney Graham relating to the question of the
Village aiding the Commeroial Club financially in providing
Correcting Christmas deoorations on a downtown area private lot, also
Street letters regarding St Paul Water Department request to correct
Numbers certain street numbers.
Fuel Oil The Clerk reported of the various competitive bids received
from fuel oil companies, that the Thorne Coal and Uil Company's
bid of $12.50 per hundred gallons delivered at the Village Hall,
was the lowest. On motion by ??ekstad, seconded by Lindig, the
Clerk was authorized to advise the Thorne Coal and Oil Company
that they could supply the Village with No. 2 fuel oil on a
monthly end:°keep fill" basis the same as last year at the
delivered price quoted in their letter of August 25, 1951.
Adjournment: On motion, the meeting adjourned at 12:50 A.M., Sept. 26th.
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Approved: rk
Mayor
REGULAR MEETING, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1951
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Present:
H. L. Henry, Mayor
George J. Shavor, Trustee
Arthur A. Lindig, "
Clarence Rekstad, "
Clyde J. Stewart, Clerk
Ralph Van iioven, Treasurer
Frank N. Graham, Attorney
Meeting called to!order at ?:45 P.M., and minutes of September 25, 1951, meeting
were heard and approved as read.
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