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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCMin_52Mar26X66 REGULAR MEETING, VdEDNESDAY, MARCH L6, 1952 Present: H. L. Hen ,Mayor George J.~havor, Trustee Arthur A. Lindig, " Clarence Rekstad, " Clyde J. Stewart, Clerk Ralph Yan Hovers, Treasurer Frank N. Graham, Attorney Meeting called to order at 7:35 P.M. Minutes of regular meeting, March 12, 1952, of Public Hearing, March 12, 1952, em d of special meeting, March 18, 1952, were heard and approved as read. Household Following a general discussion of personal property taxes on goods household goods, the following resolution was adopted by a tax unanimous vote on motion by Henry, seconded by 3teirart - Resolution "RESOLVED, that the Village Council of the Village of Falcon H®ights goes on record as advocating abolishment of the personal property tax on household goods - And that the Village Clerk be directed to send a copy of this resolution to Representative Claude Allen and to Senator Elmer Andersen." Load limit - Justice of the Peace Lloyd Riley inquired as to whether posted School buses load limits on streets applied to school buses and to the & Dale-Hoyt Dale-Hoyt bus operated by the Twin City Lines. It was agreed bus to contact Reuben L. Achterkirch, of the Columbia Transit Company, aryl tiYilliam Lewis, of Kno~rlwood Motors as to size and axle load of school buses, and Attorney Graham will check statute as to tandem equipment requirement. It was then voted unanimously, on motion by Henry, seeanded by Shavor, that the clerk write the Twin City Lines, requesting rerouting of the Dale-Hoyt bus so it will run on Hemline instead of Arond during soft road conditions. Bills: On motion by Rekstad, seconded by Shavor, the following bills were ordered paid - Rhodie E. Arndt, election 3udge, 18 hrs, 3-18, $18.00 Ann B. Carroll, " " " " " X18.00 E.B. Rowley, election fudge, 18 hrs. & mileage, X19.50 Carol Ann Esbo~dt, election clerk, 3-18, 32 hrs, X3.50 Wm. P. Carroll, " " " " " X3.50 Patricia Carroll, " " " " " X3.50 Harold holler, 2 cesspools installed, ~v429.00 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., Ne5200, 3-10-52, X11.20 Nicols,Dean & Gregg, 12 spark plus, eng. #1, $5.96 Geo. Gunderson On motion by Shavor, seconded by Stewart, the following resolution resolution was adopted: I 1 In recognition of George Gunderson who served as Yillage Clerk and member of the Yillage Council of the Yillage of Lauderdale, the Falcon Heights Yillage Councih ~$kbh~this means of express- ing their appreciation of fir. f~undesson's services on matters transacted between our communities acid to extend the Council's sincere sympathy to the family in their bereavement. ~~7 BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVID that this expression of appreciation and sympathy be sent to the family of Mr. Gunderson; also that it be spread upon the minutes of this meeting." Building Don Julen, representing the Associated Investors, Inc., and the Permits ~'aleon Development Corporation, reported roof and ceiling problems in various business places at Snelling and Larpenteur, and asked that the council authorize permits for applying roofs and ceilings in the manner described by Mr. Julen to the council. Following discussion and on recommendation of Building Inspector Reichvw, Henry moved, seconded by Rekstad, that thrCe permits be approved as follows: (1) Reroof and reinsulate Rees building on north si de of Larpenteur. (2) Replace sa-d repair ceiling in same building. (3) Reroof Falcon Development Corporation building. :lotion carried unanimously. Ordinance Following discussion, Shavor moved adoption of ORDINANCE N0. 15, No. 15 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 8, ENTITLID "AN ORDINANCE :PROVIDING A ZONING PLAN FOR THE VILLAGE OF FALCON HEIGHTS" Seconded by Stewart and the following vote taken and recorded: Ayes: Henry, Shavor, Lindig, Rekstad, Stewart Nays: None The Mayor then declared Ordinance No. 15 duly adopted by a unanimous vote and directed publication of same. Ordinance Shavor then moved adoption of ORDINANCE N0. 16, AN ORDINANCE No. 16 .AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 8, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING A ZONING PLAN FOR THE VILLAGE OF FALCON HEIGHTS". Lindig seconded, and the following vote taken and recorded: Ayes: Henry, Shavor, Lindig, Rekstad, Stewart Nays: None ]~ayor Henry declared Ordinan ce No. 16 duly adopted by a unanimous vote and directed publication of same. Ordinance Shavor also moved adoption of Ordinance No. 1?, AN ORDINANCE No. 17 .AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 3, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING .A BUILDING CODE FOR THE VILLAGE OF FALCON HEIGHTS". Seconded by Henry and the following vote taken and reco rded: Ayes: Henry, Shavor, Lindig, Rekstad, Stewart Nays: None ]ldayor Henry declared Ordinance No. 1T duly adopted by a unanimous vote and directed publication of said ordinance. Health :Eiealth Officer Lindig reported on removal of a scarlet fever placard From the David Adams residence, 1483 West Larpenteur, which was put up March 17, 1952 with release dated March 27, 1952. Lindig also reported removal of scarlet fever placard from the Webb residence as of March 18, 1952. Investing 'Treasurer Van Hoven reported on certificates of deposit and Village funds municipal bonds suggested by the Falcon Heights State Bank. .After discussion, it was agreed to have the Treasurer check further on suitable investments for Village .funds, including 'U.S. Series F Bonds. 2~'~ ~8 Adjournment: On motion, the meeting adjourned at 12:30 A.BG., Burch 27th. rk Approved: ~~ Mayor REGULAR MEETING, WEDNESDAY, APRIII9, 1952 For lack of a quorum, account illness of some members of the council, the meeting was ordered postponed until Tuesday, April 15, 1952, commencing at 7: 30 P .M. S~ /- • erk Approved: Mayor REGULAR MEETING, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1952 Present: H.L. Henry, B~ayor Qeerge J. Shavor, Trustee Arthur A. Lindig, " Clyde J. Stewart, Clerk Ralph Van Hoven, Treasurer Frank N. Graham, Attorney Absent: Clarence Rekstad, Trustee Meeting called to order at 7:40 P.M. and minutes of regular meeting, March 26, 1952, and of postponed meeting, April 9, 1952, were heard and appro ved as read. Village In accordance with the informal action taken by the council on police March 8, 1952, following adjournment of their special meeting of that appts. date, Lindig moved that the appointments of Earl Smith and Jamea faller as special police officers for policing roads fora period to be de- termined by the council, be and hereby are approved, and that they be paid X1.50 an hour, plus 7~ per mile for use of t heLr ears. Seconded by Stewart and motion carried unanimously. 1 1 1