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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/07/1965 Council Minutes92 S P E C I A L M E E T I N G This special hearing has been called on April 7, 1965. All members present. (Meeting called at 7:00 p.m.) We are to consider the question of Edward Cegla and suspension of his liquor license. Mr. & Mrs. Cegla are present with their attorney, John Flannagan of St. Paul. Clef /a s Mr. Flannagan briefly described the , their background, approximate investment ($16,000) in their business, how this invest- ment was obtained, etc. Mrs. Cegla admittedly sold liquor to a minor in February, and was found guilty of a misdeamnor and paid the $100.00 fine. The Cegla's attorney requested the matter be tabled for six weeks because he felt the original charge was not worded correctly, and because the Cegla'sdid not have legal representation at the time of their trial. During this interim, Mr. Flannagan would attempt to reopen the court case and have the word "wilfully" stricken from the original charge. After discussion, it was moved by Speiser, seconded by Zelinka, that the hearing be continued to May 19, 8:00 p.m. On the vote, Anderson no, Speiser yes, Backlin yes, Zelinka yes, Domning yes. Meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m. S P E C I A L M E E T I N G A special meeting was called for 2:00 p.m. Sunday, April 1lth. All members present. Called for the purpose of the emergency flood condi- tionswithin the village. Bill Bohjanen asked the use of the hall to process claims for those pepple meeding or wanting assistance. Bill is to work as liason officer for the village with the county authorities and to assist Civil Defense if necessary. Mr. Richard Heule, address 8304 - 4th Avenue, was present at the meet- ing and asked the assistance of the village to have his landlord (Tom Anderson) turn on the water in the duplex in which he resided. He had no water or sewer accommodations and had 5 children. Mr. Anderson had turned off the water because of flood±ig in the basement of the build- ing, but Mr. Heule claimed that water in the basement had been a problem ever since he moved into the dwelling last November. (Dick Anderson, the other tenant, backed up the statement about the water trouble, but obviously didn't want to start trouble with his landlord). Mr. Anderson, the proprietor of the above property, felt he was not responsible for his tenant's welfare, and stated he would only sustain further damage to his building if he allowed the sewer and water to be used. After considerable discussion, Tom Anderson agre3 to turn on the water and Mr. Heule agreed to use only drinking and cooking water and use sewage facilities as little as possible until the high water had gone down.