HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-02-58 CCMMinutes of Village Council .Oeetin, held Sept. 2, iRS 1058, all
present.
Minutes of meeting held Aug. 5, 1958 were read and approved as reaci.
Francis Hefron appearred at the council meetin__; and complained about
the ditch between his property and the Donovan property, as the ditch
was filled up towards the south end of his property, and that the
water was draining, over Lis lot. After a discussion it was decided
to look over the situation on Sat. Sept. 13, 1958 to find a solution
to t4:e problem.
Paul Michaelis complained about the wee. -is on the Neilsen property
on the East side of Juniper St. The owner to be informed tc cut the
weeds.
Committee reports: Trustee Dornfeld, brought up tree matter of
damage done at the creamery during; the recent, bream in. He stated
that a bill was presented to Spec. Officer Dennis wi-Io in turn
gave it to Constable Eder in the amount of 070.70. That Constable
Eder had .returned the bill to the T.C. Nilk Prod. AssIn., as nox
formal complaint had been made to the Justice of the Peace, and that
no further action wo.!ld be taken until this had been done. each,
Motion was then made and seconded that the sum of plU.OU be paid
to Special Ufjicers Robert Dennis and Kenneth Streiff for service at
the milk creamery. Motion carried.
Parks and Playgrounds: Tru tee Krongard reported that lie had
talked to Rev. Larsen about the paper at the warmink_, house, which was
refused by Waldorf Paper Co., on account of bein._, wet. Rev. Larsen
informed him that he would take it up with the Luther League about
hauling the -caper g.way. Earl Goerss, President of the Lions Club
was present and stated treat the Lions Club would like the co-operation
of the Village in getting-; the s i-<ating rini� in shape for skating and
hockey playing, and. that a separate rink was desired I.or sicatin only.
Motion was then bade and seconded to give ttie Lions Club perr(jission
to grade !jockey and skating rink. Motion carried.
Streets: Trustee Ebne had nox report. it v.as decided that the
rarilroad co., should be asked to cut the weeds on the south side of
their ri;ht of way along Vth street., and that Howard huebener be
notif'ied by Tri.istee Kron_;arc, tc cut weeds on his property.
Euildini. lrispector Erick Scheel appearred at the meeting and
reported that John Schutman had called him and informed. him th�-t
he
intended to sell some lots on the south side of his property along
the north side of llth St., but before selling same he wanted to know
if building permits could be obtained. The location of the proposed
dwellings bein`; contrary to the building; ordinance, the Village would
nc t authorize the issuance of bui i_ding permits.
Fire Ci!iet' Henning present at the meeting stateci that he had made
an olfer of J80U.,U to the Fridley I ire .Dept., for a 4 wheel drive fire
truce, and ths.t he I,ad discussed it with East Oakdale Twp., and that
they h. d ar;reed to go as i.; igh at $400. UU for the 3rd true -c. Motion
was tliyen made and seconded that the village would go up to 4200.UO
for the purchase of this 3rd i;ruc:.. 1viotic-n carried. He also asked
iv permi ;sign to install 3-pt--ase power in the fire hall for operating
a fire sirn. Permission granted.
Mayor Urtel reported that a meeting of the Metropolitan Planning
Comrlission would be held Seot.3,1�58 at St. Paul. members
of the
council were unable to attend tr.e meeting.
(over)
The following bills ^.,er(-; presented:
The E i -Later°al Fire Hose Co., 250 feet 1-.ose 1 " ire
jJiller Davis Go.; Treas. hook 16.94
Erick Scheel, Building inspecti.orls 1e oo
hober-t Dennis, Spec. police oi'i icer 10.00
Carl f-lin;)er, 20 yrs gravel, de -Jot street
G. A. Beyer iVierc . Go., Yost and taues on fire bla._ lot lE,.bB
No---thv�. Fell 'el Co., Ser-vice, tiu6ust 41.75
iv;!c.t:,_on was the made and secon jeka that the above bills be
allowed and same v"ere ordered pain.
The matter of holdinFv our next Village Election .on Nov. 4tri, 1958,
t-.e same as tree general election was discussed. M-otion was then made
by Trustee Dorn' eld and seconded by `l'rusteo Lbne th-:t the annual
villa-e el6cti.on be r:eld Nov. 4tr±, 1.958 on tr:e same date as the General
Election. TOiotion was unanimously adopted.