HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-03-62 CCMVILLAGE OF LAKE ELMO
April 3, 1962
Minutes of Council Meeting.
Present: Louis Urtel, Lloyd Ebne, Roy Dornfeld, Randolph Carlson,
and Donald Mehsikomer.
Carl Ahlgren requested information as to whether he can build
within 3 f6et of his North property line. The building Ordinance.
covers only residential limitations which call for building 5
feet away from the property line. Since this is zoned commercial
it was recommended that he contact the property owner North of his
property and if he had no objection the council would agree to
permit building to within 3 feet of the fine as requested.
Well report. As of today the well is at a depth of 720 feet.
A statement of charges which had been approved by Banister Eng—
ineering was submitted for consideration and partial payment.
Clerk instructed to contact the bank to cover this expense on an
interest bearing note to be held by the bank until the well
bonds have been sold. Amount $4,780.40.
Both Mr. Ponath and Mr Curtis had approved the easement for a
roadway to the well site. Mr. Tom Waite of Minneapoolie Savings
and Loan still has to approve before the easement can be filed.
Howard Huebner has approved an easement through his property for
a water main. This *s a 20 ft. temporary and 10 ft permanent
easement. Earl Goerss has also given herbal approval for the
main to cross his property. Banister Engineering will have to
check with Nomman Mendt to determine the exact location of kii5the
cesspool.of Howard Heebner, Harold Fodness is considering the
full circle around Park Drive or whether he wants only the western
and south of this street.
Committee reports:
Streets:Trustee Lloyd Ebne reported that gravel had been dumped
on the West end of Seventh Street and on Rose Street. The gravel
streets were all graded on april 3.
Mayor Urtel advised that he had appointed Mr. E. Mechelke as
assistant weed inspector.
Police and Safety: No fire calls or police calls this month.
Recreation: Trustee Randolph Carlson suggested and received
approval to have an electricity meter installed at the skating
rink and then have the lights shut off during the summer.
The Lake Elmo Lions have donated complete cost of materials and
l labor to install two basketball standards which will be located
across the North end of the hockey rink.
Clerk Mehsikomer reported that the Schwartz garage was reevaluated
for tax purposes. The present true and full value of this building
is 66800 the revised value full and true $40002. This reduction
would reduce the village revenue by less than $20.00.
Village of Lake Elmo
April 3, 1962
Minutes of the Council meeting.
Relative to the note to cover the first payment on
the well
this was covered in a motion.by Roy Dornfeld second
by Lloyd
Ebne and carried 4-0.
Clerk to get Rod Lawson to prepare a letter relative
to the
condemnation of defective sidewalks in the village
of Lake Elmo.
Motion by Roy Dornfeld second by Don Meheikomer to
approve the
Village share of the expense to be incurred in the
Plantng Com
mission for postage and incidentals. Amount $2.00.
Carried 4-0.
Motion by Roy Dornfeld second by Randolph Carlson to
grant the
renewal of ON and Off sale of Malt beverages to Lester
L Goerss
at the Elmo Inn. Carried 4-0.
The following bills were presented for approval:
Lake Elmo Oil Cc FD
$3.40
Northwestern Bell Tel. FD
83.30
Brockman Motor Sales INc. FD
26.34
Norman Wendt FD
43 .00
Northern States Power FD
109.93
State Bank Lake Elmo FD
542.53
State Bank Lake Elmo Vil
106.33
Norman Wendt Vil
20.00
Northern States Power Vil
171.21
W.Booth and Son Vil
10.31
Gertrude Cheney Vil
90.00
Carl Olinger and Sons Vil
508.50
Motion by Lloyd Ebne second by Roy Dornfeld that bills be
ordered paid. Carried 4-0.
Meeting adjourned at 9:10PM.
Respectfully submitted
Donald Mehsikomer
Village Clerk