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January 2, 1959
A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Mounds View
was called to order by Mayor Gibson at 7 :22 P.M. on January 2, 1959, at the
Village Hall, 1450 W. Highway 96.
Mayor: James W. Gibson
Clerk: Earl E. Smith
Trustees: John L. Sullivan
Melford C. Christensen
Reuben G. Achterkirch
Mary Jean Milbrandt
Richard Meyers
Prior to the opening of the meeting village officers, Smith, Christensen
and Madsen were sworn in by Justice of the Peace C. 0. V. Carlson.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Christensen that John L. Sullivan be
appointed Acting Mayor. 3 ayes, Sullivan abstaining.
Motion by Sullivan, seconded by Smith to designate the First State Bank of
New Brighton as the depository for village funds. 4 ayes.
After hearing proposals from The Rose Tribune and The Crier for services
as a legal newspaper, motion by Sullivan, seconded by Christensen to desigrate
The Crier as legal newspaper for the Village. 4 ayes.
14otion by Sullivan, seconded by Smith to approve Garbage and Rubbish Collector's
License for Philip Perron subject to inspection of his trucks by the Health Officer.
4 ayes.
Motion by Sullivan, seconded by Christensen to recess meeting until 8:00 P.M.
January 6th. 4 ayes.
The recessed meeting of January 2nd was reconvened at 8:03 January 6, 1959.
The following members were present:
James W. Gibson
Earl E. Smith
Rruben G. Achterkirch
Melford C. Christensen
John L. Sullivan
and the following ::ere also present:
Deputy Clerk: N Jean Milbrandt
Legal Counsel: Richard Moyers
Enrineer: Otto J nonestrco
Treasurer: Ir'rne Edberg
All Bills were approved to be raid.
Motion by Sullivan, seconded by Achterkirch to approve the minutes of the
December 16th meeting with Spring Lake I'ark.
The minutes of the December 16th meeting were amended to read that Tristee.
Sullivan thanked retiring members Rusted and Irvine for their services and
recommended that Martha Irvine be reappointed to the Planning Committee. Hotion
by Achterkirch, seconded by Sullivan to approve the minutes as amended.
Mr. Bentrup was advised to bring in a survey of the first lot on his grope.
The storm sewer study was discussed._ Trustee Christensen to attempt to obtn
a set of blueprints fro Engineer Bagglund regarding work which had been previously
done in the village for examination by Engineer Bonestroo. Mr. Hagglund also to
be requested to attend the January 20th meeting if possible.
Clerk Smith recommended that appointment of an engineer be tabled until the
storm sewer study situation is settled. Recommendation of Sullivan to make the
appointment on January 20th and have Otto Bonestroo continue until a permanent
appointment is made.
Tom Irvine. member of the Ramsey County Library Board, explained their
request for a 2 mill levy for 2 years to provide fora central library building
for the rural part of Ramsey County. Motion by Gibson, seconded by Smith for
concurrence with the recommendation from the Library Board requesting a 2 mill
levy for a central library building. 5 ayes.
A resolution Establishing Rules Governing Conduct and Procedure of the
Village Council meetings was read by the Mnyor and discussed.
Mayor Gibson presented an Ordinance to repeal Ordinance #50. Motion by
Gibson to approve Ordinance to repeal Ordinance #50. Motion lost, no second.
Mayor Gibson requested that the Attorney write to he Attorney General asking
him for his opinic.n regarding the legality of Ordinance #50. Gibson requested
that Meyers not give his personal opinion about the Ordinance to the Attorney General.
Motion by Christensen, seconded by Achterkireh to approve the Resolution
Governing the Conduct of Village Council meeting- with t' deletion of Section 3A
under Rule 17. 5 ayes.
Clerk Earl Smith 'vggested tl te office 1 ours be changed possibly to from
9 to 3 and also 'eve the office open one evening a week. Clerk Smith recommended
that Mar^. Jean Milbrandt be appointed as Deeuty Clerk. Motion by Smith, seconded
by Sullivan for e ].ary of tl e ?)eputy Clerk to remain at 550.00 per week.
5 ayes.
Motion be Christensen, seconded by Sullivan to make the following ap ^ointments:
Legal Counsel: Richard Meyers
Health Officer: Dr. R. J. Houle
Dog Catcher: Donald Pena
Plumbing Inspector: niter Skib i
Beating Inspector: ldalter 'L'kiba
Electrical Inspector: Robert J. !r:on''
Acting Chief of rolice: John Gc'
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The Mayor read a letter of resignation from Charles E. Jackson, Sr. as
Civil Defense Director. Motion by Gibson, seconded by Sullivan to appoint
Ingram C. Rusted as Civil Defense Director. 5 ayes.
Mayor Gibson recommended that William VanElsberg be appointed Weed Inspector.
The following committees were appointed by the Mayor:
Finance Committee: All the Council.
License Committee: Smith, Chairman; Gibson, Vice Chairman.
Public Safety Committee: Gibson, Chairman; Achterkirch, Vice Chairman.
Public Works Committee, Christensen, Chairman; Gibson, Vice-Chairman.
Public Welfare Committee: Sullivan, Chairman; Mrs. Alice Fitts,
Vice- Chairman.
Appointment of the Planning Committee tabled until the January 20th
meeting. The present committee to serve as is until that time.
Motion, by Sullivan, seconded by Gibson to appoint Jack Bell, Reuben
Achterkirch and James Gibson to the Police Commission subject to the determination
of the legality of Ordinance /150. 5 ayes.
Mr. Manson, 8145 Groveland Rd. to be requested to appear at the January 20th
meeting.regardirg the condition of his property.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Christensen to pay $10.00 each time for use of the
churches for election precinct polling places. 5 ayes.
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Council requested to hold a joint meeting with the Planning Committee an January
The Council recommended that the Engineer attend the January 27th meeting of tha
Planning Committee.
Motion by Achterkirch, seconded by Smith to approve dance licenses for
John T. Anderson, Anthony Donatelle and Harry Ware. 5 ayes.
Motion by Sullivan, seconded by Achterkirch to approve off sale licenses for
Robert H. Waste, John T. Anderson, Anthony Donatelle, Alexander Krocker, Margaret
Berthelsen, William MacLaren and Harry Ware, and on sale licen'•'s for Harry Ware,
William MacLaren, Margaret Berthelsen, Anthony Donatelle and John T. Anderson.
5 ayes.
Motion by Smith, seconded by Sullivan to approve Gasoline Filling Station
Licenses for Charles Roundsley and Wayne Hughes. 5 ayes.
Motion by Sullivan, seconded by Achterkirch to approve IIeating Contracting
License for Donald McBeath. 5 ayes.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Achterkirch to npprove building permit for
Mrs. Robert Bornatun. 5 ayes.
Motion by Achterkirch, seconded by Christensen to adjou uL l:02 A. E.
peel ;ubnitted,
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