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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1959/08/04The regular meeting of tle Mounds View Village Council was called to order by Mayor James W. Gibson at 8:00 P.M. on August 4, 1959, at the Village Hall, 1450 West Highway 96. The following members were present: August 4, 1959 93 Mayor: James W. Gibson Clerk: Earl E. Smith Trustees: Melford C. Christensen John L. Sullivan Donald Hodges Legal Councel: Richard Meyers Deputy Clerk: Betty Walbridge Treasurer: Irene Edberg Mr. Phil Dunning, of Hart Trailer Sales of Long Prairie, Minnesota, appeared before the council in regard to installation of a travel trailer sales and service at the southeast intersection of County Road H2 and Highway 10. Motion by Sullivan, seconded by Hodges to concur with the Planning Commission to issue a special use permit for the operation of said travel trailer sales at said location for a period of 12 months and that renewal of this permit should be requested within GO days of expiration of this permit. It is also mutually agreed that in accordance with provisions to be stated in the permit that repairs to trailers conducted on the premises of the Bite in question will be of a very minor nature and that the majority of repairs and maintenance to said trailers will be of an inside variety rather than external repairs. Motion carried unanimously, Mr. Robert Hook appeared before the council with Hr. Joe Lambert and Mr. Ted Weineke regarding the rezoning of four acres on County Road I, east of the Sunrise Methodist church from farm residential to Class C Residential for the purpose of building apartment houses. Mr. Lambert and Mr. Weineke have land adjoining the property to be rezoned and they were agreeable with the placement of apartment building; on this property. Mr. Hook agreed to abide by the subdivision regulations currently to be passed by the council. Motion by Snllivan, seconded by (lodges to concur with the recommendations of the Planning Commission that the property in question be rezoned to Class C Residential and that before building permits be issued on this property, a formal plat be submitted to the council end in connection with this plat that there be a report from the engineer as to the sewage disposal system and a recommendation of approval from the Planning Consultant as to the off street parking space. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Perry Jacobson, of the Majestic Co., .Inc., The Huntington, Industries, Van Alstyne, of the McQuay Co. and Mr. Bill Ford, of Van-- acker Company appeared before the council in regards to prefabricated chimneys. T?.is matter was tabled until the council can study government documents regarding such chimneys. Mrs. Ruth v'+1ite, of 1939 County Road I, appeared before the council regarding her property on the east side of Spring Lake which extends out into the lake. Mr; White had placed signs along the road stating that it was private property. shortly after these signs were placed they were taker down by unknown parties. =t was suggested the police department patrol the property to enforce or control the parkin,- in thet arca and that habitual violators be taken before '`irs. White who can sign a complaint against teem and take them into court. Mayor Gibson stated he Foul- ask tl.e county commissioner e place some no parking sign: on the west si' e pf Sprin,: Lake Road. 94 Dlr.and Mrs. Barry appeared before the council in regards to obtaining an "On and Off" Sale beer license, cigarette license and dance license for the Meadowbrook Inn. Clerk Smith instructed to prepare the applications and the matter of these licenses for the Meadowbrook Inn was tabled until the August 18 meeting. Mrs. Esther Hintz appeared before the council in regards to the subdivision of a lot at 8009 Red Oak Drive designated as Lot 117 Spring Lake Park Rillview Addition. Motion by Gibson that permission be granted for the division of Lot 117 Spring Lake Park Hillview Addition but before any building is done on the north half of this lot a certificate of survey be presented to the council to be attached to the application and that a letter be written to Mr. James H. Johnston, attorney in New Brighton, stating that the council is permitting the division of this lot into two equal 824-foot lots as per req;est of Mr. Johnston's letter of July 27. Motion seconded by Smith and carried unanimously. Mr. J ames Aaluptzak appeared before the council regardinc the property on Gloria Circle requesting subdivision of a lot. Mr. Haluptzak was informed that he should first make formal application for such subdivision with the Village Clerk. The two Mueller brothers appeared before the council regarding the Mueller Aldition, on County Road H2 east of Fairchild. Motion by Christensen, seconded by Smith to rescind the issued to the Mueller Bros. for building on their lots on County Road H2 between Fairchild and Red Oak until the necessary requirements stated in the building code and regulations governing this land subdivision are complied with in total. Also that the building` inspector be instructed to pick up said permits and return them to the clerk or deputy clerk along with the fee paid for these permits. The permits will be held until the drainage, situation for this land is worked out and complied with in writing at which time the permits will be reissued. Hodges, Smith, Christense, Sullivan, aye; Gibson, no. Motion carried. Motion by Sullivan, seconded by Christensen to adopt the Subdivision Regulations subject to the attorney's approval. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Sullivan, seconded by Smith for the adoption of the Ordinance adopting the Subdivision Regulations. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Gibson that the Clerk be instructed to send the dues of the League of Municipalities for membership for one year to the League. Motion seconded by Sullivan and carried unanimously. Motion. by Gibson, seconded by Hodges to accept the resignation of Mr.Fred E. Madsen as Justice of Peace for reason that he is no longer a resident of Mounds View Village. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Gibson, seconded by Sullivan that Mr. John G. Bell be appointed as Justice of Peace. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. John G. Bell was sworn in as Justice of Peace by Clerk Smith. Trustee ''odges read the Police Commission report. The Police Commssion recommenced that John Robertus be appointed Claef of Police and to raise his salary to 5175.00 a month, and also arpoint Ingram Rusted as police officer beyond the temporary time previously approved at a salary of S1C0.00 per month:. l=otion by Sullivan to table the discussion of the police cormiission's reconmerd:tion until the August 18th meeting. Motion seconded by Christensen. Gihsor:, Bodges, no; r t? Cristensen, Sullivan, yes. Motion carried. Minutes of the meetings of. July 21 and July 28 tabled of August 18 The matter of Mr Civil Defen Director Mayor Gibson read the Police Commissi resignation as stated James 'W. Gibson Earl E. Smith John L. Sullivan Melford 0. Christ ensen Donald Hodges Betty Walbridge Betty Walbridge I rene 'berg Ingram Rusted William Van Elsberg Richard Meyers Betty Walbridge Betty Walbridge Robert Edmond B Patrol B E Patrol Carnes Stamp Compan y Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. League of Minn. .Municipalities Northern States Power John Robertus Roy Schauffhausen Ingram Rusted Ralph Slifer Ernest Grabowski hand Mobile States Oil Co. Mobile Radio Eng. Inc. Shell Oil Company Motion by Smith, seconded by Ingram Rusted serving on both the Police Department and as was tabled until August 18th, 1959. a letter from Mr. John G. Bell tendering his resignation from Motion by Gibson seconded by Sullivan to accent'' Mr. Bell's Motion carried unanimously. Th following licenses were presented to the council for action and approved: Claude M. Anderson renewal of electrical contracting license, Roy E. Warner new electrical contracting license, G ertson and Surface renewal of sewer contracting license, Econony.Deating Company renewal of heating contracting license, Hutch Levy Plumbing Heating new plumbing contracting license. The following bills were presented to the council for payment and approved: For Salary as Mayor Salary as Clerk Salary as Trustee Salary as Trustee Salary as Trustee Salary as Deputy Clerk Salary as Deputy Clerk Salary as Treasurer Monthly expense Civil Defense Salary as Weed Inspector Attorney fees for July Mileage- courthouse, bank, post Petty Cash §alary as Electrical Inspector Monthly salary as dogcatcher Dog pickup and board for July Hat and breast badges Civil Defense Service Me 3 -2377 Dues Service at village hall Salary as police officer Salary as police officer Salary as police officer Salary as police officer Salary as police officer Gas for June Radio repair -March Gas for June Christensen to ..djourn at 1:17 A.M. Respectfully su ted, Earl E. Smith Clerk 95 until the council meeting Amount 50.00 50.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 50.00 50.00 15.00 25.00 69.28 164.50 office 2.70 10.00 64.30 50.00 61.50 73.85 20.45 239.00 18.53 62.65 57.00 25.00 70.50 57.00 59.93 26.10 7.03