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Home My WebLink AboutMinutes - 1960/01/02The ular meeti:n g the Village 11.,._,t {v_ 1 11,4 a called to !order at January 2, 1960p at the 1'...la offiTis, 5499 dazes New Brighton 12„ l 'r-' e tac The following membire were present: Motion by seconded by •Hodg a ttiut if __:i 4 ayes.. i+ic'sion.:.nri Motion by for the villa e gam.. Of that paper to Leo° for each appointmc..t, reasons why The CRIER village residents are that t? no emp_ were Eames m11T ROSE TRIBUNE° THE Iii members 7o17.1 the village, Cletk Tw .:,en; Att!..r aey The rE?i'.. r i in "`f the Village to order at 07 P January 12, l 'Minnesota The following membez were present! Mayon C' erk Truoteso T. CEEDINGS'OF ME V r] (E COUNC VILLAGE OF MO.�i =S VIEW 'tl� =REF COUNTY, <'T IESOTA January Motion by Cr r ed by it.a_ Lr that +n=- F.. Fi1E Cfficia p rttt 1g fund -1 ,y Allan B„Cr&- Earl E „.;rr ;.i Donald Perry Ina.. Mr„ Cr_,n st --.c�: thae: rem1_r; ng appo :nttentt r a next meeting t.; he ha 1d Jar nz ary •1 19 C: eyers }iris`.ensen be appointed Acting 1 ayor'. 1 _?onde3 by Smite that the CRIER 'h appointed as the official newspaper from the NEW BRIGHTON BULLETIN presented reasons for consideration m6 the legal newspaper and also read two letters stating,se eri_ reasons Nr, Fred DeC:_r..t :oe-y rep17:oonting :H CRIER new�eiaper presented several sh•:u'_d he appo. :asc1 i .3 such appointment that two of the empi=y.i by That L-, The New Brighton BULLETIN representatives stated fioot the Village C• ew was employed by that paper, must of tjttelr C rurity Resident B ca len read from each of the i•__towi.:l€ papers` BRi� 1 CRIER en THE P•NEW "•�i"•'C"e T; �'iLTt: Upon 0;311 of the on the motion carried, and Lt- ,}i vas appointed as the legal nec. fur Fank of `e.. Motion by Malvin se or. i:= by h dges to recess the vee _g until jam. 20 P M Allan B Crane Enti F.. Smia;h 'hr:.. r., :lse„ r, •ry F Ci00ath osir w:.0 :1 made al The =?ou: a ayes,„ ssei on :.,...:x_`} wa caned 1450 West t: rt a 9 "ew Brighton 12, Proceedi e tl:- Villa Connell tc: J. 7)ec:emher 15, 1959 was read by Clerk Smith. ;-fation by Christensen, mi: ;nt ae read_ 9.'7.7's. M carried. EECC' �•7 X 13 Chr `hat th following appointments be approved: liC ng Irspe-tor. Chri' Pi h weld Irspe -corm E4 c d P1Y1:2ring and heating Insp. Walter Civil Defense Dire. Renneth F- i linger Planning C ereissiDn Chairman:Miltotn St Wee4 Inspector: Dogeetcher; Heath Officer- Chief of Police: Fiscal Agent: Ertgi•.' -2er s 5 ay`-e me'ciee i :a_riee. Met lee ler°Crane seecnded by Hodges to appoint Richard Meyers as Village Attorney. Hodges r C;: °_7e; Christensen and Smith, no. Metian carried. je Crcee eaconded by Hodges to appoint the renewing counell to assigemeets: Committee Earl E. Smith, Chairman F n e Committee Irene Edberg, Treasurer and council Public Safety Committee Denold Hedges, Chairman ;b1_e Works Committee ,-elfcrd Christensen, Chairman 'Peblic Welfare Committee Ferry Melvin, Chairman bir Alice _r n^ ,.e,r_+;.ion Committee chairman, rs rted on the condition of the skating Sn� t.. Zr *_1.a erg: the skating program in general. She requested the council to meet vith the Recreation Ccee ttee during the m nth to review the recreation program and designate oert.oS.r a:; ;Ilme�it The council agreed t7) set p a date and meet with the recreation committee. Me, Mi:tt:, 3tole, Chairman of the Planning Committee, appeared before the council with the pi-^- "Ae8, eoreerning the north of the north 202.5 feet of the south 2855 of the 84 feet of the northeast of Seetion 6, Tolnehip 30p Range 23, l an t i Plat to be referred to the attorney and engineer pending aeproval.. .r ci••r_ F" era --i Building Inspector reported to the c4tnail that Mr. Groberg requested 1.' =7 _ring a 1C0 ft, addition adjacent to the present building and Cities County R i at the junction of Adams Street in the village. Mr, iz,fo,rmoi that a ..otter had been prepared to Mr.; Groberg in r*bgi-irlizt tc the =-nti: ^f a=a_in4, of the Jet= Manville predue-ts `r Ie ber Mr. Piahowski stated that his en 7 ter,, ;F4 t and .:'tte vas tab'od until YI:r Piehowski could (complete Richard Birdsall B E Petec1 Dr. Hou_e John Rebe tun Ahlers and Mann. Comstock and Davis c )0001 1/2/60 t ags 2 1 /12 /60 h iting and inspect.- and electrical inspector reported eeet hS Rrbe t book. All were in agreement that the builder of this apartment. It has suggested that Mr. Rook and Proceedings of the Village Council 1/2/60 1/12/60 hie builder be complimented in a letter from the ceunci1 Motion by Crane recended by Christensen that a letter be addreused to Mr„ Robert Hook and his builder commending them on the construction of this apartment building, 5 ayes, motion carried. cuaoo3 Page 3 Mr. Keefer, of Community Building Products, appeared before the council regarding the ssuance of the permit for a job at 2245 Pinewood Drive; request for said permit tabled at a meeting° Clerk Smith stated that in view of the report given by the Better Business Bureau and in view of the fact that this was the companies eecond offense in not securing a building permit before starting work request for said perm a 5e denied, Clerk then no moved, motion Seconded by Christensen and upon the call of roll council nnenimously voted aye. Motion carried. Motion by Christensen seconded by Malvin that a letter be directed to the Superintendent of Schools, Mounds View School System, requesting that water be available to the citizens of Hounds View by a possible .use of the schools well supply, 5 ayes. Motion carried. Notice to pe placer in the newspaper after the council has received an answer from the Superintendent of Schools., The subject of licenses ibr liquor in the village wa3 brought to the attention of the council and Mayor Crane stated that a liquor study committee of five citizens of Mounds View has been- appointed which will gather facts concerning the liquor question; report said facts to the council; and the council shall then decide whether private licenses shall be issued or vhecher, the village shall issue a municipal license only,. Motion by Christensen seconded by Smith that the attorney and engineer be directed to woes on the problem of the buildings on Bronson Drive under erection by Mr. Grcberg. that the engineer Make surveys and formal reports necessary a_nd laid =eperts and surveys be given to the_village attorney to determine whether the village has legal grounds for denial of the building permits cn Bronson Drive. Written reports from the attorney and the engineer to be submitted to each council member. 5 ayes, motion carried. Motion by Crane seconded by Hodges that all attorney reports be in writing and to each of the council members within three days before the next regular village meeting. 5 ayes motion carried. Mr. Gibson presented a petition to the council on behalf of the people in the Pinewood area requesting. a public hearing on the installation of sewer and water facilities ie the area vest of Highway 8, north of. County Road H2, East of Greenfield and south of Sherwood Drive, Motion by Christensen seconded by Hodges to take the petition under advisement and refer to the engineer and legal council for a study and report on the procedure to follow regarding the engineering and legal aspects of such request and to call a hearing as soon as praetieai, .ee A question was brought to the council regarding the repert from the h ealth Department showing the analysis of the wells tested in the summer of 1959, The citizens assembled were infoied that the report is now in the hands of the council and that information thereon could be obtained from the deputy clerk at the village office Motion by Smith seconded by Christensen that a letter be prepared to each individual family listed in the water report, Said letter to show the condition of the well at the time the test was taker, 5 ayes, notion carried„ Motion by Crane seconded be Malvin that the eounc:.'_ ebttain rs map from the village engineer Showing the location of each contaminated well listed on this report from the Health Department. Said map to he used only for informational purposes. 5 ayes, motion :ar ied. Proceedings of the Village Council 1`61 1/1 Motion by Christensen seconded by Crane to d,re ^t the ;rilla;e attorney to prepare an ordinance for the licensing of bioyles in the vi1] M ,r: Then the ca1.1 roll Christensen, Smith and Crane, aye; Malvin, hod, a.., Met ton cerr.zedo The subject of the Police Commission ordinance Ilea ?tscu.sse.i by the council and t`_;e village im attorney directed to study said ordinance and advise the •.cuncil cf h :ngs which may be or are sired as necessary; The eubject of additional help to be hired in the v1 ;:age office was '.'ro+,:ght to the attention of the council by Clerk Smith. Motion by Christensen secors„el by Crane that an ad be placed in the paper for part time help for a person in the village c•ff .-e as deputy clerk, 5 ayes motion carried. It was brought to the council's attention that the cp. ng of the office in the evenings and nn Saturdays would cause an inconvenience in the hearing of n:rt during t:ne week and on Saturdays; The council concurred that the village Y_al! should used for ccur t instead of the village office and that the justices of peace be notified of this aetien. The subject of obtaining a radio frequency for the dogeateher for a radio in hle -reh ole vas tabled until further investigation could be made _encern.ng this matter. A subject of dynamiting by village residents was brought to the attention of the council by a request to the village office by the Mueller Bros, There request in effect was a desire to obtain information whether the village had an ordinance controlling the use of dynamite within the village, The subject request was tabled hy the council and village attorney dire:,ted to investigate village and state ordinance concerning the use of dynamite, Attorney Meyers presented a copy of a ms :Itoranc,zm concerning the publishing of the minutes of council proceedings which implied that all secutee for nubli- ations according to statues could be published in the legal village newspz,per cult Motion by Christensen, seconded hy Hodges :c Dances Walter Lazarz H.R. Ware Cigarettes Kafa Simon Larry K e e f e Acd N1cx Scalzo Salt !2sarz Margaret Bertelsen Gicrie E, Y Wayne J, Hughes Ralindel.e H.H. Ware Reb t::__ e Gasoline Filling Station:. Wayne J. Hughes Charles Roundsley Off and On Sale Non intoxicating Malt }.icacrk Nick Scalzo Margaret Berthe:ise H.H. Ware Walter Lazarz 5 ayes, m;.:tlen carried, Off Sale Non —.intoxicating Mal Dick and Larry's Pi' Kale Simon Robert Waste 0:0004 FF.-Re 4 To Betty Walbridge Betty Walbridge James W. Gibson Earl -E, Smith Donald Hodges Welford -Ca Christensen Perry Melvin Irene Edberg Ingram Rusted John RobertUs ,Ra1Ph Slifer :Ernest Grabowski Ingram Ruatad D ale Pierce Betty Walbridge Chris Fiehowski Nahoney°e Insurance Northwestern Bell Telephone Co, Kunz:0i1 Co, 'B;WL Bell Tel, Co, EklendClothing Co, Coast to Coast Tri- County Publication E xcel Garment Mfg, Shell Oil-Co. -Motorola Communications Electronics The Fair Inc, Emmett 4. Moore Insurance Northern States Power Co. )N orthern States Power Co, Frank Averili Alice Frits Amos Birdsall Mike Smith A.G. Krocher B,.BE, Patrol Motorola Communications B.O. patrol Farnham's N W bydreges Co, Waltee S, Be.;th Son Hoffman Answering LW. Bell Telephone Co, Proceedings of the Village Council 1 2/60 1/12/60 O Jp a gQ5 Requests• for contracting licenses referred ee the i11age Motion by Hodges, seconded by Christensen to C .;c i with the recommendation of the G'.ief of Police: to raise the salary of Dale Pierce to 515=,00 per month. 5 ayes, Motion cerriel. Motion' by Christensen, seconded by Malvin to i,a: the regular meeting of the Mounds View o uncil the .first Monday of each month starting February 1, 1960, 5 ayes„ notion carried, Meeting of the Justices of Peace., Police, Attorney are5 Council to be held January 19 1960, The following bills were presented to the co:neil and approved; For Amount Weekly salary as deputy clerk 51.58 Weekly salary as deputy clerk 50.,00 Salary as Mayor for Decenber 50,00 Salary as Clerk for December 500 Sam as Trustee for December 3500 Salary as Trustee for December 35,00 Scary as Trustee for December 35,00 Salary as Treasurer for December 25.00 Monthly expense for Civil Defense Dir.. 25,00 Semi= monthly salary ae pollee officer 66,55 Snth .y salary as police office.: 70,50 Sa2_. qlondlly salary as pollee effecer 60.60 Sem,- hle salary as police off _ese 75.10 Semi- _:-,re_.: eatary as poll:._ :ffzcer 33.55 Petsv 10000 Salary as b r.g inspee r 17.72 Deputy c e 1 Service at c rr 1 Fuel 011 23.41 Service at MI 17.65 Shirt for p s;_:e, =5 Wire, staple, pa lo_ks and masking tape 11,20 Liquor ballots. water ballcts,election ballots 91.50 Lot #7165 Charcoal `3 7 5 Gasoline for December 2,9 1 Maintenance for December .70 8 leather jackets, 2 jackets e,.,..z size 178..90 Mult., cov, for Nov, and Deg_, '!19,00 Elec., service a_r raid sirens on r- Rd. 1 Electric se street lighting-Dec 6S 33 Work on skatinse _ors SS -^O First aid supplies for warming house 4e 34 hrs. as :,arming house atten'3ent Janitor serY i e 1800 Rent f er January '30.,0n Pickup G 3 R. for -i.egs 44,00 1.70 C.aiary as •cg;`a f Je^ ember 0 00 'fin ,_ck fir p spttcac heaters ^r warm_n- use 188,0n 801 f:ms Service f r Tan, 25 Service r ST z Proceedings of Village Council To' Biuis .Oil Co, New Brighton Police Dept. Mahoney s Insurance Co. !McClain Redman Scheldt Hobert J; Edmond ri ounty Publications State :Treasu er New Brighton ton Hardware The Miner Company John Robertus Ralph Slifer $raest Grabowski Iagran:Rpstaa Dale :R, Pierce Betty l•Ialbrifiger .Betty `•�e1i ride^ T B: SiFn Di ;NorthWast hydro Co ::Dick* Larry's Pinewood Market Ralph A, ieterson Crris Piehowsld Walter Skiba Walter Sk ba .Internal Revenue Service Co, Far 178 gala #1 fuel oil 3 d_ankome er testa Bonds for Chris Piehcwaki Irene Ed erg Cal. gad refill Salary as electrical inspector Reprints 0rd fir: Off° P b:,Ord.#65 Off, Publ Specia 'Meeting Jan° 2 PERA Oct,,, Nov:, a,:d Dec. 252.00 Paint, brush,. turp •rimer, repair 410= -6 window Your invoice P593, 8592, 2AB8A- -8620) 71,636 belts and 1 B8S 12259 -A Semi monthly salary as police officer 66.55 Semi- monthly salary as police officer .0,50 Semi-monthly salary as police officer 60.60 Semi- monthly salary as police officer 75000. Semi monthly salary as police officer 33.55 Weekly salary as deputy Clerk 50;00 Weekly salary as deputy clerk 50,00 14 signs for skating rinks 42,00 100 gal„ hydrcgas 21,66 janitor supplies 1 Labor on skating rinks 11 at 50 16.50 Salary as building inspector '`2,14 SaiarE as Tell, plumbing inspector 89,77 Salary a. heating inspector =5.°' Quarts, fsderal tax return ET nn Dec, 359.21 Motion by Malvin seconded by Hodges to adjcLr. t 24 P,R, Respe_.tf.zUy s:.i tted. Earl E, Smith Village Clerk /2 /60 1/12/60 0J0006 Page 6 Amount rye 21.0n 162 2412 21,00