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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1961/05/31NAME OF OBJECTOR Mrs. Joyce Moore 19 others H. E. Newcomb 17 others EXTRACT OF MINUTES OF MEETING OF THE VILLAtL COUNCIL OF THE VILIO.GE OF MOUNDS VIEW MINNESOTA Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, of the Villac;e Council of the Village of Mounds View, Minnesota, was held at the Red Oak School in said Village on Wednesday, t•Iay 31, 1961, at 8:00 o'clock P.M., with the following members present: Trustees Malvin, Blanchard and Christensen and the following members absent: Hodges Mrs. John L. Sullivan 26 others The Clerk presented affidavits of publication of the Notice of Preliminary Hearing called to be held at this time on Waterworks Im- provement No. 1961 -1, which affidavits were examined, approved and or- dered filed. The Mayor then announced that the meeting was open for the purpose of conducting said preliminary hearing; and after all members of the public present were afforded an opportunity to be heard, the fol- lowing persons entered oral or written objections to said improvement: Mr. Mrs. M. Lundquist future consideration. Motion carried. special meeting Mayor Crane and DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY OBJECTION Abutting Eastwood Road Do not want water at this time Abutting Groveland north of Do not want water Sherwood to County Rd. J at this time 8000 block Sp. Lake Park Rd. Do not want water at this time Abutting County Rd. H2 from Do not want water Long Lake Rd. to end of prop- at this time erty line which extends almost to Fairchild Ave. There being no further objections or comments a motion was made by Blanchard and seconded by Christensen that the meeting and hearing be adjourned and that further consideration of the improvement be tabled for STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAMSEY VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW) (SEAL) I, Lie undersigned, being the duly qualified and acting Clerk of the Village of Mounds View, Minnesota DO HEREBY CERTIFY that I have carefully compared the attached and foregoing extract of minutes of a meeting of the Village Council of said Village held on the date therein indicated with the original minutes thereof on file in my office and that the same is a full, true and correct transcript thereof insofar as said minutes relate to proceedings of a preliminary hearing held on Waterworks Improvement No. 1961 -1. WITNESS My hand officially as said Clerk and the official seal of the Village this 31 day of MAY 1961. r -2- Members present: PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW RAMSEY COUNTY MINNESOTA Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a Special Meeting of the Village Council was called to order at 8 :15 P.M. on Wednesday, May 31st, 1961 at the Red Oak School, located at Red Oak Drive and Sherwood Road, Minneapolis 21, Minnesota. Mayors Clerk: Trustees: Adminstrative Clerks Engineers Attorney; Public Works Superintendent: Fiscal Agent: Allan B. Crane Lloyd J. Blanchard Perry Malvin Melford Christensen Paul Boeg Les Knutson Richard Meyers Walter Skiba Robert Ehlers 000065 Mayor Crane called the meeting to order and explained the purpose of conducting the hearing on Proposed Water Service Extension; in an area between Highway 10 to North Village limits and from Edgewood Drive to West Spring Lake Park Road. He than turned the meeting over to Engineer, Les Knutson. Mr. Knutson explained that petitions were received by the Council until April lat, 1961 for Water Service. From these petitions the Council asked for and received a Preliminary Report from the Engineer. After receiving this report, the Council felt that abutting areas may also want Water Service, and taking into consideration that certain connections would be necessary to properly loop the system, some areas were extended beyond the petitioners homes. The Engineer stated that a rough estimate of the entire cost would be 3181,500.00. This would mean an estimated assessment of 34.15 per front foot plus a 3115.00 Service Connection charge per home. The Fiscal Agent than explained the financing of the Project. Mr. Ehlers stated, the only change the Council contemplates is the financing of Assessments from a 15 year option to 10 years, keeping in mind the future needs of the Village, such as sewer or storm sowers. Using a 10 year plan, as an example, assuming it's a 3400.00 A it would amount to about 353.20 a year, or .15¢ a day to pay off the Capital part of the Water Works Improvement. Anyone wishing to pay up their Assesssment without interest may do so within 30 days after the Assessment roll is adopted, or they can pay it up anytime with interest up to December 31st in the year payment is made. Tho Mayor asked if there wore any Petitions for or against the Proposed Project. Three Petitions and a letter were received (letter nerkorl as Petition 4) Objector's as follows: Minutes of Special Meeting of May 31st, 1961 Continued Petition #1 Eae Mrs. Joyce Moore 8255 Eastwood Road or Drive Mr. Harvey Melby 8371 Eastwood Road Veriyn Fulwider 8347 Eastwood Road Bernard Scholzen 8285, Eastwood Road Dale Pieroe 8160 Eastwood Road Paul Krost 8145 Eaetwood Road Mike Hunozak 8141 Eastwood Road Auguet Mueller 8140 Eastwood Road Toilet ls on 8165 Eastwood Road Selmer akariason 8324 Eastwood Road Donald Stafford 8450 Eastwood Road Claude Stafford 8466 Eastwood 'Road Riohard Burnquist 8467 Eastwood Road Howard Stafford 8480 Eastwood Road Arthur-Burnquiet 2350 County Rd. J Arthur L. Ervin 2400'Go, Rd♦ J C. P. Nordstrom 8205 Eastwood Road Walter Richardson 8184 Eastwood Road Nre.' Charles Pfaff 8111 Eastwood Road Conrad Lyden 8171 Eastwood Road Petition #2 Groveland Road North o W E Newcomb 8132 Groveland'Road O. Hafelund 8110 Groveland Road H. M. Barnard 8192 Groveland Road Emery Gale 8138 Groveiand Eugene Peterson 8127 Groveland Road Jgm6e•Jtanson 8145 Groveland Road Roy Gale 8227 Groveland Road Robert Elliott 8205 Groveland Road Stanley Fisher 8270 Groveland Road O.R. Newton 8319 Groveland Road C.E. Johnson 8335 Groveland Road L. H. Peterson 8334 Groveland Road William H. Garster 8365 Groveland Road Petition #3 Spring Lake Mrs. John L. Sull van Mrs. Robert 'McClain Earl Holmberg 1780 Co. Jacob Ackermann Rodney W.E.Rosenquist Pierre Dumas Melvin A. Smith Lloyd Bardwell Lawrence Van Lith David Bremberg Lawrence Brogger Romald Kasanas Arthur Abbott Paul E. Berg Michael Neumann Robert Chostek e Erickson Park Road 8368 Spring Lake 8468 Sp. Lk. Rd. Rd. J Sp. Lk. Rd. 8442 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8418 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8380 Sp.Lk. Rd. 8360 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8493 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8469 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8425 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8394 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8316 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8245 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8270 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8248 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8180 Sp. Lk. Rd. 8161 Sp. Lk. Rd. Co. Rd. J Dale Halgren 8419 Fred Allen 8431 Jack Kruger 8480 Kenneth Kruger Footage on Groveland Frank Gabrysh 2088 Co. Rd. J Park Rd. 000066 Groveland n -3- Minutes of May 31st, 1961 Special Mooting Continued Petition #3- Mrs. Donald Merkowios Ed Erickson James Fogard Mrs. V. Neal Ermyn Anderson Mrs. John Juntunen Mrs. Floyd Wilson A. H. Golombeck Le Roy Johnson Mrs. M. Schluter Petition #4 8191 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. 8265 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. 8311 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. 8 315 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. 8335 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. 8297 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. 8281 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. 8200 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. 8336 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. 8312 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Midell Lundquist 2750 Co. Rd. H•-2 0 0006'2 The Mayor than asked if there were any who wished to go on record as favoring this Proposed Water Projecti. The following people indicated they were in favor of the Water Extensions Mrs. John Lauterbach of 8193 Eastwood Road Mr. Clarence Holsten of 2712 La Port Drive Mr. Meyers explained that this Project will finish up everything North of Highway 10. He also stated that the Council, and he agrees with then -that Area devolopment.should be encouraged in Water Projects beeauso it is cheaper in the long run. He said "we know now from experience that a year from now we will be getting requests for Water from some of these streets that have petitioned against it. The Attorney complimented the Village for installing the Water Main system as it's strictly a job of developing the areas by Laterals now, Using New Brighton as an example,of a Village expanding their Water System by streets instead of area, which is more costly. He explained that the Council could order improvements for one street if there is a definite reason such as a health hazard. Mr. Christensen arrived at this point 8150 P.M. Mr. Knutson explained the reasons for the seemingly excessive cost of the Service Connection as being due to usage of copper and brass fittings and pipe, etc. The Water Rates were read by the Fiscal Agent for the benefit of those present. Mr. Ehlers explained the costs of Water Assessments on Project 1960 -3. Figures set are •0025 cent per foot for Area. The cost of Lateral Assessment for people butted on 12 inch mains is 34.00 per foot on frontage. Mayor Crane stated that the residents created a "real storm" of protests (on Fairchild) when Project 1960 -3 was installed. It was just a matter of 6 months that they petitioned for water on that same street. 4 Minutes of Special Meeting May 31st, 1961- Continued It was moved by Blanchard that the Council take under advisement all the evidence, Petitions and letters received and presented at this Hearing. Seconded by Christensen. 4 Ayes. Special Meeting (Hearing) adjourned at 9i20 P. M. Respoctfu Submitte ;1,/ Llo'd Blanchard Clerk 000038