HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1962/11/26PRCCEEDI3GS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF MOULDS VIEt3
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
The regular meeting of the Mounds View Village Council was
called to order by Mayor Crane at 8:00 P.M., November 26, 1962
at 2401 Highway #10.
Present were:
Mayor:. Allan B. Crane
Clerk: Lloyd J. Blanchard
Trustees: Donald dodges
Perry Malvin
John L. Sullivan
Also Present:
Engineer: Les Knutson
Attorney: Richard Meyers
Adm; Deputy Clerk Paul E. Boog
Public Woks Walter Skiba
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The Mayor called three timesfor further bids on street
improvement project 196■2. There being no further bids, the
Mayor declared the bidding closed.
The Clerk then opened the bids and the Engineer read them.
(See attached sheet)
The Hearing for a permit to move a house for N.D. Moe was
opened and immediately recessed, as Mr. Moe was not yet present.
The Public Hearing for the rezoning of a portion of the
O'Connell property was opened by the Mayor.
Mr, Jack Bell, Attorney for Benn -Ett Reality Company
stated the reasons for their requesting the rezoning.
The proposed land use will be for a service station, or
a eompatible commereial enterprise.
The Mayor asked for objectors to the rezoning. There
being no objectors the following action was taken;
Motion by Sullivan to have the minutes show that there
were no objectors to the proposed rezoning. To rezone the
parcel of and described in the legal notice, (on file) at
the S outhogast corner of Highway #10 and County Road H -2
from R1gmA to Bea, subject to the approval of plans for a
filling station or other compatible business as approved by
the Counp Said rezoning to take place at the time of the
approval o said plans. Seconded by Malvin. 5 Ayes.
The condemnation hearing continued from the last
regular meeting was reopened by the Mayor.
The owner of the home at 8281 Spring Lake Park Road
presented a letter which is as follows:
To Whom it May Conern:
The house at 8281 Spring Lake Park Road
Minneapolis 32, Minnesota, has been removed.
We agree that the basement of same, will
not be usA or rented as a dwelling while
we are owners.
Floyd E. Wilson
Lavone Wilson
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Letter was placed on file and the hearing was closed. 0JOi60
The Attorney insturcted the Clerk to cause the minutes
to read as follows:
The owner has complied with the Council's request to
cap the basement safely and to not use the basement for a
dwelling. The Building Inspector will inspect this job end
verify said action, and will report at the next regular meeting,
The Public Hearing on Street Improvement Project 1962 -2
was opened by the Mayor.
The Attorney explained the background of the project and
gave a brief explanation on State Aid Funds. A general
discussion was permitted and the following are excerpts of
this discussion,
1. Street is presently only I of a street (33' right of way)
2. Complaints have been received by the Council for some
time from residents regarding this hazardous road.
3. The North 1fi of the road has been acquired by the Village,
4. The imminent possibility of Sanitary Sewer has held
back construction of any village roads up to
5. Road will not be completed until after Sanitary Sewer
is installed.
6. Residents on this project will pay approximately
54.25 per front foot for this road,
7. All Village roads will be assessed at the same amount
so no .one will pay more or less per front foot than anyone else.
The Engineer explained the standards to be met before
state aid funds are qualified for.
After more general discussion the Mayor called for
objectors to the project. No one wished to state an objection.
The Mayor then closed the hearing at 9:15 P.M.
The Engineer stated that after tabulation of bids, the
bid of Waibon Excavating was low and as Village Engineer would
recommend the acceptance of this bid.
Motion by Malvin to order the street improvement project
1962 -2 as advertised and bid. Seconded by Hodges, 5 Ayes.
Motion by Blanchard to award the contract for Street
Improvement Project 1962 -2 to the Walbor. Excavating Company
whose low bid was $52,271.40. Seconded by Sullivan. 5 Ayes.
The Public Hearing for Mr. N.D. Moe was reopened.
After some discussion with Mr. Moe regarding his not
having a survey and the absolute necessity of the survey to
conform with the subdivision regulations, the Mayor asked if
anyone present objected to the house moving or subdivision.
There were no objectors.,
The Mayor declared the hearing closed.
Motion by Crane to issue a permit to allow the moving
of a home relative to this hearing (as published) subject to
conformance with the subdivision regulations.
Seconded by Blanchard. 5 Ayes.
In order to aid Mr. Moe and enable him to get his survey
completed as soon as possible the following action was taken:
Motion by Malvin to allow the firm of Comstock and Davis (Village
Engineer) to do the survey work for Mr, Moe if requested,
Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes,
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Mrs. White, owner of the Skyline Motel, requested an
extension of a special permit for parking a house trailer
in back of the motel.
Motion by Malvin to issue extension of special permit
because of hardship conditions for parking of a house trailer
behind the Skyline Motel at Highway #88.#10 for 90 days.
(expiration date, February 26, 1963.) Seconded by Blanchard.
5 Ayes.
Mr. George Gustafson appeared requesting subdivision of
five acres of land on Spring Lake Park Road.
Motion by Crane to concur
recommendation and approve the
Gustaf son's Second Addition as
Seconded by Sullivan.
with Planning Commission's
preliminary plat for
presented.
5 Ayes.
Minutes of Planning Commission ,Jere read and placed
on file.
The Clerk was instructed to see that Mr. Piehowski,
Building Inspector, will receive one copy 3f any new
subdivision in the Village.
Mr. Ken Ballenger reported that the Village Survival
Plans are still being worked out by Civil Defense Department.
Mr. Ed Dropps appeared requesting a variance of 3 on
side yard set back on an odd shaped lot.
Motion by Blanchard to waive zoning ordinance, allowing
building to come within 7' of neighbors property line.
Seconded by Malvin. 5 Ayes•.
Building Inspector will check with County Register
Of Deeds to see if land subdivision of above land has been
recorded.
Ordinance #97, an Ordinance setting up a Public Improvement
Revolving Fund was presented and read by the Attorney.
Motion by Malvin to adopt Ordinance #97. Seconded
by Blanchard. 5 Ayes.
Resolution 116 was presented and read by the Attorney.
(Correction of Assessment) Resolution was referred back to
the Attorney to confer with Engineer for verification.
The Attorney will present a written report on the
Barry Bond Matter.
Motion by Blanchard to have Engineer prepare the Assessment
role for Water Project 1962 -2 and 1962 -3.
Seconded by Malvin 5 Ayes.
Motion by Crane to allow the 41st District North DFLParty
to meet at the Village hall the 1st Tuesday of each montn
and further extend the same prig to the GIP if requested.
Seconded by Blanchard. 5 Ayes.
The Mayor reported that a meeting with the Army Officials
and the Twin City Arsenal Officials would be held at the
Arsenal, Wednesday, November 28, 1962, to see if Mounds View
could use snme of the sewer ranarity available on the Arsenal line.
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The Developers of a large tract of land in the Village 0J01.62 requested the Council to allow the Village Engineers to do
some work for them. Because
of 'a possibility of some comflict or interest, the Council
advised the developers that they could notallow the Engineer
to do this work.
The Mayor reported that the assessed valuation for the
Village had been raised from $1,855,163.00 to $1,891,485.00
an increase of #36,322.00.
A report from the Highway Department on the development
of the Freeway #35W through 1965 was received and filed.
The matter of an water extension on Groveland Road
was referred to the Engineer for personal contact with the
party involved.
Motion by Sullivan to grant extension for the special permit
to park a House Trailer at 8375 Groveland Road until February 26,63.
Seconded by Malvin. 5 Ayes.
The Clerk was instructed to price voting machines and report
to the Council.
Motion by Blanchard to pay bills presented except G•1329
to Mr. Charles Jackson,(list attached) Seconded by Crane 5 Ayes,
Motion by Blanchard to approve licenses submitted subject
to approval by Inspectors. Seconded by Crane, 5 Ayes.
The Clerk informed the Council that the Boy Scouts
will hold another work party on the park North of the Village
Hall on December 8, 1962.
Motion by Malvin to pay expenses incurred by Boy Scouts
on December 8, 1962. Seconded by Crane. 5 Ayes.
Motion by Sullivan to adjourn. Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes.
Meeting adjourned at 11:25 P.M.
LICENSES APPRWED
Lloy. J: Blanchard
Village Clerk
Gas Installer
Moore Plumbing and Heating
Plumbing
Moore Plumbing and Heating
House Moving
Dale Movers, Inc. 7816 Central Avenue
Electric
Batzli Electric 1807 South First S ±Tee+
Respectfully submitted
3968 Central Avenue
3968 Central Avenue
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