HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1965/09/27PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
The regular meeting of the Mounds View Village Council was
called to order by Mayor Hodges at 8:00 P.M. on September 27, 1965
at 2401 Highway 10.
Present Were:
Mayor!
Clerk:
Trustee:
Absent:
Trustee:
Also Present:
Attorney!
Engineers
Deputy Clerkt
Public Works:
Donald C. Hodges
Lloyd J. Blanchard
Charles La Vaque
Perry Malvin
Ingram Rusted
Richard Meyers
Eldon Comstock
Sheldon Boehm
Joanne La Casse
Walter Skiba
The Clerk requested that action on the previous meeting
minutes be deferred until the next fleeting. Granted.
Mr. D. Thompson, a resident of New Brighton, requested
water service to his home on County Road H and 13th Avenue, as the
New Brighton water lines do not extend this far. Request referred
back to Mr. Thompson with advice that he first obtain permission
from his Village Council.
All Citizens who have insurance claims against the
contractor for road oil damage were instructed to contact the
Gleason Company or the Village Engineer.
Mr. Hodges reported that the 0.E.P. forms regarding storm
sewer damage were in the Engineer's hands for completion.
Mr. La Vaque read the Planning Commission Minutes for
August. On file.
The matter of a proposed water line to Mr. A. Simons new
building on Groveland and Highway 4 10 was referred to the Engineer.
The Clerk requested that. the Planning Commission seriously
study changing the front footage requirements, and Mr. La Vaque stated
they would discuss it at their neat meeting.
Mr. Malvin reported that the Tom Thumb building is being
torn down at the present time.
A letter of resignation from Harriet Kish, Policewoman, was
read. Motion by Blanchard to accept the resignation with regret and to
send a letter of appreciation to Mrs. Kish. Seconded by La Vaque.
4 Ayes.
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Motion by La Vague to approve the sub division request for
Mr. Larry Ferguson, 7629 Spring Lake Road, subject to removal of
garage, recording of final survey and payment of fees.
Seconded by Malvin. 4 Ayes.
A proposal for the developement of the "Johnson Farm"
property was presented by Brauer and Associates and discussed. The
Council approved (informally) the concept of the proposal and advised
the developer of the following Council requests for changes in the
proposal:
1. Park land not acceptable by the Village.
2. As much of designated "P" (public) land as possible
be added to proposed lots.
3. All efforts should be made to remove Cul -De -Sacs
from proposal.
4. No variance to set -back requirements would be allowed.
(recommended by the Planning Commission)
5. Rezoning would be needed on this project.
Motion by Malvin to release an impounded weapon to owner,
Mr. Koelmdorfer, 2319 Knoll Drive, subject to final approval by the
Police Department. Seconded by Hodges. 4 Ayes.
Mr. Robert Edmond, Electrical Inspector reported on the
regional meeting of the Electrical Inspectors Organization.
Mr. Edmond was requested to prepare a report on the Village
Hall lighting.
The matter of trucks entering Highway 8 at County Road
H -2 area without a flagman er a legal stop was referred to the
Highway Department.
Mr. Charles Jackson, Civil Defense Director, reported that
the shortage of equipment on the new Civil Defense Truck will be
handled by Mr. Hodges.
Mr. Comstock, Engineer, presented the sewer progress report.
Mr. Sheldon Boehm, Engineer, reported on bids received
this evening at 7:00 P.M. on road project 1905 -1 and recommended
acceptance of the low bidder, Dunkley Surfacing.
Motion by Hodges to concur with the Engineers recommendation
and to award the contract for Street Improvement Project 1965 -1 to
Dunkley Surfacing Company, low bidder on the project. Low bid
was in the amount of $37,633.00. Seconded by Malvin. 4 Ayes.
(Street Improvement Project 1965 -1 is a part of the over all sewer
project)
A resolution reapportioning certain assessments and abating
a certain assessment was presented by the Attorney
Motion by Blanchard to adopt Resolution
Seconded by Malvin. 4 Ayes.
A Resolution naming persons eligible to hander N.S.S.S.D.
permit applications for this Village was presented.
Motion by Blanchard to adopt Resoltuion 212.
Seconded by Hodges. 4 Ayes.
A proposed Ordinance amending Ordinance 128 was presented
by the Attorney.
Motion by La Vaque to adopt Ordinance 130.
Seconded by Malvin, 4 Ayes.
The Attorney reported on correspondence received from the
State Industrial Commission regarding the water tower and a letter
from F.H.A. regarding financing in Mounds View. (on file with Attorney)
Motion by Blanchard to pay bills submitted totaling
$58,431.47. Seconded by Malvin. (list attached) 4 Ayes.
Motion by Blanchard to approve licenses submitted.
(list attached) Seconded by La Vaque. 4 Ayes.
The Council names Mr. Hodges, Mr. Malvin, Mr. La Vaque
and Mr. Blanchard to certify as to when tornado cleanup is complete
under the Herbst Contract!
Motion by Blanchard to authorize the Mayor and Clerk to
execute the R. Bona Easement and to settle this matter for $200.00
Seconded by La Vaque. 4 Ayes.
The Attorney reported that the necessary permission has
been received to do the Pinewood Terrace drainage cleanup.
A letter of Resignation was received from Mrs. Arlene
Robinson, Clerk Typist. (on file)
Motion by Blanchard to accept the resignation with regret
and write a letter of appreciation to Mrs. Robinson.
Seconded by Hodges. 4 Ayes.
Motion by Malvin to adjourn. Seconded by La Vaque.
4 4 Ayes.
Meeting adjourned at 10:05 P.M.
At 7:00 P.M. the Council received
1965 -1 They are as follows:
C. S. McCrossan
Hennepin Blacktopping
Dunkley Surfacing
10%
10%
10%
The following Councilmen were pros
Hodges, Blanchard, La Vaque, Malvi
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39,843.00
52,481.00
37,633.00
Respectfully submitted
Lloyd J. Blanchard
Village Clerk
bids on Street Improvement Project
As Spec.
June 30, 1966
Blank
ent at time of opening of bids:
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LICENSES APPROVED SEPTEMBER 27, 1965
GENERAL CONTRACTING:
ELECTRICAL:
EXCAVATING:
WRECKING:
PLUMBING:
HEATING:
KENNEL:
Maher Bergren, Inc. 1 West Road Circle Pines
Ed Co Construction 7039 Knollwood Dr. Mounds View
D.M. Noyes Const. 100 W. Franklin Minneapolis
Clinton Whaley 1960 Valley View Lane New Brighton
Lyle Knuth 2107 -71st. Avenue No. Minneapolis
G.A. Gunderson Route 5 Anoka, Minnesota
Maplewood Plumbing 1909 Clarence St. Paul
Cochran Excavating 6537 Central Ave. Minneapolis
Superior Plumbing Co. Route 2, Osseo, Minn.
Moore Plumbing Heating 1048 Osborne Rd. Fridley
Maplewood Plumbing 1909 Clarence St. Paul
Bancroft Mitsch Plbg. Route 3, Osseo, Minn.
Welter Blaylock,Inc. 8657 Lyndale Ave. S- -Mpls.
Ronald Holmquist Route 2, Osseo, Minn.
Bancroft Mitsch Plbg. Heating Route 3, Osseo
Royalton Heating Co. 1529 37th. Ave. N.E.
Minneapolis
Mrs. Robert Walberg 7700 Long Lake Rd. MoundsView
September 27, 1965
PERSONAL SERVICES
MAYOR 8 COUNCIL
P 2334 9 -30 -65
P 2335 9 -30 -65
P 2336 9 -30 -65
P 2337 9 -30 -65
P 2338 9 -30 -65
CLERK'S OFFICE
P 2358 9.30 -65
P 2341 9 -27 -65
G 3789 9 -2765
CONTRACTUAL SERVICES
P 2357 9 -27 -65
G 3822 9-27.'65
G 379Z 9 -27 -65
CAPITAL OUTLAY
G 3807 9 -2765
PUBLIC SAFETY
PERSONAL SERVICES
P 2342 9 -30 -65
P 2343 9 -30 -65
P 2344 9 -30 -65
P 2345 9 -30 -65
P 2346 9 -30 -65
P 2347 9 -30 -65
P 2354 9 -30 -65
G 3789 9 -27 -65
G 3790 9 -27 -65
CONTRACTUAL SERVICES
G 3796 9 -27 -65
COMMODITIES
G 3805 9 -27 -65
G 3795 9 -27 -65
G 3802 9 -27 -65
JUSTICE COURT EXPENSE
G 3803 9 -27 -65
INSPECTION DEPARTMENT
P 2351 9 -27 -65
P 2352 9 -27 -65
G 3789 9 -27 -G5
CIVIL DEFENSE
P 2339 9 -27 -65
G 3827 9 -27 -65
G 3804 9 -27 -65
ANIMAL CONTROL
G 3792 9 -27 -65
50.00 Donald C. Hodges Mayor
35.00 Charles D. La Vague Trustee
35.00 Perry Malvin Trustee
35.00 Ingram Rustad Trustee
35.00 Irene Edberg Treasurer
48.00 Lloyd J. Blanchard Clerk
137.94 Joanne La Casse 9/13 -9/24
55.86 State Treasurer P.E.R.A1 for August
3385
200100
GENERAL FUND
Daniel D. Gross Custodian
Minnesota Fire Extinguisher Co.
Richard Meyers meetings- retainer
78.36 Fridley Office Supply file
POLICE DEPARTMENT
250.65
226.65
182.70
166.10
40.60
15.00
24.00
95.40
38.90
Ernest Grabowski Chief of Police
Duane Hagen Sgt.
John L. Kardell Officer
Timothy Smith Officer
Roy Schaffhausen Officer
David T. Davis Vacation check
Harriet Kish Policewoman
State Treasurer P.E.R.A. for August
Uniforms Unlimited trousers, tops
128.36 Travelers Insurance Company premium
123.24 Kolorpress, Inc. envelopes, letterheads
14.75 Skelly Oil Company Gas
372.35 Phillips Petroleum Gas
24.12 Miller -Davis Company Forms
42.20 Chris Piehowski Building Inspector
15.00 Robert Edmond Electrical Inspector
10.16 State Treasurer P.E.R.A. for August
30.00 Charles Jackson C.D. Director
4.00 N.S.P. Civil Defense Sirens
2.00 Jospeh L. Donovan Transfer Title
150.00 B and E Patrol Service for September
HEALTH AND SANITATION
G 3808 9 -27 -65 153.93
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
P 2356 9 -27 -65 19.50
G 3798 9 -27 -65 10.26
G 3834 9 -27 -65 16.50
COMMODITIES
G 3826 9 -27 -65
G 3809 9 -27 -65
G 3823 9 -27 -65
G 3801 9 -27 -65
PERSONAL SERVICES
P 2348 9 -27 -65
P 2349 9 -27 -65
P 2355 9 -27 -65
P 2353 9 -27 -65
G 3789 9 -27 -65
CONTRACTUAL SERVICES
G 3821 9 -27 -65
G 3706 9 -27 -65
G 3799 9 -27 -65
G 3791 9 -27 -65
G 3797 9 -27 -65
COMMODITIES
G 3806 9 -27 -65
G 3826 9 -27 -65
G 3828 9 -27 -65
G 3800 9 -27 -65
REFUNDS
G 3830 9 -27 -65
G 3831 9 -27 -65
G 3832 9 -27 -65
G 3833 9 -27 -65
CAPITAL OUTLAY
G 3829 9 -27 -65
P 2350 9 -30 -65
G 3789 9 -27 -65
G 3796 9 -27 -65
CONTRACTUAL SERVICES
G 3793 9 -27 -65
G 3794 9 -27 -65
G 3810 9 -27 -65
G 3811 9 -27 -65
G 3812 9 -27 -65
G 3813 9 -27 -65
G 3814 9 -27 -65
James Schlichtmann weed inspector
Jacob R. Gross 9 -13 -25
Northern States Power Service
Myron Hanson welding, repair
2.013' New Brighton Hardware handles
22.97 Trojan Playground Equipment swings
ROAD FUND
390463 Ramsey County Treasurer maintenance
227.81 N.S.P. z Street lighting
WATER UTILITY FUN.
176.70 Walter Johnson Second half of Sept.
108.80 Arlene Robinson Sept. 13 -24
53.40 Harriet Kish 9 -20 -27
12.00 Myron Hanson water department work
43.98 State Treasurer P.E.R.A. for August
367.25 Tri -State Drilling repair
11.50 Travelers Insurance Premium
136460 N:S.P. a Gas Service Well 2
50.00 Walter Skiba Truck allowance
476104 N.S.P. Electrical Service
16.60 Philben Business Forms clips
18.17 New Brighton Hardware supplies
20.75 Havikins Chemical chlorine
105.05 W. W. Grainger, Inc, bulbs, ballasts
30.00 S.C. Janssen 2435 Clearview Avenue
30.00 Ellsworth Bolander 5371 Raymond Avenue
30.00 David T. Davis 2250 Pinewood Drive
30.00 Jphn R. Nyberg 2273 Terrace Drive
765.60 Neptune Meter Company meters (24)
SEWER FUND
212.40 /alter Skiba Second half of Sept.
31.20 State Treasurer P.E.R..A. for August
32.10 Travelers Insurance Premium
165.00 Richard Meyers Attorney
420.81 Ramsey County Treasurer Mailing List
150.00 Edward R. •Jerdien Easement 55
150.00 Mrs. Thomas H. DeNio Parcel 109P 109T
150.00 Hannah and Edward Gustafson 151P
150.00 Johanna 5. Nelson 144P
325.00 Joy F. Dahlberg Bronson Erickson 159
SEWER FUND CONTINUED
G 3815 9 -27 -65 339.00 Carl and Orphie Shellum 157 and 158
G 3816 9 -27 -65 75.00 Rodney and Alice Robinson 155P
G 3817 9 -27 -65 75.00 Arthur and Harriet Moschkau #154P
G 3818 9 -27 -65 481.00 Garet Marie Nelson 114 and 153
G 3819 9 -27 -65 265.00 Carl William Smith Parcel 112
G 3820 9 -27 -65 300.00 Robert and Margaret Walberg
Birger and Corrine Neilson 103 and 105
G 3824 9 -27 -65 1,170.00 Harry and Marceille Haselius 149P
G 3825 9 -27 -65 50.00 Maggie Otton Parcel 106P
G 3835 9 -27 -65 2,870.00 Roy and Tille Gale Robert Guzy 96,97
BOND REDEMPTION FUND
G 1035 9 -27 -65 44,992.20 First National Bank of St. Paul-
TOTALS
General Fund 2,927.10
Road Fund 618.44
Water Utility Fund 2,482.22
Sewer Fund 7,411.51
Bond Redemption 44.992.20
TOTAL ALL FUNDS 58,431.47