HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1967/03/01PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
MARCH 1, 1967
The Hearing on the proposed assessment for curb and gutter improvements was
called to order by Mayor Rustad at 7:00 P. M. on Wednesday, March 1, 1967, at
the Village Hall, 2401 Highway #10, St. Paul, Minnesota, 55112.
Richard Meyers, Attorney, read the notice of hearing as published in the legal
newspaper. The Clerk stated that individual notices were mailed on February 9,
1967. `'Attorney Mayers announced that all requirements for a legal hearing
have been met.
Sheldon Boehm, Engineer, explained the assessment process. Special consideration
of corners resulted in a sharing of corner costs. The total cost of $27,477.31
was then divided by total assessable front footage to arrive at a cost per
front foot.
Residents questioned if original estimate wasn't $2.75 per foot.
Resident commented (Mr. Colby) that it was $2.75 but that this figure was not
based on sharing of corner costs. He feels the assessment is fair.
Residents questioned how they would know when the role is adopted.
Answer Cards will be sent out.
The Mayor called for objections three times.
With no objections being made, the hearing was closed at 7:13 P. M.
Residents questioned boulevard completion.
Answer Boulevard work including black dirt and seeding will be done in
spring.
M /S /P (Malvin, Johnson) To adopt assessment roles as presented. 4 Ayes
Residents have until April 1, 1967 to pay (without interest) at the Village Hall
before assessments go on tax roles.
The Mayor;,called a recess at 7:1b P. M.
Respectfully submitted,
R. A. Walser
Village Clerk
PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF HOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
MARCH 1, 1967
The Special Hearing on the proposed Supplementary Assessment was called to order
by Mayoo Rusted at 7 :35 P. M. on Wddsdy, March 1, 1967 at the Village Hall,
2401 Highway #10, St. Paul, Minnesota, 55112.
Attorney Meyers announced the purpose of the hearing and the Clerk stated that
Individual notices were mailed on February 10, 1967.
Attorney Meyers stated that requirements for this Hearing have been met.
Engineer Boehm explained that the Hearing resulted from lot splits, small errors
in calculations, and changes in numbers of sewer connections requiring that
changes in assessments be made.
The Attorney requested that all objections be recorded.
Resident question: What is minimum service and unit.
Answer: $120.00 for (1) Service and $100.00 for a unit charge.
Objection: #1 (Arnold Marquette) 7584 Groveland Questioned the increase from
$120100 to $240.00.
Answer: For extra sewer service.
Question: Extra sewer service was cancelled.
Answer: Engineer will check
OBJECTS TO EXTRA SERVICE
Objection: #2 (Chester Beck) 6926 Pleasant View Drive Questioned increase.
Answer: There was an error in computation.
OBJECTION TO ASSESSMENT IN GENERAL AND HOW IT WAS FIGURED.
Objection: #3 (Thomas Nelson, Judge Carlson, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Bonin, and Mr.
Cadwell) On Knollwood Drive Questioned benefit from swamp area at rear of
property being assessed.
Discussion: The rear portion of these properties is in the separate C -1 assess-
ment but were not included originally drainage and swamp area were also dis-
cussed.
OBJECTION (5 RESIDENTS) AS NO BENEFIT FROM SWAMP PROPERTY.
Objection: #4 (Mr. Blanski) 1881 Woodale Drive Questioned basis of computing
figure.
Answer: Calculations involved adjacent street right of way area where no street
exists or is planned.
OBJECTION TO ASSESSMENT ON STREET EASEMENT PROPERTY
Objection: #5 (Wally Wible) 7150 Knollwood Drive Same as objection #4 plus
assessment on swampy area
OBJECTION TO ASSESSMENT ON STREET EASEMENT PROPERTY AND NO BENEFIT FROM SWAMPY
AREA ASSESSED.
Objection: #6 (Gordon Ziebardt) 5150 Bona Road Ouestioned assessment for
street improvement since all improvements were paid when home was purchased.
Answer: Must contact contractor with problem.
OBJECTION TO ASSESSMENT IN GENERAL
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OBJECTION TO CHARGE FOR SECOND SERVICE NOT INSTALLED.
Objection #7 (Donald Drung) 1799 County Road H -2 Presented letters showing no
service charge for second service would be made until it was used.
OBJECTION AS NO BENEFIT
Objection: #8 (Mr. Roning) 5140 Bona Road Same as objection #6
OBJECTION TO ASSESSMENT IN GENERAL
Mr. Burggraff (1856 Spring View La No Objection
Objection: #9 (Mrs. Lewis) 7880 Spring Lake Road Questioned charge for second
service on vacant lot since she feels service was not installed.
Answer: Engineer will check records.
Objection: #10 (Robert Lubker) 1728 Hillview Road Questioned measurements as
resulting in assessments for approximately 10 feet of lake area.
Answer: Figures will be checked.
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OBJECTION TO CHARGES OF 16 FEET OF LAKE AREA
Objection: #1L A Letter from Mrs. Lietz was read objecting to the assessment
OBJECTION AS NO BENEFIT
Mr. Blanski requested that figures be corrected on his assessment.
The Mayor called for objections three times.
There were no further objections.
The Mayor closed the hearing at 8 :40 P. M. Residents will be notified by letter.
Questions concerning work on a drainage ditch were referred to the Engineer
Mr. Boehm will check on the activity.
Mayor Rustad adjourned the meeting at 8:55 P. M.