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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1968/07/08Present: Acting Mayor Malvin Councilman Lang Councilman Johnson Absent: Mayor Rustad Clerk Walser PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA July 8, 1968 The Regular Meeting of the Mounds View Village Council was called to order by Acting Mayor Malvin at 8:03 P.M. on Monday July 8, 1968, at the Village Hall, 2401 Highway #10, St. Paul, Minnesota 55112. Also Present: Engineer Boehm Attorney Meyers Clerk- Typist Sandgren M /S /P (Lang /Johnson) To approve the minutes of the June 24th and June 25th,1968 meetings. 3 Ayes Peter Barna, Attorney for Bernard Iblings, inquired as to the hearing to be held at 8:30 for the rezoning of 7373 Knollwood Drive from R1 to R2. Attorney Meyers suggested that the hearing be opened at 8:30 and objections called for then. However, Council action would not be taken until the next meeting or the Agenda meeting when the rest of the Council would be present. M /S /P (Lang /.;ohnson) To approve the following licenses: General Contractors license Miles Construction of St. Paul, Inc.; Excavating licenses Eugene Betts, Lloyds Excavating, Husnik Sewer Service, Beaver Plumbing Company, Stan's Plumbing Inc., Weleski Son Inc. and Heating and Air Conditioning license Franks Heating Sheet Metal Company. 3 Ayes M /S /P (Malvin /Lang) To approve payment of bills as represented by checks 2518 2532 (General).Check #2533 voided. 3 Ayes M /S /P (Malvin /Johnson) To approve payment of bills as represented by checks 1085 and 1086 (Bond). 3 Ayes M /S /P (Lang /Malvin) To approve payment of bills as represented by checks 346 365 (Payroll). Check 352 voided. 3 Ayes M /S /P (Johnson /Lang) To set the hearing for Improvement Project 1968 -2 (Parkview Terrace) for July 22, 1968 at 8:30 P.M. 3 Ayes M /S /P (Malvin /Johnson) To approve assessment apportionments: Division 38760 Resolution 383, Division 38846 Resolution 384, Division 38898 Resolution 385, Division 38761 Resolution 387, Division 38840 Resolution 386. 3 Ayes M /S /P (Lang /Johnson) To approve Resolution 389 authorizing the Clerk to sign the Approval of Securities and Designation of Depository. 3 Ayes Councilman Johnson read the Police report for June. There was no B E report 1 Attorney's Report 2 Attorney Meyers reported on the NSSSD Fridley case. Action was deferred on proposed ordinances establishing a utilities operating fund and rezoning a number of properties where building permits had been taken out as per the rezoning requirements. M /S /P (Lang /Johnson) To approve Resolution #388 approving the sale of tax delinquent land in the Village of Mounds View. The meeting suspended at 8:30 P.M. to open the rezoning hearing of Lot 110 Spring Lake Park Knolls Addition. Attorney Meyers read the notice. Four persons were represented. Attorney Peter Barna represented former owner Bernard Iblings and also spoke on behalf of the new owner Gary Reinecke. Reinecke was buying the home at 7373 Knollwood Drive with the understanding that it was a two family dwelling and that the additional income would be beneficial to him. Chris Piehowski questioned the difference on the sewer assessment. Attorney Meyers commented that they would perhaps be charged the quarterly user charge for two Rec's instead of one. Acting Mayor Melvin called for objections three times None! Councilman Lang questioned if the building has been occupied for nine years as a two family dwelling. Yes. There is also ample parking for four cars. The Council took no action because approval requires four votes. Action will be taken at the Agenda meeting. The hearing was closed at 8:35 P.M. Engineer's Report Engineer Boehm advised the Council that construction is nearly complete of the N.S.S.S.D. interceptor line crossing Highway #10 and that the contractor will soon be ready to remove the bypass and return the property to its former condition unless the Council derides to retain the blacktop road. The three Council members present indicated they were inclined to feel that the bypass should be removed. Councilman Lang reported that it was the park and play- ground committee's opinion that unless highway funds could be obtained to maintain the park as a roadside area, the property should be restored to its original status. It appeared that such funds would not be forthcoming. The matter was deferred to next Monday's Agenda meeting for a decision. Tennis courts would be discussed at the next meeting. Councilman Lang stated that a resident on Red Oak Drive questioned when N.S.S.S.D. would have their project completed. He should be referred to Midland Consultants. 3 Ayes M /S /P (Johnson /Lang) To adjourn at 8:40 P.M. 3 Ayes Respectfully submitted, Dorothy Sandgren Clerk- Typist