HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 1968/10/28Present:
Mayor Rustad
Councilman Malvin
Councilman Johnson
Councilman Lang
Mayor asked for bids on 1969
Bidders were:
Midway Ford
Brookdale Ford
Southview Chevrolet
Art Goebel Ford
Market Ford Sales
Fairview Plymouth
The Regular Meeting of the Mounds View Village Council was called to order
by Mayor Rustad at 8 :02 P.M. on Monday, October 28, 1968, at the Village Hall,
2401 Highway i10, St. Paul, Minnesota 55112.
Residents Requests and Comments:
PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
October 28, 1968
Also Present:
Deputy Clerk Zylla
Attorney Meyers
Engineer Boehm
MSP (Lang /Rustad) To approve the minutes of October 14, 1968.
police station wagon.
Without Trade With Trade
3,705.00 2,795.00
3,733.00 2,958.00
3,740.00 3,180.00
3,780.38 3,030.00
3,678.00 2,973.00
3,664.00 2,959.00
MSP (Johnson /Malvin) To accept the low bid of Midway Ford for $2,795.00 less
$50.00 for no heavy duty shocks ($2,745.00).
Vern Olson desires to build another garage at 7933 Fairchild. Planning Commission
denied since he was not present at meeting October 15th. Referred to building
inspector.
Robert Waste wants approval for another building on his lot for rabbit housing.
Attorney stated special permit called for, and hearing. Waste stated approval
previously given by building inspector and one Councilman. Johnson stated no
such approval given. Building inspector told to enforce code only. Waste may
have been misinformed in error. Howerver, he previously was told to contact
police for violation information also.
MSP (Rustad /Malvin) To set regular meeting for Wednesday, November 13th, at
8:00 P.M. eliminating the November llth meeting because of Veterans Day.
MSP (Rustad /Johnson) To set rezoning hearing for Arthur Attleson for Ex S 200'
of Lot 108, 109 Knollwood Park Addition R1 R3 for November 13th at 8 :30 P.M.
Otis Hilbert presented rezoning application for storage and minor truck repair
at 1859 Highway #10. A motor carrier. Told he needed I -1 zoning with action
needed by Planning Commission.
3 Ayes
Johnson Abstained:.
4 Ayes
4 Ayes
2
Mayor called rezoning hearing to order at 8 :35 P.M. Deputy Clerk read legal
notice and attested to its publication in the New Brighton Bulletin October 17
and;24. Hearing previously held September 23 for same request. Legal:
Parcel (1) except the N 150' of Lot 59, Auditors Subdivision #89, R1 (residential)
to R3 multiple dwelling). Parcel (2) except the W 100' „lying Northerly or
Southerly 514.63' of Lot 58, Auditors Subdivision #89, B3 (general business) to
R3 (multiple dwelling). Project includes two 23 unit and one 17 unit apartment
building s pool and garages. Petitioner Dan Vaughn presented petition for the
rezoning signed by over 60 residents of the area. Mayor asked if anyone in
audience for the rezoning. Robert Eigenheer, Andrew Simon, Chuck Larson.
Mayor called for objectors. None. Hearing closed at 8 :50 P.M.
MSP (Johnson /Malvin) To grant the rezoning.
David >Yurkew,,a tenant in the Siwek Apartments, inquired as to whether the buildings
had been checked and approved, by the inspectors. Council replied yes and the
Village is responsible for upholding the codes originally. Other tenants
desired knowledge on personal recourse against Siwek who supposedly has ignored
tenant requests, for improvements. Siwek was meeting with inspectors and fire
chief this evening to discuss remedies against fire problem caused last Saturday.
Asbestos will be tried under furnace. Jerry Scott in favor of asbestos. Also
stated heater flow backwards. Inquired as to who determines who will insect
for the Village. Desires better building inspector. Would like it reinspected.
Electrical inspector rebutted criticism and was defended by fire chief. Mayor
asked for written reports from all inspectors.
MSP (Lang /Johnson) To authorize reinspection of Siwek Apartments.
MSP (Malvin /Lang) To approve final plat of Feige Addition and to authorize the
Mayor and Deputy Clerk to sign.
Anthony Holchuh showed Council new preliminary plat.
Ken Ballenger and Mrs. James Borofka inquired into contractor working all night
on 35W. Road belongs to contractor until turned over to the state. Clerk's
office to write letter to Barton Contracting Company requesting some consideration
be given to installing a temporary light at Pinewood and TH8, placing additional
signs on the bypass, and alleviating some of the noise after normal working hours.
Mayor Rustad's Report
MSP (Rustad /Malvin) To order the installation of a street light at Adams and
Groberg streets. Petition received.
Mayor read Planning Commission minutes of October 15, 1968.
Discussion followed on whether our square footage requirements are too stringent.
Planning Commission to be notified to take under advisement.
MSP (Johnson /Lang) To approve plans and specifications for Towns Edge Terrace
Mobile Home Park.
4 Ayes
(Johnson /Lang) To approve square foot variance for Rocket Development Corp.
to construct an apartment building at 59- 0080 080 -29. 3 Ayes
Rustad Abstained
4 Ayes
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Deputy Clerk Zvlla's Report:
MSP (Rusted /Lang) To approve the following licenses: General Contracting Briar
Construction, Boda Construction Co., Western Outdoor Advertising Company, Jamison
Bros., Inc.; Excavating Nxtbtown Plumbing Co., Blaylock Plumbing; Heating and Air
Conditioning C. O. Carlson Air Conditioning, Al's Plumbing, and Axel Newman Heating
and Plumbing Company. 4 Ayes
MSP (Malvin /Lang) To approve general checks #2805 2824, Payroll checks #506 530,
and bond check 1092.
MSP (Rusted /Johnson) To approve the following election judges: 4 Ayes
Bernice Johnson replacing Ginger Wendorf
5108 Eastwood Road (D)
784 -1642
Jan Mortenson replacing Mr. R. Carney
2175 Bronson Drive (D)
784 -0138
Also excused is Lorraine Bentley, replaced by Jean Miller,
a reserve counter.
Deputy Clerk inquired about restrictions on milk vending machines. Council stated
there was no vending machine ordinance as yet.
Also inquired as to whether Council would like to prepay $25,000 worth of bonds
dated 7/1/60 due 1/1/69. Attorney to discuss with Andy Fuller of Prescott and Co.
Deputy Clerk stated Village ballots not misprinted as was rumored.
Councilman Malvin's Report:
No report.
Councilman Johnson's Report:
No report.
Councilman Lang's Report:
Councilman Lang read Recreation Committee minutes which gave unanimous approval to
the Village NSSSD settlement for Wayside Park.
Inspector's Report:
Electrical Inspector stated that we should require certificate of occupancy for every
dwelling before persons are allowed to move in.
4 Ayes
4-
Attorney Mever's Report:
Attorney presented releases for Lametti Sons Inc. versus Village of Mounds View.
Matter closed.
Attorney read proposed ordinance prohibiting the keeping or raising of animals
on private property.
MSP (Hong /Malvin) Approving Ordinance #157.
Jerry Blanchard asked if it included chinchillas. Also if ordinance was the result
of ?a half dozen calls. Mayor replied he and other members -of the Council were
bothered by at least two calls a night some days, plus petitions, etc. Resident
defended ordinance as a remedy to a health hazard. Robert Waste voiced opposition
and argued vehemently against its passage.
MSP Malvin /Lang) Approving Resolution #406 abating a sewer service assessment
on parcels 59- 0410- 010 -39, 59- 1100 140 -01, and 59- 1100 140 -01.
MSP (Malvin /Lang) Approving Ordinance #158 amending Ordinance #67, the zoning
map.
Attorney to report on anti screech ordinance next meeting. Told Council to keep
in mind an apartment registration ordinance.
Engineer`' Boehm's Report:
F loyd Snyker will be at next agenda meeting to discuss drainage problem on
County Road H.
MSP (Johnson /Lang) Approving Change Order #1 for Sewer, Water, Street and Surface
A ter Drainage Project 1968 -2 Parkview Terrace.
Well drilling proceeding slower than expected due to rains.
MSP (Rusted /Lang) To accept $2,000.00 cash settlement for Wayside Park from
NSSSD.
MSP (Johnson /Lang) To adjourn at 10:42 P.M.
Respectfully Submitted,
Dennis S. Zy
Deputy Clerk
4 Ayes
4 Ayes