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The Regular Meeting of
Mayor Austad at 8:00 P
Highway #10, St. Paul,
Present:
Mayor
Counc
Counc
Cnunc
Absent:
PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW
RRAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
July 14, 1969
the Mounds View Village Council was called to order by
.M. on Monday, July 14, 1969, at the Village Hall, 2401
Minnesota 55112.
Austad
ilman Malvin
ilman Johnson
ilman Blanchard
Also Present:
Clerk Administrator Zylla
Attorney' Meyers
Engineer Boehm
Councilman Hodges
MSP (Rustad/Blanchard) To approve the minutes of June 23, 1969.
Residents Requests and Comments:
MSP (Blanchard /Johnson) To install a street light on the pole that is now
standing between 8180 and 8200 Spring Lake Road and also to install a light
between the two existing lights north of Ardan Avenue south of County Road J.
MSP (Malvin /Johnson) To approve the final plat of DeGardner Addition and to
authorize the Clerk to sign it.
Mayor Rustad's Report
Mayor Rustad read the Police Report for June.
Mayor Rustad also read excerpts of the minutes of the Recreation meeting of
June 30 in which it was noted that the Mrs. Jaycees had donated $135 so that
the Village may purchase five picnic tables for the Wayside Park.
Mayor Rustad also acknowledged receipt of thank you cards from the Jerry
Blanchard family and the Robert Edmond family.
A letter of resignation from the Human Rights Commission submitted by Bea Ehlers
was read by the Mayor. Mrs. Ehlers also requested the use of the Village Hall
for the Circle Squares Dance Group for this fail after Labor Day, Sunday evenings.
MSP (Johnson /Malvin) To approve the use of the Village Hall by the Circle Squares
Dance Group subject to the usual clean up conditions.
A letter was also received inviting the Mounds View Village Council to a meeting
at the Mounds View High School on July 21st at 7:00 P.M. to discuss the proposed
vocational technical school to be considered by the school district.
Mayor Rustad was also pleased to announce that effective July 1, 1969 the
municipal fire insurance classification is established for the Village of
Mounds View on a Class 6 basis from a Class 8 basis. The classification
change comes about by result of fire protection improvement made by the Village
of Mounds View and the Spring Lake Park Fire Department_ Inc. after a complete
inspection of these facilities.
4 Ayes
4 Ayes
4 Ayes
4 Ayes
Clerk- Administrator Zylla's Report
Councilman Malvin's Report
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MSI' (Johnson /Malvin) To approve the licenses listed on the agenda with the
stipulation that the Polar Bear Ice Cream licensee he checked to see that he
has an adequate certificate of insurance on file. The licenses listed on the
agenda are as folbws: Asphalt Gile Nelson Construction Company; General
Contractors Arvid Birkeland, Sinco Construction, Inc.; Sewer and Water
Jarson's Service Company, Kadlec Excavating, Randall Brothers; Heating
Mill City Heating and Air Conditioning Company, Rivard Heating Company, Inc.,
Harrington Son Heating Company, Neil and Hubbard Heating and Air Conditioning
Company; L. P. Gas Supplier Northern Propane Gas Company. 4 Ayes
(Rustad /Blanchard) Denying a peddler's license to Home Reader Service of
the Twin Cities. The Better Business Bureau had informed the office that there
have been many complaints of oral misrepresentation and delayed delivery regarding
their magazine salesmen. The Mounds View Police have also had complaints. 4 Ayes
MSP (Johnson /Malvin) To approve the bills: General #3373 -3404, Bond #478 -479,
Payroll #947 -966. General check #3373 which is not listed, a $4,000.00 disbursement
to Lakeside Park, was made in June. The total disbursements to ')e approved
$71,592.05. 4 Ayes;
MSP (Rustad /Johnson) To approve Resolution #441 apportioning the assessments
on Division #40261 known as Daileys Red Oak Terrace. 4 Ayes'
MSP (Blanchard /Malvin) To approve Resolution #442 apportioning the assessments
on Lot 83 Spring Lake Park Knolls Addition. 4 Ayes'
MSP (Malvin /Johnson) To approve Resolution #443 adopting the additional
assessments for Lot 83 Spring Lake Park Knolls Addition. Owners agreement
to be assessed was signed in March of 69.
Clerk Zylla announced that a law was passed in the 1969 legislative session
which enabled people who owned dwellings in excess of 20 years old to defer
the:first $2,000.00 in assessors full and true worth of improvements, enabling
people to improve the older residential properties. Under the existing law
which will expire on July 1, 1971 337 of the value of the improvement shall
be considered at the end of two years, 33% of the value to he considered at
the end of four years and the remaining 337 to be considered after six years.
4 Ayes
(Malvin /Johnson) To hire Maxine Neumann at full time effective September 1,
1969 and to increase her pre sent salary from $2.15 per hour to $2.40 per hour. 4 Ayes,
Councilman Johnson's Report
MSP (Johnson /Rustad) To authorize the attorney to prepare a resolution
petitioning NSSSD to cease and desist construction and to pay all monies
paid by Mounds View into the District.
Councilman Blanchard's Report
Councilman Blanchard stated that he had received a request from a Mrs. Erickson
on the corner of Spring Lake Road and Ardan requesting that Ardan Avenue between
Spring Lake Road and Groveland Road he oiled.
MSP (Blanchard /J_1hnson) To deny the request to have Ardan Avenue oiled. The
proper action would he to have the abutting propert owners petition for a
bituminous surfacing of the present right -of -way.
4 Ayes
4 Ayes
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Councilman Blanchard also announced that the County is going to do the patching
on Silver Lake Road and Groveland Road.
Mayor Rustad called the improvement hearing to order at 8:30 P.M.
Clerk Zylla read the legal notice and announced that it was published in the
New Brighton Bulletin June 19th and June 26th.
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1. LaPort Drive (in Eigenheers Groveland
Fourth Addition)
2. Proposed Fairchild Avenue
3. Greenwood Drive County Road I
4. Ardan Avenue Red Oak Drive
5. LaPort Drive (In Mid States Red Oak Drive
Estates)
6. Gulf Oil Service Road County Road H
Also, sanitary sewer and water services to:
Lots 1 and 2 Skiba Addition
Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the proposed Danielson Plat
(adjacent to Long Lake Road)
Note: Above #'s 3 and 5: Street Only
To
Proposed Fairchild Ave.
LaPort Drive (in Ardan Avenue
Eigenheer's 4th Add'n.)
440' N of Co.Rd.I
Groveland Road
Proposed Fairchild Ave.
610' to the NW
Mayor Rustad turned the meeting over to Engineer Boehm to explain the improvement.
Engineer Boehm explained the areas to be covered and the cost involved. Sanitary
Sewer at 75% of cost $8.44, Water at 100% $7.31, Street at 100% $10.06,
total cost for front foot $25.81. Sanitary sewer service $171.00 and water service
$150.00. Roy Gale, 8227 Groveland Road, said that he will be assessed again on
the back of his lot, that he had paid on Groveland, that he did not pay on Ardan
and that he was opposed to the assessments at which time the Council had mentioned
the possibility of deferring assessments on his prope.ty.
Mayor Rustad called for objections.
Mr. Roy Gale, 8227 Groveland Road and 8243 Groveland Road.
Mayor Rustad asked if anyone was for the improvement.
Mr. Robert DeGardner stated that he was in favor of the improvement. George
Payne of Midstates Estates said that he was in favor of the improvement. Ray Jones
of Superior 400 stated that he was in favor of the improvement and that he hoped
that the improvement could be initiated as soon as possible.
MSP (Johnson /Malvin) To order the Improvement Project 1969 -4 as per the legal
notice deleting Fairchild Avenue from LaPort Drive (in Midstates Estates) to Arden
Avenue.
4 Ayes
MSP (Rustad /Malvin) To order the engineer co prepare final plans and specifications
for Improvement Project 1969 -4. 4 Ayes
A five minute recess was called at S':05 P.N.
Councilman Blanchard read a letter from the Human Rights Commission requesting
that the commission be authorized nine members. Attorney Meyers advised that he
had the ordinance amending the Human Rights Commission ordinance in his possession
this evening and would present it during his report.
Meeting reconvened at 9:10 P.M.
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Street vacation hearing called to order by Mayor Rustad at 9:12 P.M.
MSP (Rustad/Malvin) To dispense with the reading of the legal notice. 4 Ayes;
Street to be vacated at the public right -of -way easement described in Document
#522158 in that part of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 8, Township 30,
Range 23 running across the property presently owned by Superior 400 Oil Company
northwest of the intersection of Highway #10 and Highway Avenue.
The Mayor called for objectors. There were none.
MSP (Malvin /Johnson) To approve Resolution #444 approving the street vacation
subject to obtaining a quit claim deed from Superior 400 for the street which
will be replacing the existing street. 4 Ayes
Walter Skiba requested information on waiving the permit fee for Pinewood School
MSP (Johnson /Blanchard) To waive the permit fee. 4 Ayes
Attorney Meyertk Report
Attorney Meyers stated that a restraining order will be issued on Mr. Kenneth
Krager if all merchandise on his lot is not removed by July 23rd. Mr. Krager
was recently found guilty by the New Brighton Court also.
Attorney Meyers stated in speaking of the NSSSD resolution which he was requested
to prepare, that the resolution should include the exploration of all possibilities
of refund, that the Metro Board take over the plant sight, that all construction
cease, and that the use agreement be terminated.
Attorney Meyers also stated that he has requested an attorney generals opinion on
the legislative law Glich changed the fine and the punishment for a misdemeanor to
$300.10 and /or 90 days.
Attorney Meyers was also directed to amend Ordinance #141 regarding street openings
to allow contractors to post a deposit which will not be refunded until the contractor
reqpirs the street to the satisfaction of the village.
MSP (Rustad /Johnson) To approve Ordinance #166 amending Ordinance #155
establishing a Human Rights Commission. The amendment changes the number of
members on the Commission from 5 to 9.
Engineer Boehm's Report
MSP (Rusted /Malvin) To accept the bids for Sanitary Sewer and Water Project
1969 -3 and to award the bid to Randall Brothers, 3400 Silver Lake Road, Minneapolis
in the amount of `43,F05.00.
4 Ayes
Bids are as follows:
Planholder
Nodland Associated, Inc.
Alexandria, Minn. 56308
C. S. McCrossan, Inc.
Box 336
Osseo, Minn. 55369
Randall Brothers
3400 Silver Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minn. 55418
Walbon Excavating
3242 Highway #8
Minneapolis, Minn. 55418
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Lump Sum Bid
$64,500.00
$52,864.50
$43,805.00
$45,788.00
Engineer Boehm stated that he has had numerous conversations with the Fridley
engineer on the water interconnection between Fridley and Mounds View. A
contract has been drawn and acted on by the City of Fridley.
MSP (Blanchard /Malvin) To enter into a contract with the City of Fridley
regarding a proposed water interconnection and to authorize the Mayor and Clerk
to sign it.
Engineer Boehm also noted that he had received a letter from the Highway Department
on the new Highway #10 contract which will be let after September 26, 1969. The
Council was concerned that the Watson property located north of the new highway
will not be served properly with sewer and water unless the necessary engineering
steps are taken now to provide the service under the new;highway. Engineer Boehm
has been to send a letter to the highway requesting the Highway Department
pay any costs of providing the service because of the highway construction.
MSP (Rustad /Blanchard) To approve the final plat of Eigenheer's Fourth Addition
and to authorize the Clerk to sign it. 4 Ayes
Rustad announced that the apartment study report has been received but as of
yet it has not been thoroughly studied.
MSP (Johnson /Blanchard) To adjourn at 9:46 P.M. 4 Ayes,
Respectfully Submitted,
Dennis S. Zyl a,
Clerk- Administrator
4 Ayes