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February 2, 1959
The regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of
Mounds View was called to order by Mayor Gibson at 8:20 P.M. on February 2,
1959, at the Village Hall, 1450 W. Highway 96.
The following members were present:
Mayor: James W. Gibson
Clerk: Earl E. Smith
Trustees: Reuben G.: Achterkirch
Melford C. Christensen
John L. Sullivan
and the following were also present:
Deputy Clerk: Mary Jean Milbrandt
Legal Counsel: Richard Meyers
Treasurer: Irene Edberg
All bills were approved to be paid.
The Clerk read the minutes of the January 20th and January 24th meetings.
Motion by Achterkirch, seconded by Christensen to approve the minutes.
Motion by Christensen to approve Ordinance No. 60, with the deletion of 2b and
10 b and the following added: It is understood that the contribution of the Village
of Mounds View shall not exceed one-third (1/3) of its annual recreation budget.
After discussion, Christensen withdrew the motion with the understanding that a
resolution would be drawn up stating the conditions of the contribution of Mounds
View. Motion by Achterkirch, seconded by Sullivan to accept the Ordinance as
read. 5 ayes.
Mr. Haugen thanked the Council for their consideration of Ordinance No. 60 and
offered the Council some trees which they may use for landscaping at the Park area if
they so desire.
Mr. Don Babinski presented a petition for rezoning from Class "A" Residential
to Class "B" Residential the property on the West side of Sunnyside Road between
Co. Rd. H and Woodcrest Drive. He also presented plans for a double bungalow which
his company would like to construct in that area. Motion by Sullivan, seconded by
Smith to refer the petition to the attorney and the plans to the Planning Commission.
5 ayes.
Virgil Neal, 8380 Groveland Rd. requested permission to cut 75' wide lot out
of a piece of property which at the present is 230' wide and 458' deep. Motion by
Sullivan, seconded by Christensen to refer request of Mr. Neal's to the Planning
Commission. 5 ayes.
Motion by Smith, seconded by Gibson that the salary of the present Deputy Clerk
be raised from $50.00 a week to 360.00 a week and that she be compensAted $10.00 for
each council meeting that she is required to attend other then the regular council
meeting held on the first Monday of each month. Upon the resignation or discharge
of our present deputy clerk, Mary Jean Milbrandt the salary of the newly appointed
Deputy Clerk will revert to $50.00 a week until a satisfactory trial period has been
met--said trial period to be not less than 6 months starting from date of appointment
of new deputy. 5 ayes.