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contract with Mobile Radio Engineering Co. the village is paying 86.60 a month for service
for an eight hour day. Under the proposed contract the village would pay $7.70
month for a guaranteed service of approximately 14 hours a day from 7:00 A.M. to 9:00
P.M. plus the fact that service would be rendered after 9:00 P.M. at the contractor's
home in New Brighton if necessary. Motion by Smith, seconded by Achterkirch that the
contract with Mobile Radio Engineering not be renewed and a letter written to Mobile
Radio Engineering to that effect. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Christensen that the village enter into a contract
with Capitol Electronics, Inc. for the servicing of village mobile radio equipment,
said contract subject to the approval of the village attorney. Motion carried
unanimously.
The following bids were received for a fire-proof, 4 drawer, legal size file:
The Mosier Safe Co. $469.00
McClain Redman and Schuldt Co. 304.00
Brady-Margulis Co. 287.72 F.O.B. Louisville, Lentucky.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Smith to purchase File from the Brady-Margulis
Company with the condition that this file be delivered to the Village office of
$300.00 or less, if said file cannot be delivered for amount stipulated, the council
will authorize purchase of the Shaw-Walker file from McClain Redman and Schuldt Co.
for $304.00. Motion carried unanimously.
The purchase of a tape recorder was tabled until the April 6th meeting.
The subject of a zoning ordinance was discussed and tabled until the council
has met with the Planning Commission to discuss the proposed ordinance submitted
by the Planning Commission to the Council.
Motion by Sullivan, seconded by Achterkirch to approve Ordinance No. 62, an
Ordinance governing the relocation of dwelling units in the Village of Mounds View.
Motion carried unanimously.
Mayor Gibson asked the council how they wished to handle the appointment of
an engineer to prepare the sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and water study. Trustee
Sullivan stated that however it is handled he would like to make a motion that
whatever decision was made the appointmnnt of the engineer be made by a unanimous vote
of the council. Motion seconded by Gibson. Smith opposed this motion on grounds
that it would be impossible legally or otherwise to hold the council to a unanimous
vote. In view of Smith's statement, Mayor Gibson withdrew his second to the motion.
Trustee Sullivan said he would also withdraw his motion if the council would verbally
agree to do the utmost to arrive at a unanimous decision for the engineer. After
considerable discussion regarding each engineering firm a verbal ballot was taken
and the firm of Comstock and Davis received three first votes, the firm of Orr Schelen
1 first and two seconds, and the firm of Bonestroo and Associates, 1 first and 3
second votes. As aresult of this balloting Mayor Gibson made a motion that the
firm of Comstock and Davis be employed to prepare a zanitary sewer, storm sewer and
water survey for the village. Motion seconded by Christensen, Gibson, Christensen
and Smith, aye; Achterkirch and Sullivan, no. Motion carried.
Resolution No. 21 regarding House File No. 1031 establishing a firemen's relief
find was tabled until the April 6th meeting.