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the hospital committee accept Mounds View Village and that James Winne be appointed as
our representative to this committee. Motion seconded by Sullivan. Hodges, Smith,
Gibson, aye; Christensen, no. Motion carried.
Frances Yeager, 2159 Belle Lane and Al Selinski, 2165 Belle Lane appeared before
the council in regard to placement of black top on Belle Lane. Trustee Christensen
to investigate this matter and report his findings at the next council meeting.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by dodges to concur with the Police Commission recommendation
to appoint John Robertus as Chief of Police and to raise his salary to $175.00 a month.
effective September 1 and also appoint Mr. Ingram Rustad as police officer beyond the
temporary appointment of three months to end September 1 and that he be continued as a
police officer at a salary of $100.00 per month. Hodges, Smith, Sullivan, Gibson, aye;
Christensen, no. Motion carried. Mr. Meyers, Village Attorney, to check the legality
whether ltr. Rustad can receive a salary as a police officer and salary as Civil Defense
Director at the same time and will report his findings at the September 1st meeting.
Mr. Joe Kopp, 2249 County Road Fit, appeared before the council in regards to a
disturbance of the peace caused by Mr. John Koontz who is distributing beer and has a
sign painting business next door to him. Attorney Meyers is requested to check into the
zoning status at the time Mr. Koontz started his business. Council directed Mr. Kopp to
obtain a complaint from the Justice of peace.
Mr. George Gustafson appeared before the council regarding the plat of his property on
Groveland Road. Motion by Christensen, seconded by Sullivan to concur with the Planning
Commission recommendation and approve the subdivision of Mr. Gustafson's property Lot 69
Auditors Subdivision 89 into the nine lots as proposed by his plat. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Smith that the Village Attorney be instructed to draw up an agreement between
Mr. Krocker, owner of the Pinewood buildings, for the acceptance of one section of the
building for the village and police office, and that the present office be moved into such
premises by September 1st if at all possible. Motion seconded by Hodges and carried
unanimously.
A check was received from Mr. Fred Madsen which was accepted as a justice of peace fine
from a Mr. Skadja. The acceptance of the present check signed by Mr. Madsen pays in full
the amount for which Mr. Madsen was held liable. Mr. Fred Madsen has also tendered three
other checks, one each in the amount of ,$590.00, $220.00 and $350.00 for payment of justice
of peace fines collected.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Christesnen that Mr. Arthur Olmstead be appointed to the
Planning Commission. Motion carried unanaimously.
Mr. John G. Bell appeared before the council regarding ordinance books. It was
recommended that in the future the deputy clerk be instructed to furnish copies of all
ordinances passed to each of the justices of peace and the Police Department, also a copy
of legal clipping.
Clerk Smith read a letter from the St. Paul Water Department stating that water samples
had been taken from the first four houses previously sampled by the Health Department and
that they found all to be fit for cooking and drinking use.
The following licenses were presented to the council for approval: Haluptzak renewal of
excavating contracting license, G. A. Gunderson renewal of cement and general contracting
license, Triangle Heating Company renewal of heating contracting license and Collins
Electric Company renewal of electrical contracting license. Motion by Gibson, seconded by
Sullivan to approve the above license. Motion carried unanimously.