HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000002_pg123Proceedings of the Village Council
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As a temporary measure, lot grading should not obstruct the natural
drainage until such time as Village storm sewer is constructed, where
needed, to provide for the ultimate collection and disposal of surface
water.
Soil Boring data in accordance with the Village Sub—division Regulations
has not been submitted to our firm, consequently, no comment can be made
concerning soil conditions.
Respectfully submitted,
COMSTOCK & DAVIS, INC,
By /s/ E.V. Comstock
E. V. Comstock—Engineer
Mr, George Gustafson appeared before the council requesting approval of Lot 69
Auditor's Sub—division #89 Ramsey County under sub lots numbered from 1 to 10 inclusive.
After reviewing the plan as presented by Mr. Gustafson motion by Gibson, seconded by
Malvin that the village obtain 33° right—of—ways on Groveland Road and 30° right—of-
way on Fairchild and that the center line on the plat be moved so that there is an
equal lot depth on Groveland and on Fairchild and that the village be granted a 5'
utility easement on each side of the center line of the lot; that for the present
the council waive the construction of Fairchild Avenue and that sub lots 1,2,3,4,
and 5 be red tagged until such time as there is access to Fairchild Avenue; that
e plat be known as Gustafson's First Addition; and that the road right—of—way,
erection of the Village Sub—division Regulations, Section 112.1-2 be waived at the
present time as is in connection with Fairchild Avenue. Motion carried unanimously.
Mr, Piehowski, Building Inspector, appeared before the council with building
applications for Mr. Groberg for buildingon Bronson Drive between Quincy and Adams
Streets. It was noted by the council that the placement of houses in that section
may constitute a drainage problem and requires investigation by the Village Enginner.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Christensen that said building permits be held up
pending a report of the Village Engineer concerning this drainage situation. Motion
carried unanimously.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Hodges to appoint the following judges for the
December 8th election: Isabelle Wille, Phyllis Robertus, Grace Aleckson and Iva
Petrov for Precinct No, 1; Alice Frits, Phyllis Blanchard, Lila Huaberg for Precinct
No. 2; and Ada Sopkowviak, Kay McDonough, Alice Jensen, Charlotte Jackson for
Precinct No. 3. Clerk to meet with the judges and arrange the working hours and
schedule, etc. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Smith, seconded by Christensen to set the hourly pay for the judges
at $1.50 and the hourly pay for the clerks at $1.25. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Gibson, seconded by Malvin that Resolution #26 passed at the previous
council meeting regarding a water program be rescinded in part and the following
corrections made thereto: The title changed to read RESOLUTION DETERMING THE
NECESSITY AND EXPEDIENCY OF THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A WATERWORKS UTILITY;
AND CALLING AN ELECTION THEREON. (1) That it is hereby found, determined and declared
that it is necessary and expedient for the Village to construct, own and operate a
waterworks plant as a public utility. The first part of (2) corrected to read, That
a special election is hereby called to be held in and for the Village of Mounds View
on the proposition of whether the Village should establish and construct a waterworks
system for the Village. Under NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION corrected to read "Shall
the Village of Mour.s View construct, ow,, and operate a waterworks plant as a public