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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000003_pg015Proceedings of the Village Council 3/14/60 030 15 Y that a chemical analysis of the well be furnished to the inspector before using such well. Christensen, Hodges, Crane and Smith, aye; Malvin, no. Motion carried. Motion by Hodges, seconded by Malvin that an expenditure be allowed for payment cf University Short Courses for the council, police department members and Treasurer. 5 ayes, motion carried. Several citizens brought a complaint to the council that use of the Red Oak School on Monday nights by the Council for meetings would bring a hardship on the Scouting program which has been using the school on these nights. It was suggested that the council try to obtain another night and /or another school for this purpose. Motion by Christensen, seconded by Smith that the Mayor write a letter to the School Board requesting the use of Edgewood Junior High School requesting a Monday evening for Mounds View Village c council meetings with such meetings to be held without charge to the village. 5 ayes, motion carried. Motion by Christensen; seconded by Smith that the sub - division of a lot on Eastwood Drive, submitted to the council by Mr. George Gustafson, be approved subject to a 30 foot dedication on roar of said lot. 5 ayes; motion carried. Motion by Cranc seconded by Christenson that the council meet #ith the Suburban Sanitation Corporation for a study of the sanitation conditions by that corporation. Mooting to be held at 7 :30, March 21, 1960. Crane, Christensen, Malvin and Hodges, aye; Smith, no. Motion carried. The attorney was directed to investigate and prepare necessary papers requiring all Contractors and subcontractors to submit a performance bond to the village at time of application for their license and that the attorney also prepare some type of Certificate of Occupancy for use by the Contractors showing the house has received a final inspection and meets all code requirements of the village before house can be occupied by purchaser. The subject of the Bicycle Ordinance was brought to the attention of the council by several citizens. Motion by Crane to table said ordinance. Members of the council felt that the Ordinance should not be tabled as it had been read at a previous council meeting and studied by the council. Mayor Crane then withdrew his motion. Motion by Christensen, seconded by Smith to adopt the Bicycle Ordinance as prepared by the attorney. Christensen and Smith, aye; Crane, Hodges, and Malvin, no. Motion lost. Motion by Crane seconded by Malvin that the Police officers study the bicycle situation in the village for the remainder of the year and report their findings and recommendations at the first mooting in December 1960. 5 ayes, motion carried. Motion by Crane, seconded by Christensen that Mr. Glen Dawson, Mr. Jerry Blanchard and I°ir. Robert Eikstadt be appointed as a three