HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000003_pg057Mr. Inga Haug, Secretary of the Planning Commission, read the minutes
of the Planning Commission meeting. A discussion was held on the subject
of a setback variance for the building of a garage at 50+6 Longview Drive
by Richard S. Johnson. Trustee Christensen suggested and the council con-
curred that the Secretary of the Planning Commission write a letter to Mr.
Johnson stating what is required of him before the variance can be considered.
The subject of the open ditch located off Lambert Street on the play -
gound in that area was discussed in order to develop that playground without
being divided by the ditch. Referred to the Engineer for investigation and
report.
A discussion was held concerning the subject of a county park in the
northwest corner of the county which could concievably be in Mounds View.
A study of this park site to be made by the Planning Commission.
A request for subdivision by Mr. Frederick Meckola was brought to the
council and referred to the Planning Commission for study and action. Clerk3s
office to Call Mr. Meckola and obtain three more copies of his plat plan.
The council was informed that the next meeting of the Planning Com-
mission would be July 26, 1960.
Mr. Kenneth Ballenger, Civil Defense Director, reported on the work
of the Civil Defense Unit. He stated that the Civil Defense Rescue truck
was being readied for service so that it could be placed in service in the
near future.
Mr. Robert Eickstadt, Chairman ofthe Police Commission read the montly
Police report which will be placed on file in the Clerk's Office.
A report was given by the Village Engineer regarding the waterworks
construction. It was also mentioned that the plans for the sewer system
was near completion and that the decision remaining was one of locating the
outlet for the sewer. Motion by Crane, seconded by Malvin that Comstock
and Davis, Village Engineers complete the sewer survey as soon as possible
and that the cost of the construction be forwarded to Ehlers and Mann,
Village Fiscal Agents so that they can use the cost figures for preparation
of material for a public hearing which will determine if the citizens in the
village still desire the sewer system. 5 Ayes, motion carried.
The subject of the preparation of the budget for the year of 1961
was discussed and Mayor Crane suggested that letters be sent to the
different commissiOns requesting that they submit their budgets for the
coming year.
Motion by Smith, seconded by Christensen that the following bills
be read to the audience and bead:
Comstock and D vis for prefessional services as follows
Deep Well Engineering Services
Waterworks Engineering construction Sv.
Resident Inspection and Supervision of
Waterworks project.
(2)
$1,046.59
$7,1+16.00
$2,655.50