HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000004_pg115Proceedings of the Village Council
employees that the advertisement was for two part time employees
or full time employees instead of fou ±1 Trustee Christensen also
pointed out that the statement rega rding the amount of water not
metered by the Neptune meter and the amott l quoted in these minutes
as a cost to the users of the municipal water was figures which
were computed from the minimum charge for water used by the sttrround•-
ing villages and not a figure which will be used necessarily for
this village computing the water rates. Attorney Meyers also wished
to clarify the statement on Page 6 regarding the deed for the land
at Hillview and Long Lake Road clarifying this that the Auditor's
office had stated that a tax abatement had been filed in 1956 for
said land and that the deed would most likely be filed after that
time but had never been filed in the Auditor's office. Mr. Meyers
stated that he was looking for the deed but he wanted to make it
clear that he had not lost the deed since it had never been in his
possession due to the fact that at the time in question the year of
1956, Mr. Meyers was not the Village Attorney for the Mounds View
township. Motion by Hodges, seconded by Crane that the minutes of
the October 24 meeting be aceepted as corrected. 5 ayes; motion
carried.
The minutes of the November 9 meeting was read by Clerk Smith.
Motion by Christensen, seconded by Hodges to accept the minutes as
read. 5 ayes; motion carried.
Mrs. Ralph Peterson posed the question to the council regarding
the finishing of the streets which had been torn up by the
contractors for laying of the water lines. Mr. Knutson gave a
report on the progress on this item. Smith also asked what could
be done about Jackson Street in the Pinwwood Terrace Addition which
was in very poor condition which had been patched in spots and also
other possible streets in the area which may be in no better condition.
Christensen stated that they had a list of complaints that he and
Mr. Frank Slipka of the County Engineer's office, had checked all
the roads twice and had contacted both contractors and covered the
village with each pointing out which streets and what had to be done
on those streets concerned.
Mr. Malvin asked again why the crosswalks at the schools had
not been marked as stated in a previous minutes as requested from
the school district. Trustee Christensen stated that the order had
been sent into the County Engineer's office but he would call and
follow up the schedule of work to be done.
Mr. Melberg appeared before the council requesting the council
consider the proposal for location of two service stations along
Highway 10 in the village. It was pointed out that the location
of one station would involve a rezoning problem and possible special
use permit. Said stations to be located on Highway 10 and Long
Lake Road and one at Groveland. Matter referred to the Clerk's
office for application for rezoning.