HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000005_pg25PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA
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The regular meeting of the Mounds View Village Council was
called to order at 8 :00 P.M., February 27th, 1961 at the Red Oak
School, Sherwood Road and Red Oak Drive, Minneapolis 21, Minnesota
Present were:
Mayor: Allan B. Crane
Clerk Lloyd J. Blanchard
Trustees: Donald Hodges
Perry Malvin
Melford C. Christensen
(Arrived at 9:30 p.n.)
Engineer: Les Knutson
Attorney: Richard Meyers
(Arrived at 9:55 P.M.)
Motion by Malvin to accept February 13th minutes as read.
Seconded by Hodges. 4 Ayes for approval.
Recreation report was read by Hodges (copy on file). It was
reported that they have a ;$826.00 deficit in their budget due to the
purchase of -a warming house that the Recreation Committee felt should
be paid for out of General Funds. Subject to be investigated and
action taken later by Council.
Lakeside Park Commission report given by Malvin. A new ments
softball league will be formed. A larger midget baseball league will
be in operation this year with some games under lights at Lakeside
Park.
Mayor Crane read the report of the Police Commission meeting of
February 23rd. (Copy on file).
Motion by Blanchard to have Mounds View D -X Station service
Police Cars for one year,, commencing March 1, 1961 as per bid received.
Seconded by Malvin. 4 Ayes for approval.
Motion by Crane to allow Police Commission to investigate the
possibilities of using a timing device for speed control on Village
Streets. Seconded by Malvin. Roll call, 3 Ayes for approval.
Blanchard -no.
Motion by Malvin to allow Commission to do research concerning
changing the Polioe Department from part time to full time. Seconded
by Blanchard. 4 Ayes.
The Clerk was instructed to write a letter to the Anoka Bus Co.
in regards to changing of routes and the speed of buses on Village
Streets.
The monthly report from B E Patrol (Village Dogcatcher) was
presented. (On file in Police Office).
Public welfare report was given by Malvin.
Report on sewage overflow problem at the Harvey Hermann home on
2439 Ridge Lane was given. Several residents from the area were
present and voiced their opinions and feelings on the subject.
Mayor Crane stated that perhaps the Council had been too lenient
with the problem before but that it was doing everything it legally
could do at the present time.