HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000006_pg172November 27th, Council meeting (con t) 000172
about this, he instructed the Clerks office to prepare ballots for the
December 5th, 1961 election.
Mr. Meyers informed the Council that a letter the Village
received from the County assessor, regarding assessments on tax delinquent
land was merely for the information of the Village and required no action
at this time.
The matter of an application for a liquor license was taken up
and as the application was not complete and in view of the pending election
Mr. Crane moved to table the matter until the next regular meeting.
Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes.
The Attorney presented the Council with copies of a contract
for hiring Police Officers for study.
Mr. Knutson reported on a letter from the County Auditor
regarding a repayment of assessments collected. He stated this was an
automatic procedure after the auditor received their notice and the letter
was referred to the Attorney.
The Engineer presented a bill for materials for the Woodcrest
Drainage Project. Motion by Christensen to pay this bill. Seconded by
Hodges. 5 Ayes.
The matter of subdivision of lots by residents without Council
approval was discussed and referred to the Attorney.
Motion by Blanchard to pay bills submitted.(list att.)
Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes.
The Mayor stated that at the R. C. M. O. A. meeting on November
22nd, 1961 the sewer problem was discussed and many facts were brought
forth. Copy of minutes on file.
A petition to have the County and /or the Village extend
County Road 1 from Highway 10 thru to Groveland Road was presented and
referred to Christensen for study and recommendation.
The Clerks office was instructed to ask Mr. Bergstrom of N.S.P.
Gas Co. to meet with the Council informally on DDCember 6th at 8:00 P. M.
at the Village office.
The Engineer reported that the utility building would be read
for occupancy this week.
The Clerk stated that the office will be moved by the end of
this week.
Mr. J. Gibson and Mr. J. Bell asked if they could obtain a
sample ballot on the liquor question and also inquired as to the avail -
abilit y of absentee ballots. They were informed that the ballots were
available at the Village office.
Mr. Stanton, informational Representative, Safety Promotion
Section, Minnesota State Highway Department, introduced himself