HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000006_pg116PROCEEDINGS 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 by Mayor Crane at 8:00 P.M. August 14th, 1961 at the Red Oak
School, Sherwood Rd. and Red Oak Dr., Minneapolis, Minnesota
Present were:
Mayors
Clerk:
Trustees:
Attorney:
Engineer:
Pub. Works:
Adm. Clerk:
Allan Crane
Lloyd Blanchard
Mel Christensen
Perry Malvin
Don Hodges
Richard Meyers
Le Knutson
Waiter Skiba
Pau. Boog
Motion 'made by Hodges to accept minutes of July 24th meeting as
presented. Seconded by Malvin. 5 Ayes.
Notion made by Christensen to accept minutes of July 31st meeting
as presented. Seconded by Malvin. 5 Ayes.
The attorney read a motion that he drew up under the Council's
direction regarding water filtration contract.
Motion by Malvin to authorize execution of a contract with
D.W. Hickey, upon the execution of an escrow agreement between the
Village of Mounds View and the Turbomatic Co. and the First State Bank
of New Brighton. The Escrow agreement shall cover 35,000.00 in bonds
to guarentee satisfactory performance of the filtration plant covered
by the contract and shall be in effect for three years from the
acceptance date.
The contract shall also embody the terms of a letter filed with
the Village from the Turbomatic Co. signed by H.M. Mueller and dated
August 14th, 1961. Seconded by Christensen. 5 Ayes. Motion carried.
Mrs. Ralph Peterson raised a question regarding the water availabilit:,
date on project 1960 -1 and 1960 -2. She was of the opionion and several
others in attendance agreed, that the availability date should have been
six months after the notice was placed in the paper. After discussion
by Council members and others the attorney stated that the Council had
met the legal requirements of the Ordinance. Mayor Crane said that no
date for the 3100.00 addition fee, that could be levied after Sept. 30th,
was set because the Council did not wish to enforce that position of the
Ordinance at this time.
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin. Olmstead, appeardd before' the' Council to re4ister
a complaint regarding the Lambert Ball Field. Their home borders *tile
playground on the East side and frequently foul balls are hit into their
yard. They have given permission for the children to go around the
fence or have a portable stile available at games so the fence would not
be climbed on, but the fence still gets broen and the owners are
frequently requested to chase balls for the players. They also stated
that some parents use foul language towards the: and that small children
are using the area along their fence as a toilet.