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anuary 8th, 1962 Council meeting (con't)
An Ordinance entitled "AN RDINANCE RELATING TO THE REGULATION
OF THE USE OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND HIGHWAYS WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF MOUNDS
VIEW, INCORPORATING BY REFERENCE, PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN STATUTES,
REPEALING 'RDINANCE NO: 631" was read Motion by Sullivan to adopt
Ordinance #89. Seconded by Malvin. 4 ayes.
Mr. Meyers presented contracts for Attorney and Fiscal work
as requested. Contracts on file at the Village office.
A notice of condemnation was read and presented by the Attorney.
(copy on file.)
Motion by Blanchard to hold public hearing to condemn premises,
located at Lot 3, Block 3, Greenfield Plat 2 in the Village of Mounds
View and the premises beginning at a point on a line 33 ft. south from
and parallel with the North line and 219 feet east from west line of the
south of the S.E. %; thence southeasterly 107 feet parallet with
Northeasterly line of S.T.H. 10/62; thence at right angles southwesterly
43- 55/100 feet to said Northeasterly line; thence Northwesterly thereon
to intersect said first described parallel tine; thence east thereon
to beginning in Section 8, Township 30, Range 23 in the Village of
Mounds View, at 8:00 P.M., February 26th, 1962 at 2401 Highway #10.
Seconded by Sullivan. 4 ayes.
The Attorney read the contract from the Neptune Water Meter
impany and explained it's purpose. He reported that it was in order
and was very favorable to the Village,
Motion by Blanchard to renew contract and authorize the
Acting Mayor and Clerk to execute same. Seconded by Malvin. 4 ayes.
The Engineer furnished the Village with copies of a report
from Twin Cities Testing Lab. on the filtering material in the iron
removal system.
A set 'of plans from the State Highway Department regarding
a storm sewer from Highway #10 to Spring Lake on Spring Lake Park Rd.
was referred to the attorney for recommendation. The Engineer stated
that from their standpoint the drawings were in order, but the
resolutions regarding the plans were not clear.
The matter of the acoustic problem at the meeting hall was
again sent back to the Engineer after he reported that the cost
estimates he had, so far, ranged between $650.00 to $1.540.00.
A letter from the City Manager of Fridley was read and placed
on file. This informed the Council that the City of Fridley could not
allow non - residents of the city to hook onto their sewer system.
Motion by Hodges to pay bills submitted.(list attached)
Motion by Sullivan to withold approval of 3.2 licenses for
alt Lazarz and Margaret Berthelsen be with held pending investigation.
Seconded by Malvin,