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would be on March 2, 1962.
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Mr. Malvin reported that on advise from the conservation
department that a number of holes had been bored in Spring
Lake and that within a half hour of receiving the request
County Commissioner, Salverda had the pump turned on and it
appears that there will be no winter -kill of fish in the lake.
The Conservation department and the County Board will keep
close watch on the situation.
Mr. Sullivan stated that he and Mr. Skiba were going to
tour the Village and check on damage done by the snow plows
to mail boxes,cars and fences as reported. They would then
meet with the County Engineer regarding these claims.
Mr. Varnes of 7350 Fairchild and two of his neighbors,
Anton Schmitt, 2020 County Road H -2 and William McCue,7310 Fair-
child Avenue, appeared regarding the problem of the buses
and autos at Knollwood Motors. They stated that buses ire
started with considerable noise in the early hours of the
morning and that snow plowing in the area was almost nil
because of cars and buses parked on the street.
Mr. Varnes gave the Council a brief history of the bus
company from the early stages to the present. Another point
brought out was that a portion of the area used by the company
actually belonged to a neighbor and was being used without
permission. To bring this matter to conclusion, the attorney
was instructed to consult with the Police Department and to take
what action seemed necessary and to report to the Council at
the next regular meeting.
Mr. Jack Bell representing the Mounds View Business
Mens Association reported that the association has passed a
resolutuion to the effect that the Sunday closing laws passed
in other areas was prohibitive and that the association was
definitely against the said laws. He requested that the
Council go on record with a resolution showing that we are
not in favor of a "Sunday Closing" or "Blue Law" ordinance.
The Attorney was instructed to prepare the resolution
for study by the Council at the next agenda meeting.
Milt Stole chairman of Planning Commission read the
minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of February 20, 1962.
(Copy of File)
After some discussion the following action was taken:
Motion by Blanchard to approve the Johnson Terrace
preliminary plat waiving square footage requirements
(per plat plan dated 2 -21 -62 and signed by Village Clerk and
Julian Johnson providing that the existing structures are
removed. Seconded by Sullivan 5 Ayes
Mr. Johnson will confer with the Village Engineer and
Attorney regarding streets and dedication of land for public use.
The building inspector and the Clerks Office are to prepare
and submit to the Council a paper similar to the one used by the
Village of Falcon Heights regarding their zoning procedures.