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A memorandum from the Attorney regarding beauty shops in
the Village was presented. To be discussed at the next regular
agenda meeting. (April 15, 1963)
A letter from the Highway Department regarding letting of
bids for 35W as it concerns Mounds View was read and filed. Bids to
be let May 3, 1963 if possible.
The Mayor stated that our representative to the sewer district
had appeared late at two recent sewer district board meetings. On
February 26 he appeared at 9:05 P.M. and on March 26 he appeared
at 9:00 P.M. Both meetings were called for 7:30 P.M.
Mr. Malvin,our representative to the district, stated that
at both times other representative came later than he did.
The Civil Defense Director asked about the burning of large
tracts for citizens in the Village, The Council informed Mr. Jackson
that burning was certainly not a Civil Defense Project, unless the
Mayor and Council authorized it
The Mayor reported on a meeting he attended with the Civil
Defense Director regarding possible City- County Civil Defense system.
Motion by Crane that the Village of Mounds View is opposed
to the integrated City of St. Paul - Ramsey County Civil Defense
proposal. Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes.
The Clerk will notify the Board of County Commissioners of
this action.
Mr. Malvin reported for the Lakeside Park Commission. The
County Commissioner in Anoka County, to further parks, playgrounds
and recreation activities have made available $1500.00 to swimming
beaches operated with tax money and open for free public use. The
Village of Spring Lake Park has applied for this money and apparently
wished to use it as a portion of their share of the cost of operating
Lakeside Park. The Mounds View members of the Lakeside Park Commission
feel this would not be fair and equitable. The Council directed Mr.
Malvin to report on this again at our next regular meeting, (4- 22 -63)
The Mayor made a brief report on a joint meeting between the
Council and the NSSSD Board.
The Board presented a modified plan for the district, outletting
on Marshall Street into the Minneapolis sewer line. Initial cost to
be $7,000,000. They have received tentative approval from the
Minneapolis -St. Paul Sewer District as to hook -up and costs.
Final hearing will be April 30, 1963 in the Spring Lake Park
High School
Mr. Sullivan reported that the road patching was now in
progress, and with the purchase of the dump truck and road roller
a better job would result.
All school buses operating in the Village cooperated and
changed routes from roads that are badly breaking up.
The need of a portable scale for checking truck weights
was discussed and referred to Mayor Crane.
The matter of collection of money for a broken hydrant at
Groveland and Highway # 10 was referred to the Attorney.