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Electrical Inspector, Robert Edmond reported that apparently
the County work crew hit a power pole which put a strain on the wires
3 the Byron 'Anderson Home at 2204 Lois Drive. The Attorney was
instructed to investigate and determine who is responsible for damage
to the house.
Building Inspector, Chris Piehowski, submitted a special
permit requested by A.W.Kugler to build a second garage to park his
bakery station wagon. Motion by Malvin to issue a special use permit
to A.W.Kugler. Seconded by Hodges. 3 Ayes. Motion Carried,
Piehowski reported on substandard work being done by an
unlicensed contractor on Woodlawn Drive,
Attorney Meyers advised the Building Inspector to get
complaint forms from Justice Court - 1. Failure to obtain a license.
2. Violation of Building Code
Plumbing Inspector Ronald Whiteneck, reported progress
at 8408 Eastwood on plumbing and septic problems.
Engineer Knutson reviewed items to be considered by the Village
reparding sanitary sewer construction. Reported on Knollwood Storm
Sewer and MSAFunds available,
Motion by Crane to order the Groveland Water extension included
in the 1963 -1 project. Seconded by Malvin. 3 Ayes. Motion Carried.
Attorney Meyers reported the investigation of the liquor license
application of E. Herbst proved satisfactory.
Petition from a Mr. Lechtmann for relief of assessments for
Lot 1 Laport Meadows was referred to the Attorney and Engineer.
Motion by Crane to adopt Ordinance # 100 an ordinance repealing
Ordinance # 79 providing that the Plumbing Inspector Fees shall go
directly to the Village. Seconded by Hodges. 3 Ayes. Motion Carried,
Motion by Crane to adopt Resolution # 130 modiffting assessments
Division # 32112 and 31702. Seconded by Malvin. 3 Ayes. Motion Carried.
Motion by Crane to authorize the Attorney to send his secretary
to the Village Hall to compile information from records of J.P. Docket -
sheets for municipal court cost determination. Seconded by Malvin.
3 Ayes. Motion Carried.
The Attorney was insturcted to prepare an Ordinance to change
the Mounds View Village Election date fromDecember to November.
Motion by Malvin to pay the bills totaling $5,880.30 plus a
transfer of $10,000.00 from Water Utility to Water Construction Fund.
Seconded by Crane. (list attached) 3 Ayes. Motion Carried.
Motion by Crane to approve and issue licenses .(list attached)
Seconded by Malvin. 3 Ayes. Motion Carried.
Adm. Clerk Boog reported on the League of Minnesota Munidipalities
Convention: 1 -To aid Village Planning it was suggested to use transparent
overlay maps of land use, streets and utilities. 2- Improvements of Village
Elections it was suggested to have voting machines, permanent registration,
and better selection methods, higher pay, more instruction and testing of
election judges. 3- Deliquent utility accounts should be on seperate
notice forms.