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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000011_pg50PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA The regular meeting of the Mounds View Village Council was called to order by Mayor Hodges at 8:00 P M., April 27, 1964 at 2401 Highway #10. Present Were: Mayor: Clerk: Trustee: Trustee: Trustee: Also Present: Attorney: Engineer: Public Works: Administrative Clerk: Donald Hodges Lloyd J Blanchard John L. Sullivan Ingram Rustad Charles LaVaque Richard Meyers Les Knutson Walter Skiba Paul Boog Motion by Hodges to approve the minutes of April 13, 1964 as pre- sented. Seconded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes. The Mayor announced that due to a delay in the mailing of legal notices the assessment hearing scheduled for this meeting would not be held until a later date. At the request of several citizens, the information regarding costs of Project 1963 -1 were read by the Engineer and several questions were answered. Motion by Hodges to reset assessment hearing for Improvement Pro- ject 1963 -1, at May 25, 1964 at 9:00 P.M. Seconded by Rustad.5 Ayes. Mr. Blanchard reported that the N.S.S.S.D. was advertising for bids for over 50% of their system, and that bids would be opened on May 19, 1964 at 2:00 P.M. at the Mounds View Village Hall. A large delegation of residents from the Hillview area of the Village appeared, requesting information on the drainage portion of the Sanitary Sewer program. A general discussion period was held for approximately 35 minutes during which time the Engineer, Attorney, and various Council members attempted to explain the reasons for surface water drainage. Motion by Hodges to set a special meeting in the near future to arrive at a decision, on surface water drainage, for the entire Village, with the exception of the C -1 and C -3 areas. Seconded by Sullivan. 5 Ayes. Gene Castle, 2090 Hillview Road, appeared in response to a Council request regarding the non - conforming use of his welding shop and the possible danger of outdoor welding to persons nearby. He informed the Council that there actually was little danger, but would attempt to do