HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000017_pg13Proceedings 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 Rustad at 8 :00 p.m. February 14, 1966 at
the Village Hall, 2401 Highway 10.
Present Were:
Mayor
Clerk
Trustee
Trustee
Trustee
Also Present:
Attorney
Engineer
Public Works
Deputy Clerk
Ingram C. Rustad
Lloyd J. Blanchard
Perry Malvin
Richard Johnson
Gary Lang
Richard Meyers
Sheldon Boehm
Walter Skiba
Joanne La Casse
Motion by Malvin to approve minutes of January 24, 1966 as
presented. Seconded by Johnson: 5 ayes.
Mr. Rustad, N.S.S.S.D. Representative, reported that the
nistrict received one half of the Federal Grant amounting to approx-
Gately $433000.00, During the recent two day thaw an extra
,000,000 gallons went through the metering station in Minneapolis.
she Villages are warned to watch the infiltration because we pay by
the gallon for the amount of sewage that goes into Minneapolis.
Lexington, East Blaine and Circle Pines would like permission
to use the Mounds View sewer system, during the construction of
N.S.S.S.D. 18" main through Mounds View. The Attorney is preparing
the agreement.
Motion by Rustad to enter into agreement with the N.S.S.S.D.
for use of the 14" main on Quincy from Hillview to County Road H.
The cost of the operation of the Lift Station is to be born by the
DISTRICT and the agreement will have provision for sewage storage.
Seconded by Malvin. 5 ayes.
A letter from Mrs. Sandra J. McClain was read by Clerk
Blanchard (on file). Motion by Malvin to allow the storage of a mobile
home at 8468 Spring Lake Park Road for a period of three months for
Mrs. McClain. Seconded by Johnson. 5 ayes.
Mr. A. Nelson, 5373 St. Stephens Street, complained about the
large number of digs running at large. The problem was referred to
Mr. Johnson. Mr Nelson was advised that he could file a complaint
with the Justice Court.
The Clerk's Office was requested to post a copy of the bills
Al the Bulletin Board in the meeting hall before each regular meeting.
Mr. Lang reported that the roads are in terrible condition but
some grading is being done.