HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000024_pg03Mayor Rustad made the following appointments: Lakeside Park - Hodges as the
new Council representative, to the Planning Commission - Ben Falk. The Mayor
expressed his desire not to have a Council representative on the Planning
Commission, so that the thinking of the Planning Commission would not be
influenced. Mrs. William Lampa, 5119 Red Oak Drive to the Human Rights
Commission. The Mayor expressed his desire to see the other vacancies filled
by a young person. Finance Committee - Edberg, Rustad and Zylla. The
responsibility for the office - Rustad. Police Commissioner - Malvin.
Civil Service Commissioners remains the same with Mr. Uber as chairman.
Road, Street, Gas, Lighting Committee - Blanchard, Water and Sewer - Neisen,
Rustad and Malvin. Councilman Blanchard to remain liason officer for the 49'ers.
Welfare Committee - Rustad, Blanchard and Malvin.
MSP (Rustad /Malvin) To approve Resolution #472 appointing Councilman Blanchard
the Mounds View representative to the North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District.
Mayor Rustad also noted that there were some appointments made at the special
meeting of January 5th. They were Councilman Malvin - Acting Mayor, First
State Bank of New Brighton - depository, New Brighton Bulletin the official
paper.
5 Ayes
MSP (Rustad /Malvin) To approve the appointment of Dr. Sartor as Health Officer,
Charles Jackson - Civil Defense and Robert Edmond as Electrical Inspector. 5 Ayes
Mayor Rustad also announced that the naming of an industrial development committee
will be forthcoming.
MSP (Rustad /Malvin) To approve the following salary rates for 1970: Dorothy
Sandgren from $2.50 to $2.80 per hour, Marilyn Lidberg from $2.55 to $2.80 per
hour, Maxine Neumann from $2.40 to $2.70 per hour and Nora Adleman from $2.15
to $2.40 per hour.
Mayor Rustad also noted that the remaining salaries were not yet set, but all
salaries would be retroactive to the first of the year.
Mayor Rustad briefly outlined the new pollution control act which outlawed burning
in the metropolitan area. He stated that at the present time we do not know what
will be coming but the Council has taken no action to outlaw burning and that in
general they are taking a wait and see attitude.
Rezoning hearing called to order at 8:30 P.M. by Mayor Rustad.
Clerk- Administrator Zylla read the legal notice and attested to its publication
in the New Brighton Bulletin January 1st and January 8th. Legal notices were
sent to approximately 31 dwellings. Property is subject to State Trunk Highway
10/62 over the Northeasterly 25 feet of Lot 52 Auditors Subdivision #89. Request
is to rezone from R1 to R3.
A petitioner, Walter Harvey, spoke briefly stating that he has the chance to sell
the property if it is rezoned to multiple dwelling. That the property to the West
was recently zoned multiple dwelling and that he believed that it is the same
owner which desires to purchase his property to expand the multiple dwelling
development.
5 Ayes