HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000031_pg053Ent.; Excavating - C. W. Houle Landscaping Co., Julian M. Johnson Construction;
Furance Cleaning - AA -1 Furnace Cleaning Service; General Contractor - Twin City
Standard Co., M.J. Arndt Construction, Crown Iron Works Co., Shadawn Fence Co.,
Foss -Olson Construction, G -P Construction Co., White Oak Builders, Inc., Gene
Schouweiler Construction, Waconia Homes, Lyle J. Kaufenberg, Aquarius Swimming
Pool Co.,; Heating & Air Conditioning - Advanced Heating & Air Cond., All Season
Comfort, Suburban Air Cond., Geo. Sedgwick Heating, Cronstroms Heating & Air
Cond., Union Oil Co. of Calif., Thompson Air Cond.; Masonry - Mrydal & Pearson
Const., Knudson & Trail Cement Contractors, Gilbert & Koch; Plaster- Stucco -
Joe Nelson Stucco Co.; Restaurant - Country Kitchen; Roofing - Richard Hastings;
Sewer & Water - Beaver Plumbing; Sign & Billboard - Brede Inc., Western Outdoor
Advertising, National Advertising, Gold Medal Beverage Co., Naegele Outdoor
Advertising.
MSP (Pickax- Hodges) To approve the bills: General Fund Checks #7356 thru #7410,
Payroll Account checks #1023, 1024, Bond Account checks #101 and #102. Payroll
checks #333 thru #358, Transfer check #7411 for $10,222.32 to Payroll Account to
pay gross pay of June 15, 1973 from General $8,041.34, from Sewer $812.06, from
Water $1,368.92. Check #1025 transferring $2,103.97 to the General Fund from
the Payroll Account to correct deposit error.
MSP (Johnson - Baumgartner) To recess the regular meeting at 8:30 P.M.
Mayor Neisen called the Special Revenue Sharing Hearing to order at 8:30 P.M.
Clerk Zylla read the list of permissible expenditures as designated by the
Federal Revenue Sharing Law.
Mayor Neisen read a letter from the Clerk noting that there has been $38,496.00
in revenue sharing funds received for 1972 with an additional $43,278.00 to be
received for 1973. A planned use report is necessary and must be filed with the
Treasury Department for $21,639.00, one -half of the 1973 allocation. Possible
uses of revenue sharing funds include:
1) Village share for the stop light at Quincy and
County Road I
2) Revise Village comprehensive plan
3) Maintenance building addition (3370 sq. ft.)
4) Pole building (3,500 sq. ft.)
5) Grading plans for parks
6) Salary for additional personnel (Hanggi)
7) Park land acquisition and improvements
8) Expansion of Village hall offices
9) Matching funds for Civil Defense emergency center
10) Part time village inspector
$ 4,000
$10- $15,000
$97,000
$15,000
$ 5,500
Mayor Neisen added that a possible use would be to provide a Village water
softening system and an additional civil defense warning siren in the Eastwood -
Woodale area. He explained that Revenue Sharing was guaranteed only for five
years and he did not encourage spending the funds on long term operating or
maintenance expenditures.
Councilman Johnson felt that the Council ought to dedicate more money for park
land. Councilman Baumgartner agreed with Councilman Johnson and added that the
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