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Mayor Neisen's Report
Mayor Neisen announced that the agenda meeting was changed from September 2
to September 3, 1974.
Mayor Neisen read a letter from the Metro Sewer Board in regards to a letter
we sent to the Sewer Board on November 6,1973, concerning payment agreements.
MSP (Neisen- Hodges) receiving the letter and referring it to the attorney to
contact Dennis Zylla to update himself on what went on and report back to the
Council at the next regular meeting.
5 Ayes
Mayor Neisen acknowledged receipt of a note concerning a call from Mrs. Nylander
on August 20, 1974 stating that she wants to make sure Harstad will take care
of the grading between Red Oak and Sunnyside.
Mayor Neisen said as of now, no right of way has been returned to the City. As
soon as the plans are returned to the City Mr. Harstad can proceed.
Mayor Neisen read a letter from Minnesota Landmarks to residents of St. Paul
and Ramsey County. Local Bicentennial Celebration tells of ways we can get
parts of $400,000 to take part in a Bicentennial celebration. Mayor Neisen
returned the letter to Mr. Bryant for his disposition.
Mayor Neisen read the list of election judges and counters:
Precinct #1
Judges
Marilyn Benolkin, Chrm.
Isabelle Wille
Pearl Falck
Precinct #2
Judges
Doris Welty, Chrm.
Ruth Cox
Dorothy Winters
Precinct #3
Judges
Jan Mortenson, Chrm.
Betty Piehowski
Ann Bendt
Precinct #4
Judges
Bernard Falck, Chrm.
Cathy Westling
Ruth Larson
Ralph Hanggi
Counters
Joan Godeke, Chrm.
Barbara Haake
Marion Winther
Counters
Jean Miller, Chrm.
Judy Dreshar
Mary Linda Dickman
Shirley Sinderson
Counters
Isabelle Schumacher, Chrm.
Ruby Gerner
Virginia Petro
Counters
Donna Fearing, Chrm.
Vivian Hjelm
Donna Turner