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Ronald Evenson Construction
11019 - 6th St. N.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55434
Administrator Achen presented the bills for approval with one
stipulation, which is if Local 49 goes on strike, new payroll
checks shall be issued taking into account the days not worked.
In the February 1976 payables are General Account Checks
#11881- 11972, Payroll Account Checks #1236 -1240, Payroll
Checks #3309 -3354 (void #3350), Transfer Check #11970
transferring $15,419.24 from General Fund, $1,015.58 from
Water, $1,620.26 from Sewer to pay gross pay of February 15,
1976. Total February disbursements $47,173.94.
MSP (Johnson- Hodges) to approve the bills as listed with the
stipulation as requested by Administrator Achen. 5 ayes
Adm.Achen stated that the office has received a letter from
Mr. Bruflodt requesting that the city pay the attorney's fees
of $150 and recording costs regarding the improper recording
of his subdivision which was originally approved in February,
1975. He noted the error was partly the city's fault and
recommended that it should be paid.
Councilman Shelquist stated that the attorney should have known
what he was preparing when he made the original deeds and he
was not sure we should stand the entire fee.
MSP (Johnson - Pickar) that we direct the administrator to
prepare a check and accept the responsibility for the attorney's
costs up to a maximum of $150 for the Bruflodt subdivision,
and that the city also pay the filing fee.
Administrator Achen further stated that on February 18 at
7:30 p.m. the Ramsey County League of Municipalities is
having its meeting in the city hall in Mounds View and they
would like Mayor Johnson to make the opening remarks. He
presented the Civil Defense budget for signature by the Mayor
for the fiscal year 1977.
5 ayes
MSP (Baumgartner- Hodges) to authorize the Mayor to sign the
1977 Civil Defense budget per request. 5 ayes
Mayor Johnson thanked the Council wives for putting on the
Appreciation Banquet last Saturday evening. He stated that
Council should consider a new ordinance that would require
all commercial development in the city be developed on the
basis of a development contract covering the requirements
that the city may put on that particular developer.