1951-03-061250
VILLAGE OF MOUND
REGULAR MEETING, MARCH 6, 1951.
Meeting called to order by Acting Mayor White at 8:00 p.m.
Councilmen Bly, Pierce and Winkel present. Mayor Davis absent
for cause.
Minutes of the February 6 and 20th meetings read and
approved.
A. P. Guy, D. H. Mickelson, and Dale G..Nelson of the
Northwest Tonka Lions Club were present to request permission
to sponsor a carnival on August 18 and 19, 1951. Pierce
offered RESOLUTION authorizing the village mana?er to request
the use of County Road No. 125 in Shirley Hills.from the
board of county commissioners and to authorize the manager
to issue the Lions a permit for a Bingo game on those dates.
Second b? Winkel, Carried.
I~EQUEST FO~-SlDS
The Village ~f Momu.~ will.
accept bids for one electric four--
total cash register. Cash regis-
ter must issue receipts, have:
prin~ed, totals (separate total for
each of the four departments~)~
eleet~iec~ keys ,anc~ have .a d.e-
tailed audit strip with consecu-
tive numbers. Cash or certified '
cheek equal to ten percent (10%)~
· of the total bid must accompany
bid'. The 'COuncil will consider
a us:ed machine in eXcellent
con~tion. Bids will be opene~_
.at 8:00 p.m..on March 6, 1951, at
the Council meeting in the base-
ment of the Krause building.
VILLAGE OF MOUND
i~0BERT C' STOREY, Manager
Bi~s for a second cash register
for the liquor store to be used
at the bar . Winkel moved and
Pierce seconded that the recom-
mendation of the village manager
be followed and the village
accept the ~One:.~iS~.~of ~t~~-~_~
N~tional Cash Register Uo.~2i'or ~
four total register. Second by
Pierce. Carried.
Verne Anderson and Jim Reilly, both Greyhound Bus drivers,
were present to request permission from the council to start a
second cab compmv in Mound. No definite action taken ~nding
conference of manager with village attorney but opinion seemed
to be that ~resent service was satisfactory.
Bids on a 2-ton truck again brought up for discussion.
After considerable discussion Pierce MOVED and Winkel
seconded to purchase the used 19~0 Mack truck from Fred Thomas
of Sp~ing Park. Truck would carry a new truck guarantee from
the Mack Truck Co. Price was $2400. and the 1940 Ford now
owned by the village. $100. would be witheld until Mack was
painted and new horn, directional lights and tail light were
put on. Carried.
Upon request by the village manager, Winkel MOVED and
Pierce seconded, that the s~m of $16. be authorized for
registration fees $~ short coures at the U. of M. Contin-
uation Study Center. Courses sponspred by League of Minn.
M~nic ip al it ie s.
Problem of dogs harassing children on school4 discussed
following reading of ~ letter from Grade School Council.
Manager reco~ended building a dog pound with snow fence and
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that unlicensed dogs be picked up. No action taken.
Discussion of incidental expenses of Civil Defense.
Would wait until legislature passed proper legislation.
Council could not lev~ for items, money would have to come
out of General ~'und.
Request of Dr. C. H. Stormo to build a chiropractor's
office on a residential lot rejected. Dr. Stormo should be
instructed to have neighboring property owners sign a
petition asking Council to grant him a variation.
Insurance on park pavilion brought up but manager.
Council inst~ncted him to carry additional $2000. for
total of ~4,000. on building.
Winkel offended a resolution, Blv seconded, that the
village renew its contract with~ the Suburban Hennepin
County Relief Board. Carried.
MOTION bv Pierce, second b~ Blv, that the bills be
paid where funds exist, Carried:
GENERAL FUND
OFF S~LE LIQUOR
Interstate Power-fire $13.38
Interstate Power-streets 190.90
Sheldon Beise-treas.bond 191.25
Bud's Pure 0il
Mound 0il Station
Mound Volunteer Fire D.
Mpls. Star & Tribune
Mtka Pilot
Pure 0il-fuel oil
Standard 0il-fmel oil
Phillips 66 Station
Wolner & Kelly
Mickelson Motors
Markson Co.
78.18
9.39
141.25
15.60
13.85
39.15
94.5o
19.12
4o0.00
1.5o
$Y242.60
WATER FUND
Standard Oil-fuel oil
Cox'Bros.
Mtka. Motor Express
Carl R. Swanson & Son
Coast to Coast Store
Games B. Clow
Bud's Pure 0il
Interstate Power
Mound Hardware
Streater Lumber Co.
Markson Co.
$33.79
55.6o
6.30
100.00
.50
81.45
42.92
141.30
8.30
18.85
9.OO
$497.91
Interstate Power
Pure Oil Co.
Navarre Hardware
Mound Hdwe.
Natl. Cash Register
Streater Lumber
Markson Co.
Seven Up
Chaska Bev.
Droney Bev.
Coca Cola
Noterman Weber
Canada Dry
Manning & Anderson
Carter Bev.
Pabst Sales
Mtka. Bev.
Purity Bev.
Morris ~ist.
Kato Sale s
Midwest Wine
Ed. Phillips
Distillers ~ist.
Old Peoria:~
Famous Brands
Griggs Cooper
Plus
December Inv.
Jan. Invoices
$30.93
39.15
25.90
58.2o
46.80
330.08
49.01
15.60
71.80
34.90
25.2o
66.5o
24.83
93.00
34.90
152.35
74.56
42.44
36.90
190.85
714.53
1720.91
2875.51
lO79.78
737.99
$8817 .76
5830.97
2045.98
$1~,694.71
VILLAGE OF MOUND
P.~RK FUND
Interstate Power
Chet's Nebb Serv.
Mound Hardware
POOR FUND
ON SALE LIQUOR
$9 -45
1.35
9.75
American Linem
Mtka. Motor Exp.
Jos. F. Palen
Navarre Hardware
Mound Hardware
Coast to Coast
$ 7.05
30.55
3.15
14.~0
488.22
6.82
$549.79
Broeckert's Market $26.00
Sub. Henn. Relief Bd. 41.56 P.I.R. SINKING
Streater Lumber 21.00
~55.56 1st Natl. Bank
Meeting Adjourned at ll:OOp.m, on Motion of Winkel, ~ierce
$868.42
second.
REGULAR MEETING, April 3, 1951
Meeting Called to order at 8:00 p.m. b~T Acting Mayor White.
All pres.ent except Mayor Davis.
Bly moved, Winkel seconded that the reading of the minutes
b~ deferred ujtil next meeting.' Carried.
.~s no rune appeared for the public hearing on the Rondorf
Sidewalk Assessment Bly MOVED and Winkel seconded that the
final action be postponed until' April 10. Same action taken on
the Elm Street water main extension.
RESOLUTION offered by Bly that a notice of hearing be
pUblished on petition of Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Richardson to
vacate a portion of the alley behind the Super Valu store.
Hearing to be held April 24, 1951. Winkel seconded. Carried.
Bly moved and Pierce seconded that the meeting be
adjourned until April 10, 1951. Carried.
ADJOURNED MEETING, APRIL 10, 1951.
Meeting called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Mayor Davis.
Bly and Winkel also present. White ill and Pierce out of town.
R. J. Rondorf asked for another postponment on the haaring
on his sidewalk assessment. Motion by Bly, second by Winkel
~hat hearing be postooned until May. Carried.
Elm Street (Shirley Hills) water main extension.
offered t~efollowing resolution:
WHEREAS. oursuant to proper notice duly given as required
by Chapter llg,-Laws 1949, the council has met and heard and