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1951-04-031.252 VILLAGE OF MOUND P ~RK FUND ON SALE LIQUOR Interstate Power Chet's Nebb Serv. Mound Hardware POOR FUND .45 American Linem Mtka. Motor Exp. Jos. F. Palen Navarre Hardware Mound Hardware Coast to Coast Broeckert's Market $26.00 Sub. Henn. Relief Bd. 41.56 P.I.R. SINKING Streater Lumber 21.00 ~.56 1st Natl. Bank Meeting Adjourned at ll:00p.m, on Motion of Winkel, ~ierce $ 7.05 3o.55 3.15 488.22 6.82 $549.79 $868.42 second. REGUL.~R MEETING, April 3, 1951 Meeting called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Acting Mayor White. All pres.ent except Mayor Davis. Bly moved, Winkel seconded that the reading of the minutes b~ deferred u.~til next meeting. Carried. ~s no ane appeared for the public hearing on the Hondorf Sidewalk Assessment Bly MOVED and Winkel seconded that the final action be postponed untiI April 10. Same action taken on the Elm Street water main extension. RESOLUTION offered bv Bly that a notice of hearing be published on petition of Mr. & Mrs. J. M. Richardson to vacate a portion of the allew 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 bv Bly, second by Winkel ahat hearing be postooned untiI' May. Carried. Elm Street (Shirley Hills) water main extension. Bly offered t~efollowing resolution: WHEREAS. pursuant, to proper notice duly given as required by Chapter llg, Laws 1949, the council has met and hear~ and 1253 passed upon the proposed assessment for the Elm Street water main extension in Shirley Hills~ Unit D, Lot 19, Block I (only l~t effected), THE~EFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY the Village Council of Mound, Minnesota, that such proposed assessment, a copy of which is atts. ched hereto and made a ~t hereof be and the same is hereby accepted and shall constitute a special assessment against the land herein named and the lot included is hereby found to be benefited in the amount of the assessment levied against it, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That such assessment shall be payable in one insaallment in 19~2. Said installment shall b~ar interest at the rate of 6% from the date of this resolution. ~.Said assessment and the accruing interest thereon shall be a lien upton the property included therein concurrent with general taxes, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the manager forthwith transmit a certified duplicate of 'such assessment to the county auditor to be extended in the proper tax list of the county, and such assessment shall be collected and paid over in the same manner as other municipal taxes, provided that the owner of any property so assessed may at any time prior to December 31, 19~1, pay the whoIe of such assessment without interest. The vote on the above resolution was three aves, no nays, and the resolution was adopted. The March minutes were read and approved on MOTION by Winkel, second by Bly. Question of additional taxi licenses again discussed. BI.~NOVED that the matter be tabled until public reaction demands further service. Second by Winkel. C~rried. Bly offered the following M~SOLUTION requested by the Hennepin County ~.and Commissioner: WHErE&S, each parcel of land described in said list has heretofore been classified by the Boa~ of County Commissioners of Hennepin County, Minnesota, as non-conservation land and the sale thereof has been authorized by said Board of County Commissioners; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by' the village council of the village of Mound, acting pursuant to Minnesota Statutes for 194~, Section 282.01, that the s~id classification by said Board of County Commissioners of each parcel of land described in said list as non-conservation land be and the same is hereby approved. Second bv Winkel. Carried-3 aves. Land included in this list is: Lot 18, Kennedy's Subd. of Lot ~6 Lynwold Park; Block 9, Lots 28 to 37 inclusive, Mound Bay Park; "Commencing on north line of Block 16 at a p~int due S. from SW corner of lot 4, Block 14, thence westerly along said North line to a point distant 7~0 ft Eaaterly along said line from NW corner of Block 16 thence Southerly at right angles to lake shore thence Easterly along lake shore to a point due S. from beg. thence N. to beg. in Block 16, Mound Terrace. 1254 VILLAGE OF MOUND Copies of a revised Nuisance Ordinance and a new Improvement Classification Ordinance prepared by the village attorney were read. No action taken. No parking on the hill near the park discussed.· Felt that Art Faught of Glen Isle Casino might object. ~anager to get Faught's opinion. MOTION by Winkel, second by BI¥, that the following bil~s be paid where funds existed: GEN[~R AL FUND OFF SALE LIEQUOR Wm. Mueller & Sons Fred A. Thomas Mickelson Motors Standard Oil Cox. Bros. Pure 0il Co. Farnham's Mtka. Const. Co. Mound 0il Station Phillips 66 Bud's~ Pure 0il Wallace buppl¥ Co. Interstate Power Coast to Coast Smith Motors Mound Hardware Tonka Electric Markson Co. Watertown Phone Wilbur J. Thurk ~ME~E RY FUND Cox Bros. Cartwri~b~t & 01son WATER FUND Standard 0il Badeer Meter Co, Roshol t Equipment Interstate Power Mound Hardware Tonka Electric Mtka. Motor ~xpress PARK FUND Mound Hardware Sheldon Beise Ins. POOR FUND Sub. Henn. Co. Relief ~ 7.31 Mound Hardware $ 6.29 320.-- Interstate Power 41.27 47.40 Pure 0il Co. 49.30 108.-- Natl. Cash Register 9.71 438.-- Carpenter ~aper Co. 14.48 49.30 Mound Hardware ~8.20 1~.~7 Drone¥ Beverage 69.0~ 20.-- Chaska ~everage 182.~0 , ~.73 Mtka. Beverage 193.21 ~7.98 Manning ~ Anderson ~49.0~ 178.39 Carter Beverage 173.30 42.81 Noterman ~ Weber 203.~0 201 .~4 Pabst Sales 72.96 · 4~ Morris Dist. 6~.11 4.0~ Canada Dry ~8.28 .80 Seven Up 1~.40 46.44 Coca Cola 41.20 7.22 Distillers ~ist. 1377.89 11.70 01d Peoria 2~7.24 11.2~ Oeo. Ben~, 393.96 ~1~9~ .l'i Famous Br~ nd s 1214.~4 Grigg s-0 oop er ~00.78 Watertom~ Phone ~.!~ $16.- ~;~;~ .!~ ii75 .- $33.06 17o.53 5.49 161.98 8.30 28.13 1.39 ~40~.~ ~9.75 14~ .4o ~5.oo Plus Jan. unoaid Inv.~1401.21 Feb. unpaid Inv. :~a 5, o'59.23 ON S~LI!i LIQUOR FUND Halvorson Candy 01d Dutch Food" American Linen Lane TV Sal es Mound Hardware Mound Hdw. Feb. Natl. Cash Regist. Ralph Nelson-ice gslesen Co. $10.10 6.30 350.-- 225,8~ 488.22 755.-- 82.18 Mound Build. ~upplv Superior Products Coast to Coast Tonka Electric Mtka. Floor Uover. Streater Lumber 11.90 1169.45 4.~1 ,'.47 8.19 ~:3~47.~ VILLAGE OF MOUND 1255 Winkel M0¥ED, B1y seconded to adjourn at 10:30 p.m. Krau~, 'R. J. ~mdm¢, Byron E. NygaarcL~ ancl J. M. Richardso¢~ to reloeat~, .Su~ V~u ~, ~ M~ ~w~, s~, ~ tio~ ~ by v~ ~ ~eY ~ ~1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ly in L~ ~k, V~ge of he ~ly ~g ~ ~d V~e at 8:00 o'c~ ~ ~ ~Y, ~Y 1, 1951. ~ ~ ~vate ~t ~ ~ ma~ ~LMGE OF MOU~ by R. C. V~age ~g~ 4-19, 26 Attest: SPECIAL MEETING, April 17, 1951 10:O0 a.m. Meeting called to order by Rayor Davis in his office. Gene White and Bernie Winkel present. RESOLUTION offered by White to authorize village manager to advertise in the Rpril 19 and 26 issues of the Minnetonk~. PILOT that a hearing wou~d be held on May 1, 1951, on a petition to relocate the alley in the easterly 125 feet of Lot 52, Lynwold Park. Second by Winkel. Carried. Winkel moved to adjourn. White sec- onded. Carried. Adjourned at 10'-10 a.m. c W. I. DaViS',mayor SPECIkL MEETING, MAY 1, 1951. 8:00 p.m. Krause Building. Meeting called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Ma~or Davis. Ail present. Hearing Publiag held to take action on petition signed by J. M. ~ichardson, J. ~. Krause, R. J. Hondorf and byron Nvgaard to relocate the ~Ii~y in the business block between the Great Northern tracks and the Watertown Road. &ll the petitioners and the other property owner concerned, :~alph March, seem to be agreed on everything except 'the width of the alley. Present allev was 12 feet wide. Ooe Krause insisted that the new alley shoald be wider. He wanted the council to agree to take steps to acquire a strip of the adjoining prorrertv owned b~ Charles Johnson for additioaal width. The council would not agree to condemnation. Village Attorne~ HePb Wotner was_to_contact the Johnson famil? in regard to donation of an~~~ strip of land. No other commitment was made. Several of the peo~le present for tSe he~ing on the alley relocation were property owners along the oroposed i~prOve~ent of highway No. 110 so the project wa~ bro~ght up. Ail seemed to favor i~provement, only distribution of cost was disputed. cdjourned at 11:00 p.m.