1951-08-14VILLAGE OF MOUND
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Regular Meeting, August 7, 1951.
No meeting £or lack.of a..q~uorum. Bi¥ and IWinkel present.
Davis .and' ~ierce o~. O~' ta.~n, White bakin~ bread.
Delegation pDesent oD D~blio hearing for c~hange of zone
i~ area near Mound Park. Viewpoints hear~ b~ Planning
and ~oaing Board whic~ had four of its five members present.
Meeting adjourned to August 14, 19~1.
'_~djourned Meeting, August 14, 1951, Krause Building.
Meeting held at 2:00 p.m. to receive and open bids on
the improvement of trunk highway no. 110 from Great
Northern tracks to the north village limits. White,
Blv and Winkel Dresent.
Bids received from Ashworth & Son, St. Louis Park;
Alexander Construction ~o. of Minneapolis, and
Park Construction Co. of Minneapolis.
There were several different proposals but Park
Constr~ctio~ Co. was low no matter which way t¼e
bids were figured.
Meeting Adjourned to 8:00 p.m. on motion b~ Winkel,
second by bl~.
~'00 p.m.
/~ADJOURNED MEETING, August 14, 1951,.
Davis, ~ite, Winkel and Bi¥ present. Pierce out of town.
Excavations on west end of ~'ake Langdon again discussed.
~r. Blv and Mr. Winkel had both viewed the protested
excavation on the property of Everett $ohns with the
village manager. Bi¥ offered the following RESOLUTION:
WHE~_~S, recent excavations on the west end of Lake
Lang~on have resulted in several protests from residents
of the area, and,
WHERE~S, the village council is desirous of having areas
that can be excavated in or near.t~oe village so that fill
dirt for roads can be readily obtained, now therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, that no further excavations be permitted
within the village limits where dirt is taken out b'elow
the nearby street grade or below an~e~wat~on established
by the village manager, and,
BE IT ~URTHER R~SOLVED, that the propert~ owner agrees to
z~ properly slope the ba~cs where the excavation is 'made
to meet the aP]0roval of the village manager.
Second b? White. Carried unanimousl~.
1270
VILLAGE OF MOUND
& petition siFned by W. M. and ~e~sie ~tevenson, Roger A
and Phyllis Lehman, William and Branca Idefferon, Homer and
~3inifred Rivard, and R~bert ~nd Delores Diethart ~as presented
to the council. The ~1 ~rotested' t~h® continued nuisance
ca-.~sod by the o~eration of a dog kennel ~ Mr. and Mrs. George
Osha in t~e Hi~;'h. lands. The complainants were informed by the
council to go to the Justice CourA ~or ection.
Bids on the improv:s~ent of N.o. 110 were l~eviewed by
i~ngineer ~_]liam J;e~der of Toltz, ~'tin~ and D~v. ±n his opinion
Proposal "A" from_ the bid tabLllation sheet was the best
surfacing. ~t was so-called as halt ce~'ent which is laid
by a .navinp' machine. This proposal would come to total of
;![;61,67].0~ with tk~e village sh~re includLng engin~ering
beinp' i~28,~)00 ~ro-oosal "C" wo,~.ld also furni~ a ?ood
s~bstantial reverent which would total ~.756,317.0~ end a
vi]] ~?e share of ~i123,300. or ;..~4,700. less than proposal "~".
?~r. H. }~. C~n. ard, district engineor, of tb.e Minnesota
Den. artment of H;,gbwa~?s was ~oresent at the afternoon ~eeting
and ~e encouraged the asp~aalt cement. ~dr. ?evder was asked
if t~'~e ?tat!~ wo!~ld object too strenousl~ if' the council
favored fro'posal "C". he said t'qev woald ~robab!v object
but would not withhld approval becaus.~ of the action. ~
T~ne^villa~xe manager reco~ended acceptance of Proposal
"C". ~bv Whi~e~$~c~accept~ the bid of
the Park Construction Co. of ,~6,317.0~ on Proposal No. 1,
~lternate ?,~o. 1, and Proposal ~'o. 3 subject to approval
t~e Minnesota [-][iFhwav Deoart~eqt. a~b±~r. ~
BE IT ~j'RTHER ~iSOLVED, that the mayor and ~.~ana~;~er be authorized
to sign the necessary contracts to ~%~ get t~ne project ~nderwav.
~.- Car~i ed unanimom sly
,:econ5 by BI~. ·
g delegation was present from the North West Tonka Lions
Club to request use of Co. Road No. 1~ from Highway No. ll0 to
the alles~ just east of the tin shed. ~/hite offered the following
~ESOLUT!O ~:[;
Y.~E~-.;AS, the North West Tonka Lions Club had previously requested
and was granted permission to bold a street show on t~'e proposed
extension of Coun. t~r Road No. 12~ in Shirley Hills but local
atmospheric conditions ~caasing considerable rainfall now make
this impossible so another site is necessary if t~e Sumlmer
'C, afari is to '~-~e held, Now Therefore,
BE IT R2',SOLV]~D, that the Vi!la~a:e Council a.o~0rove the use of
County Road No. 1~ from the Ah_tersection of 1~ and trunk
highway No. !10 to Cou~:ty Road No. !2~ for the Summer Safari
if the Lions Club will provide the additional aolice service
necessar~ to regulote traffic. Second by Winkel. Car?'~ied
unanimously.
conc,.~nzn~ req.~est of
Follow ~.~ considerable discussion '~ ' ~
the Minnetonka S;,ortsmen for an off-sale beer license during
t~e Safari, Davis moved ~.nd ~-r~ite seconded that t¢~e P~r:~it be
?ranted. Axres--Lavis, White, Winkel; ~o--~lv®
VILLAGE OF MOUND
1271
Request of [)ale Nelson and Carl Fagerlin for inclusion of
drainage orovisions for Marion Place and Tgdd Avenue in the
No. 110 !mpr.ove~ment project rejected by council after
manager ~eported estimated costs of ~1~00. for the storm
sewer and ~t~500. ad~i,tional for eac~ catch asin--four would
be diesirable.
Winke.1 MOVED.-an~ White seconded that tb.e M~und Volunteer
Fire Department be authorized to enter int~ reciprocal
fire service agr~,ements with the Island ~a~k and St. Bonifacius
d epartm~mt s. Car~iod. '
On recommendation of the village ~ana~ier t~e following
amendment to Ordinance No. 33 pertaining t~ the village
water works was offered b~ W¼ite:-~ "The c~arge to be
i~posed for service connections fro~ the w~ter main to and
incl'~ding curb box and the furnishing of one meter shall be
$~0.00 plus the labor charge for effecting isuch connection.
A deposit shall be ~ade in 'the~ a~ount of ~40.00 with each
application for such connection. Note--tb~ connection from
curb~ to premises must be made b~ the owne~ or consumer
subject to regulations of the Vil!ag'e. i
Published in the Minnetonka PILOT, ~g. 16, 19~1.
On MOTION BY BI¥, second by Winkeld the fol
~ermits were approved:
June Permits:
Stanley Ericks
Norman Beise
Kenneth Cole
Arl~ce E. O
Wm. Hausls
William F
H. T. Z
Ted
Willi'
Joe
Dr.
pvt. garage
pvt. garage
dwelling
reo~ir dwelling
.ing
· garage
to dwelling
ing
iarage
garage
Art~,~
?,dw. b-~
August Pe Walter
Carl G. Anderson
C. H. Olson
Peter andersen
Second by Winkel.
dwelling
add. to dwelling
move & add. to dw~
pvt. garage
storage shed
add. to dwelling
add. to dwelling
dwelling
dwelling
pvt. garage
add. to dwelling
pvt. garage
pvt. garage
enclose porch
Carried.
lowing building
~700.
3o0.
1000.
-Soo.
2000.
6 0.
1000.
2000.
8000 .
3000~
2000.
5oo.
450.
1000.
1~00.
8oo0.
fi00.
350.
6oo
q 00.
100.
1272 VILLAGE OF MOUND
6!~'DIT OF 1951 books, liquor store. ~fter recommendation of
manager, ~{hite 'moved and Winkel ~econded a~thorization of an
audit of the 1951 accounts of t:a~ on- and off-sale liq~or store
~s by McLauglin,Mmllenmaster ~ i"ia,y Co. of Flinneapolis
for the total sum of {~13~. Second by Winkel, Car'ied.
offered the following RESOL!'~TION:
W}N~TD]~S the Legislature of the State of Minnesota during'its
1951 ~e ' ' ' '
gul~.r ~e~ion, amended Se;'tion 14~ 08 and 14~.12, N S.A
to excl~_~_de iienne~in Cou. nt~r from the counties a~.thorized to carry on
a Count~.r Ntrsing Service a~d ~rovide that in Henneein County,
the t, own~and municipalities out~ide of the Cit? of Hinneaoolis
'~av ~stablish a n:.~rsing district for that purpose, and
e r
~l'~ ~l~ ~ ~ ~ t~oe services bein&,' rendered by Hennepin Count~,r, und
the [{enneein County Nursing Pro,'ram will be disconvl~Ue at the
end of tbe ~ar 19~t~ un~ess a pro,!ram of a similar n. sture is
establis ~ed b~r the towns ' d municioalities of fienne'~in Co'unt~
outside of t~oe Citer of Minneapolis, and
WH'EREAS, we are of the ~opinion that such a progfram should be
conti'ued b? the establishement of a Nursing District b? the
~.~.nicipalities and towns of nenneom County desiring to part-
icieate in said pro,ram as provided for in said section
M.S.6. T Now, Therefore,
BE tT ~{ ,~.~i.'~-~ that we aeerove the establi½s~ent of such a
Nursing District; that we be included tNerein ~%d participate
in the benefits thereof and the support thereof of an apport-
ionment basis as ~rovided for in the Act.
Second by Winkel. Carried, Four Ayes.
?{OTI0~,T by !.,%ite, second b-? Winkel, to ea~r the following bills
where funds existed:
Mound 0il Station {i;43.12
Philbrook :~ns. ~Ucv. 27.00
Streater Lumber 6.00
Ra~ Swanson-du~; sign ~.00
Rondorf rotor--fire trk20.!$7
Long Lake *'arm Sup. 72.20
j. V. Olaason Balcktop 30.24
?.ss P3ros. --iron ?ratesl8.O0
David ~gencv. ins- 82.20
Coast to Coast 1.50
Bud's Pure Oil 78.25
Mickels on Motor 24.10
Keller ~ros. $~vel 210.00
Lsnders-Norbloom" 18.18
L~a~ue of Minn. runic. 61.00
interstate Power 204.80
~i~911 · O1
P~Rt{ FUND
Coast itc/Coast
~ s---6~a t e Power
~ hmllips 66
6.25
2.43
!!'T'_R FUND
interstate Power
Reed Ins. ~.igency
S~d' s Pure Oil
Waterous Co.
Ntka. Motor Exp.
2.';o~_tnd '.',il. ~tation
~-~ic be Chevrolet
141.36
7.O0
~2.95
2o7.67
3.2 6
47.22
6.70
Coast to Coast 2.69
Am. Cast iron Pipe219.9[.~
i:iolmqu_~ t i~c~r 6 9~.
:~',;655 · 73
, Sealed proPOSals, on blanks fur-
nished for that purpose, will be
' received by th~ Village pt Mound,
Minnesota, in the Council Charn-
'bers in the~.basement of the
Krause Building, until 2:00 P. M.,
'August 14,,:1951, and thereafter
[publicly opened and r~ad, for
I Central Avenue paving (bitumin-
ous) a~d ,incideptal drainage,
i curb ~an.d gutter, and sidewalk
· work. :The bids shall be submit-
,, ted on the basis of cash payment
' for the.work.
Proposals shall be accompanied
;~·: ,by,a cash deposit, certified check,
i, blgdder's bond for 10% of total
uaranteeing that the bidder
enter, into a contract subject
rfeiture as provided by law.
e Village reserves the rj~ht
ject ann or all proposals,
~ WaiVe informslities. No
. may be withdrawn within thia~
(30) days from the date of
:lng bids.
A deposit of Ten Dollars
($10.00) is required for each set
~of'~ _~:lans'and 'specifications. The
dePbsit for one. set .of documents
wil~ be refunded t~ each., bidder
ug0n. submission of. a bona fide
.. b~: arid return of plans, and .st,~c-
i~0ns Within ~e.n (10) days.
~' ~a~ter the openi~:~., bids; one-half
- 0.f the deposit~0~ll be refunded
contractors who fail to bid, for
i'~ch set returned.
· ~.iYlans an_d~ specifications are on
file; ,at the Village Manager's office
..~and ~t the office of the Engipeers,
~'q'o~, King and Day, Inc.~ 1509
l'Pioneer Building, Saint Paul I,
i Mi,.'nhesota.
Dated at Mound, Minnesota,
.. ~Ugust 2, 1951.
Robert C. Storey,
Village Manager,
Mound, Minnesota.
I~70~
Mound,
NOTICE FOR
Mound, Minnesota
bids for construction
bituminous pavemen
work at 2:00 P. M.,
August 14, 1951. P1
tions are on file in
Manager and may
Toltz, King and ]bay,
Building, St. Paul 1
deposit of ten dolla~
Contractor is refe~
Yertisement for bids
netonka Pilot, ~ou~
~ated August 2,
ROBERT
CLOSE AUG. 14
~inm
IDS--Village of
ill receive sealed
of a plant mixed
t and incidental
~ouncil Chambers,
~ns and specifica-
office of Village
)e obtained from
Inc., 1509 Pioneer
Minnesota, upon
,s ($10.00). .
red to officia~ ad-
published in Min-
ed, Minnesota.
)51.
C. STOREY,
tillage iV[anager,
Mound, Minn.
(This notice first
Constructic
le~2:~ Lumber Exch.,
~ppeared Aug. 2)
~ Bulletin
Minneapolis, Minn.
is the only paper f~rnishing complete
Northwest eonstruc ion news. It is
closely read every We4k by architects,
engineers, contractors, builders ma-
(~rial meh and bo~d 'buyers.
Official advertising, 20 cents per line
each insertion.
'l'fl~ dneluden
i. Publicatidn of ~he call for bids in
Const r~uc~.ion BUlletin.
, A copy of the Bulletin containing
your ad.
3 Listing of the closing da~e on
your work in an ~ndex of Proposals
for convenien! use! of contractors·
4 Fifteen separat~e printed copies of
the ad mailed to you for your own use
O~DL~ANCE
The Vi~ge Council
1].~ ls hereby ~end~
~ follows: ~he ch~ge
~m~ for se~ ~o~
[rom ~e water main
zlud~g c~b ~x and
~g of one meter shah
~1~ the lair charge
~g such conne~io~ A~:
~haH ~ made in ~e ~o~t:,~
~0.~ ~th each' appHcafi~;
~uch connexion. No~,
~ection from c~b
n~ ~ made by
mnsumer subj~ to
~f t~ Vil~ge.
9rdi~e No. '~
'
VILLAGE OF MOUND
1273
Bills for aoproval, August 14, coat.
OFF SALE LIQUOR
ON S%LE LIQUOR
Markson Co.
Mtka Motor Exp.
Mound Builders
Minn. Munic. dues
Mtka Pilot-tags
Stroater Lumer
North. Sanit.
Interstate Power
Chaska Beverage
Noterman-Weber
Coca Cola
Seven Up
Carter Bev.
Canada Dry
American Linen
Droney Bev.
Mtka. Beverage
10.00
77.2~
61
2.2O
1!. 91
297.91
244.04
6~.6o
46
18.92
93.20
Manning & Anders. 787.67
Purity Beverage
Gold Medal Bev.
Pabst Sales
L.~. Dick
Morris Distr.
Geo. Ben~
Dis t~lle rs ~ist
Ed. Phillips
Griggs-Cooper
Famous Brands
01d Peoria
All-Weat~er roof
Coast to Coast
June Deliveriss
81.2
14.oo
ll .80
61.9O
196.00
1~2.84
1401.84
704.
1789.92
111
31
1 .....6
764~.37
768~.00
~15,437.07
Interstate Power ~27.~9
Aslesen 0o. 13.21
Mtka. Motor Exp. 3.44
Markson Co. 5.53
Philbr~ok Ins. Agc¥. h2.00
Sp. Park ±~ardware 24.3~
All-Weather Roof. 31.50
John's ~efrig. Serv. 43.10
Pure 0il Co. 36.86
Old Dutch Poolds 21.45
R. A. Nelson-ice 18.00
na!vorsen C~ndv ~' ~
~:;290.43
POOR PUND
Sub. Henn. Cty. Relief ~.00
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PROJECT NO. 6
First Natl. Bank. Mpls. ~2~.00
MOTION by