1951-11-061284
VILLAGE OF MOUND
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Regular MEn, TIN , Tuesday, November 6, 1951 Called to order at
8:00.p.m. by Acting Mayor White. Bly and Winkel also present,
Pierce out of town. Dr. Davis arrived late.
Minutes of the October 8 and 15 meetings read and approvedx
on Motion by Bly, second by Winkel. Dr. Davis arrived.
Karl Gruhn of Minnetonka-Furniture on hand to further his
request to erect a small billboard on the property owned by
Russell Breyette just west of the Mound Builders Supply on
County Road no. 15. He explained that the sign was mainl~ for
directional purposes and not 1ust an advertising sign. On Motion
by White, second by Winkel, approval~ven. The Council
did not intend this approval as a lowering of the gates for
billboards. An exception was made in this case because the
establishmment was off the main road and many daily travelers
were not aware of its location.
A letter from L.E. Baker, President of Mound Metalcraft, was
read to the council. Mr. Crouase and Mr. Batdorf of the
corporation were x~xm presmat to discuss the letter which requested
an exhhange of small parcels of property in the area of the
Metalc~ft building. After discussion the manager was instructed
to check the deed held by the village and report the status of
the village's parcel at the next meeting.
W. F. Kelly of the firm of Wolner & Kelly was ~r esent to
bring the council up to date on the condemnation proceedings
inst~tated against Irene Bergin for the Highway No. ll0
improvement.~ The appraisal board appoin'~ed by Judge William
Larson of t½e District Court : Eugene ~callen, C. Elmer Keefe,
and Phillip Brancheau had looked over the property, held~ a
hearing on November 2 at which W. H. A. Koehler, Joe Krause
and Henry Workman appeaped as witnesses for the village, and would
reacha~ their decision on November 19.
Additional ladd for cemetery use was again referred bw the
manager. He reported a proposal by William Johnson offerxing the
village approximately l0 acres adjoinin,~ the present cemeter.v on
the north andreast for $2400. This included the area from
which gravel had been removed which would make an excellent dump.
After discussion by the council i~ was decided that a dump at
this site would be highly objectionable to the residents of the
area and the tract would be much more l~nd than the village
would ever need for a cemetery. The manager was authorized to
purchase 2 acres just east of the present ~metery if the price
did not exceed $900..
T.he~~ndment to the zoning ordinance ~d
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cha~e in the co~ercial zoning p~epared by ~b Wolne~ was
read. One phrase which expressly gave the pouncil power to
revoke a permit already granted seemed objectionable. Wolner
should be consulted and asked to cl~rifv the matter. Hearing
adjourned ~ to Necember meeting.
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3. Such tax levy shall be irrepealable until all of the
principal and interest of such certificates are paid.
4. The village manager is hereby authorized and directed
to file a certified copy of this xresolution with the
county auditor of Hennepin 0ounty, together with such
information as he shall require, md to obtain from the
county auditor a certificate that these certificates of
indebtedness have been entered on his certificate register
and the tax has been levied as required by law.
Second by White. Carried, three ayes.
Adopted by the village cour~cil this 15th day of Oct. 1951.
PETITION TO VACATE ALLEY IS SHIMEEY HILLS UNIT F$ signed by
sole owner of property affected, Dale Mickelson, read.
Resolution offered by White directing manager to advertise
for a ~ublic hearing on the petition to vacate part of the
alley in Blook 3, Shirley Hills Unit F. Second by Bly. Carried.
MOTION TO ADJOURN by Bly, second bv White. Adjourned at 10:30 p.m.
Manager
Mayor
NOTI& .EF,. NG
Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held on
.Tuesday, November 6, 1951, at
8:00 p. m. in the basement of the
Krause Builtling to consider an
amendment to the Zoning Ordi-
nance. The following parcels are
involved: Lots I through 4 and 46
through 49, Block 9, Mound Bay
Park; Lots 9 through 12, 17
through 31, and 34 through 47
Auditor's Subdivision No. 167; and
unplatted property in the north
¥2 of Section 23, Township 117,
Range 24. All persons having a
public or private interest in said
matter are hereby notified to
attend said meeting and be heard.
Village of Mound.
Robert C. Storey,
Manager.
(Oct. 18)
NOTICE OF HEARING ON VA-
CATION OF PART OF ALLEY
NOTICE is. hereby given that
a public hearing will be held be-
fore the village council of Mound
in the Krause Building on No-
vember 6, 1951, at 8:00 p. m. to
hear all persons present upon a
petition for vacation of part o£
the alley in Block 3, Shirley Hills
Unit F. The part of the alley con-
cerned divides lots 4 and 5, Block
3, Shirley Hills Unit F.
Village of Mound.
Robert C. Storey,
Manager.
(Oct. 18)
VILLAGE Of MOUND
Public Hearing on
Vacation of the alley in Shirley Hills Unit F req'uestcd
by Dale Mickelson of Mickelson Motors he~d. No one
appeared. Man~ er re~orted that Mickelson owned all t~e
private property surrounding the pm~t of the alley in
question. Herb Wolner,mm~ partner in ownerships of the
rest of the a~Joining property had expressed agreement to
the vacating. Manager instnucted to get approval in writing.
Hearing adjourned to Decmmber meeting.
On recommendatibn of the village manager the polling
hours f~m the annual village election were shortened from
12 to 4 hours. Getting Jedg®s and clerks to serve all
day was a problem and the cost of holding the electian would
be reduced if the polls were kept open only four hours.
On Motion by Bly, second by White the po~ls would be ope nm
from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 4, 1951,
and the election would be held in the basement of the
Krause Building. Judges appointed were Henry Ebert, John
CArlson and ,~]ilguSt Broeckert. Clerks were Mary Ellen Kopperud
and Gladys Cole. Alternates were Edna Gooder, Louise Huestis,
Curtis Blyth and Robert Storey. Carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION by ~ly, second by Winkel, authorizing manager
to advertise for a public hearing on the assessment for the
~elocation of the alley in the east 125 feet of Lot 52,
Lvnwold Park, ~earing to be held on January 8, 1952.
Carried ·
Manager Storey proposed a~m compulsory snow removal ordinance
to get the sidewalks cleared and remove ~b~ae possibility of
a damage suit in event of injuries sustain$~ by pedesterians
owing to slippery sidewalks. After considerable discussion
the manager was authorized to have a proposed ordinance
prepared ·
RESOLUTION offered by Bly, second by Winkel, trans~=rring
$5000. from the PIR Fund to a fund to be set up for the Himay
#110 project. Amount to be repaid from the On and Off Sale
Liquor Funds on or about May l, 1952. Carried.
Motion by Winkel, second by Bly to pay the following bills
where funds existed:
GENERAL FUND
Interstate Power Co.
State Bank In~. Agcy.
Standard Oil Co.
Ferdinand S~hwart z
~iche Motor Co.
Phillips 66 Stat&on
Northfield Iron Co.
Mickelson Motors
Markson Company
Cartwright & Olson
Dr. J. P. Wilkins
Mound 0il Station
~195.70
534.05
27.00
50.00
7.65
39.57
137.78
38.19
4. 9
60.0o
15.oo
41.44
Virgil Clasen-refund
David Agency
J. V. Gleason Co.
Minnetonka PILOT
~ox-Bros'~i~.
Project No. 5_
6.50
lb.30
17.76
58.00
16.25
$1WY 8
1st Nat'l. Bank Mpls. $1051.69
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VILLAGE OF MOUND
WATER FD~ND
Interstate Power Co.
State Bank Ins. Agcv.
Coast to Coast
Piche Motor Co.
Leonard Logsdon
Mound Oil Station
Mound Hardware
Mound Hardware
Cox Bros.
HIGHWAY NO.
Twin City Concrete Pipe
Adler Steel Products
G. A. Tyler
Hustad Co.
Mtka. Motor E×press
Cartwright & Olso~
Cox Bros.
Cemetery Fund
Cartwright & 01son
Phillips 66
PARK FUND
Interstate Power
State Bank Ins. Agcy.
F. ~lackoviak
¢141.0o
137.8o
15.oo
4.00
5.64
2.70
54.00
~432.24
16.80
342.72
59.80
1.98
360.00
35.5o
~1~49.o~
50.00
.87
1.00
17.oo
i5.oo
0ff SALE LIQUOR
0. M. Droney Bev.
L. A. Dick Co.
Morris Jistrib.
Mtka. Beve~age
Noterman & Weber
Carter Beverage
Chaska Beverage
Manning ~ Anderson
Purity Beverage
Coca Cola Bottling
Pabst Sales
Leslie Paper Co.
$28.00
16.11
31.80
151.97
i~.61
348.20
272.72
4o4.19
29.00
8.46
17.7o
O. S. Treasurer 15.00
State Banks Ins. &gy199.30
Mtka. Motor Exp. 1.39
Seven Up 53.76
Mid-West Wine 133.00
Famous Brands 631.13
01d Peoria Co. Inc.1919.12
Griggs-Cooper 701.15
Distillers Distr. 530.09
h999. 30
ON SALE LIQUOR
Mtka. Floor Covering 3.75
State Bank-Pruyn 45.00
Mound Hardw~ e
State Bank ~ns.
Markson Co.
Midwest Bar Sup.
Halvorson Candy
01d Dutch Foods.
American Linen
0ohn's Refrig.
Red & White
11.36
15.oo
4.29
39.06
20.8¢
23.85
20.53
5.5o
1.21