1952-03-04VILLAGE OF MOUND
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Oopies of the Auditors Report, prepared by McLaughlln-Mullenmaster~
May & Co., covering the operations for the year 1951 of the
Liquor Stores were distributed to each member of the Council.
Bly reported to the Council that it would be the obligation
of the Village to secure plans, advertise for bids and let the
contract for the construction of the curbs alons State Aid
County Road #125, before the County would complete the
surfacing of that part of the highway.
On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting was
...... /' William I. Davis,' May6-~
'RE/~ULAH MEETIN~,tt~o~'4th.,~ 1952
Meeting called to order by Acting Mayor Behmler, also present
~ were Councilmen' Bly and Wlnkel. Mayor~ Davis~confined in a hospital~.~.7~ · and Councilman Pierce out of town. /4 f*~.~.~.) ~~-:.- ~
Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting held February 95th., were read and ,~
on motion duly made and seconded were approved by vote ~ yeas,
no Nays.
The following Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance # 46, proposed
by Winkel, second by Bly,
ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE #46,
RELATING TO TRAILERS.
THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF MOUND
ORDAINS:
Section 1. Zoning Ordinance No. 46,
as amended, is hereby amended by
adding to Section 6 thereof the
fol lowing:
#12. No trailer or movable dwelling
shall be located in the Residential
District or Multiple Dwelling
District, and no trailer or .movable
dwelling shall be located in any
other zoning district within the
Village without the approval of the
Village Council. ~
Section 2. This amendment-to Zoning
Ordinance No. 46, as amended, shall
be in force ~d effect from and after
its passage and publication..
The vote was on the adoption of the
Ordinance and stood,. For, Behmler, Bly,
and Wlnkel, and so the Ordinance was
passed.
ORDINANCE
Ordinance Amending. Zoning Or-
dinaAce No. 46, Rela~ing' fo
Trailers.
THE VILLAGE OF MOUND OR-
DAINS:
~eetion 1. Zoning Ordinance
No. 46, as amended, is hereby
amended by adding to Section $
thereof the following:
"1~., No trailer or 'rnovab~le
dwelling shall be located in the
Residential District or Multiple
D~ve~/.ing District, and no trail,
er or movable dwelling shall
be located in any other zoning
district within the village with~
out approval of the village
council."
Section ~. This amendment to
Zoning Ordinance No. 45, as
amended, shall be in force and
effect from and after .its passage
and publication.
Passed by the Village Council
of Mound the 4th day of MarCh,
1952.
E. J. BEHMLER,
(ACting Mayor)
Attested:
EDNA J. GOODER, .
Village Clerk.
Published in the MinnetonMa
Pilot on the 6th day of March,
1952.
(3-6) ~
1306 VmLLAGE: OF MOUND
Liquor Store Nanager Pat Nagel, was heard on the matter of
the purchase of an ice cube making machine. His report that the
On Sal.e Bar required the purchase of two bushels of ice pe~ day at
a present cost of $1.00 per bushel, with the prospect that the
price wquld be advanced on Narch lat., to $1.25 per bushel.
The tone'us of opinion of the Councilmen was that the purchase
of a machine would be advisable and that it would soon pay for
its cost through savings in expense.
On motion offered by Wlnkel, 'second by Bly, the following
Resolution was adopted by. vote Three Yeas, No Nays.
Resolved that the Acting Village Manager be ~ti~ecte:d to insert
in the Pilot, an advertisement for bids for the purchase of an
ice cube making machine, of approximately six bushels capacity
in 24 hours. Further that the request should state the time when
sealed bids would be op'ened, that the price bid should be based
on cash payment $c:da~telAf%eF delivery,~ ~lth an all~ernate bid based
on a specified deferred payment plan, and that the time required
for delivery after order is placed should be stated.
Acting Mayor Behmler stressed the importance
of'~ the adoption of a revised Buil'ding Code by
proper Ordinance. Council recommended that
the Millage Attorney check up on the revised
outline which had been proposed about two
years ago, but never acted on by the Council.
Village Attorne$ ~;Uolner was requested to.
advise the Council regarding proceedure
necessary to protect the Village against
loss of Special Assessments levied against
property forfeited to the State for non-
pa~yment of taxes.
Bly reported to the Council that the Village
share of the costs for the Highway #110~.
improvement was going to run more than $5000.
over the estimates indicated by the
Engineers under date of Aug. l§th., 19§1, and
that money available in the P.I. Ph Fund
for the financing of the improvement would
not be sufficient and that it appeared that some means would have to
found to provide the needed funds. The figures supporting this
report are contained in a letter dated March 3rd., 1952 from
Toltz, King and Day, Village Engineers.
REQUEST FOR, BIDS '
The VillA~b of' Mou//d, :Mififle£,
sots, will /~eceive bids for one
ice cube making machine; of
proximately six bushels' capacity
in each 24 hours, delivered in
place at. 'the Mound Municipal
Liquor Store. Bids should give
date of de~ve~ and be b~ on
cash payment 30 days ~ter de-
live~, With ~ alte~ate bid
b~ed ~ a monthly deferred pay-
ment plan e~ending over a per-
iod of two years. Seal~ bids ac-
comp~ by a ce~ified ch~k
of 10 per cent of bid, will be op-
ened by ~e Village Clerk, at the
Village O~ce, at 10:~ A.M.,
March 22, 1952. ~e Village
Council rese~es the ~t to re-
j~t ~y or ~ bi~.
ViSage of Mo~d, Mi~o~
~na J. ~der, V~e Clerk.
Wlnkel proposed and Bly seconded, the foil&wing resolution,
RESOLVED that Toltz, King & Day, Village Engineers be and are
hereby authorized to prepare the Assessment Roll for curb, gutter
and sidewalks in accordance with .the approved plans 'for the
Improvement Project Hlghw.a.y No. 110, at a charge for said
service of not to exceed $200.00.. On vote approving the
resolution there were 3 Yeas, and 0 Nays. Carried.
Bly proposed and ~nkel seconded the following,.
RESOLVED that the Village Engineers, in calculating the 'unlt
prices to be assessed when preparing the Assessment Roll fo~;
curb, gutter and sidewalks,
add to the contract prices the - --
proper shere of excavating, engineering overhead and legal expenses.
The vote on the approval stood ~ Yeas and 0 Nays. Carried.
VILLAGE OF MOUND
The report made by the State of Minnesota Department of Health,
following an lnspectlon of 'the Water Department facilities,
dated January 31st., 19§2, was presented to the Council and ~ead.
The Syste~ w'as awarded a rating of 90% which was the ease as
arrived at when the last previous inspection was made and
showed no changes.
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Upon motion by Wlnkel, with second by Bly, the following
bills, the amoGnts of each being listed below, were presented
and ordered paid, the v~te in favor standing 3 Yeas, 0 Nays.
GENERAL FUND
Phllbrook Agency ....... $91.17
Coats to Coast Store .. 5.45
Mack Motor Truck ~ .... . ~0.10
Phillips 66 .......... '.. 218. 79
George Keckhaf'er ..... 8.15
Elmer Peterson .. ~ ~ 24.00
Standard Oil .......... 194.29
J. C. Krause ...... ~ .... 2§.00
Mark son Co ............ '3.?§
Miller Davis Co ........ ~ 2.17
Wm Mueller & Sons ...... 9.04
L. C. Smith Co ......... 7.00
Wolner Kelly & Naglund 2.50.00
Ferd Schwartz. ........ 18.78
Interstate Power Co~.~,206j69
Total $1094.
POOR FUND
Suburban Henn. Co $134.66
P. I. R. StNXtN~ .........
First Natl Bank, Mpls $815.28
OFF SALE LIQUOR FUND
Carter Beverage ......... .$190.84
Chaska Beverag'e ......... 18§. 59
Nat' 1 Cash Register Co.. 45.80
Purity' BeveraEe ........... 24.55
Coca Cola Bottling ...... . 25.60
Gold Medal Beverage .......
SeVen Up Bottling .........
Morris Distributing Co... 60.74
O. M. Droney Beverage ..... 28.46
Pabst Sales ............... 76.18
Notermann and Weber ....... 168.98
Manning and Anderson. ..... 489.48
Mtka Beverage ............. 199.92
Canada Dry ................ 27.08
Ebin Brothers. ........... 239.57
Distillers Distributing. 1359.49
Ed Phillips ............. 1716.
Fmeus Brands. ........... 924.21
Mound Rea and White .... 3. §0
McLaughlin, Mullenmaeter 67.80
Griggs Cobper. .......... 1041.27
Broeckert' $ Market. ..... 12.78
Interstate Power Co ...... 17.02
Phllbrook Agency .......... 24.53
PARK FUR~D
'Interstate Power. .... $1.00
Total $6998.44
ON SALE LIQUOR FUND
WATER FUND
Markson Co ............. $5.7~
Standard Oil Co ....... .. 5?. 12
Phillips 66 ............. 4.70
Addressograph Bales... 2.70
Interstate Power ...... ...142.00-
Total $212.24
Halverson Candy Co ........ 17.40
North San Supply .......... 12.00
American Linen ........... . 17.27
Mid West Bar Supply....... 31.50
Koehnen Radio & TV ....... 13.90
McLaughlin-Mullenmaster.. 67.80
Mound Red & White. ........ 12.01
Phllbrook Agency .......... 24.53
Miller ~avis Co ........... 2.17
Interstate Power Co ....... ~9.67
Ralph A. Nelson Ice. ..... 27.00
Total $264.95
On motion duly made, seconded and
un til 8 P. M. March lOth.,
Transfers due to OFF Sale for
19§l ................... $8893.87
carried the Meeting was adjourned
to be convened at the VillageQOfflce.