1952-12-171379
VILLAGE OF MOUND
CONTINUED HEARING ON VACATION OF A PORTION OF LINDEN STR~ET
December 17, 19~2
The 'meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. Present were
Acting Mayor Behmler, Trustees Pierce and Livingston, Manager
Leikvold and Attorney Kelley.
After some discussion of the vacation of a oortion of
Linden Street, the Council directed the Village Manager to
write the following letter:
Dec. 18, 1952
Mound Metalcraft, Inc.
Mound, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
This letter is written to you at the direction of the
Mound Village Council. The Council has considered your ex-
pansion problem and suggests the following courses of action:
1. The Council will vacate Linden Street as now
laid out.
2. Prior to vacating Linden Street, Mound Metalcraft
will furnish the Village of Mound a written in-
demnifying.agreement wherein Mound Metalcraft will
agree to indemnify the Village up to the sum of
Three Hundred Sixty Dollars (};360.00) toward the
installation of a new water line on School Street
from Highway 110 to the intersection of Linden
Street; further, that Mound Metalcraft will grant
the village and their agents permission to enter
upon Linden Street until the new water line is
installed, for the purpose of making any oossible
water line repairs and will re-imburse the Village
for all expenses incurred by the repairing of this
water line.
5. The Village of Mound will sell to Mound Metalcraft
that small triangle of land abutting on Linden
Street, now owned by the Village, for One Dollar
(~1.00) and other val,~able consideration, orovided
that Mound Metalcraft will give the Villa~e a certi-
ficate guaranteeing that all further buildings
built on Lots 2,3,4 and ~ Koehler's Addition to
Mound be located 26 feet North of the North line
of Dell Street and in the event any building is
constr~lcted on this property Mound Motalcraft will
give the Village of Mound an easement for road
purposes across the South 26 feet of Lots 2,3,4,
and ~ Koehler's Addition to Mound.
Yours truly,
Carsten D. Leikvold
Village Manager
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VILLAGE OF MOUND
Pierce moved, Livingston seconded, and it was carried unani-
mously
MINUTES OF THE ~KDJO~RNED REGULAR MEETING, December 17, 1952
This meeting was called to order immediately after the hear-
ing on the vacation was adjo~.~rned. Present were Acting Ma~or
Behmler, Trustees Livingston and Pierce and Manager Leikvold.
Mr. Carlson of Carlson Construction Com~oanv was present in
regard to final payment of his bill due on Project 14. He said
that inasmuch as the Village had not paid Carlson Construction
Compan~ the full amount within the stipulated thirty days, that
the Village should withdraw the bill they have against The Carl-
son Construction Company in the amount of ~$361.~0. After some
discussion Livingston moved, Pierce seconded, and it was car~oied
unani'mouslv that the Village drop i~145.00 of this bill.
A warming house for the skating rink at the school was dis-
cussed. The Council felt that the Village sho~ld take care of
their own rinks. Pierce moved that the Manager be instructed
to repair the Park Pavilion for a warming house and clean the
snow from the ice. &lso that the Vi1] age clean the sno~ from
the ice at any place on the lake where people might want to skate,
snd that the amount the Village is to spend on skating is not to
exceed i~2~0.00. Mr. Livingston seconded, and it was passed unani-
mously.
On mot'io~ ~,~]_~ m~de~ s~c~n~ed and carried, the meeting ad-
j OU rne ~; ·
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