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1955-07-11VILLAGE OF MOUND 1565 MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING, June 29, 1955 The Council meeting as the Board of Review was called to order at 8:00 P.M. at the Village Office Present were Mayor Behmler, Trustees Livingston, Wenkstern and Pierce, and Manager-Assessor Leik- vo ld. Livingston moved, Wenkstern seconded, an~ it was unanimously carried that the meeting adjourn until July ll, 1955. ~and Personal)~ the completed the true relative ',Proper~y Owners selves i at thiz meeting. MINUTES OF REGUL.~R MEETING, July ll, 1955 Meeting called to order in the Village Office at 8:00 P.M. Present were Mayor Behmler, Trustees Livingston, Litts and Wenkstern. Minutes of the regular meeting of June 13, 1955 were read. Wenkstern moved, Livingston seconded, and it was 'unanimously passed to approve the minutes as read. Minutes of the adjourned regular meeting of June 20, 1955 were read. In the resolution headed, "Water Department Loan" on page 1562, the Council wished to have the word, ~surplus" stricken out in favor of "cash balance". With this correction Livingston moved, Litts seconded, and it was 'unanimously passed to approve the minutes as read. The minutes of the adjourned reg,mlar meeting of June 23, 19~ were read. The Council pointed out a typographical error which they directe5 the Manager to correct. With this correction, Litts moved, Wenkstern seconded, and it was unanimously passed to approve the minutes as read. OFF SALE B~R LICENSE Babler, s Cafe An application for an off sale beer license signed by Donna Babler of Babler's Cafe and Grocery was presented to the Council. A petition asking that the application be denied was also pre- sented to the Council. After some discussion Livingston moved that the application be rejected. With a second by Wenkstern the motion was carried unanimously. i566 VILLAGE Of MOUND TRANSFER OF ~UNDS Liquor to General. Livingston moved that ~8,000 be transferre~ from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund if the mone3~ is available. Wenkstern seconded and the motion was carried unanimously. Livingston moved, Wenkstern seconded and it was 'unanimously carried to pay the following bills wh~re funds are available: GENERAL FU~YD Watertown Telephone ...... 26.35 Mtka Pilot ............... 54-15 R.E.0,Donnell, Posta~;'e... 15.00 C .D.Leikvold, Convention. 67.00 Walter S. Boot~ .......... 2.53 C .D.Leikvold ............. 6.00 Monroe Calculating Mach.. 1.00 Imperial Suppl~ .......... 9.03 Miller Davis ............. 2.82 Interstate Power ......... 253.19 Long Lake Farm Supply .... 21.22 Mickelson Motors .......... 85 Francis 0. Johnson ....... 116.00 Mound Hardware ........... 20.00 Standard 0il Co .......... 73.15 Ja3TMW. Craig Co .......... 1,033.50 Kell er Bros .............. 475.20 Roscnwinke 1 .............. 28.27 H.M.Christianson Son... 15.56 Northern Automotive Co... 1.~0 Piche Chev. Co ........... 1[!..80 Anthon~ P~nant Co ........ 17.40 Finley's Gamble Store .... 12.73 Helen A. Newell .......... 15.00 Cox Bros ................. 108.00 Mound Builder's Supply... 18.76 L.E. Streater L~mb er ...... 20.00 Mtka Hardware ............ 6.84 Harold Peterson .......... 132.38 pfeifer & Shultz ......... 257.90 Patch ~ Erickson ......... 162.50 2,9~8.(~'3 68 WATER FUND M inne'~'$'~k~ Pilot ......... C .D.Leikvold ............. Interstate Power ......... Standard 0il Co .......... Goodin Company ........... Crane Compaay ............ Municipal Supply ......... Badger Meter Mfg. Co ..... Badger Meter Mfg. Co ..... Minnetonka Motor Express. Krotzer Bros ............. LIQUOR INVOICES ~alver son C an--~.v ........ R. Walton Distrib ...... A. S. Brazman .......... Buckingham Beverage .... Carter Beverage ........ Chaska Beverage ........ 0. M. Drone¥ Beverage.. Gold Medal Bev .......... Manning & Anderson ..... Notermann & Weber ...... Pabst Brewing .......... Royal Beverage ......... Schlitz Brewing ........ Canada Dr.s? Gin Ale ..... Coca Cola Bottling ..... Seven Up Bott ling ...... Distill ers Distrib ..... 270.86 18.90 15.30 625.17 79 2.71 160.32 14.76 13.00 777 ./~3 306. 2 2.96 32.19 31.78 44.20 77.6O 99.20 652.56 Ebin Bros .............. 1,~67.74 Famous Brands .......... 457.1L~ Lynn Johnson Co ........ 142.15 McKesson Robbins, Inc.. 184.66 Midwest Wine Co., Inc.. 48.95 01~ .~eoria Co .......... 612.83. Griggs Coopor & Co ..... 1,717.57 Ed. Phillips & Sons .... 906.23 Liouor Operating Expenses Watertown Tel ephone .... 8.25 Interstate Power ....... 72.34 Finley's Gamble Store.. .98 Mand evi 11 e C o .......... 5 · 46 John Leslie Paper Co... 9.50 Skay & Son ............. 8.00 Mtka Motor Express .... 1.65 Mound Pharmacy ......... 1.35 140.00 American Linen ......... ~l.35~Minn. M~nic Liq~or ~ss,n 106.41 9.[:6 ~Mtka ~3;everage ......... 433.26 H.M.Christianson & Son POOR FUND 1.65~ Suburban Henri Co.Rlf... 42.00 10.00 154.68 359.62 3.22 10.00 July ~. NOTICE OF BOND SALE Village of MOund, Mina. Notice is hereby given the Village Council of the of Mound, Minnesota, Will at the Village Hall in Said vi~&a on Monday, the 18th day ~f; 1955, at 8 o'clock p 1~ * purpose of receiving' an~ ering sealed bids for the chase of $15,000 Street Imprv~.' meat Bonds of the Village $35,000 Fire Hall Bonds o! all bearing date in the denominatio~ each, bearing interesl ~. the rate or rates designated the.successful bidder, sem~-annually on February and Aut~st 1. The street'l=,. provement Bonds will serially on February 1 in ~ amount of $3,000 in each oi years 1957 to 196I, bOlh ·ive, without option of prior l~v- meat The Fire Hall Bo~ds ~ mature serially on Febmar~ in the years and amounl~ ~s fol. low~: $1,000 in each of the 1~57 to 1961, both inclusi¥~, and $2,000 in each of the years 1962 t~ 1F/~, both inclusive, all without option of prior payment. Both principal and interest will' be payable at any suitable bank desi~riat~cl by the purchaSer. The village will furnished printed bonds and approving legal opin- ion of Messrs. Fae2re & Bensom Minneapolis, Minnesota, both without expense to the purchas. er.. The bonds will be delivered to the purchaser within forty days from the date of sale, ac- companied by an unqu~li~ed ap- provin~ legal opinion and cus- tomary final delivery papers, in- cluding a certificate showing ab- sence of litigation. : All bids must be in' writing er~- closed in a Scale4 enveIope, be tmcondiiional except as to the above opinion, state one or more interest rates in multiples of one quarter or one-tenth of one .per cent .and must be left with the undersigned prior to the above time, accompanied by a certif~:l check, bank draft or .cashier'a check in the amount of at 1~ $1,000, payable to the order ~ the village, to be forfeltecl~ liquidated damages in even_~ bid is ac~pted and the bi~ fails to comply there~th. ~ bid will be accepted which. ~ deemed most. favorable. Bi,~_d'~ are asked to gate total net retest cost and the average aunuati~ net interest cost. All .bidderS~[ must furnish a single bid fOL'[ both the $15,000 Street Impr0~.~t ment Bonds and the $35,000~Fir~Fire Hall Bonds, and no separate on one or each of the issues, oral bid or bid of less than par ,md .accrued interest wiI1 be con- sidereal. The village reserves the right to waive any informality in any bid, to reiect any and all bids and to adiourn the sale deemed expedient. · l~y Order of the Village Council ~ ~ Edna ~. Gooder ' ::~ ; Village Clerk "~' . Mound, Mirmes0t~ VILLAGE OF MOUND 567 BUILDING PERMITS The following bmilding permits were reviewed: Maine Ed E. Hoff Ed E. McGinn Wm. Brady Stanley Erickson Frank Otto Wm. Brand enburg Chas. E. Sather S. D. Levin J~mes Nickod.vm Stanley Moy Eldo L. Schmidt Harold B.R.Larson Erwin Lange Lot Blk Subdivision 28 3 Lake side Park 47 9 Mound Bay park Cancell ed 1 1 Shirley H "C" 3 37 S.H. "F" 39 Lynwo ld park 3 3 S.H. "B"  1 Crevier, s Ravenswood 74 Mound 2 2 Carlson, s 3 2 Rearr !&2 S.H. "B" 2 I1 Crocker, s Buildin$ Cost No. Dwelling 7,500 44 Garage 500 45 Paint Str 12,000 48 Dwelling 12,500 49 Boat Hse 500 50 Remodel 50 51 Dwelling 4,000 52 Garage 125 53 Dwell lng 8,000 54 Dwelling 12,000 55 Garage 700 56 LIQUOR STORE The Liquon Store was discussed but no action taken. 1956 BUDGET The 1956 Budget was discussed. A letter from the Union was read asking for a meeting with the Council. HOUSE NUMBERS A letter from the postmaster dealing with house to house mail delivery was read. The Council decided to take it 'up at budget time. INSURANCE A letter from the Bank in regard to insurance was read. The Council directed the Manager to invite Phil David to a Council Meeting to talk over the Village Insurance. LEONARD HART ROAD A letter from Leonard Hart regarding his road was read and referred to the Manager. CIVILIAN DEFENSE A letter from Harry 01sen regarding Civilian Defense was read. T~e Council directed the Manager to answer the letter and to try to get some publicity in the paper. Attest On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting ad- journed to reconvene July 18th. 568 VILLAGE OF MOUND MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING July 11, 19~5 The Council meeting as the Board of Review was called to order at 11~.00 P.M. at the Village Office by Mayor Behmler. The minutes of the Board meeting of June 29 were read and on a motion by Livingston, seconded by Wenkstern, were unanimously approved as read. The Board reviewed the method of assessing, checked on some of the personal property, and there being no taxpayers present, approved the assessment and signed the book. Attest: On 'motion duly 'made, seconded and carried, the meeting adjourned. Vill ag~ Manager MINUTES OF ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING, July 18, Pursuant to due call and notice thereof an adjourned regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Mound, Minnesota, was duly held in the Village Hall in said village on Monday, the 18th day of July, 1955, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. The following members were present: Mayor Behmler, Trustee~ Livingston, Litts, Wenkstern and Pierce, Attorney Bonham and Manager Leikvold. and the following were absent: None 'Phe ~yor announced that the meeting was convened for the consideration of bids for the purchase of $15,000 Street Improvement Bonds and $35,000 Fire Hall Bonds as advertised for sale. ~he Clerk presented the sealed bids which had been delivered to him prior to the time specified in the notice of bond sale, and said bids were opened, examined and found to be as follows: