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1948-09-07
VILLAGE OF MOUND 949 I~iIYUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE If0UI~,rD v~, ~v ~~ COUNCIL H~D S~T~ZBER 7th, 1948. All members being present, and the minutes of August 3rd and lOth being approved with a revision in the latter relating to Johnson and his garbage dump, which was.to be ~ricken out and in its place the fact that the matter was discussed with no action taken, th{s on a motion by Pierce and a second by Wirfl~el, the council proceeded with a hearing to C. ~. Frisk of ,Lot 50, blk. 8, The Highlands, covering the permissibility of a trailer home in the neighborhood. The matter was referred to Wolner for investigation. After hearing Ho!mquist and Schwartz with re~erence to the Johnson hogs in the ~!ound cemetery, the council accepted Attorney Wolner's advice that the police officer swear out a complaint, directing the village attorney to obtain removal of animals from the village under Ordinance No. ~5. on a belated petition to include water to Lot 9, blk. 4, The Highlands, in Project No. 10, A~derson the ~wner was informed that Project l0 was closed and was presently subject to bid. On a motion by Newcomb, seconded by Pierce, Arle~ Smith was authorized to survey and rtu~ out lines on the L~ound Cemeter~y. Carried. ~.~.....-~ ..... Answerirg~he personal petition of R. C. Finley to continue the non- confor~ing mbatus of a building on Lot 4~ Lynwold Park, under his ownership, he was info.ned that the present permit terminates on April 1st, 1949, and that he would have to apply at that time. ~=fter hearing attorney Cdlbert of Delano, representing the L{essers Neises, owners of the Seton 3.~©. % beer tavern, and W. E. El~lof, representing a body of neighborhood opinion opposing the tavern on moral grounds as well as presenting a parking and traffic ~roblem, the matter was placed into the hands of attorney Wolner to determine the legality of the Neises petition and the position of the council in the matter. In response to bids on a cash register for the Liquor Store it was moved by Pierce and seconded by Newcomb that the council accept the bid of the National Cash Register Co. in the amount of $1,185.00 for~ D~odel 606416 RE-iO. Carried. Opening bids from ohaud;hnes~y~ o & Co and Allison ~,Tilliam Co. with ~ ' .... ~ 0 worth of ub ~c v v reference to the sale of $G3,~.0 P 1' Re o! ing ~nd Improvement Bonds, it was moved by Newcomb and seconded by AIw~ that the council, accept the, low b&d of Shau~nessy & Co. calling fo~ 2~ %, lnte-r,e.st- and paying, a, pr~.mium of $40 5. 00-. , , Th&s. motion was carried-. Opening b&d~ o.n. Water IZaia Pro.Jec~ No. 10, it was. mo~,ed, by Wi~el. that the. co,uOci.1 accept, the law b&d of ~h~, Alexa~de.r Con~C~uction~ Co-. in ~e~ emo.u.nt of $~6,179.~.. This was seconded by Pierce the ceuncil carrying. WLthout motion,~ .the clerk~ was directed to ,ca,l!. the. J.. a.. Cla~k Co. prohibiting the further d~ping o~ sawdu, st any~vher, e ¥~&thln the limits of'the village. 95O VILLAGE OF MOUND On i.~e~ez~al council a~::jr~ement, Sept. ~]4th, ].948, was set for the reception of bids with ~,~':~' ~ ~ re ~mc~ to the Chi~nan Ave. street improvement, advertise- ments for bids to a~?ear i~ the Pilot of Sept. !gth, 1948,&presenting:; the necessary detail. ~ - Upon facts presented by So!sta. d himself showing need for larger space in the construction of Pumphouse I..~o. 3, it was moved by l',[ewcomb and. seconded, by Pierce that the ori~]inal bid of the ~inne- tonka Constructlon Co. be rejected and that t',~e vi!la~[;e readvertise for bids covering the enlarged c. onstruction. Carried, After discussion~it was moved by,!~iewcomb and seconded by Winhel that the salary of ~e .o~pu~y Treasurer, retroactive to July 1st, be set at ~50.00 per month to the end of the year. Carried. It was mov~.d by Newcomb and seconded by Pierce, that on water bills two qual~ters in az~rear~,the clerk be instructed to notify parties immediately that if bills are not paid ten days. from date of letter the water will be turned off. Carried. t.,~. ~, ~ '.. .................... -----_ Il", connection wi~h the supplying of another overhead door for the firebarn an~ the repair of the approaches, it was moved by i~,'ewcomb and seconded by ?;'inkel that the villase advertise for bids on the repair of the ~irebarn accqrdinL~ to specifications. Carried. After discgs~ion it was moved by Ifewcomb and seconded by ?finkel that the clerk be authorized ta notify the Cotmty Auditor to cancel all water main special assessments dated prior to Jan. 1st, 1943, and collectable durin~.~; the year 1949. Car::"ied. On a mogion by Wil[4el, supported by Ne~,~,comb, the council authorized pay~.ent of all of t?,'e following bills, excepting only ~105.02 in the P o o r fund. F~!lov,~i,'¥~ discussion, it was moved hy Newcomb and su?~ported by Pierce that the Project 8 Assessment be changed to extend over 14 years, that corner lots fronting intersecting mains be exempted 50 ft., and that irresularly-shaped lots, z:, similar circumstance, s, be com~uted on a basis of front plus rear divided by two, and that in a few special instances the engineer be free to use his own judff, ement. This was carried. l[ewcomb moved for adjournment to reconvene Sept,. ~°4thth, at 8 P. ~,~. Winkel seconded the motion, the cou~:~cil agreeing. The bills follow: B. F. Winkel ................... ~ ~. S/ NeY!comb ........... , ....... J "~ Bt e in Pat Pierce .................... ~"~ B Bowe~s ~ :S Adams Collector of Int. Rev ......... Ea'~na;. J. Gooder ................ Coast to Coast :to. es ......... ![oun'" Hd¥'. Co ~"~oBnd 0il Sta 10.00. R. L. Pierce ......... ~ 10.00. 10.00¥,,:~. I. Day is .......... 15.00 95.30 .Thomas Piatzer .... ....~',.. 142.60 56.40. R. B. Kohout ....... .. ,~.. 100.00. Ferd. Schwartz ....... : 95.30. Edn.~. J. Go'oder ........ 38.SO.L, eRoy V. Alwln ........ 3?.50.Coast to Coas~t Stores. 1'/~. 94.L[in~uetonka Pilot ...... 57.75.H.E. Wolner .......... 49'15'Bud's Pure 0il Sta .... 95.30 86.40 · S5.00 · 87.. 50 72.14 96.35 gO .00 45.55' VILLAGE OF MOUND 95! F. Schwartz .............. $ St. Bank of l~Id ........... G. Blakstv edt ............ , Geo. Benz Sons ............ Grigg$ Cooper & CO ........ 10.00'st. Bank of Ivfd~ ........ .8 l~0'00 20.00.G. Blakstvedt ........... 32.~0 50.00 .Distillers Distributing. 1200.64 84.18.Famous Bra~ds, Inc ...... 520.75 1,681.27.McKesson & Robblns, Znc 55.90 01d Peoria Co ............. Am. Linen Co .............. Pepsicola Bot~_~n6 Co ~ F. Falk Paper Co · ~lannln6 Anderson Co ....... Coca Cola Bottling Co ..... Minn~torfi~a Bev. Co ........ Pabst Sales Co ............ Purity Bev. Co ............ Diebold, !nc .............. !~,~iller Davis Co ........... Interstate Power Co ....... Chicago Ave. Greenhouses.. L.~nnet onka Pilot .......... R. L. Pierce ............... Burroughs Adding Mac.h, Co. Standard 0il Co ........... J. V. Gleason ............. Smith Motors .............. Delna Garage .............. C. E. Neuma~m ............. Bud's Pure 0il Sta ........ F. Schwalbe ............... Mtka }~iotor Express ........ Don Carlson ............... F. A. Thomas .............. F. A. Thomas .............. W. B. Bowers .............. F. Schwartz ............... Edna. J. Gooder ............ R. B. Kohout .............. Inte?state Power Co ....... Ed. Phillips & Sons Co .... Tom $orens em .............. 635.57 .Kelly Lie.. Co ............ 1.?5.J. Schmidt Brewing C.¢... 3.85.7 Up Bottling Co ........ ~0.80.Canada Dry, Inc ......... 6?5.10.Carter Bev. Co .......... 50.72.Chaska Bev. Co .......... 214.30. Morri s Fruit Co ......... 164.4l.Henry Jensen ............ 82.10. Story Bev. Co ........... 15.36.Frances Ponsfo~d ........ 1.96.Butterfield Greenhouses. 161.30.Interstate Powe~ Co ..... 5. O0. Liinnetonka Pilot ........ 16.20. Minnetonka Pilot ........ 15.50.League of Minn. Munic~p. _ i 8,34Phillips "~6" Sta ........ 1.66.W.J. Thurk ............. 87.84..~d. 0il Sta ............. 13.6~. Sheldon Beis~ ...... , .... 3.50. Tonka Electric .......... 30.O0.J.P. Reed Ins. Agcy .... 65.77. :..~nnetonk~ Construction. 24.B5.N.W. Peterson .......... 1.05. Jo s ephine C a.vanaugh ..... 15.00.Crane Co ................ 201.25.F.A. Thomas ............ 38S. 50I:~innetonka Constr~ction. · lO0.O0.J.C. Stein ............. 87.50.LeRoy V. Alwin .......... 6~. 50.Patrick Pierce .......... 100.O0.J.S. Adams ............. 40.10.Interstate Power Co ..... 554.30.Tom Sorensen ............ 6.25.Tom Sorensen ............ Thomas Platzer ............ 77.50.Thor, ms Platzer .......... Le.s.t.e.r~ ,stu. rnm~ann ........ . .. 40.00.. . 33.53 70.75 35.59 244.29 145.52 16.70 74.45 15.20 14. O0 5.00~ 107. !0 71.60 2.70 44. O0 11.93 2.95 72.26 17. O0 5.15 7.00 48.19 15. O0 11.14 87.40 185. O0 172.55 ' 100. O0 87.50 80.00 100.00 16.08 30. O0 3.75 22.50