1950-03-07~G8 V'LLAGE OF MOUND
The regular, meetinfj of the Council w?.s called to order at 8':0 by
the ~.,ayor~ ',~ rch 7, 1950. '-
Present were Trustees Winks!, Ely, and White, ~D~yor Davis. ~r.
Pierce was absent for os, use. !lYf, Storey, Village .~anager, also
present.
Xinutes of meetings of February ~th~ llth and 20th were read and
approved, with the co~nent from Hr. Bly regarding his completing
the assessment rolls on pro~ects ~O!and Park Ave., that this had
~een delayed because of the necessity for some changes.
RONDORF SIDEWAL~f ASOE2~!.fENT - ~fotion by Xr. :~T..ite, seconded by ~[r.
Winkel, that the bill from ~.~innetonka Construction Co., smoot
~15~.14, for sidewalk frontin~ Hr. Rondorf~s property on Park ~ve.,
be paid from PIR ~nd and the amount added to ~r. Rondorf's assess-
ment and spread over the ti~:~ of the assessment. ~oZion carried.
~i~ERIC~E LEGION SIDEWALK- After discussion and examination of the
bills, it was found that 'the ~ount due ?~i::netonka. Constr. Co. of
:~8 .35 was to have been paid by the County. ~'otion was made by
Wink~l that after th~ office has checked with ?~r. $olstad to see
that he has not billed the County, the village bill them for this
a=ount "as per agreement with ~i(r. Zimmerman and ~'[r..^insworth."
Stor~y was asked to get request from ~[r. Rondorf in writing cov-
the sidewalk assessment above-mentioned.
PARK AVE. PflviUG and the matter of Great .l~orthern's share of this
project were discuss, ed, and the matter tabled to adjourned meeting,
at which time full information was to be ready to aid the cotmcil in
a decision.
~:-',~-,. ~.~.:E~ - i'i'[r. ~'.~orey received t'~-~ 1'
............. ~= counci ~ advice that their
formal..~.,~.o~.,,,~.~,~n~_~... ia not neceo~ary, particularly in the case of fo~mer
aFi:iicants; in the case of new applicants, he mi~.t wish to consult
the council.
The:e ,a, as some discussion of recent opinic, ns bsr the Attorney C~neral
r~.~a, rdin~ pin b~.~l machines, with agreement theft the situation
should be closely watched.
~,:,..~TICE CO!FRT may be held in the village office building, it was
agreed, inasmuch as the liquor store adjoining is an off-sale store.
LEVIES 0i? W~.TER~.AiN PROJECTS were discussed by ?'r. Bly, showing that
where there is a portion to be paid by the village, this, amotmt
should be figuired out and a general levy made to cover; and that
~his itemehould be kept in mind so that it may be included in the
budget for next year.
~ ~,v AVE. '~-~ .~torey reported that
BIOD~RI~ LOT which is to '~e vacated, ....
this must b~ puOlished for two weeks before o,~e resolut'~
passed covering it.
In thisconnection, Dr. Davis repotted he had be~n asked by a ntm~ber
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of r~sidents of the area about getting a sidewalk at the corner where
the former o~oesing was; .~. Wink~l rel~.o~tecl the G.~:7. were
opposed to such a walk. Ta¥1ed to next meeting, in the mean-
time G.l~. to be contacted regarding it as well as the lot to
be vacat ed.
~otion b:f ~[r. White, sec:reded by M~. Winkel, that salary ~ates
for village en',ploye~s be a thorized at the same rates for the
month of ~.~:arch, 1950, as previously au'tho~ized, with the ,fol-
lowing exception: !~rs. Edna O~ooder, ~:~3v.50 fez' the first half
of ?larch, and 710,5.00 fo.~- the second half of ~:~srch. ~oticn
carried.
C~'(f~ITTEES -Dr. Davis suggested th-~t the council ccm ittees
zemain the sam~ as las+~ year. Tho~:e was di~cus,~ion and general
agreement as to the change in the character of committee work
in that council members will now serve more as consultants to
the Nanarg~r, with the actual direction of activities being
entirely under his jurisdiction·
The matter of lack of co-operation oN some village employees
was discussed and ~'r. ~torey was assured of .the full backing
of the co.oil in whatever action he deems n~e..,s~z, and their
help in the ~tter of new employe.ee if necessary.
I:~:P_.~,.~,.,~ 0~ DOGS - ~[r. Storey rgllorted that in an effort
to correct the ~tray dog nuisance, com[~lained of particularly
ol school authorities, he had fox, md it [o~sible to make an
arranj~m~nt with Woodend Farm Kennels whereby they will take
dogs at ({1.GO l~'ez h~ad p~r day and keet' them for tbs neces-
sary lO days and then dispose of ghem. the owner to pay the
ffe~ wh=n claimin~ his dog and in ~he case of dogs ~mc!aimed
th~ fe~ to th~-vil' .... ~'1 .
i[~. Storey was asked to make up the necessary amendment to
the pres,ent prdinance witL tbs aid of ~'[~. Wolner and. to
present i~ at~ the ~djourned meeting, if poe?ible~ in the
meantimes to report the action to, the, school.
POLICE protecti:tn during night and early mornimg hours was
discussed, with the ;'e~lt tbst it wa~, sluree:! nothin~ further
could be done without sacrificing necessary daytir~e police
wbrk.
:.:r. ~to,-ov_ ~ reported the. t speeding v~olaticns were nmmerot~
a~d h~ intended to have the police officer f,o after s~h
violators, vigorousiv,~ also that he will ~e~ort the ~z~-ey~'-~ound
situation to the office so~oh~,.to driver~ will be warned, after
w~ich ticket~ will b~ issued to them·
· ,~mnn~r having re~a~.s,~ed police uniforr:, it ~,,:~as agreed
alter that discussion thst he should Set it, with the ex-
ception of the heavy overcoat.
T~XI - [~r. Stozev was asked to tell ,~.:~r. Bryce to ~et insurance
on ali three of his cabs, inasmuch as all three had been-seen
~p~at~n~ on th~ street at one time A!~o, ,~ }3ryce to warn
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~io~icn w~,s made by ~. l:i]~i~;e, and sec~nd,~d 'o~ ?~r. rinkei, thet th~;
,.,~, ~ '~-,~ ~ ~-:!":~: "~q O0 item
bills ]:,~ alio,~ed ~,"~d fa:i '?~ith ..... ~.,x~,~.ti~n . ,~.
31LLS aiti..~'oved as foii.m,~s:
LIQUOR
P'=:ime£ Di~tr:kbutin
'k.m:inS
~.,has ~a 3ev
Pabs~ O~les
C~nada
Coca Cola
57.80
iSl.20
~'8.30
90.48
~
15.85~
9.36
9.84
Distiii:~£ Dis'cributin,:i $18.02'~
~an:,sus ,Brands 658.06 '~
ils i g ;;. s I30 ope r 70.40 '~
~lcrris Distr. 30.06v,
30UD & I'iTFREPT ~T.TTiD
ditto
1000.00
100. O0
GEN!,RAL FUND
.;liP, n~ t cnkz '~ '
,: = lot
d it ~0
i ii~und Oil ?ia.
.:ud'~ Pu~ Oil
PhiiiiDs 66
linaz Co.
Philbrook
Pure Oil O~.
W~delis, Inc.
Wiltur Thurk
W~t=rn Union
~'ound
ROJ. D FUiD
Pure Oil
E~ad'-~ Pure 01i
· ound 011
247.80
6.6~,
14.33
lO0.55
1.84
15.40
58. OS
44.45
10.05
23.30
2.2B
10.83
~;3 3.53
44.45
3.30
i0.00
~.50
109.9 ?
13.50
U .'.~TER FUND
Lo,.?renc e J~r o~,mins
Lawrence ~Talker
l~orman X:alker
Pure Oi 1
'irma Pilot
~,o~md Oil~ ~+a.-, ~,
3ui'~ Pure Od!
Philii"'~ o~
J. ?~iibu:- Thurk
.Addre~ ogral-h qales
l 'ound lla~dw are
Inter,tat e o;'wer
35.00
8.75
8.~5
2~. 40
SO. ~0
3.32
8
2.04
i. 50
4.55
.$0
i41.80
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(}.}.rob ~,~ ~ 0 U,~ 0 ~ ' I '~ continued )
!~otion ~=,4e by !i'. ;~'~,-~..~,', seconded
meet~ ~ adjourn to reconven~ at 8 P.~. ~srcb 14th, 1950.
Carried.
~.Jdj curried, 11 'P.:~.
~.I. Davie, l{ayor
At,est:
Clerk