1953-08-10142g
VILLAGE OF MOUND
cotuncll meeting, August i0, 1953.
0n motion by Livinoiston, seconded by Wenkstern and un~imously
carr!ed, the m~etin~ adjourned at
V!~.age l.~anager
MINUTES OF REGVJLAR MEETING, August 10, 1953
Meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M. at the Mound
Present were Mayor Be~mler, Trustees Livingston, Litts,
Manager Leikvold and Attorney Bonhsm. There were also
citizens present.
Pavilion.
and Pierce,
about fifty
The minutes of the reg:~Lar meeting of Jul,v 13 were read.
Pierce moved, Litts seconded and it was unanimousl.y carried that
minutes be approved as read.
the
The minutes of the adjourned regular meeting of July 16 were
read and on motion by Pierce, seconded by Livingston and unanimous
vote were approved as read.
The minutes of the adjourned regular meeting of J,~ly 27 were
read. Litts moved, Pierce seconded, and it was unanimously carried
that the minutes be approved as read.
Pierce moved, Livingston seconded, and it was unanimously car-
ried to pay the following bills where funds are available:
GENERAL FD-ND
Watertown Phone .............. 16.40
J.P.Wilkins, Health Officer.. ~.00
League of Minn. Municipalit.. 77.00
Interstate B. ower ............. t99.0~
Mound Hardware ............... 9.20
Bud's Pure 0il ............... 11.01
Keller Bros ................. 349.80
Mickelson Motors ............. 53
Long Lake Farm Supply ....... 21.01
Jay W. Craig Co ............. 324.00
David Agency ................ 32.7~
Standard 0il ................ 60.90
Bud's Pure 0il .............. 2.78
David Agency ................ 105.66
ON SALE - Operating Expense
Interstate Power ....... 59.32
Mound Hardware ......... 1.01
Ame ri c an Line n ......... 28 .45
OFF SALE - Operating Expens.~
Nat'l Cash Register .... 1.42
Watertown Phone ........ 6.~
Interstate Power ........ !8.38
P20JECT #6
1st Nat'l Bank ......... 17.00
VILLAGE OF MOUND
GENERAL FUND (continued)
Standapd 0il ........... 36.75
Ed Ryan, Sheriff ....... 10.50
Piche Chev ............. 8.15
Dutch Lake Kennels ..... 10.00
0!lie J. Hall .......... 1.00
Wes suer Tailor ......... 96.00
Watertown Phone ........ 6.75
Interstate Power ....... 2.00
David Agency ........... 22.10
H. G. Miller, Assessor. 283.32
1,691.66
POOR FUND
Suburban Henn. Co ......
PARK FU'ND
Phillips '66 ............
G. Blakstvedt ..........
Interstate Power .......
Mound Hardware .........
WATER FUND
Interstate Power .......
Mound Hardware .........
Bud's Pure 0il .........
David Agency ...........
Standard 0il ...........
L. L. Russell ..........
Garland Co .............
Roshott Equipment ......
Mtka Pilot .............
to
69.93
3.48
10.00
6.68
25.38
151.20
23.38
14.25
10.66
7.35
12.00
8.o4
132.45
16.2o
ON SALE INVOICES
Halverson Candy ............. 151.22
coca Cola Bottling .......... 22.40
01d Dt~:~cb Foods ...... ~7.2-'-~1
OFF SALE INVOICES
Ebin Bros ................. 565.67
McKesson Robbins .......... 275.55
Distillers Distribing ..... 341.35
'~-01d Peoria C'o ............. 1,478.38
~d~ Phillips..' ............. 2,097.80
Manning ~ de~ .1,067 85
c~ An son ........
Famous Brands .............
Chaska Beverage ...........
Willa.rd Distrib ...........
NotermaDna & Weber .........
Mtka Beverage .............
Pabst Sales ...............
0. M. Droney Bev ..........
Carter Beverage ...........
Coca Cola Bottling ........
Seven Up Bottling .........
Canada Dry ................
10,674.69
CEMETERY FUND
66' 3 48
Phillips ................
G. Blakstvedt ............. 10.00
616.1!
337.91
94.08
498.31
627.90
.o2
13.72
715.$0
25.6o
42.80
65.18
Livingston moved, Litts seconded, and it was unanimously carried
approve the following building permits:
Name Lot Blk Subdivision B'uild ins Cost Mo.
Wm. T. Greig 5 2 ~ssembly Workroom $1,500 35
Maurice Colman 13 S & L Glen Arbor Summer Home 500 36
Chas. M. Tr~kas 1 2 Mound Terrace ResidenCe (Rem.) 1,500 37
~' ' 14 3 Shirley Hills "B" 400 38
Norman ~nzllips Siding House
A. H. Huett! 17 S & L Glen Arbor Residence(Remod) 2,000 39
to
Litts moved, Livingston seconded, and
transfer ~i~6,00 from the Liquor Fund to
it was unanimously carried
the General Fund.
An informal hearing on Dog Control was held. Mayor Behmler stated
that because of the manic complaints received of dogs molesting people
and damaging property, the Council deemed it advisable to hear how the
citizens of Mo~nd would react toward some form of dog control.
Village Manager Leikvold~ read a model ordinance drawn up by the
Minnesota League of Municipalities, which requires that all dogs be
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licensed and under control either by being fenced in or on a leash.
The hearing was then turned' over to the audience. The majorit,v
of the people present were in favor of some sort of dog control. A
complete transcript of the hearing is on file in the Village Office.
Lltts moved, Pierce seconded, and it was unanimousl.v carried that
the Council place the item of a Dog Ordinance first on the agenda for
the next regular meeting.
The Park Pavilion was discmssed. The Village Attorne.v was directed
to look up the deed on the ~,~a~k to see if there were any restrictions
on it.
Livingston ,moved, Litts seconded, and it was .~nanimous!¥ car-
ried to give permission to the school to have a traffic signal in-
stalled at the school crossing (in front of the high school) pro-
vided it meets state reqL~irements.
In regard to complaints on sidewalks which ha.ve been received
by the Village Manager, ~.t was the consenses,~of opinion that the
property owners are responsible for the sidewalks abutting their
property.
The Council set up the following series of meetkng dates for the
purpose of setting up the Budget for !9~4: August 17, August 2~, and
a meeting in September, possibl.y the 28th.
In answer to the request made by Mr. Rondorf for permission to
install a gas tank under Dell Street near the Chevrolet Garage, the
Council instructed the Manager to inform him to try to place it else-
where.
The request by the Koehnen TV Repair Shop to hang a 4'x 8' sign
over the sidewalk was referred to the Village Attorney. She said it
was against the state law to hang signs over the sidewalk, the.~~ sho,~ld
be kept flush with the wall. The council instructed the Manager to so
inform Mr. Koehnen.
The petition to be anne×ed to Mound by propert~ owners in Orono
Township west of the Seton Channel and north of the railroad tracks
was referred to the Village ^ttornev.
Livingston moved, Litts soconded, and it was unanimous!¥ carried
to invest ~8,000 of the ?.I.R. Fund in a 6-month Certificate of De-
posit.
On motion duly made, seconded and ca~ried, the meeting adjourned
~t 10:4.~ p.m. to reconvene August 17th.
Village Manager