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1954-06-14 VILLAGE OF MOUND MINUTES OF ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING, May 24, 1954' Meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M. at the Village Office. Present were Mayor Behmler, Trustees Wenkstern, Pierce, Livingston and Litts, Attorney Bonham and Manager Leikvold Bids were opened on the sale of the Pavilion. The following bids were received: Mound Metalcraft Ed. Bj erke 531 oo 500 PAVILION Both bids had conditions attached. Livingston moved, Pierce seconded that all bids be rejected. The motion was carried; Wenkstern not voting. BUILDING ORDINANCE The proposed building ordinance was discussed. Some changes /.~ were made, which the Attorney was directed to put into legal form. ../' The Manager was instructed to check with other villages to see what · and carried, the meeting ad- they charge for building pemmits. On mo tion~duly mad e~ond~d Attest: ~llage MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING, June 14, 1954 Meeting was called to order in the Park Pavilion at 8:00 P.M. Present were Mayor Behmler, Trustees Livingston, Litts, Pierce, Wenkstern, Attorney Bonham and Manager Leikvold. Minutes of the regular meeting of May 10 were read, and on motion by Pierce, seconded by Livingston, it was unanimously carried that they be adopted as read. Minutes of the adjourned regular meeting of May 24 were read, and on motion by Litts, seconded by Wenkstern, it was unanimously carried that they be adopted as read. Pierce moved, Wenkstern seconded, and it was unanimously 1472 VILLAGE OF MOUND carried to pay the following bills GENERAL FUND Mtka Pilot ................ 33.40 C.D. Leikvold ............. 9.i0 Peat-Marwick-Mitchell ..... 127.08 Watertown Phone ........... 17.20 Village of Bloomington .... 21.75 Interstate Power .......... 200.50 Wm. H. Ziegler ............ 32.18 Wilbur Thurk .............. 10.40 Long Lake Farm Supply ..... 7.96 Elmer W. Peterson ........ 294.84 B. F. Winkel ............. 351.00 Armco Drainage ........... 81.59 Jay W. Craig ............. 156.00 Standard 0il ............. 51.12 Keller Bros .............. 761.20 Mound Hardware ........... 1.00 American Paint ........... 10.76 Mickelson Motors ......... 37.50 Frank We iland ............ 22.50 Dutch Lake Kennels ....... 6.00 W. S. Darley ............. 8.67 Wessner Tailor ........... 48.00 W. S. Darley Co .......... 3.51 W. S. Darley Co. Firemen 75.93 Interstate Power ......... 7.31 Watertown Phone .......... 6.95 Mound Hardware ............ 59 Helen Newell ............. 7.56 C. D. Leikvold, Cards .... 6.00 Barbara Heyman, Mimeo Cds 4.75 Cox Bros., Dump .......... 45-00 G. Blakstvedt ............ 15.00 Mound Hardware ........... ll.10 Mtka Hardware ............ 7.00 Ever Ready Sales ......... 89.60 Streater Lumber .......... 2.22 Interstate ............... 1.00 2,573.27 WATER FUND Mound Hardware ........... Badger Meter ............. Standard Oil ............. Interstate Power ......... Addre~sograph ............ Mtka Pilot ............... 2.90 577.68 25.56 140.00 2.63 59.35 UOU.12 where funds are available: LIQUOR INVOICES Old Peoria Co., ..... McKesson & Robbins.. Famous Brands ....... Distillers Distrib.. Ed Phillips & Sons.. Ebin Bros ........... MidWest Wine ........ Royal Beverage ...... 0. M. Droney Bev .... Buckingham Bev ...... Schlitz Brewing ..... Canada Dry .......... Superior Beer ....... Carter Beverage ..... Seven Up Bottling... Coca Cola ........... Mtka Beverage ....... Pabst Brewing ....... Chaska Beverage ..... Manning & Anderson.. Notermann & Weber... Halverson Candy ..... Old Dutch Foods ..... Broeckerts Big Ten.. 456.75 145.5o 334.59 668.Ol 430.05 415.61 87.90 7.21 17.37 221.3O 54.20 32.96 91.77 737.50 45.6o 317.35 93.22 64.90 599.68 238.71 148.15 9.00 8.19 LIQUOR OPERATING Mound Hardware ...... Watertown Phone ..... Peat ,Marwick ,Mitchell Interstate Power .... Mtka Motor Express Eddie,s Radio & TV American Linen ...... W. F. Skay & Son .... John Leslie Paper... CEMETERY FUND EveryRea~y Sales .... 1 -95 8.25 3oo .oo 65.53 1.70 lO .70 19.43 5.00 .37 89.65 POOR FUND Suburban Henn. Co... 59.95 BOND & INT. Project #14 ......... 22i.00 Livingston moved, Litts seconded, and it was unanimously VILLAGE OF MOUND passed to approve the following building permits: i473 Name Lot Robert P. Ericson ~ E. L. Shaughnessy 5 Don Brandenburg 3 R. J. Rondorf 8-9 Roy Niccum Irving Kepke, Sr. Richard Held 1 Stanley Moy 28 Hubert pauly 20 K. B. Romness 2 Barbara Syhl 13 Herbert Solstad 17 Harvey L. parker 32 Gene Brethorst Blk Subdivis ion l" J. S. Carlson 1 Shirley Hills"D" i Shirley Hills"D" 2 " " "A" 74 Mound Plat 61214, parcel 8710 12 2 8 6 11 Mound Terrace Lakeside Park Lakeside Park Shirley Hills"B" The Highland s Koehler' s 1st 29 12 The Highlands Build ing Cost No. Dwelling 10,50'~ ~ Dwelling 11,500 18 Dwelling 11,900 19 Dwelling 12,000 19A Add, n 150 20 Dwelling 10,000 21 Dwelling 10,000 22 Garage 263 23 Dwelling 10,000 22A Porch 500 24 Add'n 1,700 26 Dwelling 5,000 27 Wood work- ing Shop 10,000 28 Dwelling 8,000 29 POPCORN WAGON PERMISSION .Pierce moved that Homer Rivard be granted permission to operate a popcorn wagon in the Village of Mound. Livingston seconded, and the motion was passed unanimously. This permit is to run through the summer of 1954. BUILDING ORDINANCE Litts moved relative to Section 6 of the proposed building ordinance that the fee be $4.50 for permits for building in the amount of $1.00 to $1,000.00, and that each additional thousand should be charged $1.50 per thousand. Livingston seconded, and it was passed unanimously. ORDINANCE #55 The following ordinance was reads ORDINANCE NO. 55 An ordinance Regulating the Erection, Construction, Enlarge- ment, Alteration, Repair~ Moving, Removal, Demolition, Conversion, Occupancy, Eqqipment, Use, Height, Area and Maintenance of Ail Buildings and/or structures in the Village of Mound, Hennepin County, Minnesota; providing for the Issuance of Permits and Collection of Fees Therefor: Providing PenalZies for the Violation Thereof and Repealing Ordinances No. 45, and Ail Other Ordinances and Part of Ordinances and Resolutions of Said Village in Conflict Therewith, Saving and Excepting ordinance No. 46. The Village Council of the Village of Mound do ordain as follows: Section 1. That a certain document, three copies of which are on file in the Village Office of Mound, Hennepin County, Minnesota, i474 VILLAGE OF MOUND being marked and designated as "Uniform Building Code 1952 Edition Published by Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference" except- ing, however, the following: Section 204, the second paragraph of Section 205, Section 302 (d) Table No. 3-A, Section 303 (a) and the exception provided in Section 305 (a), be and the sam~ together with the regulations, provisions, terms and conditions set forth in Sections 2 to 12, both inclusive hereof is hereby adopted as a building code of said Village of Mound for regulating the erection, construction, enlargement, alteration, repair, moving, removal, demolition, conversion, occupancy, equipment, use, height, area and maintenance of all building and/or structures in said Village of Mo'und; providing for the issuance of permits and collection of fees therefor; providing penalties for violation of such code, and each and all of such "Uniform Building Code" above described on file in the Village Office are hereby referred to, adopted and re?de a part hereof as if fully set forth in this ordinance. Wherever the word "city" occurs in said Code, the same shall mean "Village of Mo and." Section 2. That in addition to the regulations, provisions, conditions and terms set forth in said "Uniform Building Code" and supplementarv thereto, the following regulations, provisions, conditions and terms shall be a part of the building code of this village, all as follows, to-wit: (1) All applications for building permits shall be accompanied by a plat drawn to scale, showing the location and actual dimen- sions of the lot to be built upon, the size and location of the existing building and buildings to be erected, the proximity of other buildings on the same property and on adjacent property and such other information as may be necessary to provide for the en- forcement of such ap~lication, ~hich plat shall be kept in the Village Office. The Building Inspector may, at his discretion, require that said plat be certified by a competent survevor Or civil engineer. . Section 3. That 'upon the completion of any building, the same shall not be occupied and used until the provisions of this ordin- ance have been complied with. and the said Building Inspector shall have issued a Certificate of Occupancy therefor except that a tem- porary certificate may be issued for a period of not exceeding six months during construction. Section 4. In order to determine the suitability of alter- nate materials and types of construction and to provide for rea- sonable interpretations of the provisions of this Code, the mem- bers of the Board of Zoning Appeals created by Section ll (2) of Ordinance No. 46, as amended, shall constitute a Board of Appeals. The Building Official shall be an ex-officio member and shall act as Secretary to the Board. The Board shall adopt reasonable rules and regulations for conducting its investigations and shall render all decisions and findings in writing to the appellant and may recommend to the Village Council such ammendment to this VILLAGE OF MOUND i475 ordinance as is consistent therewith. Section ~. Every permit issued by the Building official 'under the provisions of this code shall expire bv limitation and become null and void, if the building or work authorized by such permit is not commenced within 60 days from the date of such permit, or if the building or work authorized by such permit is suspended or abandoned at any time after the work is com~enced, for a period of 60 days. Provided, however, that in either case, an extension of time, not exceeding 30 days, may be obtained upon application in writing therefor to the Building official. Such application shall state the reasons for such extension and shall be made to the Building Official prior to the expiration of the period hereinbefore provided in this section. Upon the expiration of the foregoing periods, or the extension of either, as hereinbefore provided, no such work can be recommended until a new permit shall have been first obtained so to do, and the fee therefore shall be one-half the amount required for a new permit for such work, provided no changes have been made or will be made in the original plans and specifications for such work; and provided further, that such .Sus- pension or abandonment has not exceeded one year. Section 6. Building Permit Fees Less than $100 $100 to $1,000 Over $1,000 None $ .50 $I.50 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof over $1,000. Section 7. A fee for each building permit shall be paid to the Village Treasurer as set forth in Section 6. Section 8. The Building Official and/or the Board of Appeals may waive the requirement for the employment of a special inspector, as required by Section 305 (a) if he or such Board of Appeals finds that the construction or work is such that no 'unusual hazard exists. Section 9. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and each such person shall be guilty of a separate offense for each and every day or portion thereof during which any violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance is committed, continued or per- mitted. Upon conviction of any such violation such person shall be punished by a fine of not more than $100.00 or by imprisonment in the county jail for not more than 90 days. Section 10. Every section, provision, section or part thereof and if anv part, provision or section of this ordinance shall be declared invalid, such invalidit.v shall not affect any other part, provision or section thereof. Section ll. That an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Regulating 2.4?6 VILLAGE OF MOUND the Construction or Alteration of Buildings and Reguiring a Permit Therefor" and all other ordinances or parts of ordinances in con- flict herewith are hereby expressl.v repealed, saving and excepting Ordinance No. 46 entitled "An Ordinance for the Purpose of Promot- ing Health, Safety, Order, Convenience and General Welfare by Regulating the Use of Land, the Location and Use of Buildings and the Arrangement of Buildings on Lots, and the Density of Population in the Village of Mound. Wherever the provisions of this ordinance conflict with the provisions of said Ordinance No. 46, the pro- visions of Ordinance No. 46 shall control and supercede the con- flicting portions of this ordinance. Section 12. That this ordinance shall take effect from and after its publication. Councilman Wenkstern moved that this ordinance be adopted as read. The motion was seconded by Litts and on a roll call the vote was as follows: Wenks tern Aye Litts Aye Livingston Aye Pierce Aye Behmler Aye And so the ordinance was adopted. FIREMEN' S GAS MASK Wenkstern moved that the Village pay for second gas mask asked for by the Firemen. Livingston seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously. PARK PAVILION A letter addressed to the Council was read in which three veterans were interested in dismantling the Park Pavilion, utilizing whatever they could to build three homes. Because there is a great deal of activitit¥ in the park during the summer months and it was thought to be too hazardous to do this work at this time of the year, the Council decided to hold the disposition of the Park Pavilion in abeyance. JUSTICE OF PEACE A letter of resignation as Justice of Peace from Roger Reed was read. He has recently moved outside the Village limits. Livingston moved, Wenkstern seconded, and it was passed unani- mously to accept the resignation and to send a letter of appre- ciation for the services he has given while Justice of Peace. LI C ENSES Litts moved, Pierce seconded, and it was passed unanimously VILLAGE OF MOUND ~ANC~..~;t~i; - ~ uponapplicatiOnin~writllls g .~ _ . v~i ficia prior to the e veto--~cupan~, ~}~' period U~, Heig~ Az~ and ~n- ~ this section. Upon the ~ of All B~ ~[oi the forego~g pe~0ds, s~uc~r~ ~ t~ V~llag~..o {,extension of either, ~ her~be- Moun~ Hennep~ ~ou~, ~'[fore provided, no suc~ wor~ c~ nesoia~ ~ovi~ng i~ z~ ls~] be recommended ~til a new per~ a~e of pe~is nd Co~ ~ mit sh~l have been ~st obt~ea of F~ T~efor: Pr°vi~[so to do, and the fee ~ereiere The~e~ a~ R P ' g '{q~ed' to~ a new permit ior such ~n~s No. 45, 'and AI~ E~zl work, Prodded no chag~s: O~Ces ~ Pa~i oi .~;[ b~n made or will ~ ma~ ~nc~ ~d R~ol~io~ oI mmv/original plus and specincatlo~ Vi~g- in Co~c' ,lh~'[ for such work; and provided f~-{ Saving ~d EX~ ~ '{ther, that ~uch s~ens~on~b~[~ ~ce No. 46. ' : ]donment has not exceeae~ The V~llage Council of the Vil-~ ye~ " erd~ as ~ol' '' on 6 Bu~d~g Permi lage of Mo~d do -~ Sec~i · lo~: . Fees. on file m the vmase 9m~.°;~Over~'q~~, ~i~fff; ~ver ab00 ~d desiN Section ~. A fee for ea~ ;~;~-;s "U~ifo~ B~a!C!!eiins pe~t sM1 .be pa}~ t~,_~ 1952 Edition ~bBshed by~a~mc{vffiage ~e~er as se~ xo~ u~ Co~t Bu~ding OfficiaM Co~{ Section 6 ence" ex~pting, h~e~r, 'el Section 8. The Buil~g ~i- ~ide ' . ~ aO ( )' . the s~e, together ~,th the_ ~-~ pe~s ~n~ that the co~c~on .lations, provisions, ,e~ ~a ~o~ or work is such that ~o ~1 ditio~ set fo~h in ~ectio~ ~ - . . . h~d ex,sts. 1~, both mcl~,~e hereof ,s here~ · ~ ~y person, ~ or ' uildin code of smd Sect*o;. 9. . ~.. Villas- ~i ....... ,__ .... ~_ . e~]~rov~ions of this o~ln~ce ~a~ the erection, c~s~c~'~'--i~;-~[e o~lty of a ~s&me~or ~a l~gement, ~lte~a~o~/~epa~,!~y_~ [~-c[ such ~erson s~ .~ ~ty lng, ~moval, aemoh~ion, c?~!Z~- I [;, se-~a~ offe~e for each . , occu ~cy, equipment, u~I ~ ~ ~ ~' *'----* d~ sion. P ........ I eve~ cay or po~lo~ zue~'~ - height, ~ea aha ma~e~c~' ~j all b~ld~g ~d/or ~cz~e~ ~d Vffiage of .Mo~d; p~vi~ for the iss~ce of P~ ~a co~ection of fees ~erefor; pro- vid~g pen~ties for ~olation of such c~e, and each ~d ~1 of such "U~o~ Build~g Code" above des~bed on file ~ the V~geiOffice ~e hereby r~e~ to, adored and made a p~ here- of a ff'~ set fo~h ~ this n~e. ~rev~ the word "~" ~c~ in s~d Code, ~e ~e sh~ me~ '~i~a~e of Mo~d." ~ 2. ~at '~ ad~tion to lng which any violation of any' of the provisions of this ordinance is committed, continued or per- mitred. Upon conviction ot any such violation such person shall be punished by a fine of not more than $100.00 or by imprisonment in the county iail for not more than 90 days. Section 10. Every section, pro- vision, section or part thereof and if any part, provision or section of this ordinance shall be declared VILLAGE OF MOUND to grant the following licenses: OFF SALE BEER SOFT DRINK Broeckert,s Big Ten Food Store Sollie,s Grocery Bob,s Tavern (H. H. Neises) Northland Cafe (Jeanne Olsen) ON SALE BEER Bob's Tavern (H. H. Neises) Northland Cafe (Jeanne Olsen) Fee --Si. 00 .oo 5.00 .oo 100.00 100.00 American Legion Mtka Post #398 1.00 Sollie,s Grocery 1.00 Bob's Tavern 1.O0 Broeckert,s 1.00 Mound Pharmacy 1.00 Allen,s Alley 1.00 Village Inn 1.00 Mound Red & White 1.00 CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE American Legion Mtka Post #398 100.00 EMPLOYEES UNION A letter was read from the Public Employees Union Local 918, asking the Council for a meeting. The Council agreed to take this matter up the July meeting but directed the Manager to write acknowl- edging the letter. On motion duly made, seconded and carried the meeting adjourned to June 21, 1954 at 8:00 P.M. Village Mafiager MINUTES OF ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING, June 21, 1954 Meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M. at the Park Pavilion. Present were Mayor Behmler, Trustees Litts, Pierce and Livingston and Manager Leikvold. SHIRLEY HILL, S DRAINAGE William Schoell of Pfeifer & Schultz was present with prelim- inary plans for a storm sewer which would relieve the drainage situation near the Shirley Hills School. The Council instructed the manager to check with the County to see what they would con- tribute to the project. The Council asked the Attorney for an opinion on which the Mount Olive Luther Church could legally fill in the ditch which runs across their property and through which