1954-10-111502
VILLAGE OF MOUND
Minnesota Statutes Annotated Section 179.57 as amended. The
Manager stated that he was of the opinion from the minutes that
negotiations were not closed but would like Council verification
on that.
Wenkstern moved, Pierce seconded and it was unanimously
carried that the Manager be instructed to write to the Union
that the Council is of the opinion that negotiations are not
closed because the Union has not considered anything other than
its original demands.
On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting
ad j ourned.
I ~'~ Village M~nager
Mayor
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING October 11, 1954
Meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. at the Village office.
Present were Mayor Behmler, Trustees Litts, Wenkstern, Pierce and '
Livingston, Manager Leikvold and Attorney Bonham.
Minutes of the regular meeting of September 13 were read.
Pierce moved, Litts seconded and it was unanimously carried to
approve the minutes as read.
Minutes of the regular adjourned meeting of September 27
were read. Litts moved, Wenkstern secoD~ed, and it was unanimously
carried that the minutes be approved as read.
Minutes of the adjourned regular meeting of September 28 were
read. Livingston moved, Wenkstern seconded and it was unanimously
carried that the minutes be approved as read.
Minutes of the adjourned regular meeting of October 4 were
read and on motion by Pierce, seconded by Livingston, were approved
as read.
Pierce moved, Litts seconded, and it was unanimously carried
to pay the following bills where funds are available:
GENERAL FUND
Watertown Phone ......
Burroughs Corp .......
Imperial Supply ......
18
12.10
5.51
LIQUOR INVOICES
Griggs-C o oper ........ l, 397 · 03
Famous Brands ........ 143.06
Distillers Dist ...... 835.75
VILLAGE OF MOUND
GENERAL ~WJND (cont.)
State ~ank of Mound~-- .96
philbrook & Dale ...... 337-23
i .00
Monroe Calculating.... 18 37
postage ................
Lawrence Gerold ....... 25.60
interstate power ...... 2~6'15
Mtka Pilot ...... ' ....... 30
wilbur J. Thurk ....... 8.05
Long Lake Farm Supply. 4.28
Mound Hardware ........ 2.86
Jay W. Craig Co ....... 312.00
Standard 0il .......... 95.82
Northfield Iron ....... 103.09
Keller Bros. Gravel... 242.00
philbrook & Dale ...... 71.53
Bud's pure oil ........ 175.21
Wessner-Tailor ....... 304'60
MidWest Corp .......... 3.70
Mound Hardware ........ 7.85
Standard 0il .......... ~21.30
philbrook & Dale ........ 71.53
Watertown Phone, Fire 8.25
Interstate Power ...... 4.88
philbrook & Dale 143.07
Mound Fire Dept.[[[~[~,752'51
Bud's pure 0il ....... 17.07
Helen Eugster ........ 17.50
Elsie Dress el ........ 17.50
Robt. Farley ......... 17.50
Angte Adams .......... 17.50
H. A. Ebert .......... 17.50
interstate power, prk 1.00
philbrook & Dale ..... 30.65
.... · 75
Bud's pure 0il... 4,'13~.9'~
POOR FUND
Suburban-Hennepin .... 10.00
LIQUOR INVOICES (Cont.~
McKesson & Robbins... .....
Ebin Bros .................
O. M. Droney Beverage .....
pabst Brewing .............
schlitz Brewing ...........
Royal Beverage ............
Noterman & weber ..........
Buckingham Beverages ......
Carter Beverage ...........
Manning & Anderson ........
Chaska Beverage ...........
Mtka Beverage .............
Canada Dry Gin Ale ........
Seven Up Bottling .........
1503:..
45.50
457. <:)3
35.29
53.30
51.36
al .28
265.65
345.59
54o .44
- 6o3. o3
336
26
48.oo
Coca Cola Bottling ........ 39.~4
01d Dutch Foods ........... 6.30
Halver son c~ndy ........... ~
LIQUOR OPERATING EXPENSE
81.73
Interstate Power .......... 7 O0
Watertown phone ........... 3'50
M. H. pavlak ............... 18
Carpentar paper ........... 32~'46
American Linen ............ 5'
Skay & Son ................ .00
Midwest Bar ............... 2~.~
Mound Hardware ............ '
... 224.82
Philbrook & Dale ....... 2.00
Bud's pure 0il ............ ~-
WATER FUND
Iht ers tat'~ power .......... 140.00
Standard 0il .............. 21.30
MG .Wachal Refund .......... 5.00
philbrook & Dale .......... 143.07
5.66
Addressograph ............. ~9 · 25
Badger Meter .............. 3.00
Bud's pure 0il ............ ~
pierce moved,
carried to approve
Name _
Anna Sayther
W. E. Apland
John S. Carlson
Clarence Johnson
Robert Jackson
W. A. peterson
J. L. Cowle
Wenkstern seconded, and
the following building permits:
Lot Blk Subdivision _
--~ T cre'vier's
50 3 Lakeside park
Rear l&2 S.H. "B"
ll 2 Crevier' s
26 Ravenswood
4 7 S.H. "B"
7 Glen Arbor
it was unanimously
Build lng Cost
Shingling ~
,,
Dwell lng 400
Shingling
Footings 325
Add ition 1,700
Shingling 325
NO ·
68'
69
7o
71
72
73
i504
VILLAGE OF MOUND
TRUCK AND SNOW PLOW
Wenkstepn moved, Litts seconded and
it was unanimously carried to postPone
action on truck and snow plow bids.
VACATING F0~EST LANE
Pierce offered the following
and moved its adoption:
WHEREAS, the owners of the property
abutting that part of Forbear Lane which
runs northerly from Elm Street to Maple
Lane in Mound Terrace except the northerly
thirty I30) feet, according to the plat
thereof in the office of the Registrar
of Titles in and for Hennepin County,
Minnesota, has requested the Council of
the Village.of Mound in a petition dated
September 13, 1954 to vacate said street
according to law, and
~HEREAS, a public hearing was held
on October 11, 1954 before the Village
Couhcil in the Village Hall on such
petition after due published and posted
notice had been given by the clerk on
,REQUEST FOR BIDS
The Village of Mound will re-
ceive bids for a 1954 Model two
(2). ton truck and a snow plow.
Specifications are on file in the
Mound Village Office. Cash or
certified check equal to ten per
cent. (10%) of the total must
accompany each bid. Bids will
be opened at 10:00 a. m. on
Monday, October 11, 1954, in the
Village Office. The Council re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Carsten D. Leikv01d
Village Manager
VACATING NOTICE [.
Notice is hereby given that a
hearing will be held on October[
11, 1954 at.8:00 p. m., in the Vii-I}
lage office in Mound relative to
vacating of that part of Forest
Lane which runs northerly from
Elm street to Maple Lane, in
Mound Terrace, except the north-
erly thirty (30) feet thereof.
/~* 7- ~'~ Carsten D. Leikvold,
Village Manager.
Sept. 30, 1954 and all persons interested were given an opportunity
to be heard, and
~HEREAS, it appears that it will be for the best interest of
the Village to aporove such petition,
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That such petition is hereby
granted and the said street above described is vacated as a public
street. '
Livingston seconded the motion and the roll being called, the
vote was as fol!ows:
Litts Aye
Wenks tern Aye
Pierce ,lye
Livingston Aye
Behmler Aye
And so the motion was carried.
VACATING EAST LANE
A petition was presented signed by the property owners
affected asking for a vacation of a part of East Lane. Livingston
moved that a hearing be called on this petition. Pierce seconded
and it was unanimously carried.
(NOTICE SENT TO ALL COUNCIL MEMBERS)
Oetobe~ l~, 19~
You ape boPob~ notified that pu~ouan~ ~o
M.S.A. SoetXon ~I2.1~X, ~ho Ma~o~ has o~ a
lpeo~aLl meett~ of t~V~lqe Co--il to ~ ~ld
~be~ ~, l~ a~ 8~00 P.M. ~ t~ Village H~.
On Lake Minnetonka
Mound, Minnesota
Edna J. Gooder, Clerk
Village of Mound
October 13, 1954
I, Edward J. Behmler, Mayor of the
Village of Mound, hereby call a special meeting
of the Village Council to be held in the Village
Hall, October 14, 1954 at 8:00 P.M.
You are hereby directed to give notice
of the meeting to each member of the Village
Council.
Edward J. B%~mler, Mayor
(Meeting was not called to order.)
1505
MONEY FOR CHECK CASHING
At the request of A. W. Grieshaber, head bartender, Litts
moved, Pierce seconded and it was unanimousl.v carried to increase
the amount of money on hand for check cashing purposes by $1,000.
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
Pierce moved that an option to run 6 months be obtained from
Mr. Bronson to sell the Village Lots 9, lC, ll and 12, Block 3,
Shirley Hills Unit "D" for the sum of $2,850 and that $50 be given
for the option. Litts seconded the motion and it was carried
un animou sly.
Litts moved that the architects be authorized to go ahead
with preliminary plans on a Fire Station as soon as the option on
the property is obtained. Livingston seconded, and it was carried
un animou sly.
On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting
adjourned at 12:00 to reconvene October 20th.
Attest:
Village ~anager
Mayor
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING October 20, 1954
Meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. at the Village
Office. Present were Mayor Behmler, Trustees Litts and Wenkstern,
Manager Leikvold and Attorney Bonham. WAGES
Approximately two hours was spent discussing the 1955 wages
with Gardiner, the Union Agent. No action was taken.
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
The Manager reported to the Council that he had been unable
to get an option from Mr. Bronson on his property in Shirley
Hills and that Mr. Bronson no longer wanted to sell this land
to the Village.
Wenkstern moved that an option, to run 6 months, be obtained
from Mr. Wolner to sell the Village Lots 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
and 23, Block 3, Shirley Hills Unit "F" for the sum of $2,850.
Litts seconded the motion and on a roll call the vote was as
follows:
Ayes: Wenkstern Nayes:
Litts
Behmler
And so the motion was carried.
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