1956-02-131628
VILLAGE OF MOUND
MINUTES OF REGULAR M~,~TING, February 13, 1956
Meeting called to order in the Village Office at 8:00 P.M. Present were
Mayor Behmler, Trustees Livingston, Pierce, ampi Adams, Manager Leikvold and
Attorney Bonham.
Minutes of the regular meeting of January 9th were read. Livingston moved,
Adams seconded, and it was unanimously carried to approve the minutes as read·
Minutes of the meeting of January 23rd were read. Adams moved, Livingston
seconded, and it was unanimously carried to approve the minutes as read.
Minutes of the meeting of January 30th were read· Adams moved, Livingston
seconded and it was unanimously caz-~-ied to approve the minutes with the under-
standing that the C.D.;'s mentioned as $19,000 be changed to $18,500 (Bond &
Tnt ere st ).
Livingston moved that $56.00 be loaned to Project 6 from the Liquor Fund.
Pierce seconded the motion and it was unanimously carried.
Pierce moved, Livingston seconded, and it was unanimously carried to pay
the following bills ~here funds are available with the exception that Patch &
Erickson should be paid only $169·64 at this time instead of the $269.64·
FUND LIQUOR INVOICES
...*'. ~: ................ Midwest Wine Co ............ 72.95
~±i Co 80 Distillers Distr 388 45
Ind. School #85 ......... McKesson & Bobbins ......... 145.50~:
..... Old Peoria ................. 252.65 ~
Supply.; .. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~.. i. ~ ?.78 Fa~us Brands .............. 619.0~
Wend~ rbhwestern ......... 16.95
F.o. . 55.oo
.1:;::::::::::: 88.24
Seton Shell ........ 14.80
Wm. Ziegler 635·50
Henn. Co. (~,~'~;: 500.00
Petroleum ...... 3 · 04
Ed. Ryan, Sheriff · ..... 2.00
Minnetonka Pilot ........ 41.30
Piche Chev. CO ...... 40·22
Frank Blackowiak ..... 15.00
Rural Heron. Co .... 762·57
· .. 19.33
.... 85.2o
~. 6.50
. .",, ",6.25
· ..% 29.60
... \ 49.32
... ~79.48
... \6.50
... 1.~.oo
· ..40."Q2
ee.
H. M. Christi~
Standard Oil .... ~'
B. J. Malch~ <i ......
Barbara He~ 3 ......
~ate ~ ~/Te ~h3~e..
Reed A racy .........
~te Power ....
wdware ......
Heyman ......
Oil ........
Griggs, Cooper & Co ........ 1,078.71.~
Carter Beverage ............
Buckingham Beverages .......
Pabst Brewing Co ..........
Minnet onka Beverages .......
Chaska Beverage ............
Manni~ & Anderson .........
Schlitz Brewing Co .........
Noterman & Weber ...........
Seven-Up Bottling Co .......
Canada Dry Gin Ale .........
Coca Cola Bottling Co ......
Franklin Co-Op .............
Dandahl Distributors .......
Halverson Candy ............
A. S. Brazman ..............
Printing .... ~
~',165.11
Invoices Paid and Discount Taken
433.59'.
312.69
11·30
169· 46
75.55
269.30
21.78
68.84
.80
19.10
23.95~
1.60
9.00
174.6~
16.20~
Griggs, Cooper & Co ........
Ed. Phillips & Sons, Co ....
Griggs Cooper & Co ..........
2o4.15
631.12
928.45
VILLAGE OF MOUND
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GENERAL FUND
~onbam & Kavanagh ..........
Long Lake Farm Supply ......
Mickelson Motors ...........
Piche Chev. Co ............
Seton Shell Service ........
Wm. H. Ziegler Co.; Inc ....
F. O. Johnson ..............
Rosenwinkel ................
Wilbur J. Thurk ............
2.55
9.OO
3.00~
25.84
4.25
38.50
9.14
29.25
Philbrook & Dale, Ine ...... 103.53
Philbrook & Dale, Ins ...... 16.79
Mound Hardware ............. 16.11
Watertown Telephone ........ 21.95
Barbara Heyman ............. 209.00
Minnet onka Pilot ........... 60.85 ~
Bryan Rock Products, Inc.. 15.80~
Miller-Davis ............... 11.53
Harold Peterson ............ 141.75
Amy Anderson, Wreath & Sup. 3.25
Interstate Power ........... 297.67
1,104.60
POOR FUND
Suburban Henn Co ........... 121.91
FIRE HALL BOND ~
~at'ch & Erickson ........... 269.64
Liquor EXpenses
Minnesota Form Printing ............. 26.50
Gilberbson Liquod Wax Fol ........... 13.§O
John Leslie Paper Co ................ 45.79
Lansing Hardware .................... 2.16
Skay & Son .......................... 8.00
American Linen Supply... .... ........ 21.8%
Philbrook & Dale, Ins ............... §1.3~
Philbrook & Dale, Ins ............... 36.75
Mound Hardware ...................... 4.93
Watertown Telephone ................. 8.25
Interstate Power .................... 71.04
320.42
Water Fund
Philbrook & Dale, Ins ...............
Mound Hardware ......................
R. E. O'Donnell, P.M ................
Minnetonka Motor Express ............
B. J. Malcheski .....................
Mound Builders Supply ...............
Badger Meter Mfg ....................
Badger Meter Mfg ....................
Interstate Power ....................
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
First National Bank (Proj #6) .......
26.37
2.40
3.00~
30.13
6.15
337.50
156.72
721.21
209.00
The following building permits were reviewed:
Name Lot Blk Subdivision B~i..' lding Cost No.
Hayes Dalton -~- Mound Bay Park Remodeling 3,000 1
Carlton Gustafson 14 2 Carlson' s Add Remodeling 8,000 2
Frank Clausen 4 8 S. H. "B" Dwelling 15,000 3
TEMPORARY
Pierce moved that Harry Marbin be appointed acting temporary manager. MANAGER
Livingston seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously.
AUDIT
The Manager was directed to have the books audited through 1955 to
February 1st, 1956.
PRIM~_RY ELECTION
Trustee Pierce offered the following resolution and moved its adoption:
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
(1) The Presidential Primary Election be held on March 20, 1956 at
the new fire hall and that the hours of the election be set at
from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.
(2) The judges and clerks of the election and their alternates be
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VILLAGE OF MOUND
as follows:
Clerks J~udges
Norma Alwin Mrs. Hans Hanson
Mrs. K. Kammann Mrs. Gordon Batdorf
Alternates
Mrs. Ralph March
Rev. Obert Voll
Mrs. Les Scharmann
Adams seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously.
HOU?~ & SALARY
Adams offered the following resolution and moved its adoption:
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
1. Effective upon the confirmation of a permanent Village Manager, the
hours of village employees who are members of Public Employees
Union, Local 918, except for the police, shall be set at 40 hours
per week, with no overtime except by permission of the Village
Manager in cases of emergency and necessity;
2. The hours of the police, who are members of Public Employees Union,
Local No. 918, shall remain at 44 hours per week;
3. Salaries of village employees who are members of Public Employees
Union, Local No. 918, under the 40 and 44-hour week, set in para-
graph 1 above, are to be increased $25.00 per month over the 1955
salaries of such employees, effective February 1, 1956;
4. Sick leave of village employees who are members of Public Employees
Union, Local No. 918, including the police who are members of said
union, shall accumulate at the rate of one day per month to a
maximum of 60 days, effective February 1, 1956.
Livingston seconded the motion and the roll being called, the vote was:
Pierce Nay
Adams Yea
Livingston Yea
Behmler Yea
and so the motion was carried.
Attest:
On motion made, seconded and carried, the meeting adjourned to reconvene
February 14th.
Village Manager