1956-10-091622
VILLAGE OF MOUND
MINUTES OF ADJOURNED MEETING, October 4, 1956
Meeting called to order in the l~lre Station by Mayor Behm let at 8:00 P.M.
Present ~ere Mayor Behm ler, Trustees L&vingston, Adams and Pierce, and
~anager Boxell.
BUILD~G PERMIT
A. Tonka Toys
B. O.K. to follow the plan outlined, as shown on plans:
1. Add another metal building to east of present ones this year
2. 1957 add office building in front of existing buildings and brick
face the entire south side of all buildings.
Adopting of mill levy for 1957: The following sums of money be raised by tax
upon the taxable property of the Village for the following purposes for the
current year:
General Fund 29.4 mills $30,429
Firemen' s Relief 1.O ' 1,O35
Park ~md 2.5 " 2,587
Fire Hall Bonds 3.1 " 3~208
Total ~" $37,2~9
Further, not to levy $3,0OO for Street I~provement Fund (Project #15, Curb &
Outter on Grant & Yale Street), not to levy $1,7OO on Project ~14, and not to
levy $6,200 for the P.I.R. Fund as previously certified. The roll being called,
the same was adopted by the following vote:
Yeas Pierce
L~v:h~ston
Behmler
Na~s None
On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting adjourned to recon-
vene October 9th at 8:00 P.M. at the Fire Station.
Attest :/f~~ ~/~~ /'Mayor i ]age ~ager
MINUTES OF ADJOU~qED MEETII~, October 9, 1956
Maeting ~as called to order by the Mayor at 8:00 P.M. at the Fire Station.
Present were Mayor Behlmer, Trustees Adams, Lockhart, Livingston, Attorney
Bonham and Manager Boxell.
~. Fernon Boxells
Village
liound~
8 October lgM
Ordinance ~36
M~. & tiro, ~elson contemplate organising a Teen,s Club in taw
William8 Buildl~ in Sound. A8 a part of that enterprise, they plan
to.install and operate throe meoAanical ~az/e8 for the amusement of
members of the Club. Since we unaerstand that no pay-offs either in
merchandise or ~oneyo is to be ~ade to the winner, these a~usement
· I a e e eat
n s · o a no
Ordinance ~36 defines a #ga~e of' skills imposes and annual llcence
fee of ~15.00 fo~ each ~aohXne and proAXblt~ any lainerunde~ the age of
18 or ~Ao is enrolled in ~ay PUblic school from playing any suo~ device.
The o~dlnance defines. & game of skill tO include ~y device play~i by
~anipttlation of' epeeial equip~ent and p~opellln~ balls across a bOard
or field into reppeotive prositione whereby ~ sores is e~ablteheds
the cO, eot of ~hioA ie to secure a special number or numbers o~ a high
total scores ~loh ~ay be played" by the public generally at a price
paid either, directly or indirectly for ouch PriVileges. whether a prize
is offered for;the game or not.
Mr. & ~a. Seleon plain to install and operate the follo~i~:
1. lhl~per Pool - each player gets 5 balls and a cue. Each
uses t~e sue to el~oot the balls theough obstacles at the hole in the
end of the table. The player gettin~ all $f hl~ balls off the table
fl~st ulnas Ho'~sntion is ~ade of scores but presumably oome!r~
would be involved in the total number of games played.
a. Bowlt~ Ga~e - players elide a steel push at 10 pine. It is
scorded the sa~e as regular bOwling.
3. Target - players shoot at moving targets with an electric
It appears that all ga~ee are oharacterioed 'by soorln~ and involve
skill.
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VILLAGE OF MOUND
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TEEN AGE Climb
The N®l~one and l~se Bonham are f,o d~a~ a Ze~,ter %0 t~e Counc[~t ~d[cat[n~
type &~d method~off operation. Y~ss Bonha~ is to a~so drafft au aaend~ clause
to o~aa~e #~. 3¢
Livingston moved, Adams seconded and it was unanimously carried to grant a
soft drink license to Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Nelson.
BILLS
Livingston moved, Lockhar~ seconded, and it was unanimously carried to pay
the following bills where funds are available:
G~NERAL ~UND
Water~8wn Phone ................... 22 .OO
Hoff, Inc ......................... 1.33
Farnhams .......................... 3.97
Burroughs ......................... 12.10
Miller Davis ...................... 102.24
American City ..................... 2.50
Mi~netonka Pilot .................. 9.90
" " .... 90
Uniform Building Code ............. 9.96
Barbara Heyman; .... '. .... · .......... 4.70
" ".................. . 6.25
w..ziagl.r'"''"'"''".'".' 69.00
Interstate Power .................. 253.67
Phi,% lipi Equipment ................ 300.00
B. F. Winkel ...................... 220.00
Keller Bros ....................... 360.60
Standard Oil ...................... 171.36
Jay W. Craig Co ................... 1,680.OO
Rosenwinkel Sand .................. 3.74
Watertown Phone ................... 6.80
Mound Hardware... ................. 1.74
Ashworth & Sons Co ................ 30.40
Bryan Rock Products ............... 158.87
Reed Agency, Bond Premium ......... 5.00
Dutch Lake Kennels ................ 5.00
Standard Oil ...................... 87.20
Mickelson Motors .................. 44.04
Dr. Davis & Romness ............... 3.00
Vern VonEschen .................... 2.00
American Linen .................... 2.25
Andrew Weiland .................... 8.50
Interstate Power .................. 13.58
Water~o~a Phone ................... 7.75
Mound Hardware for Dump ........... 11.70
Harold Peterson ................... 204.75
Refund-Augie Morin Bldg. Permit... 30°00
3,795.06
LI~JOR FdND
Famous Brands ................
Lynn Johnson... ..............
McKesson Rebbins .............
Distillers Distributing ......
Pabst Brewing ................
Notermann & Weber ............
Schlitz Brewing.... ..........
Carter Beverage ..............
Manning & Anderson ...........
Minnet enka Beverage ..........
Buckingham Beverage ..........
Chaska Beverage ..............
O. M. Droney .................
Canada Dry ...................
Pepsi Cola ...................
~even Up Bottling ............
St. Boni Beverage ............
Coca Cola Bottling ...........
Halverson Candy ..............
Red Dot Foods ................
Don & Co .....................
Aslesens ................ .....
Piggly Wiggly ................
Skay a Son ...................
Don & Co .....................
American Linen ...............
Ingvold Hourgsness ...........
Water~own Phone ..............
Minnet onka Pilot .............
Interstate Power .............
Mound Hardware ......... . ......
David Agency .................
578.72
309.70
376.60
645.25
98.~
19.94
n~.89
298.61
298.87
51o.55
269.15
66.28
131.47
3.60
27.~
6.55
13.2o
~.o6
~9.65
~.oo
8.oo
22.6o
68.91
29.09
2.00
9.25
~7.oo
88.55
~.89
67.~o
$4,~02.31
POOR FUND
Suburban Hennepin Co ......... 10. O0
VILLAGE OF MOUND
WATER FUND
Minnetonka Motor Express ............. 3.19
Interstate Power ..................... 2.00
Interstate Power ..................... 140. O0
Standard Oil ......................... 86.06
Mound Hardware ........................ 40
Badger Meter ......................... 125.80
Addressograph ....................... ~~
SAFETY SIGNS
Livingston moved, Lockhart seconded and it was unanimously carried that the
Greater Minnetonka Council through the Conservation Department of the State of
Minnesota can place safety signs in the Mound Village limits on Lake areas this
winter.
On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting adjourned to recon-
vene October 22nd at 8:00 P.M. at the Fire Station.
Village ~anage~
MINUTES OF ADJUdREED MEEFING, October 22, 1956
Meeting was called to order by the Mayor at 8:00 P.M. at the Fire Station.
Present were Ma~or Behmler, Trustees Adams, Fierce, Lockhar~ and Livingston,
and Manager Boxell.
Pierce moved, Lockhar~ seconded, and it was unanimously carried to grant
a street light at the end of Morgan Avenue as requested.
Livingston ~oved, Lockhart seconded, and it was unanimously carried to
transfer $1,000 to Project #15 (Shirley Hills Drainage and Curb & Gutter on
Grant & Yale) from the Liquor Fttnd at the time .of the maturity of the C.D.s,
December 31, 1956.
TEEN-AGE CLUB
The following letter from Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson ~as submitted as
requested by the Council. The letter fulfilled the requests of the Council.