1961-08-29IViINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF AUGUST 29,
at the 1V[o~md Fire Station.
Present were: Mayor H. B. K. Larson, Trustee%Om, Pfeife~
Manager Kopp and Altorney Kopp.
Meeting was opened at 8:10 P.M. by Mayor Larson.
PUBLIC HEARING ON REZONING OF LOT 26 and Z7 Lafaye
Industrial and/or creatin$ a new zou{n$ classification of Hear
Mrs. Carl W. Carlson appeared and stated she wanted the mi
zoned Heavy Commercial if s~ch a classification were create
Manager Kopp stated the uses of the surrounding area are:
Block Plant a non-conforming use; tavern and filling stat, ion,
three residences; Floyds TV a church and accomp~g ~met;
mortuary and florist shop, both of the these with residences
~ ~. ~ ~f~ .,._ '
Mrs. Richard I~trhks, ~. Richard Deirck~, 1Viiss S~'lvia o
Odgren appeared and expressed their opposition to the propo~
the creating of another classification of commercial that wo~
property.
Dick Olson Appeared petitione~, appeared in support of him
a preliminary diagram of the proposed building and units, in,
plant for pressure gauges
Everyone was heard that wanted to be heard.
Pfeifer moved and Orn seconded a ~or~
BE IT MOVED the Hearing be continued until September 26
the 1V~ound Fire Station.
The vote was unanimously in favor, so carried.
The Manger was instructed to obtained to secure from other
ordinances that might apply to this problem.
CURB AND GUTTER - Sidney Acker property
Pfeifer offered and following resolution and moved its adopt:
seconded the motion.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING INSTALLATION OF CURB AI~
PRIVATE CITIZEN ON VILLAGE STREET
WI-IEREAS, Sidney H. Acker has petitioned this Council for
construct curb and gutter on H~lstead Avenue a]
of Lot 17, Halstead Park, owned by him.
61 - 8:00 P. M.
and Petersen;
ie Park to
Commercial
ldl~ pat~t of Lot 27
d.
one vacant lot and
~1 shed-type building;
:omb~.~d.
tgren and Mr s.
.ed rezoning or
.d affect this
;tition and displayed
:lading an assembly
, 1961 at 8:30 P.M. at
suburbs their
non. Peter sen
D GUTTER BY
~ermission to
ong the north boundary
9396
NOW
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Sidney H. Acker, be, and hereby
is given Village permission to install at his own expense upon
Halstead Avenue adjacent to the north boundary of Lot 17, Halstead
Park curb and gutter; provided that the cross-section profile thereof
and the construction materials therefor conform to standards approved
by Schoell and Madson, Village .Engineers.
Roll Call Vote:
Orn
l°fe ife r
Petersen
Lar s on
So carried and resolved.
A~e
Aye
WELL ORDINANCE
Pfeifer moved the following Ordinance.
Orn seconded the motion.
Roll Call Vote
Orn
Pfeifer
Petersen
Lar s on
So carried and ordained.
A~e
Aye
Aye
Aye
"BUILDING
BE IT OKDA~ BY TBE FILL~OE COUNOIL OF MOL~D, MINNESOTA~
1. That Chapte~ ~6, Mou~d Code of Ordinances, entitled
be, and hereby is a~ended by a~ending Section 26.~2 eubeectiol
to read as foLlc~, to-wit:
,Secti~a 2g. %2
Code,"
,e, thereof
c. Th~ ~ dt~ete~ of a~ finished ~11 caa~m_e ah~ 1 be three (3)
inehee. ~11 casing~ ehall be constructed of welded oreeup~ed steel
or wright ~ and ahall confora to t~ following ~peeifiea~ims for
weifht and thiek:noss,
Diameter
Wall Thieknees
Weight pe~ lineal
2. This ordinance shall beco~ effective from and after its
publication according to la~.
Passed by the Village co,,,ncil of Mound, Mirneso+.,a, ~gu~'l
fe~t with threads
adoption and
29, 1961.
AN O~DINANCE AMENDI~3 CHAPT~ 26,
MOUND CODE OF ORDINANCES~ ENTITLED
"BUILDING CODE"
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF MOU~D, MINNESOTA:
1. That Chapter 26, Mound Code of Ordinances, entitled .Bui
amended by amending Sections 26.64 subse¢
be, and hereby is,
.f., .g-, .i~/and "~ to read as follows, to-wit:
.J.
"Section 26.64
a. Each residence shall be equipped with an individual
of not 1.ess than 750 gallons capacity connected to a p~
constructed drainfield. Each septic tank shall be wat~
shall be constructed of p~mred, reinforced concrete, el
or of septic tank blocks; no septic tank shall be cons~
concrete blocks or of other porous or water absorbing
Each septic tank shall have properly located baffle pl
co~nercial, industrial, multiple dwelling and public bt
shall have a sewage disposal system in accordance with
recommendations of the Minnesota Department of Health !
entitled ,Small Sewage Systems' edition of May 1, 1958
to plans submitted and accepted by the Minnesota Depar
Garbage disposals shall not be installed in any reside
residence is equipped with one or more septic tanks wi
capacity of 1,OO0 gallons or more.
b. The septic tank and drainfield shall be not closer
feet to an~ well or suction line from a well (2) 10 f
drinking water supply line under pressure (3) 10 feet
ing foundation (4) 10 feet from any lot line (5) 30 fe
lake or stream established at the level of the Gray's
10 feet from any tree. With the following e~ception:
and condition indicate or a hard~hip exists, the Buil~
may allow:
(1) The drainfield or absorption bed to extend to
lot line;
(2) The drainfield to go closer than 10 feet to a~
shrubbery, in which case there shall be at lear 12
filter material beneath the tile."
f. "A cleanout shall be provided in the building sew,
feet, and a long turn fitting be used at every change
direction of more than 45°.''
lding Cede."
tions "a" ~ ,,b" ~
septic tank
,operly
,rtight and
of steel,
~x-mcted of
~terial.
~tes. Ail
~ildings
the
~ulletin
or according
~ment of Health.
~ce unless such
bh a total
(1) 5o
eot from any
from any build-
et from any
Bay Dam (6)
When topography
lng Inspector
5 feet from the
~y tree or dense
inches of
~r every fifty (50)
in horizontal
g. "T~he cover of the septic tank shall~co s~ru~~ ~f~orced
concrete. A ~ cleanout pipe ~W~x~end-r.~°m'~"P_~In~
cover directly over the $inlet to the ~%nk to the surface o~~ %ne
ground. Such pipe shall be fitted with an air tight Iover."
....... ~ _~.~ ~ ~.+~,~+.~ h~ ~ 8rainfield or under
The length of the drainfield necessary for each resid~
minded by the following percolation test:
· .nce shall be deter-
(1) The sewer line from the septic tank to the dis~
have a fall of at least 1/4 inch per foot.
(2) The distribtuion box shall be built of concrete
not less than 18" x 18' x 20" inside dimensions, an~
movable cover. The inlet shall enter the box 3 inc~
above the outlet.
(3) When installed in filled or loose earth, the t~
on two grade boards separated by a 2" x 2" stake.
shall be 1" x 4" supported every ten (10) feet by t
driven to such a d epththat each will support two h~
wi~thout depressing.
(4) Drain tile shall be not less than five (5) inc~
twelve (12) inches long. There shall be 1/4 inch o!
the tile and the upper 1/2 of the joints covered wi~
asphalt paper or its equivalent. The drainfield she
slope of 1/2 percent throughout its length.
(5) The maximum length of any one lateral shall no'
"Filter material shall be crushed stone, gravel, or
durable and acceptable material having sufficient w
may vary from½ to 2½ inches in size and shall be fl
clay. The filter materials shall completely encase
minimum of 6 inches under tile (preferably 12 to 25
mum of 2 inches over tile. In any case, disposal t:
within 10 feet of ~arge trees or dense shrubbery sh~
12 inches of filter materials beneath the tile. (A~
nesotaDepartment of Health 1959 Bulletin)."
"'B' Data for determining field requirements from per
~'~%-r-a~e "Time in M~utes' for water to
Fall One Inch
Required
.Area, Sq. F'
~ or less ............... 85
3 .................. . lOO
4 ................... 115
5 ................... 125
lo ................... 165
15 ................... 19o
3o ................... 25o
45 ................. · 3~
..... 330
~ote'l~ 'oSe~ 60 ~n~t~s ~s~i%a~l~ ~or absorption
Note 2: The areas Ln above table provide for plumb
appliances common in residential use. Aut
washer, mechanical garbage grinder and dis
Note 3: Absorbtion Beds - in addition to the figur
table, add 50 square feet for each bedroom
ributien box shall
and shall be
shall have a re-
es to 8 inches
le shall be laid
~e grade boards
~ 2" x ~" stakes
ndred (200) pounds
ms in diameter and
,en Joints between
~h a st~ip of
~11 have a maximum
exceed 100 feet.
similar insoluble,
,ids. This material
· ce of du~t, sand or
th~ite with a
inches) and a mini-
~enches constructed
~11 have at least
~cording to Min-
~olation tests:
Minimum Required
Area Sq. ft. per
Absorbtion bed
15o
15o
173
188
248
285
375
450
495
tng fixtures and
omatic sequence
awasher included.
es in the above
in excess of one.
2o That Chapter 26p Mound Code of Ordinances, entitled .Building 0ode," be,
subsections "1 , ~a", and n as follows, to-wit. /
el. Fields in Flat Areas In locations where the slope of the ground over the
absorption field area i~ relatively flat (6 inches fall or less in any
direction within field area) the trenches shall be connected
continuous system and the trench bottoms shall have a fall oJ
one poe cent away from the distribution pipe.
mo Fields in Sloping Ground In locations w~ere the ~oumd
absorption field area slopes (fall greater than 6 inches in
within the field area) a system of serial d~stribution t~ench
the contours of the land may be used. The trenches will be
different elevations, but the bottom of each individual tren
a fall of 1/3 to 1/2 of one per cent away from the dietribut:
n. Absorption Beds Use of an absorption bed with a septic
acceP't~ble only when necessary area is not adequate fpo drai
portion of an absorption trench Oelow the top of the distrib~
shall be in natural or acceptably stabilized earth.
3. This ordinance shall become effective from and after its adopt:
publication according to law.
Passed by the Village Cbuncil of Mound, Minnesota, August 29,
ATTESTz
BAREARAHEYMAN,
Clerk
Published in Minne*onka Pilot
,1961
H.B.R. LARS ON,
Mayor
toproduce a
to
~ver the
~ny direction
~S following
.ns talled at
;h shall have
.on pipe,
;amk is
~ield~ That
,tion pipe
.on and
1961.
SEPTIC TANK ORDINANCE
' P~te?sen seconded the r
P. oll Call Vote
Petersen
Pfeifer
Orn
Lar son
So carried and resolved.
Neises property was discussed.
TR3kNSFEKS
Pfeifer offered the following resolution and moved its adoption.
otion.
Peter sen
2397
9898
seconded the motion.
BE IT RESOLVED, the sum of 27.64 from General Fund be transferred to the
Poor and Welfare Fund , and
BE IT FUP~THEP~ P, ESOLVED, the sum of 4, 839.72 from the General Fundbe
~ansferredtJb the Police Fund, and
BE IT FURTHER RES~L~r~D, f.he sum of 9,625.75 from the .[~ene~al Fund be
transferred ~,~h~fPlarming Commission Fund, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the sum of 93.98 from the Special Assessment
#11 Fund be transferred :.~ho-'the PIK - Bond and Interest Fund, and
BE IT FURTHEK RESOLVED, the sum of 342. 14 from Special Assessment
#16 Fund be transferred to the Water Fund as partial repayment
of a loan, and
BE IT FURTHER KESOLVED, the sum of 1, 136.48 from Trust and Agency
Fire Truck be transferred to the Water Fund as partial repayment
of a loan.
P. oll Call Vote
Peter sen
Pfeifer
Orn
Lar s on
So carried and resolved.
Aye
Aye
Aye
INVESTMENTS IN C. D. 's IN THE STATE BANK OF MOUND
Petersen offered the following resolution and moved its adoption.
seconded the motion.
~Z~e~er
BE IT RESOLVED, the sum of SZ, 000.00 from Trust and Agency Special
Assessment #2 be invested in a CD for a period of six month
in the State Bank of Mound, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the sum of 900.00 from Trust and Agency
Bond and I~terest Series B b e invested in a CD in the State Bank
of Mound for a period of six months, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the sum of 800.00 from Bond and Interest, Fire
Hall Bonds #4 be invested in a CD in the State Bs_~_k of Mound for
a period of one yaar.
Roll Call vote
Petersen Aye
Pfeifer Aye
Orn Aye
Larson Aye
So carried and resolved.
Village of Mound, ~innesota
BILLS - Payable August 29, 1961
TRUST A~D AGENCY GENERAL
State Bank of Mound *
Public Employees Retirement Ass'n
Petty Cash
DUMP FUND
Petty Cash
ASSESSOR FUND
Petty Cash
FIP~ FUND
Petty Cash
PARK FUND
Petty Cash
C~TEEY FUND
P~tty Cash
POLICE FUND
Petty Cash
GENERAL FUND
Petty Cash
TOTAL
Warrants 1,926.04
Interest 207.51
2,133.55
2,133.55
2,501.01
8.74
3.00
3.00
1.71.
1.72
6.99
2~534.64
2399
BILLS
Pfeifer moved and Orn seconded a motion to pay the following
are available. The vote was unan/mously in favor. So carri
~T~e attorney was instructed to investigate the possible uses of
from Special Assessment projects #8 and #lZ.
The Mound Off Sale #1 will stay open on Labor Day, double tim
paid for this day.
Orn moved and Petersen seconded a motion to adjourn until th
of i~u~u~t'.'!3~'; ~961 for the opeing of bids on the water main pr
at the Mound~g~ office.
Att e st:
Mayor H. B. K.
~ills where funds
~d.
excess monies
~e sa/aries to be
adjourned meeting
oject ~18 at 8:00 P.
Larson