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1962-02-06MINUTES OF THE ADJOUP, NED MEETING OF FEBi the MOUND FIi{E STA~ at Present: Mayor H. B. R. Larson, Trustees Del Pfe Howard Orn and Raymond Koehn; and Mana PUBLIC HEARING ON AMENDING ZONING ORDINA Batdorf moved to amend Or~linance 23 and Koehn sec Roll Call Vote: Batdorf Orn Pfeifer Koehn Lar s on So carried. Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye ION [fer, ~er NCE onded thc 499 8:00 P. M. 2500 PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS Koehn moved and Pfeifer seconded the motion. BE IT MOVED, t~hat the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted and the Building standards be waived to allow a single floor in this instance only; such floor to be of 4 inch plank, nailed horzontially and tongue and groved.; to allow William Netka to install a second floor on the Netka TV and Appliance Store on Commerce B.lvd. Roll Call Vote: Batdorf Aye Orn Aye 'Pfeifer Aye Koehn Aye Larson Aye So carried. STREET LIGHTING- No. 17 Pfeifer offered the following resolution and moved its adoption. seconded the motion. Koehn RESOL~IT[OI~ ACCEPTIR'; WORK STPm&;'f LIGIqTIhG IMP}i(TVkI~NT ?ROJ~CT £~0. 17-1959 WHERE^S pursuant tca written contract signed with the village on September ~ 1959~ ~icHasco~ !nco~u'.orate~ of St. ?au]~ Min~sota, ha~ satisfactorily co~.~eted the street 2~gr~n~ i~reve~nt~ heretcfor~ designated as Street LJ~utin&- Improv~ent~. Project No. 17-195~ through their ~n labor and throuFh supplement~ work ordered My the ~illage in default of their performance, all Jn acccr~nce ,i~h s~o ccntract~ NES (.~'A: 1o That setoff be made for a~ditional cement work performed by Nic Milt Construction, ®n oraer o; the vi[la~e~ on defaul~ of cont. ractcr~ and in the ~cunt cf fmc ~o~anO Fc~ Hundred ~ort)'-nine (~2,ah~.?O) Do~]ars~ setoff be made for corrective wJrJ~ ~rformed oy Tony's Electric f~ervice, cn crder of the ~]]aKe, upon default of ~.erformance ~y tr~e ccntractor, and in the ~mnt cf ~e ~t)--five (~35.00) Dollars; and setoff be ~de for damge in the 'amount ef Fifty-two and 25/1CO ($52.25) ~lars to the ViJlage of Mound tar-kettle wkJcn o~a~,e occurred while said tar-kettle was in possession, by oal~ent~ of contractor. 2. That the mayor anc the vi]lage mar:ager b ed to issue orOer for payment of the balance of T~ tired Elghty-fiwe ($3,885.00) Do±lars owing om sai¢ in the amount of One Thousand Six Hundred Thirty-s FoJlars or a net amo~mt of Two thousand /~k Hundre ($2,2~8o7~) Dollars; that said payment be made pay Court, Ramsey County, Minnesotso 3. That the village attorney oe~ and here0y ~d to make said pas~ment into court in the matter c St. Pau/ vs. McHsscc Electric, Inc., et al, and to , and he~ ree ' ix and d able to is, aut}~ f Firs t ~der of that court declaring said contract to be p in lage be release ~nd discharged fro~. claims of all ~arties direct- limn- ~offs 'is trict direct- ank ef [h~ e vil- tiono 2501 Roll Call Vote: Batdorf Aye Orn Aye Pfeifer Aye ...... ~ Koehn Aye Bar s on Aye So carried and resolved. TAXI CAB LICENSE The matter of a license for Mound Taxi was discuss :d. the Manger to invite Mr. Ferd Schwartz to the to discuss the license. of Fe' directed ;, 1962 Lot 61 - MOUND BAY PARK of Walter 1V[ernik and th~ lot he/owns ' The matter discussed. The Mayor appointed Trustee& Koetm Mr. Mernik about this lot. FRICK CLAIM The claim of Charles Frick against the for discussed. The Village be notified of an informal offer outlined by the Council to settle the the Batdo: s was 2502 ESTATE OF GEORGETTE SWANSON Pfeifer offered the following resolution and moved its adoption. seconded the motion. OrB RES 0L UT. 'L ON '~HEREAS Georgette Swanson, a relief recipient of the Vi±lage of Mound, did pass away on December 8, 1961; WHEREAS, at the tinm of her death she was possessed of an asset of considerable future value; AND WHERE.AS, the village manager and village attorney promptly upon notific~tion of her death filed her estate for probate and filed proof of claim in behalf of the village therein, in oroer to at. tempt to pre- serve said asset for ~he payment of ~he claim of the village;. MO~ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE CObIICIL CF THE VILLA~. ~' MOULD, MINNESOTA: 1. That the actions of the village manager and of the village attorney in filing petition for administration and in riling proof of claim, Ooth in behalf of the Village of Mound, as creditor, be, and hereby are, rati- fied to all effects and purposes as though expressly authorized by council resolution in advance of said action. 2. That the village manager and the village attorney be, and hereby are, authorized to take whatever steps they deem necessary therein te perfect the claim of the village and to secure for the village as such reimbursement for the amounts expended as can be. Roll Call Vote: Batdorf Aye Orn Aye Pfeifer Aye Koehn Aye Lar s on Aye So carried and resolved. SAI,E OF FARE TRUCK Batdorf moved and Koehn seconded a motion. WHEP~EAS the Fire Auxiliary Truck is surplus BE IT OYED~ire Auxiliary Truck be sold to Andrew Farness, less red lights, ~' and antenna, for the sum of $150.00.. The vote was unanimously in fav~, so carried. ' ' AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE 2503 Batdorf moved and Orn seconded a motion to amend C Roll Call Vote: Batdorf Aye Koehn Aye Orn Aye Pfeifer Aye harson Aye So carriec~ AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE Koehn moved and Pfeifer seconded a motion to amen Mound Roll Call Vote: Batdorf Aye Orn Aye Lar son Aye So carried Koehn Aye 2504 PLANNING COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS Orn offered the following resolution and moved its adoption. the motion. Batdorf seconded BE IT RESOLVED, Donald Lobdell be appointed to fill the unexpired term of Phillip Lansing such term terminating January 1964, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Roger Reed be appointed to fill the unexpired term of Robert LaFavor such term terminating January 1964. Roll Call Vote: Batdorf Aye Orn Aye Pfeifer Aye Koehn Aye Larson Aye So carried and resolved. RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION Dr. Kenneth Romness Batdorf offered the following resolution and moved its adoption. the motion. Orn seconded WHEREAS, Dr. Kenneth Romness has served faithfully as Health Officer of the Village of Mound, Minnesota, and WHEREAS, he faithfully executed his duties with skill and zeal, and WHEREAS, through his efforts he promoted better health standards for the Village, and WHEREAS, he received no compensation for the many hours he has de- voted to the Village, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED the Village Council of the Village of Mound commend Dr. Romness for his years of faithful service as the Health Officer of the Village of Mound in behalf of the citizens of the Village of Mound. Roll Call Vote: Batdorf Aye Orn Aye Koehn Aye Pfeifer Aye Lar son Aye So carried and resolved. RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION Orn offered the following resolution .and moved its ac the motion. 2505 ~conded WHEREAS, Dr. Robert LaFavor and Philip Lansir for ~years as members of thei Planning Comets; WHEREAS, they have faithfull~ executed their zeal, and WHEREAS, they have promoted better planning NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED the Village C Mound commend Dr. LaFavor and Philip Lansing for serviQe as members of the Planning Co~ission in ~of the Village of Mound. Roll Call Vote: Batdorf Aye Orn Aye Koehn Aye Pfeifer Aye barson Aye So carried and resolved. BILLS Koehn moved and Pfeifer seconded a mo~ion to pay funds are available. The vote was unanimously in FIKE FUND Dorothy Kryck Richard Stone 68.50 ~8. DO Mound Postmaster Z0.00 tie si o and Mound~ ge of ens whet e d. CITY MANAGERS ASSOCIATION The matter of participating in ai program for the 1Vlanager was asked to again bring this up fwhen the the due. 2506 INFORMATION MEMO' S Information Memo's were presented to the council for the firlst time, and the Council Memorandums were presented for the first time in a color. After discussion of the Memo's the Manger was asked to check with the Road Supt. as to which roads might need weight restrictions posted. LEAGUE OF LAKE MTKA MUNICIPALITIES MEETINC Manager Kopp gave a report on the meeting he attended in Trustee Koehn's place. Orn moved and Pfeifer s. econded a motion to adjourn until the regular meeting of February 13, 1962 at 8:00 P.M. at the Mound Fire Station. The vote was unanimously in favor. So carried and adjourned. May~)r~/H: J~ R. Lar s on