1962-03-13Mx~UTES OF THE REGUL~.R ~EET~hG OF MARCH 13,, 1962 the
mt 8,:00 oi'clock P.M..
Present were: Mayor H. ~. ~. ~arson, Trustees; Racy
Batdorf; Attorney Ploetz, ~ager Kopp and i
Koehn moved an& A~feifer seconded al motion to reconw ithe
Mound Village uffice. 'A'he vote w~s unanimously favor,
The minutes of the Feb. 13, 1962 ~eeting were read
seconded a motion to accept the mi~utem of the
rea. ds '~he vote was unanimous~ in favor so acc~
The minutes of the meeting of FebaUma~ 22, 1962'meeting ~ere
correcte~ the minutes : Page 251B - '¥m Schoell
$choell and Madson presented a preliminary
collection system for the Village! of M~und~'
Page 2519 - ~: Ym Schoell and men o~ the staff of S~
a preliminary Engineers Report for a proposed addit
supply and ~Aatributi~n system for the Village of
Pfeifer moved and Koehn seconded ~ motion to accept
1962 as read and corrected.. The ~ote was unanimou~
The minutes of the March 6, 1962 meeting were read,
seconded the motion to accept the iminutes of ~arch
vote was unanimously in favor, so carried..
TW~m~ PO£~T~ PA~K
The possible acquiring of the Three Points Park
discusS,
Planning Commission recommer, dation~:
Requests for rezoning of A~ots 89,. 90, 94, 95, 96,
Park 1st Division from Arnold Strom was discussed;
were discussed.
Batdorf moved and Pfeifer seconded a motion to aut~.orize an~
Clerk to publish notice of a public hearing on Marc 27i
the purpose of considering a change in such ~ce.
The vote was un&nimously in favor. So carried.
Gordon
the
~feifer
ing ~
of
proposed sewage
,al water
22,
Pfeifer
the
sland
Ordinance
~illa~e
for
CHAI~GES A~ CHAPT~ 22 PLATTING A~D SUBD~VAS~O~
B~tdorf offered the foliowi~ motion.
BE ~T oR~ED BY THE ~I~GE COU~GiL OF
The ¥illage Oe~eil of Mound, Ninnes~ta, ordains:
1. That Chapter 22, Bund Code of ordinances,
lion bplationl" ~e, and hereby ~, amended as
A. That Section 22.02 thereof be amended to read
· Certain Deeds Invalidated A~
~'any lot, tract or parcel of
for residential purposes which
of less than the size, length .
shall be void, unless such a 1~
land of record at the time of
the agreement to convey such p~
adoption of this ordinance, an¢ the instrument ~
merit to convey is recorded or ~egistered within
date ..
~ deed or other
land in the
describes a lot,
~r width as requi
~t, tract or parc
~e adoption of
,rcel has been en
Bo
That the first paragraph of Sec
follows, to-wit:
"Tentative A royal After ref
te ca a sar of the Oommi
and lot layout, and other feat~
with these regulations, and aft
f~r changes in the plat as the
~imsion shall, within 45 da~,
inallymubmAtted or modified, a
tire approval, and, if disapproWed,
its reasons therefor.,
tion 22.11 there, be
fence of the
sion for review
res of the plan,
er such
~ommission may
pass upon the
ad, if approved,
shall expre~
That the first paragraph of Section 22.22 there(
folle~, to-wit:
'~elatlen te A 3freer S stem Insofar
0~X3.02.81 Bop d~es not~dE~~--~le, le~a'
h,
i~ ~ ~~ for b ~t~a~ i of
~n a~ng ~e~ b not ~~d. A.
:.of
th$,
said .
tente -
end
of tb~ Commission, topographical conditions make such' continuance or
e~nffer~i~y im~racti~able, or B. in oases ~here the Commission itself
adepts a plan or plat of a neighborhood er area of which the subdivision
is a part and this plan ~r plat provides co-ordinations with the street
system of the city different from that of said continuations or pro-
Jeet~'one of existing streets and the subdivider,s plat conforms to such
neighborhood or area plat or plan of the Commission, the Commission may
approve the subdivider, s plat. ~
D. That Section 22.24 thereof be amended to read as follows, to-wits
"Street Width~ The mi~Lau~ wid$~ for street~ shall be aa sho~a e~ the
v~lap,s naa~er plan er o£fioial asp and shall, when not indiea~d on
suah naater plan. or off~elal nap, be as folleve~
Hain Thoroughfares _ _ . mininua
Ail Other Streets ..... 50' nininua
Ter, Ltnal '
having a ~ shall be provided at the closed end with a turnaround
radius of at least SO feet.~
E. The first paragraph of Section 22.26 thereof be amended to read as fol-
lows, t~-wit ~
~The Commission may require easements, not exceeding six feet, on each
side of all real lot lines, and on side lot lines where necessary.or, in
the opinion of the ¢oa~ission, advisable, for poles, ~ires, eondaits,
stor~ a~d sanitary sewers, gas,water and heat mains or other utility
lt~es. Easements of the same or greater widths may be required along
the lines of or across lots where necessary for the extension of the
existing or planned utilities. ~
F. That the provisions of Section 22.27 be repealed and deleted.
G. That Section 22.30 thereof be amended to read as follow~, to-witz
"Bleak Lengths Intersecting streets shall be so laid out that blook~
be~ lines shall be not more tha~ 1200 feet in lengthl except
that where, in the opinion of the Commission, extra-ordinary condition.
~questionably Justify a departure from this minimum, the Commission may
require or permit greater distance between street lines. In blocks over
600t in length the Commission may require a pedestrian way through such
hl~ok not less than 15' in width..
H. That the provision, of Section 22.31 thereof be repealed and deleted.
I. ~hat Seetion 22.32 thereof be amended to read as follows, to-witl
"Let Arrangement Lots shall be platted with respect to required side
yards to provide- adequate drainage and to utilize and enhance any
existing topegrephy. ~
J. That Seal, ion 22.33 thereof be amended to read as roll,el, to-lit~
os~ m~y lots sit" ' ....... ,~m~m~? or ~,_000 square feat
.~ ~as ~ ~O,ut~ square feet exceed
in the subdivision. Lakeahore and double front leteg'~lill require
the establishment of building lines on both fronts. In the case of
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m~sil~, t~ ~d~ at om ~ the lot en~
f~t ~d t~ ~dth ~t ~e ot~r lot end ~
~ l~st ~ion at t~ ~~g M e~
o~n ~aces Iho~ on ~ offffic~al map or on a
C~88ion is loca~d ~ ~o1~ or tn ~ ~
the C~ss~on ~y requ~ th~ de.cat,on or
space within the subdivision
purpose, in these oases in ~h~
to be reasonable.-
L. That Section 22.41 thereof be
· Honu~ents Cast Iron Honu~ent
Cast Iron Nonuments shall be 2
inches in diameter with raised
CORNER". and having a round be
steel pipe monuments, not less
14 ~nehes ].~r~ shall b~ placed
aide bgundar~ lines of the pla
line~ indieati~ a ehange of d
or park,
ch the
amended to read
a shall be set a
O inches in
letters cast
se 6 inches in
than 1/2 inch
at each angle
t, at all
[faction in the
That this ~aend~nt to the ordinance shall be
adeption and publication according to law.
feet.
its
Roil Call Vote
Batdorf Aye
P-£eiler Aye
Koehn Aye
Zar s on Aye
So carried.
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PRELiM~i~AR! Pi~T 0}' L&NGDO}i HEIGHTS 1tO. 2 SUBDIVISiOa
Koehn offered the following resolution and mOve~..its adoption.
seconded the motion.
Pfeifer
BE It RESb~VED. ~h~r~liminary Plat of bangdon Heights ~o. 2 Su~diwsion
as presented by engineer Wm Schoell of Schoell and Madson and
recommended by the Mound Planning Commission. be accepted by
the Hound Village Council.
Roll Call Vote:
Koehn
Pfeifer
Batdorf
~rs on
So carried.
A~e
Abstain
Aye
aoger Reed and Tonka Toys, ~nc. presented a petxtion to the Village Council
for the installa$ion of a water main on Concord Blvd. between Commerce Blvd.
and Fair~iew Drive.
Koehn moved and Pfeifer seconded a motion, to ~nstruct the Engineer to prepare
preliminary plans for extension of a water main on Concord Blvd. between
Commerce Blvd. and Fa~rview Drive. The vote was Koehn, Pfeifer and~rson -
Aye and Batdorf abstaining.. ~o carried.
SESTEDGE DRIVE WATEltASSESSCk~T
Koehn offered the following resolution and moved its adoption.
seconded the motion.
Pfeifer
RESOLUTION DECLARING COST TO BE ASSESSED
AND ORDERING PREPARATION
OF PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
WHEREAS, a contract has been let for the improvement of Westedge Drive
between the southerly line of County Road No. llO and the southerly
boundary of the Great Northern Railroad tracks and from the westerly
boundary and limits of the Village to the easterly line of Lot 3 and
the Village Limits, also known as Project 61-5, by installation of a
water main, hydrants and accessories thereon, and the contract price
for such improvement is $18,720.~, and the expenses incurred or to
be incurred in the making of said improvement amount to $3,926.06,
so that the total cost of the improvement will be $22,6h6.~1, and
of this cost the Village will pay $1,89h.2~ as its share of the cost,
NOW THEREFORE ~E IT RESOLVED BY ~HE VILLAGE
2. The Villag Clerk with tbs sssistance of
Engineer shall forthwith calculat~ the proper
assessed for such improvement against every asses~
parcel of land within the distric% affected,
valuation, as provided by law, and she shall file
proposed assessment in her officei for public
3. The Clerk shall, upon the completion of
ment, notify the Council thereof.
Roll Call Vote:
Pfeifer Aye
Koehn A~ve
Batdorf , A~ve
~arson ' Aye
So carried.
~RITE OFF A..P. ,.,QUOR ON. EOnS- 1959~
Batdorf moved an~ Pfeifer seconded ia motion to remo
two outstanding 6heck~ with reservations that they
possible in the future.
6-20-59 urville ~. *01dberg $5,00
6- 9-59 Earl ~el_lans. 5.00
The vote was u~aanimously in favor. ~o carried.
;ing
the
~f
REFU~,D TU MOUI~ HA~
l~fei£er moved and Batdorf secondea ia motion.
BE iT MOYED, the Hound Hardware be irefunded the s~m
ment on an water installation fee on th(
The vote was unanimously in favor,
Pfeifer offered the following
seconded the motion,
BE AT RESOLVED, the sum of $1,,000.(
Poor and Welfare Funs a~
BE AT ~UaTH~KES~VED, the sum of
to Fire Fu~d, and
BE AT F~RTH~L~ ~S~LVED, the sum of
toAdministratio~ Fund
and,~
BE A~ FU~d~H~KmSULVTAD. the sum of
to 1961 Water Construct
so carried.
ntion and moved
ts a~opt:
from General be tr~
a loan, and
$5oo.o0 from Gen~ral
$3,874~51 from
the first quar
$1,~00.00 from
on ~md as
morf
;0
~erred
money,,
~rred
BE ~T ~JRTHI~ ~SOLWED, the sum of $4,799.00 from the Water Fund be
transferred to Gener&l Fund as budgeted for Postage $400.00,
Supplies $350,00 and Salaries $4,.049. 00, and
B~ ~; 2b~THER ~SOLYED, the sum of $1,163.00 ue transferred from Water
2~d to t. he JC~[A ~und, as budEeted, and
BE z.z FU..TH~ R~SO~VED, he sum of $400.00 be transferred from t he ~ater
2~uzd to the Audit ~'und ans budgeted.
Roll call vote:
Batdorf Aye
Pfeifer Aye
Koehn Aye
l~ar s on Aye
So carried.
~he following bills were presented for payment.
Batdorf moved and Pfeifer seconded a motion to pay the foll~wing bills where
ftu~ds are available. The vote was unanimously in favor, so carried.
~l QUO~
Northern States ~ower Co
Ed Phillips and ~ons
137.~6
2,619o28
2533
and
EarAva,re
Oil ~e.
or
MAnao~enka Pilot
~.90. ZS
947. ?~
61.~
9.95
6.50
~0.~
270.00
18.00
11.50
~6. o5
20000
10.10
3.29
11.12
37.90
1.oo7,69
OXTLL ~Sr~8~
ALunetoaka ~Xlot
Lmneth iaastng
mimeten~ ~AXot
Mm, Muo]~.er db
#~uaotoaka ]Pilot
~t~k~ Pilot
)ob Johasen 0~10o.
F~leks
2585
588
MOUND, MINNESOTA
DISCOUN~ILLS FAID IN FEBRUARY
Griggs, Cooper & Co., Inc.
Ed. Phillips & Sons Co.
Old Peoria Co., Inc.
Ed. Phillips & Sons Co.
Ed. Phillips & Sons Co.
Griggs, Cooper & Co Inco
Old Peoria Co.~ Inc]'
Lynn Johnson Co., Inco
Griggs, Cooper & Co., Inc.
496.64
537.87
306.80
1,423.43
2,413.03
124.34
155.59
194.20
197.90
5,849.80
Mound Municipal Liquor Dispensary-Bills Payable in February, 1962
Northern States Power Co.
Watertown Telephone Co.
August F. Hartkop
152.37
9 o00
12.69
174.06
Mound Municipal Liquor Dispensary-Bills Payable March 13, 1962
LIQUOR PURCHASES
McKesson & Robbins Co., Inc.
Famous Brands, Inc.
Distillers Distributing Co.
Coca-Cola Bottling COo
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co°
Minneapolis Bottling Co.
Seven-Up Bottling Co.
Canada Dry Beverage
Consolidated Beverage Co.
Carter Beverage Co.
St. Boni Beverage Co.
Schlitz Brewing Co.
Chaska Beverage Co.
Notermann-Weber
~anning-Anderson
Buckingham Beverage Co.
Day Distributing Co.
Minnetonka Beverage Co.
O.M. Droney Beverage Co.
Twin City Home Juice Co.
Halverson Candy & Tobacco Co.
Old Dutch Foods
Grimm's Grocery
Franklin Creamery, Inc.
LIQUOR OPERATING
1,813.69
1,006.20
2,068.28
67.49
40.48
4.25
130.65
117.74
91.34
624.95
189.80
49.&6
2Jo.49
202.60
501.58
587.74
26.70
259.10
71.16
33.80
41.70
14.40
31.88
2,$3
8,227.91
The Minnetonka Pilot
Northwest Linen Servile
Culligan Soft Water Service
Minnetonka Oil Co.
Watertown Telephone Co.
149.70
49.93
14.30
96.64
2&.70
335.27
, 9,. 39
Mound Municip&l Liquor Dispen~ary-Bills Pa
_LIeU_OR OP,gRATiNG
North-West Exterminating ~o.
Sir, ay ,.%. Son
Virtil Dahl
Al's Janitorial Service
Harris Office Equipment Co.
&.O0
75 o00
10.00
190 · O0
3.30
282.
TOTAL $1&, 869.3&
Batdorf moved and Koehn seconded a motion to ad
at 8.:00 P.M. at the Moused ~ire station. The vote
so carried and adjourned. '
'n until
1962
favor
Mayor