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1969-04-08 ~ !000)- ~ote: Vernon Brandenburg acted as age'-nt for -- ~ Palco .Development Co. ) AN ORDINANCE A~TZENDII~0--~:t,-~(JN 26.61 SUBSECTION B OF THE BUILDING CODE REDUCING AMOUNT OF N~ASTER PLU~Vd~ER'S BO~ The Village Council of the Village of Mound does ordain: Section 26.61 Subsection B of the Building Code amended to read as followS: The applicant for registration shall file bond in the amount of ~107000 $2,000 in favor of the Village of Mound and of the pub ~~n the form prescribed by the Village, conditioned upon the faithful performance of his work under such license and registration and conditioned upon his compliance with these ordinances, and further conditioned that the Village will be saved harmless from any loss, damage, cosf or expense, by reason of improper or*inadequate performance ~for noncompliance with the terms of this ordinance by the registrant or his agents, or employees. ORDIEANCE NO. ~2.50 ,., ~... :'~ ~..~ OF T,!E VALLAGE COD~ RF:,LATtNG TO PLATTING A~ SUBDIVISION REGUL~J~!ONS ~OVIDI~G FOR. A ?:~b~LiC F~ARING .A~ Af~?~>~(N~ SAID CODE TO ~'~O~Ii'.E FOR VARIANCES ESTABLISHING STA~ARDS FOR SAID VkqIANCES. The Vil].ag~ Council of the Villag9 of Nound do ordain: 22.00 is.hereby added' to the Village Code and shall r~zd as follows: Sec. ER.00. Platting Authority to Approve Plats. The ¥111a~e Council shall serve as the platting authdF~,~-y of the Villag~ of Nound in accordance with Ninnesota Laws of lsat, Chapter 670, Sec. 8 (Ninn. Stats. Sec. 4M~.358). No plat, ~eplat, or subdivision of land in the village shall be filed or accepted for fi].in~ by the Hennepin County Register of Deeds or ReEistrar of Titl~s unless it is approved by a certified copy of a resolution adopted by the favorable vote of a majority of the members of the Village Council approving said p~at, replat, or ~ubdivision. Tho p]s. nnin~ commission, with the assistance of the village staff, shall examine such plat and report and make ~ recon~mendatlon thereon in writing to the village council. TH~ grounds for recommending refusal to approv~ a plat shall be set forth in writing and referred to the council and to the per~ons applying for much approval. After receipt of the recommendations of the planning COmmission, the Village Council shall hold a public hearing thereon after notice of the time and place thereof has been publimhed on ce in the official newspaper at least ten days b~£ore the date of the hearing. At such public hearing, all perseus interested in the plat shall be heard, and the Village Council may thereafter ~.pprove or disapprove the plat, but failure of th~ council to act on the application within 80 days after the date of the public hearing shall be deemed as approval of the plat. The grounds for refusal to approve a plat shall be s~t forth by the council in writing and reported to the mpplicant. After approval, the plat may be filed or recorded as otherwise provided by law. Said plat shall be recox, ded within one year of the council's approval; otherwise such approval shall expire. Section 22.0~ is hereby mdd~d to t~ V~il~ge Code c~ the Villag~ of Mound and shall read a~, ..elbows: S~c. 22.04. V~r~an,es ~.The Village Council m~y grant a varisnce from the r~[6~s contained in Chapzsr 22 of the V~.ilag~ Code following a finding that all of the following conditions exist: 1. There are special circumstances or conditions ~Jfecting said property, such that the strict application of the provisions of this ordinance would deprive the applicant of the reasonable use of his land. ~, .. ~. The variance is necessary for the preservation and ,,.~o,:~:~mont of a substantial property right of tha petitioner. 3. The granting of the vzrianc~ will not be d~tri- m~ntal to the public welfare or in~urious to the other property in the territory in which said property is situated and will not have an advers~ ~ffect upon traffic or traffic safety. 5n making this finding, th~ council shall consider the nature of the proposed use of the land and existing usa of the i&nd in the vicinity, the number of parsons who reside .. ~o.,, in the are~, and the probable effect of the proposed varinnce upon traffic conditions in the vicinity. B. Xn grant~ · ~ng variances as herein provided, the council ~h~'[l P~escribe. conditions that it deems desirable or neces- s,%.ry to .protect the public interest. In making a determination %ne council shall find that: 1~ The proposed project will constitute a desirable and stable community development. Z. The proposed project will be in harmony with adj s, cent areas. The application fo~,. any variance shall be made in wr~.ting and addressed to the village planning commission and th~ village council and shall be submitted to the village cl~rk~ Said ~pplication shall includ~ the specific variances r~qu~uted~ th~ location of those variances and how it varies from 'the o ..... '~ Of ~ov~s:~ons the ordinance. The written application shall be submitted to th~ planning commission for their advic~ e,.ommen~t~ion &nd ~he planning commission 'shall report on 'the provisions set forth in ~-~ , pzra~=apa A above. The planning comm~sslon shall submit their recommendations to the village council within sixty days after receiving the written application from the village clerk, ~O 1816 - 0086 0067 11o6 0095 1223 1135 lO43 0037 o038 1161 1028 11o5 lO75 1191 lOO5 lO38 1217 1131 1100 lO53 lo65 0056 0041 1085 0042 0063 1079 1018 1001 1017 oo17 1212 1154 12oo 1008 1179 0o16 1011 1158 lO45 lo7o 0030 1109 1189 1050 0097 lO13 1197 1129 1039 1138 1220 1165 1134 lo31 DOCK Atkin Harry Bailey Richard Baker L Lawrence B.eahen D James Bentley Donald Besse J Alvin Bialon G John Blelke E Hllland Brandenburg Donald Park Broberg Russell Burandt Theo. Burlet Robert Burris Dale Burton W. P. Byrnes M Robert Calhoun Inez Mrs. Carlson. E Bernice Carlson E Hellin Cart Evereth Chadwick W.D. Chemberlin N Don Chrlsto Ernest Conant-J Robert Dealing Ralph Dellwo F Howard Dewitt Pearle Duron N Rober~ Dwyer M Rose Dybimg A E Ebert Albert Elde Harry LICENCE APPLICATION LIST MARCH 8, 1969. DOCK SLIP. __~AT~N- ............................. Commons CDm~ons Park Park Commons Park 'Commons Park Park Commons Commons Commons Commons COmmons Commons Commons Commons C'ommor£$ Commons Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Elmquist A H Vernon Commons Foss P Ronald Fredsall A Wm. Furry A Donald Gainor E Thomas Gallagher K David Guede W Eugene Gracza R. Green A Ernest Groves L Robert Hagen H Wallace Hagem W Richard Hall S Richard Hanson F Wm. Dr. Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Park Commons Hargreaves Charles Commons Harvey L F Hllgers Alfred Hodena Howard Hopkins Realty Jackson M W. Jensen S Douglas Johnson B Larry Kenefick Harold KoloskY Richard Kusw P Marlen Com~ons Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons 1019 Lange ¢ Erwin Commons 1055 Lee W Charles Park 1042 Lldel Clare Commons 0090 Mc Donald A William Commons 1049 Mc Leod R Stanley Commons 1029 Mataohek Frank Commons 0018. Meredith L Sidney Commons 1082 & 1067 Munger Florence H. Commons ;.oo 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2000 2,00 2.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2,00 2.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2000 2,00 2.00 5.00 2000 5.00 2.00 5.00 2o00 2.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2o00 2.00 2.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2,00 2o.00 2.00 2,00. 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2,00 2.00 4,00 1015 0070 lo63 0008 0o59 1068 0044 1089 o091 1221 lO12 0100 1187 0001 0071 1003 1101 1123 103o 1622 0076 1163 o007 1062 1069 lo57 2260 1083 1066 1118 1222 1220 1182 0026 1157 0723 1188- 1160 1226 1130 1224 DOCK LICENCE APPLICATION MARCH 8, 1969. LIST Poasch L Harry Partington J.P. Peck Herbert PetersenEvgenia Peterson E Mary Peterson D Richard Peterson W A Pferifer Del Pierce W George Plachy J JOhn Prause Ronald Prentice Pugh R Charles Reil.J Glen Jr. Rezba W Charles Richter K Raymond Riley A James Rodgers L John Rowe J Frances Salden J Patrick Schedlne Leonard Commons commons Commons' ~OmmOnS Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Park Park Commons Commons Schneider J Charles Commons Selpel R. L. Seltz Joweph Shaw L Norman Skochenskl Smith A John Sohns M Melvin Sollle N Allen Speaker H Arthur Steffev E Edna Strassburg D Larry Susag 0 Harry Swanson E George Swensen P Gordon Throlln A William Trummer Mike Tusler H Frank Vance L Lawerance Vlnt James Commons Commons Commons Common~ Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons COmmOnS Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Commons Watson E. A. Weidenback Paul Whitman Charles Wtkner Oscar Wlttig Gayle Mc Lan~ H Jane Phillips R Don Commons Commons ~ommo~s Commons Commons Commons Park 2000 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2~00 2,00 2.00 2,00 2,00 2o00 2.00 2o00 2,00 2000 2000 2.00 2o00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2,00 2,00 2000 2o00 2.00 2.00 2000 2000 2,00 2000 2.00 2.00 2.00 2°00 2o00 2.00 2.00 2o00 2.00 ~.00 2000 2~00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 SLIP 5.00 10o00 5°00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 $234000 234.00 85.00 $ 8S. oo $319o O0 ~.~o%~t%o~ ~fl-75 Village of Mound, Minnesota Bills - April 8, 1969 ADMINISTRATION FUND American Linen Supply American Public Works Assn Curits 1000 Inc David Agency Art Design Barbara Heym~ Susan Bickford Mound Hardware Miller Davis Sun Newspapers Wayne J. Seifert Transport Clearings Xerox Cord Westonka Telephone ASSESSOR FUND Miller Davis 5.50 28.35 42.00 124.25 3.34 28.80 3.15 27.68 2.70 55.oo 4.00 123.74 372.00 2.94 2.94 *Braniff International Mound Fire Dept Conwsy Fire Extinguisher Ce Duanes 66 Station David Agency Lake Region Fire League Mpls Gsa Co Rogers Co Reynolds Welding United Fire Fighters Assn 298.00 1,607.75 369.00 5.00 2.00 18.7O 1.60 15.oo 2,391-84 MUNICIPAL COURT FUND Mole City Treasurer 363.50 363.50 POLICE FUND Wm Hudson Ronald Bostrom David Agency Hiltcrest Safety Equip Barbara Heyman Imp &Equip Outlay Kennel Aire Mound Hardware Mound Medical Clinic Mound Mobil Mound Body Shop Northern Automotive Ron's ~tsndard Service Superamerica Spring Park Spur Thrifty Drug Thurk Bros Chev Uniforms Unlimited Wesbonka Telephone l1.03 16.07 564.50 25.00 270.00 1.52 15.oo 53.95 198.75 7.00 69.58 12.78 1 .5o 7 ..43 16.5o 270.00 67.03 1,660.59 STREET FUND David Agency Ess Brod & Sons Imp & Equip Outlay Edward Kraemer & Sons Inc WmMueller & Sons Minnesota Bearing Mole Gsa Co Marina Auto Supply Reynolds Welding IMPROVEMENT AND EQUIPMENT OUTLAY FUND Brookdsle Chrysler-Plymouth 1,785.50 50.00 200.00 70.26 liP.80 50.00 69.69 30.21 2.27 2,324.83 2,370.73 2,324.83 INSPECTOR FUND Duane Dodds Miller Davis Sun Newspaper Dave Washbumn General Contracting Westonka Telephone 71.10 42.00 16.20 69.22 22.3O 220.82 CEMETERY David Agency 6.00 6.00 CIVIL DEFENSE ~ U.S. Civil efense Council Westonks Telephone 7.50 177.86 '185.36 PARK FUND David Agency Imp & Equip Outlay Wm T. Mills 186.O0 30.00 24.OO 240.00 MUNICIPAl STATE AID FUND Wm. T. Mills hh. Th 44.74 POOR AND WELFARE FUND Suburban Henuepin County Relief Board 58h.73 584.73 ASPEN LA~g PROJECT WmT. Mills 58.62 58.62 HALSTEAD LANE-BAY RIDGE PROJECT Wm T. Mills 281.62 281.62 BOND AND rNTEREST ~ND - Maywood Sun Newspapers 9.60 9.60 WATER FUND Bertelson Bros David Agency General Communications Goodin Co Barbara Heyman Hawkins Chemical Hardware Hank Imp & Equip Outlay Jones Chemical Wm Mueller &°ons Mols Gas Co Bernard Winkel SE~ER OPERATING FUND Autocon Industries Inc Buds Pure 0il Boustead Electric David Agency Fischer-Porter Flexible Pipe Tool Co Goodin Co Harris Office Equip Bar~ara Heyman Hardware Hank Jones Chemical Ralph Krotzer Lyon Chemicals Inc Wm T. Mills M01s Gas Co Reynolds Welding St. Boni Farm Store Transport Clearings Thurk Bros Body & Implement Westonka Telephone LIQUOR FUND David Agency Barbara Heyman State Bank of Mound 1.o~ 791.00 27.70 123.25 3.33 94.50 1.00 100.00 248.60 28.80 82 .O2 25.65 93.~ 1,O47.00 52.05 71.92 44.20 1.65 3.33 6.91 96.4o 75.00 370.00 768.72 201.17 3.19 41.90 21.18 10.55 21.60 378.00 10.OO 9.10 1,526.93 2,965.80 397.10 ADMINISTRATION FUND Northern States Power Standard Oil Frank Blackowiak League of Minn. Municipalities Amy Anderspm Barbara Heyma n Leonard Kopp 28.72 16.21 19.00 4.00 51.~5 9.00 46.50 175.28 FIRE FUND Northern States Power Reynolds Welding Standard Oil Lester Crandall POLICE FUND Standard oil Uniforms Unlimited Norther~Automotive STREET FUND Standard Oil Northern States Power IMP & EQUIPMEME~ OUTLAY FUND Brookdale Chrysler Plmouth 123.20 ~.40 59.90 34.45 276.05 6o.0o 3.50 239.03 2,398.84 2,034.48 22.95 339.55 2,637.87 2',034.48 INSPECTOR FUND Clinton Mann 425.40 425.40 PARK FUND Mound Bldrs Supoly Northern °tares Power WATER FUND Northern States Power SEWER OPERATING Elmer J. Peterson Co. Northern States Power LIQUOR P1~ND - Operating Standard Oil Northern States Power Frank Blsckowiak Buckelys Custom Upholstery Community Bu~iness Products & Service Culligan ~!s Heating Mound Shopping Center Mergens Electric Mpls Gas Co N W. Exterminating Elmer Peterson Philbrook Ins Liquor Store Mgr Petty Cash Tom Sterner Westonka Telephone LIQUOR FUND - Off Sale Purchases and On Sale Day Distributing Coca Cola Distillers Distributing O. M. Droney M. G. Engler Twin City Home Juice Johnson Bros Lake Region Bev Leding Distributing McKesson Liquor Mpls Bottling Noterman Weber Old Dutch Foods Pepsi Cola Piggly Wiggly Pilgrim Bottling St. Boni Bev Schlitz Brewing Seven Up Bottling Stewart Sandwiches Thorpe Distributing 184.80 4.12 860.34 60.00 1,857.23 76.90 426.12 60.00 150.00 19.00 !o6.5o 467.92 45.28 4.00 45.oo 199~00 17.81 15.83 248.00 25.o5 424.95 251.35 2,671.69 126.37 46.91 41 .!0 686.25 1,913.49 1,422.20 1,589.08 7.70 499.80 34.39 7.75 9.71 633.35 427.50 403.16 37.30 1OO.33 1,607.60 188.92 860.34 1,917.23 1,9~6.58 12,951.98 l~O0) ~ote: Vernon Brandenburg acted as agent for Pafco ,Development Co. ) SUBSECTION B OF THE BUILDING CODE REDUCING AMOUNT OF MASTER PLUAV~ER ' S BOND The Village Council of the Village of Mound does ordain: Section 26.61 Subsection B o£ the Building Code .is amended to read as followS: B. The applicant for registration shall file bond in the amount of ~=0v00G $2 000 in favor of the Village of Mound and o£ the public 'in the form prescribed by the Village, conditioned upon the £aith£ul performance of his work under such license and registration and conditioned upon his compliance with these ordinances, and £urther conditioned that the Village will be saved harmless from any loss, damage, cos~ or expense, by reason o£ improper or'inadequate performance ~for noncompliance with the terms of this ordinance by the registrant or his agents or'employees. O~D INANCE NO. ~O A~,,? ORDIi,~A.wiCE £~?~;:~01i~:'~ ~JiU~.\'T£k [~2 OF THE VILLAGE CODYz RE~ING TO PLATTING A~D SUBDIVISION EEGUL~J~IONS ~OVIDI~'~ FOR. A ~0~LiC F~A~XNG .A~ ~.~fN~ SAID CODE TO ~'~O~iE'~', FO~ VARIANCES ~ ESTABLISHING STA~ARDS FOR SAID V~XANCES. The Vil].~ Council of the Village of Mound do ordain: Section 22.00 is.hereby added to the Village Code and shall as ~O~low~: Sec. 22.00. ~latting Authority to Approve Plats. Tn~ V'~la~ Council shall serve as the pi'at'ting autho'~'Y o~ t:,~ Village oi Mound in accordance with Minnesota Laws of leGS: Chapter 670, Sec. 8 (Minn. St~ts. Sec. 462.358). No pl~t, ~Dlat, or subdivision ol l~nd in the village shall be ~il~d or accepted /or ~i].in~ by ~he Hennepin County ~egister of Deeds or Regimtrar of Titles unless it is approved by a certified copy o£ a resolution adopted by the favorable vote o~ a majority o£ the mem~rs o~ the Village Council approving said p~at, replat, or ~ubdivision. The p]s. nnin¢ commission, with the assistance of the village staff, shall examine such plat and report and make a r~con~mendatlon thereon in writing to the village council. Thy grounds for recommending refusal to approv~ a plat shall be set forth in writing and referred to the council and to the per~ons applying for such approval. After receipt of the recommendations of the planning ce~m±ssion, the Village Council shall hold a public hearing thereon after notice of the time and place thereof has been published on ce in the official newspaper at least ten days b~£ore the date of the hearing. At such public hearing, all persons interested in the plat shall be heard, and the Village Council may thereafter e. pprove or disapprove the plat, but failure of tho council to act on the application within ~0 days after the date of the public hearing shall be deemed as approval of the plat. The grounds for refusal to approve a plat shall be set forth by the council in writing and reported to the &pplicant. After approval, the plat may be filed or recorded as otherwise provided by law. Said plat shall b~ recorded within one Year of the council's approval; otherwise such approval shall expire. Section 22.04 is hereby ~dd~d to tae Village Code cf the Village of NOund and shall read a~ follows: S~c. Z2.06. Variances ~.The Village Council may grant a vari~.nce from the r~i6~s cOn~ained in Chapter 23 of the ¥~.llag~ Code following a finding that ali of the following condZtions exist: 1. There are special circumstances or conditions z..~ Said property, such that the strict application of the provisions of this ordinance would deprive the applicant of the reasonable use of his land. 2. The variance is necessary for the preservalion and ,%oj;.'f~mont of a substantial property right of the petitioner. 3. ~The granting of the variance wil . mental ~o tLe public welfare ~,~ .... ~ ..... ! not be dstri- ~n the ~erritor in wh = .o .... u~f~uus ~o the other re e - Y - ich ~azd proo~r~v ~ =~+,,.~_~ ~ P rty - ~ ..... ~~ and will not have an adverse effect upon traffic or traffic safety. ~n making this finding, the council shall consider the nature of the proposed use of the l~.n~ and existing use of th~ i~nd in the vicinity, the number of ~ersons who reside ~o~~. in the area, and the probable effect of the proposed va~in, oce upon traffic conditions in the vicinity. B. In granting variances as herein provided, the council ~hz'[l prescribe conditions that it deems desirable or neces- ~.~ .... ~ to protect the public interest En making a determination ~.ne council ,~ · s..all find that: 1o The proposed project will constitute a desirable and Stable community development. 2. The proposed project will be in harmony with adjacent areas. The application for any v ~-~ ~-~ a._ance shall be made in w~.~.,ing and addressed to the village planning commission and th~ village council and shall be submitted to the village cl~rk~ Said application shall include the specific variances requ-outed~ th~ ! ca,zen of those variances and how it varies O z.. £rom ',*he provis±ons of the ordinance. The written application sha~z b~ subm~t~ ~ - ~ed to the Planning COmmission for their advice s. nd r~.om,w~nda-,~.ion and the planning commission 'shall report on th~ provisions set forth in Paragraph A above. The planning co~.~.~ssion shall submit their recom-m~ndations to the village council wit~.n sixty days after r~c~ivlng the written application from the village clerk. ~O 1816 - 0086 0067 1106 0095 1223 1135 1043 0037 0038 1161 1028 11o5 1075 1191 lOO5 1038 1217 1131 1100 lO53 1065 0056 o041 1085 0042 0063 1079 1018 1001 1017 oo17 1212 1200 1008 1179 0016 lOll 1158 lo45 1070 oo3o 1109 1189 lO5O 0097 1013 1197 1129 1039 1138 1220 1165 1134 1031 DOCK Atkin Harry Bailey Richard Baker L Lawrence Beahen D James Bentley Donald Besse J Alvin Bialon G John LICENCE APPLICATION LIST # 1 MARCH 8, 1969. DOCK $LIP. __Lg~ATIDN- ............................. Commons g.00 Commons 2.00 Park 2.00 Park 2.00 Commons 2.00 Park 2.00 'Commons 2.00 Bielk® E Hilland Park Brandenburg Donald Park Broberg Russell Park 5.00 Burandt Theo. Burlet Robert Burrls Dale Burton W. P. Byrnes M Robert Calhoun Inez Mrs. Carlson' H Bernice Carlson E Hellln Carr Evereth Chadwick W.D. Chemberlln N Don Christo Ernest Conant J Robert Dealing Ralph Dellwo F Howard Dewitt Pearle Duron N Rober~ Dwyer M Rose Dybing' A E Ebert Albert. Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Elde Harry Commons Elmquist A H Vernon Commons Foss P Ronald Commons Predsall A Wm. ~urry A Donald Gainor E Thomas Gallagher K David Guede W Eugene Gracza R. Green A Ernest Groves L Robert Hagen H Wallace Hagem W Richard Hall S Richard Park Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Park Hanson F Wm. Dr. Commons Hargreaves Charles Commons Harvey L F Commons Hllgers Alfred Hodena Howard Hopkins Realty Jacksom M W. Jensen S Douglas Johnson B Larry Kenefick Harold KoloskY Richard Kus~ P M~rlen 1019 Lange C Erwln 1055 Lee W Charles 1042 Lldel Clare Commons 0090 Mc Donald A William Commons 1049 Mc Leod R Stanley Commons 1029 Mataohek Frank Commons 0018. Meredith L Sidney Commons l O82 & 1067 Munger Florence H. Commons Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Commons C~mmons Commons Park 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2,00 2,00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2000 2.00 2.00 2000 2,00 2,00 2.00 2,00 2000 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 20,00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2,00 2.00 5.00 5.00 5.co 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 0070 1063 0008 0059 1068 o044 1089 oo91 1221 1012 01o0 1187 0001 oo71 1152 lOO3 1101 oo55 1123 1030 1622 0076 1163 o007 1062 lo35 lo69 lo57 226o 1083 1066 1118 1222 1220 1182 0026 1157 0723 1188' 1160 lo55 1226 113o 1224 DOCK LICENCE APPLICATION LIST MARCH 8, 1969. ~g~ON ..... _ DgC~ Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Co mmorm Commol~$ Commons Oo~ons Oo~ons Park Colons Oommons Park Park Oo~ons Poasch L Harry Par$ingtonJ.F. Peck Herbert Petersen Evgenia Peterson E Mary Peterson D Richard Peterson W A Pferifer Del Pierce W George Plachy J JOhn Prause Ronald Prentice Pugh R Charles ~ell,J Glen Jr. Rezba W Charles Richter K Raymond Riley A James Rodgers L John Rowe J Frances Salden J Patrick Schedine Leonard Commons Schneider J Charles Commons Seipel R.L. Commons COmmOnS Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Park Seltz Joseph Shaw L Norman Skochenski Smith A John Sohns M Melvin Sollie N Allen Speaker H Arthur Steffev E Edna Strassburg D Larry Susag 0 Harry Swanson E George Swensen P Gordon Throlin A William Trummer Mike Tusler H Frank Vance L Lawerance Vlnt James Watson E. A. Weidenback Paul Whitman Charles Wikner Oscar Wittig Gayle Mc Lan~ H Jane Phillips R Don 2000 2.00 2.00 2.00 2o00 2°00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2000 2.00 2o00 2000 2o00 2°00 2.00 2o00 2.00 2000 2°00 2o00 2.00 2o00 2.00 2000 2.00 2000 2000 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2000 2o00 2o00 2000 2.00 2e00 2.00 2,00 2~00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 $234000 SLIP 5.00 10o00 5.00 5~00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 85.00 234o00 85.00 $319o 00 Village of Mound, Minnesota Bills -April 8, 1969 ADMINISTRATION FUND American Linen Supply American Public Works Assn Curits 1OOO Inc David Agency Art Design Barbara Heym~m Susan Bickford Mound Hardware Miller Davis Sun Newspapers Wayne J. Seifert Transport Clearings Xerox Cord Westonka Telephone ASSESSOR FUND Miller Davis 5.50 15.00 28.35 42.00 124.25 3 28.80 3 .!5 27.68 2.70 55.oo 4.00 123.74 372.00 2.94 2.94 FUND *Braniff Interns tional Mound Fire Dept Conway Fire Extinguisher Co Duanes 66 Station David Agency Lake Region Fire League Mpls Gas Co Rogers Co Reynolds Welding United Fire Fighters Assn MUNICIPAL COURT FUND Mols City Treasurer POLICE FUND Wm Hudson Ronal d Bo s trom David Agency Hillcrest Safety Equip Bar, ars Heyman Imp & Equip Outlay Kennel Aire Mound Hardware Mound Medical Clinic Mound Mobil Mound Body Shop Northern Automotive Ron's Otandard Service Superamerica Spring Psrk Spur Thrifty Drug Thurk Bros Chev Uniforms Unlimited Wes tonka Telephone STREET FUND David Agency Ess Brod & Sons Imp & Equip Outlay Edward Krsemer & Sons Inc Wm Mueller & Sons Minnesota Bearing Mpls Gas Co Marina Auto Supply Reynolds Welding IMPROVEMENT AND EQUIPMENT OUTLAY FUND Brookdsle Chrysler-Plymouth INSPECTOR FUND Duane Dodds Miller Davis Sun Newspaper Dave Washburn General Contracting Westonks Telephone CEMETERY FUND David Agency CIVIL DEFENSE FUND u.s. Civil ~ efense Council Westonka Telephone PARK HUND David Agency Imp & Equip Outlay ~m T. Mills 298.00 1,607.75 49.25 25.54 369.00 5.00 2.00 18.7O 1.60 15.OO 363.50 11.O3 16.O7 564.50 25.oo 8.00 270.00 31.95 1.52 15.oo 53.95 198.75 7.OO 69.5e 12.78 14.5o 7,43 16.5o 27O.00 67.03 1,785.50 5o.oo 200.00 70.26 1]~.80 50.00 69.69 30.21 2.27 2,324.83 71.10 42.00 16.20 69.22 22.30 6.00 177.86 186.00 30.oo 24.oo 2,391.84 363.50 1,66o.59 2,370.73 2,324.83 220.82 6.00 185.36 240.OO Wm. T. Mills POOR AND WELFARE FUND County Relief Board Suburban Hennepin ASPEN LA~E PROJFDT Wm T. Mills HALSTEAD LAk~-BAY RIDGE pROJECT Wm T. Mills BOND AND ~NTEREST ~ND - May~ood Sun Newspapers hh. Th 58h.73 58.62 281.62 9-60 hh.Th 58h.73 .62 281.62 9.60 WATER FUND Bertelson Bros David Agency General Communications Goodin Co Barbara Heymau Hawkins Chemical Hardware Hank Imp & Equip Outlay Jones Chemical Wm Mueller & °OhS Mols Gas Co Bernard Winkel 1.O~ 791.00 27.70 1~3.25 3.33 9h.5o 1.00 1OO.00 2hB .60 28.80 82 .O2 25.65 1,526.93 S~R OPEP~TINGFUND Autocon Industries Inc Buds Pure Oil BousteadElectric David Agency Fischer-Porter Flexible Pipe Tool Co Goodin Co Harris Office Equip Bar~ara Heyman Hardware Hank Jones Chemical Ralph Krotzer Lyon Chemicals Inc Wm T. Mills Mols Gas Co Heynolds Welding St. Boni Farm Store Transport Clearings ThurkBros Body & Implement Westonka Telephone 93..~ ~'~ 1,oh7.00 52.05 71.92 h4.20 1.65 3.33 6.~ ~.ho 75.00 370.00 768.72 201.17 3.19 ~.90 21 21.60 2,965.80 LIQUOR FUND David Agency Bar~ara Heyman State Bank of Mound 378.00 lO.O0 9 .lo 397.10 ADMINISTRATION FU~D Northern States Power Standard 0il Frank Black°wiak League of Minn. Municipalities Amy Anderspm Bar~ara Heyman Leonsrd Kopp 28.72 16.21 19 .OO h. O0 5i.~5 9.00 hc.~o ~75.28 FIRE FUND Northern States Power Red, holds Welding Standard Oil Lester Crandall 123.20 ~.4o 59.90 34.45 POLICE FUND Standard oil Uniforms Unlimited NortheraAutomotive 276.05 6o.oo 3.5o STREET FUND Standard Oil Northern States Power 239.03 2,398.84 IMP & EQUIPMEME~ OUTLAY FUND Brook~ale Chrysler Plmouth 2,034.48 INSPECTOR FUND Clinton Mann 425.40 PARK FU~TD Mound Bldrs Supoly Northern °tates Power 184.80 4.12 WATER FUND Northern States Power SEWER OPERATING FU~ Elmer J. Peterson Co. Northern States Power 860.34 60.00 1,857.23 LIQUOR FUND - Operating Standard 0il Northern States Power Frank Blsckowiak Buckelys Custom Upholstery Com~nunity Bu~iness Products & Service ., ,igan }.~a !$ Heating Mound Shopping Center Mergens Electric Mpls Gas Co N W. Exterminating Elmer Peterson Philbrook Ins Liquor Store Mgr Petty Cash Tom Sterner Westonka Telephone 76.90 426.12 60.00 59.95 19.00 io6.5o 467.92 20.52 45.28 4.00 45.00 199.00 17.81 i5.83 248.00 25.o5 LIQUOR FUND - Off Sale Purchases and On Sale Day Distributing Coca Cola Distillers Distributing O. M. Droney M. G. Engler Twin City Home Juice Johnson Bros Lake Region Bev Leding Distributing McKesson Liquor Mpls Bottling Noterman Weber Old Dutch Foods Pepsi Cola Pilgrim Bottling St. Boni Bev Schlitz Brewing Seven Up Bottling Stewart Sandwiches Thorpe Distributing 424.95 251.35 2,671.69 126.37 46.91 41 .!O 686.25 1,913 -49 1,422.20 1,589.08 7.70 499.80 34.39 7.?5 9.71 633.35 427.50 403.16 37.30 100.33 1,607.60 ~2~.95 339.55 2,637.87 2,034.48 425.40 188.92 860.34 1,917.23 1,9~6.58 12,951.98 Vernon Brandenbur6 acf~ed A8 ~ent for ?~foo l)evelopment 0o. ) ORDINANCE NO. ~4~ AN ORDINANCE AN~ENDI~S~-~-I(~N 26.61 SUBSECTION B OF THE BUILDING CODE REDUCING AMOUI~f OF MASTER PLUMBER'S BOND The Village Council of the Village of Mound does ordain: Section 26.61 Subsection B of the Building Code ,is amended to read as followS: The applicant for registration shall file bond in ~he amount of c~ ~=ev99G $2,000 in favor of the Village of Mound and of the publiC-in the form prescribed by the Village, conditioned upon the faithful performance of his work under such license and registration and conditioned upon his compliance with these ordinances, and further conditioned that the Village will be saved harmless from any loss, damage, cosf or expense, by reason of improper or'inadequate performance ~for noncompliance with the terms of this ordinance by the registrant or his agents or'employees. O~D IEANCE NO. ~0 A~,'I ORDII'IA?JCE A!¢~;~'~PlN:'J CiU~.%'~'£k Z2 OF THE VILLAGE CODY; REL~%..TING TO PLATTING APD SUBDIVISION REGUL~J£!ONS Pr{OVtDING FOR. A 7ob~BLiC FJ~A~ING .AND A~,,~?~.N'G SAID CODE TO ~'~O'~IPE FO!~ VARIANCES A~9 ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR SAID VARIANCES. The Vil].mg~ Council of the Village of Mound do ordain: '$,ction ZE.00 is.hereby added to the Village Code and shall r~&d as follow=: Sec. 22.00. PlattinE Authority to Approve Pl,~t.~s. The ¥illa~s Council shall serve as t'he platting authority of the Village of Mound in accordance with Minnesota Laws of lS~5: Chapter 870, Sec. 8 (Minn. Stats. Sec. 452.358). No plat, rep!at, or subdivision of l~nd in the village shall be £iled or accepted for ~iiin~ by the Hennepin County Register o~ Deeds or Registrar of Tit!~s unless it is approved by a certified copy o~ ~ resolution adopted by the ~avorable vote o~ a majority of the members o~ the Village Council approving said p~at, replat, or ~ubdivision. The pl~.nnin~ commission, with the assistance of the village staff, shall examine such plat and report and make & recon~mendatlon thereon in writing to the village council. Th~ grounds for rgcommending refusal to approv~ a plat shall be set forth in writing and referred to the council and to the per~ons applying for such approval. After receipt of the recommendations of the planning commission, the Village Council shall hold a public hearing theroon after notice of the time and place thereof has been published on ce in the official newspaper at least ten days b~fore the date of the hearing. At such public hearing, all persous interested in the plat shall be heard, and the Village Council may thereafter approve or disapprove the pla'~, but failure of tho council to act on the application within ~0 days after the d~te of the public hearing shall be deemed as approval of the plat. The grounds for refusal to approve a plat shall be set forth by the council in writing and reported to the applicant. After approval, the plat may be filed or recorded as otherwise provided by law. Said plat shall b9 recorded within one year of the council's approval; otherwise such approval shall expire. Section ~2.04 is hereby mdd~d to t~e V~itage Code of the Village of Nound ~ud shall read a~, ..olzow~: S~c. 22.04. Var.~an~es ~.'fhe Village Council may grant a vari~nc~ from the r~I6-~s contained in Chapter 22 of the VJ. llago Code following a finding that al! of the following conditions exist: 1. There are special circumstances or conditions ~'.:ffe. c';' lng said prope., ~y, such that the strict application of the provisions of this ordinance would deprive the applicant of lhe reasonable use of his land. 2 The . · va,_~nce is necessary for the preservation and ao-,~-~m~.~-~-~ of a substantial property right of the petitioner. $. The grantln~ of the variance will not be detri- mental to the public welfare or injurious to the other property in the territory in which Said property is situated and will not have an adverse effect upon traffic or traffic safety. in making this finding, the council shall consider the nature of the proposed use of th~ l~.n~ and existing- use of the land in the vicinity, the number of persons who reside ~o.,, in the area, and the probable effect of the proposed va}?.~nb, ce upon traffic conditions in the vicinity. B. Xn ~r~nt ~ng variances as herein provided, the council ~hzil P~escribe conditions that it deems desirable or neces- ~ .... ,, to protoct 'the public interest. In making a determination ;.n~ council shall find that: 1, The proposed project will constitute a desirable ~nd stable community d~velopmont. 2. The proposed project will b~ in harmony with adjacent areas. The aP.p_}ication low any variance shall be made in wry. ting and aadzessed to the village planning commission and the village council and shall be submitted to the village clerk~ Ss. id application shall include the specific variances -a~,,~ the location of those variances and how it varies fx'om the provisions of the ordinance The written application shall be sub.n~ed to the planning commission for their advice ,- r~,. mm~n~&~ion and th~ planning commission 'shall report on th~ provisions s~t forth in r ,~ h pz a~_ap~. A above. The planninE · '~ .'. · zon mhali submit their recomm~ndattonm to the village council within sixty clays after rece~vlng the written cSplicat!on from the village clerk. ORDiNANCe. NO. ~.51~ AN ORDINANCE Ah~k~)lNi~ C~kY~C~R 2~ OF TI-rE BUILDING CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUI~nD ADDING SECTION PER~%~IYT~G VAllIANCES TO TI~ DUILDIN~ CODE AND ESTABLISHING STAkrDARDS FOR SAiD VAR_VANCES The Village Council of the Village of Mound do ordain: Section 28.995 is hereby added to the Village Code and shall read as £ollows: Section 26.995. Variances. The Village Council may grant variances from Sect][~l through 2~.990 of the Building Code of the Village upon a finding that all of the following conditions exist: (1) There are special circumstances or conditions affecting said property, such that the strict application of the provisions of this ordinance would deprive the applicant of the reasonable use of his land. (2) The vgriance is necessary for the preservation of and enjoyment of z substantial property right of the petitioner. (3) The granting of the variance will not be detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to the other property in the territory in which said property is situated and will not have an adverse affect~upon traffic or traffic safety. Making this finding, the council shall consider the nature of the proposed use of the land and existing use of the land in the vicinity, the number of persons who reside or work in the area, and the probable affect of the proposed variance upon traffic conditions in the vicinity. In granting variances as herein provided, the council shall prescribe conditions that it deems desirable where neces- sary to protect the public interest. In making a determination, the council mhall find that: (1) the proposed project will constitute a desirable and stable community development. (2) the proposed project will be in harmony with the adjacent areas. (3) the application for any variance shall be made in writing and addressed to the village planning commission and the village council and shall be submitted to the village clerk~ Said application shall include the specific variance requested, the location of those variances, and how it varies from the provi~ions.o£ the ord~u,~nce. The wr.~tt~.n s..~plication shall be submitted to th~ pl~.~b~,.ing commission £or thuir advice. and recom~a':.nd%tion, and the planning commission shall report on the provisions set forth above, The planning commission shall submit their recommendation to the village council within ~0 d~ys after receiving the written application from the village clerk. ~O r ~ 1816- - 0086 0067 11o6 oo95 1223 1135 lO43 0037 0038 1161 1028 11o5 1075 1191 lOO5 lO38 1217 1131 1100 lO53 1065 o056 0041 1085 0042 0063 1079 1018 1001 1017 0o17 1212 1154 1200 1008 1179 0016 1011 1158 1045 1070 0030 11o9 1189 lo5o 0097 1013 DOCK Atkin Harry Bailey Richard Baker L Lawrence Beahen D James Bentley Donald Besse J Alvin Bialon G JOhn Bielke E Hilland LIOENOE APPLICATION LIST ~ 1 MARCH 8, 1969- DOCK __Dg~&T~M= .................... Commons ~.00 Commons 2.00 Park 2.00 Park 2.00 Commons 2.00 Park 2.00 · Commons 2.00 Park 2.00 Brandenburg Donald Park Broberg Russell Park Burandt Theo. Burlet Robert Burris Dale Burton W. P. Byrnes M Robert Calhoun Inez Mrs. Carlson' H Bernice Carlson E Heilin Carr Evereth Chadwick W.D. Chemberlin N Don Chrlsto Ernest Comant J Robert Dealing Ralph Dellwo F Howard Dewitt Pearle Duron N Rober~ Dwyer M Rose DybingA E Ebert Alber~ Elde Harry Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons commons Elmquist A H Vernon Commons Foss P Ronald Commons Fredsall A Wm. Park Furry A Donald Commons Galnor E Thomas Commons Gallagher K David Commons Guede W Eugene Park Gracza R. Commons Green A Ernest Commons Groves L Robert Park Hagen H Wallace Commons Hagem W Richard Commons Hall S Richard Park Hanson F Wm. Dr. Commons Hargreaves Charles Commons Harvey L F Commons Hllgers Alfred Commons SLIP. 5.00 2,00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2000 2.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 5,oo 2°00 2.00 2.00 5.00 2o00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 FIRE FUND *Braniff International Mound Fire Dept Conway Fire Extinguisher Co Duanes 66 Station David Agency Lake Region Fire League Mpls Gas Co Rogers Co Reynolds Welding United Fire Fighters Assn MUNICIPAL COURT F~ND Mols City Treasurer POLICE FUND Wm Hudson Ronal d Bo s trom David Agency Nillcrest Safety Equip Bar~ara Heyman Imp & Equip Outlay Kennel Aire Mound Hardware Mound Medical Clinic Mound Mobil Mound Body Shop Northern Automotive Ron's Otandard Service Superamerica Spring Park Spur Thrifty Drug Thurk Bros Chev Uniforms Unlimited Wes ~Jonka Telephone STREET FUND David Agency Ess Brod & Sons Imp & Equip Outlay Edward Kraemer & Sons Inc Wm Mueller & Sons Minnesota Bearing Mpls Gas Co Marina Auto Supply Reynolds Welding IMPROVEMENT AND EQUIPMENT OUTLAY F~FND Brookdale Chrysler-Plymouth INSPECTOR FUND Duane Dodds Miller Davis Sun Newspaper Dave Washburn General Contracting Westonka Telephone CEMETERY FUND David Agency CIVIL DEFENSE FUND U.S. Civil efense Council Westonka Telephone PARK FUND David Agency Imp & Equip Outlay Wm T. Mills 298.00 1,607.75 49.25 25.54 369.00 5.00 2.00 18.70 1.60 15.OO 363.50 11.O3 16.07 564.50 25.oo 8.00 270.00 31.95 1.52 15.oo 53.95 198.75 7.00 69.58 12.78 14.5o 7.43 16.5o 27O.0O 67.03 1,785.5o 50.00 2oo.oo 70.26 1~.8o 50.00 69.69 30.21 2.27 2,324.83 71.10 42.O0 16.20 69.22 22.30 6.OO 177.86 186.00 30.OO 2h.oo 2,391.84 363.50 1,660.59 2,370.73 2,324.83 220.82 6.00 ~85.36 240.OO MUNICIPAl STATE AID FUND Wm. T. Mills POOR AND WELFARE FUND County Relief Board Suburban Hennepin ASPEN LANE PROJFDT Wm T. Mills HALSTEAD LANE-BAY RIDGE pROJECT Wm T. Mills BOND AND INTEREST FUND - Maywood Sun Newspapers 44.74 584.73 58.62 281.62 9.60 ~4.7~ 58h.73 58.62 281.62 9.60 WATER FUND Bertelson Bros David Agency General Communications Goodin Co Barbara Heyman Hawkins Chemical Hardware Hank Imp & Equip Outlay Jones Chemical WmMueller &°ons Mols Gas Co Bernard Winkel 1.08 791.00 27.70 123.25 3.33 94.50 1.OO 100.OO 248.60 28.80 82 .O2 25.65 1,526.93 SEWER OPERATING FUND Autocon Industries Inc Buds Pure Oil Boustead Electric David Agency Fischer-Porter Flexible Pipe Tool Co Goodin Co Harris Office Equip Bar~ara Heyman Hardware Hank Jones Chemical Ralph Krotzer Lyon Chemicals Inc Wm T. Mills Mols Gas Co Reynolds Welding St. Boni Farm Store Transport Clearings Thurk Bros Body & Implement Westonka Telephone 93.~8 27.b5 1,O47.00 52.05 71.92 44.20 1.65 3.33 6.91 96.40 75.00 370.00 768.72 201.17 3.19 41.90 21.18 lO.55 21.60 2,965.80 LIQUOR FUND David Agency Barbara Heyman State Bank of Mound 378.00 lO.OO 9.10 397.10 ADMINISTRATION FUND Northern States Power Standard Oil Frank Blackowiak League of Minn. Municipalities Amy Anderspm Bar~ara Heyma n Leonard Kopp 28.72 16.21 19 · O0 4.OO 9.00 ~6.~o 175.28 Northern States Power Reynolds Wel ding Standard Oil Lester Crandall POLICE FUND Standard oil Uniforms Unlimited Northern Automotive STREET FUND Standard Oil Northern States Power IMP & EQUIPMEME~ OUTLAY FUND Brook~ale Chrysler Plmouth 123.20 .4o 34.45 276.05 60.00 3.50 239.03 2,398.84 2,034.48 222.95 339.55 2,637.87 2,034.48 INSPECTOR FUND Clinton Mann 425.40 425.40 PARK FUND Mound Bldrs Supoly Northern °tates Power WATER FUND Northern States Power SEWER OPERATING FUN~ Elmer J. Peterson Co. Northern 3tates Power LIQUOR FUND - Operating Standard 0il Northern States Power Frank Blackowiak Buckelys Custom Upholstery Community Bu~iness Products & Service Culligan ~a!s Heating Mound Shopping Center Mergens Electric Mpls Gas Co N W. Exterminating Elmer Peterson Philbrook Ins Liquor Store Mgr Petty Cash Tom Sterner Westonka Telephone LIQUOR FUND - Off Sale Purchases and On Sale Day Distributing Coca Cola Distillers Distributing O. M. Droney M. G. Engler Twin City Home Juice Johnson Bros Lake Region Bev Leding Distributing McKesson Liquor Mpls Bottling Noterman Weber Old Dutch Foods Pepsi Cola Pilgrim Bottling St. Boni Bev Schlitz Brewing Seven Up Bottling Stewart Sandwiches Thorpe Distributing 184.80 4.12 860.34 60.00 1,857.23 76.90 426.12 60.00 59.95 lS0.00 19.OO lO6.5o 467.92 20.52 45.28 4.00 45.00 199.00 17.81 15.83 248.00 25.05 424.95 251.35 2,671.69 126.37 46.91 41 .!0 686.25 1,913.49 1,422.20 1,589.08 7.70 499.80 34°39 7.75 9.71 633.35 427.50 4o3.16 37.30 100.33 1,6o7.6o 188.92 860.34 1,917.23 1,996.58 12,951.98 6JG~ !000)- ~ote. Vernon Brandenburg acted as agent for Pafco Development Co. ) ORDINANCE NO. ~%~ AN ORDINANCE AMENDII~dr'Bt~I(~N 26.61 SUBSECTION B OF THE BUILDING CODE REDUCING AMOUi~T OF MASTER PLUM~BER'S BOND The Village Council of the Village o£ Mound does ordain: Section 26.61 Subsection B of the Building Code ,is amended to read as followS: The applicant £or registration shall file bond in ~=ev00G $2,000 in £avor of the Village the amount of of Mound and o£ the p~lic 'in the £orm prescribed by the Village, conditioned upon the faith£ul performance o~ his work under such license and.registration and conditioned upon his compliance with these ordinances, and further conditioned that the Village will be saved harmless from any loss, damage, cos~ or expense, by reason of improper or'inadequate performance noncompliance with the terms of this ordinance by the registrant or his agents or employees. O~D INANCE NO. ~O A:,:, ORDII,,:.A.wfCE A?~:.~'~.~i'P3 Cj3~.\:'£k [.:2 OF THE VILLAGE COD:~ RELATING TO PLATTING Ah~D SUBDIVISION EEGUL~f£!ONS PROVIDING FOR. A ?%~LiC FJ~ARING .AND A.I;.~?~>LN~ SAID CODE TO P~iCelD.?. FO~g VARIANCES AND ESTABLISHING STANDARDS FOR SAID VARIANCES. The Vil].a~ Council of the Village of Mound do ordain: '$oction gE.00 is.hereby added to the Village Code and shall r~&d as follows: Sec. 22.00. Platting Authority to Approve Plats. The :~.la:e Council shall serve as the plat'ting autho'~-~'Y of the Village of Mound in accordance with Minnesota Laws of 15~5~ Chapter ~70, Sec. 8 (Minn. Stats. Sec. 45Z.~58). No plat, replat, or subdivision of land in the village shall be filed or accepted for filin~ by the Hennepin County ~eglster Of Deeds or Reols~ra of Titles unless it is approved by a certified copy of a resolution adopted by the favorable vote of a majority of the members of the Village Council approvin~ said plat , rsplat, or subdivision. The pl~.nnin~ commission, with the assistance of the village staff, shall examine such plat and report and m~ke ~ r~con~mendation thereon in writing to the village council. Th~ grounds for recommending refusal to approv~ a plat shall be set forth in writing and referred to the council and to the per~ons ~pplying for such approval. After receipt of the recommendations of the planning commission, the Village Council shall hold a public hearing theroon after notice of the time and place thereof has been published on c e in the official newspaper at least ten days before the date of the hearing. At such public hearing, all persons interested in the plat shall be heard, and the Village Council may thereafter ~.pprove or disapprove the plat, but failure of tho council to act on the application within 80 days after the date of the public hearing shall be deemed as approval of the plat. The grounds for refusal to approve a plat shall b~ set forth by the council in writing and reported to the &pplic~nt. After approval, the plat may be filed or recorded as otherwise provided by law. Said plat shall be recorded within one year of the council's approval; otherwise such approval shall expire. Section ~2.04 is hereby mdded to t!~e VJilage Code cf the Village of ~ound and shall read ~0 ..olzows: S~c. 22.0~. Vzr~n,es ~.'~'he Village Council may grant variance from the r~g~IZf~6~s contained in Chapter ~2 of the Vkllage) Code following a finding that all of the followin~ condztions exist: I. There are special circumstances or conditions ~ffecting said property, sUch that the strict application of the provisions of this ordinance would deprive the applicant of the reasonable use of his land. The variance is necessary for the preservation and of a substantial property right of the petitioner. 3. The ~ranting of the variance will not be detri- mental to the. public welfare or injurious to the other property in the territory in which said property is situated and will not have an adve~'0se effect upon traffic or traffic safety. in making this finding, the council shall consider the nature of thm proposed use of the land and existing use of th~ land in the vicinity, the numbmr of persons who reside or ~ork in the area, and the probable effect of the proposed v~rinnce upon traffic conditions in the vicinity. B. .V.n gr~nting variances as herein provided, the council shmil prescribe. conditions that it deems desirable or neces- to protect the public interest Xn making a determination council shall find that: Io The proposed project will constitute a desirable and stable community developmont. 2. The proposed project will be in harmony with r~dj.%cent areas. The application for any variance shall be made in ~rmting and addressed to the village planning commission and the village council and shall be submitted to the village clerk~ Said application shall include the specific variances requeuted~ th~ location of those variances and how it varies £rom 'the provisions of the ordinance. The written application shall be submitted to the planning commission for their advice and recommendation and the planning commission Shall report on the provisions set forth in paragraph A above. The planning comn~ssion shall submit their recommendations to the village council within sixty days after receiving the written application from the village clerk. · - ....'~ 2~ OF T~ BUILDING CODE OF THE V~L~GE OF ~ ~'.~"~' r ~ ,~2~,:~D ADDING SE~ION ~6.~95 PEEk~ .... ~NG ~XAI'~CES TO T~ DUILOXNG CODE A~ STA~L~HING STA~DS FOR SAiD V~ANCES The Village Council of the Village of Mound do ordain: Ssction ~8.SSO is heraby added to the Village Code and shall rsad ~s follows: Section 2~.~S5. Variances. The Village Council may grant variances from Sections 2'~.01 through 2~.990 of the Building Code of the Village upon a finding that all of the following conditions exist: (1) There are special circumstances or conditions affecting said property, such that the strict application of the provisions of this ordinance would deprive the applicant of the reasonable use of his land. (2) The variance is necessary for the preservation of and enjoyment of z substantial property right of the petitioner. (S) The granting of the variance will not be detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to the other property in the territory in which said property is situated and will not have an adverse affect~upon traffic or traffic safety. Making this finding, the council shall consider the nature of the proposed use of the land and existing use of the land in the vicinity, the number of persons who reside or work in the area, and the probable affect of the proposed variance upon traffic conditions in the vicinity. In granting variances as herein provided, the council shall prescribe conditions that it deems desirable where neces- sary to protect the public interest. In making a determination, the council shall find that: (1) the proposed project will constitute a desirable and stable community development. (2) the proposed project will be in harmony with the adjacent areas. ($) the application for any variance shall be made in writin~ and addressed to the villaMe planning commission and the village council and shall be submitted to the village clerk~ Said application shall include the specific variance requested, the location of those variances, and how it varies ~rom the provi~ions.o£ tke ordluonce. The v~ritt,-.n s.pplication shall be submitted to fha ~ian,,ln~ commission for their advice. ~nd recomm%,[ad%tion, and the planning commission shall report on the provisions set forth above, The planning commission shall submit their r~ccmmendation to th~ village council within ~0 days after receiving the written application from the village cl~rk. 1816 - 0086 0067 1106 0095 1223 1135 1043 0037 0038 1161 1028 1105 lO75 1191 1005 lo38 1217 1131 1100 1053 1065 0056 o041 1085 0042 0063 1079 1018 1001 lo17 0017 1212 1154 1200 1008 1179 0016 1011 1158 1045 1070 oo3o 11o9 1189 1050 0097 1013 1197 1129 1039 1138 1220 1165 1031 1019 lo5~ 1042 0090 lo49 1029 DOCK Atkin Harry Bailey Richard Baker L Lawrence Beahen D James Bentley Donald Besse J Alvin Bialon G John LICENCE APPLICATION LIST MARCH 8, 1969- DOCK SLIP. __Dg~ATI~N- ............................. Commons ~. O0 Commons 2. O0 Park 2.00 Park 2.00 Commons 2. O0 Park 2.00 'Commons 2. O0 2.00 2 o00 2.00 Commons 2.00 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2.00 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2.00 Commons 2.00 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2.00 Commons 2 o O0 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2. O0 Park 2 o 00 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2o00 Park 2.00 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2 o 00 Commons 2.00 2.00 2.00 Park 2.00 Commons 2 o O0 Commons 2.0 0 Commons 2. O0 Park 2.00 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2. O0 Park 2.00 Commons 2.00 Common s 2.00 Park 2.00 Commons 2 o 00 2.00 2.00 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2. O0 Commons 2.00 Park 2.00 Commons 2 o O0 Commons 2.00 Commons 2 °00 Commons 2 o 0 0 Commons 2. O0 5.00 Blelke E Hllland Park Brandenburg Donald Park Broberg Russell Park Burandt The.. Burlet Robert Burris Dale Burton W. P. Byrnes M Robert Calhoun Inez Mrs. Carlson' H Bernice Carlson E Heilin Carr Evereth Chadwick W.D. Chemberlin N Don Christ. Ernest Comant-J Robert Dealing Ralph Dellwo F Howard Dewitt Pearle Duron N Rober~ Dwyer M Rose Dybimg A E Ebert Alber~ Ride Harry Elmquist A H Vernon Commons Foss P Ronald Commons Fredsall A Wm. Furry A Donald Gainor E Thomas Gallagher K David Guede W Eugene Gracza R. Green A Ernest Groves L Robert Hagen H Wallace Hagem W Richard Hall S Richard Hanson F Wm. Dr. Hargreaves Charles Commons Harvey L F Commons Hllgers Alfred Hodena Howard Hopkins Realty Jackson M W. Jensen S Douglas Johnson B Larry Kenefick Harold KoloskY Richard KuI$ F Marlen Lange C Erwim Commons Lee W Charles Park Lidel Clare Commons Mc Donald A William Commons Mc Leod R Stanley Commons Matachek Frank Commons 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 0018. Meredith L Sidney 1082 & 1067 Munger Florence H. 1041 Nelson L Florence 0064 Nelson E Frederick 1136 Nleciem Chester 1071 Nugent Helen Mrs. 1090 Olsen John Commons Commons Commons Commons Oommons COmmOnS Park 2.00 4.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2°.00 2.00 lO15 0070 1063 OOO8 0059 1068 0044 1089 o091 1221 1012 0100 1187 o0ol 0071 1152 loo3 1101 0055 1123 lo3o 1622 0076 1163 0007 lO62 lO35 lo69 lO57 2260 1083 1066 1118 1222 1220 1182 0026 1157 0723 1188' 1160 lo55 1226 1130 1224 DOCK LICENCE APPLICATION LIST MARCH 8, 1969. Poasch L Harry Partlngton J.P. Peck Herbert Petersem Evgenia Peterson E Mary Peterson D Richard Peterson W A Pferlfer Del Pierce W George Plachy J JOhn Prause Ronald Prentice Pugh R Charles ~eil .J Glen Jr. Rezba W Charles Richter K Raymond Riley A James Rodgers L John' Rowe J Frances Salden J Patrick Schedlne Leonard cOrem'ohs Commons Commons' Commons Commo~xs Commons COmmOnS Commons CO mmo Commons Commons Commons Commons Park Commons Commons Commons Park Park Commons Commons Schneider J Charles Commons Selpel R. L. Seltz Joweph Shaw L Norman Skochenskl Smith A John Sohns M Melvin Sollie N Allen Speaker H Arthur Steffev E Edna Strassburg D Larry Susag 0 Harry Swanson E George Swensen P Gordon Throlin A William Trummer Mike Tusler H Frank Vance L Lawerance Vlnt James Commons Commons Commons Common~ Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Commons Oommons Park Commons Commons Commons Commons Watson E. A. Weidenback Paul Whitman Charles wlkner Oscar Wittig Gayle Mc Lan~ HJane Phillips R Don Commons Commons Commons COmmOnS Commons Commons Park 2.00 2.00 2o00 2.00 2o00 2°00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2o00 2o00 2.00 2o00 2.00 2o00 2°00 2000 2°00 2,00 2o00 2.00 2o00 2o00 2.00 2.00 2o00 2.00 2o00 2000 2000 2o00 2000 2.00 2.00 2000 2o00 2.00 2.00 2000 2.00 ~.00 2000 2~00 2.00 2°00 2.00 2.00 SLIP 5.00 10o00 5.00 5~00 5000 5.00 5.00 5.00 $234000 $ 85.00 234o00 85.00 $319. O0 Village of Mound, Minnesota Bills - April 8, 1969 ADMINISTRATION FUND American Linen Supply American Public Works Assn Curits 1000 Inc David Agency Art Design Barbara Heyma~ Susan Bickford Mound Hardware Miller Davis Sun Newspapers ,- Wayne J. Seifert Transport Clearings Xerox Coro Westonka Telephone ASSESSOR FUND Miller Davis 5.50 15.00 28.35 42.00 124.25 3.3h 28.80 3.15 27.68 2.70 55.oo 4.00 123.74 372.00 2.94 2.94 .Braniff International Mound Fire Dept Conway Fire Extinguisher Co Duanes 66 Station David Agency Lake Region Fire League Mpls Gas Co Rogers Co Reynolds Welding United Fire Fighters Assn 29~.00 1,607.75 49.25 25.54 369.00 5.00 2.00 18 · 70 1.60 15.oo 2,391.84 MUNICIPAL COURT FUND Mols City Treasurer 363.50 363.50 POLICE FUND Wm Hudson Ronald Bostrom David Agency Hillcrest Safety Equip Bar~ara Heyman Imp &Equip Outlay Kennel Aire Mound Hardware Mound Medical Clinic Mound Mobil Mound Body Shop Northern Automotive Ron's 6tandardService Superamerica Spring Park Spur Thrifty Drug Thurk Bros Chev Uniforms Unlimited Wesbonka Telephone 11.03 16.O7 564.50 270.00 3a-.95 1.52 15.OO 53.95 198.75 7.00 69.58 12.78 .4.5o 7.43 16.5o 270.00 67.03 1,660.59 STREET FUND David Agency Ess Brod & Sons Imp & Equip Outlay Edward Kraemer & Sons Inc WmMueller & Sons Minnesota Bearing Mols Gas Co Marina Auto Supply Reynolds Welding 1,785.50 5o.oo 200.00 70.26 50.00 69.69 30.21 2.27 2,370.73 IMPROVEMENT AND EQUIPMENT OUTLAY FUND Brookdale Chrysler-Pl.ymouth 2,324.83 2,324.83 INSPECTOR FUND Duane Dodds Miller Davis Sun Newspaper Dave Washbumn General Contracting Westonka Telephone 71.10 42 .OO 16.20 69.22 22.30 220.82 CEMETERY M~D David Agency 6.00 6.00 CIVIL DEFENSE FUN~ U.S. Civil efense Council Westonka Telephone 7.50 177.86 ~85.36 PARK FUND David Agency Imp & Equip Outlay Wm T. Mills 186.00 30.00 24.OO 240.OO MUNICI?AI STATE AID FUND Wm. T. Mills 44.74 44.74 POOR AND WELFARE FUND Suburban Hennepin County Relief Board 584.73 584.73 ASPEN LANE PROJECT WmT. Mills 58.62 58.62 HALSTEAD LANE-BAY RIDGE PROJECT Wm T. Mills 281.62 281.62 BOND AND ~NTEREST M;ND - Maywood Sun Newspapers 9.60 9.60 WATER ~UND Bertelson Bros David Agency General Communications Goodin Co Barbara Heyman Hawkins Chemical Hardware Hank Imp & Equip Outlay Jones Chemical Wm Mueller & Pons Mpls Gas Co Bernard Winkel SEWER OPERATING FUND Autocon Industries Inc Buds Pure Oil Boustead Electric David Agency Fischer-Porter Flexible Pipe Tool Co Goodin Co Harris Office Equip Barbara Heyman Hardware Hank Jones Chemical Ralph Krotzer Lyon Chemicals Inc Wm T. Mills M01s Gas Co Reynolds Welding St. Boni Farm Store Transport Clearings Thurk Bros Body& Implement Westonka Telephone LIQUOR FUND David Agency Barbara Heyman State Bank of Mound 1.o8 791.00 27.70 123.25 3.33 94.50 1.0o lOO.00 248.60 28.80 82.02 25.65 93.58 8.00 1,047.00 52.05 71.92 44.20 1.65 3.33 6.91 96.40 75.00 370.00 768.72 201.17 3.19 41.90 21.18 10.55 21.60 378.00 10.00 9.10 1,526.93 2,965.80 397.10 ADMI NISTP~TION FUND Northern States Power Standard 0il Frank Blackowiak League of Minn. Municipalities Amy Anderspm Barbara Heyma n Leonard Kopp 28.72 16.21 19.00 4.00 51.85 9.00 46.50 175.28 FUND Northern otates Power Reynolds Welding Standard Oil Lester Crandall POLICE FUND Standard oil Uniforms Unlimited NorthermAutomotive STREET FUND Standard Oil Northern States Power IMP & EQUIPMEME~ OUTLAY FUND Brook~ale Chrysler Plmouth INspECToR FUND Clinton Marm 123.20 5.40 59.90 3l, .45 276.O5 6o.oo 3.50 239.03 2,398.84 2,034.48 425.40 222.95 339.55 2,637.87 2,034.48 425.40 PARK FUND Mound Bldrs SupDly Northern °tares Power 184.8o 4.12 WATER FUND Northern States Power SEWER OPERATING FU~ ELmer J. Peterson Co. Northern States Power ~o 860.34 60.00 1,857.23 LIQUOR P1YND - Operating Standard 0il Northern States Power Frank Blsckowiak Buckelys Custom Upholstery Community Bu~iness Products & Service Culligan ~!s Heating Mound Shopping Center Mergens Electric Mpls Gas Co N W. Exterminating ELmer Peterson Philbrook Ins Liquor Store Mgr Petty Cash Tom Sterner Westonka Telephone 76.90 426.12 60.00 59.95 150.0C 19.00 lO6.5o 467.92 20.52 45.28 4.00 45.oo 199.00 17.81 15.83 248.OO 25.o5 LIQUOR .FUND - Off Sale Purchases and On Sale Day Distributing Coca Cola Distillers Distributing 0. M. Droney M. G. Engler Twin City Home Juice Johnson Bros Lake Region Bev Leding Distributing McKesson Liquor Mpls Bottling NotermanWeber Old Dutch Foods Pepsi Cola Pilgrim Bottling St. Boni Bev Schlitz Brewing Seven Up Bottling Stewart Sandwiches Thorpe Distributing 424.95 251.35 2,671.69 126.37 46.91 41 .!0 686.25 1,913.49 1,422.20 1,589.08 7.70 499.80 34.39 7.75 9.71 633.35 427.5o 403.16 37.30 10o.33 1,6o7.6o 188.92 860.34 1,917.23 1,996.58 12,951.98 ~IEE FUND Twin City Oxygen Co Inc 3 3.81 WATER FUND Mound Postmaster 24.00 24.00 SEWER FUND Mound Pos tmaster 24.00 24.oo bnepneras 6.60 LIQUOR FLFND Shepherds Laundry 9.90 9.90 Total to here 33,475.31 3?4.7O 2, I' 18,.41 i'0,72.3.73