1969-09-10MINUTES
Present
AndreasE
Pearson
OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 10, 1969 OF THE
7:30 P.M..AT THE ISLAND PARK HALL
were:, Mayor Orval Fenstad, Councilmen: Gordon S~ens
Guests were a large delegation from the Mound Chamber of
welc°m°I.
CONTINUED HEARING OF THE PROPOSED VACATION OF WILDHURST LANE
OUND VILLAGE COUNCIL
on, Eldo schmidt, John
,n and Charles Peterson~ Village Manager Leonard L. K~pp, Attorney Curtis
and Engineer William T. Mills arrived at 9:30 P.M.
nerce, who the Mayor
Mr Robetts appeared.
RESOLU ~ON 69-182
Roll Ca .1 Vote
Andreas ,n Aye
Schmidt Aye
PetersoI Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So reso: red
The min~
which ~
maximum.
and Gorl
poor, a~
seconde~
was una~
PLAhqIIN(
Schmidt moved and Peterson seconded a
RESOLUION GRANTING THE VACATION
tea of the August 26, 1969 meeting were read. The
uld increase the penalty fine on a misdemeanors from
was incorrectly recorded as all voting aye when Cou
lon Swenson voting nay;~ both feeling that the $300.00
~d thus would not be a fair penalty to all. Xndreas
a motion to appreve the minutes of August 26, 1969
~imously in favor, so carried.
COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS
SIGN
ockstad appeared
,n moved and Schmidt seconded a motion
iON 69-183
.1 Vote
;n Aye
Aye
Aye
Aye
Aye
~ed
USES IN COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
RESOLUION GRANTING SIGN VARIANCE
(Peggy Stockstad)
moved and Swenson seconded the motion
69-184
RESOLUTION ORDERING HEARING ON
"ZONING,"' MOUND CODE OF ORDINANC
REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIAL USE PEB
THE CO~ERCIAL DISTRICT.
Peggy S~
Andrea s~
RESOLU~
Roll Cai
Andreas,
Schmidt
Peterso~
Swenson
Fenstad
So reso~
SPECIAL
Peterso~
RESOLU~
Roll Cai~l Vote
Andrea s. ~n Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
~enstadi Aye
So resolved
notion
)F WILDHURST LANE
~te on Ordinance 253,
$1OO.O0 to $~00.00
~cilmen Charles Peterson
would only penalize the
en moved and Swenson
as corrected. The vote
2432 Commerce Blvd.,
A ~NDMENT TO CHAPTER 23
ES DELETING THE
MIT FOR CERTAIN USE IN
Gerald Pearson appeared in support of a lot size variance request on Lot 13, Blockl~
Shadywood Point, which was purchased at the County from the Tax Forfeit list. The
staff was instructed to put Mr. Pearson's request before the Planning Commission on .the
September 25, 1969 meeting.
~3NKED CAR ORDINANCE
Peterson moved and Andressen seconded a motion
ORDINk CE NO. 255
AN ORDINANCE 2~ROHiBITiNG AB~d~DON~V~ENT OR
PARKING OF JUN~ CARS ~ND OTHER VEHICLES;
RESTRICTING THE KEEPING OF WRECKED, NON-
OPERATING OR DISCARDED VEHICLES ON STREETS
OR PRIVATE PROPERTY; PROVIDING FOR II~HPOUiqD-
ING OF CERTAIN VEHICLES.
The Village Council of the Village of Mound does hereby
ordain:
The Village Code is hereby amended to add Section 46.44
which shall read as follows:
Section 46.44
(a)
DECLARATION OF PUBLIC NUISDi~CE. The accumulation
and storage of abandoned, wrecked, junked, partially
dismantled or inoperative motor vehicles on private
or public property is hereby found to create an un-
sightly condition tending to reduce the value of
private property, to invite plundering, to create
fire hazards, and to constitute an attractive nuisance
creating a hazard to the health and safety of minors.
The accumulation and outside storage of such vehicles
is further found to promote blight and deterioration
in the con~uunity; to violate the zoning regulations
of the village in many instances, it is further found
that such wrecked, junked, abandoned or partially dis-
mantled or inop~--~tive motor vehicles are in the
nature of rubb/ litter, and unsightly debris and
adversely affect the health, safety and general wel-
fare of the community. Therefore, the acc~n~ulation
and storage of such vehicles on.private property
or public property, except as expressly hereinafter
pe~aitted, is hereby declared to constitute a public
nuisance which may be abated as such, which r~mady
shall be in addition to any other remedy provided
in this or other ordinances of this village or by
state law. ·
DEFINITIONS. The following definitions shall apply
in the interpretation and enforcement of this ordinance:
(1)
"Person~' shall mean any person, firm, partnership,
association, corporation, company or organization
of any
(2)
"Junk Car" means any motor vehicle which is not
in operable condition, or which is partially dis-
mantled, or which is used for sale of parts or
as a source of repair or replacement parts for
other vehicles, or which is kept for scrapping,
dismantling, or salvage of any kind, or which is
not properly licensed for operation within the
State of Minnesota by the State of Minnesota.
( )
()
(s)
"Vehicle': shall mean a machine propelled
other than human power, designed to tra~
the ground by use of wheels, treads, ruz
slides, and transport persons or propert
machinery, and shall include without lin
automobile, truc~, ' ~rai!~;V'motorcycle ~
"Abandoned Vehicle" shall mean ~ny
to which the last registered owner of r~
has relinquished dominion and control.
which is wrecked or partially dismantled
tive for a period of seven days shall cc
prima facie presu~ption that the last re
owner thereof has abandoned such vehicle
of whether the physical possession of s~
remains in the technical custody or con~
owner.
"Street" or "Highway'~ shall mean the en~
between the boundary lines of every way
maintained when any part thereof is oper
of the public for purposes of vehicular
"Property" shall mean any real property
village which is not a street or highwal
PAP~ING OR AB=~'~uO~,~£~T OF JUNK CAP~S Y2~D
, by Dower
'el a~ong
nets or
y or puz!
:itaticn
nd tractor·
vehicle
cord thereof
Any vehicle
· or inopera-
.nstitute a
gistered
~, regardless
.id vehicle
.rol of such
;ire width
publicly
~ to the use
travel·
within the
VEHICLES.
No person shall park, keep,
any junk car or vehicles on
way, roadway, public way or
PAPdqiNG D2,TD STOP3~GE O? JUb[K
place, stor~ or abandon
a public street, high-
P_~RIVA__T~ ......... PROPE~Y. No perso~n, zn charge
of any property ~ithin the village, whe~
owner, tenant, occupant, lessee or
allow any partially dismantled, non-ope
junked or discarded vehicle to remain
longer than 96 hours; ~ad no person sha[
such vehicle on any property within the
a longer time than 96 hours, except tha~
shall not apply with regard to a vekicl~
Lnilding; a vehicle on the premises of
enterprise operated in a lawful ~iace a~
when necessary to the operation of such
prise; or a vehicle in an appropriate s~
depository maintained in a lawful place
the village or its agents.
(f)
I~OUNDING. The Chief of Police or any
department designated by him is hereby
remove or have removed any vehicle left
within the village which reasonably app~
violation of this ordinance or lost, ab~
or uncleaned. Such vehicle shall be im
lawfully claimed or disposed of in acco
Section 46.97 of the village code provi~
custody and disposal of property coming
possession of the Village of Mound and
claimed. The village may thereafter ma~
action in any appropriate court against
or persons to recover the cost of remow
of such vehicle in the event the procee,
sale of the impounded vehicle shall be
to cover such costs.
SEPARABILITY. Should any section,
clause or other provision of this ord2
declared by a court of competent juri~
be invalid, such decision shall not a~
validity of the ordinance as a whole
part thereof, ot~er than the part so
be invalid.
)r control
~her as
5~ise, shall
~ating wrecked,.
such property'
1 ~ave
village for. '~'
this ordinance
in ~n enclosed
business
d manner,
business enter-
sorage place or
and manner by
member of his
~uthorized to
aU any place
~ars to be in
mdoned, stolen
>ounded ~ntil
~dance with
.ing for the
into the
~emaining un-
.ntain an
any person
2ng and disposing
Is of any
insufficient
>division,
.~anc~ be
:aiction to
!fect the
~r of
[eclared to
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So ordained
DISPOSAL OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY
Andreasen moved and Schmidt seconded a motion
ORDINANCE NO. 256
D_~ O.RDI3~2'~CE PROViDI.~G FOR T~ CUSTODY
DiSPCSD-L OF PP~PEF~Y ~ ,'~r~'~
SION OF T~ ~~ OF ~,[ObXO ~ ~.~[i~[G
The Village Council of the Village of Mound does hereby
ordain:
The village Code is amended to add Section 46.97 which
shall read as follows:
Section 46.97. a) CUSTODY OF FOUND PROPERTY OTHER THAN
ANIMALS. The Village Manager of the Village of Mound
shall make provisions for receiving and safekeeping
found property and money delivered to him and coming
into his possession in the course of municipal opera-
tions. A receipt shall be issued to the person de-
livering such property or money to the village. Such
property shall'be stored in a safe place and such money
deposited with the Village Treasurer in a special ac-
count for found money for a period of six (6) months,
except vehicles which shall be governed by subsection
f of this ordinance, unless claimed by the true owner.
It shall then be subject to disposal under this ordinance
as unclaimed property or money.
b) CLAIMS BY OWNER. During such six (6) month period,
or the period set out in subsection f of this ordinance,
the Village Manager may deliver such property or order
such money paid to the true owner upon proof of ownership
satisfactory to the Village Manager after ten (10) days
notice by mail to any person who has asserted a claim
of ownership. No order for the disbursement of such
money shall be made without the written order of the
Village Manager. If o~nership cannot be determined to
his satisfaction, the Village Manager may refuse to de-
liver such property or order the payment of such money
to anyone until ordered to do so by a court.
c) CLAIM BY FINDER. If the true owner does not claim
the property or money during this six (6) month period,
the Villag~ Manager may deliver the property or order the
money to be paid to the person who delivered it to the
Village Manager if at the time of delivery such person
indicated in writing that he wished to assert a claim to
the property or money as a finder.
d) TRANSFER TO GENERAL FUND. If any such money is not
claimed by the true owner or finder within the six (6)
month period, the Village Manager shall then notify the
village Clerk and the money shall then be transferred to
the general fund of the village.
e) SALE OR D3PROPRIATE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY EXCEPT
VEHICLES. After the six (6) month period, property not
delivered to the true owner or finder shall be sold by
the Village Manager at a public auction or appropriated
to the use of the village. The Village Mmnage
give ten (10) days published notice of the auc
'official newspaper. The notice snell describe
to!be disposed of and announce the date, time
oflthe auction. Instead of being so!d at auct
article or property nO~ delivered~to the true
finder may be appropriated to the use of the v
any department in need thereof upon approval o
appropriation by the Village Council.
f) ~ SALE OF DISPOSITION OF D~CLAII~D ~OTOR VEH
thirty (30) days, motor vehicles not delivered
by the true owner shall be sold by the Village
public auction. Prior to the disposal of any
vehicle, the Village Manager shall mail to the
o%~er, if any, as shown by the records of Minn
Registrar of Motor VehiCles, notice of the vil
sion and intent to dispose of said motor vehic
Village Manager shall give ten (t0) days publi
of the auction in the'official newspaper. The
describe the vehicle to be disposed of and ann
date, time and place of the auction. No sale
vehicle shall be conducted until such motor ve
been in the possession of the village for ape
not less than thirty (30) days after the maili
to,the registered owner, if any, as provided i
The net proceeds from any sale after deducting
keeping, maintaining and disposing of said prc
be.transferred to the general fund of the vill
such proceeds shall be paid over to the formez
application and satisfactory proof of ownershi
(6) months of the sale.
g) DISPOSITION OF PROCEEDS. After the aucti¢
for in subsection (e) has been completed, the
Manager shall remit the proceeds thereof to th
Treasurer for deposit in the general fund. Az
offered for sale but not sold ~nd not suitable
appropriation to the use of the village shall
worthless and shall be disposed of in such mar
the Village Manager directs.
h) cLAIM BY OSYNER AFTER AUCTION. The true ov
sold at auction hereunder shall, upon applicai
Village Clerk within six (6) months of the au¢
satisfactory proof of ownership, be paid the
the general fund.
i) SUMMARY DISPOSAL. The Village Manager ma
notice ~.~.d in such manner as he determined to
public interest dispose summarily of any prop~
his possession which he determines to be dang~
able. He shall make a record of the pertinent
receipt and disposal of such property and sha[
funds to the Village Treasurer.
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So ordained
RESIDENTIAL TOWN HOUSE DISTRICT
Peterson moved and Andreasen seconded a motion
RESOLUTION 69-185
Roll Call Vote
Andre a sen ~ye
Schmtdt Aye
RESOLUTION ORDE~ING HEARING ON AM
"ZONING"~ MOUND CODE 0 ORDINANCES
RESIDENTIAL TOWN HOUSE USE DISTRI
STANDARDS
~ shall
tion in the
~ the article
and place
£on, any
.whet or
.llage by
f such
ZCLES. After
or claimed
Manager at a
;uch motor
registered
:£ota State
lage's posses-
lo. The
shed notice
notice shall
ounce the
of a motor
hicle has
riod of
ng of notice
n this section.
the costs of
pe~ty shall
ag~. Any
owner upon
within six
n provided
Village
e Village
y property
for
be deemed
~ner as
'ner of property
.ion to the
~tion and upon
ale price from
without
be in the
~rty coming into
~rous or perish-
facts of the
.! remit any
~DENT TO CHAPTER 23,
PROVIDING FOR A
~T AND ESTABLISHING
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
Peterson moved and Andreasen seconded a motion
BE IT MOVED, by the Village of Mound that the Village Councils of Spring Park and
Minnetrist~be invited to negQtiate an amendment agreement on what
is~ now called ~ Human Rights Committee.
The vote was unan ously in favor, so carried.
PARKING FOR BUSINESS AREA~'
The council and the Mound Chamber of Commerce discussed problems of the business area,
parking in particular. Councilman Andreasen outlined a proposal to solve parking and
traffic. It was received with enthusiasm by both council and chamber.
Andreasen moved and Peterson seconded a motion
RESOLUTION 69-186
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Scbmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT ON IMPROVEMENT
(Central Business District, Up-dating parking, such plan
not to exceed $900.00 in cost of which the Mound Chamber
of Commerce has offered to pay 50%.)
CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT UP-DATING
Andreasen moved and Swenson seconded the motion
RESOLUTION 69-187
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZINGMAYOR AND MANAGER TO ENTER INTO
AN AGREEMENT WITH NASON, WEHRMAN, KNIGHT AND CHAPMAN,
INC. AND ACCEPTING THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE'S OFFER TO
PAY 50% OF UPDATING PARKING PLAN..
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
BIDS - BAY RIDGE STREET AND GUTTER, ASPEN ROAD, BAY RIDGE STORM SEWER, DIESSNER LANE
Andreasen moved and Peterson seconded the motion
RESOLUTION 69-188
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID ON::
Project 68-16 Bay Ridge Street and Gutter
Project 68-20 Aspen Road
Project 69-22 Bay Ridje Storm Sewer
Project 69-24 Diessner Lane
TO WESTERNCONCRETE
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
EASEMENT ON HARRISON SHORES
Schmidt moved and Pe~erson seconded a motion
BE IT MOVED, By The Village Council of the Village of Mound
Block 6, Harrison Shores for drainage purpo
The vote was unardm, o carried.
THREE POINTS~PARK
Schmidt moved and Peterson seconded a motio~
RESOLUTION 69--189
RESOLUTION CANCELLING ASSESSMENT
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
RUSTICWOOD ROAD
Peterson moved and Andreasen seconded the motion
¥
BE IT MOVED, by the Village Council of the Village of Mound
mains and blacktop curb a~d street on Rusti
Subdivision be accepted by the Village cf m
The vote was unanimously in favor, so carried.
LEVY ASsEsSMENTS~ UPON WAIVERS
Schmidt moved and Andreasen seconded a motion
RESOLUTION 69-190
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved,
RESOLUTION LEVYING DEFERRED AND
UPON WAIVER OF FORMALITIES: DIRE
ABSTRACT: AND DIRECTING CERTIFIC
AUDITOR.
CANCEL LEVY - SEWER AND WATER BONDS
Peterson moved and Schmidt seconded the motion
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE COUNTY
SEWE AND WATERBONDS
1970 BUDGET - discussed
TRANSFERS
Peterson moved and Swenson seconded the motion
RESOLUTION 69-192 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE TRANI
~hat they acquire Lot 14,
ON THREE POINTS PARK
~hat the water and sewer
:wood Road in Rustic Ridge
~intenance ..
~UPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENTS
]TING THE PREPARATION OF
~TION TO THE COUNTY
AUDITOR NOT TO LEVY FOR
;FER OF FUN1]S
Roll C~all Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peters on Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
INVESTMENT OF FUNDS
Schmidt moved and Peterson seconded the motion
RESOLUTION 69-!93
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE INVESTMENT
OF CERTAIN VILLAGE FUNDS
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt ~ye
Peterson A'ye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
BILLS
The following list of bills were presented for consideration plus Bobs Plbg for $1,289.34
Andreasen moved and Swenson seconded a motion to pay the following bill plus Bobs
Plbg where funds are available, l~he vote was unanimously in favor, so carried.~
Liquor Discount Bills
Canada Dry
Griggs Cooper
Johnson Bros
Old Peoria
Ed Phillips & Sons
147.15
559.34
955.16
1,O83.88
2,173.94
4,919.47
ADMINISTRATION FUND
Leonard Kepp
American Linen Supply
Acre Adroit
Susan Bickferd
Curtis 1000
Drews Electric
David Agency
Barbara Heyman
Harris Office Equip
International City Management
William Mills
Mound Hardware
Miller Davis
Petty Cash
Mound Postmaster
ELECTION FUND
Barbara Heyman
28.98
6.00
33..92
46.40
78.40
8.00
31.00
6.00
58 ..95
72.75
45.~2
9.78
15.5o
3.44
90.00
26.00
534.24
26.00
ASSESSOR FUND
Acre Adroit
Petty Cash
9.23
FUND
Mound Fire Dept
Duanes 66
David Agency
Fire Safety Oorp
General Electric
General C ~ur~oa tions
Barbara Heyman
Mound Hardware
~ ?ure 011
Minn Fire Inc
Reynolds Welding Supply
MUNICIPAL COURT FUND
Mpls City Treasurer
POLICE FUND
Acro Adroit
David Agency
Buds Pure Oil
Barbara Hey, mn
H &H Car Wash
Harris Machinery
Imp & Equip Outlay
Koehnen Standard Service
Uniforms Unlimited
Mound Body Shop
Marina Auto Supply
Mound Hardware
MacAndrews
Petty Cash
Montgomery Ward
Reo Raj Kemnels
STREET FUND
David Agency
Hayden Murphy Equip
Imp & Equip Outlay
Buds Pure Oil
Mpls Gas Co
William Mueller & Sons
Reynolds Welding
INSPECTOR FUND
Duane Dodds
CEMETERY FUND
William Mills
FIRE RELIEF FUND
Mound Fire Dept
2% InsuranCe
Taxes
PARK
FUND
K. M. Clark Engineering
David Agency
Hennepin County Treasurer
Imp & Equip Outlay
Grog Gustafson
Layne Price
Richard Roberts
Oscar Haddorff
Mound Hardware
Mound Blders Supply
Petty Cash
Hazard Removal Fund
2,126.25
78.39
93~).00
13.32~
1,343~.~90
195.oo
5.00
2.41
9.00
1.86
23°00
8.37
1,0421.00
70.36
38o00
19.20
58°70
270.00
5.50
34.95
264.70
18.68
9.1o
7.50
31,9!
49.00
1,521.0~
277.42
200.O0
44.50
5.24
2,777.50
4.68
318.60
4.75
5,130.84
885.65
1,220o00
68.O0
520.29
30.00
18.OO
9.00
18.00
60.00
13.45
6.90
5.OO
85.95
4,874.77
23.00
1,950'52
4,830.34
318.50
4.75
6,O16.49
2,O5~.59
oROJEC TS:
Halstead Heights Water
K. M. Clark Engineering
Glen Elyn
K. M. ClsrkEngineering
Northern Contracting
Poucher Printing & Lithographing
D-Snaber
WillimMills
WATER REVENUE FUND
Chicago Bridge & Iron ( Final Payment)
WATER FUND
Street Dept (Patching Material)
Acre Adroit
Badger Meter
David Agency
Goodin Co
Hardware Hank
Imp &Faui~ O,tlay
Lyon Chemical
Mtka Plbg
Mpls Gas Co
LIQUOR OPERATING FUND
Brandenburg & Son
Markson Co
David Agency
Barbara Heyman
Mols ~[s Co
Frank 'lackowiak
T. N. Broom
Community Business Products & Service
Culligan
Merwin Kiel
Miller Davis
Mpls ~estaurant Supply
Mound Hardware
Mound Shopping Center
N W Exterminating
Dorothy Orn
Nelson Schernau
Tom Sterner
Superior March Co
John Walker
Westonka Plbg
Wes tonka Telephone
LIQUOR FUND - Purchases
Coca Cola
Day Distributing
Distillers Distributing
0. M. Droney
M. G. Engler
Famous Brands
Gold Medal Bev
Ham~ms Mpls
Home Juice
Lake Re~ion Bev
Le ding Uist
McKesson Liquor
MidWest Wine
Mpls Bottling
Notermann Weber
01d Dutch Foods
Pepsi-Cola
Piggly Wiggly
St. Boni Bev
Schlitz. Brewing
7 Up Bottling
Stews ?t Sandwiches
Thorpe Distributing
3,170.00
3,980.00
9,796.50
128.OO
500.00
360.00
10.28
329.76
421.00
125.22
100. O0
517.75
36.00
7.66
102.44
297.20
640.00
30.00
6.32
30.00
157.00
300.00
23.70
7.00
14.00
64.80
7.88
467.92
5.00
15.75
19.76
139.5o
93.44
68.31
26.75
5o. 8o
323.60
744.60
3,948.20
589 .O4
63.18
21.60
1,328..42
83.73
3,727.57
2,765.90
5,.967.~74
92.00
11.70
1,O47.20
35.65
16.51
32.02
819.15
1,0837.69
173.80
63.88
3,30~.85
3,170.00
13,904.50
291.75
2,567..57
26,359.98
SEWER OPERATING FBI~D
Street Dept (PatcHing Material)
Acre Adroit
David Agency
General Communications
Hardware Hank
Marj ori Mathisom
Mound Hardware
Mpls Gas Co
Markson Co
Reynolds Welding Supply
ADMINISTRATION FUND
Northern States Power
Shepherds Laundry
Sun=Newspapers
C. B. Autry Jr
Transport Clearings
Westonka Telephone
Wilcox Paper
Bennick Roffing
Xerox
ELECTION FUND
Judges Precinct No 1
Eval Johnson
Elsie Dressel
Evangeline Burke
Judges Precinct No 2
Helen Eugster
Ceciliann Huff
Laura Hefteig
Judges Precinct No 3
Isabel Kenehan
Allen Sollie
Margaret Walker
Judges Precinct No. 4
Rosemary DeGuise
Roberta Engelhart
Betty Porter
FIRE FUND
Northern States Power
Fire Safety Corp
General Communicatiens
MUNICIPAL COURT FUND
Sun Newspaper
PLANNING COMMISSION FUND
Sun Newspaper
POLICE FUND
Scherv?n Chev
Super ~merica
Zeb Standard
Standard 0il
Sears
Verns Gulf
Westonka Telephone
Uniforms Unlimited
STREET FUND
Northern States Power
Standard Oil
Sun Newspaper
8.38
492.00
29.70
9.17
25.~2
71.o3
330.3~
25.00
3.72
112.0~
6.6(
38.1(
13.6(
4.2~
321.3~
32.0(
168.o(
187~3~
17 ..50
17.50
17.50
17.7~
17.7~
17.50
17.50
17.50
17.20
17.2
17.20
36.19
5o.40
90.00
7 · 210
10o00
10.77
11'6o
1.75
24.~3
1,203.67
306.~6
12.00
2,171.8~
883.29
209.82
176.53
8.10
7.20
696.34
INSPECTOR FU~D
Sun Newspaper
Duane Dodds
Clinton Mann
PARK FUND
Northern States Power
Satellite Service
Thrifty Drug
Western Concrete
POOR & WELFARE FUND
Suburban Hennepin County Relief Board
10.00
101.25
753,30
2.50
15.86
447.46
4.55
90.42
447.46
WATER FUND
Northern States Power
~ernard Winkel
SEWER OPERATING FUND
Northern States Power
Standard Oil
Sears
Westonka Telephone
Curtin Scientific
Walder Pump
Widmer Bros
LIQUOR FUND - Operating
Northern States Power
Shepherds Laundry
529.26
27.75
I~197.50
12.0~
52.80
21.55
7.70
1,154.00
186.50
411 °43
9.90
557.01
2,632.14
421..33
77,860.42
CO~ENDING RETIRING FIREMEN
Fenstad moved and Schmidt seconded the motion
RESOLUTION 69-194 RESOLUTION COMMENDING ALLAN Si~ANSON FOR SERVICES AS A
VOLUNTTER FIREMAN
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
Fenstad moved and Schmidt seconded a motion
RESOLUTION 69-~95 RESOLUTION CO~ENDING ANDREW FARNESS FOR SERVICES AS A
VOLUNTTER FIREMAN
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Scbmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
Fenstad moved and Schmidt seconded the motion
RESOLUTION 69-196
RESOLUTION COMMENDING
VOLUNTEER FIREMAN
HOWARD ORN FOR SERVICES AS A
Roll Call Vote
Andre a sen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
Fenstad moved and Schmidt seconded a motion
RESOLUTION 69-197
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Sye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
RESOLUTION COMMENDING ALFRED BOLl
VOLUNTEER FIREMAN
FOR SERVICES AS A
Fenstad moved and Schmidt seconded the motion
RESOLUTION 69-198
Roll Call Vote
Andreasen Aye
Schmidt Aye
Peterson Aye
Swenson Aye
Fenstad Aye
So resolved
RESOLUTION COMMENDING JAMES DEVINE FOR SERVICES AS A
VOLUNTEER FIREMAN
Andreasen moved and Swenson seconded the motion to adjourn until the adjourned meeting
of September 23, 1969 at 7:30 P.M. at the Island Park Hail. IT he vote was unanimously
in favor, so carried and adjourned~
~v~ l~a d, ~ayer