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Home My WebLink About1947/10/06 - ADMIN - Minutes - City Council - Regular -n September 29, 1947 Resolution/SS Dist. No. 1-Q • that lateral sanitary sewer be constructed in Alabama Avenue from Minnetonka Boulevard to 490 feet South thereof, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that plans and specifications for said sewer pre- pared by the Village Engineer be hereby approved and the Engineer's estimated cost for construction of said sewer be filed with the Clerk, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk be directed to advertise for bids for construction of said sewer. Meeting Adjourned ' Ill , The meeting was adjourned by President Erickson at 11:05 P. M. . P7: ::::/-C-e---------c--1 . --- -----' ' O.=B.=ERICKSON"--" PRESIDENT OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL ATTEST: I. _ / - -iJ - -- -.i ' ov- J!% EPH4."STAD 001" ILLA CLERK REGULAR MEETING - OCTOBER 6, 1947 ` A meeting of the Village Council was called to order by President Erickson at 8:05 P. M., with the following Councilmen present at roll call: Trustee Bolmgren Clerk Justad President Erickson Trustee Jorvig III Trustee Jorvig arrived at the meeting five minutes after roll call. Verified Claims On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following verified claims were approved, and the President and Clerk were authorized to issue warrants for same by unanimous vote of Councilmen present: Trustee Bolmgren, Yea; Trustee Jorvig, Yea; President Erickson, Yea; Clerk Justad, Yea. Joseph Justad 175.00 Ellida C. Parchem 75.00 C. L. Dickinson 97.25 Andy Nelson 133.00 F. J. Senander 127.50 Dan Whalen 114.00 Robert M. Sorensen 116.50 Carl Iverson . 122.00 L. M. Johnson 122.00 Kurt Scheibe 122.00 C. M. Williams 133.00 Truman Hedwall . 116.50 George Gibson 127.50 . Omar Mc Gary 114.00 Irwin Freeland . 122.00 Peter Stienstra 127.50 Edwin Gilbert 112.50 J. A. Werner 127.50 Beverly Johnson 67.50 A. Anderson 100.76 John Balich 166.76 Helen L. Bradley, DBA Suburban John Connery 100.76 Sanitary Drayage Company 3,003.00 John Brockman 101.62 R. B. Connery . 116.50 Elsie Dahlstrom 17.25 A. Donahue 113.62 Phillip A. Elmquist 157.33 C. H. Farmer 249.19 ' ' E. Ferch 106.75 H. Frieborg 119.54 H. Galloway 472.54 George Gibson 54.96 III " It 106.06 Donald E. Glassing 96.50 It II20.62 H. Girard 128.70 Evelyn Hegrenes 28.50 W. C. Henderson 76.14 Tom Jaglo 101.62 Alvera A. Johnson 57.75 Clyde Johnson 96.50 J. 0. Johnson 120.44 K. Johnson 133.00 C. Jones 100.76 W. Jungblut 122.76 Maynard Kays 104.21 R. Lea 101.28 C. Lindgren 111.43 L. Mc Gary 111.43 0. R. Mc Gary .106.95 Edmund T. Montgomery 750.00 Harold Olson 69.00 it it it 15.00 It II 155.25 Vance Marfell _ 105.16 E. _Omestad 106.77 Wm. M. Pascoe 134.25 Gertrude Renner 97.25 ti• m U m 1.26 _ if I' 9.72 SW October 6, 1947 Verified Claims, Cont'd. • al C. F. Rihl 219.79 Al Runde 101.62 W. J. Sahl 105.05 K. P. Scheibe 100.76 L. Senander 64.69 Earl Sewall 122.59 F. Sewall 101.62 Peter Stienstra 53.48 Gunnar Stromer 122.76 J. C. Utton 250.00 Ira M. Vraalstad 133.00 J. S. Williams 105.00 I, " 11.55 C. C. Wolford 100.00 Martha L. Wylie 66.00 B. Carlone 77.30 John R. Coan, Postmaster 18.00 !t 85.12 Fadden Pump & Eqpt. Co. 6,674.48 9,871.64 John Finstad & Son 2,590.35 Al Johnson Const. Co. 101,809.39 Layne-Western Company 1,589.50 George Madsen 2,549.41III Northern States Power Co. 1.00 Public Administration Mrs. Luella Steinkamp 105.00 Service 3.75 Terry Excavating Co. 7,276.88 Trap Shooting A hearing was had on trap shooting at the Minneapolis Golf Club. Mr. Wilkinson of Crestview Addition spoke in opposition to same. He requested that an ordinance be passed to prohibit shooting of fire arms (He suggested that this ordinance prohibit shooting within two miles of St. Louis Park to protect the people of Golden Valley and other adjacent Villages) . President Erickson explained that we have no jurisdiction outside of the Village limits. Mr. Eaton, developer of Crestview spoke in opposition. Mr. Evans of the Minneapolis Golf Club spoke in favor of the trap shoot- ing. He feels they should be allowed to carry on and would like to provide for hours for shooting that would not interfere with the peace and safety of the neighborhood. Mr. Wilkinson stated that there were lots in Crestview Addition about 150 feet from the shooting location, and feels that the owners would not want to build there because of the shooting. Mr. Sundt of Crest- view Addition Sales said there was lack of interest in lots due to the trap shooting. Mr. Evans was asked how many members of the Minneapolis Golf Club had purchased lots. The answer was four, and they were all interested in using the trap for shooting. Mr. Wilkinson says this is not all against the Minneapolis Golf Club, but the Village is too big to permit trap shooting. Trustee Jorvig talked about shooting trouble in the Village, saying it has become a nuisance all through the Village, and suggested that the matter be referred to the Committee of the Whole with a view of bringing in an ordi- nance that will control shooting of all kinds in the Village. - On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the above matter was referred to the Committee of the Whole, by unanimous vote of Coun- cilmen present. . Mr. Wilkinson suggested that an order be placed to stop the shooting uptil an ordinance can be perfected -- Mr. Eaton answered by asking that the Village Council have an opportunity to frame an ordinance. Hearing/Double Bungalows A hearing was had on the request of Albert Monson for a special permit to erect double bungalows on Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, -Block 2, Minikanda Vista 2nd addition. Mr. Goranson appeared-and asked about storm sewer, but said he was not -opposed to the special permit. On motion -of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the request of Albert Monson was granted, and the .Building Inspector was authorized to issue building permits to Albert Monson to erect double bungalows or two-family dwellings on Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Block 2, Mini- kanda Vista 2nd Addition, by unanimous vote of Councilmen present. Bus -Transportation - - A roomful of citizens were present to discuss bus transportation---also present was Mr. Carr and Mr. Bjorke of the Minneapolis Street Railway Company. The -discussion was started by Trustee Bolmgren by reading a letter dated March 11, 1947, that he as Chairman of the Bus Committee wrote to the Minnea- polis Street Railway Company regarding the bus transportation service in the Village. • Mr. Carr gave a report of a survey they -had made. He suggested that the first move would be bus service out Minnetonka Boulevard to Georgia Avenue. This bus would go through Kenwood as planned now. It was suggested that this bus -run direct to Hennepin and Lake by Mr. Epstein, to save the transferring at 41 October 6, 1947 Bus Transportation, Cont'd. France Avenue and at Lake Street. Mr. Ferrier suggested that this bus be extended to Louisiana Avenue. Mr. Carr answered that the Railroad and Warehouse Commission have control of terminals. Trustee Jorvig said that the people in the neighborhood of Highway No. 18 and Minnetonka Boulevard would like the bus line extended to Highway No. 18. Mr. Carr suggested that the Village Council take this request and Mr. Ferrier's request up with the Railroad and Warehouse Commission, as their limit at the present time is Georgia Avenue. Mr. Carr stated that they did not have permission to run on Minnetonka Boulevard to Georgia Avenue but that the Deephaven Bus Company has made the statement that they would not oppose the extension to Georgia Avenue by the Minneapolis Street Railway Company. Trustee Jorvig said he understood that it was the Minneapolis Street Railway Company that controlled. Mr. Carr said that during the -War the Deephaven Bus Company was allowed to operate as far East as Blackstone Avenue. Robert Hankins suggested that we accept the offer to Georgia Avenue now, and then go to bat and work for service out Minnetonka Boulevard to Highway No. 18. Mr. Krupp, 3446 Brunswick Avenue said the service is too slow - doesn't like going through Kenwood and suggested that St. Louis Park be given an Express Bus, stopping only in St. Louis Park. Mr. Lundberg suggested that the Express Buses be run during rush hours (morning and evening), with no stops from 12th Street and Hennepin Avenue to Lake Street and France Avenue, coming out. Dr. McNeil, Texas Avenue and Highway #7 spoke of Express Service on Highway #7 - one bus to Minneapolis in the morning and one in the evening to Tonka Bay. A representative from the neighborhood of Cedar Lake Road stated that there was no bus service on Cedar Lake Road. Mr. Wilson from Northside said there is plenty of business along Cedar Lake Road, and any service would be appreciated. Mr. Zimmerman, Natchez Avenue and Cedar Lake Road said that service would not be appreciated, but a service built for them would. Trustee Jorvig suggested that the entire Village bus service should be voiced here this evening while everyone is present. He asked for Oak Hill bus service. Mr. Fifield, 3617 Quebec Avenue asked Mr. Carr why the present Lake Street service could not be extended to Texas Avenue and Highway No. 7. Mr. Carr said that bus service can be extended whenever fares pay out. Trustee Jorvig spoke about petitions for bus service to Oak Hill received during the War, and said service out Walker would bring in revenue. Trustee Bolmgren asked Mr. Carr if he was getting any new buses. Answer was yes, but that some of their present buses will have to be shelved. Mr. Fifield suggested staggering the service during the day and give regular service during morning and evening rush hours. Mr. Fifield asked Mr. Carr what we would have to do to get this service --- that he had signed two petitions, but no action has been taken. Mr. Carr answered that a survey is now being made in Oak Hill and would be ready for a report soon. President Erickson agreed to inform Mr. Fifield when this report is received. Mr. Ecklund suggested that a trial run to Oak Hill be made to prove that it will pay. Mr. Hall said that there are 55 houses being built between Lake Street and Highway #7; and Texas Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue. Trustee Bolm- gren suggested that we accept this proposed trial run to Oak Hill and then urge trial runs to Highway No. 18. Trustee Bolmgren asked Mr. Carr when the service on Minnetonka Boulevard to Georgia Avenue could begin. Mr. Carr stated that this must go through the Railroad and Warehouse Commission, and a resolution from the Village Council approving this extension would be a great help to the Minneapolis Street Railway Company. Mr. Carr was asked if they would be willing to put on a trial run to Oak Hill now. Mr. Carr answered that he would like to finish the present survey being made before a trial run is made. Trustee Bolmgren suggested that the Oak Hill group get together and form a committee of three who can be reported to. The following names were given: Leonard C. Swedlund, 7911 Division Street, Harry J. Olson, 3620 Rhode Island Avenue, and Robert G. Fifield, 3617 Quebec Avenue. Mr. T. Gardner said Brookside is getting good service and suggested that other parts of the Park be given better service. President Erickson thanked the groups for coming to the meeting. Resolution On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of Councilmen present: 4 October 6, 1947 0.01-4 Resolution/Cont'd. RESOLUTION BUS TRANSPORTATION_ WHEREAS, numerous requests have been made by residents of the Village of St. Louis Park residing in the area adjacent to, Minnetonka Boulevard between West Lake Street and Georgia Avenue that bus service now furnished in this Vil- lage on West Lake Street by the Minneapolis Street Railway Company be extended on Minnetonka Boulevard from West Lake Street to Georgia Avenue, and WHEREAS the Minneapolis Street Railway Company is willing to make such desired extension in its bus service, which bus transportation service will provide passengers in that area with a convenient means of transportation within the Village of St. Louis Park and between St. Louis Park and Minneapolis; the fare for a ride wholly within the limits of the Village of St. Louis Park being the authorized bus fare, and the fare for a ride between any point within the Village of St. Louis Park and any point within the City of Minneapolis being a combination of the authorized bus fares in St. Louis Park and Minneapolis, now therefore, HE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village•of St. Louis Park that it approves the application of the Minneapolis Street Railway Company for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to extend the Bus Line Extension at said location, and hereby requests the Railroad and Warehouse Commission of the State of Minnesota to approve said application and issue its order granting a Certificate permitting the operation of said bus line extension in accordance with the terms and conditions recited in this resolution, and as set forth in said application. - Ordinance/Gas Company A discussion was had regarding the new Gas Company ordinance with the Minneapolis Gas Light Company's Attorney, Mr. Farnham, and he was told that the Village Council was not ready to act on same this evening. He was asked is he wanted the present ordinance extended 60 days, and he stated that he didn't know if it would mean anything. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following ordinance was passed by unanimous vote of. Council- men, present: ORDINANCE NO. 282 AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. L GRANTING • A FRANCHISE TO THE MINNEAPOLIS GAS LIGHT COMPANY ------ The --�The Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park do ordain as follows: Section 1. The provisions of Ordinance No. L entitled "An Ordinance Granting to the City of Minneapolis Gas Light Company, Its Successors and Assigns, the Right to Manufacture, Sell and/or Distribute Gas for Heating, Illum- inating, and Other Purposes in the Village of St. Louis Park, and to Use the Streets, Avenues and Alleys thereof for that Purpose", adopted by the Village Council, August 6, 1927, are hereby extended and made effective for a period to, and including November 3, 1947; provided, that the Minneapolis Gas Light Company accept the provisions of this Ordinance by letter filed with the Village Clerk within ten days from the date of adoption of this 'Ordinance. Hearings/Sewer Assessments Separate hearings were had upon each of the proposed assessments for sewers described in the following resolution. No one appeared. • Resolution On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following resolution was adopted by u4animous, vote of Councilmen present: RESOLUTION LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SANITARY SEWERS WHEREAS, pursuant to notice published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch, September 19, 1947, the Village Council has met and passed upon all objections to the proposed assessments for construction of sanitary sewers for Sanitary Sewer Districts Nos. 2-A, 1-L, 1-M and 1-N, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park that each of said proposed assessments is hereby affirmed and adopted and shall 43 ' October 6, 1947 Resolution/Sewer Assessments, Cont'd. constitute a special assessment against the lands named therein, and each lot, piece or parcel of land included in said assessments is hereby found to be benefited by the respective improvement in the amount of the assessment levied against it, and HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that such assessments shall be payable in equal annual installments over a period of ten years, the first of said installments to be payable on the first day of January, 1948, and succeeding installments on the first day of January in each year thereafter until the full amount of said assessments are paid. Said special assessments and each installment thereof shall bear interest at the rate of 5% per annum from the date of this resolution. Said special assessments with the accruing interest thereon shall be a para- mount lien upon the property included therein from the date of the adoption of this resolution and shall remain such lien until fully paid as authorized by Chapter 312, Laws of Minnesota 1903 as amended, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all moneys collected on any such special assessments shall constitute a fund for the payment of the cost of the improve- ment for the respective districts for which such assessments were made and the same shall be credited to the proper sewer district fund. Hearing/Sewer Assessments-Dist. #2 A hearing was had upon proposed assessment forte construction of joint district sewer for r Joint Sanitary Sewer District No. 2. No one appeared. Resolution On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all members of the Council present: RESOLUTION LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR JOINT SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT NO. 2 WHEREAS, pursuant to notice published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch September 26, 1947, the Village Council has met and passed upon all objections to the proposed assessments for construction of joint district sanitary sewer for Joint Sanitary Sewer District No. 2, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park that said proposed assessment is hereby affirmed and sdopted and shall consti- tute a special assessment against the lands named therein, and each lot, piece or parcel of land included in said assessment is hereby found to be benefited by said improvement in the amount of the assessment levied against it, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that -such assessments shall be payable in equal annual installments over a period of ten years, the first of said installments to be payable on 'the first day of January, 1948, and succeeding installments on the first day of -January in each year thereafter until the full amount of said assessments is paid. Said special assessments and each installment thereof shall bear interest at the rate-of 3% per annum from the date of this resolution. Said special assessments with the accruing interest shall be a paramount lien upon the property included therein from the date of the adoption of this reso- lution and shall remain such lien until fully paid as authorized by Chapter 312, Laws of Minnesota 1903,_ as amended, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all moneys collected on such special assess- ments shall constitute a fund for the payment of the cost of said improvement for the said Joint Sewer District and the same shall be credited to the fund for Joint Sewer District No. 2. Hearings/Storm Sewer Assessments (15 & 16) Separate hearings were had upon each of the proposed assessments for sewers described in the following resolution. No one appeared. Resolution On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, -seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all members of the Council present: RESOLUTION LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR STORM SEWERS WHEREAS, pursuant to notice published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch, September 19, 1947, the Village Council has met and passed upon all objections to the proposed assessments for construction of storm sewers for Storm Sewer Districts Nos. 15 and 16, therefore, ' October 6, 1947 CC tomaxl Resolution/Storm Sewer Assessments, Contd. BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park that each of said proposed assessments is hereby affirmed and adopted and shall constitute a special assessment against the lands named therein, and each lot, piece or parcel of land included in said assessments is hereby found to be bene- fited by the respective improvements in the amount of the assessment levied against it, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that such assessments for Storm Sewer District No. 15 shall be payable in equal annual installments over a period of ten years, the first of said installments to be payable on the first day of January, 1948, and succeeding installments on the first day of January in each year thereafter until the full amount of said assessments is paid, and such assessments for Storm Sewer District No. 16 shall be payable in one annual installment on the first day of January, 1948. Said special assessments and each installment thereof shall bear interest at the rate of 5% per annum from the date of this resolution. Said special assessments with the accruing interest shall be a paramount lien upon the property included therein from the date of the adoption of this resolution and shall remain such lien until fully paid as authorized by Chapter 312, Laws of Minnesota-1903, as amended, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all moneys collected on any such special assessments shall constitute a fund for the payment of the cost of the improve- ment 'for the respective districts for which such assessments were made, and the same shall be credited to the proper sewer district fund. Resolution On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all members of the Council present: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR SEWER WARRANTS WHEREAS, the Village Council has heretofore adopted resolutions for cons- truction of sanitary lateral sewers for the following Sanitary Sewer Districts of the Village and for storm sewer for Storm Sewer District No. 15 of the Vil- lage, and contracts have been heretofore entered into for construction of each of said sewers; and the cost of each is respectively as hereinafter set forth: Sanitary Sewer District No. 2-A Total Cost $4,957•.00 Amountto be paid by School District' 3,032.00 Total assessable cost - $1,925.00 Sanitary Sewer District No. 2-B 121,268.50 Sanitary Sewer District No. 3-N 4,199,30 Sanitary Sewer District No. 1-0 8,070.48 Sanitary Sewer District No. 1TL ' 7,928.61 Sanitary Sewer District No. 1-M - 9,846.37 Storm Sewer District No. 15 18,151.21 $171,389.47 therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park that in anticipation of the collection of such special assessments the Village Council will issue warrants on the fund of said sewer districts which are hereby consolidated and known as "1947 Sewer Projects Fund" in the aggregate sum of $171,000.00 which shall be dated November 15, J947, _and issued in denominations of $1,000 each payable in annual installments as follows: WARRANT NUMBERS AMOUNT MATURITY DATE 1 to 4 inclusive $ 4,000.00 November 15, 1949 5 to 20 inclusive 16,000.00 November 15, 1950 21 to 36 inclusive 16,000.00 November 15, 1951 37 to 52 inclusive 16,000.00 November 15, 1952 £3 to 68 inclusive 16,000.00 November 15, 1953 69 to 84 inclusive 16,000.00 November 15, 1954 85 to 100 inclusive 16,000.00 November 15, 1955 101 to 116 inclusive 16,000.00 November 15, 1956 117 to 132 inclusive 16,000.00 November 15, 1957 October. 6, 1947 Resolution/Adv. Bids for Sewer•Warrants, Cont'd. WARRANT NUMBERS AMOUNT MATURITY DATE 133 to 148 inclusive $16,000.00 November 15, 1958 149 to 164 inclusive 16,000.00 November 15, 1959 165 to 171 inclusive 7,000.00 November 15, 1960 Said warrants shall bear interest at a rate not to exceed 3% per annum payable semi-annually and shall have coupons attached representing each semi-annual interest payment and shall be general obligations of the Village as authorized by Chapter 159, Laws of Minnesota 1943 and shall be in substantially the follow- ing form: "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF MINNESOTA VILLAGE OF ST. LOUIS PARK SEWER WARRANT 1947 - • SEWER PROJECTS SERIES Noy $1,000.00 The Village Treasurer of the Village of St. Louis Park, Hennepin County, Minnesota, is ordered and directed to pay the bearer out of the 1947 Sewer Projects Fund the sum of $1,000.00 on the 15th day of November, 1949,• and to pay interest thereon at the rate of % per annum before and after maturity, payable semi-annually on the 15th day of November and the 15th day of May in each year, interest to maturity being represented by separate interest coupons hereto attached. Both principal and interest are payable at Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis in any coin or currency which at the time of payment is legal tender for public and private debts. This is one of an issue of said sewer warrants of like date and tenor except as to maturity issued by the Village of St. Louis Park under provisions of Chapter 312, Laws of Minnesota, 1903 and amendments thereto, in anticipation of the collection of special assessments heretofore or hereafter to be duly levied on the property benefited by the construction of sanitary sewers in sani- tary Sewer Districts Nos. 2-A, 2-B, 1-N, 1-0, 1-L, 1-M, and Storm Sewer in Storm Sewer District No. 15 in said Village, and the full faith and credit and taxing powers of the Village have been and are hereby irrevocably pledged to the payment of the principal andinterest hereof. • It is hereby certified:and recited that all acts, proceedings and things required by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Minnesota to be done and performed precedent to and in the issuance of this warrant have been done and - performed at the time and in the' manner as required by law and that the issuance of this warrant will pot cause the indebtedness of the Village to exceed any constitutional dr statutory limitation of indebtedness. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Village of St. Louis Park, by the Village Council, , has caused this warrant to be executed on its behalf by the President of the Vil lage Council and the Village Clerk ori this 15th day of November, 1947. President of the Village Council Village Clerk Coupon No. On the 15th day of November, 1948, the Village Treasurer of the Village of St. Louis Park will pay to the bearer the sum of at the Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis for interest then due on Sewer Warrant dated November 15, 1947. • *Minneapolis, Minnesota President of the Village Council 4 Village Clerk" October 6, 1947 Resolution/Adv. Bids for Sewer.Warrants, Cont'd. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk is hereby directed to advertise for bids for purchase of said warrants to be opened by the Village Council at its meeting to be held October 27, 1947. Resolution On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following resolution was adopted ,by unanimous vote of all members of the Council present: RESOLUTION LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR GARBAGE AND REFUSE COLLECTION WHEREAS, the Village Council on September 29, 1947, duly determined by Ordinance that the respective owners of each lot or parcel of land served by the regular garbage and refuse collection service provided by the Village by con- tract are obligated to pay to the Village the sum of $7.92 each for the period from September 1, 1946 to August 31, 1947, said sum to be due and payable October 1, 1947 and in default of payment the same is to be assessed against said property, and WHEREAS, no payment has been made of any of said sums, and WHEREAS, the Village Clerk has prepared a proposed assessment roll provid- ing for assessment against each lot or parcel of land so served for which said service charge is unpaid, therefore, HE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park that there is hereby levied and assessed against each lot or parcel of land set forth and described in said assessment roll an assessment in the sum of $7.92 rep- resenting the proportionate cost of such service to the respective properties, said assessments to be due and payable concurrently with texes levied in the year 1947 and payable in the year 1948 as authorized by Chapter 223, Laws of Minnesota 1943. Hearing Date Set/Vacation of Portion of Xenwood On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, October 27th, 1947 was date set for hearing on petition of Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company for the vacation of portion of Xenwood Avenue lying South of the original sixty foot right-of-way of said Railroad and North of a line parallel with and eighty feet South of the Southerly line of said right of way, dated October 2, 1947. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of Councilmen present. Fire Civil Service Report Appointment of Firemen - A report from the Fire Civil Service Commission, dated October ,2, 1947 showing the results of the examinations conducted September 17, 1947 was read as follows: «The Council of the Village of St. Louis Park having requested the Civil Service Commission for the Fire Department of the _ Village of St. Louis Park to examine and certify candidates for the position of (1) fire chief, (2) assistant fire chief, (3) four common firemen. It is my privilege to report and certify as follows: Examina- tions, both written and oral have been held, and the said Civil Service Commission for the Fire Department of the Village of St. Louis Park hereby certifies: 1. Charles M. Williams, 5724 Goodrich Avenue, St. Louis Park, for the position of_CHIEF. 2. George W. Gibson, 3811 Zarthan Avenue, St. Louis Park, for the position of ASSISTANT CHIEF. There were seven candidates for the position of common fireman, all have passed the examination, subject of course to physical exami- nation. There is some misunderstanding in our minds as to whether we are to certify just the top four, which we would do if that is our province. However, we feel that all seven are qualified 4trir Octob'er 6, 1947 Fire Civil Service Report • Appointment of Firemen, Conttd. to be firemen but that they should rank in general ability as a fireman in the following order. Following the name of each of these candidates we have set the grade which each has attained at our examination: 1. Omar L. Mc Gary, 5901 Cambridge Street St. Louis Park - score 98.47 2. Truman S. Hedwall, 5750 West 37th Street St. Louis Park - score96.18 3. Clyde J. Johnson, 5920 Oxford Street St. Louis Park - score 83.89 4. Donald E. Glassing, 3913 Brunswick Avenue St. Louis Park - score 76.85 .. Robert D. Standal, 5640 West 37th Street St. Louis Park - score 74.01 6. Herbert J. Bjork, 3621 Huntington Avenue St. Louis Park - score 71.00 7. Orlo A. Hemstock, 3400 Xenwood Avenue St. Louis Park - score 70.00 The Commission feels that it should take this occasion to congratulate Chief Williams and Assistant Chief Gibson, as well as the entire force of -fire-fighters - the reason for this being that quite naturally in the summer of 1946 when your Commission held examinations for the position of Chief and Assistant Chief every person qualified filed as a candidate and took the examination for those positions. The winter session of the Legislature voided those examinations in order that all returning veterans might have an opportunity to take civil service examinations in fire departments. Consequently the examinations had to be held over again. It is a great compliment to all con- cerned and should be most reassuring to all of the residents of the Village that the boys themselves recognized the abilities-. and leadership of these two men and not a single qualified person, and there were many, filed against them for these positions. Respectfully submitted, CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE VILLAGE OF ST. LOUIS PARK • By, /s/ Frank Janes, Its Secretary On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the upper four in above named were appointed to the Fire Department as regular Firemen, by unanimous vote of Councilmen present. Bingo A letter dated September 22, 1947, from the Donald Johnson Chapter, Am- erican War Mothers and War Dads Chapter #14 of St. Louis Park, requesting permission to play Bingo at the American Legion Hall on October 24th was read. No action taken. Permission to Place Poles - On motion of Trustee Bolmgren; seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the Northern States Power Company was granted permission to place one pole on Brunswick Avenue North- of Cedar Lake Road, by unanimous vote of Councilmen present. Permission for Gas Main Extensions - -On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Minneapolis Gas Light Company was granted permission to make gas main extensions as follows: 1. #4238 - On Edgewood Avenue, 52 feet to - serve 2741 Edgewood Avenue 2. #4235 - On Florida Avenue from 1611 North of North line of 29th Street to 28th Street 431 feet. October 6, 1947 Gas Main Extensions, Cont'd. 3. #4236 - On Webster Avenue' from 390i feet North of North Curb on 27th Street to 2612 Webster Avenue - Lot 4 Block 1, Ameri- can Security Investment Company's 2nd Addition, 115 feet: 4. #4237 - On Glenhurst Avenue from 221 feet North of North line of 39th Street to 3831 • Glenhurst Avenue, Lot 5, Auditor's Stib- Division #301, 71 feet. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of Council Members present. Permit to Connect to Sewer - On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the request of Nicholas B. Phillips for a permit to connect the Lilac Way Shopping Center and Bowling Alley to the Village sanitary sewer was approved, subject to plans and specifications, survey and supervision of the work be made by the Village Engi- neer, the cost of which shall be charged to the Owner. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of Councilmen present. - • Estimates On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following Estimates of contract work in progress as presented by the Village Engineer was approved, and the President and Clerk were authorized to issue warrants covering same, by unanimous vote of Councilmen present: ESTIMATE NO. 2 SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION George Madsen, Contractor Square Yards Dakota Avenue Lots 1-7 inclusive,Block 1, Parkview Addition 197.2 Edgewood Avenue Lots 25-28 " " 1, " " 113.9 Georgia Avenue Lots 16-30 " ' " 9, Park Manor " 329.2 III Georgia Avenue Lots 1-15 "! -" 11, The Bronx 329.2 Idaho''Avenue Lots 16-30 " , " 12, Lenox Addition 326.4 Georgia Avenue Lots 1-15 !! '.! 13, " " 330.8 Idaho Avenue Lots 7-18 !" " 5, " " 332.4 Browndale Avenue Lots 22-23 '! "! 11, Brdwndale"Park 98.7 West 40th Street Lots 2-10 " Jerome Wilder Addn.272.2 Xenwood Avenue Lots 175-192" Norwaldo Addition 364.4 Joppa Avenue Lots 19-26 " " 3 Thorpe Bros. Addn. 181.7 Xenwood Avenue Lots 119-138" Norwaldo Addition 413.3 ' 3,289.4 3,289.4 square yards @ $2.07 per square yard ,.,809.06 Less Estimate No. 1 4,259.65 Balance due $2,549.41 ESTIMATE NO. 4 WELL NO. 5 LAYNE YESTERN COMPANY, CONTRACTORS 115 L. F. 24" drive pipe & hole @ $37.50 per L. F. $ 4,312.50 190 " " 23" hole @ 28.00 " " " 5,320.00 305 " " 20f! casing @ 9.00 " " " 2,745.00 160 " 16'! open rock hole @ 14.00 " " " 2,240.00 1 _ 20 drive shoe @ 200.00 - 200.00 15 Cubic Yards - cement grout @ 42.00 per cubic yard 630.00 $15,447.50 Less Estimate No. 1 $ 5,066.00 " 2 5,780.00 3 1,512.00 " Amt. retained for testing well 1,500.00 13,858.00 Balance due - $ 1,58950 49 October 6, 1947 Estimates, Continued ESTIMATE NO. 2 CURB AND GUTTER CONSTRUCTION John Finstad & Son, Contractors Lineal Feet East Side Dakota Avenue 28th Street to 29th STreet 642.0 West Side Dakota Avenue 28th Street to 29th Street 642.0 . West Side Idaho Avenue 31st Street to 32nd Street 645.0 East Side Xenwood Avenue Lot 122 - Norwaldo to West 33rd 767.5 West Side Xenwood Avenue West 33rd to existing curb South of Lake Street 679.5 West Side Toledo Avenue 41st Street to Wooddale Avenue 666.0 4,042.0 -4,042 L. F. @ $1.21 per L. F. $4,890.82 .15 sq. yd. walk @ $2.24 per .sq. yd. 33.60 4,924.42 . • Less Estimate #1 2,334.09 Balance due $2,590.33 ESTIMATE NO. 3 STORM SEWER CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 15 B. Carlone, Contractor 287 L. F. 3011 Concrete Pipe 01-81 deep @ 6.50 per L. F. 1,865.50 25 L. F. 24" n " 01-81 n @ 4.10 n n " 102.50 15 L. F. 24" n n 81-101 n @ 5.75 n n n 86.25 404 L. F. 24n n " 10!-121 " @ 7.00 n n n 2,828.00 .217 L. F. 18" n n 01_8t n @ 3.55 " " " 770.35 . 175 L. F. 18" n n 81-101 " @ 4.30 n n it 752.50 _ 627 L. F. 18" n " 101-121 " @ 4.95 " " '! 3,103.65 . 390 L. F. 15" _ " " 12-141 " @ 5.90 " " n 2,301.00 - 147 L. F. 12" It n 01_81 " @ 2.30 " n " 338.10 55 L. F. 12" n 11 81-101 n @ 2.40 " " n 132.00 77 L. F. 12" n " 101-12t " @ 3.05 " n n 234.85 88 L. F. 12" n n 121_141 " @ 5.50 " n n 484.00 2772 L. F. 10" It " 01_81 " @ 2.10 " " n 582.75 - 13 Manholes - 01-81 " @ 157.00 each 2,047.50 34 L. F. Extra depth Manholes @ 10.00 per L. F. 340.00 • 8 C-Bs @ 117.50 each _ 940.00 Rip-rap for outlet, material and labor 57.54 • 162 Cubic Yards gravel for cradle 123.75 $17,090.24 • Less Estimate #1 $ 3,857.00 Less Estimate #2 2,361.60 Less Amt. Retained for Manhole covers and Street repairs 1,000.00 - 7,218.60 Balance due $ 9,871.64 ESTIMATE NO. 2 GRADING CONSTRUCTION, ETC. Terry Brothers, Contractors Brownlow Avenue - 1st Street NW to 2nd Street NW Colorado Avenue - Minnetonka Boulevard to West 28th Street Florida Avenue - West 27th Street to Nest 28th Street Idaho Avenue - West -28th Street to West 29th Street Jersey Avenue - West 22nd Street to Cedar Lake Road Kentucky Avenue - West 22nd Street to Cedar Lake Road Maryland Avenue - Minnetonka Boulevard to West 31st Street Nevada Avenue - Minnetonka Boulevard to West 31st Street lio October 6, 1947 Estimates, Continued Grading/Terry Brothers - Ottawa Avenue - Morningside Road to Littel Street Rhode Island Avenue - Division Street to Highway #7 Sumter Avenue - Division Street to Highway #7 West 28th Street - Jordan Road to East 1900 feet Alley in Block 7, Park Manor Addition Alley in Block 8, Park Manor Addition Alley in Block 10, Park Manor Addition Alley in Block 7, Lenox Addition Alley in Block 8, Lenox Addition Alley in Block 3, Lenox Addition Alley in Block 9, Park Manor Addition Alley in Block 11, The Bronx Addition Alley in Block 12, The Bronx Addition Alley in Block 13, The Bronx Addition . 676 Cu. Yds. Excavation @ .50 per cu. yd. $ 338.00 7,500 II 11 tt @ .45 " " " 3,375.00 16,800 " " n @ .40 " " " 6,720.00 2,000 't " " .55. " " !t 1,100.00 4,000 " " Gravel . @ 1.25 tt " " . 5,000.00 67 L. F. . Culvert as per attached bill 120.60 $16,653.60 Less 20% 3,330.72 $13,322.88 Less Estimate No. 1 6,046.00 Balance due $ 7,276.88 - ESTIMATE #11-A JOINT DISTRICT SEWER SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT #2 . EXCELSIOR AVE. TO LAKE ST. Al. Johnson Construction Co., Contractors • 418.6 L. F. 27" Rein. Conc. Pipe 321-341 deep @ 45.10 per L. F. 18,878.86 768.4 27" " 34 -36 @ 47.94 36,837.10 " " 440.0 _ _ 27" " . , " 361-381 " "' @ 51.19 " . _u 22,523.60 570.0 " " 27" " " " 381_401 " @ 54.80 n " . " 31,236.00 280.0 " " 24" " " " 221-241 " @ 24.24 n " . " 6,787.20 110.0 " " 24" " " " 241-261 " @ 28.89 " " , " 3,177.90 110.0 " " 24" " " 't 261-281 " @ 30.56 " " . " 3,361.60 650.0 " " 24t " " " 281-301 " @ 33.83 " " " 21,989.50 436.9 " " 24" " " " 301_321 " @ 36.88 " " " 16,112.87 451.6 " " 24" " " " 321_341 " @ 37.97 " " " 17,147.25 127.4 " " 21" " " " 241-261 " @ 27.47 " " _ " . 3,499.68 30.0 " " 21" " " " 261_281 " @ 29.17 u " " 875.10 50.0 " " 21" " " " 281-301 " @ 32.47 " " " 1,623.50 513.1 " " 21" " " " 301_321 " @ 35.50 " " " 18,215.05 220.0 " 11 21" " " " 321_341 " @ 36.60 " " " 8,052.00 160.0 " n 21" " " u 311_361 " @ 38.87 " " " 6,219.20 150.0 " " 21" " " " 361-381 " @ 43.13 " " " 6,469.50 120.0 " " 21" " " " 381_401 " @ 45.93 " " " 5,511.60 6 Standard Manholes 0!-81 " @ 290.00 Each 1,740.00 153.0 L. F. Extra depth $anholes @ 36.40 per L. F. 5,569.20 10 Drop Manholes 01_81 "' @ 307.50 Each 3,075.00 2232 L. F. Extra depth Drop Manholes 0 39.00 per L. F. 8,716.50 950.5 Cu. Yds. Concrete Cradle @ 29.60 per cu. yd. 28,134.80 III 275,753.01 Less 20% 55,150.60 220,602.41 St. Louis Park Share Estimate #11 219,844.17 440,446.58 Less Estimates # 1 - 11,297.46 - #2 - - 7,277.76 #3 - 6,014.34 #4 - 11,793.60 #5 - 20,869.98 #6 - 46,226.16 #7 - 46,686.12 #8 - 44,632.48 October 6, 1947 51 Estimates, Continued San. Sewer Dist. #2 - Estimate #11 $440,446.58 Less Estimates # 9-A 82,249.55 #10-A 64,$76.79 341,924.24 Balance due 98,522.34 ESTIMATE No. 9III SE JOINT DISTRICT SEWER '876.79 SEWED?, DISTRICT #2 LAKE ST. TO W. 28th ST. Al Johnson, Contractor Phelps-Drake Co., Sub-Contractor 170.0 L. F. 18" Rein. Conc. Pipe 121-141 deep @ 10.85 per L. F. $ 1,844.50 100.0 L. F. 18" " " " 14!-16' " @ 12.27 " " " 1,227.00 252.2 L. F. 18" " " !' 16'-181 " @ 14.43 " " " 3,639.24 40.0 L. F. 18" " u " 181-201 " @ 17.68 n " " 707.20 102.6 L. F. 18" " n " 201-221 " @ 20.76 " " " 2,129.98 240.0 L. F. 18" " 11 " 221-241 n @ 22.83 " n " 5,479.20 70.0 L. F. 18" " It " 241-261 " @ 27.40 " " " 1,918.00 380.0 L. F. 15" Vit. Clay " 121-14' " @ 11.15 '! " " 4,237.00 207.8 L. F. 15" " n " 141-161 " @ 11.70 " n " 2,431.26 130.0 L. F. 15" " " " 161_181 " @ 12.55 " " " 1,631.50 110.0 L. F. 15" " " " 181-201 " @ 13.75 n " " 1,512.50 160.0 L. F. 15" " " " 20'-22' " @ 15.70 " " " 2,512.00 262.6 L. F. 15" " n " 221_241 " @ 17.40 " " " 4,5b9.24 300.0 L. F. 15" " it 11 ' 241-26! " @ '19.60 " 11 !' 5,880.00 400.0 L. F. 12" " n " 121-14' " @ 10.60 " " " 4,240.00 576.6 L. F. 12" " it " 14'-16' " @ 11.15 " " " 6,429.09 420.0 L. F. 12" " " " 16"-18" n @ 12.00 " " " 5,040.00 270.0 L. F. 12" " " " 181-201 " @ 13.10 " " " 3,537.00 III 530.0 L. F. 12" " n n 201-221 " @ 14.50 " " n 7,685.00 417.4 L. F. 12" n n n 22'-24' " @ 16.85 " " " 7,033.19 14 Standard,Manholes_ 0'-81 '! @ 290.00 each 4,060.00 ' 1282 L. F. Extra Depth Manholes @ 36.40 per L. F. 4,677.40 3 Drop Manholes 01-81 " @ 307.50 each 922.50 452 L. F. Extra Depth Manholes , @ 39.00 per L. F. 1,774.50 21 6" on 18" Ys @ 7.21 each 151.41 19 611 on 1511 Ys @ 5.25 " 99.75 102 6'! on 1211 Ys @ 3.15 " 321.30 158 6'! - 1/8_bends @ 1.90 '! 300.20 2,929 L. F. 6" House Connections @ 3.65 per L. F. 10,325.85 152 Cu. Yds. Concrete Cradle @ 29.60 " Cu. Yd. 4,499.20 100,815.01 Less 20% 20,163.00 Less Estimates #1 10,072.56 #2 8,596.88 #3 10,260.98 #4 7,017.04 #5 9,847.39 #6 7,671.07 #7 7,959.99 #8 15,939.05 97,527.96 III Balance due 3,287.05 ESTIMATE NO. 3 EQUIPMENT CONTRACT FOR WELLS 4 and 5 Fadden Pump & Equipment Company, Contractors 1 - steel surge tank $ 2,997.00 Pipe, valves, fittings, etc. 1,830.83 - Selector switch and automatic time clock 45.35 1 - 8" #461 gate valve 188.20 52 October 6, 1947 Estimates, Continued Equipment Contract, Wells 4 & 5 2 - Peerless deep well pumps with electric motors , 7,575.66 Miscellaneous standard black pipe 533.90 $13,170.94 Less 20% 2,634.19 10,536.75 Less Estimates #1 $2,397.60 #2 1,464.67 3,862.27 Balance due - $ 6,674.48 /s/ J. C. Utton, Village Engineer - Special Assessments/Need"Cutting On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, "the Statement of"Special Assessments in the amount of $1,730.47, covering the cost of cutting and destroying noxious weeds during the year 1946 received from Weed inspector P. 'Stienstra was approved, and the Clerk is hereby authorized and directed'to certify same to the Auditor of Hennepin County, Minnesota to be placed upon the tax rolls for collection'with 1947 taxes to be paid in 1948. Motion was passed by'unanimous vote of Councilmen present. Hearings/Sidewalk Assessments Separate hearings were had on each of the sidewalk assessments described in ;the following resolution. No one appeared. Resolution On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of Councilmen present: SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT RESOLUTION ' , WHEREAS, the Village Council has met at the time and place specified in a resolution adopted September 15, 1947 which was duly served on the owners of property fronting on sidewalks constructed at the following locations in said Village: West side of ,Dakota Avenue adjacent to Lots 1 to 7 inclusive, Block 1 Parkview Addition West Side of Georgia Avenue adjacent to Lots 1 to 15 inclusive, Block 13, Lenox Addition Both Sides of Georgia Avenue adjacent to Lots 1 to 15 inclusive, Block 11, The Bronx; and adjacent to Lots 16 to 30 inclusive, Block 9, Park Manor East Side of Idaho Avenue adjacent to Lots 16 to 30, Block 12, Lenox Addition . - East Side of Idaho Avenue adjacent to Lots 7 to 18 inclusive, Block 5, Lenox Addition South Side of West 40th Street adjacent to Lots 2 to 10, inclusive, Jerome and Wilders Addition West Side of Xenwood Avenue adjacent to Lots 175 to 179, Norwaldo Addition East Side of Joppa Avenue adjacent to Lots 19 to 26 inclusive, Block 3, Cedar Lake Heights Addition East Side of Browndale Avenue adjacent to Lots 22 and 23, Block 11, Browndale Park Addition East Side of Xenwood Avenue adjacent to Lots 120 to 138 inclusive, Norwaldo Addition. October 6, 1947 Sidewalk Assessment Resolution, Cont'd. East Side of Edgewood' Avenue adjacent to Lots 25 to 28, Block 1, Parkview Addition and has heard all testimony offered by or on behalf of all persons interested or affected by the construction of such walks. Separate hearings have been con- ducted as to each location; therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park that it hereby determines that the amount of benefits caused by said construct- ion td each lot, part of lot, piece or parcel of ground fronting on the portion of streets where such walks are constructed are as follows: M-70 -- West side of Dakota Avenue adjacent to Lots 1 to 7 inclusive, Block 1, Parkview Addition NAME OF OWNERS BLOCK 1, PARKVIEW AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED Earl C. Ware Lot 1 $75.35 Earl C. Ware 2 68.50 Earl C. Ware 3 68.50 Earl C. Ware 4 68.50 Earl C. Ware 5 68.50 Earl. C. Ware 6 68.50 Earl C. Ware 7 68.50 m-757- West side of Georgia Avenue adjacent to Lots 1 to 15, inclusive, Block 13, Lenox Addition NAME OF OWNERS BLOCK 13, LENOX AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED Stuart L. Goldstein & // Sylvia L. Goldstein Lot 1 $49.95 Lot 2 54.00 Gordon Q. Nelson & Evelyn M. Nelson 3 54.00 A. G. Bogen Company 4 54.00 Gerald Charles Davis & Ardell Burnett Davis 5 54.00 Clinton J. Hagen & Dolores Hagen 6 54.00 A. G. Bogen Company 7 54.00 A. G. Bogen Company 8 54.00 A. G. Bogen Company 9 54.00 Clarence M. Sonmore & Ella Sonmore 10 54.00 Clarence M. Sonmore & Ella Sonmoi•e 11 54.00 A. G. Bogen Company 12 54.00 Gerhard L. Running & Beverly Running 13 54.00 Otto H. Olson 14 54.00 Otto H. Olson 15 54.00 M-74 -- Both Sides of Georgia Avenue adjacent to Lots 1 to 15 inclusive, Block 11, The Bronx Addition; and adjacent to Lots 16 to 30 in- clusive, Block 9, Park Manor Addition NAME OF OWNERS BLOCK 11, THE BRONX AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED Otto B. Brost Lot 1 $54.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated 2 54.00 Walter E. Johnson 3 54.00 Walter E. Johnson 4 54.00 54 October 6, 1947 Sidewalk Assessment Resolution, Cont'd. M-74 --- NAME OF OWNER BLOCK 11, THE BRONX AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED Adolph Fine, Incorporated Lot 5 $54.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated 6 54.00 Otto B. Brost 7 54.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated 8 54.00 • Adolph Fine, Incorporated 9 54.00 Otto B. Brost 10 54.00 Otto B. Brost 11 54.00 Carl Walz 12 54.00 Robert A. Atlas & Ruth Golden Atlas 13 54.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated 14 54.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated 15 44.55 • BLOCK 9, PARK MANOR Adolph Fine, Incorporated Lot 16 44.55 Burton L. Savitt & Avis Margulies Savitt 17 54.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated 18 54.00 Leo J. Bettrand & Catherine H. Bettrand 19 54.00 Sol E. Schertzet & Harriet Knight Schertzer 20 54.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated 21 54.00 John Spencer Hodes & Irene Abrams Hodes 22 54.00 Dave 0. Wallach & Beatrice Merzlin Wallach 23 54.00 Morgan S. Pratt & Ruby A. Pratt ' 24 54.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated 25 54.00 A. K. Mc Murchy & Lulu Mc Murchy 26 54.00 Albert Boe 27 54.00 Charles Hite & Irene Smith Hite 28 54.00 William A. Schaeffer & Joan S. Schaeffer 29 54.00 Nellie Sandena 30 54.00 - M-73 -- East Side of Idaho Avenue adjacent to Lots 16 to 30, Block 12, Lenox Addition NAME OF OWNER BLOCK 12, LENOX ADDITION AMT. BENEFIT ASSESSED Frank Fuehrer and Wife Lot 16 54.00 Frank Fuehrer and Wife 17 54.00 - Sidney A. Wallin & Ruth Wallin 18 54.00 James 0. Johnson 19 54.00 55 October 6, 1947 Sidewalk Assessment Resolution, Cont'd. • M-73 NAME OF OWNER BLOCK 12, LENOX AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED Anna Segall Lot 2Q $54.00 Raymond J. Birkmaier & Jessie A. Birkmaier 21 54.00 William J. Mitchell 22 54.00 A. G. Bogen Company 23 54.00 Einar H. Benson & Agnes Benson 24 54.00 Arthur Randall •& Mary V. Randall 25 54.00 Stephen A. Schmidt 26 54.00 George A. Haggberg & Norma J. Haggberg 27 54.00 George A. Haggberg & Norma J. Haggberg 28 54.00 Albert E. Schiltz & Hilda Schiltz- 29 54.00 John B. Hague & Rita R. Hague- 36 49.95. M-72 - East Side of Idaho Avenue adjacent to Lots 7 to 18, inclusive, Block 5, Lenox Addition NAME OF OWNER BLOCK 5, LENOX AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED Minnesota District Society of Evangelical Free Church of America Lot 7 $175.50 Michael L. Rugloski & Irene M. Rugloski 8 67.50 Donald F. Rooney & Charlene 0. Rooney 9 54.00 Frederick R.•Shane & Virginia J. Shane 10 54.00 Frederick W. Johnson & Marian Johnson 11 54.00 William H. Siegel & Valeria F. Siegel 12 54.00 William H. Siegel & Valeria F. Siegel 13 54.00 Harold F. Vanderhyde & La Verne C. Vanderhyde 14 54.00 Lyman A. Smith & Lois Arlene Smith 15 54.00 Clement J. Trombley & Lucille M. Trombley 16 54.00 Adolph Fine, •Incorporated 17 54.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated 18 54.00 October 6, 1947 Sidewalk Assessment Resolution, Cont'd. _ M-69 -- South Side of West 40th Street adjacent to Lots 2 to 10, inclusive, Jerome and Wilders Addition NAME OF OWNER Jerome and Wilders AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED Walter H. Mork & Francis E. Mork Lot 2 $67.50 L. Hubert Benson & Jeanne R. Benson 3 67.50 Harold I Munger & Lorraine Munger 4 67.50 Milton L. Pepin & Bertice D. Pepin 5 67.50 Roy E. Olson & Amelia E. Olson 6 67.50 Park Construction Company 7 67.50 Arden Van Horssen & Margaret Van Horrsen 8 67.50 Donald R. Groetsch & Marie H. Groetsch 9 and E. 2 ft. of 10 70.20 Merle T. Breckheimer & Evelyn B. Breckheimer 10 except E. 2 ft. 118.80 M-71 -- East Side of Edgewood Avenue adjacent to Lots 25, 26, 27, 28, Block 1, Parkview Addition NAME OF OWNER BLOCK 1, PARKVIEW AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED Earl C. Ware Lot 25 $72.50 Earl C. Ware 26 72.50 Earl C. Ware 27 72.50 Earl C. Ware 28 79.75 M-108--- East Side of Browndale Avenue adjacent to Lots 22 and 23, Browndale Park Addition - Block 11 NAME OF OWNER BLOCK 11, BROWNDALE PARK AMT. BENEFIT ASSESSED Mary Fern De Prey Lot 22 $110.40 Mary Fern De Prey 23 110.40 M-99--- East Side of Joppa Avenue adjacent to Lots 19 to 26, inclusive, Block 3, Thorpe Brothers Cedar Lake Heights NAME OF OWNER BLOCK 3, THORPE BROS. CEDAR AMT. BENEFIT ASSESSED LAKE HEIGHTS Earl L. Grout and Helen L. Grout Lot 19 $ 54.00 Arthur M. Shiff & Rina Shiff 20 and South 20 ft. of Lot 21 71.00 111 John L. Larson & Hedevig L. Larson North 20 ft. of Lot 21 and all of Lot 22 71.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated Lot 23 54.00 Adolph Fine, Incorporated 24 54.00 George Long and Hannah S. Long 25 54.00 Archibald M. S. Morgan and Joyce M. Morgan 26 54.00 October 6, 1947 Sidewalk Assessment Resolution, Cont'd. M-76 -- East Side of Xenwood Avenue adjacent to Lots 120 to 138 inclusive, Norwaldo Addition NAME OF OWNER NORWALDO ADDITION AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED C. P. Peterson Lot 120 $54.00 Theodore J. Felber 121 54.00 J. H. Mattison & Christine ' M. Mattison 122 54.00 Ernest J. Meili 123 54.00 Wesley H. Repberger 124 54.00 Wesley H. Repberger 125 54.00 Emma Keen 126 54.00 Ivar Lenmark 127 54.00 Ivar Lenmark 128 54.00 Ivar Lenmark 129 54.00 Lillian J. Graeber 130 51.30 Lillian J. Graeber 131 51.30 Carl 0. Rude 132 and 133 102.60 Merlin A. Strand & Margaret L. Strand 132 and N 12! of 135 67.50 Raymond R. Fitzgerald & Rita K. Fitzgerald S 26! of 135 and N 24! of 136 67.50 Ralph A. Emerson & Lorraine 0. Emerson S 14! of 136 and all of 137 70.20 Rudolph Kocourek 138 54.00 M-110 -- West Side of Xenwood Avenue adjacent to Lots 175 to 179 inclusive, Norwaldo Addition NAME OF OWNER NORWALDO ADDITION AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED Hyman Greene & Irene V. Greene Lot 175 - $54.00 William Bliss & Ella Bliss 176 51.30 Edmund G. Mayhall 177. 51.30 Edmund G. Mayhall 178 3 feet 4.05 Orman Suker 178 35 feet 47.25 Orman Suker 179 51.30 Charles Roitenberg 180 51.30 Charles & Gladys Roitenberg 181 51.30 Charles & Gladys Roitenberg 182 51.30 John Nelson 183, 51.30 John Nelson 184 51.30 State of Minnesota 185 51.30 State of Minnesota 186. 54.00 Lloud C. Wilson & Essie Wilson 187, 54.00 Helvig A. Peterson, Helmuch N. Peterson, Arthur T. Peterson & Henry G. Peterson 188. 54.00 Alexander Rennie & Edith L. Rennie 189 54.00 r c 5 8 October 6, 1947 Sidewalk Assessment Resolution, Cont'd. Crl M-110 NAME OF OWNER NORWALDO ADDITION AMOUNT BENEFIT ASSESSED State of Minnesota Lot 190 $54.00 State of Minnesota 191 54.00 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that there is hereby levied against each lot, part of lot, piece or parcel of ground above described an assessment in the sums respectively' hereinfebore set forth, which shall be a charge against' the same as in state, county and village taxes, payable in three installments, the first of which shall be due concurrent with taxes collected in the year 1948. III Meeting Adjourned The meeting was adjourned by President Erickson at 11:55 P. M. 6O;-B:--ERICKSON President of the Village Council ATTEST: / / ..5.7e-=..1✓.- _� , / 'i OSEPJUSTAD Vill a Clerk SPECIAL MEETING -- OCTOBER 13, 1947 A meeting of the Village Council was called to order by President Erickson with the following Councilmen present at roll call: Trustee Bolmgren Trustee Jorvig Trustee Perkins Clerk Justad President Erickson III Verified Claims On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the following verified claims were approved, and the President and Clerk were authorized to issue warrants for same by unanimous vote of Councilmen present, by roll call: Trustee Bolmgren, Yea; Trustee Jorvig, Yea; Trustee Perkins; Yea, Clerk Justad, Yea; President Erickson, Yea: Acme Fast Freight, Inc. 16.92 American Linen Company 5.96 Bristol Company 82.71 Brooks Service Station 1.40 Central Supply Company 4.75 Crown Rubber Stamp Company 14.12 H. W. Darby,, M. D. 50.00 n " n n 1.35 W. S. Dailey & Company 21.81 Delano Dairy 2.70 A. B. Dick Company 3.50 Firestone Stores 12.00 Flour City Brush Company 37.00 General Electric Company 1.66 Edwin Gilbert 65.24 J. V. Gleason 67.24 Goodwin Joss Laboratories 6.00 " 11i1 " 61.71 Goodyear Service 36.32 '! " '! 35.06 Hedberg-Freidheim & Company 6.90 '! it It 62.32 John Wiley Jones Company 118.80 " H " 26.29 II n It it 118.80 Knapp's Super Shell Service 1.35 Landers, Norblom Christenson 582.79 " II " it .40 II II 11 302.06 Linde Air Products Company .62 Mc Manus Construction Co. 2,641.04 Miller-Davis Company 15.15 Mpls. Blue Printing Co. 12.08 " " " 6.60 III It It II 11 1.60 City of Minneapolis Water Minneapolis Gas Light Co. 12.32 Works Department 4.45 n . n n n .80 E. T. Montgomery 7.50 Montgomery Ward & Company 116.05 Northwestern Bell Telephone n 11 n 46.95 Company 9.50 Paper, Calmenson & Co. 9.17 " " " 60.62 Paper Supply Company 9.60 Park_Press 162.05 Parsons Electric Co. 10.90 Phelps-Drake Company 14,363.48 ►t It ti 96.00 Pink Supply Company 9.53 II " 'I 47.49 Max Renner Well Company 20.00 Republic Creosoting Co. 382.57 Rosholt Equipment Co. 1.07 11 It t► 306.20 St. Louis Park Dispatch 32.40 Shell Oil Company _ 53.79 Standard Oil Company 155.70 Swenson's 22.40 Terry Excavating Co. 48.00