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Home My WebLink About1947/12/15 - ADMIN - Minutes - City Council - RegularDecember 8, 19�7 Aiieeting Date Set-:'lannin�Commission & Village Council r^, letter dated December S; 194.7 from the Village Planning Commi.ssion, requesting that a date be set for a meeting bf the Village Council and Planning Coinmission to discuss various matters of muttzal interest, was read. On motion of` Trustee Bolm�ren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, January "' , 191+$ was set as the date of joint meeting of the Council and�Planning Commission, at 5:30 P. ii. at the Village Hall, by unanimous vote of Councilmen present. Pa�ks and Playgrounds ' A letter dat�d December g, 191�7 from the Village Planning Commission regarding parks and playgrounds was read and discussed. �'he part relating to th� acquisitian of certain lots recommended by the Planning Commission in 1943, wa� given to Trustee Jorvig to take up with the Park Board. Another portion of the letter relating to b�innehaha Creek Improvement was discussed. It was �rioved by Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee�Bo]�gren that the�Park Board of �,dina be anvited to a joint meeting of the Council and Park Board on December 19; 1947 at �:00 F. W_. i�:iotion was passed by unanimous Vote of Councilmen present. � - • I�eeting Adjourned � • - The meeting was adjourned by President�Erickson at 9:30 P. Ri. , ' •�- �- President of the Village Council ATTEST: � � JO JUSTAD Vi ge Clerk REGULAR b�EETING - DECEM&.�R �.�, 1947 �� I� meeting of the Village Council was called to order by Yresident �rickson with the following Councilmen present at roll call: ' `Trustee Bolmgren Trustee Jorvig Trustee Perkins Clerk Justad Fresident Erickson Verified Claims On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolu�gren, the follovJing verified claims were approved, and the President and Clerk were authorized to issue warrants for same, by the following roll call vote 0. B. Erickson Torval Jorvig Joseph Justad ��ild.red Melbourne Andy Nelson Dan ��(halen Carl Iverson Kurt Scheibe 'rruman Hedwall Omar �ic Gary Peter Stienstra J. A. �,derner Donald Glassing James R. Dahl A. Anderson J . 1��d . Brockman R. B. Connery A1 i�onahue H. Frieborg H. Girard Alvera A. Johnson K. Johnson P1laynard Kays C. Lindgren 0. R. �c Gary.• 80.00 60.00 175.00 60 .00 133.00 114.00 122.00 122.00 11y.00 11I�.00 127.50 127.50 109.00 109.00 100.76 102.la.$ 116.50 107.9z 123.61 14�.94 bo.00 133.00 136.70 121.29 �3 .OS H. J. Bolmgren H. �'.. Perkins Ellida C. Parchem C. L. Dickinson r . J . Senander Robert �. Sorensen L. P,:. Johnson C. h�. viilliams Geor�e Gibson Irwin Freeland Edwin Gilbert Beverly Johnson Clyde Johnson Robert Standal John Balich John H. Connery Elsie D�.hlstrom L�. Ferch George uibson ;'J. C. Henderson J . 0. Johnson C. Jones R. Lea Lloyd P;ic Gary Vance F. P�:arfell 60.00 60.00 75.00 97.25 127.50 116.50 122.00 133.00 127.50 122.00 llz.5o 67.50 109,00 l09.00 166.76 100.76 �+7.63 117.Og 64.12 91.60 119.52 91.60 119.50 lzl.z9 105.16 � llecember 15, 1947 Verified Claims, Continued E . Ome stad Gertrude Renner ?!�. J . Sah7. F. Sewall Bill Stintzi J. C. Utton Ed ''�erner C. C. t'��olford I�art ha L . ��`7ylie American Printing Co. Brookside Hardware 2�rs. 1�`yrtle Frey Count;� of Hennepin Lyle Signs, Inc. City of �inneapolis A%iorton Salt Company I�4ti' National Bank, b�ipls. F�Vm. i�+. Pascoe Petroleum Service Co. Pockrandt Lumber & Fuel Co. ��osholt Equipment Co. Shursen �gency Standard Oil Co. z'�illiams Haraware Co. 117.08 97.25 122.19 116.22 70.13 z5o.0o 8.40 112.50 66.00 29.10 1.02 30.00 1�0 . 50 42.96 2,499.99 65.40 8.36 1.00 1.40 51.20 5.80 g49.28 73.60 55.46 Y�. b�. Pascoe Al Runde E . Sewall Jerry Sewall Gunnar Stromer Ira �:. Vraalstad J. S. r-lilliams Walter Jungblut American Linen Co. Brookside Drug Store Dahlberg Brothers, Inc. Glenwood Inglewood Co. Landers, Norblom, Christenson P,%;pls. Gas Light Company N��ti' F3e11 Telephone Co. Paper, Calmenson & Co. n n t� Karl T��. Pleissner, P��`. D. H. �. Rogers Co. St. Louis Park Dispatch n n n t� ?�resterdahl Hardware n n 105.10 45.80 139.90 103.33 139.50 145.11 105.00 12z.76 5.4� .50 2b3.91 .60 Co., 123.10 50.00 57.94 6z.14 4.75 16.00 i51.00 7.20 23.40 t+2.50 1.00 Ordinance No. 286 Qn motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the following Ordinance was adopted by unanimous vote of the Council. OFcDIN�TCE N0. 2$6 AN GRDINt1NCE i`�GULATING THE USE AND DISCHARGE OF FIREf�RI+�1S AND �IR RI�S ?'dITHIN THE VILL�IGE OF ST . LOUIS PARK The Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park do ordain as follows: Section l. �:o person shall shoot or discharge any firearm or air rifle within the corporate l�mits of the Village of ;t. Louis Park except as follows; (a) Yersons duly autriorized to act as law enforcement officers, or members of military forces of the United States or the State of P�ri.nnesota in the discharge of their duties; (b) �ersons engaged in target shooting, with inanirnate objects as targets, within a building or structure safely enclosed where the sound of the shooting or discharge will not be a nuisance to persons occupying adjacent property; (c) Persons engaged in target or trap shooting on target or trap shooting ranges licensed as such by the�Village Council as herein- after provided; � (d) Persons acting in self-defense when the use of firearms for that purpose would not be unlawful under the laws of the State of ?<finne sota; � � "(e) For the destruction of diseased, irijured or dangerous birds, " animals or reptiles by persons specifically authorized to do so by ' the Chief of Police, the �resi�ent of the Villa�e Council, or the Village Council. ` Section 2. The Village Council ma.y license the use of firearms and air rifTes for target shooting and trap shooting at any suitable place within the Vill`age upon application of the owner or occupant of the premises to be licensed and payment of a license fee of �2.00 per year. All such licenses shal�l expire on December 31 of the year in which granted. No such license sha11 be granted until the Chief of Police anci the Village Council shall be satisfied that tar�et shooting or trap shooting at the place to be licensed vrill not be a hazard to persons or ani•nals on the licensed property or adjacent premises, and no such license shall be granted with respect to a place Nrithin a safe distance of a public street nor any place where the sound of the shoot- ing will be a nuisance to the residents of land in the vicinity. IvTo firearm � llecember 15, 1947 Ordinance No. 2�6, Continued or air rifle shooting a single projectile shall be discharged at any time at an elevation in excess of ten (lOj d�grees from the horizontal or at any aerial target. In grantinG such a license the Village Council rr�.y prescribe the hours during which shooting will be permitted and the caliber of rifles or other firearms which may be used. Any such license may be terminated by the Village Council at any time after reasonable notice to the licensee and hearing, if the Village Council shall find that any provision of the license has been violated or that use of the target or trap shooting range has become hazardous to any persons or animals or a nuisance. �� 58ction 3. The President of the Village Council and the Chief of Folice ! may grant a perrni.t to any person on application for the use of appropriate ' firearms or air rifles for destruction of a diseased, dangerous or injured ' animal, but no such �rmit shall be valid for longer than twenty-four (21�) hours after given. Section !�. Nothing in this ordinance shall authorize the use of any firearm or air rifle in a manner which vrill endanger any human being or property, and no permit or license granted hereunder shall in any way relieve the person acting thereunder from civil liability for any damage resulting from such use of any firearm or air rifle. Section 5. Any person who shall violate any provision of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not more than One Hundred Dollars (:�1U0.00) or imprisonment not exceeding ninety (90) days. Section 6. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication. Dog Problems Mss. Goldie Carlson, 5500 �':innetonka Boulevard was present and appealed to the Village Council to do something about the dog situation in St. I,�uis Park. She said that her eight year old daughter Patty had been attacked by a dog in front of 5600 P�innetonka �oulevard while she was on her way to school. �Tr. Harry E. ��ttwood, 2921� �enwood Avenue who saw the attack was also present and requested action by the Council on three counts - l. That the provisions of the Grdinance concerning dogs be enforced, 2. Tha.t maintenance of records on licensed dogs be improved. 3. That a dog catcher be employed to control the situation. The rrincipals of the grade schools and i�::iss ��,'thel Baston spoke about the large number of dogs which are allowed to roam the school grounds and often molest the school children. President Erickson explained at length the attempts made to get a dog catcher and other means that have been employed to control the dog situation. Trustee Bolmgren went on record as being in favor of employing a dog catcher even if it ��ere necessary to pa.y hi.m =;y5.00 for every dog he picked up; also that it may be necessary to increase the license fee. Gn motion of 'I'rustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the r�atter of dog care was reierred to the Corr�nittee of the u,'hole for definite action, by un- animous vote of the Council. ._.. ' Petition Against Commercializino Yroperty (�djacent to Vernon & l�2nd) A petition from Lawrence Ohl, 1F1 0 Utica �venue and others against the co;7unercializing property adjacent to Vernon Avenue and l�2nd Street was read and ordered filed. Construction of Steps Ordered On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Village �ngineer was instructed to construct steps in front of Felber�s home on t�xford Street up from street to sidewalk, by unanimous vote of the Council. Request for On-�ale Liquor License On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee BoLngren, the letter from I�Ticholas B. Fhillips, dated :�ecember 10, 1947, asking for an on-sale lia�uor license for Lilac Lanes Cafe was read and ordered filed. � � � December 15, 1947 PETITIGNS On motion of Trustee Ferkins, seconded by Trustee Bolrigren, - the follow- ing petitions were read and referred to the Village Engineer and Co�runittee Chairmen for checking and recomnienda.tions, by unaniu�us vote of the Council: Fetition of Joseph H. Stock, 3117 Kentucky Avenue and others, dated Alovember 22, 191�7, for grading of alley between Jersey and Kentucky Avenues, and 31st Street and 32nd Street. Petition of Joseph H. Stock, 3117 Kentucky Avenue and others for the grading of I{entucky Avenue from � 31st Street to 32nd Street, dated November 22, 191+7. Petition of Adolph Fine and others, dated December y �, 1947, for the construction of sidewalk on both �� sides of Florida �,venue from 27th Street to 2gth St. Petition of :�obert G. :'ifield, 3617 Quebec Aventze, �.�,�� dated T�Tovember 21�, 1947, for the construction of sidewalk on the East side of �uebec Avenue from y°;alker 5treet to Highway No. 7 Service Road. Petition of Joseph H. Stock, 3117 Kentucky t�venue, �� dated November 22, 19�.7, for the construction o� � sidewalk on both sides of Kentucky r�venue from 31st Street to 32nd Street. Petition of Fine Realty Company, signed by Harold Rosenbloom, Secretary, for the construction of � �� sanitary sewer in Lake Street from Brunswiick Avenue to 3t�t h Street , Fetition of :�ine Pealty Company, signed by Harold g Rosenbloom, Secretary, for the construction of 1 sanitary sewer in 34th Street between Lake Street and � Brunswick Avenue. � Fetition of Robert G. Fifield, 3617 2uebec Avenue �.� and others for grading of alley in Block 315, Re- arranL;ement of St. Louis Park. Special Permit - Double Bungalow On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bo7.mgren, the Building Inspector was authorized to issue a special permi� to Clarence Bros to erect a double bungalow on Lots 6 and 7, Block 8, Lenox Addition; provided that the required setback be maintained on Minnetonka Boulevard and the main portion of the house facing on Kentucky Avenue have a setba.ck the sa_me as other houses on that r"ivenue, allowing only the small ell to project be�rond the setback line about 5 feet. ;�otion was approved by unanimous vote of the Council. Bingo - t1 letter dated �ecember 2, 19�.7 and signed by Carroll F. I�'elloy, Secre- tary of the I�`:en�s Club of the Holy Family Parish, Church of the Holy Family, requesting permission to play Bingo in the basement of the parish church on the following dates, was read and no action taken: January 6, 13, 20, 27; Febru- ary 3 and 10; �arch 30; April 6, 13 20, 27; P`ay 1�, 11, 18, 25; and June 1, g, 15, zz, 29. Justice of Peace Report of Fines Justice of Peace, N. +'�'. Joubert�s report of fines for period beginning October 23, 1947 and ending December /�, 1947 vaas read and ordered filed, Road Completion Time :�.tended Huntin�ton jv�,00ds Gn motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the time for completion of roads in Huntington r'aoods was extended to June l, 191.r.g, and the amount of performance bond reduced to �p500.00, as requested by Douglas i�ees in his letter dated �ecember 2, 19�.7. ��otion was passed by unanimous vote of Coun- cilmen present. �ermission to Place Pole On m�tion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bol�;ren, the Northern States Power Company was granted permission to place a pole on Brownlow Avenue and 2nd Street I�t�1, by unanimous vote of the Council. Hearing Date Set - Two-Family Dwelling On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, January 19th, � — December 15, 1947 Hearing Date Set - Two-Family Dwelling, Cont�d. 19� was set as date of hearing on the request of A. �J. Hammerlund for permis- sion to erect a two-fa.mily dwelling on Lots 10 and 11, Block 319, Rearrange- ment of St. Louis Park. T��iotion was passed by unanimous vote of the Council. Scavenger License On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by ^lrustee Bolm�ren, the follow- ing application for 191r.$ license was approved, and the President and Clerk were authorized to issue license to expire December 31, 194$, by unanimous vote of the council, subject to the Health Inspector's approval. �CAV�NG�� LIG�PJSE, Elwyn �.,;zillia.rns and —� Clarence G. Hecht, DBA Suburban Cesspool � Service, 9620 idicollet Avenue, �`i.nneapolis, i �:iinne sota. Village r,mployees� Checks On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the President and Clerk were authorized to issue the Village ��ployees� �ecember 31, 1947 salary checks one week early, on December 23, 1947, so that they may be used for Christmas. Liotion ti�vas passed by unanimaus vote oi the Council. Ordinance Gn motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following Ordinance �.s adopted by unanimous vote of the Council: OtZDItdAN� N0. 2g7 AIv ORI�INANCL A2��NDIR'G ORDII'1A1�CE NG. 67 �LATIIV'G TO SALF: OF NON-Iiv'PDXICATING b:ALT SEV"�;RAGES The Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park do ordain as fo7_lows: Section l. Section 3 of Grdinance No. 67 of the Village of 5t. Louis Park entitled ��An Qrdinance �elating to trie Sale of T�on-intoxicating h5alt Bever- ages��, adopted %'�arch 31, 1933, as heretofore amended, is hereby further amended to read as follows: "Section 3. The annual license fee for �on-sale� licenses shall be :�100.00, and for �off-Sa.let licenses shall be �5.00, provided, however, that the Village Council may issue special ion-sale� licenses to regularly established and bona fide veterans organizations, clubs and fraternal and charitable societies not engaged in the regular com- mercial sale to the public of non-intoxicating malt bev- erages and not organized for profit, and no pa.rt of the profits of the operations of which inure to the benefit of any iridividual members, for an annual license fee of �10.00.�� Section 2. This ordinance sha.11 take effect from and after its publication. Trustee Jorvig Trustee Jorvig left the meeting at this time - 10:30 P. I��. Sidewalk drders No bids were received for the sidetiti�a.lk orders advertised for todays sale. �Gn motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the Presic�ent and Clerk were authorized to issue the warrants at a 4� interest rate, and sell them to individuals who may inquire. T�,�otion was passed by unanimous vote of the Council P�:embers present. Resolution � Bids for purchase of Certificates of Indebtedness for water main cons- truction aggregating �123,(700.U� described i.n the following resolution were opened and read. On inotion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all members of the Council present: RF,SGLL'TION PROVIDING FOR A�`r�ARD AND SI,LE OF' CERTIFIC�T�S OF INDEBT�DNESS �:',�R�,AS, pursuant to resolution of the Village Council adopted October 20, 191�7, for issuance of Certificates of Indebtedness for water main construction, �� December l5, 19t�7 Resolution-Aw�.rd & Sale, C. of I., Cont�d, t�;o weeks� published notice has been given that the Villa.ge Council would open and consider bids at the present meeting for Certificates of Indebtedness aggregatin� ��123,G00.00, and the Village Council has met at the time and place specified in said notice and has opened and considered the following bids: Allison .'ailliams Compa.ny & Associates - 2-3�1�� interest plus �492.00 premium Kalman & Company - 2-3�1� interest plu.s premium of �154•9g therefore, BE IT �EESOLVED, by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park that said bid of �]..lison-.'Tilliams Company & l�ssociates is hereby deemed most favorable and is hereby accepted, and the President and Clerk of the Village are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver Certificates of Indebt- edness of the Village of St. Louis Park in the aggregate sum of ;�123,0�0.00 issued to finance construction of water ma,ins as authorized by said resolution of Gctober-20, 19t�7, said certificates to bear interest at the rate of 2-3��. per cent per annum payable sem,i-annually and to be delivered upon payment to the Village Treasurer of the face amount thereof and accrued interest plus a premium of �492.00 in consideration therefor, and the President and Clerk are authorized to execute the purchase agreement submitted by the bidder and to furnish the printed Certificates and opinion of ;:,iessrs. Dorsey, Colma.n, F3arker, Scott & Barber of Minneap�lis certifying to the validity thereof, dates of issuance and ma.turity are to be moaified to Dec. 15, as specified in amending resolution Resolution adopted 27th, 1947. Bids for �treet Improvement Orders aggregating :�30,000.00 described in the following resolution were opened and read. Gn motion of Trustee Bol.mgren, seconded by Trustee Ferkins, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all members of the Council present. ?�ESOLUTIGN rCi?Z ISSUAN� Ai�1D �;':'ARD OF STI-�ET I�'PROVELr�NT GRDERS �'JHEREAS, the Village Council has heretofore duly adopted resolutions assessing the cost of the follotiving street improvements in said Village, and the Village Treasurer�s notice of said assessments has been duly published more than thirty days prior hereto: � IftFPROVEIu�NT ��iOUNT AiO. LOCATION AS�SS�D L-3g 'Lartha.n Avenue from 39th Street to Cambridge St. � 52g.00 ��-27 Vernon Avenue frorn 2gth St. to P�'innetonka Blvd. 1,233.b5 N-2$ 1{env�ood Avenue from 28th Street to 29th Street 1,096.20 r��:-32 Brunsv�ick Avenue from :�celsior �ve. to i;i. A;. & S. Ry. ��'-35 Brook Lane from Brookside l�ve. to South 500 feet T.'_-66 r.ast and :�est �lley, Block 3, Latham� s�:�:innetonka Boulevard ^lract �.-6'� - �,ast and ';;est Alley, Block �., Latham� s P::innetonka F3oulevard Tract r;i-37 Brov�nlow Ave . from ist St . N;"1 to 2nd St . T�'�d h��-39 Florida Ave, from 27th St. to 2gth St. Ni-1�0 Gttawa Avenue from �:orningside Road to Littel St. h�. 41 Ida.ho Avenue irom 2£.?th Street to 29th Street �=-43 Colorado Ave, from LZinnetonka Blvd. to 2gth St. P�:-l�5 Rhode Island Ave. from Division St. to Hghy. j�7 P,'-46 Jersey Ave. from 22nd St. to Cedar Lake Road iVi-1�7 Kentucky Ave . fronl 22nd St . to Cedar Lake Road Pd: 4� Nevada Ave. from r�'innetonka Blvd. to 31st St. 2�L-49 �;'=aryland Ave. from I.,`innetonka Blvd. to 31st St. Ai-50 2�th St. from Jordan Road to '�ast 1900 feet T:�'-53 l�lley in Block 7, Park ?:`anor P��-54 :�lley in Block 8, r��rk P�`�anor ��=-55 Alley in Block 9, Park P°anor P��-56 Alley in Block l�, Pa.rk i��anor i!'1-59 Alley in Block 3, Lenox R:-60 l�lley in Block 7, Lenox P:r�-61 �,lley in Block 8, Lenox I�:-62 Alley in Block 11, The Bronx 1,601.60 b3U .00 272.16 272.16 686.00 1,776.00 l,z6o.00 1, 51�1.00 2,207.00 1,152.�0 �g0.00 l, O8f3 . 00 971.00 1,z13.75 2,g41.35 �+73 . 60 b51.75 651.75 592.00 321.03 5g7.00 3�6.76 177.90 December 15, 19�7 Resolution for Issuance and Award of Street Improvement Orders, Cont�d. I��rPRC�ii�.��Iv�T �lOUNT N0. LOCATION ASSTSS�D �L-b3 - �:�-6i� .�,:-6 5 and, nlley in Block 12, The 3ronx �lle�T in Block 13, I'ne Bronx ;lley across Lots 16 and 17, Nor�valdo Total ;> 249.06 711.60 26/�.00 :�27,30�.62 �� i '.�.;i��AS, pursuant to resolution of the Vill�.ge Council adopted P;overnber 21�, 191�7, a two weeks� published notice has been given that the Village Council would open and consider bids at this present meeting for Street Improvement Orders in a siun which was then anticipated would be <�30,000.00, and the Council has met at the time and place specified in said notice and has opened and considered the following bids: Ka7_m�.n & Company - 3;o interest plus :;n31.00 premium �'111ison-T:illiams Company and Associates - 2�;'o plus no premium therefore, R� IT i3::�SCLVED by the Villdge Council of the Village of St. Louis Park that said bid of Allison-�';illiams Cornpany and Associates is hereby deemed to be most favorable and is hereby accepted, and the President and Clerk of the Vil- lage are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver said improvement orders of the Village of St. Louis Park in the aggregate sum of :p�27,000.00 to finance the above described Street Improverrient Orders, said orders to be issued in denominations of =�1,000.00 each with interest at 2-1�1�� per annum payable semi-annually dated January 15, 194g, with maturities as follows: ,; ...,, �.Tos. 1 to 9 inclusive for y�1,00U.00 each clated January 15, 19l.�9 i P?os. 10 to l� inclusive for �p1,000.00 each dated January 15, 1950 � Nos. 19 to 27 inclusive for :�1,000.00 each dated January 15, 1951 said orciers to be in the form prescribed by said resolution of I��ovember 21+, 1y47, to be executed by the Pr�sident and Clerk and delivered upon receipt of the face amount and accrued interest, and B�� IT FURT��R �SOLVED that the President and Clerk be hereb3T authorized to execute the purchase agreement submitted by the bidder modified to provide for issuance of orders in the aggregate sum of �27,000.00 i.nstead of �30,000.00, which reduction was consented to by the bidder. BE IT FURT:-IEi. �SOLVED that mf the said :jp27,30g.62 assessed there rema.ins unpaid the sum of �27,26$.62 before penalt�r is added. Resolution Bids for purchase of Certificates of Indebtedness for curb �.nd gutter construction aggregating :;�10,000.00 were opened and read. Cn motion of Trustee �olmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the follotiving resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all members of the Council present: �SCLUTIOIV PRGVIDIAIG FCR A'.'J�'�D AND SALE OF CEftTIFICATES GF InTDE BTEllNESS FOR CURB t�bD GUTTLR CCTISTRUCTION ° i`T;;E:�AS, pursuant to resolution of the Village Council adopted D?ovember 21�, 1947, for issuance of Certificates of Indebtedness for curb and gutter cons- truction, two weeks� published notice has been given that the Vi1la.ge Council worzld open and consider bids at this present meeting for Certificates of Indebted- ness aggregating :�10,000.00, and the Village Council has met at the time and pla.ce specified in said notice and has opened and considered the following bids: Allison--:;iilliams Company and Asaociates - 2-l�l�� - no premium I:alman & Company - 3� plus premiwn of .�11.00 therefore� B�; IT R�,SOLV'�D by the Villa�e Council of the Villa�e of St. Louis P�rk December 15, 1947 Resolution Providing ior �ward and Sale of Certificates of Indebtedness for Curb and Gutter Construction, Continued: that said bid of Allison-;-.illiams Compan� and Associates is hereby deemed most favorable and is hereby accepted, and the �resident and Clerk of the Village are hereby authorized and directed to execute and deliver Certificates of Indebted- ness .oi the Village of St. Louis Park in the aggregate stam of �;p10,000.�0 issued to f�r_ance construction of curb and gutter as authorized by said resolution of R?ovember 2i�, 191�7, said certificates to bear interest at the rate of 2-1/!�% per annum payable semi-annually and to be delivered upon payment to the Village Treasurer of the face amount thereof and accrued interest in consideration therefor, and the President and Clerk are authorized to execute purchase agree- ment submitted by the bidder and to furnish the printed certificates together with certifying opinion of i�:essrs. Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &$arber. P��eetin�:�d journed The meeting was adjourned by Fresident Erickson at 10:55 P• �"• �� _ . �resia�nt of the Village Council iil ty�l i J� H JUSTAD V a�e Clerk SPE CIAL 2v�ET ING - DE G�"�'.I�,�t2 22 a 1947 � meeting of the Village Council was called to order by President Erickson at 8:20 F. t�., nrith the following Councilmen presen� at roll call: Trustee Bolmgren Trustee Jorvig Trustee Perkins Clerk Justad President Erickson Hearing Abandoned On motion of Trustee Perkins, the hearing set for this date on the rezon- ing of Lot l, and Lot K, Block 1, Highwood Tract, Lake Fores� Addition, frora Commercial L'se to Residential Use was abandoned by unanimous vote of the Council. Hearing Date Set - Rezoning On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, February 2, 191�8 was set as date of-hearing on the rezoning of Lot l, and Lot K, Block l, Hi�hwood Tract, Lake Forest Addition, from Commercial Use to Residential L�se, by unanimous vote of the Council. Verified Cla.im.s pn motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the iollotiving verified claims were approved, and the President and Clerk v�ere authorized to issue warrants for same, by the following roll call vote: Trustee �olmgren, Yea; Trustee Jorvig, Yea; Trustee Perkins, Yea; �lerk Justad, Yea; Fresident �rickson, Yea: �ti�orten Arneson 2.00 Delegard Tool Company L�.�5 �rQ �T-Cc�Lx�anT�arker., S+c�a+�t ��v� �� Ra.lph xFV. Green 9.22 Hobart Brothers Sales �C Service 4./�0 r� ri ri ti 10 Lr.O Landers, Norblom, Christenson John Leslie Fuel Co. The L�"anson Co., Incorporated b,�iller-Davis Company rt n a ti !1 tl �� „ �'ueller Company N. S. Power Company 11 ti tl 11 Ellida C. Parchem zz.61 131�.00 31.60 106.53 28.50 64.93 t+6.95 9.�7 5.35 l, 576 , 26 60.00 �adger �d�eter R�`:fg. Compan�r 3.� Clarence A. Dirksen 9.22 Fowler Electric Co. 15.00 Goodwin Joss Laboratories 26.00 R. F. Gustke 9.21 Home C)wners � Loan Corporation 11�.81� Intern�,tional Susiness I.:achine r, +� Company 302 .1� n n n 20.1.�.7- r��hn. H. �fc Coy 27.00 �anneapolis � Gas "Light Co. 1.10 h,:inn. Fire .F�xtinguisher Co. 11,50 �iinnesota Tree Service 380.�0 i��orton Salt Co. 53.90 National Soap & Chemical Co. 5.76 I�Torthern ?',rater Treating Co. 7,90 Paper, Calmenson & Co. 173.54 Fhelps-�rake Co. 20.00