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REGULAR MEETING - MAY 3, 1948 '
A meeting of the Village Council was called to order by 0. B. Erickson,
President of the Village Council at 8:35 P. M., with the following Councilmen
present at roll call: .
Trustee Jorvig Trustee Perkins
Clerk Justad President Erickson
Verified Claims
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following
verified claims were approved, and the President and Clerk were authorized to
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issue warrants for same, by the following roll call vote: Trustee Jorvig, Yea;
Trustee Perkins, Yea; President Erickson, Yea; Clerk Justad, Yea;
• Joseph Justad 200.00 Ellida C. Parchem 92.50
C. L. Dickinson 75.00 . James R. Dahl 119.00
Carl Iverson 132.00 Andy Nelson 150.00
F. J. Senander 137.50 Robert D. Standal 119.00
Robert M. Sorensen 129.00 Dan Whalen 126.50
Irwin Freeland 132.00 George Gibson 137.50
Donald Glassing 119.00 Truman Hedwall 129.00
Clyde Johnson 119.00 L. M. Johnson 132.00
Omar Mc Gary 124.00 Kurt Scheibe 137.50
C. M. Williams 150.00 Peter Stienstra 150.00
Edwin Gilbert 122.50 C. C. Wolford 122.50
J. A. Werner 137.50 Beverly Johnson 80.00
A. Anderson 110.00 John Balich 180.40
Alberta Bateman 54.00 . Helen L. Bradley, DBA
J. W. Brockman 110.00 Suburban Sanitary Drayage
John H. Connery 110.00 Company 3,003.00
R. B. Connery 136.50 Rose B. Crowley 75.00
Elsie Dahlstrom 51.85 A. Donahue 123.20
Earl H. Duemke 28.12 Mary E. Dunkum 54.00
C. H. Farmer 266.93 .E.. Ferch 114.40
H. Frieborg 127.50 George Gibson 48.00
H. Girard 133.02 Eva S. Giaves 21.00
Alfred Hay 65.00 W. C. Henderson 35.00
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Alvera Johnson 91.00 Frances M. Johnson 30.00
J. 0. Johnson 166.43 K. Johnson 150.00
C. Jones 110.00 .W.. Jungblut 110.00
Mildred Kadlec 27.50 Frederick G. Kaefer 42.00
Maynard Kays 161.00 Gladys Lamb 78.00
R. Lea 114.40 C. Lindgren 120.25
0. R. Mc Gary 114.40 Eunice Malmgren 61.50
Vance Marfell 114.40 Donald Murphy 82.50 ,
E. Omestad 110.00 W. M. Pascoe 110.00
Lorraine Plaisted 28.50 " " It 6.16
Ethel E. Reed 66.00 Emeline Renner 27.00
Gertrude Renner 8.61 C. F. Rihl 246.90
II II 107.25 W. J. Sahl 114,40
Ruth M. Schlong 69.00 L. Senander 88.75
F. Sewall 110.00 . Peter Stienstra 37.80
Gunnar Stromer • 132.00 Everett Taylor 110.00
II it 172.50 Ruth D. Trondson 42.00
Jeanette S. Tyler 75.00 J. C. Utton 250.00
Ira M.Vraalstad 150.00 Lowell E. Welke 85.63
" " " 4.90 Ed Werner 18.50
J. S. Williams 115.00 Wm. Williams 105.00
Gertrude Whitstine 60.00 Martha L. Wylie 66.00
Burgess Publishing Co. 101.00 Crane Office & School Supply
Dahlberg Brothers, Inc. 10.75 Company .8.40III
Dahlberg Brothers, Inc. 50.00 Fadden Pump & Equipment Co.3,262.96
Dahlberg Brothers, Inc. 8.54 Franklin Co-op. Cry. Assn. 6.00
.J. V. Gleason 82.99 _ " It " It " 6.00
it „ „ 129.65 „ „ „ It „ 6.00
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II II n 85.14 " i, u " " 6.00
il ,I It 47.30 „ „ „ „ It 6.00
III, II 96.75 It „ It „ 6.00
• it II II 108.58 Hedberg Freidheim_& Co._ 32.55
it It I, 280.15 It it „ 1.55
it It it 98.04 Albert C . Jerome & M. P.
Landers, Norblom, Christenson 19.32 Johnson 107.56
Layne-Western Co. 3,330.47 Lumber Stores, Inc. 131.45
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Verified Claims, Cont'd.
Layne-Western Company 3,400.00 Lyle Signs, Incorporated 57.72
Miller-Davis Company 6.92 Treas. State of Minnesota 6,000.00
Northern States Power Co. 2.01 NW Nat'l. Bank, Mpls. 1,754.37
Paper, Calmenson & Co. 36.27 Peterson & Sharpe 26.12
Phelps-Drake Company 10,860.79 Pockrandt Lumber & Fuel Co. 28.60
it It It 505.60 H. A. Rogers Company 2.10
St. Louis Park Dispatch 11.40 II " " " 4.25
It tt It It 49.20 II tt It II 47.76
Service Equipment Mfg. Co. 32.80 " ft tt II 6.00
III Shell Oil Company 34.00 " n It
It Standard Oil Company 80.80 it " It II 6.00
Terry Excavating Co. 18.00 " IIIItt6.50
It II It 35.00 It II It It _ 1.44
Village of_St. Louis Park " It " If 6.50
Revenue Bond Sinking Fund 1,125.02 " " II ' '! 2.16
Western Underground Const. - ' '! It II '' 5.32
Co mpany 5,730.24 It It It II .70
H. A. Rogers Company 1.00 " " It II 1.56
It it tI It 8.19 _ .
Hearing - Water Main Extensions
As advertised in the St. Louis Park Dispatch, a hearing was had on proposed
water main extensions at the following locations:
Louisiana Avenue from Kentucky Avenue to West 32nd Street
Hampshire Avenue from Minnetonka Boulevard to West 29th Street
West 26th Street from Vernon Avenue to Xenwood Avenue
Xenwood Avenue from West 28th Street to West 27th Street
Colorado Avenue from Minnetonka Boulevard to West 27th Street
Quebec Avenue from Walker Street to West 24th Street •
Rhode Island Avenue from Walker Street to West 35th Street
West 44th Street from Dartt Avenue to Glenn Place '
Glenn Place from West 44th Street to South line of Lot 17,
Block 12, Browndale Park '
Webster Avenue from West 26th Street to 270 feet South of 26th
Street
Zarthan Avenue from Morningside Road to Well #6
Morningside Road from Brookside Avenue to Yosemite Avenue
Irving Johnson and Walter Segal appeared in favor of extension in Colorado
Avenue.from Minnetonka Boulevard to West 27th Street. A. H. Reid, N. H. Epstein
and G. S. Dycie appeared against the extension --- Mr. Epstein said Mr. Boling,
29th and Colorado Avenue was against the Colorado Avenue extension. According
to Irving Johnson, Forest Hanson and Hobin Johnson were in favor of same. M. E.
. Beighley, 4221 Zarthan Avenue and Mrs. M. Craft, 4211 Zarthan appeared against
the extension in Zarthan Avenue; suggesting that they run same to Yosemite Avenue.
Action on above proposed water main extensions was deferred to meeting
to be held on May 10, 1948.
' Ordinance for Rezoning Authorized
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the Village ,
Attorney was instructed to prepare the proper ordinance for rezoning the follow-
ing property, from Residential Use to Commercial Use:
Lots 16 and 17, Block 1; Lots 7, 8, 9, 18, 19,
Block 2, John A. Johnson' s Addition and an un-
platted area bounded as follows: Commencing at
the intersection of Dakota Avenue with Wayzata
Boulevard; thence South along the center line of
Dakota Avenue to the South line of Lot 9, Block
2, John A. Johnson's Addition extended West;
thence West .along said extended line and parallel
with Wayzata Boulevard, a distance of 1135 feet
West of the center line of Dakota Avenue; thence '
North to Wayzata Boulevard; .thence East along
the South line of Wayzata Boulevard to the point
of beginning.
Motion was passed by unanimous vote of Council Members present.
Special Building Permits - Two-family Dwellings
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the Building
Inspector was instructed to issue to M. 0. Anderson, special permits to construct
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Special Permits - Two-family Dwellings, Cont'd.
three (3) two-family dwellings on Lots 30, 31, 32, Block• 5, Meadowbrook Addition,
by unanimous vote of Council Members present.
Building Permit - Commercial Building
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, H. J. Currie was
granted a special permit to build his commercial building on Lot 14, Block 22,
Park Manor Addition with a 20 foot setback from front lot line. Motion was
passed by unanimous vote of Council Members present.
Licenses Approved
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following
applications for 1948 licenses were approved, and the President and Clerk were
authorized to issue licenses to expire December 31, 1948, by unanimous vote of
Councilmen present:
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B. F. Myers (Dairy Queen) Restaurant
Midwest Scavenger Co. _ • Scavenger
Body & Fender Shop
The matter of the Body and Fender Shop located at 9408 Frederick Avenue
was discussed with the owner, Paul C. Altringer. He asked the Council how long
he may stay there --- says he needs the business to raise his family. Claims
he has fixed cars for nearly everybody in the neighborhood, except T. Jorvig.
He said he would be out in 60 days.
Special Permit to Connect to Water Main
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, a special permit
was granted to James K. Seirup to run a copper tubing service connection from
the residence at 7840 West Lake Street along an easement on the West 10 feet of
Lot 16 and the Westerly 10 feet of the Northerly 50 feet of Lot 33, Block 155,
Rearrangement of St. Louis Park to supply water for the above house from the
Water Main on Cambridge Street, with the understanding that an assessment of
$250.00 will be paid when the permit is taken out; said assessment to be credited
to the future assessment for water main if and when it is constructed past this
property. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of Council Members present.
Plans & Specifications for Manhole
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the plans and
specifications for the manhole and sewer connection for depositing of scavenger
loads, to be located on the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Right of Way, just
West of Wooddale Avenue were approved, and the Clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for construction of same; bids to be opened May 24, 1948. Motion was
passed by unanimous vote of Council Members present.
Inside Boulevard - Dakota Avenue
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the inside
boulevard was set at 1 foot on both sides of Dakota Avenue from Minnetonka Blvd.
to 28th Street, by unanimous vote of Council Members present.
Grading - West 29th Street
' On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the Village
Engineer was instructed to grade to proper grade, West 29th Street from Edgewood
Avenue to Florida Avenue; work to be done by Village Street Department. Motion
was passed_by unanimous vote of Council Members present.
Surface 39th Street - France to Joppa
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the Street
Department was instructed to surface West 39th Street from France Avenue to
Joppa Avenue, and charge same to the Al Johnson Construction Company. Motion
was passed by unanimous vote of Councilmen present.
Police Report for April, 1948
The following Police Report for April, 1948 was read by President Erickson
and ordered placed on file: _
235 radio calls 127 arrests
4 warnings 5 aids
5 accidents 9 'phone calls
10,690 miles traveled
Fireman' s Convention
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins, two regular
firemen, two volunteer firemen and one member of the Village Council were author-
ized to attend the State Fireman' s Convention to be held at East Grand Forks,
Minnesota, June 14, 15, 16, 1948, with necessary expenses paid, by unanimous vote
of Councilmen present.
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May 3, 1948
Report of Fires for April, 1948 •
The following report of fires for April,' 1948 was read by Trustee Jorvig,
and ordered filed:
Buildings 3 •
Grass 111
First Aid 1
Drills 2
Emergency 3
False 1
Found Nothing 1
122
Total for'year as of April 30, 1948 - - - - - 188
TOTALS FOR THE YEAR -- •
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Buildings
Valuation $305,200.00 •
Insurance 248,950.00
Damage 3,415.00
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Contents
Valuation 84,400.00
Insurance 64,850.00
Damage 1,160.00
Fire School Expenses Authorized
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins,- the necessary
expenses for Firemen attending Fire School in St. Paul, May 3, 4, 5, 1948, were
approved by unanimous vote of Councilmen present.
Parking Problems - Brookside & Excelsior Blvd.
A letter dated May 3, 1948, from Philip K. Zorn, proprietor of the Lilac
Way Dairy Bar at Brookside Avenue and Excelsior Boulevard was read regarding the
parking problems in front of his store, and referred to President Erickson for
action.
Ordinance No. 299
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following
ordinance was adopted by unanimous vote of Council Members present:
ORDINANCE NO. 299 •
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING PARKING OF VEHICLES
ON THE PUBLIC STREETS AND PLACES OF THE
VILLAGE OF ST. LOUIS PARK _
The Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park do ordain as follows:
Section 1. No person shall stop, park, or leave standing any vehicle,
whether attended or unattended, upon the paved or improved or main travelled part
of any street or highway in this Village when it is practical to stop, park or
so leave such vehicle off such part of the street or highway, but in every event
a clear and unobstructed width of at least twenty (20) feet of such part of the
street or highway shall be left for the free passage of other vehicles, and a clear
view of such stopped vehicle shall be available for a distance of two hundred
(200) feet in each direction upon such street or highway.
Section 2. No person shall stop or park or leave a vehicle in a roadway
other than parallel with the edge of the roadway, headed in the direction of
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traffic, and with the curb-side wheels of the vehicle within twelve (12) inches
of the edge of the roadway, and not closer than four (4) feet to another vehicle
parked at the curb, except that upon those streets which have been marked or
signed for angle parking, vehicles shall be parked at the angle to the curb in-
dicated by such marks or signs,
Section 3. The driver of a vehicle intending to park at the curb of any
street at a place about to be vacated by another vehicle shall stop back of said
parking space and wait until said vehicle has vacated said parking space. The
person so desiring to park shall then move his vehicle to a place immediately in
front of said parking space and back into it, and the driver of any other
vehicle approaching from the rear shall yield the right of way to such person for
the purpose of parking at said parking space. In case there is no one in position
immediately in front of said parking space prepared to back into it, and said
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Ordinance No. 299, Cont'd.
parking space is large enough to permit it, the driver of an approaching
vehicle may head into said parking space without backing.
Section 4. When the weight or bulk of a load necessitates loading or un-
loading a vehicle in a position backed up to the curb, such vehicle may be
backed up to the curb for the purpose of loading or unloading, but only for a
period of time necessary to so load or unload said vehicle, and no vehicle shall
be backed up to a curb and remain in such position except as in this section
authorized.
Section 5. No person driving or in charge of a motor vehicle shall permit
it to stand unattended on a grade without effectively setting the brake thereon
and turning the front wheels to the curb or side of the highway.
Section 6. Every person leaving a motor vehicle on a public street or
highway shall lock the ignition, remove the key and take the same with him.
Section 7. Existing signs which have been posted by the Village Council
or the Chief of Police regulating parking of vehicles shall be recognized as
properly placed under this ordinance until changed by proper direction of the
Village Council.
Section 8. No person shall stop, park, or leave standing any vehicle on
any street or highway in this Village in front of the entrance to or exit from
any theater, dance hall, church, hospital, school, or any hotel having twenty-
five or more rooms, for the full width of such entrance or exit during the hours
that such buildings are in use by the public.
Section 9. The owner of any such building used for said purposes shall
cause to be placed at such entrance or exit one hour before such building is
opened to public use proper, adequate and visible signs subject to the approval
of the Police Department, giving notice to the public of their hours of use of
such building. Such signs shall be removed when such use by the building ceases.
Section 10. Vehicles other than trucks shall not be parked in public
alleys, and trucks shall not be so parked for a longer period of time than is
necessary to load or unload commodities, and then not to exceed thirty (30)
minutes. -
Section 11. A vehicle may be brought to a stop on the left 'side of a high-
way in one-way streets.
Section 12. No person shall stop, park or leave standing a vehicle,
whether attended or unattended, except in compliance with the directions of a
police officer or traffic control device in any of the following places:
(a) In front of a public or private driveway or within five feet of the
intersection of any public or private alley with any highway.
(b) Within an intersection.
(c) Within ten feet of a fire hydrant.
(d) On a crosswalk.
(e) Within twenty feet of a crosswalk at an intersection.
(f) Within thirty feet upon the approach of any flashing beacon, stop
sign, traffic control signal or school sign at the side of a roadway.
(g) Within fifty feet of the nearest rail of a railroad 'crossing.
(h) Within twenty feet of the driveway entrance to any fire station or
on the side of the street opposite the entrance to any fire station within
seventy-five (75) feet of said entrance.
(i) Along the curb adjacent to any public school property from 8 o'clock
A. M. to 4 o'clock P. M. on days when school is in session.
(j) Upon any bridge or approach or other elevated structure upon any
highway or street.
(k) At any place designated as a no parking zone or for longer than the
time permitted in a limited time parking zone by the Village Council where signs
are posted indicating the no parking or limited time parking zone.
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Ordinance No. 299, Cont'd.
(1) In a private driveway or on other private property without permission
of the owner.
Section 13. The Village Council may designate no parking or limited
time parking zones by the resolution setting forth the location of the zone,
and in the case of a limited time parking zone, the time limit imposed. The
Chief of Police shall post signs at locations so designated which shall either
indicate, in accordance with the resolution, •a no parking zone or the specified
time limit for parking, and if there is a concrete curb, the curb shall be
painted yellow at the designated parking zone.
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Section 14. Words and terms used in this ordinance shall be defined in
accordance thereof set forth in Section 169.01 Minnesota Statutes.
Section 15. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and
after its publication.
Bonds Approved
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following
bonds were approved by unanimous vote of Council Members present:
HEATING LICENSE BOND with Sigwald Engineer-
ing Company as principal, and Standard
Accident Insurance Company as surety, dated
April 26, 1948, in the amount of $1,000.00.
PLUMBING LICENSE BOND with Lloyd Burns, DBA
Burns Plumbing & Heating Company as principal,
and The Aetna Casualty and Surety Company as
surety, dated April 12, 1948, in the amount
of $4,000.00.
SIDEWALK OR CURB AND GUTTER CONSTRUCTION
BOND of Arthur E. Snyder and Morris Trach,
dated April 28, 1948, in the amount of
$500.00.
Petition - Grading P-173
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the petition of
• Arthur A. Paquay,• 1646 Hampshire Avenue and others, dated May 3, 1948, for the
• grading and graveling of EIGHTEENTH STREET FROM LOUISIANA AVENUE TO -HAMPSHIRE
- AVENUE, was referred to the Village Engineer and Street Department Committee chair-
▪ man for checking and recommendation, by unanimous vote of Councilmen. present.
• Petition - Curb and Gutter P-171
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the petition
- signed by Albert Shave, 2721 Joppa Avenue and others', dated April 26, 1948, for
- the construction- of curb and gutter adjacent to Lots 10 and 11, Block 4, Cedar-
hurst Addition, was referred to the Village Engineer and Chairman of the Street
Department Committee, for checking and recommendation, by unanimous vote of
Council Members present.
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' Petition for Grading P-174 •
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the petition of
- Roy E. and Margaret M. Larson, 7800 Cambridge Street and others, dated May 3,
• 1948, for grading and graveling CAMBRIDGE STREET FROM WEST LAKE STREET TO TEXAS
• AVENUE, was referred to the Village Engineer and Chairman of the Street Depart-
ment Committee, by unanimous vote of Councilmen present.
Petition for Water Main P-178
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the petition of
Robert W. Gregerson, 7524 South Street and others, dated May 3, 1948, for the
construction of water mains in South• Street between Nevada Avenue and Pennsyl-
vania Avenue, was referred to the Village Engineer and Water Department Committee
• Chairman for checking and recommendation, by unanimous vote of Council Members
present.
Petition - Curb and Gutter P-179
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the petition
signed by Robert G. Fifield, and others, dated May 3, 1948, for the construction
of curb and gutter on the EAST SIDE OF QUEBEC AVENUE FROM WALKER STREET TO NORTH
SERVICE DRIVE, HIGHWAY NO. 7, was referred to the Village Engineer and Street
Department Committee Chairman foe checking and recommendation, by unanimous vote
of Councilmen present.
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Estimates Approved
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the follow-
ing Estimates of contract work in progress as presented by the Village Engineer,
J. C. Utton was approved, and the President and Clerk were authorized to issue
warrants covering same, by unanimous vote of Councilmen present.
ESTIMATE NO. 10
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Equipment Contract, Wells
No. 4 and No. 5
Fadden Pump and Equipment Company, Contractors
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Estimates #1 to #9 incl. previously rendered $24,375.60
2 - 8". swing check valve without side weight lever)
2 - 10" base elbows )
1 - consolidated electric pressure governor ) 650.60
1 - steel surge tank well #5 )
150 - 7/8" x 4" machine bolts with hex nuts ) 3,188.17
TOTAL $28,214.37
Less 15% $4,232.15
Less Estimate #1 2,397.60
Less Estimate #2 1,464.67
Less Estimate #3 6,674.48
Less Estimate #4 1,243.74
Less Estimate #5 4,319.33
Less Estimate #6 1,560.09
Less Estimate #7 1,436.82
Less Estimate #8 1,313.92
Less Estimate #9 308.61 24,951.41.
Balance due --- 3,262.96
ESTIMATE NO. 4
Sanitary Sewers - Job 2-B
WESTERN UNDERGROUND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, CONTRACTORS
75 L. F. 9" V.C.P. 8' - 10' deep, complete in place @ 4.40 per LF $ J330.00
265 L. F. 9" V.C.P. 10!, - 12' " n " " @ 4.60 " " _ 1,219.00
445 L. F. 9" V.C.P. 12' - 14! " " " @ 5.25 " " 2,336.25
1,00 L. F. 9" V.C.P. 14! - 16' '! " " " @ 7.00 " " 700.00
20 6" on 9"_Ys it " " @ 2.50 each_ 50.00
20 6" 1/8 bends " " " @ 1.50 " 30.00
300 L. F. 6" house connections " " " @ 1.90 per LF 570.00
2 Manholes, 0' - 8' deep '! " " @ 150.00 each 300.00
9 L. F. extra depth manhole " " " @ 20.00 per LF 180.00
Materials on Job Only
268 L. F. 6" V.C.P. @ .27 per LF 72.36
5,090 L. F. 9" V.C.P. @ .47 " " 2,392.30
115 6" on 9" Ys @ 2.13 each _ 244.95
91 6" 1/8,bends @ 1.10 " 100.10
300 Manhole steps @ .65 " 195.00
93 " frames and covers @ 29.00 " 2,697.00
TOTAL $11,416.96
Less 20% $ 2,283.39
Less Estimate #1 1,390.00
Less Estimate #2 1,042.08
Less Estimate #3 971.25 5,686.72
Balance due $5,730.24
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Estimates, Continued
ESTIMATE NO. 3
Water Main Construction - Job M-91
Phelps-Drake Company, Contractors
4,881 L. F. 6" C.I.P. in place @ $ 3.34 per L.F. $16,302.54
1,929 L. F. 12" C.I.P. " " @ 6.25 " " " 12,056.25
15 6" gate valves & boxes '! @ 75.00 each , 1,125.00
3 gate valves & manholes '! @ 185.00 " 555.00
9 hydrants @ 187.00 I' 1,683.00
5 cutins-
9,492
utins ►' " @ 75.00 f! 375.00
9,492 lbs. C.I. specials @ .14 per lb. 1,328.88
Materials on Job Only
8,139 L. F. 6" C.I.P. • @ 1.40 per L. F. 11,394.60
12 Hydrants_ @ 135.00 each _ 1,620.00
15 Gate Valves - 6" @ 33.21 " 498.15
3 8"'Gate Valves @ 51.33 " - 154.59
9,708 Lbs. C. I. Specials @ .10 per Lb. 970.80
6,000 Lbs. Lead • @ .21 " " 1,260.00
$49,323.81
Less 15% $ 7,398.57
Less Estimate #1 5,947.81
Less Estimate #2 25,116.64 38,463.02
Balance due --- $10,860.79
ESTIMATE NO. 4 - FINAL
Well No. 6
LAYNE-WESTERN COMPANY, CONTRACTORS
1071 L.F. 24" drive pipe & hole @ 39.00 per LF $ 4,192.50
- 1952 L.F. 23'! hole @ 28.00 " LF 5,474.00
303 L.F. 20'! casing in place @ 10.50 '! LF 3,181.50
179 L.F. 16" open rock hole @ 14.00 " LF 2,506.00
1 24" drive shoe @ 200.00 each 200.00
24 Cu. Yd. cement grout @ 43.00 per cu. yd. 1,032.00
Pump and Equipment for preliminary
acceptance test @ Lump Sum 700.00
Operating test for preliminary
acceptance 48 hours @ 9.00 per hour 432.00
$17,718.00
Less Estimate #1 $8,456.65
Less Estimate #2 4,895.57
Less Estimate #3 1,035.31 14,387.53
Balance due $ 3,330.47
ESTIMATE NO. 2
Equipment Contract ---- Well No. 6
Layne Western Company, Contractors
Materials only certified to as being stored in
Layne-Western Company's Warehouse
Starters, motors and fittings $ 5,000.00
Pumps on hand at warehouse 4,000.00
Total --- $ 9,000.00
Less 15% $1,350.00
Less Estimate No. 1 4,250.00 5,600.00
Balance due $ 3,400.00
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Estimates, Continued ,
ESTIMATE NO. 2
Pump House Construction - Well No. 5
Phelps-Drake Company, Contractors
Contract price $12,640.00
30% complete • 0,792.00
Less 20% $ 758.40
• Less Estimate #1 _ 2,528.00 3,286.40
Balance due $ 505.60
/s/ J. C. Utton, Village Engineer
Bingo - VFW, St. Louis Park
A letter dated April 27, 1948 from the St. Louis Park Post, No. 5632, VFW
was.read in which they requested permission to play Bingo every Saturday night
during the months of July and June, 1948. iso action taken.
_ Application for Special Building Permit
A letter dated April 29, 1948 from the Super Radiator Corporation, 652
Stinson Boulevard, Minneapolis 13,Minnesota, was read, in which they request a
special permit to construct a one story concrete block, brick faced building
to be located on Lots 26, 27, 28, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, Block 174,
Rearrangement of St. Louis Park.
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the above request
for a special permit to construct a building for light manufacturing was referred
to the Planning Commission for checking.and recommendation, by unanimous vote of
Council Members present.
Gas Main Extension t
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the Minneapolis
Gas Light Company were granted permission to install a 3 inch gas main in
Kentucky Avenue from Minnetonka Boulevard to Main #2913, Lot 24, Block 17, The
Bronx Addition. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of Council Members present.
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Meeting Adjourned
The meeting was adjournedeby President Erickson at 11:16 P. M.
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President of the Village Council
ATTEST:
J01 'H JUSTAD
V'=- age Clerk
SPECIAL MEETING - MAY 10, 1948
A meeting of the Village Council was called to order by President
Erickson at 8:40 P. M., with the following Councilmen present at roll call:
Trustee Jorvig
Trustee Perkins
Clerk Justad
President Erickson
Verified Claims
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the following
verified claims were approved, and the President and Clerk were authorized to
issue warrants for same, by the following roll call vote: Trustee Jorvig, Yea;
Trustee Perkins, Yea; Clerk Justad, Yea; President Erickson, Yea: