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Bid Awarded, Water Main Extensions, Cont'd.
to be the lowest bid of a responsible bidder, and the President and Clerk are
hereby authorized to enter into a written contract with Phelps-Drake Company for
the Village, for extension of said water mains - Project 0.6, int the amount of
$23,671.70. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of the Council.
Permission to Accumulate Vacation .
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins, upon the recom
mendation of Fire Chief, C. M. Williams, and due to specific conditions set forth
in a letter from Truman S. Hedwall, dated April 4, 1949 -- Fireman Truman S.
Hedwall was granted permission to accumulate his 1949 vacation period and take it
in conjunction with his 1950 vacation, starting same on or about January 15, 1950,
III by unanimous vote of the Council.
Damages Denied
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, upon the recom-
mendation of the Village Attorney in a letter dated April 4, 1949, the claim for
damages made by Roman Herriges was denied by unanimous vote of the Council.
Salary Increase - Henry Girard
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Holmgren,- the monthly
salary of Henry Girard as foreman of the Street Department was set at $300.00 per
month as of April 1, 1949. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of the Council.
Meeting Adjourned .
The meeting was adjourned by President Erickson at 10:45 P. M.
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President of the Village Council
ATTEST:
tilLeJOVi2jUSTAD
Vige Clerk
SPECIAL MEETING APRIL 11, 1949
A meeting of the Village Council was called to order by President Erickson
at 8:10 P. M., with the following Council Members present at roll call:
Trustee Bolmgren President Jorvig
Trustee Perkins Clerk Justad
President Erickson
Verified Claims
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following
verified claims were approved, and the President and Clerk are hereby authorized
to issue warrants covering same, by unanimous vote of the Council, by following
roll call Trustee Bolmgren, yea; Trustee Jorvig, yea; Trustee Perkins, yea;
Clerk Justad, yea; President Erickson, yea:
Associated Agencies 1,849.52 Brookside Grocery 22.50
George Chermak 25.00 Construction Bulletin 18.00
Dahlberg Brothers, Inc. 34.25 Delano Dairy 3`.00
III Direct Service Oil Co. 14.30 S. E. Enright 8.00
Family & Children's Service 100.00 , Fitch Pet Hospital 50.50
Edwin Gilbert 70.35 J. V. Gleason '69.66
Oscar Hansen Hardware 3.25 " " n 51.60
Home Owners' Loan Corporation 14.84 " " " 10.75
Landers, Norblom, Christenson 204.76 " n n 89.01
E. R. Ludwig 48.00 tt ft " 46.01
Wm. H. Mc Coy 14.30 Miller-Davis Company 3.75
Minneapolis Savings & Loan Assn.36.00 It " " 3.50
Minn. Fire Extinguisher Co. 2.25 E. T. Montgomery. 20.00
" " " " 29.00 George C. Neunsinger 6.50
Norris Creameries, Inc. _ 9.63 NW National Bank of Mpls. 15,152.03
Panther Oil Company 55.70 Paper, Calmenson & Company 60.78
Park Press 18.45 " " " 5.85
Poucher Printing & Lithograph- H. .A. Rogers Company . 52.00
ing Company 109.50 " " " " • 41.95
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Verified Claims, Cont'd.
Rosholt Equipment 50.381Royal Typewriter
Hafneromy 3.50
2,5 0.00
St. .Louis Park Dispatch 4.80 E. H. Shursen , 1,345.56
11 +1 +1 11 4.20 Street Department 10.56
Williams Hardware _ 10.05 n " 13.42
ri 9.15 n n 86.95
Street Department 98.43 " " 40.00
Hearing - Rezoning of Tuxedo Park
A hearing was had on the application of Fremont Investment Company for
the rezoning of Lots 1 to 7, Block 1, and Lots.l to 4 and Lot 7, Block 2,
Tuxedo Park for apartment buildings.
Four petitions against the rezoning were received, containing 92 signa-
tures.
Mr. Lohman of Calhoun Realty Company spoke to the group in favor of the
rezoning. However, he said he did feel that_the Council and Planning Commission
were carefully watching all prospects, and he would not want any home owner
damaged. He offered, if permission is given to develop the apartments, to set
-up a committee of home owners to supervise the plans of the buildings.
Mr. Albin Klocek, 4700 West 29th Street spoke against the rezoning. Mr.
Turell of the Star of Bethlehem Home spoke in opposition to the rezoning. Mr.
J. 0. Quarness, 2859 Ottawa Avenue spoke definitely against the project, stating
that multiple dwellings in this area would reduce the property values in the
surrounding district. Mr. M. Johnston, 2930 Natchez Avenue said that apartment
buildings would not add to the school project now under construction at 28th
Street and Joppa Avenue.
President Erickson asked what the group thought of two-family dwellings
in this area --- opposition to this was voiced by several present.
J. C. Francis, 2855 Ottawa Avenue stated that he is close by and is
definitely opposed to apartments buildings. His lot extends thru from Ottawa
Avenue to the property line of the proposed project. J. M. Crowley, 2924
Natchez Avenue raised the question as to why the property isn't worth building
good single homes thereon -- said he felt that this would be desireable
property on which to build good homes.
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the application
of Fremont Investment Company for rezoning the above mentioned property known
as Tuxedo Park was denied, by unanimous vote of the Council.
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Protest Dump Permit
A large group of persons were present protesting the permit issued to
Morten Leder and Arthur J. Eaton for operating a public dump on the low lands
bounded on the North by the Great Northern Railroad Tracks ; on the Northfield
and Southern Railroad Tracks; on the East by Xenwood Avenue extended and not to
exceed 600 feet South of the Great Northern Tracks - property owned by Mr. Eaton.
Mr. Curtiss of Parklands Road spoke against the Dump. Mrs. Nels Lundgren,
2369 Highway #100 whose home faces the Dump said this project would be a real
detriment to the area. Mr. Moss of Parklands Road objects to the dump because
he knows it will attract rats and other vermin, and for that reason will lower
property values. Bob Alexander said that the Dump is objectionable, and he was
against it.
C. J. Olson, 27th Street and Utica Avehue questioned the need for a dump
at this location, and feels the one off of Excelsior Boulevard is amply. Mr.
Jenner spoke about a large rat that he saw oh the Highway that came from the
dump. Another lady said that it would make' a mess for the whole area.
Morton Leder said that his dump would be different from any other dump
as they are professional dumpers, it being their business to do a good job.
There would be someone on the spot all the time so that children will not be
allowed to come in and carry stuff away. They will have water to control fires;
have a telephone, and will take suggestions from the neighbors. Someone
asked about rates charged, and questioned his good business ability.
Mr. Sunde of Minnetonka Boulevard and Webster Avenue spoke about the way
A. J. Eaton runs his place across from his place. He had no good to speak of him
and his operations. Don Martin, building a home on Parkwoods road feels that
it will take too long to fill this patch if 'the operators burn everything they
bring in... He feels from a health angle, the rats would be a menace.
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Protest Dump Permit, Cont'd.
The matter was taken under advisement by the Village Council, and for
further study.
Cash and Carry Ice Cube Station
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the request of
John Gust for a building permit for an automatic cash and carry ice cube station
on the property owned by Arthur J. Eaton, located just east of the Roller Skating
Arena on Lake Street as approved by the Planning Commission, was approved by
unanimous Vote of the Council, and the Building Inspector was authorized to issue
building permit for- same. •
Complaint Re: Home Construction
A group were present regarding the construction of a small home at 2829
Nevada Avenue. Mr. Boesch, the builder was present and explained how he acquired
the building, and how he has striven to build a home for himself and family
(wife and two children). The building will have three rooms, water, cesspool
and will be modern when finished; also a front and back porch are on the plans.
The exterior will be finished in imitation stone or brick. He owns only this
one lot.
'Mr. Boesch was asked-about his staying here and he stated that he was work-
ing for the Great Northern Railroad in their Bridge Department, and had been with
them for the past 2i years, and plans to stay here. He was asked why he allowed
all the materials accumulate. He said he has now piled the lumber up and will
keep it neat. •
Mr. Damon questioned his ability to complete the place; also mentioned the
fact that the house foundation was on dirt and not on gravel as required by the
building code. Mr. ? said that the house does not come up to the code in any
respect. Mr. Boesch answered he would build as per building code, he was answered
that the whole house would have to be torn down. Someone stated that the kindest
thing that could be done would be to have him stop right now before he goes any
further.
Trustee Perkins asked Mr. Boesch if he would want to go ahead under the
conditions as stated. Mr. Boesch said he could build a form and put concrete in
that way. Mr. Lundstrom said that if Mr.' Boesch would go to a finance company
and get financed, he would help him, free of charge, to do a decent job of the
project.
President Erickson asked Mr. Boesch what his working hours are. He replied
that he worked from 8:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. President Erickson suggested that
he accept the offer made by Mr. Lundstrom and others and go after the building
of his home in the right way, and end up with a home for his family. Until he
has made peace, his permit would be held up. He said he could tear it down
without a permit and walked out of the room.
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Mrs. Antczak stated that we were giving Mr. Boesch false hopes by sending
him to a finance company. They will not back him. As it now stands, Mr. Boesch
has no authority to continue to build on the present permit, which has been
revoked by the Building Inspector.
Now the question arises - what will become of the place, and the question
was passed on to the Village Attorney who said he had some suggestions for the
Village Council.
Mr. Boesch came back into the Council Room - said he doesn't know what to
do. Mr. Damon spoke about the size of the place, -etc. The group were told
that the Village Council is considering the preparation of an Ordinance specify-
ing the minimum of 20' x 20' for home building. 4
Kiddieland - Permit Denied
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the application
of Blacker & Blacker, attorneys for Kiddieland, Incorporated, for a permit to
operate an amusement cneter to be known as "Kiddieland" on the property East of
Wooddale Avenue and just North of Lilac Way Cafe was denied, as recommended by
the Planning Commission} in their report dated April 8, 1949. - Motion was passed
by unanimous vote of the Council.
Commercial Driving on Lot 7, Auditors Sub-Division #323
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Clerk was
instructed to write Mr. Eaton to stop commercial driving across Lot 7, Auditors
Sub-division #323, by unanimous vote of the Council. _
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April 11, 1949
Preliminary Plat - Oak Knob G-a°
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the preliminary
plat of OAK KNOB presented by C. L. Woolsey, owner of the Southwest portion
of Lot #7, Yale Land Company' s Garden Lots, was approved as recommended
by the Planning Commission in their report dated April 8, 1949. Motion
was passed by unanimous vote of the Council.
Special Permit for Commercial Building
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Building
Inspector was authorized to issue a special building permit for the construction
of a commercial building on Lots 36 and 37, Block 178, Rearrangement of St.
Louis Park, by unanimous vote of the Council, to Jerry. Holt.
Special Permit for Three-family Dwelling
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the application
of A. C. Walby for a permit to erect a three-family dwelling at 4120 Excelsior
Boulevard, being the property lying between the Smith and Hunsaker property was
approved as recommended by the Planning Commission; and the Building Inspector
was authorized to issue the permit to Mr. A. C. Walby or David Chatelane for same,
by unanimous vote of Council Members present.
Permit to Build Addition to Grocery Store
On the recommendation of the Planning Commission, it was moved by Trustee
Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins that the request of Town and Country Grocery
Store for a permit to build an addition to their store building - on the East
Side, between it and the St. Louis Park Greenhouse, was approved with a setback
not less than that of the St. Louis Park Greenhouse building. Motion was passed
by unanimous vote of the Council.
Plans and Specifications for Sewer
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the Village
Engineer was instructed to prepare plans and specifications for sanitary sewer
in Georgia Avenue from 32nd Street to 33rd Street, by unanimous vote of the Council.
Estimate Approved
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following
Estimate of contract work in progress as presented by Village Engineer, J. C.
Utton was approved, and the President and Clerk are hereby.authorized to issue
warrants covering same, by unanimous vote of Council Members present: .
ESTIMATE NO. 6 (FINAL)
STORM SEWER CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 17-2
Sandstrom & Hafner, Contractors •
Estimates previously rendered. $47,580.00
Less Estimate #1 $ 4,475.25
Less Estimate #2 12,887.15
Less Estimate #3 13,032.00
Less Estimate #4 7,469.60
Less Estimate #5 7,216.00 45,080.00
Balance due -- $ 2,500.00
/s/ J. C. Utton, Village Engineer.
Bond Approved
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Plumber's
License Bond with Earl Peterson of Minneapolis, Minnesota as principal, and
Standard Accident Insurance Company of Detroit, Michigan as surety, dated December
31, 1948, in the amount of $4,000.00, was approved by unanimous vote of the
Council.
Electrical License
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the application
of Kaufman Advertising Company (John F. Millard, Electrician) for a license to
do electrical work was approved, and the President and Clerk_are hereby authorized
to issue license to expire December 31, 1949. Motion was passed by unanimous
vote of the,Council.
Petition - Curb and Gutter
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following
petition was referred to the- Village Engineer andChairman of the Street Depart-
ment Committee for checking and recommendation, by unanimous vote of the Council --
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Petition, Curb and Gutter, Cont'd.
P-344 - PETITION FOR CURB AND GUTTER in the EAST
SIDE OF WEBSTER AVENUE IN FRONT OF LOTS 16,
17, 18, 19 and 20, BLOCK 1, BIRCHWOODS,
signed by Ralph M. Anderson, 2653 Webster
Avenue, St. Louis Park and others, dated
April 8, 1949.
Justice of Peace Report of Fines
Justice of Peace, Anton Yngve's Report of Fines, dated April 5, 1949 was
read and ordered filed.
Street Light Ordered
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Northern
States Power Company was ordered to place a street light at. Hampshire Avenue
and Cedar Lake Road; and at Toledo Avenue and 31st Street; also at Brunswick
Avenue at 27th Street, by unanimous vote of the Council.
Petition for Extension of Taft Avenue
• On motion of Trustee Bolmgten, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the petition
for the extension of Taft Avenue from North Street to Lake Street, signed by
Herman Frieborg, 7414 South Street and others, dated April 5, 1949, was referred
to the, K. Johnson, Street Commissioner for checking and recommendation, by unani-
mous vote of the Council.
Wage Change and Classification
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, MARY E. DUNKUM
was promoted to Junior Clerk at a wage rate of 95¢ per hour, commencing April 15,
1949, by unanimous vote of the Council.
Resolution
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the following
resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of the Council:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS the.Village Council has received a nice dividend check from the
Anchor Casualty Company, writers of the Village Workman's Compensation Insurance,
and
WHEREAS the amount of said dividend check is based on the amount of
compensation claims paid by the Anchor Casualty Company, and
WHEREAS the dividend check received indicates a low ratio of compensation
claims filed amd paid during 1948, and
WHEREAS the Village Council feels that this low ratio is due entirely to
the carefulness of our employees, and their cooperation in following reasonable
rules of safety in their work, now therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park that
they go on record complimenting the Village Employees for maintaining such a
splendid record, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be put in the hands
of each employee of the Village.
Planning Commission's Officers for 1949
A letter from the Planning Commission, dated April 11, 1949, announcing the
officers of the Planning Commission for 1949 as follows ------
Morten ArnesonChairman
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Edward R. Ludwig Secretary
was read and ordered filed.
Additional Help for Assessor's Office
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, A. W. Wylie,
Village Assessor was authorized,to hire one more person to help with real estate
for a period of approximately 30 days, at 90¢ per hour, by unanimous vote of the
Council.
Committee on Welfare Legislation
Clerk Justad announced that the Senate Committee on Welfare Legislation
will meet promptly at 12:30 P. M., April 12, 1949 in the House Towns Committee
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Committee
April 11, 1949
Committee on Welfare Legislation, Cont'd.
Room, Second Floor, State Capitol. All Rural Hennepin County Welfare Committees
and Welfare Workers are requested to attend. Mrs. Gertrude Renner, Supervisor
of Village Welfare was authorized to attend this meeting, as well as any Council
Member wishing to do so.
Automobile Insurance
The Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance Policy ##K-2008008, dated
March 17, 1949 and effective from March 12, 1949 to March 12, 1950 was presented
to the Council by Associated Agencies, with a total premium cost of $1,839.81.
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Compre-
hensive Automobile Liability Insurance Policy ##K-2008008, from the American
Automotive Insurance Company, effective March 12, 1949 to March 12, 1950,
covering the Village owned automobiles was approved and accepted, by unanimous
vote of the Council.
Brownlow Bus
Mrs. Geldert, 3351 Brownlow Avenue and others were present relative to
bus service. They stated that they would like to have the bus return byway of
Lake Street to Louisiana Avenue, and then to 33rd Street, and then to town.
Some of the folks from Oak Hill stated that they felt that this would not work
a hardship on them, but would also like more service to Oak Hill. Mrs. Reed
of 3232 Hampshire Avenue said they also have a problem -- they have to ride, to
the end of the line and sit; also they miss the buses coming from Texas Avenue.
It was suggested that the bus not turn to Brownlow but come thru on Louisiana
Avenue to Walker Avenue. The following persons were present during the above
discussion ---
F. H. Greenagel, 3350 Browndale Avenue; T. L. Mc Krell, 3358 Brownlow
Avenue; W. E. Johnson, 3354 Brownlow Avenue; Irwin E. Hougard, 3249
Georgia Avenue; H. A. Larson; 3237 Georgia Avenue; Kenneth De Master,
3233 Georgia Avenue; Carl Linnee, 3236 Georgia Avenue; Alfred Jenner,
3232 Georgia Avenue; Robert E. Dahlin, 3241 Georgia Avenue; H. J. Olson,
3620 Rhode Island Avenue; F. G.Dachtlerk 3627 Texas Avenue.
Firemen's Uniforms, Etc.
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, effective
July 1, 1949, the rules governing Fire Department, regulating uniforms will be ,
as follows ---
DRESS WORK
1 Reg. 16 oz. Blue serge suit 1 blue serge trousers
2 White shirt 2 Pearl gray shirts
3 Black four-int hand tie 3 Black tie
4 Reg. caps 4 Reg. caps
Long blue serge overcoat for Fall and Winter wear. Fatigue clothes may
be worn for work around station and at times during grass fire season. Also,
in accordance with ruling received from the Attorney General's Office, all paid
Firemen who at any time drive the fire equipment, must have a Chauffeur's License,
this ruling to become effective at once. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of
the Council.
Extra Firemen
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the various
heads of committees were instructed to advise the employees in their departments
to be ready to help with emergency fires, by unanimous vote of the Council.
Panel Truck for Fire Department
On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the Clerk was
instructed to advertise for a panel truck to be used by the Fire Department for
inspections, as per specifications; bids to be opened May 9, 1949. Motion was
passed by unanimous vote of the Council.
Cost of Repairs - Sidewalk, Curb & Gutter
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the Village
Engineer was instructed to prepare cost of repairs to sidewalk, curb and gutter
on Webster Avenue from Excelsior Boulevard to 41st Street, by unanimous vote of
the Council.
Quit Claim Deed
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, for the con-
sideration of one dollar and other considerations, the Addy Construction Company
a partnership of Minnesota furnished the Village of St. Louis Park with a quit
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Quit Claim Deed, Cont./id..
claim deed for the-following described property
"An easement in and over the South 6 feet of Lot 129,
"Norwaldo," according to the plat thereof-on file and
of record in the office of the, Register of Deeds of
Hennepin County, Minnesota, said easement being more
particularly described as the free right to enter upon
said premises and to excavate the soil thereon. and to
construct and install therein a storm sewer extending /lam
from Xenwood Avenue to the rear of said lot and to
forever- maintain and use said sewer for the passage of
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surface and storm water and to enter upon said premises
at all reasonable times to inspect, repair, and re-
construct said storm sewer, including the right to
maintain sufficient soil above said sewer at all times
to prevent freezing of liquids therein. It is under-
stood and agreed that when any excavation is made for
construction, reconstruction or repair of such storm
sewer, the soil will be replaced and the surface
restored as nearly as possible to the condition in which
it was prior to such excavation.
The above mentioned deed was accepted by unanimous vote of the Council.
Repaint Portion of -Stack at Water Tank
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the Village
Engineer was authorized to order Contractor V. Krumm to repaint the portion of
stack pipe at 500,000 water tank at •Excelsior Boulevard and Wooddale Avenue,
damaged on the inside by fire which occurred February 7, 1949, and by ice which
formed when tank .was drained in January, 1949, for the sum of $244.80 on the
condition that Mr. Krumm waive his claim for damages to his property destroyed
by said fire. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of the Council.
Ordinance No. 325
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following
ordinance was adopted by unanimous vote of the Council:
ORDINANCE NO. 325
AN ORDINANCE CREATING SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT NO. 2-K
The Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park do ordain as follows:
Section 1. There is hereby created and established a rani ary sewer
district of the Village of St. Louis Park to beeknown and desi ed as Sanitary
Sewer District No. 2-K, the boundaries of which shallbeas follows:
"Commencing on the South line of Excelsior Boulevard at the Northwest
_corner of Lot 6, Jewell's Brookside Addition, thence South along the
West line of said Lot 6 and continuing South along the West line of
Lots 3 to 9, inclusive, Block 11, Brookside Addition and Block 4,
Brookside Addition and Block 4, Brookside Second Addition to the South
line of Meadowbrook Boulevard; thence Southeasterly along- the South
line of said Meadowbrook Boulevard to its intersection with the South
line of Section 21, Township 117, Range .21; thence East along the .
South line of said section to the Southeast corner of Lot 10, Re-
arrangement of Block 4, Brookside; thence Northeasterly to the North-
west corner of Lot 4, Block 3, Brookside; thence East along the North
line of said Lot 4 to the West line of State Highway No. 169; thence
North along the West line of Highway No. 169 to the Southeast corner
of Lot 6, Block 1, Brookside; thence West along the South line of
said Lot 6 to the Southwest corner of Lot 6; thence North along the
West line of Lots 1 to 6, inclusive, Block 1, Brookside, to the North-
west corner of said Lot 1; thence Northeasterly to the -Southwest
corner of Lot 18, Block 10, Suburban Homes Company's Addition;
thence North along the West line of Lots 1 to 18, inclusive, said
Block 10, to the Northwest corner of said Lot 1; thence West along
the North line of Lot 36, Block 10, and Lot 1, Block 9, Suburban
Homes Company's Addition to the Northwest corner of said Lot 1, Block
9; thence North along the East line of Lots 21 to 38 inclusive,
Block 2, Suburban Homes Company' s Addition to the South line of Ex-
celsior Boulevard; thence Southwesterly along the South line of
Excelsior Boulevard to place of beginning."
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Resolution
On motion of Trustee Perkins, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following X
resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all members of the Council:
RESOLUTION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY
SEWERS• FOR SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT
NO. 2-K, ,
WHEREAS it appears necessary and in the public interest that lateral
sanitary sewers be constructed for Sanitary Sewer District No. 2-K, therefore,
BE ITRESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St,. Louis Park
that lateral sanitary sewers be constructed in Sanitary Sewer District No. 2-K
at the following locations therein: III
STREET FROM TO
Xenwood Avenue West 41st Street - West 42nd Street
Webster Avenue West 41st Street West 42nd Street
Brookside Avenue - - • - Brook Lane, Yosemite Avenue
Brookside Avenue r - - •Excelsior Boulevard Lowell, Street
Zarthan Avenue West 41st Street , , -West, 42nd Street
West 41st Street Zarthan Avenue East 125'
Zarthan Avenue West 42nd Street South ,5151 ,
Yosemite Avenue West 42nd Street Excelsior.Boulevard
Yosemite Avenue West 41st Street West 42nd Street
Xenwood Avenue _ Excelsior Boulevard West 41st Street
West 42nd Street Vernon Avenue ( Highway • ,
No. 169) Brunswick Avenue
Wood Lane _ Yosemite Avenue East 500'
Yosemite Avenue - Brookside Avenue South 5001
Yosemite. Avenue (along creek) Alabama Avenue Meadowbrook Boulevard
Colorado Avenue - - Excelsior Boulevard Meadowbrook Boulevard
Meadowbrook Boulevard 2301 West of Colorado Ave. Alabama Avenue
Yosemite Avenue West 42nd Street Brookside .Avenue
Vermont Avenue Vernon Avenue (Highway
No. 169) . Yosemite Avenue
Brunswick Avenue Excelsior Boulevard Meadowbrook Boulevard
Brookside Avenue West 41st Street Brook LaneIII
Webster Avenue West 42nd Street Vermont Avenue
Alabama Avenue Excelsior Boulevard Meadowbrook Boulevard
Brook Lane Brookside Avenue Minnehaha Creek
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that plans and specifications for said sewers pre-
pared by the Village Engineer be hereby .approved and that his tabulation of
estimated cost for construction of said sewer in the sum of $243,047 be filed with
the Village Clerk and that the Village Clerk advertise for bids for construction
of said sewers in accordance with said plans and specifications to be opened May
9, 1949. ,, _ ,
Claim for Car Damages Approved
A claim in the amount of $57.72 (paid to Baston-Barrington Company) presented
by Eugene H. White, 59.12 West 35th Street, St. Louis Park, for damages to his
car which occurred on April 1, 1949 while driving East on the North Service Drive
of Highway #7 at Zarthan Avenue; said damage was caused by a hole in the road due
to a broken water main - was read.
On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Perkins, the above
mentioned claim, in the amount .of $57.,72 was approved, and the President and Clerk
were authorized to issue warrant covering same, by unanimous vote of the Council.
Meeting Adjourned
The meeting was adjourned by President, Erickson at 12:30 A. M., April 12,
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President ,of the Village Council
ATTEST:
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JOS JUSTAD
Vit .=ge Clerk