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Home My WebLink About1952/06/16 - ADMIN - Minutes - City Council - Regular1 June 16, 1952 343 REGULAR MEETING JUNE 16, 1952 A regular meeting -of the Village Council was called to order by Mayor C. L. Hurd at 8:05 P. M. Invocation was given by Rev. George L. Lundquist of Prince of Peace Luthern Church. The following Council Members were present at roll call: Trustee Bolmgren Trustee Jorvig Trustee Middleton Deputy Clerk, R. B. Connery C. L. Hurd, Mayor Verified Claims On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the following verified claims were approved, and the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to issue warrants covering same, by the following roll call vote: Trustee Bolmgren, yea, Trustee Jorvig, yea; Trustee Middleton, yea; Mayor Hurd, yea: American Linen Supply Co. 15.55 Bury & Carlson, Inc. 789.13 Victor Carlson & Sons, Inc. 3,865.99 " ►► ►► if 3,661-47 n if it n 124.20 Goodin Company 71.46 Klein's Market 25.90 Minar Company .91 E. T. Montgomery 75.00 it If ►► 20.00 It If ►► 3:50 If If ►► 40.00 Mueller Company 10;00 ►► ►► ,► 75;00 Northern States Power Co. 1000 ►► ►► ►► 15:00 The Park Press 7.00 if It if 15.20 Poucher Printing & Lith. Co. 49.50 H. A. Rogers Company 2.94 If ►► ►► ►, 3.30 it if n n 42.00 it If It u 41.40 Behning Hardware .58 ►► ►I 70 C. Ed. Christy 1.44 Elk River Concrete Products 134.16 it n n it 113.52 Hennepin County 37.50 Landers-Norblom-Christenson 41.08 Minneapolis Iron Store 4.73 ►► it it 17.25 ►► ,► it 26.31 ►► ►, If 9.92 n n u 21.94 Mueller Company 149.17 It, n 11.15 Northern States Power Co. 198.76 Panama -Carbon Company 35.51 Parsons -Electric Company 142.20 Pink Supply Company 12:00 W. H. Robilliard 27.55 Sterling Electric Co. 21.00 Terry Brothers, Inc. 1,200.00 Ira" M.• Vraalstad 2.70 Williams Hardware 64.15 Hearing on Application for Rezoning - Tonv R. Glunz Pursuant to notice published;in the St. Louis -Park Dispatch, May 22, 1952, a hearing was had on the application of Tony -R. Glunz to rezone Lot 15, Block 22, Park Manor Addition (6412 NLi.nnetonka Boulevard)from Residential Use to Commercial Use. Mr. Glunz appeared in favor of his petition. A. C. Wigdahl, 6420 Minne- tonka Boulevard and John Hall, 2941 Edgewood Avenue appeared in opposition. Also petition signed by Mr: and Mrs. Marcello Rossetti, 2940 Dakota Avenue and others, dated May 7, 1952 opposing the rezoning was read. On -motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the above appli- cation for rezoning was denied by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. Hearing on Application for Rezoning - Cronstroms Heating & Sheet Metal, Inc. Pursuant to notice published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 22, 1952, a public hearing was had on the'application of Cronstroms Heating and Sheet Metal, Inc. for the rezoning of Lot 35, Block 2, Minikanda Vista Second Addition, from Residential Use to Commercial Use. `Lloyd Libby, 4501'West 38th Street appeared and presented a petition in opposition -to the rezoning. Mr. Stranberg appeared for Cronstroms, in favor of the petition. On motion of Trustee-Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, action on above rezoning was deferred to meeting of June 23, 1952, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. Building Inspector's Weekly Report The Building Inspector's report for week ending June 13, 1952, showing that .1 24 building permits were issued, totaling $110,727.00, was read and ordered filed.' 344 June 16, 1952 Basement Homes The matter of basement dwellings was discussed; specifically the one at 2654 Xenwood Avenue. On motion -of Trustee Middleton, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the Building Inspector was instructed to prepare a list of all base- ment dwellings, showing the date the permit was taken out, and extension of time given the owner in which to complete the building,, if any. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. State Gravel Pit - 22nd and Louisiana James Leebens and others appeared regarding the gravel pit located at 22nd Street and Louisiana Avenue -from which the State Highway Department are removing sand and gravel. He was told -that a permit had been issued to the State High- way Department for this on July 9, 1951, with -the understanding that the work would be completed on or before December 31, 1952. Mr. Leebens asked if these lots ( 7 and 8, Home Addition) would eventually be used for park purposes. He was told that these lots will be deeded to the Village by the State upon com- pletion of the work,,and same will be -developed for park purposes. Mr. Alexander of Alexander Construction Company also appeared, and said weather permitting, they should be -out of there by October 1, 1952.- The sand 'and gravel from these lots is being used for repairs and improvements of Highway No. 100, thru the Village. Group Re: Building of Inferior Houses - The group who appeared at the June 9th meeting appeared again, and asked if anything had been done about the building of inferior houses in the vicinity of 14th and Idaho. The subject was again discussed with regard to amending the Zoning Ordinance. Robert E. Hanold, ]421 Kentucky Avenue and Tom Sage, 1640 Jersey Avenue suggested that the minimum size of dwelling be changed to $20 square feet,without basement, and 730 square feet with basement. Mayor Hurd suggested that the minimum size be 840 square feet without basement, and 720 square feet with basement. . I On motion of Trustee Middleton, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the Village attorney was instructed to prepare an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance - Section 42-17, changing the minimum size of dwellings to 720 square feet with basement, and 840 square feet without basement, by roll call vote as follows: Trustee, Bolmgren, yea; Trustee Jorvig, yea; Trustee Middleton, yea; Mayor Hurd, yea; and bring same to June 23rd meeting. Group Re: Storm Sewer A group including Mrs. Albert A. -Bloom, 2713 Colorado Avenue, Kenneth Kramberg, 2716 Colorado Avenue, and Dick Armstrong, 2717 Colorado Avenue, appeared. Said they were in favor of proposed storm sewer in the 2700 Block in Colorado Avenue. They also asked if a permanent barricade could -be placed at the end of. Colorado. . Street Commissioner, Kenneth Johnson was instructed to replace snow fence near 2713 Colorado., ' . Continued Hearing on Proposed Street Improvements Separate hearings were continued from the June 9th meeting on proposed street improvements 52-132 - 52-227, Etc. Letters from Sidney Goldstein, 7225 Minnetonka Boulevard and Mr.- and Mrs. R. W. Vaugn, 7301 Minnetonka Boulevard opposing the construction of sidewalk and curb and gutter at this time, were read. Resolution - On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all members of the Council present: RESOLUTION ORDERING STREET IMPROVEMENTS WHEREAS, the Village -Council has met at the time and place specified in a notice published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 22 and 29., 1952, relating to the street improvements hereinafter described and has heard all interested persons appearing at said meeting and determined the necessity for said improve- ments, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park as follows: 1. That the following street improvements be hereby ordered: SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION (W.S. West Side; E.S. East Side; N.S. North Side) 1 Resolution Ordering Street Improvements, Cont'd. IMPROVE1, ENT Blackstone 52-181 Gettysburg NUMBER Alabama Avenue STREET FROM 52-132 W.S. Pennsylvania 29th Street 52-133 W.S. Louisiana Minnetonka Boulevard' 52-134 E.S. Idaho Minnetonka"Boulevard 52-135 W.S. Colorado 28th Street " 52-136 W.S. Maryland S. Line Lot 1, Block 52-158 W.S. Maryland 2 Blvd. Heights 52-140" E.S. Toledo Avenue Alley to 41st Street 52-141 E.S. Utah Minnetonka Boulevard 52-142 E.S. Maryland S: Line Lot 7, Block 52-161 W.S. Texas 1, Boulevard Heighst 52-143 W.S. Georgia 26th Street " 52-144 E.S. Nevada S. Line Lot 7, Block Basswood 2, Boulevard -Heights 52-145 W.S. Rhode Island Ave. Walker -Street 52-146 W.S. Edgewood 27th Street 52-147 E.S. Louisiana Minnetonka -Boulevard 52-148 W.S. Raleigh 26th Street 52-149 E.S. Raleigh 26th Street 52-151 W -.S. France Excelsior Boulevard 52-137 r N.S. 26th Street Jersey Avenue Adj. 52-138 E.S. Texas Avenue 33rd Street S/to Lot 52-172 E.S. Hampshire GRADING 1 la IMPRO 'a NT I�UU1: "01 52-180 Blackstone 52-181 Gettysburg 52-182 Alabama Avenue 52-183 Brunswick Avenue 52-184 Pennsylvania 52-186 Alley, Block 2 52-189 Alley, Block 158 52-190 Quentin 52-191 W. 16th Street 52-192 Alley, Block 2 52-193 Wooddale 52-194 Alabama Avenue 52-219 Hampshire Avenue June 16, 1952 345 TO Minnetonka Boulevard 31st Street 29th Street 29th Street 31st Street 31st Street 31st Street 27th Street 31st Street -- State Highway #7 28th Street 29th Street 27th Street 27th Street W. 37th Street 6820 W. 26th Street 37, to 48 incl. Blk. 301, Rear. FROM TO Cedar Lake Road W. 16th Street Minnetonka Boulevard W. 29th Street W. 28th Street W. 27th Street W. 27th Street W. 28th Street Walker Street State Highway #7 Boulevard Heights Second Addition Rearrangement of St. Louis Park W. 41st Street 42nd Street Zarthan Avenue Brunswick Avenue Boulevard Heights Addition State Highway #100 State Highway #7 16th Street Cedar Lake Road Lake Street South street CURB AND GUTTER CONSTRUCTION (W.S. West Side; ,E.S. East Side; N.S. North Side) IMPROVEMENT NUMBER STREET FROM 52-153 E.S. Toledo Alley 52-152 W.S. Georgia 26th Street 52-154 W.S. Florida Minnetonka Boulevard 52.156 W.S. Xenwood Avenue 39th Street 52-157 E.S. Xenwood Avenue 39th Street 52-158 W.S. Maryland N. Line Lot 29, Block 2, Boulevard Heights 52-159 W.S. Colorado 28th Street 52-160 W.S. Pennsylvania 29th Street 52-161 W.S. Texas 33rd Street 52-162 W.S. Utah 33rd Street 52-163 Lot 11, Block 1, Basswood France Avenue 52-164 E.S. Utica Morningside Road 52-165 E.S. Raleigh 26th Street 52-166 W.S. Raleigh 26th Street 52-167 W.S. Yosemite 42nd Street 52-168 E.S. Yosemite 42nd Street 52-169 W.S. Nevada Minnetonka Boulevard 52-170 E.S. Nevada Minnetonka Boulevard 52-171 E.S. Utah Minnetonka Boulevard 52-172 E.S. Hampshire 27th Street 52-173 E.S. Zarthan Minnetonka Boulevard o: TO 41st Street 27th Street 31st Street Excelsior Boulevard Excelsior Boulevard 31st Street 29th Street Minnetonka Boulevard 34th Street 34th Street 24th Street 42nd Street 27th Street 27th Street Vermont Street Vermont Street 31st Street 31st Street 31st Street 28th Street 29th Street 346 cc June 16, 1952 Resolution Ordering Street Improvements, Cont'd. Curb and Gutter ----- IMPROVEMENT NUMBER STREET FROM TO 52-174 W.S. Zarthan Minnetonka Boulevard- .29th Street 52-175 E.S. Maryland N. Line Lot 8, Block, 2, Boulevard Heights 31st Street 52-176 W.S. France Excelsior Boulevard 37th Street 52-177 W.S. Rhode Island *Walker Street State Highway #7 52-178 W.S. Edgewood 27th Street 28th Street 52-179 N.S. 26th Street Kentucky Avenue 6820 W. 26th St. 52-220 E.S. Edgewood 32nd Street, S. to Existing Curb 52-221 W.S. Dakota 32nd Street 33rd Street STABILIZATION AND TAR MAT IMPROVEMENT NUMBER STREET FROM TO 52-226 Nevada 14th Street 16th Street 52-227 31st Street Salem Avenue Toledo Avenue 2. That each of said improvements be made in accordance with plans and specifications for the same which have been prepared by the Village Engineer and which are hereby approved. 3. That the Clerk be directed to advertise for bids for said improvements to be opened by the Village Council at its meeting of July 14, 1952. Reauest for Special Permit to Build Commercial Buildin The Planning Commission's report dated June 11, 1952, on the request of Suburban Electric Company, St. Louis Park, for a special permit to construct a commercial building on Lot 15, and all of Lot 16 except the westerly 14 feet, Block 3, Brookview Park Addition, was read. On motion of Trustee Middleton, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Building Inspector was authorized to issue building permit to Suburban Electric Company for the construction of a commercial building on Lot 15 and all of Lot 16 except the westerly 14 feet, Block 3, Brookview Park Addition, as per sketches furnished which provide for amply parking along Excelsior Boulevard, and at the rear of the building. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. Petition - Replacement of 5 Ton Load Limit Sign A petition signed by Mr. Ken Owen, 3730 Texas Avenue and others, dated May 16, 1952, for the replacement of load limit signs on Texas Avenue at both corners of Highway No. 7 and Lake Street, was read. On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Middleton, replacement of above load limit signs was ordered, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. Employees for Engineering Department Approved On the request of Village Engineer, Phil W. Smith, it was moved by Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the employment of Dick Buchheit, Robert Pederson, and Richard Upgaard by the Engineering Department for a period of approximately three months at the rate of $$1.622 per hour was approved by un- animous vote of all Members of the Council present. Purchase of Liquid Asbestos Paint Authorized Street Commissioner, Kenneth Johnson requested permission to purchase 50 gallons of liquid asbestos paint for th6 exterior of the Street Department Building at an approximate cost of $$130.00: On motion of Trustee Middleton, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the above request was granted, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. _Special Permit to Connect to Water Main On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, a special permit was granted to Mandel L. Desnick to connect his home soon to be constructed on Lots 3 and 4, Block 9, Thorpe Brothers Cedar Lake Heights to the water main at West 26th Street and Monterey Avenue for water supply; it being understood that he will pay an assessment of $$240.00 at the time he takes out the regular permit, and that he will be given credit for this assessment when the water main is cons- tructed adjacent to said property, and that the work shall be done under the supervision of the Superintendent of the Water Department. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. June 16, 1952 347'' Special Permit to Connect to Sanitary Sewer On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded -by Trustee Bolmgren, a special permit was granted to Bud N. Moldestad to connect the home now under construction at 2601 Xenwood Avenue to the sewer manhole south -of said home for sewage disposal; it being understood that Mr.-Moldestad will pay a sewer assessment of $277.50 at the time he takes out the regular permit and -that he 411_be given credit for said assessment when the sewer is -constructed past said property, and that the work shall be done under the direction -of the Village Engineer. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. Special Permit to Connect to -Water Main - On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by -Trustee Bolmgren, a special permit was granted to E. -W. Mc Bride to connect his home now under construction at 7813 Edgebrook Drive, on Lot 13, Auditor's Subdivision -#294, for water service; it being understood that he will pay an assessment of $192.00 at the time he takes out the regular permit, and that he"will-be-given credit for this assessment pay- ment when the water main is constructed -past said property, and that the work shall be done under -the supervision of the Superintendent of the Water Department. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. Petitions for Sanitary Sewer On motion of Trustee Bolmgren,-seconded by Trustee Middleton, the following petitions were referred to the Village Engineer and -Chairman of the Sewer Depart- ment Committee for checking and recommendation, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present: P-1159 PETITION•FOR SEVER, signed by Mr. -and Mss. Carl Philipps, 3048 Oregon Avenue and -others, dated April 24, 1952, for the construction of sanitary sewer in OREGON AVENUE FROM MINNETONKA BOULEVARD TO 31ST STREET. P-1161 PETITION FOR SEER, signed by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Knutson, 3001 Brunswick Avenue and others, dated June 115 1952, for the construction of sanitary sewer in BRUNSWICK AVENUE FROTI MINNETONKA BOULEVARD TO COLORADO AVENUE. Licenses On motion of Trustee Middleton, -seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the following applications for 1952 licenses -were approved, and the Mayor -and Clerk were authorized to issue licenses to expire December 31, 1952, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present: The Cervin Electric Company Electrical Everett Taylor " Bill Richmond Electric Co. " Oxboro Heating & Sheet Mesal Company Heating St. Louis Park Driving Tee Driving Fairway Bonds On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the following bonds were approved by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present: PLUMBING LICENSE BOND with S: G. Williams, DBA Williams Plumbing and -Heating, as principal, and United'States Fidelity and Guaranty Company as surety; dated June 9, 1952, in the amount of $4,000-00. HEATING LICENSE BOND with Oxboro Heating and Sheet Metal Company as principal, and Fidelity and Casualty Company as surety, dated June 13, 1952, in the amount of $1,000.00. HEATING LICENSE BOND with Economy Furnace Company as principal, and American Surety Company of New York as surety, dated January 10, 1952, in the amount of $1,000.00. Permission to Place Underground Conduit On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company was granted permission to place two sections of under- ground conduit crossing Minnetonka Boulevard between Blackstone Avenue and Bruns- wick Avenue as shown on detailed sketch, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. 348 June 16, 1952 Additional Report from Planning Commission on Request for Rezoning J. W. Held and F. J. Swenson An additional report from the Planning Commission on the application of J. W. Held and F. J. Swensen for rezoning that portion of the E2 of the NWy, of the SW41., Section 30, Township 29, Range 24, from -open development to commercial use, was read. No action taken as this matter is scheduled to be brought up again at the June 23rd meeting. Assessment Hearings Separate hearings which were continued from the June 9th meeting to this meeting were resumed. (Grading, Seal Coat) Tar Mat, Water Mains and Sanitary Sewer) A group from the 26th Street and Xenwood Avenue area appeared. Said they paid for the grading of Xenwood Avenue from -26th Street to 27th Street about fifteen years ago (the east side), and that the property owners on the West side paid nothing,•and they are opposed to being assessed for same at this time. II 1 I ql\ On motion of Trustee Middleton, seconded by Trustee Jorvig,/I�ssessor R. B. Connery was instructed to check on above matter and bring in a report on same to the June 23rd meeting, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. Double Bungalow Approved On motion of Trustee Middleton, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the appli- cation of Elizabeth K. Hankins for a permit to build a double bungalow on Lot 1, Huntington Woods First Addition was approved, and the Building Inspector was authorized to issue building permit for same, pending his acceptance of plans for same, by unanimous vote of all Members' of the Council present. Drainage for Low Area A group appeared regarding a "lake" jin a low area between Quebec and Rhode Island Avenues, just south of Cedar Lake Road. The matter was referred to the Village Engineer for checking and recommendation. Condemnation Proceedings Ordered for Extension of Monk Avenue On motion of Trustee Bol gren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the Village Attorney was instructed to begin condemnation proceedings for the extension of Monk Avenue from Division Street to State Highway No. 7, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. Wrong Measurements for newer UULLL11-,UUJ_V11 - �cca...r Tom Leahy, 3834 Huntington Avenue appeared. Said Plumber, Tom Motzko had given him an estimate of $200.00 to run sewer to his home, and received a bill for $336.50. Mr. Motzko explained that the additional,amount was due to the fact that the Village gave him the wrong measurements to make the connection, necessitating an additional 32 hours of work. No action taken. A Fire Civil Service Report Re: Examination for 3rd Assistant Chief The Fire Civil Service Commission's report dated June 10, 1952, on the examination for third assistant fire chief held May 27, 1952 was read. None of the candidates attained the minimum score of 75%, the recommendation being that another examination be held at a later date. On motion of Trustee Jorvig, second Johnson was appointed Acting Third Assist at a salary of $365.00 per month, with th be for the time pending the next Civil -Se of a person eligible for the promotion. all Members of the Council present. Invoice for Grading Approved On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seco Terry Brothers, Incorporated in the sum o Minnehaha Gables Addition was authorized deposited for that purpose by M. P. Johns as per motion of -November 13, 1951. Mot Council present. d by Trustee Bolmgren, Fireman Lars nt Fire Chief, effective July 1, 1952, understanding that appointment will vice examination, and the selection Motion was passed by unanimous vote of ded",by Trustee Middleton, invoice of $1,200.00 for graveling streets in aid out of the sum of $1,200.00 n, the owner of the property involved on was passed by all Members of the Plat of Cedarcrest First Addition"Approved On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the plat of Cedarcrest First Addition was approved and accepted, and the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to sign same for the Village, subject to approval of same by the Village Attorney and Village Engineer, and receipt of $p3,000.00 performance bond guaranteeing the grading and graveling of streets in the,subdivision, by unan imous vote of all Members of the Council present. i 1 11 June 16, 1952 349 Partial Payments On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the follow- ing partial payments on contract work in progress, presented by the Village Engineer, Phil W. Smith,were approved, and -the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to issue warrants covering same, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present: SUPPLEMENT TO FINAL PAYMENT SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION - 51-104 thru 107, 51-109 thru 114 and 51-144 Contractor - Victor Carlson & Sons, Inc. Lin Ft Sq Ft Xcav Xt Th Sq Ft Alley 51-104 ES Colorado -32nd -33rd 777.3 3886.5 138 CY 10.3 51.5 #3201 10.0 50.0 3205 10.0 50.0 3209 10:0 50.0 3213 10.0 50.0 3217 10'0 50.0 3221 10.0 50.0 3225 10:0 50.0 3233 10.0 50.0 3237 10.0 50.0 3241 10.0 '50.0 3245 10.0 50.0 3249 51-105 WS Colorado -32nd -33rd 776.4 3882.0 104 CY 10.0 50.0 3216 10.0 50.0 3220 _ 10.0 50.0 3236 - 10.0 50.0 3240 10.0 50.0 Alley 51-106 ES Louisiana-Mtka-31st 59.5.9 2979.5 55 CY 12.0 60.0 Alley " 8.5 42.5 3029 51-107 Frt Lots 13", 14, 15, Blk. 11, Rear St-. L. Park 115.4 577.0 10 CY 51-109 ES Louisiana -29th -28th 593.6 2968.0 75 CY 51-110 ES Dakota -28th -27th 592.9 2964.5 50 CY 9.0 45.0 Lot 26 9.8 49:0 2737 51-111 ES Kentucky-Mtka-29th 591".0 2955.0 50 CY 10.0 50.0 Alley 51-112 ES Hampshire -28th -27th 592.2 2961:0 75 CY 9.0 45.0 2721 51-113 WS Texas -32nd -31st 478.0 2390.0 50 CY 11.0 55.0 3116 10.9 54.5 3120 10.6 53.0 3126 10.8 54.0 3130 10.8 54.0 3136 11.7 58.5 3140 11.3 56.5 3146 51-114 ES Edgewood-28th-27th 594.6 2973.0 50 CY 9.7 48.5 2707 51-144 ES Utah -34th -33rd 632.3 3161.5 50 CY 9.0 45:0 3341 9.0 45.0 3335 9.0 45.0 3331 9.0 45.0 3315 9.0 45.0 3305 6339.6. 31698.0 707 360.4 1802.0 31698.0 SF Walk @ .45 SF $14264.10 1802.0 SF Ex th @ .25 SF 450.50 707.0 CY Xcav @ .65 CY 459.55 $15174.15 Less overpayment on'8-27-51 51-45 - Hampshire -27th -26th listed as"690.2 SF should be 590.2 SF 100 SF Wal k @ ' .45 45.00 Less Final Payment 11263.16 11308.16 Amt. this payment $ 3865.99 350 June 16,,1952 Partial Payments, Cont'd. FINAL PAYMENT CURB AND GUTTER 51-121 thru 51-139 Contractor - Victor Carlson & Sons, Inc. SUPPLEMENT TO FINAL PAYMENT SIDEWALKS - 51-44 thru 51-68, 51-83 (51-55 & 51-611 Contractor - Victor Carlson & Sons, Inc. 51-45 WS Kentucky -29th -28th 46 ES Jersey -29th -28th 47 WS Kentucky -27th -26th 48 ES " if if 49 ES _ " 28th -27th 50 ES Hampshire -27th -26th 51 WS Louisiana-31st-Mtka 52 WS Idaho -27th -26th 1 53 ES Louisiana-31st-Mtka 54 ES Jersey -28th -27th 56 WS Hampshire -27th -26th 57 WS Maryland -32nd -31st 58 ES 59 WS Colorado-31st-Mtka 60 ES It " " 62 ES Idaho -28th -27th 63 WS rr it rr 64 WS Texas -31st to 350' N 65 WS Quentin -28th -27th 66 ES it " ni ES It " to 13,8' N 67 ES Jersey -28th -27th, 68 WS 11 It It 83 WS " 27th-26thi 32" Walk 22" Walk 593.7 LF 2968.5 SF 54.1 Walk 270.5 51-121 ES Idaho Mtka-29th 614.0 IF 14.0 LF 70.0 SF - F122 122 ES Georgia Mtka to Curb IF 3461.5 SF 100.0 LF 500.0 in place 393.0 IF 3098.5 SF 123 ES Colorado -32nd to 33rd 796.5 LF LF 2968.5 124 WS It it if 795.2 LF 690.2 LF 127 ES Louisiana-Mtka-31st ' 595.8 LF 599.1 128 .NS Goodrich Adj to Lots 6, 7, LF 45.0 SF 587.8 LF 8, Blk 157, Rear St L Pk 222.0 LF 26.0 LF 129 �SS Goodrich Adj-W 50' Lots 3, 2997.0 SF -4., 53 Bl.k 66, Rear SLP 206:0 LF 2967.0 SF 130 WS Quentin -27th -26th 646:2 LF IF 2949.5 131 ,ES Texas -32nd -33rd 648.0 LF 612:5 LF 132 ,ES Dakota -28th -27th 617:3 LF SF 612.0 133 _ES Idaho -31st -32nd 645.0 LF 97.5 SF 134 LF Florida -31st -32nd 643.0 IF LF 122.5 135 .ES WS Florida " " 643.0 LF 19.5 LF 97.5 SF 136 . ES Brunswick-31st-Mtka 547.5 IF SF 28.0 137 WS " rr " 454.0 LF 3112:5 SF 138 . WS Texas -31st -32nd 498.0 LF LF 2743.0 139 45.0 Edgewood-28th-27th 639.5 LF 24.5 LF 122.5 SF 143 ,ES Utah -33rd -34th 667.0 LF SF 470.2 200 .ES ES Louisiana-lst-2nd NW 537.7 LF X12.4 IF 62.0 SF 138:0 IF 276.0 10808.7 LF 70.4 LF 352.0 SF 617:1 10808:7 LF Curb & Gutter @ 1.80 LF $19455.66 9.0 LF 45.0 352.0 SF Walk @ ..45 SF 158.40 3104.0 SF - $19614.o6 LF 3082.5 Less Partial Payment #1 $ 7923.87 LF 345.0 SF rr rr r� #2 8028.72 $15952.59 Amount Final Payment ---- $G 3661.47 SUPPLEMENT TO FINAL PAYMENT SIDEWALKS - 51-44 thru 51-68, 51-83 (51-55 & 51-611 Contractor - Victor Carlson & Sons, Inc. 51-45 WS Kentucky -29th -28th 46 ES Jersey -29th -28th 47 WS Kentucky -27th -26th 48 ES " if if 49 ES _ " 28th -27th 50 ES Hampshire -27th -26th 51 WS Louisiana-31st-Mtka 52 WS Idaho -27th -26th 1 53 ES Louisiana-31st-Mtka 54 ES Jersey -28th -27th 56 WS Hampshire -27th -26th 57 WS Maryland -32nd -31st 58 ES 59 WS Colorado-31st-Mtka 60 ES It " " 62 ES Idaho -28th -27th 63 WS rr it rr 64 WS Texas -31st to 350' N 65 WS Quentin -28th -27th 66 ES it " ni ES It " to 13,8' N 67 ES Jersey -28th -27th, 68 WS 11 It It 83 WS " 27th-26thi 32" Walk 22" Walk 593.7 LF 2968.5 SF 54.1 LF 270.5 SF 621.5 LF 3107.5 SF 692.3 IF 3461.5 SF 100.0 LF 500.0 SF 619.7 LF 3098.5 SF 81.0 LF 405.0 SF 593.7 LF 2968.5 SF 690.2 LF 3451:0 SF 599.1 LF 2995.5 BF 9:0 LF 45.0 SF 587.8 LF 2939.0°SF 26.0 LF 130.Q SF 599.4 LF 2997.0 SF 593.4 IF 2967.0 SF 589.9 IF 2949.5 SF 612:5 LF 3062.5 SF 36.0 LF 180.0 SF 612.0 LF 3060.0 SF 19.5 LF 97.5 SF 436.7 LF 2183.5 SF 24.5 LF 122.5 SF 438.0 LF 2190.0 SF 50.5 LF 252.5 SF 756.3 LF 3781.5 SF 28.0 LF 140.0 SF 622.5 LF 3112:5 SF 10:0 LF 50.0 SF 548.6 LF 2743.0 SF 45.0 LF 225.0 SF 597.5 LF 2987.5 SF 85.9 LF 429.5 SF 470.2 IF 2351.0 SF 66.2 LF 331.0 SF 138:0 IF 276.0 SF (2' Wide) 617:1 LF 3085.5 SF 9.0 LF 45.0 SF 620.8 IF 3104.0 SF 616.5 LF 3082.5 SF 69.0 LF 345.0 SF 13867.4 LF 68923.0 SF 713.7 LF 3568.5 SF 1 1 June 16, 1952 351 Partial Payments, Continued Sidewalks, 51-44 thru 51-68, 51-52 (51-55 & 51-61) 5000 CY Xcav @ .65 CY 3250.00 65923.0 SF Walk @ .45 SF 31015.35 3565.5 SF Walk @ .25 SF 592.13 �6 35157.45 Less Partial Payment #1 9034.93 n n #2 10702.99 " Final Payment _ -15295-36 35033.25 Amount of Supplement Payment-----$$ 124.20 /s/ Phil W. Smith, Village Engineer Applications for Taxicab Driver Licenses On motion of Trustee Bo]mgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the follow- ing applications for licenses to drive a taxicab were approved, and the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to issue same to expire December 31, 1952, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present: R. C. Hasselstrom Arnold Sibet _Application for Taxicab Licenses Application for two taxicab licenses, signed by Arnold Sibet for Suburban Yellow Cab, Incorporated were read. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, action was deferred pending the securing of additional information, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. Hearings and Assessment_ Resolution - Street Improvements --- See Paae No. 352 Minutes The minutes of meetings held June 2 and 9, 1952 were read and approved as read. Meeting Adjourned On motion of Trustee Middleton, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the meeting was adjourned at 1:00 A. M., June 17, 1952, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council present. J&) C. L. HURD, Mayor'--- ATTEST: ayor'--- ATTEST: SEPH JUST , Clerk 1 352 June 16, 1952 Hearings on Proposed Assessments for Street Improvements Separate hearings were had on proposed assessments for each of the following street improvements. No persons appeared. Resolution On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the follow— ing resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all members of the Council present: 1 1 1 I I I � _ , _ � / 1 1 1 21 1 Park Manor 4800 - 2-Nbi 24 00 3 & S!2 Lot 2 7200 4 & N ,z Lot 5 72 00 5-S 29 ,a 6 48 0( 7 48 OC 8 48 OC 9 8 OC 10- k' 48 0( 11 -768( 12 57 6( Improvement Tar Mat P-134 Kentucky Ave- From 27th St 0 to Total Cost2$1249 0 Block Lot Addition + Benefit Assessec 2 b2 Earlsfort T6rrace 54 0( 13 14 54 0 15 �--tt n 540 540 16 17 540 18 540 19 -540 20 540 21 530 22 500 3 1 Earlsfort Terrace 2 5600 00 3 500 4 500 5 500 6 500 7 500 8 500 9 500 10 50 0 11 50 0 12 - _ 50 0 13 500 ' Improvement_ Tar Mat P-133 Jersey Ave from 26th St to 27th Si ,Total Cost $59000 Block Lot Addition Benefl Assesse 1 1 Earlsfort Terrace 25 ` l 26 E 3 27 ( 4 27 ( 5 27 ( 6 27 ( 7 27 ( 8 27 ( '9 27 ( 10 27 ( 11 27 ( 2 1 Earlsfort Terrace ( 25 2 26! 3 27 ( 4 27 5 27 6 27 8 27 9 27 10 27 11 27 Improvement Tar Mat P-116 35th St from Brunswick Ave. to Zarthan Ave Total Cost $137280 Block Lot Addition Benel Assess( Rearr of St Louis Park 14 13 & 14 105 22 6 to 10 incl -N 71' & N 71' of E 17' Lot 11 211 12 to 16 Incl -N 71' & N 71' of W 5 Lot 11 211 St Louis Park 13 6 105 7 105 8 105 9 & 10 - that part of Lots 9 & 10 lying S of N 42' 105 - St Louis Park 14 6 105 8 105 9 - W 49' 105 10&E17'Lot 9 105 Improvement Tar Mat P-113 Yosemite Ave from 33rd St to N Ser. Drive -Hwy 7 Total Cost $272640 Block Lot Addition Bene Asses; 6 Lilac Way Terrace 696 0 8 60 9 60 10 60 11 6C 12 U 13 8E 14 6t 15 6f 16 6f 17 6E 18 6E 19 6E 20 4( 206 Norwaldo Q 207 4i 207 4E 908 4i 1 1 Assessment Resolution. Continued _ - - - PARKVIEW 4800' 210 48 00' 211 4800 212 48 00 213 & N 30' Lot 214 84 001 215 & S 10' Lot 214 60 001 216 48001 217 41100 218 4800 219 4800 220 & N 20' Lot 221 72 001 221-S 20' & N 35' Lot 222 6600 223 & S 3' Lot 222 4800, 224 45 60 225 46 80' 226 46 80'' 227 4680 228 4800 6 - 229 4800 10000 230 4800 Cambridge St from Texas Ave 231 & S!2 'Lot 232 7200 Total Cost $170880, 233 & N!2 Lot 232 7200 Assessed REARR OF ST LOUIS PARK 234 _ 4800 2 235 48 9000 236 4800 ?2 of'stand alley vac) 237 4800 328 4800 11 & 12 (Inc Adj of -- 239 4800 6000 240 4800 14 241 4800 3000 Improvement Tar Mat P-111 3000 17 Alabama Ave from Lake St to N 18 Ser. Dave No 7 19 to 23 incl 15000 Total Cost $3608 55 N 60' thereof Block Lot Addition Benefit 29 & 30 (Inc adj ',2 of Assessed vac alley) 2 7 & 8-7 63' of 8 Maple Park 89 10 8-N 38 74' & 9-S 15 26' 89 10 33 & 34 (Inc adj 1,2 of 9-N 31 11' 51 15 6000 10-S 22 89' 37 95 vac alley) 10-N 23 48' & 11-3 34 52' 9405 11-N 1185' 19 80' 39 & 40 fine adj 12 of 11 75 90 6000 3 & N 16 3' 'Lot 2 (Inc adj 6000 43 & 44 and W!2 of Lot vac alley) 11055 2-S 4' of N 203 (Inc ',2 - 74 40 adj vac alley) 6 60 of vac alley) 5 75 90 1 6 7590 48 (inc adj ',2 of alley j Ream of St Louis Park vac and all of adj part of Rhode Island Ave _ 8 11 & 12 4125 REARR OF ST LOUIS PARK 9 23 49 50 13 24 41 25 3000 22 6 to 10-N 71' & N 71' of 3000 16 - 71' of E 17' Lot 11 10890 3000 183 50 & 51a& E 20' Lot 49 3000 Improvement Tar Mat 0-77 (Inc adj 4' of alley vac ) 11550 52 & S 17' Lot 53 (Inc Assessed r _ -REARR OF ST LOUIS PARK :1 adj ',2 alley vac on W 2750 , 2 & adj 8' of alley vac , 5500 ' on the S ) 8250 7 & 8 54 & N 8' of Lot 53 7590 55 00 1 55 & 56 & S 19 4' Lot 57 10065 13 & 14 58 & N 5 6' Lot 57 (inc 15 & 16 5500 ',2 of alley) & S 26 07' of 293 17 & 18 5500 Lot 2, Blk 3, 'Maple Park 92 4n 21 & 22 184 32 66 00 5500 33 & S 16 5' Lot 34 77 55 27 & 28 35 & N 9 5' Lot 34 75 90 ' St Souls Park 5500 REARR OF ST LOUIS PARK 8 10 1 D 90 & 28 `1 _ 13C •. } '4 & Si i NI BT" 1 Y 6 3 J_ : 143 55 1 4 & 5 - 8 30' 49 50 4-& 5 - S 40' 6600 1 6 108 90 14 1 - E 440' 72 60 10 & E 17' Lot 9 108 90 West Lake Park 41 & 42 1 6 10890 7 - 101,90 08 90 g 148 50 9 10890 10 10725 2 1 52 80 2 9075 3 12375 4 10890 5 11055 6 11550 I 7 112 20 Improvement Tar Mat P-99 Kentucky Ave from 31st St. to Louisiana Are 21 Total Cost $2187 00 21 Blqck Lot &dditi6d Benefit- 1 Assessed lI � LENOx 9 1 3900 2 4000 3 40 00 4 40 00 `I 5 40 00 6 40 00 7 40 00 8 4000 9 40 00 10, 40 00 11 4000 12 40 00 13 40 00 14 4000 i 15- 4000 10 16 4000 1 17 14000 18 40 00 1 19 - 4000 I 20, 4000 21- 4000 22 4000 23 & S12 Lot 24 6000 24-N 12 2000 25 4000 26 4000 27 4000 28 40 00 i 1 29 4000 L__30 __ 39 0o - - - PARKVIEW - - 7 14 8800 15 5100 16 5000 , 17 5000 18 .5000 19 50 00 20 • 5000 21 0 00 22 5000 23 5000 24 5000 PARKVIEW 8 1 5000 2 5000 4 5000 5000 5 5000 6 - 5000 7 10000 Improvement Tar Mat P-97 Cambridge St from Texas Ave to Lake St G, Total Cost $170880, Block Lot Addition Benefit;1 ` Assessed REARR OF ST LOUIS PARK 155 I _ 7200 2 3000 3 & 4 and 5 9000 6 & 7 and 8 (Inc adj ?2 of'stand alley vac) 9000 9 & 10 (Inc adj 1,2 of stand alley vac )^ 60 00 - ' 11 & 12 (Inc Adj of -- ,'2 stand alley vac) 6000 13- * 3000 14 3000 15 3000 16 3000 17 3000 18 3000 19 to 23 incl 15000 156 25 to 28 incl lying S of N 60' thereof 8400 29 & 30 (Inc adj ',2 of vac alley) 6000 ' 31 & 32 (Inc adj 1,2 of vac alley) 6000 33 & 34 (Inc adj 1,2 of vac alley) 6000 35 & 36 (Inc adj 1,2 of vac alley) 6000 156 37 & 38 (Inc adj 1,2 of vac alley) 6000 39 & 40 fine adj 12 of vac alley) 6000 41-& 42 6000 43 & 44 and W!2 of Lot 45 (Inc adj !2 of vac alley) - 74 40 45-E' 121,2' (Inc adj 1,2 of vac alley) 1440 46 3000 47 3000 48 (inc adj ',2 of alley I vac and all of adj part of Rhode Island Ave _ Vac) .7800 , REARR OF ST LOUIS PARK 157 • 12 6600 1 13 3000 14 3000 15 3000 16 - 3000 17 3000 18 3000 Improvement Tar Mat 0-77 Sumter Ave from 321/. to 34th St Total Cost $2200 00 Block Lot Addition Benefit Assessed r _ -REARR OF ST LOUIS PARK :1 292 1 2750 , 2 2750 . 3 & 4 5500 ' 5 8r 6 5500 7 & 8 5500 9,& 10 55 00 1 11 & 12 5500• 13 & 14 5500 15 & 16 5500 REARR OF ST LOUIS PARK 293 17 & 18 5500 19 & 20 55 0o 21 & 22 5500 1 23 & 24 5500 25 & 26 5500 27 & 28 5500 29 & 30 5500 31 & 32 5500 REARR OF ST LOUIS PARK 300 27 & 26 5500 1 & 28 `1 55 00 29 & 30 5500- 31 & 32 55 (jo 31 & 34 5500 35 & 36 5500 37 & 38 55 00 39 & 40 5500 41 & 42 55 00 43 & 44 55 n0 45 & 46 55 00 47 * 48 5500 REARR OF ST LOUIS PARK 301 1 & 2 5500 3 & 4 5500 5 & 6 5500 ! 7 & 8 5900 9 A, 10 5900 i 11 & 12 55 n0 CC 11 .& 14 5500 f 15 & 16 55110 17 & 18 5900 ) lq & 20 55 no 21 27 50 I. - 21 27 50 ' r - 43 lqr - - - - 55 00 352-A ASSESSMENT RESOLUTION WHEREAS, pursuant to resulutlon adopted by the Village Council May 5, 1952, and published in the St Louis Park Dispatch May 8, 1952, the Vil- lage Council has met at the time and place specified in said resolution and has heard all testimony offered by in- terested persons in connection with proposed assessments for' each of the following street improvements Improve- ment No LOCATION Grading 0-99 t Alley in Block 5, Park Manor Tar Mat 0-77 Sumter Ave from 321,2 St to ' 34th St 0-97 Cambridge Ave from Texas Ave to Lake St P-99 Kentucjcy Ave from 31st St to I Louisiana Ave P-111 Alabama Ave from Lake St to , North Service Drive Highway No 7 P-113 Yosemite Ave from 33rd St to North Service Drive Highway No 7 P-116 35th St from Brunswick. Ave to Zarthan Ave P-133. Jersev Ave from 26th St to 27th St P-134 Kentucky Ave from 26tli St to 27th St P-137,Colorado Ave from Minnetonka Blvd to 29th St therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St Louis Park that the total cost of each of said - improvements 1s hereby deter- mined to be In the respective amounts 1 hereinafter set forth in the following list and the amount of benefits con- ferred by said improvements upon each lot, part of lot, piece or parcel of ground so benefited thereby rateably and in proportion to the speclal bene- fits conferred upon it Is hereby deter- mined to be as respectively set forth j In the following list and there is hereby levied and assessed against each lot, part of lot, piece or parcel of I round described therein an assess- ment equal to the sums therein re- rpectively set forth as authorized by Chapter 382 Laws of Minnesota, 1903, savable In threeequal annual Install- ments the first of which shall be Pay- able concurrent with letil estate taxes levied in 1952 and collected in 1953 together with a pensltv of ten ner cent if not paid in full within 30 days after nuhlication of this resolution, and interest at 4 Per cent per annum from ' the date of Issuance of orders for financing this improvement Improvement Allev Grading 0-99 Alley Block 5 Park Manor Total -Cnet 415520 Block Lot Addition Benefit s Asseaed i 5 1 Park Manor ,.i2 0000 ' = 4 12 00 1200 5 17 00 1200 I 7 12 M 0 8 12 00 9 -1200 10 12 00 11. 12AM 12 1200 13 12 00 14 12,00 15 � 9 60 5 16 & S 24' Lot 17 Park Manor 1680 5 18 & N 16' Lot 17 16 80 19 12 00 20 & 21 24001 1 22 12 00 1 23 12 00 24 12 00 25 1200 26 12 00 27 12 00 28 12 00 29 1200 30 ' 1200 ! Improvement Tar Mat P-137 - Colorado Ave From Mtka Blvd to 29th St Total Cost 41232 40 Block Lot Addition Benefit Assessed 20 18 • Park Manor 57 60 20 & N 14' Lot 19 - 64 80 19 -that part lying S of N 14' 69 4M 21 48 nn ,22 - 4a on 23 4a 0 24 •& S52 Lot 25 720(10p 26 & N�6 'Lot 25 41 "N 27 4R,¢1n 29 48 00;