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Home My WebLink About1952/06/09 - ADMIN - Minutes - City Council - Regular326 June 9, 1952 REGULAR MEETING JUNE 9. 1952 A regular meeting of the Village Council was called to order by Mayor C. L. Hurd at 8:00 P. M. Invocation was given by Reverend Bennett Brudevold, pastor, Aldersgate Methodist Church. The following Council Members were present at roll call as follows: Trustee Bolmgren Trustee Jorvig Trustee Middleton— Clerk Justad Mayor Hurd Verified Claims On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the following verified claims were approved, and the -Mayor and'Clerkwere-authorized to issue warrants covering same, by roll call vote as follows: - Trustee Bolmgren, yea; Trustee Jorvig, yea; Trustee Middleton, yea; Clerk Justad, yea; Mayor Hurd, yea: A. Anderson 143.00 George D. -Anderson 76.38 Vernon Anderson 158.00 Jean -Anthony- 92.00 W. E. Ballard 78:00 Warren Bartels 153.00 Rollin P. Briggs 178:20 J. W. Brockman 150.31 James Brown 32.06 Betty Caldwell 93.15 Henry B. Carlson 153.00 Dorothy Chase 81.65 B. F. Cihoski 219.63 John Connery_ 218.44 R. B. Connery 212.50 C_. Eva Cooper 86.25 Worden L. Cooper 126.75 Norman Crosby 145.44 James R. Dahl 166.00 Elsie Dahlstrom 101:50 Elmer C. Dale 52.81 Marjorie Dale 101.50 Al Donahue 236.72 Frank -Dreyer 38.19 Detect Edwards 212.73 Hartwig Endres 145:00 Co H. Farmer 488.81 E. Ferch 213.98 Alfred Formo 143.00 Myrtle L. Formo 36.80 Ellsworth Frank 190.75 Irwin Freeland 166.00 Donald Freiborg 200:16 Herman Freiborg 230.04 Ted Gardner 242.34 George Gibson 182.50 George Gibson 75.00 Henry Girard 176.62 Donald Glassing 166.00 Varah E. Goodrich 92.00 Mary Etta Green 97.50 Truman Hedwall 166:00 Esther Helmer 77.55 Carl Iverson 166.00 Alvera Johnson 115.00 Clyde Johnson' 166-00 J. 0. Johnson 188.13 Kenneth Johnson 212.50 L. M. Johnson 166:00 Challen M. Jones 114.56 C. W. Jones 165.00 Earl Jones 226.88 Betty Joubert 19.73 Walter Jungblut 156.10 Joseph Justad 262.50 John Kauteri 78.00 Maynard Kays 177.50 Anton Korbel 148.31 Donald Krause, Sr. 153.00 Gladys Lamb 109.25 Ralph H. Larson 169.40 Vernice Larson 106:00 Roy Lea 203.03 C. Lindgren 154.94 E. R. Ludwig 162.00 George Mack 284.90 Carlisle Madson 178.20 Vance Marfell 171.06 Eugene Mc Gary 153.00 Omar Mc Gary 166.00 0. R. Mc Gary 172.53 L. Mc Nellis 195.39 Terry Me Nellis 155.31 Mildred -Melbourne 115.00 Carl Miller 222.20 Mary Miller 106.00 Willard Murphy 153.00 Andy Nelson 212.50 R. Nordstrom 305.11 H. Nygaard 154.00 Lorraine Olson 47.15 E. Omestad- 190.53 Wilbur H. Ostlund 153.00 Dorothy Owens 101.50 Ellida Parchem 131.50 Wm. Pascoe 123.64 P. P. Persyk 189.31 A. Peterson 159.13 Richard Pollock 169.81 Donna Prentice 23.25 R. Pykal 222:78 Ethel Reed 81.00 Helen E. Reed 78.20 W. Reid 273.35 Wm. A. Reiners 143.00 Gertrude Renner 136.00 C. F. Rihl 446.32 Eloise Rude 101.50 .Kurt Scheibe 182.50 F. J. Senander 182.50 Richard Senander 171.06 Gilbert M. Senst 165.00 F. Sewall 200.28 Richard Shinn 165.00 Philip W. Smith 325.00 Clyde Sorensen 163-00 166.00 Donald Sorensen 202.94 Robert Sorensen 1 1 LI June 9, 1952 327 Verified Claims, Cont'd. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the above - bids were rejected, and the Clerk was instructed to readvertise for bids to be opened June 30, 1952, new bids to be on basis of trade-in of 1949 Custom Tudor Ford Sedan. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Allan Sorenson 32.40 Chas. H. Soutter, Jr. 178.06 Robert Standal 166.00 Glenn S. Stenberg 153.00 Peter Stienstra 212.50 Gunnar Stromer 226.88 Guy Ten Eyck 222;58 Le Roy Thies 149.60 Thomas E. Theis 104-.00 Betty Tiedemann 90.00 Vernon Tollefsrud 205.14 Ruth Trondson 92.00 George Vita 246.83 Ira M. Vraalstad 212.50 Ed Werner 30.80 J. A. Werner 212.50 Dan Whalen 158.00 E. Whipps 252.31 C. M. Williams 212:50 E. Williams 205.19 Frederick Williams 172.25 Martha L. Wylie 101.50 James J. Zalusky 165.00 Helen Zaworski 24.15 Burt Zila 177.50 Black Top Service Co. 489.31 Boyer-Gilfillan Co. 40.31 n n n u 240.84 if n It 36.93 n n it n 656.75 it n if 50-42 Bury & Carlson, 478:30 it if " 33.63 J. E. Carroll 2.50 it 11" 32.55 C. Ed. Christy 2.64 Dahlberg Brothers, Inc. 53.72 Didier Safety Equipment Co. 18.75 if it if 2.60 If It " " 37.50 D6epke Building Movers 487.50 J. V. Gleason 2;344.04 Goodwin Joss Laboratories 80.00 n n , it 22100.40 it '„ if 4.00 r� it if 2,043.44 Arthur Hallaway 9.99 r, it If 2,077.71 Hobart Bros. Sales & Service 11.48 n n- it, 244.10 i, it it If 16.41 ,r rr „ 75.99 it if It It 9:55 It 737.33 Mr. J. Horner 55.00 Industrial Supply Co. 8.12 H. V. Johnston Culvert'Co. 86.10 Kinney Lawn Service 160:00 Lametti & Sons 201860.40 Peter Lametti & Terry Bros. 29,781.08 Larsen's Drainage System 15.00 Layne -Minnesota Co' 8,356.00 Mrs. Paul Lindell 60.00 Lumber Stores, -Inc. 4.17 Ben Mayeron 750;00 Miller=Davis Company 12.50 Mines Safety -Appliance Co. 23.79 it 11 if 24.00 Minikada Hardware 6.09 Minneapolis Iron Store 1.08 Nonie's Chow Mein 10.00 11 It 4.00 Norris Creameries, Inc. 5.45 if 11.50 NW National Bank 1,024.75 6.22 Panther Oil & Grease Co. 160.05 35.20 Peper; Calmenson Co. 371.31 2.37 Phelps -Drake Company 4,947.60 Pockrandt Lumber & Fuel Co. 5.32 " If of 13,813.90 it 16'14 Resthaven 150.00 H. A. Rogers Co. 24.52 Service Parts Co. 35.16 Rosholt Equipment Co. 6.46 St. Louis Park Dispatch 7-20 7590 if it if if 11.40 ��,r ►, „ 70.23 it if it if 42.30 St. Louis Park Plumbing Co. 10.00 Standard Unit Parts Co. 7.82 Standard Oil Company- 195.00 Mrs. A. C. -Telford 27.55 Suburban -Chevrolet Co. 48.50 The Flox Company, Inc. 234.24 Terry Brothers, Inc. 2,018.75 Village of St. Louis Park, PIR 75.00 n n u 238.00 n n It if n 285:50 Street Dept. 4,044.52 Wallace & Tiernan 9.45 " " if it 46.00 Woodhead Company, Inc. 3050.88 r'- 'r it it 1,750.44 Western Underground Const. 1,247.80 Anton Yngve - 42.00 it " if 18;181.50 Zephyr Oil Company, Inc. 148.00 Wm. H. Ziegler Company, Inc. 4,080.00 Bids for Police Car _ As advertised in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 29, 1952, sealed bids were received from the following -bidders for the furnishing of One (1) 1952 Custom Two -door Deluxe Coach, Color Black, 110 H. P. (or over) V Type Motor: 1. Dahlberg Brothers, Inc. $1,819.54 2. Woodhead Company 1,771.00 3. Hull -Dobbs Company 1775.34 On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the above - bids were rejected, and the Clerk was instructed to readvertise for bids to be opened June 30, 1952, new bids to be on basis of trade-in of 1949 Custom Tudor Ford Sedan. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. 328 June 9, 1952 Bids for Sanitary Sewer Construction As advertised in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 29, 1952, sealed bids were received from the following bidders for the construction of Sanitary Sewer Improvement No. 52-195 - in Monterey Avenue from 25th Street to 27th Street: 1. Lametti & Sons X69;106.50 2. Peter Lametti Const. Co. 8;598.40 3. Phelps -Drake Company, Inc. 8,602.00 4. Terry Brothers, Inc. . - 8,419.50 5. Western Underground Const. Co. 8,615.00 6. Ferron Construction Co.' 8,976.50 The following persons appeared -regarding the above sewer construction: Wm. Mc Masters, 2637 Monterey Avenue, representing a group of residents who are opposed to the construction of proposed sewer, said there was no need for same, and they cannot afford it. Mrs. M. J. Mc Carty, 2601 Monterey Avenue said cesspool is not workable ,in their home. Mr. Theodore Ptashne, 2529 Monterey Avenue said the sewer is definitely needed for health reasons, -for the whole area. Mr. Norton Rockler, 2605 Monterey Avenue said we are badly -in need of the sewer at this time.- Mr. H. E. Pulver,,2620 Monterey Avenue stated that he needed the sewer badly. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the above bids were referred to the -Village Engineer and Chairman of the Sewer Department Committee for checking and recommendation, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Later The Village Engineer reported on'his tabulation of above bids, and recommended that the bid awarded to Terry Brothers, Incorporated. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the bid of Terry Brothers, Incorporated received this meeting -was determined to be the lowest bid of a responsible bidder for the construction of sanitary sewer in Monterey Avenue from 25th Street to 27th Street (Improvement No. 52-195), and the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to execute contract for the Village with Terry Excavating Company for the work at price bid of $8,419.50, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Assessment Hearings Pursuant to notice published in -the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 8, 1952, separate public hearings were had on each of the following Street Improvements: --•- ment No. LOCATION Curtwan d=Gu Iter 151-200 East IMP Uouisiana Ave from 1st St N W to 2nd St N W Grading 10-150 XPnwnn(j"Ave from 26th St to 9gth car I , ''51-89 97th St fpm Kentucky Ave to Jersey A++e SPSI Coat 51-272 Rhode IS+and AvP from High= wav No 7 to Tniviaion St Tqr Vqt 51-149` 90}h St from Webster Ave to Vernon AvP 51-f'55 9a+h St from Joppa Ave to Ottawa Ave 51-157 (>••Pritin Ave from 26th St to 97th St 51-158 7 vnn Ave from 25th St to 26th St 51,164 rv++Pntiri Ave from 27th St to 9q+h St 51-166 Tdaho Ave from 27th St to 2c*hSt 51-167 AlahSma Ave from 28th St to 90th St '51-169 Wnn11anri Dr from Lake St to FA aeb+•nok 51-171 �4,th St from F'++ance Ave to Faat villaee limits ` ,' •J �'S1-176 .RnlPiclh Ave from 27th St 'to 2ath St 51-177 MarIland AvP from Minneton- I ka Blvd to 31st, St I 51-179 Tubo Ave from 26th St to 97th St 51-180 Teeaa Ave from Hiehway No 7 to Minnetonke. Blvd 51-233 JPrsev Ave from 27th 'St to ?Rtrl St 51-227 37th St from Joppa Ave to France Ave ` . 51-231 34th St from Lake St t0 , Dninswick Ave 51-261 Parklands Road from north end to south end I r_icA Allev Block 2 Btmhwood P-199 W 35th St from Wooddale Ave. i to Dakota Ave Water Mains 51-16 W 36th St from Wean 19110 ' ,T,vnn Ave to west line Lot 1, Huntington Woods 1st Add 51=17 France Ave from 39th St to Souith line Lot 82, And- Sub 301 151-118 Yuknn Ave' from W' 34th' St. to 200 ft south 51-80 Alabama. Ave from 27th St to 28th St 51-81 Pennsylvania Ave fmm Walker St to south Service Drive High- wav No 7 51-82 Oregon Ave • from 31st St to 32nd St Grading 51-90 27th St from Raleigh Ave to 1 Quentin Ave ` 51148 Goodrich Ave from Wooddale Ave to Colorado Ave J 1 1 1 improve- No ATIONGrading 7eLOC3nent Q-99 Alley in Block 5, Park Manor " Tar Mat 0-77 Sumner Ave from 321,2 St to 34th St " P-97 Cambridge Ave from Texae,Ave. Q to Lake St i P-99 Kentucky Ave from 31st st to 1 - Louisiana Ave ' P-111 Alabama Ave from Lake St tc North Service Drive Highway No 7 1? -113 Yosemite Ave from 33rd St tc i North-- Service Drive Highway r No 7 P-116 35th St from Brunswick Ave tc Zarthan Ave P-133 Jersey Ave from 26th' -St tc 27th St P-134 Kentucky Ave from 26th St- t< 27th St P-137 Colorado Ave from Minnetonka �,..,, +,, vo+-. _ 91+ 1 1 1 1 June 9, 1952 329 Assessment Hearings, Continued- - The following persons appeared: Victor Anderson, 2633 Xenwood Avenue and others appeared and objected to paying for grading on the east side of the Street (0-150) as they have already paid -for the west side. Mr. La Mere spoke about the grade not being where it should be in the 2700 Block. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, action on above hearings was deferred to meeting of June 16, 1952, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Hearing on Application for Rezoning Pursuant to notice published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 22, 1952, a public hearing was had on the application of J. W. Held and F. J. Swenson for rezoning -THAT PART OF THE E2 OF THE-NW11 OF THE SW4 OF SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 29, RANGE 24, from open development to commercial use. The following persons appeared: Mr. Held appeared in favor of his -petition. Mr. R. H. White appeared for Mr. F. J. Swenson in favor of the petition. Roger Shandeling, 1620 South Lilac Drive and C. P. Mc Cauley, 1600 South Lilac Drive appeared in opposition to the rezoning. They -said it would cause a traffic hazard, and would lower the valua- tion of their property. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, action on above request for rezoning was deferred to meeting of June 23, 19523 by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Hearings on Proposed Street Improvements Pursuant to notices published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 22 and 29, 1952, separate public hearings were had on street improvements described therein. The following persons appeared: Regarding Improvements 136 and 158 - R. W. Vaugh, 7301 Minnetonka Boulevard said he would like to have both sidewalk and curb and gutter stopped at the alley line south of his home as he cannot afford to pay for such a long stretch at this time. Regarding Improvements 142 and 175 - Sidney Goldstein, 7225 Minnetonka Boulevard made the same request as Mr. Vaughn. Regarding Improvement 138 - The block was divided-. The owners of the north six lots on the West Side of Texas Avenue were in favor, and would like the sidewalk in front of their homes while the owners of the south six lots of the block wou4d like the walk left out at this time. (Petitions on file for and against). Regarding Improvement 144 - Messrs: Jordan; 3029 Nevada Avenue, Lee, 3033 Nevada Avenue, Gagnon, 3045 Nevada Avenue, Wilson, 3049 Nevada Avenue, and Huber, 7325 Minnetonka Boulevard appeared in opposition to sidewalk on the East Side of Nevada Avenue from Minnetonka Boulevard to 31st Street. Regarding Improvement 52-150 - Petitions for and against the construction of sidewalk on the East Side of Texa-Tonka Avenue from Virginia Avenue to Vir- ginia Avenue were discussed. Regarding Improvement 52-222 - Owners of Lots .59 and 60, Auditors Sbu- division No. 350 said they do not -want and did not petition for curb and gutter on the East Side of Zarthan Avenue adjacent to their property. However, they felt that Lots 56 and 57 did want same. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, action on above proposed street improvements was deferred to meeting of June 16, 1952, by unani- mous vote of all Members of the Council. Hearings on Proposed Sanitary Sewer Extension Separate hearings were had on proposed sanitary sewer extensions Improve- ments Nos. 52-223 and 52-224. The following persons appeared: Mr. Lamere appeared in favor of No. 52-223• 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: RESOLUTION ORDERING SEWER EXTENSIONS WHEREAS, the Village Council has met at the time and place specified in a notice relating to the following -described improvements which was published in 330 June 9, 1952 Resolution Ordering Sewer Extensions, Cont'd. the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 22 and 29, 1952, and has heard all interested persons appearing at said meeting and determined the necessity for said im— provements, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park as follows: 1. That the following sanitary sewer extensions,be hereby ordered: IMPROVEMENT NUMBER LOCATION 52-223 On easement over Lots 5 and 6, Lamerels Addition from Xenwood Avenue to Yosemite Avenue and on Yosemite Avenue from south line Lamere's Addition to West 27th Street. 52-221 Dakota Avenue from West 32nd Street -to north line of Lot 13, Block 4, Adolph Fine Addition. 2. That said sewer extensions be made in accordance with plans and speci— fications 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 sewers to be opened by the Village Council at its meeting of July 7, 1952• Hearing on Proposed Opening of All A hearing'was had on proposed opening of alley adjacent to Lots 1 to 12, Block 1, Belmont -Terrace. A petition in favor of this improvement signed by George Daellenbach, 3007 Cavell Avenue and 22 others was presented. Resolution On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council: RESOLUTION ORDERING OPENING OF ALLEY AND ACQUISITION OF RIGHT OF WAY 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 opening and acquiring alley hereinafter described and has conducted a public hearing and heard all interested persons and determined the necessity for said opening and acquisition, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park as follows: 1. That alley be hereby opened described as follows: Two rods in width,being the east 162 feet of the.NE of the NWy� of Section 1$, Township 117, Range 21 lying adjacent to Lots 1 to 12 inclusive, Block 1, Belmont Terrace, and the West 162 feet of the NW -1 of the NEw of Section 1$, Township 117, Range 21 lying adjacent to Lots 1 -to 13 inclusive, Block 1, Towle's Minnetonka Boulevard Addition. 2. That the Village Attorney be,authorized to commence negotiations for acquisition of said premises from the owner thereof, and if no price for the same acceptable to the Village Council is negotiated within thirty days, to commence proceedings in the District Court of Henne— pin County for the taking of said right of way by condemnation proceed— ings. Hearing on Proposed Assessmentsfor Street Improvements Pursuant to resolution published in the St. Louis -Park Dispatch May 8, 1952, setting assessment hearings on proposed.assessments for grading of streets and alleys described therein; said public hearings were had at this time. No persons appeared. On motion of Trustee Middleton, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, action on above assessment hearings were deferred to meeting of June 16, 1952, by unani— mous vote of all Members of the Council. + Assessment Hearing on Proposed Assessment for Sanitary Sewer Pursuant to notice published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May B, 1952, a public hearing was had on proposed assessment covering the cost of Sanitary 1 1 1 C�) June 9, 1952 33 1 ?'40 -; Assessment Hearing oil Proposed Assessment for Sanitary Sewer, Cont'd. Sewer Improvement No.'51-265 - in Glenhurst Avenue 170 feet south of 39th Street to serve Lots 3, 4, 9,,-10., 11, and 12, Minikanda Park Addition. No one appeared. On motion of Trustee Bolmgreri, seconded by Trustee Middleton, action on above assessment hearing was deferred to meeting of June 16, 1952, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Request for Permit to Build Gas Station - B. Berkwitz The Planning Commission's report dated June 5, 1952, in which reconsidera- tion was given to the request of Mr. Ben L. Berkwitz for permission to build a gasoline station on the SE Corner of Salem Avenue and Minnetonka Boulevard, and moving the old store building now on that corner to the east end of the lot, was read. Concurring in the recommendation -of the Planning Commission, it was moved :by Trustee Middleton, seconded by Trustee Holmgren, the Building Inspector was :authorized to grant a permit for the erection of a gas station on the corner of :Salem Avenue and-Minrietonka Boulevard (SE Corner), by the following roll call :vote: Trustee Bolmgren, yea; Trustee Middleton; yea; Mayor Hurd, yea; Clerk :Justad, yea; Trustee Jorvig, nay. _ The opposition headed by Jack Roberts, 5221 Minnetonka Boulevard claimed that a gas station at the above location would be more detrimental than a retail store, would be open until 10 P. M., lights would be flashing all around, would lower the value of the residential property nearby. FHA says they would not approve loans across the street or next to a gas station. School children on Salem Avenue would have to pass the station to go to the Park Hill School. He asked if the 20 foot setback would or could (in front of the grocery store) be used for a driveway. The answer was yes, the same as at Kay Motors, Garden Village driveway, etc. Said that this makes too many driveways for children to have to cross with out adding more outlets at the gas station. There are a number of renters in this area who do not want the gas station. Mr. Edelman, representing Mr. Berkwitz spoke in favor of the station. He said that this property has been zoned for commercial use since 1932• The owners are old time residents. He does not -believe that the gas station will lower the values on nearby residential property. The Minneapolis report for 1951 shows that gas stations are not more hazardous: Mr. Woods of the Texaco Company showed a picture of a Texaco Station. Mr. Berkwitz said what is best for St. Louis Park should be our aim. We could build five stores on this spot (150 ft., 30 ft. stores), and that means traffic. A Texaco Station wouldn't bring nearly as much traffic; and,the present taxes of $$100.00 on a gas station would bring in about $$500.00. Mr. Woods of Texaco Company said cars on the Belt Line need a gas station. We have 571 stations, and in the past four years there have been no accidents. Maurice Silverman, 2912 Salem Avenue -said he has protested against things in this Council in the past, due to selfish reasons. Protested three different projects, and not any of the things happened that -he brought up in his protesta- tions. This improvement will be a definite improvement for the area. We are sympathic with the folks here tonight, but feel their fears are unfounded. The Berkwitz family do not want to trade dollars for children's lives, and if they thought it would, they wouldn't ask for this permit. Mr. Woods explained that they have two stations in the Park one at Excelsior and Lynn, and one at Excelsior and Xenwood. They have had no complaints about reduced property values. Mr. Andres of Calhoun Realty Company was asked if gas -station would depreciate the nearby property: He said yes, to the first house, but it would be the same if it was a store. Trustee Jorvig asked if the Council would object to store buildings at this location. Trustee Bolmgren, said no. It's the open driveways that make the traffic hazard. Mr. Edelman said that stores would cause more of a traffic hazard. Trustee Bol.mgren said the solution to our tax problem is not a gas station on every corner. Mr. Edelman said that children have not been hurt with the present 6 driveways. Mrs. Phillip Dennet, 2940 Salem Avenue spoke in opposition to proposed gas station. Said the lights from cars would annoy residents in the area, it would lower the valuation of surrounding property. Building Inspector's Report for May, 1952 The Building Inspector's report for the month of May, 1952, showing a total of 134 building permits issued, totaling $1,180,550.00, was read and ordered filed. 332 June 9, 1952 Hearings on Sanitary Sewer Extensions �d Separate hearings were had on Improvements Nos. 52-204 to 52-213 inclusive as described in the following resolution. The following person appeared. J. F. Rochester, 2708 Georgia Avenue spoke in favor of 52-205. 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: RESOLUTION ORDERING SANITARY SEWER EXTENSIONS WHEREAS, the Village Council has met at the time and place specified in a notice relating to the improvements hereinafter described -published in -the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 15 and 22, 1952, and has heard all persons appearing at said meeting in regard thereto and has determined the necessity for said improvements, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park as follows: 1. The improvements hereinafter described are hereby ordered to be made in accordance with plans and specifications for the same which have been pre- pared by the Village Engineer and which are hereby &pproved, and the Clerk is directed to advertise for bids for the same to be opened by the Village Council at its meeting to be held June 23, 1952• 2. The improvements above referred to are described as follows: IMPROVEMENT NUMBER Sanitary Sewer Extensions at the Following Locations LOCATION 52-2e4 Alabama Avenue from 39th Street south to Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Railroad 52-205' Georgia Avenue from 27th Street to 28th Street 52-206 Florida Avenue from 27th Street to 28th Street 52-207 Edgewood Avenue from 27th street to 28th Street 52-208 West,27th Street from Edgewood Avenue to Georgia Avenue 52-209 Oxford Street from Colorado Avenue to Dakota Avenue 52-210 Monterey Avenue from Minnetonka Boulevard to North Service Drive Highway No. 7 52-211 BrunswicX Avenue from 34th Street to Lake Street 52-212 North Service Drive Highway No. 7 from Natchez Avenue to Monterey Avenue 52-z13 Xenwood Avenue from 32nd Street to 33rd Street, 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: RESOLUTION ORDERING SIDEWALK AND CURB AND GUTTER CONSTRUCTION WHEREAS, the Village Council has met at the time and place specified in a notice published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 15'and 22, 1952, relating to Improvements Nos. 52-196 to 52-203; 52-214 and 52-4, and has conducted separate public hearings on each of said proposed improvements and determined the necessity for each, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park as follows: 1. That sidewalk be hereby ordered constructed at the following locations in said Village: IMPROVEMENT NUMBER LOCATION 52-196 Fast side Dakota Avenue from West 32nd Street to West 33'rd Street 52-197 Kentucky Avenue from 29th Street to Minnetonka Boulevard 52-214 West side Louisiana Avenue from 28th Street to 29th St. 2. That curb and gutter be hereby ordered constructed with 1 foot gutter at the following locations in said Village: IMPROVEMENT NUMBER LOCATION June 9, 1952 333 Resolution Ordering Sidewalk, Curb and Gutter, Cont'd Curb and Gutter --- -1. That storm sewer be hereby ordered constructed in Texas Avenue from 33rd Street south to 330 feet south -of 34th Street; thence west to Wyoming Avenue extended north; thence south to State Highway No. 7; thence westerly to Minnehaha Creek to serve -Storm Sewer District No. 30, the boundaries of which are described in said notice. 2. That said sewer be constructed in accordance with plans and specifica- tions which have been prepared by the Village Engineer, and which are hereby approved. 3. That the Clerk be hereby directed to advertise for bids for cons- truction of said sewer to be opened by the Village Council at its meeting to be held July 7, 1952• Basement Homes A group appeared regarding the occupation of basement homes, the one at 2654 Xenwood Avenue in particular. Said the occupant has lived there for a long time, and doesn't seem -to be doing anything about it. He is a Village Employee, and the Police car takes him to and from lunch: They have a big dog that eats more than the family can afford. The property is not kept up - not a blade of grass on the place. It is not healthful for the children. The appearance of this property lowers the value of surrounding residences. I The Council agreed to check the matter. Request for Used Car Lot License - H. -P. Mc Dermott The Planning Commissionls report on the request of Hugh P. Mc Dermott for permission to use Lots 15 thru 18, Rearrangement of St. Louis Park for a used car lot, was read. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, H. P. Mc Dermott was granted permission -to -use Lots 15 thx�u. 18, Rearrangement of St. Louis Park (Block 35), for a used car lot, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. IMPROVEMENT NUMBER LOCATION 52-198 East side Dakota Avenue from West 32nd Street to West 33rd Street 1 52-199 West side Louisiana Avenue from 28th Street to 29th St. 52-200 West side Hampshire Avenue from 26th Street to 27th St. 52-201 East side Hampshire Avenue from 26th Street to 27th Street 52-202 East side' Inglewood Avenue from 25th Street to 26th Street 52-203 West side Inglewood Avenue from 25th Street to 26th Street 52-4 West side Virginia Avenue from north line of Lot 3 to south line of Lot 23, Block 4, Texa-Tonka East side of Virginia Avenue adjacent to Lots 4 to 92 ' inclusive, Block 1, Texa-Tonka Addition West side Texas Avenue adjacent to Lots 1 to 4, inclusive, Block 1, Texa-Tonka Addition. 3. That said work be done in accordance with plans and specifications for the same -which have been prepared by the Village Engineer and which are hereby approved. 4. That the Clerk be hereby directed to advertise for bids for the above construction to be opened by the Village Council at its meeting of July 7, 1952. Resolution On motion_ of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote.of all members of the Council: RESOLUTION ORDERING STORM SE6v'ER CONSTRUCTION WHEREAS, the Village Council has met at the time and place specified in a notice relating to storm sewer for Storm Sewer District No. 30 published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 15 and 22, and has conducted a public hearing and heard all interested persons and regularly adjourned consideration of said proposed sewer construction to this present meeting, and the Council has determined the necessity for said improvement, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park as follows: -1. That storm sewer be hereby ordered constructed in Texas Avenue from 33rd Street south to 330 feet south -of 34th Street; thence west to Wyoming Avenue extended north; thence south to State Highway No. 7; thence westerly to Minnehaha Creek to serve -Storm Sewer District No. 30, the boundaries of which are described in said notice. 2. That said sewer be constructed in accordance with plans and specifica- tions which have been prepared by the Village Engineer, and which are hereby approved. 3. That the Clerk be hereby directed to advertise for bids for cons- truction of said sewer to be opened by the Village Council at its meeting to be held July 7, 1952• Basement Homes A group appeared regarding the occupation of basement homes, the one at 2654 Xenwood Avenue in particular. Said the occupant has lived there for a long time, and doesn't seem -to be doing anything about it. He is a Village Employee, and the Police car takes him to and from lunch: They have a big dog that eats more than the family can afford. The property is not kept up - not a blade of grass on the place. It is not healthful for the children. The appearance of this property lowers the value of surrounding residences. I The Council agreed to check the matter. Request for Used Car Lot License - H. -P. Mc Dermott The Planning Commissionls report on the request of Hugh P. Mc Dermott for permission to use Lots 15 thru 18, Rearrangement of St. Louis Park for a used car lot, was read. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, H. P. Mc Dermott was granted permission -to -use Lots 15 thx�u. 18, Rearrangement of St. Louis Park (Block 35), for a used car lot, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. 3 3 4 June 9, 1952 cc Petition for Vacation of Street (Yngve) C-4 The Planning Commission's report dated June 5, 1952; on the verbal application of Anton Yngve, owner of affected real estate, for the vacation of 14th Street adjacent to Lots 25, 26, and 27, Block 1, and Lot 1, Block 4, John A. Johnsons Addition; and the petition for same signed by Anton and Esther Yngve, dated June 6, 1952, were read. Hearing Date Set for Vacation of Street' On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, July 71 1952 was set as date of hearing on -the petition of Anton -and -Esther Yngve for the vacation of 14th Street Adjacent to Lots 25, 26, and 27; Block 4, John A. Johnsons Addition, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Public Telephone for VillageHall On motion,of Trustee Jorvig,-seconded by Trustee Middleton, the Clerk was authorized to sign contract for a -public telephone to -be installed in the Village Hall, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Licenses On motion of Trustee Middleton; -seconded by Trustee Jorvig, 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: Mc Williams Plumbing & Heating Co. Plumbing Canfield Plumbing Company it H. P. Mc Dermott Used Car Lot Special Permit to Connect to Sewer On motion of Trustee-Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolitgren, a special permit was granted -to J. B. McGuire to connect his home at 3836 West 31st Street to the manhole at the intersection of France Avenue and West 31st Street for sewage disposal service with the understanding that he pay to the Village of St. Louis Park an assessment of -$600.00 as their share of the cost of the construction of said sewer in West 31st Street at the time he takes out the regular permit. It is -further understood that he agrees to pay to the Village of St. Louis Park a sewer rental for each year at -the rate set by the Village Council. These charges shall be paid every"three months: Motion was passed by unanimous vote of all members of the Council, subject to approval of Minneapolis. Special Permit to Connect to Water Main'_ On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, a special permit was granted to Alexander Construction Company to lay a temporary water line from the hydrant at the SW Corner of Louisiana Avenue and Cedar Lake Road north to their mixing plant for a water supply during this season. It is understood that the Water Department will meter the water used and the Alexander Construction Company will pay the Water rental rate of 20¢ per 100 cubic feet as specified in the ordinance. Motion was passed by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Continued Hearing on Proposed Sidewalk and Curb and Gutter Improvements Separate hearings were continued from the June 2nd meeting, on proposed curb and gutter and sidewalk construction improvements Numbered 52-217 and 52-218. 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: RESOLUTION ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF CURB AND GUTTER AND SIDDIALK IMPROVEMENTS WHEREAS, the Village Council has met at the time and place specified in a notice relating to Improvements'Nos. 52-217'and-52-218 published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 15 and 22, 1952, and has heard all'persons appearing at said meeting in regard to said improvements and has determined that it is necessary that said improvements be made, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park as follows: 1. The improvements hereinafter described are hereby'ordered to be made in accordance with plans and specifications for the same which have been prepared by the Village Engineer and which- are hereby approved, and the Clerk is directed to advertise for bids for the -same to be opened by the Village Council at its meeting to be held June 23, 1952• 2. The improvements above referred to are described as follows: June 9, 1952 335 Resolution Ordering Construction of Curb and Cutter, and Sidewalk Improvements-, Cont'd. IMPROVEMENT NUMBER LOCATION 52 -,?.18 Construction of sidewalk on the north and south sides of Minnetonka Boulevard from Glenhurst Avenue to Edgewood Avenue, 52-217 Construction of curb and gutter on the north and south sides of Minnetonka Boulevard from Glenhurst Avenue to Edgewood Avenue 3. The Village Attorney is hereby authorized to commence proceedings in the District Court of Hennepin County for condemnation of slope easements required in connection with the sidewalk construction as shown on the plans prepared by the County Engineer. Continued Hearing on Proposed Paving of Minnetonka Boulevard Separate hearings were continued from the June 2nd meeting on proposed paving of Minnetonka Boulevard - Improvement No. 52-216. Resolution On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the following resolution was adopted by unanimous vote of all Members of the Village Council: RESOLUTION ORDERING PAVING OF MINNETONKA BOULEVARD WHEREAS, the Village Council has met at the time and place specified in a notice relating to Improvement No. 52-216 published in the St. Louis Park Dispatch May 15 and 22, 1952, and has heard all persons appearing at said meeting in regard thereto and has determined the necessity for said improvement, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of St. Louis Park as follows: 1. That Improvement No. 52-216 consisting of construction of concrete paving on Minnetonka Boulevard from the end of existing concrete pavement at the intersection of Minnetonka Boulevard and West Lake Street and thence westerly to a point 200 feet west of Dakota Avenue and also from the end"of existing pave- ment on Joppa Avenue east to Glenhurst Avenue be hereby ordered. 2. The said paving shall be done in accordance with plans and specifications which have been prepared by the County Highway Engineer of Hennepin County and which are hereby approved. 3. The Clerk is hereby directed to advertise for bids for said paving construction to be opened by the Village Council at its meeting to be held June 23, 1952. 4. The above paving construction is to be undertaken by the Village only on the condition that the County of Hennepin shall enter into an agreement with the Village in form substantially identical with the contract entered into between the Village and the County in 1951 for paving of Minnetonka Boulevard from Joppa Avenue to State Highway No. 100, and which shall provide for equal division of the construction cost and furnishing of the plans and specifications and engineer- ing services at the sole expense of the County. 5. The Village Attorney is authorized to commence proceedings in District Court of Hennepin County .for condemnation of additional right of way for Minne- tonka Boulevard and slope easements at the points indicated on the plans prepared by the County Engineer. Permission to Place Poles On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee -Middleton the Northern States Power Company was granted permission to place poles at the following loca- tions within the Village, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council: 1 pole at Wyoming Avenue and West 35th Street 1 pole at West 35th Street between Virginia and Wyoming Avenues 1 pole on Cedar Lake Road and Texas Avenue 3 poles on Sumter Avenue between Cedar Lake Road and W. 26th St. 1 pole on West 25th Street north of W. 26th Street. 4 poles on West 26th Street between Cedar Lake Road and W. 25th 2 poles on Walker Street east of Oregon Avenue', front of Rodgers Plant. 336 June 9, 1952 Petition for Sanitary Sewer On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the follow- ing petition was referred to the Village -Engineer and Chairman of the Sewer Department Committee for checking and recommendation, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council: P-1158 PETITION FOR SANITARY SEWER, signed by J. L. Rodgers for the Rodgers•Hydraulic-Company, Incorporated, dated May 29, 1952, for the construction of sanitary sewer to serve their plant at 7401 Walker Street. Petitions for Street Improvements On motion of Trustee Middleton, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the following petitions were referred to the Village Engineer and Street Department Committee for checking and recommendation, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council: P-1154 PETITION FOR CURB AND GUTTER, signed by Wallace A. Brudeli, 3153 Nevada Avenue and others, dated May 27, 1952, for the construction of curb and gutter on the EAST SIDE OF NEVADA AVENUE FROM 31ST STREET TO 32ND STREET. P-1155 •PETITION FOR SIDEWALK, signed by Mr. and Mrs Warren Knutson, 3001 Brunswick Avenue and others, dated June 3, 1952, for the construction of sidewalk on the EAST SIDE OF BRUNSWICK AVENUE FROM MINNETONKA BOULEVARD TO 31ST STREET. P-1156 PETITION FOR SIDEWALK, signed by John 0.'Hines, Jr. 3000 Brunswick, and others, dated -June 3,,,1952, for the construction of sidewalk on the WEST SIDE OF BRUNS- WICK AVENUE FROM MINNETONKA BOULEVARD TO 31ST STREET. P-1157 PETITION FOR SIDEWALK, signed by Wallace A. Brudeli, 3153 Mevada Avenue and -others, dated May 27, 1952, for the construction of sidewalk on the EAST SIDE OF NEVADA AVENUE FROM 13ST STREET TO 32ND STREET. Temporary Plumbing Inspector Due to continued illness of Plumbing Inspector, Edwin Gilbert, and on the recommendation of Building Inspector; Peter Stienstra, it was moved by Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, that Walter J. -Mark be hired as temporary plumbing inspector at $1.70 per hour, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Gas Main Extensions On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded -by Trustee Bolmgren, the following gas main extensions were approved by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council: #239 In West 18th Street from Idaho Avenue to 851 W W line of Idaho Avenue. #240 In South_Street from 155' W W Line Rhode Island Avenue to Lot 13, Auditors Subdivision #294• #242 In Brookview Drive from Lake Street to South Street #243 In Georgia Avenue from 2351 N N Line 27th Street #245 In Jersey Avenue from 445' N N Line West 22nd Street to Lot 225, Richmond Addition. #246 In West 24th Street from Cedar Lake Road to West Line Xylon Avenue (cover Lot 15, Block'1), and in Xylon Avenue from 24th Street to Lot 14, Block 2, West- wood Hills Green Addition. #247 In Republic Avenue from Lot 2,'Block 185 to Lot 18, Block 165, Rearrangement of St. Louis Park. #244 In Louisiana Avenue from South Line West 28th Street to West 27th Street. Deed Approved and Accepted On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the deed with the State of Minnesota as party of the first part, and the Village of St. Louis 1 1 June 9, 1952 337 Deed Approved and Accepted, Cont'd.- Park as party of the second part, for Lots 8 and 37, Block 9 Thorpe Brothers Cedar Lake Heights Addition to St. Louis Park was approved and accepted, and the Village Attorney was instructed to file same with the Register of Deeds -of Hennepin County, Minnesota, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Letter Re: Employee Parking Space - Minn. Rubber & Gasket Co. Letter from Minnesota Rubber and Gasket Company, dated June 9, 1952, relative to agreement with the Village to use Village owned property located on West 37th Street for the parking of their Employees' cars, was read. On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Middleton, the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to sign an agreement with Minnesota Rubber and Gasket Company as outlined in above mentioned letter which reads as follows: "Tare propose that our firm and the Village jointly undertake the following: 1. The Village would haul away the dead trees and debris-. 2. Our firm would furnish crushed rock for surfacing the lot not to exceed an expense of $500.00 3. The Village would spread and roll the crushed rock 4. Our firm would install guide rails to keep the parking back from the street 5. Our firm and the Village would sign an agreement leasing this property to Minnesota Rubber and Gasket Company for parking purposes fora period of two years at an annual rental of $500.00 payable in advance. This agreement would also include provisions for maintenance when necessary and snow removal at the expense of the Village. The term of this agreement would start January 2, 1952•" Motion was passed by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Employment of Temporary Engineer A memo from Village Engineer, -Phil W. Smith, dated June 4, 1952, explaining the need for services of an Engineer temporarily to get out the plans which are most urgent, was read. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the Clerk was authorized to sign for the Village, the proposal of Toltz, King and Day, Inc. for the services of Engineer H. G. Gilbert on a temporary basis at -$$400.00 permonth, plus 100% for overhead and profit, plus mileage at 7¢ per mile, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Letter Re: Parking Area - _TLe- �,_ On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the letter from the Department of Highways, State of Minnesota, dated May 27, 1952, grant- ing permission to the Village to install a parking area on Trunk Highway No. 7 Right of Way, along the easterly side of Inglewood Avenue and Minnetonka Blvd., was referred to Village Engineer, Phil W. Smith, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Portable Traffic Counter • A letter from Streeter-Amet Company, 4101 Ravenswood Avenue, dated May 26, 1952; enclosing prices, delivery date, specifications, etc. on portable traffic counters, was read. On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Jorvig, the purchase of One (1) traffic counter complete with battery, roadtube and installation accessories at price -quoted of $321.75 was approved, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Letter Re: Garbage Problem - V. H. Peterson Letter from V. H. Peterson, 3012 Aquila Avenue, dated June 4, 1952, regard- ing the garbage problem was -read and ordered filed with other garbage disposal material. 1952 -Minnesota Municipal Director On motion of Trustee Jorvig, seconded by Trustee Bolmgren, the Clerk was authorized to purchase one copy of 1952 Directory of Minnesota Municipal Officials at $2.00, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Justice of Peace Report of Fines - Ynpve Justice of Peace Anton Yngve's report of fines, dated June 3, 1952, for May., 19523 was read and ordered filed. 338 June 9, 1952 Building Inspector's Weekly Report The Building Inspector's report for week ending June 6, 1952, showing that 22 building permits were issued, totaling $112,600, was read and ordered filed. Insurance for Village Property Approved On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee Middleton, Fire and Extended Insurance covering Village owned--dwelling-at 4421 West 28th Street, in the amount of $12;500 -was approved, and the Shursen Agency was authorized to write policy for same, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council. Group Re: Building of Inferior Houses on Northside A group appeared regarding the low cost inferior houses being built in Richmond Addition by Adolph Fine, Incorporated. Robert Hanold, 1421 Kentucky Avenue appeared, said Fine had started building these houses in an area where the houses were already built for $4000.00 and up, -and no permits taken out before the work was started. - He also said we should have a better building code, and the present one enforced. If it can't be done legally, it should be done otherwise. Harlan Strong, attorney for Richmond Addition residents asked if deed restrictions were made to call for five room dwellings, who can enforce same? Village Attorney, E.. -T. Montgomery said anyone home owner can start action. Mr. Strong suggested that the Zoning Ordinance be made more specific, and state the minimum number of rooms in a residence. The question was asked "how many in the room received copies of the 1951 Financial Statement." No one in the room said yes. The group stated that they represent more than $1,000,000.00 worth of homes on the Northside, and feel the Council should protect them. Asked if the Council would do something about the present ordinance, and what were their plans with regard to the present situation. The Council agreed to review this matter with the Building Department, the Village Attorney, and possibly some outside authority. Partial Payments on Contract Work On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Trustee.Middleton, the follow- ing partial payments on -contract work in )progress, presented by Village Engineer, Phil W. Smith, was approved, and the Mayor and Clerk were authorized to issue warrants covering same, by unanimous vote of all Members of the Council: , PARTIAL PAYMENT #6 SANITARY SEWER 1-T Contractor - Phelps -Drake Company, Inc. Contract Price - X641,886.35 Contract Date - 6-25-51 170 LF 9" VCP 0'-8' Deep @ 3.30 LF $ 510.00 1250 LF 9" VCP 8'-10' if @ 3.35 LF 4187.50 2125 LF 9" VCP 10'-12' it @ 4.10 LF 8712.50 60 LF 9" VCP 12'-141 If @ 4.60 LF 276.00 110 6" on 9" Y's @ 2.50 Each 275.00 149 61' 1/8 Bends @ 1.40 Each 208.60 2100 LF 61' Ho Conn 8'-10' 1' @ 1.90 LF 3990.00 165 LF 6" it 11 10'-12' if @ 2.20 LF 363.00 16 Manholes 0'-8' if @ 165.00 Each 2640.00 47 LF Xtra Depth MH 8" Wall @ 18.00 LF 846.00 3 Manhole Tap Conn. Q 8.00 Each 24.00 30 LF 361, RCP 8'-10' Deep @. 14.40 LF'. 432.00 1 Flared End Sec 36" RCP @ 100.00 Each 100.00 2700 CY Embankment @ .72 CY 1944.00 300 CY Rock Cradle @ 5:00 CY 1500.00 75 CY Concrete @ 20.00 CY 1500.00 685 LF CI Force Main @ 2.35 LF 1609.75 100 LF Piling in place @ 5:00 LF 500.00 1 M Sheathing @ 120.00 M 120:00 Material and Labor, Lift Station 4000.00 $33738.35 1 1 1 1 1 Partial Payments, Continued Sanitary Sewer 1-T --- Less Partial Payment #1 n If u #2 " it " #3 "if #4 if #5 " 15% Withheld Amount Mtka-Yosemite to Zarthan Mtka-Brunswick to Blackstone to North MAIN TRUNK SEWER 51-28 June 9, 1952 3 39 $3373$.35 $ 9701:69 4686.39 3370.54 2584.00 3387.38 5060.75 28790.75 of Partial Payment #6 - $ 4947.60 PARTIAL PAYMENT #3 Contractor - Peter Lametti Cons. Co. & Terry Excavating Contract Price - $$269,642.25 Contract Date - 2-11-52 250 IF $" CIP 10'-12' Deep @ 7.21 LF $$ 1802.50 1000 -LF 18" CIP 10'-12' if @ 24:58 LF 24580.00 430 LF 9" VCP $'-10' if @ 2.97 LF 1277.10 466 LF 9" VCP 10'-12' " @ 3.96 LF 1845.36 70 LF 9" VCP 1.2'-14' " @ 4.96 LF 347.20 325 LF 1.2" VCP -81-101 it @ 3.02 LF 9$1.50 200 LF 15" RCP .$'-10' if @ 7.18 LF 1436.00 40 LF 15" RCP 10'-12' " @ 7.52 LF 300.80 170 LF 15" RCP 121-141 If @ . 8.18 LF 1390.60 125 LF 15" RCP 14'-16' It @ 9.19 LF 114$.75 385• LF 15" RCP 16'-1$' " @ 14.59 LF 5617.15 475 LF 15" RCP 1$'-20' y @ 1$.76 LF $911.00 230 LF 15" RCP 24'-26' 11' @ 37.30 LF $579.00 275 IF 1$" RCP $'-10' " @ 20.13 IF 5535.75 764 'LF 1$" RCP 10'-12' If @ 21:53 LF 16448.92 306 LF 1$" RCP 12'-14' " @ 23.55 LF 7206.30 50 LF 1$" RCP 14'-16' If @ 26.73 LF 1336.50 50 IF 1$" RCP 16'-1$ if @ 29.12 LF 1456.00 25 LF 1$" RCP 1$'-20' It @ 29.81 LF 745.25 50 LF 1$" RCP 22'-24' It @ 36.76 LF 1838.00 65 LF 1$" RCP 24'-26' of @ 44.$7 LF 2916.55 26 Manholes 0'-$' " @ 160.00 Each 4160.00 101 LF Xtra Depth Manholes $" Wall @ 16.50 LF 1666.50 24 LF it If it 12" It @ 22.00 LF 528.00 20 M Sheathing @ 100.00 M 2000.00 3400 CY Rock Cradle @ 5.00 CY 17000.00 24 6" on 15" Y's @ .25 Each 6.00 21 6" 1/8 Bends @ 2.36 Each 49.56 200 LF 6" VCP Ho Conn $'-10' @ 2.80 LF 560.00 160 LF 6" VCP " if 10'-12' @ 3.00 LF 480.00 216 LF 6" Stack encased in concrete @ 4.32 LF 933.12 950- LF 12" CIP Force Main @ 7.14 LF 6783.00 Material and Labor for Lift Station 20000.00 $149866.41 Less Partial Payment #1 $53747.37 if , " 11 #2 4385$:00 1'. 15% Withheld 22479.96 120085.33 Area.- 32nd Oregon Maryland Tesax Wyoming, Etc. Amount Partial Payment #3 -- 5$ 29781.08 '340 June 9, 1952 Partial Payments, Continued PARTIAL PAYMENT #4 SANITARY SEWER 2-K Contractor - Phelps -Drake Company, Inc. Contract Price - $145,460,00 Contract Date - 9-4-51 275 LF 911 VCP 01-81 Deep @ 2.50 LF $ 687.50 970 LF 911 VCP 81-101 if @ 3.20 LF 3104.00 2625 LF 911 VCP 101-121 it @ 3.40 LF 8925.00 945 LF 911 VCP 121-14' 11 @ 4.10 LF 3874:50 360 LF 911 VCP 14'-16' 1' @ 5:90 LF 2124.00 54 LF 3011 RCP Jacking under trench 33.00 LF 1782.00 1335 LF 811 CIP 01-81 CY @ 7.60 LF 10146.00 134 2.40 61' on 911 Y's 295:20 @ 3._50 LF 469.00 189 CY 61, 1/8 Bends CY @ 2.50 Each 472.50 1825 LF 611 VCP Ho Conn 81-101 @ 1:80 LF 3285:00 310 LF 611 VCP 11 It 101-12' @ 1.90 LF 589.00 33 Fill @ Manholes 01-81 CY @ 180:00 Each 5940.00 80 LF Xtra Depth MH CY @ 20.00 LF 1600.00 400 CY Rock Cradle $6446.10 @ 6:00 CY 2400.00 60 CY Concrete 1992.91 @ 30.00 CY 1800.00 966.92 4427.35 $ 47198.50 Partial Payment #3 Material $2018.75 on hand 7025 LF 911 VCP @ .62 LF $ 4355.50 - 2865 LF 911 RCP @ .35 LF 1002.75 1000 LF 611 CIP @ 1.90 LF 1900.00 166• 611 on 911 Y's @ 2.80 Each 464.80 211 611 1/8 Bends @ 1:80 " 379.80 Pump for lift @ 1416.45 9519.30 $56717.80 Les Partial Payment #1 $ 2088:45 ►1 it 11 #2 13309.09 11 11 11 ' #3 18998:69 1' 15% Withheld 8507.67 42903.90 Amt. Partial Payment #4 13813.90 Yosemite -41st to 42nd 42nd - Yosemite to Brunswick Brookside - 42nd to 41st Brunswick -42nd to 41st. . PARTIAL PAYMENT #3 GRADING & GRAVELING - 51-88, 89, 90, 91, 93 Contractor - Terry Brothers, Inc. Contract Price - $6964.10 Contract Date - 9-24-51 51-88 Virginia -28th -Cedar Lake Road 51-89 27th -Kentucky -Jersey 51-90 27th -Raleigh -Quentin 51-91 35th -Rhode Island -Quebec 51-93 32nd -Colorado -1501 East Less Partial Payment #1 11 11 1' #2 1' 15% Withheld 8300 CY Xcay. @ .24 CY $1992:00 520 CY 'Gravel @ 2.40 CY 12480-00 2 Catch Basins, - $150:00 Each 300.00 60 LF 15" RCP @ 3.50 LF 210.00 100 LF Ditching 1.25 LF 125:00 15 Trees @ 20.00 Ea. 300.00 54 CY Xcav @ 1.00 CY 54.00 970 CY Fill @ .60 CY 582.00 123 CY Gravel @ 2.40 CY 295:20 670 CY Xcav @ .30 CY 201.00 123 CY Gravel @ 2.40 CY 295:20 615 CY Xcav @ .30 CY 184.50 123 CY Gravel @ 2.40 CY 295.20 200 CY Fill @ .50 CY 100.00 110 CY Gravel @ 2.40 CY 264.00 $6446.10 $1467.52 1992.91 966.92 4427.35 Amt. Partial Payment #3 $2018.75 1 1 1 June 9, 1952 3 41 Partial Payments, Continued PARTIAL PAYMENT #4 SANITARY SET9ER 51-142, 51-245, 51-251 Contractor - Western Underground Construction Co, Contract Price - $57,239.75 Contract Date - 10-20-51 61G LF 9" VCP 8'-10' Deep @ 3.45 IF �f $$ 2104,50 150& LF 9" VCP 10'-12' if @ 3.50 IF 5250.00 945• LF 9" VCP 1.2'-14' of @ 5.00 LF 4725.00 100 LF 9" VCP 14'-16' " @ 15,00 IF 1500.00 78-- 6" on 9" Y's - @ 3.00 Each 234,00 105- 6" 1/8 Bends @ 2:00 Each 210,00 940 LF 6" VCP Ho Conn 8'-10' @ 1.75 IF 1645,00 236- LF 6" VCP " " 10'-12' @ 4.-00 LF 944.00 19- Manholes Oa -8' Deep @ 180:00 Each 3420,00 57, LF Xtra Depth M. H. ® @ 20.00 LF 1140.00 550- LF 6" CIP Force Main @ 3:50 LF 1925.00 100•'CY Rock Cradle @ 6.00 CY 600.00 1•-CY Manhole Tap Conn @ 50.00 Each 50,00 Material & labor for Lift Station 13000,00 5 M Sheathing Q 100.00 M 500,00 $637247.50 Material on hand 687 LF 8" CIP @ 2.48 per LF 1703.76 $638951.26 Less Partial Payment #1 $$4250,00 " " " #2 5397.50 " if " #3 5279-57 " 15% Withheld 5842.69 20769.76 Amt. Partial payment #4 ---- $$18181.50 Joppa-25th to 26th Inglewood -25th to 26th Huntington -25th t6 26th Basswood -France to W End 25th -Lift Station to Inglewood FINAL PAYMENT WELL'No. 7 Contractor - Layne -Minnesota Co. Contract Price - $9680,00 Contract Date - 2-25-52 801- 24" Drive Pipe @ 24.00' $6 1920.00 194' 23" Open Hole @ 8.00m 155200 274" 20" 0. D. Casing @ 9,00' 2466,00 172'' 16" Open Hole @ 6:50" 1118.00 1 24" Drive Shoe @ 75.00 Each 75,00 1 20" " it @ 75.00 " 75.00 11 Yards Grout @ 20.00 Yard 220,00 Furnishing Test pump 450.00 48 Hours test pumping @ 10,00 Hour 480.00 _ Amount Final Payment --- $6 8356.00 Location - 25th & Louisiana FINAL PAYMENT STRUCTURAL CONSULTING SERVICE - WATER RESERVOIR Contract Price - $$3,000,00 Contract Date - 1-31-52 Consulting Engineer - Ben Mayeron Due as per contract $ 3,000,00 Payment #1 - 3-25-52 2,250,00 2500 Louisiana Avenue Amount Final Payment --- 750,00 342 June 9, 1952 cc 1 Partial Payments, Continued � PARTIAL PAYMENT NO. 3 SANITARY S31ER 51-279 Contractor - Western Underground Construction Co. 18" RCP 10'-12' Deep @ 5.63 Contract Price - $17626.50 440 LF 18" RCP 12'-14' " (®r Contract Date.--- 12-17-51 2908;40 2225 -LF 1811 RCP 14'-16, !' 234 LF 6" VCP Ho Conn 8'-10' Deep @ 2.00 LF $ 468.00 100 LF 6" VCP if 11.10'-12' If@ 3.00 LF 300.00 3 M Sheathing @ 1.25.00 M 375.00 50 LF 8" CIP 10'-12' @ 7.00 LF 350;00 520 _LF 4" CIP Force Main •10'-12' @ 3.50 LF 1820.00 520 LF 9" VCP @ 3-75 LF 1950.00 125 LF 9" VCP @ 4.50 LF 562.50 23 _12'-14' 6" on 9" Y's @ 3.50 Each 80.50 34 _ 6" 1/8 Bends @ 3.00 Each 102.00 5 Manholes 0'-8' @ e180.00 Each 900.00 14 LF Xtra Depth M H @ 20.00 LF 280-00 75 CY Rock @ 6.00 CY 450.00 10.00 Material and labor for lift station 1 M 7250.00 @ 95.00 M 95.00 $14888.00 Less Partial Payment #1 $ 3081.25 $ 32572.31 " it " #2 8325.75 " 15% Withheld 2233.20 13640.20 Amount Partial Payment #3 $ 1247.80 Dakota -from S. Line Lot 14, Block 4,Adolph Fine's Payment #2 $ 20860.40 Addition to Minnetonka Boulevard - PARTIAL PAYMENT #2 SANITARY SM ER 52-1 Contractor - Lametti and Sons Contract Date - 3-29-52 Contract Price - $425360.00 385 LF 18" RCP 10'-12' Deep @ 5.63 LF 2167.55 440 LF 18" RCP 12'-14' " (®r 6.61 LF 2908;40 2225 -LF 1811 RCP 14'-16, !' @ 7:68 LF 17088.00 65 LF 18" RCP 16'-18' It @ 10.73 LF 697.45 90 6" on 18" Y's @ .25 Each 22.50 90 6" Clay saddles @ 1.00 Each 900,00 118 6" 1/8 Bends @ -1.75 Each 206.50 1458 LF 6" VCP Ho Conn 8'-10' @ 2.52 LF' 3674.16 535 LF 6" VCP " " )10'-12' @ 20-65 LF 1417.75 36 LF Jacking 36" RCP @ 40;00 LF 1440;00 11' Manholes 0'-8' @ 155.00 Each 1705.00 70 -LF Xtra Depth Manholes @ 15;00 LF 1050.00 1` Manhole Tap Conn` @ 10.00 Each 10.00 1 M Sheathing @ 95.00 M 95.00 $ 32572.31 Less Partial Payment #1 $6826.06 " 15% Withheld 4885.85 11711.91 Amt. Partial Payment #2 $ 20860.40 Louisiana -Lake to W 32nd. /s/ Phil W. Smith, Village Engineer Meeting Adjourned On motion of Trustee Bolmgren, seconded by Clerk Justad, the meeting was adjourned at 1:23 A. M., June 10, 1952, by unanivous vote of the Council. ATTEST: � 1 TOSEP11 JU A1 Clerk C. L. HURD, Mayor