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Home My WebLink About1970/03/02 - ADMIN - Minutes - City Council - Regular (2) MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MEETING ST . LOUIS PARK , IVANNESOTA March 2 , 1970 1 . CALL TO OR DE R A regular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Howard at 8 : 02 p . m . 2 . INVOCATION Invocation was given by Rev . Paul Obenauf of the Wooddale Lutheran Church . 3 . ROLL CALL The following Councilmen were present at roll call : Frank Fleetham Murray Galinson Richard Graves James Heltzer Robert Reynolds Leonard Thiel Frank Howard Also present were the City Manager , Assistant City Manager , City Attorney , Planning Director , Director of Public V!1 orks , and Secretary . 4, MINUTES On motion of Councilman Galinson , seconded by Councilman Graves , the minutes of the special meeting held February 9 , 1970 and regular meeting held February 16 , 1970 , were approved by a seven yea vote . 5 . PUBLIC hEARINGS ( a ) IMPROVEMENT NO. 70 - 181 CONCRETE ALLE Y PAVINC , BETWEEN IDAHO AVENUE AND HAMPSHIRE AVENUE FROM WEST 29TH STREET TO MINNETONKA BOULEVARD , AS DESCRIBED IN NOTICE OF HEARING PUBLISHED FEBRUAR Y 19 AND FEBRUARY 26 , 1970 . Mayor Howard opened the hearing . Mr . Raymond Richardson , 2940 Hampshire Avenue , appeared in favor of the improvement . 40 Council Minutes , March 2 , 1970 • e else present wishing to speak concerning 5 . ( a ) There being no on Mayor Mayor Howard declared the hearing closed , this unprove RESOLUTION NO . 3917 It was moved by Councilman Heltzer , seconded by Councilman Graves , to waive reading and adopt resolution entitled , " Resolution Ordering improvement and Ordering Preparation of Plans Improve . ment No , 70 - 18o " The motion carried unanimously . 1 ( ) b IMPROVEMENT NO. 70 - 23 , CONCRETE ALLEY PAVING , BETWLL VERNON AVENUE AND WEBSTER AVENUE FROM WEST 26Th STREET TO WEST 27TH STREET , AS DESCRIBED IN NOTICE, OF HEARING PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 19 AND FEBRUARY 26 , 1970 . Mayor Howard opened the hearing . There being no one present wishing to speak to this matter , Mayor Howard closed the hearing . RESOLUTION NO. 3918 It was moved by Councilman Fleetham , seconded by Councilman Graves , to waive reading and adopt Resolution No . 3918 entitled , " Resolution Ordering Improvement and Ordering Preparation of Plans Improvement No . 70 - 23 . " The motion carried unanimously, (c ) PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE WHICH W OUL= PROHIBIT BELOW GRADE DWELLING UNITS IN R - 4 AND RB DISTRICTS ( CASE NO. 69 - 75 - ZA ) , AS DESCRIBED IN NOTICE OF HEARING PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 19 , 1970 . Mayor Howard opened the hearing . There being no one present interested in this matter , Mayor Howard declared the hearing closed . Since Council has control over residential development units with the device of the special permit , Mayor Howard felt there was not a need for this ordinance . It was moved by Councilman Graves , seconded by Counc ""not date Reynolds , to waive first reading of proposed ordinanCe and Se 1 , for second reading March 16 , 1970 . The motion carried 6 Mayor Howard voting nay . 41 L:auzwl i\(iiYatpa, lviaxch A , 2470 5 . ( d ) PROPOSED AU.ENDMJV#WT TO ZWING ORDINANCE REQUIRING THAT OUTSIDE USADLE OPEN SPACE BE PROVIDED ON APARTMENT AND TOWNHOUSE SITES IN TSE R - 4 AND RB DISTRICTS ( CASE NO. 69 - 76 - ZA ) , AS DESCRIBED IN NOTICE OF NEARING PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 19 , 1970 . Mayor Howard opened the hearing . There being no one present desiring to speak relative to this amendment , Mayor Howard declared the hearing closed . It was moved by Councilman Galinson , seconded by Councilman Graves , to waive first reading of proposed ordinance and set date for second rearing March 16 , 1970 . The motion carried unanimously . ( e ) PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE WHICH WOULD INCREASE THE GROUND FLOOR AREA RATIO FROM . 2 TO . 25 IN THE R - 4 AND RB DISTRICTS , AND WHICH Vv OULD INCLUDE DETACHED GARAGES AS PART OF THE GROUND FLOOR AREA , AND A SLIGHT BONUS FOR INSIDE RECREA - TIONAL AREAS ( CASE NO. 69 - 77 - ZA ) , AS DESCRIBED IN NOTICE OF HEARING PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 19 , 197D9 Mayo: Howard opeDed the hearing . There being no one present interested in this matter , Mayor Howand &&clared the hearing closed . It was moved by Councilman Calinsont seconded by Councilman Fleetham , to waive first reading of proposed ordinanoe and set date for second reading March 16 , 1970. The motion carried Unanimously . (f ) APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY - SUBURBAN YELLOW CAB COMPANY ( REMOVED FROM TABLE FEBRUARY 16 , 1970 AND CONTINUED TO THIS DATE ) . jvir . Julian Hook , attorney representing Yellow Cab Company , reviewed what has taken place concerning this application . He cited various statistics to substantiate the need for more taxicabs . Mr . Tom Reiersgord , attorney representing Town Taxi , spoke Ian opposition to the granting of licenses to Yellow Cab Company . It was his contention that the operation of Yellow Cab in this communixy could drive Town Taxi out of business . 42 Council Minutes , lvlarch 2 , 1970 5 . (f ) Iv P Mr . Joseph VanAsh , 2640 13th Avenue South , Valley Cab Was Company , was present stating his opinion that Town Taxi giving poor service . r Mr . Bob McGraw , Mr . Charles Fuller and Mr . Winton Barker , all of Town Taxi , were present in opposition to the licensing of Yellow Cab Company . There being no one else present interested in this matter , Mayor Howard declared the hearing closed . Y It was moved b Councilman Reynolds , seconded by Councilman Heltzer , to deny authorization of Certificate of Convenience and Necessity for Taxicab Operation for Suburban Yellow Cab Company. The motion was defeated 2 - 5 , Councilmen Fleetham , Galina ° n , Graves , Thiel , and Mayor Howard voting nay . RESOLUTION NO . 3919 It was moved by Councilman Galinson ,, seconded by CouncilmanThiel , to waive reading and adopt Resolution No . 3919 e " Authorizing Certificate of Convenience and Necessity For Taxi - cab Operation . 41 The motion carried 5 - 2 , Councilmen Heltzer and Reynolds voting nay . 6 . PETITIONS , REQUESTS , AND COMMUNICATIONS ( a ) APPLICATION FOR SUNDAY SALE - INTOXICATING LIQUOR - ST . LOUIS PARK VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS It was moved by Councilman Reynolds , seconded by Councilman Thiel , to set date for public hearing March 30 , 1970 . The motion carried unanimously . T. RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES (a ) RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO FILE AN APPLICATION FOR A FEDERAL GRANT TO ACQUIRE OPEN SPACE AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NO . 3881 RESOLUTION NO, 3920 It was moved by Councilman Reynolds , seconded by Councilman Heltzer , to waive reading and adopt Resolution No . 3920 entitled , " Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to File an . Application for a Federal Grant to Acquire Open Space Land . The motion carried unanimously . 43 r Council Minutes , March 2 , 1970 7 . (b ) RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT FOR JOIN: AND COOPERATIVE USE OF FIRE PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT AND DESIGNATING A REPRESENTATIVE TO THE SOUTH - WEST FIRE LEAGUE The City Manager explained the mutual aid pact and standardisaw tion of the services made possible by joining the Southwest Fire League . RESOLUTION NO. 3921 It was moved by Councilman Reynolds , seconded by Councilman Fleetham , to waive reading and adopt Resolution No . 3921 entitled , " Resolution Approving an Agreement for Joint and Cooperative Use of Fire Personnel and Equipment and Designating a Representa - tive to the Southwest Fire League . " The motion carried unanimously . This resolution names the Mayor and City Manager as the City ' s representative . 8 . REPORTS OF OFFICERS , BOARDS , AND COMMITTEES ( a ) REPORT OF PLANNING COMMISSION ( CASE NO. 70 . 2 . Z . ) RECOMMENDING UNFAVORABLY UPON REQUEST Or JAMES REFRIGERATION TO CHANCE ZONING OF PROPERTY AT 4607 EXCELSIOR. BOULEVARD FROM R - 2 , SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT , TO B - 2 , BUSINESS DISTRICT It was moved by Councilman Graves , seconded by Councilman Heltzer , to deny the rezoning request . After discussion concerning the history of the zoning in that area , Councilman Graves withdrew his motion and Councilman Heltzer his second . It was moved by Councilman Thiel , seconded by Councilman Graves , to set date for public hearing March 16 , 1970 . The motion carried unanimously . (b ) REPORT OF PLANNING COMMISSION MISSION ( CASE NO. 70 - 4 - ST . ) RELATIVE TO IMPROVEMENT AND WIDENING OF AQUILA AVENUE FROM WEST 36TH STREET TO TARGET ROAD Councilman Graves moved to approve preliminary layout of plan of Aquila Avenue . Councilman Heltzer seconded . Councilman Gaiinson moved to amend the motion to include that benefitting property owners would be assessed for the cost of the project . Councilman Graves seconded and the amendment 44 Council Minutes , March 2 , 1970 8 . ( b ) passed unanimously. The vote on the original motion also carried unanimously . c REPORT OF STOP SIGN STUDY - WEST 16TH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND WEST 18TH STREET AND PE N NS Y LVA NIA AVENUE Mr . Charles Cook , 1644 Pennsylvania Avenue , was present f urging Council to erect the stop signs . He expressed concern sylvania Avenue and safety of the of the speed of cars on Penn children . Councilman Galinson moved to defer to the first meeting in May (May 4 , 1970 ) when a traffic study could be made of the number and speed of vehicles after the apartments are occupied . Councilman Thiel seconded and the motion carried unanimously . (d ) CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE PROGRESS REPORT - 1969 Councilman Thiel moved that a letter be sent commending the Citizens Advisory Committee on the report and their accomplish - ments and that they be encouraged to continue their efforts . Councilman Heltzer seconded and the motion carried unanimously . The report was ordered by the Mayor to be received for filing . I � (e ) MINUTES OF PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 11 , 1970 The minutes were ordered by the Mayor to be received for filing . (f ) MINUTES OF CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD FEBRUARY 129 1970 The minutes were ordered by the Mayor to be received for filing. ( g ) MINUTES OF PLANNING COMMISSION MISSION MEE TING HELD FEBRUARY 18 , 1970 The minutes were ordered by the Mayor to be received for filing. z (h ) REPORT OF LAND ACQUISITION (M & C NO. 70 - 06� - CENTRAL GARAGE FACILITY 45 Council Minutes , March 2 , 1970 8 . ( h ) Councilman Thiel moved to authorize City Manager and Mayor to enter into purchase order agreement for negotiated amount. Councilman Graves seconded and the motion carried unanimously . (i ) MINUTES OF HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION MEETING HELD FEBRUAR Y 18 , 1970 Councilman Galinson mov . d that the City Manager write a letter to the Superintendent of Schools informing him of the Human Rights Commission ' s view requesting removal of the book , " Minnesota , Star of the North " . Councilman Thiel seconded the motion . After discussion , Councilman Galinson withdrew his motion since the Human Rights Commission indicated they were planning to write a letter relative to this subject . There being no further discussion , the minutes were ordered by the Mayor to be received for filing . 9 . UNFINISHED BUSINESS ( a ) PROPOSED VARIANCE ( CASE NO. 69 - 73 - VAR . ) REQUESTED UNDER PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 6 : 064 . 5 AND 6 : 064 . 3 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE TO PERMIT SIDE YARD OF 9 FEET INSTEAD OF 15 FEET % TO PERNUT LOT AREA OF 5 , 760 SQUARE FEET INSTEAD OF 93o 000 SQUARE FEET , AND TO PERMIT LOT WIDTH OF 40 FEET INSTEAD OF 75 FEET AT 2648 JOPPA AVENUE - REQUESTED BY ZOLLIE BAR.ATZ ( DEFERRED FROM FEBRUARY 2 , 1970 - ANOTHER DEFERRAL REQUESTED BY APPLICANT ) . It was moved by Councilman Graves , seconded by Councilman Thiel , to table this matter . The motion carried unanimously . (b ) COMMISSION APPOINTMEIITS ( DEFERRED FROM FEBRUARY 16 , 1970 ) - VACANCIES : POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ( 1 ) ; CITIZENS ADVISOR Y COMMITTEE ( 1 ) ; AND HUMAN RIGhTS C OMMISSION ( 2 ) Mayor Howard requested Council ' s approval on the reappoint - ment of Mr . Ove Gooding to the Police Civil Service Commission , Councilman Graves moved to approve the appointment. Council - man Galinson seconded and the motion carried unanimously . ( c ) SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS - WEST 26TH STREET PAVING , IMPROVEMENT NO. 66 - 55 After discussion and consideration of the report from the City Manager , Councilman Graves moved to file . Councilman 46 Council ivjis�uter. , March 2 , 1970 9. kc Heltzer seconded aild the Adan Ga.rriad b ' (4 Councilman Galinson abstaining . 10 . NEW BUSINESS (a ) EMPLOYEE APPOINTMENT - POLICE PATROLMAN Councilman Graves moved to consent and approve the appoint . ment of James Hagstrom to the position of police patrolman . Councilman Fleetham seconded and the motion carried unanimously, 11 . MISCELLANEOUS ( a ) DAMAGE C LA INiS 1 . James Alfred Powers , 4120 West 28th Street 2 . John H . Addington , 2006 Texas Avenue Councilman Graves moved to file above claims with the City Clerk for proper action by the City ,Manager and City Attorney, Councilman Heltzer seconded and the motion carried unanimously, ( b ) COMMUNICATIONS FROM CITY MANAGER The City Manager informed Council that Mayor Howard made a presentation to Plymouth concerning joint effort for storm sewer in the area of Shelard Park. It was referred to -Bassetts Creek Watershed District Commission , 12 , CLAIMS , APPROPRIATIONS , AND CONTRACT PAYMENTS ( a ) VERIFIED CLALMS On motion of Councilman Graves , seconded by Councilman Thiel , the lists of verified claims prepared by the Director of Finance and presented to the Council dated March 2 , 1970 in the total amounts of $ 3 , 150 . 60 for payroll , and $ 98 , 404 * 97 for vendors were approved , and the City Manager , City Clerk , and City Treasurer were authorized to issue checks covering same by a seven yea vote (b ) CONTRACT PAYMENTS 1 . Payment No . 5 , Sto rm ,Sewe r , Water Main and Appurtenant Work , Improvement Nos . 65 - 46 , 68 - 01 , 68 - 471 69 - 06 , 69 - 079 and 69 - 05 - Barbarossa & Sons , Inc . - $ 11 , 025 . 00 ' 47 Planning Department March 121 1970 FACT SHEET ON THE NEED FOR A HOUSIN , AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 1 . The 1960 United States Census of Population and Housing indicates the City has 24 dilapidated units , 201 deteriorating units and 37 sound units which lack some or all plumbing facilities . 2 . The Neighborhood Analysis Survey , conducted in December , 1968 , indicates the following 524 units with slight deterioration 95 units deteriorating 20 units dilapidated 264 units obsolete ( See Attachment No . 1 ) 3 . There is a total of 737 structures located in the ten pockets of deterioration and blight identified as a result of the Neighborhood Analysis . A total of 225 of these structures are deteriorating , amounting to 30 . 5 per cent of the structures . The 225 structures contain 237 families and 181 children . Seven per cent of the population in these units is retired . About 63 per cent of the population in these units is receiving welfare . ( See Attachment N o . 2 ) 4. The estimated number of elderly persons needing housing assistance in the City , through employing accepted procedures and formulas , is 204 persons . It is estimated that a minimum of 100 units is needed . The probable need is estimated to be approximately 210 units . The Hennepin County Welfare Department gave old age assistance to 93 persons in the City in 1969 . ( See Attachment No . 3 and No . 5 . The 1960 United States Census of Population and Housing shows there are 252 families with income under $ 3 , 000 in the City. 6 . The Citizens Advisory Committee , after reviewing the recom - I mendation of the Subcommittee on Housing and Urban Renewal and after a review of the Neighborhood Analysis , on October 6 , 1969 , recommended that the City Counci4 activate a Housing and Re . development Authority . Fact Sheet on the Need for a Housing and Redevelopment Authority March 12 , 1970 Page 2 7 . There is a need for additional research on the magnitude of the need for low income housing and housing for the elderly in the community. Such studies , investigations and surveys are the responsibility of the Housing and Redevelopment Authority . 8 . Some general findings of the Neighborhood Analysis are continued on Attachment No . 5 . Note : For a comparison of the 1960 United States Census of Population and Housing and the Neighborhood Analysis survey of December , 1968 , see Attachment No . 6 . CONDITION UTILITY LANDSCAPACJ Zr - TS o a cn v, SL, RVEy RESUL 5 a � � � o► � a o p o 0 f O. *44< •C a� Westwood Planning Area 2880 2812 53 13 2 2847 .33 2768 112 Kilmer Neighborhood 242 241 1 - - 242 - 338 4 Westwood Hills 1030 - 1023 5 2 - 1028 2 1021 9 Northside 780 7 65 14 1 - 776 4 754 26 Eliot 830 785 33 10 2 803 t ? 757 ? %, edar Lake Road 14y. 100 1. 190 e 163 20 3 4 166 14 165 25 Brownie Lake 105 95 5 2 3 99 6 101 4 Blackstone 85 68 15 1 1 67 18 64 21 Aquila 1817 1752 51 6 2 1793 24 1735 82 Aquila. Park 1299 1251 42 4 2 1280 19 1239 60 Mirnetonka 518 501 15 2 - 51 .3 5 496 22 Central 4737 4554 156 24 3 4649 88 4644 93 Oak Hill 1267 1218 42 7 - 1234 33 1246 2 Lenox 1879 1778 84 14 3 1836 43 1830 49 Birchwood 1591 1558 30 3 - 1580 11 1568 23 Fern Hill 2160 2059 80 20 . 1 2134 26 2103 57 Lake Forest 323 322 1 - 322 1 323 - Park Hall 1031 999 30 2 - 1024 7 1017 14 Triangle 806 748 39 18 788 18 763 43 258 241 26 1 250 18 253 15 S:,uL� Oak Hill - Brookside 3649 3481 132 28 8 3298 15 1 3497 19? 152 5 3 Elmwood 245 191 31 16 5 34 11 Wolf Park 417 411 4 6 1 l 34 � 2 3 12 69 � 4 Meadowbrook 1366 1299 60 Minikanda Vista 1101 976 2 :4 - 1092 9 1087 20 Browndale 520 50Z 16 1 1 513 7 515 5 : � 7V � S7* L 0U9 � PA K • a® a C� • _ . do ...r NORTH C Eli WAR SIDE LARZ ' , euQ �� [S � ill �"N �� • �, ` E 00 awr NUT' E S 7 ' . 6110 A MOWN %' M f Pit I � • � ' /• 1 , ' � 1 two Y too PARK Alkk. ilow Q7PtBA . ' LENOX WAIMMEHAHA Loft 64 I L A C A AcauI . A HILA PARK E mvat , F 04 4 SO # Creak a •. drs a MRA WMIM0 i f. allow � a no • " 0 At Fib! o)c h ch `t NEIGHBORHOOD ANALYSIS ' Characteristics of Families Affected by Deterioration and Characteristics of the Ten Deteriorating Areas ` There is a total of 737 structures located in the ten pockets of deterioration. There are 225 structures deteriorating or totaling 30 . 5 per cent of the structures . The 225 structures contain 237 families and 181 children. i. 45 per cent of the deteriorating structures contain married persons . 7 per cent of the population is retired. 6 . 3 per cent of the population is receiving welfare. Those employed have the following kinds of work : a. clerk , dishwasher , factory b. salesman , services r ' f There are more than 19 families with 3 or more children. Six families have 5 or more children. r' 4Xj`, r Two families have 7 children and one has 3 children. mP,he � •ti - - L ... a.A�.... . - •�. •. ..L .. . �a - ' .►rd _ _ -_ 6F� -� : - - 'Ss�f/<TY✓T:�i.' -w.-�..._,Y - -- . .. . .. < . n -�. . C17Y OF ST LGUQ :4 PARKwr f I wed • fJOR , wo4 i 1 agomom s mow 0 rag. Y i9 N Ao q e Air o a,► ,� ® woso Pow " ta4Q3A 00000 6 a • r 4000 4000 000 O481 Ask die 00 lea Le. r. ilia � C. Oro a i r l 4 Planning Department February 11 , 1970 NEED FOR ELDERLY HOUSING IN ST . LOUIS PARK While it is not possible to calculate with any precision the exact number of elderly persons needing housing assistance in the City , it is possible , through employing accepted procedures and formulas , to calculate the approximate need. Experiences in other communities indicate that a City of the size and character of St. Louis Park would have approximately eight per cent of its population over 65 in need of housing assistance . Using the 1965 census , the City has 2 , 554 persons over 65 years of age . Eight per cent of this figure amounts to 204 persons , the assumed need based on experiences elsewhere . Often times when HUD gives its program reservation , it will only authorize six per cent of the proportion of the population over 65 years of age . On this basis , the community has a need for 153 units . The Hennepin County Welfare Department gave old age assistance to 93 persons in the City in 1969 . It must be recognized that there are many additional elderly people , while not receiving old age assistance , would qualify and probably need housing assistance . The County also gives assistance to persons not included in the above category which may also be elderly. For example , those receiving aid to the blind are not also getting old age assistance , since the categories are mutually exclusive . It is anticipated that the percentage of population 65 years and older will show a significant increase in the coming years . By late fall , when the initial statistics of the 1970 census are available , more exact information will be available . Determining the number of units actll_y_uane can be made through detailed surveys and / or advertising . For example , the community could send out notices in the water bills requesting persons over 65 years old to fill out a housing questionnaire . Or those 65 years and older could be asked to fill out a questionnaire in the local newspaper . Once elderly housing is established , the- need is pretty much determined by the number of eligible applicarts . Based on existing available date , the following estimate on need for low income elderly housing, is : MINIMUM NEED 100 Units PROBABLE NEED 210 Units MAXIMUM NEED 250 Units A [10 , h fy)() 11,x- It ) - 51 HENNEPIN COUNTY WELFARE DEPARTMENT 1969 CASE LOAL COMPILATION FOR ST . LOUIS PARK AFDC ( Aid to families with 102 families Dependent Children ) Aid to .lind 3 persons Old Age Assistance 93 persons Aid to Disabled Persons 27 persons Medical Care for Persons 65 + 51 persons Medical Care for Persons 21 - 64 8 persons Medical Care for Children 14 families Nursing home Cases 153 persons Total Number of Families 116 Individuals not included above 335 Note : No specific income breakdown . No duplication in categories . A GENERAL FINDINGS Of each 100 dwelling units in the city . * Condition: 96 are sound 3 are slightly deteriorating 1 ie deteriorated * Utility : 98 are satisfactory 0 are unsatisfactory * Condition of yards 96 are satisfactory and accessory buildinge : 4 are unsatisfactory Type of structure : 73 are single family Z are in duplexes 25 are in apartment buildings Of each 100 single family dwellings in a pocket of deterioration : 66 ars owner , occupied 34 are renter occupied iOf each 100 dingle family dwelling not in a pocket od deterioration : 96 are owner occupied 4 are renter occupied . i t i 4 , * See definition in section on Building purvey Attachment No . 5 4 08 "eivt L i11 VV 0d BoR #0013 /Irl'o 1`*r 196$ 19641616 /cot 20 0 o.m IMO 1 AA 07 5`221 SRAI zed 33 197 A opt , .. � 4t OJ Ae 78 go (n 31 L3 r o F; I,s z � a AAj � Council Iv� inutes , March 2 , 1970 12 . (b ) Z . Partial Payment No . 1 , Repairs to Deep Well # 14 and Replacement of Pump , E . H . Renner & Sons , Inc . - $ 12 , 510 . 00 . On motion of Councilman Galinson , seconded by Councilman Graves , the above payments on contract work presented by the City Engineer were approved , and the City Manager , City Clexk and City Treasurer were authorized to issue checks for their respective amounts by a seven yea vote . 3 . Final Payment , Paving , Curb and Gutter , and Sidewalk , Improvement Nos . 65 - 01 , 66 - 55 , 66 - 779 66 - 83 , 67 - 26 , 67 - 151 67 - 33 , 67 - 47 , 60 - 39 , and 67 - 14 - Bury & Carlson , Inc . - $ 24 , 154 . 87 . RESOLUTION NO. 3922 It was moved by Councilman Galinson , seconded by Councilman Graves , to waive reading and adopt resolution No . 3922 entitled , " Resolution Accepting Work on Plant Mixed Asphalt Paving , Concrete Curb and Gutter , and Sidewalk Improvement Nos . 65 - 01 , 66 - 559 66 - 77 , 66 - 83 , 67 - 26 , 67 - 14 , 67 - 33 , 67 - 47 , r� 60 - 39 , and 67 - 14 . " The motion carried unanimously . 1 ` 13 ADJOURNMENT F On motion of Councilman Craves , seconded by Councilman 1-seltzer , the meeting was adjourned at 11 : 02 p . m , by a seven yea vote . 4rai . T r , Mayor f Attest : AliceM. Carlson , Secretary t i 48 1 �-