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Resolution No. 90 continued
(b) In the event that the said owner of said premises shall fail to comply
with the conditions of this permit the City may at any time upon thirty days'
notice -in writing to said owner, by registered mail, or posted notice ujon the
premises if the address of the owner is unknown, terminate this permit and may
thereafter enter upon the premises -and grade and slope the land in conformity
with the provisions of this permit, and the said owner shall be obligated to re-
imburse the City for the costs expended in connection therewith, and in default
of such payment the City shall be entitled to recover such sum upon the surety
bond furnished as provided in the following paragraph hereof, and if the sum so
due the City is not otherwise paid the City shall be entitled to assess the
amount thereof against the premises above described as a special assessment.
(c) The owner of said premises shall enter into an agreement with the
said.City accepting the conditions cf this permit and shall file with the City
Clerk a surety bond, in form approved by the City Attorney, in the penal sum of
$2,000.00, which shall be conditioned upon compliance by the owner of the
premises with the conditions of this permit.
(d) This permit shall not be assignable.
Resolution No. 91 Adopted
On motion of Councilman Davis, seconded by Councilman
resolution, having been read by the Secretary, was adopted
all Members of the Council present:
RESOLUTION
.Tune 20, 1955
Hurd, the following
by unanimous vote of
WHEREAS, THERE ARE NOW PENDING BEFORE THE Federal Communications Commission
in Washington, D. C. two applications, each seeking a radio broadcasting license,
and
WHEREAS, said applications indicate that the signal to be broadcast by such
a station would be one which would most beneficially serve and reach several sub-
urban municipalities, of which our City of St. Louis Park is one, and
WHEREAS, the facilities of such a station would provide an excellent medium
for informing and advising the residents of our community of all matters of public
interest, including our local governmental affairs and civic activities, and also
assist us in matters of civil defense, now therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the City of St. Louis Park through its council, lawfully
assembled, and let it be recorded that said City of St. Louis Park favors such a
radio station, and particularly a station meeting the following qualifications,
among others:
1. The facilities of such a station should be available to representatives
of our government as an accomodation to the residents of our city for
public service broadcasts.
2. The facilities of such a station should also be available to note-
worthy and responsible civic groups with a view toward keezping our
residents informed of civic affairs.
Resolution No. 92 Adopted _Tune 20. 1955
On motion of Councilman Middleton, seconded by Councilman Jorvig, the follow-
ing resolution, having been read by the Secretary, was adopted by unanimous vote
of all Members of the Council present, except Councilman Davis who voted no.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS the Council has determined that no house service connection appears
to have been furnished to premises at 3833 Kipling Avenue, owned by Miss Eleanor
Appel who was obliged to furnish her own connection at a cost of $100.00, therefore