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10-08-1951`/ I 1 1 ,. \~ the first reading of said ordimanc®. Garried• • - Moved by Walters~r second®d by Iverson that th® meeting ous~. Carried. The meeting adjourned at 8:20 a• ~. ~ - " ~~ ~ " M e r V e Clerk c e ~,~i C~~'iIT+ ii ~I~~d October 8~ 1951 ~ e e e Pursuant to due cal]. and not3.ce thereof a regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Sichfield~ H"enriepisa~Cotimty~ Minnesota was duly called and held at the Village Hall ix~.said Village on the 8th day of Octaber~ 1951 at 7s00 o~clgck F. M. The fo71ow3.ng members were present: Trustees Christians Bo~aen~ Iversori~ Walters and Little3 ohra~ , . and the following members were absent: None The Minutes of the meeting h~ld.on September 24 were read. Mo®ed by Bowen seconded by 1n~-alters that the minutes be approved. The minutes of the meeting held October 1 were read. Moved by Walters seconded by I~3.ttle~ohn that the minutes be approved. 1. Mr• Leo I,yonss- 760Q Fremont avenue S•-requested pera~.ssion to clean up the ' shore line of pond at 77th and Fremont, x Moved by Bowers seconded by Walters 'that the ms.ttex be referred to • the Engineer for recommendation. Carried. e 2• Mr. Hawax~d Randy 7].l~. Mashburn presented a petition for a• road on`72nd Street between Vincent and Washburn avenues. - Moved by Iverson aeeonded by Wa~.ters that the matter be referred to the Engineer to detersni~ae the cast of -malting the road and repart to the ` COUncil• a C.az'x'ied• ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ C ,, ~. 3. Mr. Joseph Bard representing Charles Dotes of 5456 06th ~ivenue S. and ~ Aqr. Don Morgan representing Charles Adams of- 63t~0 Lgndale Avenue S. appeared in'opposition to the issuance Qf a kennel license to Dr. G._G• Hartle at 63}0 Lyndale Avenue S. stating that the issuance of such license would be a violation of the Village kennel ordinance; Moved by Iverson seconded by Little3ohn that the matter be referred to the Attorney to investigate and report at neact meeting. Carried. _ 4• Mr. Frank L. Gundersnn~ b9~5 Irving Avenue S. requested permission to v build a.personal ~~re113.ng (residence) on the north 58 -feet of Lot 2' Block 2~ Forest Lawn Addition. Moved by Bowen seconded by Iverson that perm~,ssion be granted. Carried. / 5. The Mayor appointed acommittee - -Trustees Bowen Walters and' Little~ohn~ Manager Harlow and Engineer Wefald - - to study the assess- ments for Improvemer_t District 1••A and report recommended changes. 6. Pursuant to instructions of June 18~ 1951-the Vi].1.age Engineer reported ~ on his investigation of Storm Sewer District D-3. The hearing having been held on June 18, 1951 and the Council having heard the report of the Village Eng3~eer on October 8~ 1951, Mem'i~er L3-ttle3ohn introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption, RFsSOZIITIQN - c e ~. ~_ - A RESOLIITION COaTF~TG ASSESSMENT -~- e ~ FO$ STORM SE~1ER DISTRICT D~3 BE TT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Richfield:' Hennep3xi County Minnesotan as followss c .. 16 That the Village Clerk has with the assistance of .the engineers.hereN tofore selected by this Council for such purpose. calculated the proper amounts to be specially assessed for the construction of storm sewers 3:n.storm Sewer I~i:strict D~3 of said Village against every assessable lots piece or paroel of land 3n accordance with the provisions of laws .and the proposed assessmen~t~ so made up was filed with the Vi7.lage C].erk more than thirty (30) d~s~ prior to : . the assessment hearing and was open to public inspection at all times during such periods - - - 2. That notice has been du]~r published and a public h®aring heretofore_ duly held as required by-law so that, this Council could meet.and Bass on the proposed assessment. 3• That an opportunity has been-given to all interested persons. to prr:sent their ob3ections~ if anyd -to such proposed assessr~ent~ .or. to any item thereof ~ at said public h®ar3.ng. t .~ 1~. That the Village Council has heretofore duly established as Storm Steer District D»3 the particular area and portion of the Village which the Council has determined will be specially benefited by the removal of surface and storm waters within said district and the Council. after carefully considering all the facts the benefits to each lots piece or parse]. of lands a and fully ad•• wising itself in the premises has found and d®term3.ned and hereby declares that I ._~ •pe-cxxs~ •xapxo a~ueuo auk. u~-~s off. paz-~xou~.n~e aq xa~eus~ a~sttt~ auk. pus ~sanuaa~ uo~a~ oq. us~xoy~ utox~ ~.aax~.S px£9 uo ,~ xar~aS, ~zo~S pua~,xa off. s-~asQ pus xo~ax~asl~ off. paau~ex~ eq uotss-Fu~d ~.su~. ugoCat~.~.t'I .~q pppuoaas ~ua~og ~q pa$oy~ •uotsua~.xxa s-~~. ,zoo xap~CO a~usua s ansst off. ~~.txo~~.ns pa~.se hoax pus sanuab~T uo~a.~ off. us~xoy~ ~ox~ ,~ xar~ag wxo~.S puaq.xa off. ~.uatat~~ns ~ spunk aq P'~nom aaau~ ~'~t4 pa~.s~.s sTnsQ pus xo~axQasyd ~o s'FrsQ •~1 •H 'x~t •g , patxxs~ •~.aax~.S px£9 ~o ~u~zapre~ u4t~ uo-~~.aauuoo ut sadots xasq ~.st~ ~o uot~anx~.suoa ~.~trxad o~..za~ZtO o~ p~~J* ~~ ~.aa,za.S px£q ~o ap-~s q~.xou a~~. o~.~ ~.uaas~-ps s~.uantasea edots uts~..~go off. pa~.anx~.suz aq Rauxo~.~.~ aq~. ~sq~ sxa~.te~q ~q pepuoaas ~uat~og ~q pado~ •patxaeQ ®,~ xa ucxo~.S ~o uot~.ana~.suoa xo~ ~.asx~.uoa xppun, ~.aaxa.s p-~?es ~o ~u~zap-u~ ~.twxad off. xa~'t'CO off. p.a~x~ ~zox~ ~.aaz~S px£9 uo .~sr~-~o-qu~tx ~.aa.z~.s ~o ~u u~.xou auk. xo~ uosu~or •a 'y~.~xyd ~zox~ peep s u2s~go off. pa~.anx~.sut aq, dauxo~.~.~r a~q~. ~.sr~~. sxa~.ts,~, ~q papuoaas 'uar~og ~q, paao~ •,~ xa~eS urxo~,S ~o uo~~.anx~.suoa, u~~ uot~.aauuoa ut `sanuaA`~ xa.~r~p .pus psexz~ u'aar~~.aq ~.aex~.S px£9 ~uzps.z~ ~' uo uo-~~.~e t-caunoS pa~.sanbax s~,asQ Pura xo~ax~a~e~t ~o s-~n.~eQ •~ •H 'xlni •L -- a a t ~ ",~ " • ~ • ~ i • • • ~ • -. .. •pa~.dops pus pesssd ~-~np paxstaep .ss~ zio-~~.ntosa~z piss uodnarau~ •uosxaAl :euees a~~. ~.eu~s~s pa~.o.~ ~uu~.o~o~ aq~. pus L •s~Za~.ts~ pus,. ua~og 'usz~s~~ iugo~at~.~.iZ :~oexac~. ~to,as~ ug pa~.ob ~ur.~o~o~ a~~. t'L'ea ttox uodn pue uo-~~.ntosax ~uFo~axo~ . a~~. ~.dops o~ uo-~~.ouz auk. papuoa®s ust~.stxr~S xaq~uay~ ,. a •xo~'FpnY .~~.uno~ aua. 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The Clerk then read estimate No. 1 of F. Morett`ini. of St. Pau.l~ Minnesotan dated October 8, 1951 far work completed on the ° construction of work within Stoma Surer` District No. F as follawss ` ORIGINAL CONTR~CTs ` 200 1in~~feet i5" storm'sewer catchbasin leads 1620 lin. feet 18" storm sewer ° 340 n " 24~ storm sewer ` 1320 " " ~7" " ri 660 " "~ 33" `" " 860 " n 48" " " 1840 " " 24" width curb and gutter _ 14 storm sewer manholes 55 catchbasins 1y48" flared mod. section arm, riprap ' 1-- fence ate. gate ca~plete ].2~d66 saabic s stmt ~d£ng FOR THE TOTAL LUMP sUM of X54,987.63 •e ` DEDUCTIONS FRCM THE CONTRACT AS OF TO DATE 2200 lin. fast 1 " storm sewer catch basin leads ~ 3.20 7040.00 7.~i20 13n. feet 18" sewer ~ 4.50 7290.00 240 " " 24" " ~ 520 1248.00 ~ - f 15 si " 27" " C~ 6.00 90.00 . loo " " 4s~~ " X7.3.50 1350.00 4 storm sewer manholes C~ 7.60.00 640.00 1840 lin". fast curb and gutter ~ 2.50 4600.00 55 catchbasins ~ 1~.~ 55~.~ ° 12866 cubic bards attest gr~.ding .27 3473.82 Total deductions 'to gate` ~ 1. 3l 231.82 2' ~ _ ADDITIONS TO CONTRACT TO DATi~ ° ` lin. feet 3" sewer ~ $.20 41.00 267.45 tons of °ove~sized rock - to replrace unsuitable founda~ Lion on 64th Street near ` Emerson .eve. S. Purchased _ from Edina Sagd and Gravel:~Co.~ 2.00 534.90 ' Excavation of unsuitable - -- foundation materials at both near . nuerson - 2b7.45 tons `~ 1.50 407..38 Total additions to date 977 - 977.08 Tatal completed work to~ dat~~'~'~ Less 15~ retained 3 709.93 . Amount now,due ~ Moved by Bowen seconded bar Walters that estimate No. 1 of ' F. Morettini of St. Pauli Minnesota for work completed within Storm Sewer District No. F be approved adopted and allowed and that the Mayor and Manager bey and they axe hereby authorized and directed to issue the proper warrants in paarn-ent of the same. 1 ~' Voting aye: Christian, Iverson Littlejohn Bowen Walters Voting no: None There being 5 votes for an.`d 0 votes against: the Mayor declared the motion carried. ~ l0. The Clerk then read estimate No. 1 for MacGregor & Davis, Architects and ` °~ Engineers, dated October 8, 1951 for the engineering work for the construction of the work within Storm Sewer District No. F as follows: Total can~ract bid .price ~ ~~~,987.63 ~.~ of the contract price for the plans ` and specifications due when the contract for the construction work is awarded and ` now due e2,~7~..~ ` It was moved by Walters seconded by Littlejohn that estimate No.l for the engineering work for the construction of the work within S~:o~sn Sewer . District No. F be approved adopted and allowed and tl~e Mayor anc~ the Manager be, and they are hereby authorized and directed to issue the proper warrants for the payment of the same e @ e Voting aye: Christian' Iverson, Littlejohn, Bo~ien~ ~6dalters Voting no: Norte There being 5 votes for and 0 votes against, the Mayor declared the motion carried. 11. The GO.erk then read estimate No. 2 for MacGregor & Davis' architects and Engineers dated October 8, 1951 for the engineering work for the co n- struction of the ~ rk within Stores Sewer District No. F as fal].aws: Total mount Qf completed work ~ 2~,732.8q 1 of the completed work for general a supervision as~the work progresses ~ and new due 3©q.lb It was moved byyLittlejohns seconded by'b~alters that estimate No:2 forcthe engineering work for the construction of the work within Storm Sewer District No. F be approved adopted and allowed and the Mayor `and the Manager be~tand they are hereby authorized and dix®cted to issue the proper warrants for the payment ot~ the same. e Voting ayes Christian,~TVerson, Littlejohn, Bowen, Walters Voting~no: None There being 5 votes for and 0 votes against, the Mayor declared the motion carried. 12. Trustee Walters introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:~ " ~,`~ ~ z RESOLUTION A RESOLZkTION PROVIDING FOR THE I~SiT,ANCE AND SALE OF VILLA{ HALL BOAIDS e T:1~4S, "the qu®stion lof issuing anal selling the -negotiable coupon bonds of the village in an amount not to exceed ~50,~ for the pu~wse of providing money for the addition to and betterment of the village hall of this village was submittsd~to the voters of this village at a special election on September 11, 1951, and TriIHEREAS, on September 13, 1951 this council canvassed .the votes at said electiam arad determined that said proposition carried by amore than the r®quisit® ma3ority vote, and TES, it appears in the best interest of the village to proceed with the construction of an addition to and the betterment of the village hall of this village, "N~+T~ ~"DRE, BR IT RESOLVED BY the Vil7.age Council of the Village of Richfield, Minnesota, as follows: 1. It is determined necessary and expedient to"issue and the village shall issue the negotiable coupon Village Hall Bonds of the Village, in the " amount of ~50~000, consisting of 50 bonds 3.n the denomination of ~1~000 each numbered from one(1) to fifty (50~ both inclusive, dated November 1, 1951 bear ing interest at the rate determined at the sale thereof payable semiannually on November 1st and May-1st of each year, which bands shall mature serially on November 1st in. the years and amounts as follows: ~3,~ in each of the years 1953 to 1962 both inelusive~ and ~l~,000 in each of the years 1863 to 1967 both inclusive. Those bonds maturing after November lst, 1961 shall be subject to redemption on said date and. arty interest payment date thereafter at pax and accrued interest. All such bonds shall be signed by the Mayor and Clerk~of said village. < < 2• The v3.llage council shall meet at the village hall council room in said village on Monday, the 29th day of Octobers 1851, at 8:00 o~clock p.m. for the purpose of receiving and considering sealed bads for the purchase of said bonds, and the village clerk is authorized and directed to cause notice of sale of said bonds to be given by pub7a.cation once, at least fourteen (].1t.) days prior to said date in the official newspaper of the village and in Commercial West, published in the city of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Said notice shall recite " that"the village will furnish the printed bonds and approving legal opinion of Messrs. Faegre and Bensons 1260 Northwestern Bank Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota without expense to the .purchaser, shall rewui.re sealed bids be unconditional and be accompanied by a good faith bank draft, check or cashiers check in the amount of at least ~1~000, and shall specify one or more interest rates in multiples of one-tenth or one quarter of one percent. Said notice shall further provide that delivery of the bonds will be made by the village within forty days after the date of sale at the office of the village clerk or at the option of the purchaser at Minneapolis or St• pa:al., without expense to purchaser, or elsewhere at purchaserts expense, and that said bonds will be payable at any suitable bank or trust company designated by the successful bidder. " The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Trustee Iverson, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Christian, Bowen, Iverson, kTalters and Littlejohn•~ • ~ ) . .. •pa'L.Y.~~ •a~'e'C'C'F11 ~ ~o ~l-euaq uo antes auk. paooea o~ peq.~ns~.su~' ~auzo~.~~ a~Bt"C'~11 act. pus, pa~.daoos eq peep s-~r~~ ~.su~. ua~nog ~q papuooes 'uos.za~I Pq paaoy~ •~.aaa~.S uq~L P~ Px£L uea~~.aq anueaY pusa~ uo sasodxric~ ~~.ea,za.s ao~; a~T'C'Fli* aua. off. post ug$~.saa ~~.u~e.~ utgs-~zg •g ~gao~zoa pus •Z a~.zoa~ ucos~ peep ~ pa~.uesazd aaeuF~ 'a~EtTF~ aus •Zt •peTa~xe~ •a~s~zA auk. ~o ~suaq uo ads at;~. p.zooea off, pa~.on~z~.sut eq leu~o~.~.~r a~e-~A aq~. 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Kuhn granting certain land on 3rd Avenue S. and 69th Street to the Village for st"reef purposes. . Maned by Tverson~ se~o~d~d by t~Ta~.t that this deed be accepted and the Village Attorney instructed to record the same on behalf of the Village. Carried. ~ 19. The Village Engineer presented a deed from Forrest E. and Helene A. Laurey granting certain landrnn 3rd Avenue S. between 68th and 69th Streets to the V311age for street purposes. ° Moved by Bowen seconded by Walters that this deed be accepted axed the Village Attorney instructed to record the same on behalf of the ° Village. Carried. 20, The Village ~gineer presented deeds from the 'following persons granter ing certain parcels of land on Bloomington Avenue to the Vii? ~e for street pvrposess Ruth E. and Leon J. Petit ° Edwin F. and Jessib M. Haeg John M, and Anna C. Hohag Andrew and Jean C. Clausen Louis R. Feschke ° Martin T. and Helen Schuhwerck Frank P. and May Steg Moved by Bowen,, seconded by Walters that these deeds be accepted and the Village Attorney be instructed to record the same on behalf of the Village. Carried. / 21. The Clerk read a petition from residents on Emerson Avenue between b5th and F~bth Streets requesting that 65th Street and the line of Emerson Avenue be improved by cutting the street to proper width. Moved by BoEaen~ seconded by Walters that the matter be referred to the Village Engineer with authority to act on the matter. Carried, 22. The bond on the Manager of the Municipal Liquor Store was presented to the Council, =Moved by Walters, seconded by Bowen that the amount of the bond on the Manager of the Municipal Liquor Store be increased to ~20~000, Carried, 23. The_bond on the Village Clerk which had bean increased to ~10~000 was presented to the Council. ° Moved by Walters, seconded by Iverson that the bond, on the Village Clerk be accepted. Carried. a 2L.. The Clerk presented the following applications for plumbing licenses: ° Sagan Plumbing Company 5902 Normandale Roads Edina, Miiuiesota Deters Plumbing Company, 37:l~1. Sumter Avenues St. Louis Park, Minn. /. ~~ 1~~9 Moved by Bowen, seconded by Iverson that the applications be accepted. Carried. ,. ~ 25, 'i'he Clerk presented an application from James F. Ramsay for an off«sale e beer 13.~ense at 6242 Lyndale S,~ (Dutch Mi11~Dairy Store~~ ~ _.__ Y.. __.~ - < ~ Moved by T~Yalter~, seconded by Iverson-that the appl:i.cation>. be accepted, Carried. c`' 2b. The Clerk read the report of the Police impartment for September, Moved by Bowen, seconded by Everson that the assns be filed, Carried X27. Th®eAttorney read ordinance No. 14.01 ~ ... . ORDINANCE N0. 14aQ1. AN ORDI]~ANCE ADOPTING A BUD(~T FOR TIDE YEARl952, AND LEVYING TAXES P The Village Council of the Village of Richfield do ordain~as follows: . SECTION 1, The budget for the eVillage . of Richfield for the yeas 1952 for each of the departments thereof shall, be as follows: GAL FUDJD pers. Contrac. Mat. &~ Fixed ~ Capital Debt Departn~en~t~ Sere. Sere. Su lies Chgs. Outlay Ret. _ _ _Total Mayor, Ccl. 5,340 1x275 50 ~ 277 ~--, -~-- ~-- --- 6,942 4 ~ Election Treas 3,600_ 2;340 100 ~ -,. - 3 - 50 --_ 40 160 -~- s 2,590 . Assessor 12,315 450 - - 325 149 655 -~- - 13894 Atty.(Lega1 services 3000 s •,._- .._- l 000 e s ..-.. --- 4s000 Vill. Clk~ 13,740 1,000 1,800 1~5 9~5 «-" --- `~ 12,76 = Justice Et. Vill: Mgr, 2,34® 15,108 395 1,650 800 100 2,1,80 ~-«~ 19x.838 Planning Zoning 1,200 - 540 --- 75 •~..- 85 -..- -.-~ ~ ~.- ~.~ ---. ..~A 1,200 700 Vill. Hall Pol.Frot. 5,562 48,914 3,000 5x365 1,995 5,980 675 495 ~--~ 1st-t46 ~.. ~ 11,232 62,200 Fire Prot, En Vill 18,870 179?6 1,920 1 450 ~ 1,055 850 480 125 665 1,700 ~•-« .~. 22,990 22,101 g• . Tnspectian t t i M 1b,828 780 56 , 390 6 060 600 125 18 315 2,32® 3,968 l~:t:as225 •~ -"'" 20,101 i2 ~~o . n . a S St. Light. , r--• , 12,000 , ..-- ,~. 6 W_- ~e . ; 6 0 0 xealth Dep. Civil Dbfens --« e -~ ~ ®.. 1#08 «....~ 100 ,0~ ~- ~. 3,000 .._, . e~ , 0 3, Recreation --- --- -'"'r 7!,707 - ~ "-«e "a-- 7f707 TOTa~S 224,453 35,530 ..32,130 - 193833 26,924 , """" 338,870 - ~ l (, - .. ~: ~o 5~~~ o. Parks 7395 1250 1075 3115 ~~ 13,0001 23,065 Poor Relief l~ 200 100 3, 200 ~.-.- «~-_ ~... x.,500 Library --- N-- •~•~-- ~., 200 ~-- 1, 200 TOTALS 8,595 1,350 t~,275 1,5145 ~-~ 13,000 28,765 - s RSF~CTION 2. There is hereby levied upon a71 ethe taxable property i.ri the Village of Richfield a direct ad valorem teat for the year i951s payable in 1952 for the followixtg purposes and amounts: General corporation purposes Parks Poor Relief -_~~ , a Library F~.remen~s Relief Association Pvblic Examiner's dense Civil Defense (20¢ per capita) 162,378 114000 1t, 500 1200 7,000 3,500 • • s s s • • • • • • c It was moved by~Bowen, seconded by Iverson that this constitute the _ second reading of said ordinance. _ Carried ___ 28. It was moved by Bomen, seconded by ~Talters ghat Ordinance No. 114.01 be adopted and ordered published according to law in such case made-and c provi.ded•--- e c c ~ - -- Poll of vote: Ayes -- 5 _ ` a e -~ Nays ~-• 0 c e 29• It was moved by ~Jalte~rs~ seconded by Iverson that the Village Clerk e be-directed to file with the Copraty Auditor Qf Hennepin ~ounty~ c ~esot~a a certified copy of the foregoing ordinance. harried. e - 30. T~-stee Iverson intreduced thy-follo~ri.ng resolution and moved 3.ts, a~tion~-- ---- ~ __~ e - c _---- a RFSOLU~,'TON - < < e , 4 -- -- a ----- A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A PRIl+~iRY ELECTION ` ~ a ___ c ~.ND S~TTTNG THEE T~1TE THEP~'OR ~ ~ e c _ __ - - ,~ _ _ c -. - c --- -- ~ _~- __ _. _ ~--the terms of offer of the gillage P~ay~ and one Councilman expires _ e _ _On Jan~rry h-1~51~_and a ...__ ~_ -_- e ~ TnII~.aS9 it ire the opinion of the 911_ lags Council- that a primary Village election is desirable NAT, THER~'ORE~ BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Ricl~.field~ Hennepin County P4innesota~ that a primary election be held at the usual polling places in said Village on the 20th day of Novembers 1951 between the hours of 7:00 o~clock a•m. and 8:00 for the purpose of electing .a _ - - ~ i ,j ~ - ~ t ~ ~, _ ~t~~u~Ta~.~~'~~TZ u®suap spueM ~t'~luo~, ~'FTl"~z _... - ~ ~~e10 : autu~ra~ Toou~s aa~:ad !~.~' .. ~o uoan~a. ij •oid ;: - .. aataY~~y. e3uaao~ .' , ;. . .. ~'~s $Toz ' ~ Pg48ttH ,ems. 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'~' _ - - - ~., - - ~_ - _ -r •, ~. .~... .. i' '. w ~'s' i7~ No. 5 Berea Church Florence Hecklin Bernice Bleedorn • School ~ Helen Heinrick Doris Bickerton Venita Nordeen - No. 6 Woodlake School Eunice A~7:wes a Hel@n England Jessie Lohman- Mildred Stephens Genevieve Krogstad No..7 Lincoln Hills Gertrude Egsgaard Elizabeth SnTedek3.nd School Elea Spada Helen tidilliams Marguerite Davis .. e,..,....~.t"~ Trustee ~Talters seconded the foregoing resolution and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted 333 favor thereof: Christian, Bogen, Ivers one Tedalters axed Littlejohn and the following voted against the same: None - WHEREI3FON said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. 32. The Manager read an offer of settlement by Main and Bakery insurance ~ adjusters for the Iowa National Mutual Insurance Co., on the storm damage incurred on July 20~ 1951~on_the Village Ha11 and Fire Hall. -The adjusters offered ~1i699.~21 less ~119~05 for depreciation or a net settlement of ~1a58O.16. The Manager reco~nendec~'that the offer be accepted, ' e Moved by W~].ters, seconded by B®wen that the foregoing offer be accepted. Carded. e - ~, ~33• The Manager read invitations to the Council to attend the followL ng meetings: ~ ' Southwest Fire League at Bloomington Fire Station on October 11~ at $:00 p.m• c c Community Council. d.3ntier meeting at the R3.chfield MethodiBt Church on October 17, at 6:30 p.m• ~, Minneapolis Gas Co. dinner meeting at Cvlbertson~s Cafe on -October 24~ at 6s30 p.m• - " 34. The Manager read a communication from the National IInited Nations Dad Committee. The Mayor agreed to cooperate with this committee - on arranging local activities. t ,/ 35. Trustee Bowen reported on a meeting of the Liquor Commsi.ttee• Moved by Bowen seconded by Iverson that: the Village Manager ,be instructed to write a letter.to the Metropolitan ~usgorts Commission requesting a meeting for the purpose of discussing matters ~rtaining to the good and welfare of the Village. Carried. 36. Moved by Iverson, seconded by Bowen that_the meeting adjourn. Carried. Meeting adjourned at 1:45 a.m.