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12-10-1951iz~io/5i ~~ Tillage of Rieh~'3.eld Decem'6er i~, ,1951 Pursuant to due ce7.l and notice thereof a regular meeting of the Tillage Cou~il of the Tillage of Richfield, I~.nnesota, ~ duly held at the Tillage Bali is said TilL:.ge on Nloaday, the 10th day of December, 1951 at 7:00 o=clock P.Nl. The following ambers ware ps~esent: Ma3-or Christian, Trustees Bowen, Iverson, Walters, end Idttle3ohn, . and th® following members were absents bone. e The mites of the r®galar meeting held oa ~vember ~6, 1951 were read ~. corrected. mitred by Bowen, s®~aonded b9 Walters that sa3:d mimstes as corrected be approwe8,. Carried. The minutes of the special meeting held oa December 5,.1951 were read-arid eor- rested. NSoved bar Wh].ters, seconded bar Iverson that said m3.8utes as corrected be approwed. Carried. The Tillage ~3anager presented the following items on the a~ninistrative agenda: 1. 1 rec~west from Edwin Richter, ?733' Portland Avenue, for a permit to build an inciner- ator at the rear of the Red furl Building. It was moved by Walters, seconded by Iverson that the i1 offer no ob~ec- tions to the i~tellation ®f said iacizm~rator proeided such installation and oper- atioa meets all the requ3re~ats of applicable Tillage ordies and the approval of the Tillage. Building Inspector and Tillage Fire Marshall. Carried. 2. The following reports for the month of Woveaber were reads a. Police Department Report Mowed bg Bowen, seconded by Walters that the said report be filed. Carried. b. Relief ~dministrataris R®past Mowed bar Walters, seeo~ed by Bowen that said report be filed. Carried. c. Inspection Division Report Moved by Iverson, seconded '6y Littl®john that said report be filed. . - Carried. 3. Called on I+~ber Iverson to report on the meeting held on Rovember 28 at Robbias- d~ele regard3.xag the dog probl®ffi. Iverson reported that there was considerable dis- cussion but no concrete solution was found. g five-~, committee was appointed to stud the prob3.em. Meatier Iverrson was appointed to this committee. /~. Brotaght up the request, mode at the last meeting, for the akat3.ng rink at 73rd and 3rd be included in the Tillage rink grogram. He stated that the Regreatioa Direc- tor felt that the present ~mnber of risks was all that could adegrsately be taiaeel with prresent personnel sue. equip~at. ~ suggested that if after the present i __ . . _ iz/lo/53 eight rims are taken car® of and t3.ma and ecluip~nt are available this rink ' would also receive attention. The Manager suggested that the reca~aendations of the recreation director bs followed. ~ The Council iziforma7ly agreed to fo1- 1ow the rscam~sndation of the &eareat3.on Director. 5. Adviead the Council that the State Board of gealth would hold a hearing on December 19 at 930 A.M. at the State Capitol on trailer regulations. 6. Called on Member Walters far a report on the meeting of the Ordinance Cc~ittee held on December 3, 1951. Inber Walters stated that the Curfew Ordinance was reaclp for a first reading unless there were objections to it. Regarding the proposed ordir~saces regulating well digging, gas installation, garage b:ilding eft the ordinance revising the 'building inspection fees mare study is required before - they would be ready for a first reading. moved by Bowen, secoacAed by Walters that the Cva~few Ordinance be referred back to the Ordinance Ca~3.ttes for the gtarpose of giving ail. infsrested parties an oppartt~aity to esprsss their opinioons regarding adoption of said ordinance, said canmittee to neat at 8:00 P.Ni. on Mor~tay, Deces-ber l? at the ~i].lage Aal].. The newspaper reporter was requested to include in the nett issue of the 8ich- field News a cordial in~3ttation to the public to attend this nesting. ?. The Attorney read the following ord3.nancs a AN ORDIN&NCE ANNi1~IDING 0-RDTI~IAHGE N0. 12.01 EH'PTTT~D: AN ORDINANCE TO P~STABLISH A POSTTTO~-ChASSIFICATIOA PLANT, A COMP TION P'LAN', A 1+~RIT SYSTEM, AND A BASIC PER-SON1~L POLICY FO& THE 91I,LAGE OF RICB- FIELD, BI50TA Laved by Bowen, seeo:xled by Walters and carried t}~at~this constitute the second reading of said azdinance. Nhe~ by Walters, seconded b9' Iverson that the foregoing ordina~e ~be adopted and ordered published according to law. Poll asF rotes -- Ayes: 5 Nags: D 8. The Mayor annotmced that the time had arrived for the opening of the sealed bids for the eonstruct3.on of the additions -and alterations to the pillage RA 7'1. The Clerk th®n o~n~ and read the following bids: General. Construction Naaame of Bidder Bid No. 1 Bid No. 2 Hid No. 3 Had ~o. 4 Bid No. 5 Hid No. 6 s. W. Crawford Co. ~ # 5z,c~oo # 5o,4z? ~ 4?,z1o ~ 4z,~-z? ~ 5o,?z5 Fitsgerald Bros. S4s848 #1 less #1 less- #1 less, ~l less 3,000 5,0c~ ?,500 1,800 ~.dwest Contracting Co. 44,9/ 43,550 39,045 38,176 ~ 43,?15 #44,81? D~Arcy Ieek Const. Co, d,.o,391 39,124 36,606 35,229 39,116 C, '+ ~. ~.~ 12-10:-51 General C'on~trnet3.on (Continued} Hemaf ofl Bidder Bid Ho. 1 Bid Ho. 2 Bad Ho. 3 Bid Ho. 4 Hid Ho. 5'Bid Ho. 6 Jacobsen ~ Qaiat 40,468.45 ~1 less #1 less ~1 less ~1 less #1 less 1,163 5,24.2 7,633 2,633 -334 Krause-~Andersog, Inc. 4$,387 #1 leas ,~l lase #1 less ~l 1®ss 923 2,785 6,222 2,400 (ded~t bas®~.~} E. M. Ganle~ 51,73© 50,240 47,960 43,930 50,330 KAi,7eatad & I~lson 46,815 44,085 40,543 38,101 44,536 Coast. Co. Dean L. Witcher, Ina. 56',400 Hama of Bidder Bid Ho. Electrical 1 Bid Ho. 2 Bid Ho. 3 Bad Ho. ~ Hid Ho. 5 B3.d Ho. 6 Kehns Electric Co. 6,216 178 272 6,216 b,216 plus 279 Spend®r Eleatria Co. 4,973 4,68$ 4,608 4,973 4,973 plus 360 Sterling Electric Cv. 6,209 5,546 5,445 6,209 6,~ plus 335 Parsons El~t~r3.c Co. 5, 2~ 5, 025 4s980 5,150 plus 178 Lanford Electric Co., 5,870 plus 585 Ise. ' BatZ].3. Electric Co. 6,294 6,160 6,060 6,294. 6,294 plus 2.83 Faris Bros. Plbg. Co. 5,6~ 5,400 5,100 5,.100 5,100 plus l ~echan3.aa1. . Hid Ho. 1 H3.d Ho. 1 lime of Bidder Plumbing Aeatine Had Ho. 2 Hid Hot 3 Bad Ho. ~. Bid Ho. 5 T. D. Gustafson 3,975 1,865 Hubbard Plbg. & Heating 2,985 - Harris Bros. Plbg. Ce. 3,585 Wm. 3chupp ~ Co. 5,500 Richfield Plumbing Co. 4,400 3hoppe Plbg. & Beating Co.2,980 3,555 1,304 3,585 3,585 5,455 5,330 5,500 5,500 4,4~ 2,200 4,4~ 4,400 z,98o i,65o z,95o z,95o 11 12-10-51 ~ L~ N!®nhaaioa7. (Continued } E ° Bid No. 1 Bid Bo. 1 , I of Bidder Plumbing Heatir~ Bid Pao. 2 Had ~. 3 Bad Igo. ~. Bid Wo. 5 Bc~tram Beating ~ 7, 503 ~ ,~l less ,~1 less 58 2~ Conditioned Air Equip- S,/B8 8,29l~ 7,993. meat Co. Waterbury Co. 7,911 7,390 7,b.76 F. S. Iron Co., Ina. 3,995 1,170 • It was moved b9 Littlejohn, seconded by Bowen that said bids be referred to the archit~t and engineer for tabulation and to be considered later in the evening. ~. Mr. F. G. Popehn, 7dF27 Wexr~worth Averme South, appeared in his o~ behalf re- garding his ap~,lication for a beer license at 65th affi 1~3.collet. The ~anag®r presented two petitidx~s and two individual letters opposing the issuance of said license. These have been gie®n Clerk's fi].® rn~mber 51-P-a auk. v~~ll. be fotmd on file in the Clerk's offic®. Bo one, except the applicant, appeaaPi$g in favor of the issuance of said beer license, it'was moved by Iverson, seconded by,Wafers and u~n3~mous7,y carried that the application for said license be rejected. 10. Per. ZJ.oy+d Wivea`, 5th weraie, presented a claim 3n ~ the amount of ~ti.7.25 far damage to his tru~ek oa l~cember 6, 1951, aLi.®~ing 'ghat said da~m~.ge was caused by the lack of barricades arr flares on 6/.th Street betwBen Hta~aboldt and Irving Avenues. Loved by Bowen, seconded by Iverson that the smatter be r®ferr~d to the pillage Attorney for appropriate action. Carried. ° 11. The Attorney read. 0.rdimants® loo. 3. ~ _ AB t#RDIiCE AEI,ATII~r TO LICEPdSE HDD PEST FEES, PROHIBITING T~ PRO•-AATII~ OF F~ APPLICATION Is ~~ THE Llc~~ss Og PST PERIOD HAS ~a~~' Said ordinance on file in Clerk's office. by Ewen, seconded 'by Iverson that this constitute the first, reading of said ordinanee. Carried. 12. The Attorney brought t:p the proposed By Laws C1rd3.nance. Loved by Bowen, seconded by Walters that the By-laws Ordia~rx~e be re- ferred to a Cam~3.ttee of the Whol® for consideration, the ca~oittee to meet on Dec~~ber 17, 1951 at 8 s00 P.M. for this prgcpa~se. Carried. ~~ f I -- -' -~ -- - 13. Member Bowen aa®air~ated ax~l moved the appoin'~emt of l~r. ]~ns1.d Neshu~d, 6605 0]9.ver l~venne S. to the Zoning Commission to fill the unexpired term of Mr. q. C. 13warak. The motion was seconded by~Iverson and carried. ],1.. Member Iverson acted Per. Fau7. Reed, 69~ Clinton lvenue S. and Nlr. George Soderquist, 9108 Clinton lvenue S., to fill the vacancies on the Citiae-ns' Water and Sewer Committee created by the resignations of Fred Keller arbd Golan Shields, I~.ger-eleot and Co~iZwan-ol~t,. respective~r. >~cwed bar Bowan, seconded by hittl®joZm that the appo3nt~nts be eon fitted. Carried. 15. The lrchitect presented his ta'bu3ation of the bids opened earlier`in the ev®r~.:ag. 3~~,d b3~ds ~-ra found to 1~ as follows= Same as item 8 above after considerable discussion on the sa'ld bids, it was meted by Bowan, . seconded bg Walters thQt action on said bads be deferred pending a report from the Architect and wager on the possibility of constraction according -~,-_ to the alternate bids. " . The I,ger contim~d with items from the administrative agenda as follows 16. E-- Read a petition froaa Brill a~ Brill, lttorneya, requeatir~g the property i located at 94th and i~yndal®, owned by A~. goward 0. Briggs, be coned far Light industrial ease. This petition given Clerk's file nmaber 51- P-3 awl. will be found on file in the Clerk's .office.. The legal descrip- tion of I+IC, Brigg' s propertyr is as follows : ~ ___, _ .._ The Korth Five (5) acres of the l~orth~st Quarter (ice) caf the Southaaeat Qaarter (Std), ezeept the railroad' right of war acad. roads, S~tion Th3rtF four (34~, Township T~ren~-eight f2B), Range Tc~et:tq-fa~ar (?1,.}, Hennep~.n Co~,mty, l~nnesota E~3.ch property fronts 165 ft. on Lyndsle, aa~ runa° ap~ox3mate7.y 1,?62 ft., 9 in. back from L~ndale along the unope~d 94th Street road.), It was mewed lay Iverson, seconded by Walters that the request be referred to the Zoning Commission for a reecmm:endation, said recommends- tion to include arty of the ad~oiaing properties which should come up for a rezoning hearing. 19. ~--Read a petition from Mr. E. R. Coney petitioning for the rezoning from residential to commercial the area fronn Pleasant to one ha]f block west of Grand from 63rd to 64th Street, d®aeribed as follows: ,17.1. that part of the i~orthweat gaeater of t~ Rorthweat Qaaa'ter of Section 29, Toratahip 28, Range 21,., :lying south. of Rendale lddition and north of Iynda~e Oaks lddition, and east of the Deafer line of Bloch 2, Kandale lddition extextded south to the north line of Tyndale Oaks lddition, thus to the oenter line of Pleasan$- lve~e as platted. 'This petition given Clerk's file n~aber Sl-P-4 and. will be found on file in the Clerk's offic®. . 12-10-51 L~ Lr 1 It was moved by Bowen a~i seconded by Walters that the said petition be referred to th® Zoning Gomm3.ssion for a public hearing Ito be held on Deoember 27 at the V311age Aal,i• at 8:00 P.~., notioe of suoh meeting to be published. Gerried. 18. Galled on Mr. Donald Neslund, 6605 Oliver avenue, who presented a peti- tion to deng~ ar~r request for tl~ permit to build a gaso]3ne servioe station on the north®ast oorr~r of Penn 1r++anae S. and 67th Street. Said petition given Gl®rk~s file nwmber 51-P-5 and. ~rL17. be found oa file 3•n the Glerk~s office. Th®re r~.s considerable discussion on the mattaar. On motion of Walters, seconded by Bowen, the Village ®ttornsy was instructed to write a letter to the Continental Oil Compaq, wh3.eh eompe.~r is planning to construct the 'station in question, informing them of the petition for the denial of their request for a banding permit. Carried. 19. Head two letters protesting the proposed installation by the Vii.lage, of an oil storage tank near Augsburg Park. The letters were from Nlr. Perk G. Erspa~mer. and Mr. D. ~. Leslie and wi]1 be found on file in the Glerkts office. Both protests were based on the assumption that the insta]lation of said tank would create a traffic vazard to the school children and mar the bea~tjy of the area. The Mar~,ger stated that he and the Engineer were still looking far a substitute location and that no action would be taken without informing the interested parties. The Council informally directed the Manager to write a letter to those who had indicated their opposition telling them that they world be notified before any definite action was taken ~' the Gaunoil. 20. Reported that Mr. Engberg, an appr~.ser being employed by the Village to contact property owners in the Grass Ieke area, reported that he haa~co~ ttcted virtually a]1 of the owners and would like to meet with the Council at a speoial meeting soon. It was agreed that the Council would meet with N~. Bamberg at 7:00 P.M. on Deoember 17. 21. Requ®ated authority to assign space 3n the Village Ae1~.. 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