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06-17-195230 MUTES OF ADJOURNED COUNCIL MEETING Village of Richfield June 17, 1952 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, an adjourned meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Richfield, Minnesota, was duly held at the Villa ge Hall, Tuesday, June 17, 1952, opening at 7:10 P.M. Members Present: Reller, Iverson, Lindeberg, Shields and Walters Membe rs Absen t None 1, ICNA Convention Moved by Lindeberg, seconded by Shields, that the Village Manager be au- thorized to attend the annual convention of the International City Managers Association at Kansas City, September 28,1952 to Gctober 2, 1952, with expenses allowed not exceeding Hi100.00. Carried. 2. Wexler Efficiency Apartments Moved by Reller, seconded by Lindeberg, that the applications for Special Use Permits to authorize the construction of one 4 -unit and one 24 -unit Efficie07 Apartment applied for by Arthur Wexler, be denied. 'Motion carried. L3 3. Bill 1952 -12 "Wagon Peddlers) /3 The attorney read Bill 1952 -12 AN ORDINAR E i ZGULI TING AND LICXiSIN a WAGON PEDDLERS Said Bill on file in Clerk's office. Moved by Shields, seconded by Reller that this constitute the second reading of said Bill. Poll of votes: Ayes -5; Nays• -0. Carried.' Moved by Shields, seconded by Reller, that Bill 1952 -12 be adopted and published as Ordinance No. 3.28 according to law. Poll of Votes: Ayes -5,- Nays -0, Carried. 4. Complaint on S tree t Grade Fred Andersen, 6642 Park Avenue, and Allen Stromberg, 6645 Park Avenue, appeared before the Council complaining that there had been a gradual rise in grade at the above locations due to washing in of sand, and asked that the proper grade be re-established. Moved by Walters, seconded by Shields, that the matter be referred to the Manager, with a report back to the Council. Carried. A 6017/52 -2- 3 5. Special Use Permit (Richfield Assemtly.of God Church) Moved by Reller, seconded by Lindeberg, that the application for a special use permit to build and maintain a church on the southeast corner of 76th Street.and Nicollet Avenue be approved subject to the conditions set forth by the Zoning Commission in its letter dated June 17, and filed with the Clerk. These conditions are: 1. That parking space be provi ded for one (1) car for each five units of seating capacity in the main auditorium. 2. Set -back shall be 35 feet from the property line along Nicollet Avenue and 20 feel from the property line along 76th Street. Motion carried.. 6. Richfield Bus Service L. Ziebarth, operator of the bus company serving Richfield, discussed the matter of improving bus service offered to residents with the Council. No ac lion was taken. 7. Kennel' Licenses (a) Moved by Shields, seconded by Iverson that the application of Dr. G. G. Hartle for a kennel license at 6340 Lyndale Avenue South be denied, Carried. (b) Moved by Walters, seconded by Shields, that the application of Charles Adams for a kennel license north of his resent location at 63410 Lyndale Avenue South be referred to the Zoning Commission, with a hearing to be held July 2, 1952, at 9:00 P.M. Carried. (c) Moved by Iverson, seconded by Shields, that the attorney be in- structed to draw an amendment to the kennel license ardi -hande redi.%cin.g the fee to 650.00 per year, providing for an unlimi-Led number °of dogs, and requiring a report to be made monthly on the highest number of dogs housed each month. Carried. 8. Ybsqui to Abatement B. Madany and J Sukker, 4137 Upton Avenue South, outlined A proposal for providing mosquito control through spraying in a limited area under private contract arrangements. They were advised that the Village could not partici- pate, but an area of operation was suggested from Nicollet to Penn, and between 66th and ?3rd, to be solicited by newspaper publicity. Upon suggestion of the Council, they quoted a price of 4900.00 for approximately 50 acres of village park property. 9. Asphalt Tank Location PloVed by Reller, seconded by Walters, that the village's asphalt 'storage tank be located on the Village Hall property. Carried. 10. Ordinance No. 3.222 (F reams) The attorney read Ordinance No. 3.222 T-2 6/17/52 -3- ORDINANCE 3.222 AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE POSSESSION OF FIR EARY8S BY CRIMINALS AND SUBVERSE ELEMTS; REGULATING THE MANU- FACTURE, SALE OR OTHER TRANSFER AND POSSESSION OF CCU- CEALED WEAPCLITS AND FIREAR14S WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF RICH - FIELD AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF said ordinance being on file in the Clerk's office. Moved by Walters, seconded by Iverson, that this constitute the second reading of Ordinance No. 3.222. Poll of Votes: Ayes -5; Nays -O. Carried. . Ived by Iverson, seconded by Walters, that Ordinance No. 3.222 be adopted and published according to law. Poll of votes: Ayes -5; Nays -O. Carried. 11. Ordinance Repealing Ordinance 3.22 (Firearms) ORDINANCE NO. 3.221 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 3.22, PASSED JUNE 282 191 8' OF THE VILLAGE OF RICHFIELD, Y TITLED: "Air? 0_RDINAJNCE RELATING TO AND REGULATIIN G * PURC Z9, SALE AND POSSESSION OF REVOLVES, PISTOLS AND OTHER FIREA IS AND PROHIBITING THE SALE, DELIVERY OR TRANSFER OF PISTOLS OR REVOLVERS WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE CHIEF - OF POLICE OF THE VILLACF, OF RICHFIELD" Mayor Reller withdrew his previous motion to reconsider the above ordi- nance. Moved by Iverson, seconded by Walters, that Ordinance No. 3.221 Repealing Ordinance No. 3.22, of June 28, 1948, be adopted and published according to law. Roll Call: Ayes -5; Nays -o. Carried. 12. Acceptance of Plats Moved by Iverson, seconded by Reller, that the plats of Wallace's 6th, 7th and 8th Additions be accepted, subject to village ordinances, conditions of the contract, and modifications in accordance with the Engineer's recommendations. Carried. 13. Acceptance of Plats Moved by Reller, seconded by Lindeberg, that the plats for Blair's Wood - dale 6th & 7th Additions be ap ))roved subject to the filing of the proper bond. Carried. t� 14. Bill 1952 Used Car Dealers) r ° th ,I The attorney read Bill 1952 -1% an. _amendment to Ordinance No. 3.24 33 6/17/52 -4- t� BILL 1952 -1 AN ORDINA�TCE AiM01NG ORDINkNCE NO. 3.24 OF THE VILLAGE OF RICHE'IELD PASSED THE 12th DAY OF APRIL, 1948, MTTITLED, AN ORDINANCE TO LICE= AND REGULATE DEALERS IN USED IviGTOR VEHICLES IN THE VILLAGE OF RICH - FIELD, HENNEPIM COLFTY, MINNTiSOTA . said amendment to Ordinance No. 3.24 being on file in the Clerk's office. Moved by Walters, seconded by Iverson that this constitute the first reading of the amendment to Ordinance No.' 3.24. Roll Call: Ages -5: Nays -0. 15. Special Use Permit (Assumption Parish Convent) Moved by Iverson, seconded by Lindeberg, that the application of the Assumption Parish Convent for a special use permit at 78th & 3rd Avenue be re- ferred to the Zoning Commission for hearing on July 2. Motion carried. 16.-Grading of Blaisdell Avenue South, A petition presented for the grading of Blaisdell Avenue South, 64th Street to the south,line of Nicollet Homes, 2nd Addition was referred to the Engineer for recommendation. 17. Zoning Commission Appointment Motion by Shields, seconded bg Iverson, that George Sederquist be ap- pointed the seventh member of the Zoning and Planning Commission with term expiring December 31, 1954. Carried. 18. Zoning Hearing -- Chicago Avenue A request was received from the Zoning and Planning Commission to re -zone from commercial to residential. the following area: Bettfeen Elliot-and Columbus Avenues from 100 feet north of. 77th Street to 175 feet south of 66th Street and from 175 feet north of 66th Street to the center line of 62nd'Street. Moved by Reller, seconded by Iverson that a public hearing on the above request be held before the Zoning and Planning Commission on July 2. Carried. 19. Well Drillers License Moved by Reller, seconded by Iverson that the application of Elmer M. Cxnion, of Nbund, for a well driller's license, be approved. Carried. 20.. Division of Propertg • A request was presented for division of Parcel 161t,6 by the separation c,, of 222 feet along the entire west side and joining it to Parcel 1642, said parcels being located at 66th Street & Humboldt Aver_ue. Moved by Iverson, seconded by Walters, that there is no objection to the division. Carried.