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09-15-19521 MINUTES OF ADJOURNED MEETIDt G V.CLLAGE f}F' RICHE'IELD Pursuant to due call and no tics thereof, an adjourned meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Richfield was duly held at the Village Hall, Monday, September 15, 1952, opening at 7:00 o'clock P.M. Members present: Reller, Shields, Li.ndeberg, Walters, Iverson t~1embers absent: None l., l~nutes of j'revious 1"feting Motion by Shields, seconded by Iverson, that the minutes of the regular meet- ing of September 8, 1952, be approved as corrected. Carried. 2. Nurse's Report 1 1 Motion by Lindeberg, seconded by Shields, that the nursing report for August be received and placed o n file. Carried. ,3; Notice of Hearing to Increase Bus Rates _ Notice was received from the Railroad and Warehouse Commission announcing a hearing on a proposal to increase bus rates in Richfield, said hearing to be held on September 29, 1952, at 1:30 P.M. Motion by Shields, seconded by Iverson, that the notice be placed on file. Carried. Councilman Lindeberg agreed to represent the Council at the hearing. ~. Richfield Advisory Committee on Public Education A letter was received from Harry E. Rumpel, Superintendent of Lichfield Public Schools, announcing the formation of a Richfield Advisory Committee on Public Education, ° and requesting that a representative be appointed from the Council on such a committee. _ Motion by Reller, seconded by Iverson, that Councilman Lindeberg be appointed to this committee. Carried. 5. G. M. Orr Engineering Company A letter was received from the G. M. Orr Engineering Company suggesting the taking of soundings, the opening of certain new streets, and the raising of certain street grades in the Village. Motion by Shields, seconded by Iverson, that the engi- neer proceed with a survey of the grades and other work as req~ues-t~d. Carried. 6. Bill 1952-21 (Re-z~ oning) Bill 1952-21 pertaining to re-zoning, was presented for discussion. Char7.es E. Walsh, 7132 Elliot, and Douglas Smith, 7~.2b Elliot, objected to retaining a com- mercial area on Chicago Avenue between 71st and 72nd Streets. Mr. Burwell, owner of property in the area in question, reported plans for building a commercial building on that street. Motion by Reller, seconded by Walters, that the discussion on the bill be closed. Carried. 2 9/15/52 Motion by ?alters, seconded by Iverson, that the bill be amended to concur with the recommendations of the Zoning and Planning Commission. Reller, Shields, Walters and Iverson voted Aye; Lindeberg voted No. Bill 1952-21 was then read: A~1~DMIl~TT ~ ORDINANCE N0. 2.03 AN ORDINANCE AIbiE'~TDING THAT CERTAIN OR'.DINANCE N0. 2.03 OF THE VILLAGE ~' RICHFIELD, PASSED THE 15th DAY ®F JULY, 19la,7., AS SUBSEQUENTLY AIV~TDEi), ~ ZZTLED, "A1T ORDINANCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING HEALTH, SAFETY, ORDF~tZ, ~CONVEtUIENCE, PROSPERITY AND GENERAL W ELFARE BY REGULATLNG THE LOCATION, SIZE, USE AND HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS, `I'HE ARRANGEiViENT OF BUILDINGS AND LOTS, AND 'IHE DENSITY OF POPULATION WITHIN THE VILLAGEOF RICHFIELD, HI+;i~1I~iEPIN COUIITY, MINNESOTA Motion by Walters, seconded by Iverson that this constitute the second reading of this bill. Poll of votes: Ayes--5; bays--0. Carried. l~iotian by Walters, seconded by Shields, that Bill No. 1952-21 be adopted and pub- lished as An Amendment to Ordinance No. 2.03, that it be spread in the Ordinance Book, and be made a part of these minutes. Poll of votes: ~res--5; iVa~,-~~ Carried. Said Ordinance appears as Ordinance No. 19 in Ordinance Book, No. 1 ,Page 59. 7. Street Impro vemen t (tr7ashburn, 712 and 7 2nd Street) Howard Rand, 71lEli. Mashburn Avenue S., and Ibir. Holman, 7132 Washburn Avenue S., appeared relative to street improvements. Motion b;r Iverson, seconded by Bhields, that the engineer be authorized to establish the grade at the Holman residence, 7132 Washburn Avenue, and that a hole be fi]1ed on 72nd Street bet*aeen Washburn anal Vincent. Carried. Motion by Iverson, seconded by Shields, that the engineer be requested to submit a recommendation on the grade problem on Washburn be~ieen 712 Street and 72nd St. Carried. 8. Parade, September ~7 Ralph Gilbertson, co-owner of the Lyndale Hardware Store, re_orted on plans for an Open Mouse event, including a parade at 2:30 P.M. for Saturday, September 27. Motion by Walters, seconded, by Shields, that the parade route asoutlined by l~r. Gil- bertson be approved. Carried. 9. Signs fo-r Safety--V~'.W. Commander Reno of the local V,F.W. Post, reported on plans for the Instal- lation of Safety First signs in Richfield and Bloomingtr~n on the principal thorough- fares. Motion by, Iverson, seconded by shields, approving the installat~ on of the signs subject to the approval of the engineer and police department, and waiving any license fee for such installation. Carried. 10. Licenses Motion b;T Iverson, that the following licenses be approved: ~ St. Micheal Cooperative Creamery Food St. I'nc~heal, Minnesota lub "66" Inc. Dance 1.00 E. 66th Street ~~ c r -- a .~ ..°~'~rr-~ - sr~~~ r~` i ~ Q ~~iA~ '~ ` ~- 16. T~3.cen~ed Cgntt d) - ~ h- _ _ / - ~~ _: ~:` , Northsid® Plumbing & Heating Co. ~ ~ ~-wnbing~ , ' , . 1715 Plymouth Avenue N. ~ ~..- • ~ • ~ Carried. _ ~ Motion to approve .foregoing licenses seconded by Shields. Y. +v 11. Sp®cial Use Permit {M, o`-te7.) - - ,, - <~ ~ -Notion by Walters.., seconded by Lind®berg, that tYie appl.icati.on for especial- use permit `for a motel, gas station anel lunch room between EYnerson & (~9,rard, 77th. to 78th, be referred to the .zoning commission for a hearing at its regular ineet3ng on October 20. Carried. ~ - - 12. (Nuis&.neee.~,and 19 2-2~. -saws) ~ Bills 1952-23 ~t,..a. ~ ''~`•~~ r'' , ~~ - Motion by Walters, seconded by Shields, that action on-Bill 1952-23, per- tainirig to nuisances, and 1952-21~,~ pertainig to by-laws, be ,deferred until the- . ~~~ next meeting. Carried. 13. Curbing, Drainage--Penn Avenu® ' Nfot3.on by Walters, seconded by Iverson, that the following resolution be ~~ adopted, that it be spaced in ..the Resoluticn Book, and be,made a part of these - minutes s ~ ,. . RESfN,UTICN N0. 52 RF50LUTICI~1 bIRECTING THE PREPARAIZfN ~' PRELIi~II+TARY 1?LANS AND CQBT .- ~ ryj ~: ESTIMATES ON IIRAINA(~E AND CURBING ~1T PE4TN AVENUE AND 66th STREET • .. _ . - :'. ~; ~~ = said resolution .being-on file in the Clsr~'s office:,: , . -.• _ , , ~ "$ ` . - - l call on motion to adopt foregoing resolutionf Ayes--5; ;Nays--0: .Ro~ ., ~ ' . 9Carried. Above resolution appears as Resolution No. 52 in Resolution Book;. 1. ~ ~ ~, ~ w ,, ' 1l~. Bids on ~.'i.res, Gasoline and Lubricants . . : i - - ~; . A' tabulation of bids on tires, gasoline and lubricants ws,s presented as shown an Page 8~.-+A. _ . -. ~~; . ' - Mot3;on by Iverson, seconded by Walters, that the. low bid of he Superiox X3.1 Company be accepted as to ~ltems 1, 2,$,~~t, 8 and 9.- Carried. ~= - s®conded by ~s.rideberg, that all .bids on tires and Ma Lion by Shields ' • , •tubes, Items 6 -and 6, be rejected. Carried.• '`` Motion by Iverson, seconded by Walters, that the checks on bid bonds o~ ', unsuccessful bidc3.ers b® returned. Carri®d. ' 15. z+ss,~s,~ - ~ ~ - Moti.on. by Walters, seconded' by Iverson, that th® application of John ;` "Thomas' Hart, doing b-zsin®ss as +~Hart Pies" for tcagon peddler and food 1.ioerise ba .,~ J :; approved,. subject to payment of proper. fees. Car-r3.ed. ~ ~~ ~ ~~ -~. - f ~. Y3 • ~ • - ~ ~:~ ,}•~' au ~.wi f.~_., - ' 3r' d ~.. k Zesw. ~ ~ ~Y-d« M. p~.~+n~• ~ .`Lill- :p ~ ..-,.. ~ ` - '.. ~ ~ t 3 13 - '. T 2. .di _.ie :-Y.C+~¢2 ':~ • i'-ct'..~C = ..Jy~y.~ ~ ~=.~..a uSt.l?+9t3G.•-v :.LLY~~.s6'eLkv~~~~L~firi_~.. _ F a ,16._' Call f©r Bids on Equipment.- - - . - - ~ , Motion by Iverson, seconded by Shields, that the clerk be authorized to advertise' fo'r bids for eleoton booths, ~and~ the following office equipsaents ICI - s tend chairs 6 disk chairs 2 st~ge~. `straight chairs ' 1 electric clock 7. steelplan file for -vault .for storage of r ecord drawings 1 base for present plan. file--wood _ ~~ ~ draf tang stools . - ;~ . 2 1gpQwriters -. ._ - ~~ . 2 'typewriter tables ~ " •1 typewriter desk, -drop center " 1 rollaway fi1e~, legal size 1 steno desk, 3o x 60 `1 table 30 x 30 x 31~ high, with drawer ~. . a 3 table approximately 3'x~~' .~ - -- - - . 6' was tepaper basks t~ . 1.sanitary container- ~ , "-_ 1 storage cabinet, 26 x 16 x 36" high _ ' l sailing l~.ght for drafting- table - 2 liquid soap. dispensers • ~-.,: y z -- - --- . ~fo ~.on ~arx~i.ed. . '~. 19 ~-22' r oot3.n s) - ,.. - ~Iot~.on by Keller, seconded by Shields, that -Bill 1952-22 pertaining to foot- ;`,~dl~a;be r®fsrred to fibs Building Code. Committee for recommendations. Carried. a ~~~ _ , ~ ' l~stion kry Iverson, seconded by Walters, that the meeting ba ad~ourtied to ' . ~ '~ ,, Sspt~imber. 22, at 7s00 o'clock P.Nl, Notion carried, and meeting adjourned at Il o'clock. - ~ ~ . ' _~.~. :... ~`~~~, ` •. ge - ~~~ ~~ ~ . ' .. ~ - ..~. ~ _, - ~~ - ~ , .;, < DP~Is1:3f'3L r~ ff G1ASS aF ~ F~~IS~I~,,,,_,t~s t~s~R1a~.Sys S~+~i~s ._._._..._:..... V IMAGE ~ R ICIi IEiD OEPARTt1ENT OF Ply IC ~RICS Es~INEERI~ olvlslON ABSTRACT ~' B 106 VILI.~E PRO,~CT ND. ~,..•,,,,~,. Bloc OPEP~D s :_„_4,P.M. T~25„ 14 .. ER3CR O-1L CCIC'AMY PpILLI'PS PETROI~UM Cli• D.A. LUBRICANT CO•.IN • Kassow OILS INC• T~iPsS ~tATI~tS TIRES BROTh~RS NSTALLE4 ITdN APPRCxe UNIT (TEN ,~ UNIT UNIT UNIT OMIT UNIT UNIT I~• QUANT. • I' PRICE ANIOIHR PRICE AMOUNT PRICE AMOUNT PRICE AMOUIR PRICE ANOUIRT PRICE AMiNRIT 1 ~9~400 GALLONS GASOI.IAE • 0.199 $3980.40 8.154 3~t~84.04 i 2' 300 GAt.LONS 'L.t~R'16ATRNQ QILS• f~TER®ENT 4.52 15G•00 •61 183.00 .865 259•$4 3 200 GEAR OIL 0.84 168.00 0.1225 196.00 •21 42.00 -~-~ - _.~ _ _ _ _ ~.-.- - 4 400 P GEAR G~A~ 4.115 4b•00 0.975 39.04 .265 106.E ~ '~"x 1325 53.00 5 I TIRES • FIRST GRAk~ ~.~,,,:; ~ - - - ` 1 600• TRIIaK J 26.83 25.91 i 29.48 24.88 1 i 6230 -16 TR~t 23.53 22.97 26.14 21.18 2 8:~i • 24 Tic 6s.69 67.47 ' 71.36- . 57.f~ 1 14200: • 24 Tl~e 145.03. 102.53 10808 ~.3s 1 12E00. 24 GRAOER 112.47 j 124.96 101.2L 1 12275 - a4 GRAOBit 133.4'2 1 13200 •24 6RAEIER 133.42 '~ 148.24 1,20.08 1 7290 -16 Fay TRAL'TtNt 27.46 ; 36.2'! 27.38 t 122E30~ - 24 FArIN TRACTOR 60.713 ~ ; 76,66 58.44 1 6210.16 6 PLY 3.8.31 19.23 10.33 17.30 1 6200 -16 4 PLY 14.42 14.81 15,98 ,13.32 1 6394.15 6 PI.Y ~ 19•~ 19.49 24.61 6 Tt11~5 • F IRSr GRAD R+iBDER BATYL 1 6200.24 TIC 2,~ 3.82 2.90 2,47 1 63'50' • 16 TRt1CUt 2.27 3.05 '~ 3.Z6 2,38 1 ` 8:~ • 20 TRUCK 5.14 7.45 5.71 i 14:00.20 TRIN:K 6.87 9.63 1 12:00 •24 6~aoER 8.70 _ 8.70 1 12278 •24 GRADER 11.12 ', 10.76 1 13200.24 GRADER I 21.12 1 7254.16 FARM TRACTOR 2.8.5 , 4•~ 3.26 1 12300.24 FAIL/ TRacTDR 7.~ 13•'0 . 1 ~ 6500'• 16 i•8T 2.54 j 2.94' 2.07 1 6:00.16 1.87 2.54 2.90 2.47 1 6270.16 2.49 ~ -- 2~ 3.23 2.32 8 600 GA2doN 0~9EI. FUE! 0 75 0 82 ~ _ i, ~:.s. 9 290 GALLS DIESEL U~RRGATINS O1L 0.57 85•~ 0.61 ~ 91:•90 0.868 124'.75 E~TER6ERf1' 3"55. X42.72 ~~ ~ ~ <1~ EN61 1 ! ~~ ~~ A 4 ~~~~~ I ~a~p Imo.