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11-13-1961VILLAGB OF RICHFIBLD Regular Meeting November 13, 1961. The council of the Pillage of Richfield met in regular session in the council chambers of the Village Halls 6700 Portland Ave®, Monday, November 13, 1961, at ?:00 P.~M, The meeting was called to order by Mayor geldsen®° Presentm Anderson, Schultz, Serstoc$, Shields~.and Keldsen. Absentr None. Rev, Lester Fair, Richfield Bvangelical Free Church, gave the invocao tion, 1, Minutes Motion by Schultz, seconded by Shields, that the minutes of the regular meeting of October 23, 1961 be approved; that the minutes- of the Board of Canvass-of Oct. 25, 1961 be approved; and that the minutes of the special meeting and Board of Canvass; of November 8, 1961 be approved as correctedo Ail ayes o carried, 2a Reports Motion by Shields, seconded by Serstock, that the following reports be accepted and filed: Inspection report, Oct, 1961 C°-6620 Henn® County Relief Report, Oct, 1961 C®6621 Liquor Stores Report, Septe 1961 C®6622 Ali ayes m carried. 3, Set Date of Hearing ~ Rezoning 66th Sto, 20th to 24th Motion by Shields, seconded by Schnitz, that the council authorize the clerk to advertise a hearing on the application for rezoning of property on 66th St. between 20th Ave, and 24th Ave,; hearing to be November 27, 1961. Ali ayes m carried. -2~ November 13, 1961 4, Set Date of Hearing o Special Use Permit - b510e40 Cedar Ave. Motion by Shields, seconded by Serstock, that the council authorize the clerk to advertise for a special use permit at 6510-40 Cedar Ave.; hearing to be Nov. 27, 1961, All ayes -- carried. 5, Set Date of Hearing Special Use Permit - 7100 Chicago Ave. Motion by Shields, seconded by Serstoek, that the council authorize the clerk to advertise a hearing on the application for a special use permit at 7100 Chicago Ave.; hearing to be Nov. 27, 1961. All ayes o carried. 6. Set Date of Hearing - Apartment Use Permit - 6725-29 Penn Ave. Motion by Shields, seconded by Anderson, that the council authorize the clerk to advertise a hearing on the application for an apartment use permit at 6725-29 Penn Ave.; hearing to be November 27, 1961. All ayes m carried. 7. Deeds Motion by Serstock, seconded by Shields, that the following deeds be accepted and filed: CNo cost to the village) Ernest M, Johnson Bette L, Johnson Easements on 78th St,) Frontage Rd„ between ) Pillsbury & Harriet ) CY® P;. No. 422) ) R11 ayes - carried. W. 30 ft. of Pleasant Ave. from S, line 76th St, to 72.14 ft. south C-6623 R.C. Soens & Sons, Inc. C-6624 Lampert Lumber Co. C-6625 M, G. Astleford & Jane Z, C-6626 8, Authorize Call for Bids ® Water Meters Motion by Serstock, seconded by Shields, that the council authorize the clerk to call' for bids on cold water meters; bids to be opened November 27, 1961. All ayes carried. 9, Authorize-Call for Bids - Petroleum Products Motion by Serstock, seconded by Shields, that the council authorize -3- November 13, 1961 the clerk to advertise for bids on petroleum products for 1962; bids to be opened Dec. 5, 1961. All ayes carried. 10. Presentation of Picture to Library Roder Peterson presented a picture of President J. F. gennedy to the council for display in the Richfield Library. Mrs. Coleman and Ted Spernick also presented the picture. Motion by geldsen, seconded by Schultz, that the council accept the picture of President gennedy on behalf of the village. All ayes carried. 11. Application to Move Building Within Village m 6216 Nicollet Ave, Motion by Schultz, seconded by Shields, that the council deny the ap= placation of Frank Garrison, 4420 Garrison Lane, to move a building from 6216 Nicollet Ave. to 6509 Standish Ave, All ayes - carried, 12. Application to Move. Bldg. Within Villa a to 6505 Standish Ave. Motion by Serstock, seconded by Shields, that the council grant the application of Frank Garrison, 4420 Garrison Lane, to move a building from 6212 Nicollet Ave. to 6505 Standish Ave. All ayes - carried. Cm6627 13. Application to Move Bldg. Within Village to 6616 3rd Ave. Motion by Schultz, seconded bq Anderson, that the council grant the application of Woodrow A, Flanders., 4104 Harriet Ave. to move a building from 6220 Dupont Ave. to 6616 3rd Ave. All ayes ~ carried. Cm662® 14. Application to Move Bldg. Into Village to 6501 Standish Ave. Motion by Serstock, seconded by Shields, that the council grant the ap- placation of Prank Garrison, 4420 Garrison Lane, to move a building from 6157 3rd Ave. to 6501 Standish Ave. All ayes carried, C-6629 15. Application to Move Bldg. Into Village to 6320 2Bnd Ave. Motion by Schultz, seconded by Shields, that the council grant the apm placation of Woodrow A. Flanders, 4104 Harriet Ave., to move a building from ~,4m Nov, 13 , 1961 6100 Stevens Ave. to 6320-22nd Ave. All ayes v carried. C-6630 16. Bids ® Purchase & Removal of House m 702 B. 66th Ste Motion by Schultz, seconded by Anderson, that the minutes of the bid® opening of Novo 7, 1961, on the one story dwelling at 702 B, 66th Ste be approved. Aii-ayes carried. C-663$. Motion by Schultz, seconded by Serstock, that the high bid of Norman Finstrom,-3601 1st Ave.-S., for $176.00 be accepted and that if the build ing is not moved by January 1, 1962, it would be burned by the fire depart- ment. All ayes - carried. 17, Hearing = Amendment to Pilling Station Ordinance It being ?:15 P.M. Mayor Keldsen called for the hearing on the amendm went to the Ordinance No.-2.03 relative to filling stations and read the notice of hearing. Robert Thornberg, executive secretary of the State Petroleum Council presented objections. Mr. Weiner represented Mrs. Cossack and property at ?600 Logan Ave., re- questing clarification on the def inition of public assemblage for purposes of the proposed ordinance. The attorney stated that this was not changed under the proposed ordinance but remains as in present ordinance. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Shields, that action on this amendment to Ordinance No, 2,03 relative to filling stations (Bill No. 62m13) be de~ ferred until December 11, 1961 to permit the manager, the engineer and the at® torney to ~go over details .with interested persons. Ail ayes o carried. 18. Hearing =Amendment to Ordinance on Taxi=gabs It being 7:15 P,M. Mayor Keldsen called for the hearing on the amendment to Ordinance No. 3.09 Ctaxi-cabs) and read the notice of hearing. -5- Nov. 13, 1961 George Holter, 6424 Emerson Ave. S., stated reasons why he wished the cabs to be increased in number and stated that he felt the present licensing created a monopolistic situation, John McBasy represented Yellow Cab Co. defending any charge of a present monopoly, stating that he felt no additional permits were needed. The attorney stated that the right to license cabs was a police power and would be basis for limiting the number of cab licenses. Jack Daley of Minneapolis Yellow Cab Co. stated that most cabs are on the streets when drivers are available, Miss Plankton, 82nd & 3sd Ave., requested additional c abs. Robert Kischner, 7714 ThomasAve. S., spoke against additional licenses. Motion by Serstock, seconded by Schultz, that the hearing by closed. All ayes -carried. Bill No. 1961-13 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE AMBNDING THAT CERTAIN ORDI- NANCB NO. 3.09 OF THB VILLAGB OP RICHFIELD ENTITLED 9AN ORDINANCB RI~GULATING AND LICENSING AUTO LIVERIES. AND TAIQCABS IN THE VILLAGE OP RICHFIELD, HENNBFIN COUNTY, MINNHSOTA~, PASHED THB 8TH DAY OF SBPTBI~BR 1941, AS SUBSBQUBNTIY AMENDED" was read by the village attorney, the same being on file in the office of the village clerk. C-6600 Motion by Serstock, seconded by Schultz, that this constitute the second reading of Bill No. 1961-13, and that ''15" be inserted in section 14B. Councilman Anderson spoke of having 20 cabs to provide an opening for another company, Poll of votes: Ayes -.~;chultz, Serstock, Shields and geldsen. Nays - Anderson, Absent o none. Carried. Motion by Serstock, seconded by Schultz, that the council adopt Bill No. 1961-13, that it be published in official newspaper, spread in the ordinance book and that it be made a part of these }ninutes~: Poll of votes: Ayes -Schultz, Serstock, Shields and Keldsen. Nays _6_ Nov, 13, 1961 Anderson. Absent _ none. Carried. 19~ Hearing m Special Use Permit m 6244 Penn Ave. It being 7:15 P.M. Mayor geldsen called for the hearing on. the applicam tion of Clark Oil & Refining Corp., for a special use permit at 6244 Penn Avev and read the notice of hearing, Desmond Pratt, attorney for Clarke Oil & Refining Co., stated that his company was not in favor of holding off his permit until after the ordinance is passed, which was legislating against the application filed about a year ago. Motion by geldsen, seconded by Schultz, that the application of Clark Oil & Ref fining Corp., 8530 ~1. National Ave., Milwaukee, Wis., for a special use permit for a gasoline service station at 6244 Penn Ave. 5. be deferred until December 11, 1961. All ayes _ carried. 20. Hearing ®Apartment Use Permit 740020 Penn Ave.. S. It being 7:15 P.M. Mayor geldsen called for the hearing on the applica- tion of Selmer B. Vick, 6920 3rd Ave. S. for an apartment use permit at 74000 7420 Penn r'~ve. S. and read the notice of hearing. Selmer Vick, applicant, appeared. Councilman Anderson requested a check into whether the width of the halim ways was sufficient. Motion by Schultz; seconded by Serstock, that the hearing be closed. ET11 ayes carried. Motion by.Schuitz, seconded by Serstock, that the council grant the apartment use permit to Selmer Ba Vick, 6920 3rd Ave. S. to locate an apart® went building at 7400~7g20 Penn Ave. S. with no more than it two bedroom apartments and the remainder one bedroom apartments. All ayes m carried. 06632 ®7m Nov. 13, 1961 21. Commercial Building Permit - 2816 yV. 66th Ste Mr. Nelson, Foshay Tower, represented Nelson & Nelson, realtors, and re- quested the limitation be lifted on when construction could begin on the service station since there was some misunderstanding in their part and that it would complicate the financing of the entire project® Motion by Serstock, seconded by Schultz, that the commercial building permit be granted to Socony Mobir Oil Co., 84 Sa 6th Stm, to construct a gaso- line service station at 2816 W. 66th St. with no restrictions on construction dated 06633 A11 ayes o carried, Motion by Schultz,-seconded by Anderson, that the council grant tenta~- tive approval t.o the off-street parking layout at 2816 W. 66th 5t® All ayes carried.. 22. Commercial Building Permit - 7629 Logan Ave. John Sabo, 6844 Knox Ave., appeared as•.ppplicant. Motion by Schultz, seconded by Anderson, that the councir-grant the com- mercial building permit to J. F. Labor 6844 Knox Ave,, to construct at build- ing.for offices and storage at 7629 Logan Ave, Cno storage outside the building) All ayes carriedo C-5634 Motion by Schultz, seconded by Anderson, that the council. grant tenta- five approval to the off-street parking layout at 7629 Logan Ave® S. All ayes - carried® 23. Request for Variation in Bievation 6401 Portland Ave, Stanley M~ Anderson, representing 5 & L Development Co®, appeared and re® quested permission to build their proposed building at 6401 Portland Ave® six feet higher than the building permit grants. The council decided to defer this matter until. November 27th to afford time for a s tudy of the attitude of the people in the neighborhood on this matter® ®8m November 13, 1961 24e Authorize Transfer of Funds--VoPe 421 to Sewer Operating Motion by Schultze seconded by Anderson, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes=c RESOLUTION NO. 2625 RESOLUTION AU~IORIZII~ PBRMANBNT TRANSFffit OP FUNDS FROM VILLAGB PP9JBCT NO. 412 FUND TO 5BWBR OPBRATING FUND Poll-of votes: Ages -.Anderson, Schultz, Serstock, Shields-and Keldsen, Nays - none, Absent ~ none. Carrieds This resolution appears as resolution #2625 in resolution book #I!7~°~ 25. Authorize Transfer of Punds VgPo 422 and 427 to Sewer Operating Motion by Anderson, seconded by Serstock, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutesa RESOLUTION NO a 26 ~6 RESOLUTION AU ZiiORIZING PBRMANBNT TRANSFBRS OF PUNDS FROM V,P. 422'AND 427 FUNDS TO SBWBR OPBRATING FUND Poll of votes: Ayes m Anderuon, Schuitz, Serstock, Shields and Keldsen, Nays - Hones Absent o noneo Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #26.~b in resolution book #17. 26~ OffmStreet Parking Contract - 2720-2730-2740 W, 66th St. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Serstock, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes RESOLUTION NO o 26~ 7 RBSOLU'IION APPROVING IAYOUT AND..CONTRACT FOR OFF=S7RBBT PARKING IN ACCORDANCB WI~I APPLICATION NO. 61m23 & 61®24 CON~tACT NO. 684, 2720®3040 W~, 66th St® C=6635 Poll of votes: Ayes m Andersons Schultz, Serstock, Shields and geldsen® Nays -9~ Nov. 13., 1961 none. Absent - none. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution ?.'~o. 2627 in resolution book #17. 27. Off-Street Parking Contract - 2828 W. 66th St, Motion by Serstock, seconded by Anderson, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: R&SOLUTION NO. 2628 RBSO?A•TION APPROVING LAYOUT AND CONTRACT POR OFF-STRBBT PARKING IN ACCORDANCE WITfI APPLICATION NOa 6127, CONTRACT NO, 680, 2828 'I~. 66th S t, C®6636 Poll of votes: Eiyes m Anderson, Schultz, Serstock, Shields, and geldsen, Nays none. Absent - none. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #2628 in resolution book #17, 28, Release of Bond on Off-Street Parking 6301®13 Pleasant Ave, Motion by Serstock, seconded by Schultz, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0~ 2629 RESOLUTION REIA TING TO RELEASE OF BOND ON OPP-STRBET PARKING 6301®6313 Pleasant Ave, Poll of votes: ayes ® Anderson, Schultz, Serstock, Shields and geldsen, Nays none, Absent - none. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #2629 in resolution book #17. 29. Release of Escrow Deposit on OffmSt. Parking 6301 Cedar Ave.. Motion by Serstock, seconded by Shields, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread. in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes a RESOLUTION N0. 2630 RBSOLU TION RETA TING 70 RBLBASS OF H5CROW DEPORIT ON OPF-SDtEBT PARKING CONTRACT 6301 Cedar Ave, -10- Nov..13, 1961 Poll of votes: ~yes~- Anderson, Schultz, Serstock, Shields and Keldsen. Nags - none. Absent-none. -Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #2630 in resolution book #17. 30. Release of Bond on Off-St. Parking - 7720 idicollet Ave. Motion by Serstock, seconded by Shields,-that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of-these minute: RESOLUTION N0. 2631 RESOLUTION RBLATINt~ 1U RBLBASB OP BOND ON OPF~SZitEET PARKING - 7720 Pillsburq Ave, C$nbers) Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Schultz, Serstock,. Shields and Keldsen. Nags - none. Absent - none. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #2631 in resolution Crook #17. 31. Ordering Prep. of Report - V.P. #441 Motion by Schultz, seconded by Serstock, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLUTION NO. 2632 RESOLUTION ORDBRIIVG PR'SPARATION OP REPORT ON WATBR LATBRgLS, VILLAGE PROD. No. 441 Poli of votes:. Ayes - Anderson, Schultz, Serstock, Shields and Keldsen. Nags - none. Absent -.none. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #2632 in resolution book #17. 32. Commending YMCA.Bxpansion Bfforts Motion by Serstock, seconded bq Schultz, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: mll~ Nov. 13~ 1961 1 RBSOLUTION N0. 2633 RESOLUTION COMMBNDII~ YMC~i BXPANSION EFPORTS AND URGI11lG COMMUNITY SUPPORT Poll of votes=s Ryes m Rnderson, Schultz, Serstock, Shields and Keldseno Nays none. Absent m none. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #2633 in resolution book #17. 33, Change Order m Village Project #425 Motion by Serstock, seconded by Anderson, that the following change 1 order be allowed: Change Order #1 to Contract #672, VOP. #425, Barbarossa & Sons, Inc®, Storm Sewer, ~i.st0. #130 Add to contract due to inability to obtain easements for framer property. $8,094.00, All ayes carried.. 34, Change Order o Village Project #404 C®6637 Motion by Schultz, seconded by Shields, that the following change order be allowed: Change Order #1 to Contract #658, V.PO #404, Boe, Inc., Lower floor, Library. Omit one grille Deduct from Contract ~ $40000° All ayes v carried. 35® 73stimates Cm6638 Motion by Shields, seconded by Anderson, that the following estimate be allowed: Boe InC., V. Pa #404, Contract #658, Lower Floor = Library, LstO #2 and final 100% complete0 $3,828,90 Ail ayes carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Shields, that the following estimate 1 be alloweda Metropolitan F1ec0 Corp., V.P. #438, Contract #667, Flood Lights - Christian Park. Estimate #1 and f inal®-100% complete $3,800000 All ayes o carried0 -12- NOV4 13, 1961 Motion by Anderson, seconded by Shields, that the following estimate be allowed: Carlson Lavine, Inc., V. P. #429A, Contract #663, Tennis Courts, Fairrnrood Park. Esti® #2 and final - 10090 complete $3,440e55 Ail ayes - carried. Motion by Serstock, seconded by Shields, that the following estimate be allowed: Orfei & Sons, Inc.,.V. P. #422, Contract #666, Water Mains, Estimate #4 - 88°lo complete. $87,074.45 Ali ayes o carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Serstock, that the following estimate be alloweda Barbarossa & Sons, Inc., V. P, #425, Contract #672, Storm Sewers, Estimate #2, 599:0 completed $46,291,50 All ayes - carried, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Serstock, that the following estimate be allowed: Rose Hill Nurserq, V, P~ #416, Contract #644, Tree Planting m Estimate #2, and final - 100% complete, $12,214.75 All ayes carried. Motion by Serstock., seconded by Shields, that the following estimate be allowed: O. Drevdahl & Son Co., V.P; #420, Sidewalk Construction, Estimate #2 94% completed $19,689.66 All ayes m carriedd Motion bq Schultz, seconded by Anderson, that the following estimate be al lowed.o Ray Jordan & Sons,. Inc.,. V.P, #430, Contract #674, Grading Roosevelt Park, Estimate #1 and final'. - 100%d completed $7,720463 All ayes - carried. -13- Nov. 13, 1961 Motion by Serstock, seconded by Shields, that the following estimate be allowed: Adolf son & Peterson, V. P® #432, Contract #668, Swimming Fool, Estimate #2, 46% complete. $44,450.00 All ayes carried. Motion by Serstock, seconded by Shields, that the following estimate be allowed> Lehn Blec'~ric, V. P. #421, Contract #645, Traffic Signals, Bstimate #2 and final o 1000 complete. $2,919,00 All ages ®carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Shields, that the following estimate be allowed: Attchor Fence Div,, Anchor Post Products, Inc., 6417 Penn Ave, S®, V.P. #429B, Contract #`664, Fence for.Tennis Court in Fairwood Park, Iist. #1 and final. 100% complete $2,253,00 All ayes a carried. 36, Bingo Permit Motion by Serstock, seconded by Schultz, that the following permit for bingo be granted with fee waived: Zarthon Chapt., O@B.S. at Richfield State Bank on Nov. 18th All apes m carried. 37, Licenses A Fee 'Waived Motivn by Schultz, seconded by Serstock, that the following licenses be granted and that the fee be waiveda Renewal Mt. Calvary I:uth, Church, N.B. Cor. 66th St. & 16th Aveg Christmas Tree `° Richfield Y4s Mens Club Hub Shopping Center " All apes carried. 38. Licenses Motion by Serstock, seconded by Schultz, that the following licenses be granted: 1 r -14® Ren. Mrs. Gladys Johnson,..Roy's Miik House 77th & Nicollet " Reefe*s Maxket, 6901 Lyndale Ave. " S&F Baked Bnamei, 6407 Penn Ave. " Northern Pine Tree Farm, Drive-~In, 66th & Penn New Mel~s Groeer~, 6724 I;yndale Ave. S. New New. ~TenzeS F1'umbing & Htg.~,. 1845 Cd. Rd. 7, St. Pau 1. New Muralt Pitunbing Co., 3958 Bloomington Ave, New Reys ~1e11 Drilling Co. Ren. Hbvde Plumbing & Htg., 2222 Bdgewood Ave., Mpls, Ren. Tony Muska Eiec. Co., 700 Grand Ave. New Henrick E, Herbig, 9601 Elliot Ave. Near Harold.Ralvig, 3311 Oakland Avc. Near Henry Peterson, Jr., 7339 Nicollet Ave. New Robert A, Priiler, 1809 Dakota Ave. S. New James. E, Wannebo, 900 S. Sunset Drive All ayes carried. 39. License Application (Deferred) #240 Z42 241 243 244 Nov. 13, 1961 Chcis:~~aa.s Tree Christmas Tree Christmas Tree Christmas Tree Cig. , Soft Drink Off-Sale Beer Plumbing Plumbing We1r.Driliing Plumbing Electrical. Taxicab "Driver Taxicab Driver Taxicab Driver Taxicab Driver Taxicab Driver No action was taken on the application of George Holter for 10 taxicabs inasmuch as there are no more licenses available under the nerwly passed taxi® 1 cab ordinance. 40. Claims & Payroll Motion by Schultz, seconded by Anderson, that the following claims and payroll be allowed: BICHFIBLD 877A.TB BANK General Acct: Ck. #14,738 thru 14,892 $447,337.03 Payroll Acct: Ck. #23,299 thru 23,506 34,850.68 .A,11 ayes carried. 41, Helicopter Landing Permit John Sunby, 1805 Irving Ave. S,, appeared requesting permission io land a helicopter in the Hub Shopping area as a promotion gimmick. Motion by Reldsen, seconded by Serstock, that Ordinance No. 11.0.8 be 1 amended to permit the landing of helicopter with a special use permit granted by the council, amendment to be drafted by the attorney. -15- Nov. 13, 1961 Poii of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Serstock, Keldsen. Nays - Schultz and Shields. Absent - none. Carried. 42. Presentation of Award - Brening Mayor Keldsen presented a Certificate of Award to George Brening, retired police officer for outstanding service. 43. Community Planner The manager presented an area study of where a community planner could be of use. Councilman Schultz suggested having a joint meeting of the council and Long Range Planning Commission on the question of a community planner immed- lately following the December 11th meeting at 8:30 P ~. 44. mater Treatment Plan Orr-Schelen, Inc., Consulting Bngineers, presented a detailed report on three plans for a water treatment plan including Plan A, Plan B and Plan C. After studying the plans as presented, the council agreed that Orr-Schelen, Incs should proceed on Plan "B" basis for a treatment plan for the Village of Richfield. 45® Completion of Kitchen Plans in Library Councilman Schultz requested information on the proposed cost of com- pleting.the kitchen on the ground floor of the new library. The manager re® ported a total of $15,000.00 would be necessary. Donations are acceptable with chairs and tables being the most useful items at this time at an additional cost of $3500.00. 46. VPater Planning. Loan Mr. LeFevere was asked to give details on the H.H.F.A. loan on water planning. An advance was Furnished the village several years ago for the i ®16m Nov, 13, 1961 development of plans by Ma~Gr~gor & Davis which are not being used® r Motion by Schultz, seconded by Serstock, that Mayor geldsen be author- ized to go to Washington, D. C, to make inquiry in the same manner as was done on the similar sewer plans to determine what liability the village was responsible for uader said advance. ~P11 apes m carried, 47, Adjournment Motion by Anderson, seconded by Serstocks that the meeting be adjourned, All apes o carried. APPROVBD: Nov. 27, 1961 1 Edward J® lines Clerk-Treaso 1