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09-28-1964G i ~ ~ ~ '. VILLAGE OP RYCIBID Regular Meeti g Sept. 28* 1984 The council of the Village of Richfield met in regular session, Monday, Sept. 28, 1964, in the council chambers of the Village Hall, 6700 Portland Ave., at 7:00 P.M. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Olson. Presents Andersonp Jac©bsen, Luettinger and Olson. Absent: Randall was iii. Pastor Harald Grindai, Oak Grove Lutheran Church, gave the invocation. 1. Minu tee Motion bq Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the minutes of the regn- lar meeting of Sept.. 14th and the budget hearing of Scpt. 21, 1964 b~ approved. All ayes - carried® 2. Reports Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following reports be accepted and filed; Henn. County Nursing report, August 196} C-7344' Liquor Stores reports, May,. June, July, 1964 C-7345, C7346, C7347 All ayes -carried. 3. Bill No. 1964-11 (Zoning A'mdmt. 7437 Lgndale Ave.) Bill No. 1964-i1 entitled« "AN ORDINANCE Al-yEN'DII~ 1HAT CERTAIN ORDINANCE IJO. 2.03 OF THB VILLAGB OF RICE~IELD, MINNBSOTA, BNTITLB~}'AN ORDINANCB FOR THB PURPOSE OP PROMOTING HEALTH, SAFETY, ORDER, CONVBNIBNCB,. PROSPERITY AND GBNBRAL HBKL3N, SAFETY, ORDSR, CONVBNIBNCE, PROSPERITY AN'D GBNBRAI: t4BLFARB. BY RBGUTAT- ING THB USB OP L9ND, THB LOCATION AND tJSB OP BUILDINGS, THB ARRANGBNffiNT OF BUILDINGS ON LOTS AND THB DBNSITY OF POPUiA TION IN THB VILIAGB OF RICHFIffiD, I~NNBPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA' PASSED THB 25TH DAY OP~OCTOBBR, 1954, AS SUBSB- QU8NII.Y AMENDED" was read by the village attorney, the saws being on file in 1 ,~2- the office of the vi liege c ierk. C-7336 Sept. 28, 1964 Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that this constitute the second reading of Biii No. 1964-11. Poll of votes}: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Olson. Naps - none. Absent - Randall. Carried. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by .Jacobsen, that the council adopt Bill No. 19b4-1~;, that it be spread in the ordinance book, that it be published in the official newspaper and that it be made a part of these minutes;. Poll of votese Ayes a Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Olson. Nays none. Absent - Randall. Carried. 4. Set Date of Hearing - 5necial Use Permit m 336 Bo 78th 5 Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council authorize the 1 clerk to advertise a hearing on the application of Clarence A. Lowe, 1580 B. Constance Drive, for a special use permit a t 336 S. 7$th St, and 772(? and .7730 4th Ave. S.; hearing to be October 26, 1964, All ayes m carried. 5. Oatdoor Advertising Signs Mrs Taaffe represented the applicant, Meyers Outd®or Adv. Inc. Mr. Meyers also appeared in interest. It was decided to refer to the Planning Commission and defer the folicawing applications for signs to October 26, 1964s 805 'N, 77~ St.; 705 `~+. 77~ St, and 63].5 Cedar Ave. 1 Ali ayes - carried. b. Resignation from Planning Commission ~. Aretz Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the council accept the resignation cif Elizabeth Aretz, 7415 15th Ave, S., from the Planning Commissi on, and that a certificates of award be prepared for her. Ali apes - carried. . -3- Sept. 28, 1964 7. Hearing -Apartment tTse Permit m 6400m44 Queen Ave, It being 7:15 P.M. Mayor aison called for the hearing ors the application of Capitot Mortgage & Investment Co., 1428 Washington Ave., for an apartment use permit and read the notice of he~.ring. Motion by Olson, seconded by ~uettinger, that the report from the Planning Commission on this application be accepted and filed, Ail ayes - carried. C-7348 Mrs. Hopkins spoke in explanation of her positron as owner of the property. Alan Herman appeared as applicant. Howard .De Motts, 6435 Russelr Ave. S,, spoke on behalf of the property canners on Russel]: Ave. and asked for denial. Several residents appeased in interes t~ She consensus of opinion of the council was that they would be favorably inclined toward 40 units with l~ story apartments Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Y.uettinger, that the hearing be closed. All ayes - carried. Motion by I.uettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council deny the application of Capitol Mortgage and Investment Co., 14x8 Washington Ave., for an apartment use permit to construct two 28 uexit apartment buildings. at 640 ®- 6444 Queen Ave. So All ayes carriede Motion by Y.uettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the village council re- solves as foilowso 1. This council believes that the za~ning of this tract of land was ori- ginaily established to creat® a buffer zone 'between the single family residence on the west and the industrial and commercial areas on the east and that it was contemplated that this tract of land would be developed with double dwellings. 2. This aouncii adheres to the belief that the most desirable development for this parcel of land would be double dwellings, 3. The zoning ordinance for the multiple residence district provides that a multiple residence pro3ect should not be established in a multiple residence district such as this unless it can be established without adverse9:y affecting -4- Sept. 2$, 1964 adjacent property, The owners of tine adjacent property to the west have indicated that they will not object to the establishment of an apartment project of the kind hereinafter described, and for this reason the council will give favorable consi- deration to a development of the kind hereinaf ter described, on the premise that such a development will not create a serious adverse influence upon such adjacent residences. ,~ 4. Such development should consist of two multiple residence buildings of approximately equal size, having a total of not more than forty residential units in the two buildings, The ratio of two-bedroom units to one-bedroom units should be approximately 4 to 1, The roof elevation of such multiple residence structures should not exceed the roof elevation of adjacent residences to the west. The locae tion of the parking area should be established so as to minimize adverse affect upon they adjacent residential properties. The screening and other design and lo- cation of facilities on the project should be heft for further consideration at the time a specific application is made. Such multiple residence structures should be of all brick exterior and should be located generalky in such a way as to cone form to the plan which was submitted:on the date hereof, Ail ayes - carried. $, Hearing .- Apartment Use Permit - 6309-11 Portland Ave, Yt being 7:15 P,M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the application of Eugene J. Cunningham, 424? Minnehaha~Ave. for an apartment use permit and read the notac® of hearing. Robert Ross, 7021 Penn Ave, appeared with questions.. Motion by Olson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council accept and file the Planning Commission report, also that the council accept and file the petition signed by nine residents in the area agreeing to a third apartment in the basement at 6309 Portland Ave• All ayes m carried, C-7349 Cm7350 Don Seel, attorney, represented the applicant; Bugene Cunningham, owner, also appeared, Information was given that the present owner had purchased the property thanking the third apartment was allowable. v'. 0, Newman, 6222 P®rtiand Ave., spoke in opposition. ~,A.E, Swanson, 630$ Portland Ave, 'B " .. D. Black, 6244 Portland Ave. .. °° °° Mrs. Morrow, 6236 Portland Ave, was represented by Mr, Newman Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the hearing be closed, All ayes - carried. Motio n by Anderson, that the council deny the request of Eugene J. Cunningham a -5- Sept. 2$' 1964 to maintain a third apartment in walk-out basement ®f double bungalow. Motion lost for want of a second. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that action on this matter be deferred to Oct. 13th for the presendtation of a proper petition. Poll of votes: Ayes - Jacobsen, Luettinger, Olson. Nays -Anderson. Absent - Ra.ndali. Carried. 9. Hearing - Special Use Permit - 6232 15th Ave. S. It being 7:15 P.M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the application of Douglas Russian, 6232 15th Ave. S. for a special use permit and read the notice of hearing. Douglas Russian appeared. Motio n by Olson, seconded bq Jacobsen, that the council accept and file the two petitions approving of the parking of the truck at 6232 15th Ave. S. signed by 7 and 3 persons respectively. Ali ayes - carried. C-7351 C-7352 Chief Johnson gave information that the police had received several com- plaint calls on parking the truck. Mrs. Bergman, 6226 15th Ave., appeared in favor of parking the truck. S. J. D~ik, 6837 Harriet Ave. asked questions. Douglas Zbrgeson, 8406 Blaisdell Ave. appeared in favor. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded bq Anderson, that the hearing be closed. Ali ayes - carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the council grant the special use permit to Douglas Russian, 6232 156h Awe. S. for permission to park gravel truck in driveway for a sic month period. Ali ayes - carried. C-7353 10~ Hearing - Special Use Permit - 673 and 6745 Cedar Ave. I't being 7:15 P.M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the application of Skyline Builders, Inc., 2317 Central Ave. N.F3. for a special use permit and 1 -6- read the notice of hearing. Sept. 28, 1964 Motion by Olson, seconded by Luettinger, that the council accept and file the Planning Commission report on 6733 and 6745 Cedar Ave. Ali ayes - carried. C-7354 Dais RQgnxud represented Jorgenson Bros. and Skyline Builders. No persons appeared in opposition. The use of 68th St. was considered and determined to be acceptable. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the hearing be cipsed. All ayes -carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the council approve the 1 application of Skyline Builders, Inc. for a special use permit to locate one 14-unit apartment building (six 2 BR and 8 1 BR) and one 13 unit apartment build- ing (six 2 BR and seven 1 BR) at 6733 and 6745 Cedar Ave. Ali ayes - carried, C-7355 li. Hearing - Platting of Land - 65th and L n_y dale It being 7:15 P,M. Mayor Olson tailed for the hearing on the application of Gordon 'B. Strom, 6617 Humboldt Ave. , to plat land and read the notice of .hearing. Gordon Strom appeared as applicant, No persons appeared in opposition. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the hearing be closed. All ages -carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council approve the pre- liminary plat of Registered Land Survey (bounded by 65 th St. on the south, R.L,S. #675 on north; Grass• Lake on west; and Lyndale Ave. on east) sub3ect to making corrections as suggested by the attorney to bring plat line to center of 65th St. All ayes a carried. 12. Hearing - Land Division e 7040 Lyndale Avea It being 7:15 P.M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the application ~~~ of 'Elizabeth M. Thies,, 7040 Lyndaie Ave. for a land division and read the notice of hearing. m7- Sept. 28, 19b4 Elizabeth Thies, applicant, appeared. M. H, Richmond appeared in interest, Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the hearing be closed. Ali ayes -carried. Motion by Olson, seconded by Jacobsen, that this matter be deferred t® a _ _ ~.-- later meeting in order to obtain o~ nsent of ad,~acent property owners to the north and west. All ayes - carried. 13._ Hearing - Pro used Assessment - V. P. #483 Storm Sewer It being 7;]S P.M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the proposed asses s went for Village Froject No. 483 and read the notice of hearing. Robert Ross, 7021 Penn Ave., presented views and asked for leniency on iffi- provements. H. Whittemore9 2600 W. 70~ St. raised question of being assessed for street which was to drain his lot so that this assessment amounts to double assessment. Robert Green, 7021 Thomas Ave,, requested consideration for not receiving full benef it. Mr. Nevius, 6615 Lynwood Bivd., asked questions. R. Locascio, 7020 Logan Ave,, appeared. H, A, Barta, 7145 Newton Ave., stated he still had a water problem, R. B. Driscoll, 712 Newton Ave.® asked why he was assessed again. Motion by Olson, seconded by Jacobsen, that Robert Green, 7021 Thomas Ave., be assessed on 1®3 basis. Ail ayes carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that lots on 70~ St. be referred to the administration for study. Ail ayes carried, Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that Hoot 2, Block 1, Purest Hawn 2nd Addition on Irving Ave, be deleted from the assessment and picked up as village share. Ail ayes carried. -8~ Sept. 28, 1964 Mrs. L, M. Vesey, 7139 Newton Ave., alleged ~ variation in assessing her. lot as compared to other lots on the street. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the hearing be closed. Ali ayes -carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, 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. 3293 RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT ON VILEIGE PROD. N0. 483 Poll of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Olson. Nays .. none. Absent -• Ra~alL. - Carried. This resolution appears as resolution X3293 in resolution 'book #21. 14. Nearing Froposed Assessment Village Pro3ect No. 491 (Storm Sewer It being 7:15 P.M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the proposed•assess- ment for Vii].age Project No. 491 and read the notice of hearing, Mr. Osborne, 6629 Vincent Ave. S., asked why homes on Vincent and. Washburn Aves. were allowed to be built as they were. Motion by Jacobeans second®d by Luettinger, that the hearing be closed. AlI ayes -carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the following resole Lion be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes RESOLUTION NO. 3294 RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT ON VILLAGE PROJ. NO. 491 -- -- - ~ Po11 of votes: ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger and Olson, Nays - none, Absent - Randall. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #3294 in resolution book #21. ;; -9- Sept. 28, 1964 15.= in~~Proposed Assessment, Village Pro3r N©. 485 (Sidewalk) It being ?:15 P.M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the prop©sed assessment of Village Pro3ect No. 485 and read the notice of hearing, No persons appeared in opposition. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the hearing be closed. A11 ayes - carried. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following res©lu- tiara be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 3295 RBSOLUTiON A~PTiNG ASSESSMENT ON VTLIAGE PROJ. N0. 485 Foil of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Olson, Nays - none. Absent - Randall. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #3295 in resolution book #21r 16~ Hearing - Proposed Assessment Village Pro,. No, 436A (Curb & Gutter) It being ?:].5 F.M. Mayor Olson caned for the hearing on the proposed assessment on Village Pro,jr No. 436A and read the notice of hearing. No persons appeared in opposition, Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettingee, that the hearing be c iosedr Ali ayes - carried. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following resolu- tion be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLU TION N0. 329 6 RF..SOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT ON VILLAGE PROD, NO. 43E~. Foll of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Olson, Nays - none, Absent - Randall, Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #3296 in resolution book #21, -10- Septa 28~ 1964 17~Hear~in~ - Proposed Assessment Villa a Proj. Nom 481 (Street Grad. ing? It being 7:15 P.M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the proposed assessment on Village Project No. 481P~ and 48iB and read the notice of hearing. Don Ruedy objected.to the assessment as receiving no benefit. He stated he had objected to the level of the alley but not the project itself at the hearing for the proposed improvement. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Anderson, that the assessment on Mr. Ruedyts property, Lot 8, Block i, Tingdale Bros. Lincoln Hills Add., Yte assessed at a 1/3 assessment rate. All ayes - carried. H. R. Reichert, 6723 Queen Ave., appeared. B. J. Clarin, 6745 Queen Ave, appeared. I~tion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the hearing be closed. A11 ayes - carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Olson, that the assessment be made on the basis of ~/3 to commercial and 1/3 to residential, and that the assessment roil be adjusted accordingly. All ayes m carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Olson, 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. 3297 RESOLUTION ADOP TDVG ASSESSMENT ON VILLAGE PROD. N0, 481A & 4818 Poll of votes Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger and Olsons Nays - none. Absent - Randall. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #3297 in resolution book #21. The council recessed for S minutes. They reconvened with all Members except Randall present. -11- Sept, 28, 1964 18. Method of Assessing - Village Pro3. No. 465 Mr. Cook, 925 W. 66th St.., asked what benefit he received that was in addi- tion to private residences. (Being a co-owner and homestead resident of a double bungalow at 925 °W. 66th St. ) Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council maintain the policy that assessments be made on Village Prod. No. 465 as has been done on all. other double bungalows at the commercial rate. A11 ayes -carried. 19. commercial Building Permit - 6539 14th Ave. S. Robert Coawette, applicant, appeared. Motion by Luettinger, seconded. by Jacobsen, that the council approve the building permit for Rayburn T. Coawette, 6539 14th Ave..5., to construct a garage for storage purposes (electronic repair shop in basement of house). Ail ayes - carried. C-?356 Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council grant tenta- tive approval to the off-street parking layout at 6539 loth Ave. &. All ayes - carried. 20. Commercial Building Permit - 1900 W. ?8th St. Bert Lindahi, applicant, appeared. Motion by Jacobsen,. seconded by Anderson, that the council grant the band 33~g ~rmit to I:indahi Motors, i9o0 w. ?sth St., t® construct an addition to the commercial building at 1900 W. ?8th St. Ali ayes - carried. C-?35? 21. D.is cussion on Junior College Lowell'Waiker presented points in review of past happenings on a pro- posed Junior College. Bob Gunderson read a resolution passed by the I.S.D. #280 and views on the Junior College. The mayor read basic criteria for Junior Colleges as suggested by the State of Minnesota and presented other views. -12- Sept. 28, 1964 1 The attorney covered the legal ownership of Wood Lake. Lucille Mann. mentioned a petition to be presented opposing a Junior College site in Richf ie ld. G, G. Nevius, Jr., 6615 Lynwood Bivd., spoke in opposition. Carl Cornell spoke in opposition. Mrs. Richmond spoke. Mr. Vidal, 7225 Girard Ave., spoke. Rev. Unruh, ?052Oak••Gr.oveBivd., spoke in opposition. Loren Gasterland spoke in Favor. Mrs. Unruh spoke of traffic generated by such a school. Ralph Kalosky spoke in opposition. Stan Bachman, 6800 Bmerson Ave., spoke in opposition. L~ L. Law`, 6414 11th Ave. S., spoke in favor of a Junior College and beau- 1 tification of the lake area, Awry Margovich, ?040 Oak Grove Blvd., spoke in opposition. Harold faller spoke in favor of continued study. Jue11 Paulson, 72nd & Garfield Ave., spoke. Mike Margovich, 7040 Oak Grove Bivd. was for a Junior College. Motion bq Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the council consider taking a position on this question on October 6, 1964. Ali ayes m carried. 22. Bids -~ Police Patrol Coach Motion bq Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the minutes of the bid- opening on patroS coach, Sept. 25, 1964, be approved. Ail ayes - carried. C-7358 A tabulation of bids was presented together with the managers recommenda- tion for award. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the low bid of Midway Ford for $1,768.00 be accepted as recommended by the manger. Ail ayes - carried. 1 -13- Sept. 28, 1964 23. Preliminary Approval to Hwy. Plans - Ramp on Hwy. 62 at Lyndale Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the f©llowing resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes RESOLUTION GIVING PRELIMINARY APPROVAL T~0 PLANS FOR S71~TB AID HIGHWAY NC). 62, HBNNHPIN lJOUNTY PROJECT N0. 6412, CRamp from County Hwy. No. 62 to Lyndale) C-7359 Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, and Olson. Nays - none. Absent -Randall. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #3298 in resolution book #21. 24. Off-Street Parking Contract - 7034 Cedar Ave. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following resolution 1 be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made apart of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 3298 RESOLUTION• N0. 3299 ABSOLUTION APPROVII~ LAYOUT AND CONTRACT FOR OFP-STRBBT PARKING IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICATION NOs 64®10, CONTRACT NO. 867, ?034 Cedar Ave, C®7360 Poll of votes= Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger and Olson. Nays - noxe. Absent - Randall. Carried, This resolution appears as resolution #3299 in resolution book #21; 25. Certifying Unpaid Sewer Service Charges Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, 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. 3300 RESOLUTION CERTIF PING UNPAID SEWER SERVICE CHARGES TO TH8 COUNTY AUDITnR Tfl BE COLLECTED WITH OTHER TAXES ON SAID PROPERTIES Poll of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger and Olson. Nays - none. -14- Sept, 28, 1964 Absent - Randall. :Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #3300 in resolu® Lion book #21. 26, Certif yang Unpaid Water Service Charges Motion by Anderson,, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following resolution be adopted that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes'; ABSOLUTION NO. 330r ~ ABSOLUTION CERTIFYII~ UNPAID WATER Sffi2VICE CHARGBS ~ THE COUNTY AUDITOR Z1C~ BE COLLEC'TBD WITH O~IBR TAXES ON SAID PROPERTIB~' Po11 of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Olson. Nays - none. Absent - Randaii. Carried. This resoiu tion appears;as resolution #3301 in resolution book #21. 27. Honation of Draperies for Library Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the gift of draperies for the Richfield Library donated by the Minnesota Valley Womans• Club be accepted by the council and that the manager Write a letter of thanks to them. Ali ayes carried. C-7361 28. Approving Payment for audit Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that'the council approve the payment to Drotzmann, Olson & Cop, 7514 Oliver Ave. S., far services for post audit for 1963. All ayes - carried. 29. Estimates Motion by Jacobsen,. seconded by Luettinger, that the following estimate 1 be allowed; Adams Construction Cop, V. Po i~502~ C©ntract #871, Park Shelter Donaldson Park, Report #1, 30,5% complete $9,134.00 Ali ayes - carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following estimate be allowed; -15- Sept 28, 1964 Phelps-Drake Co., Inc., V. P~ #465, Contract #775, Water Main Laterals, Report #9 and f final, 100% complete. $5,000.00 Aii ayes - carried. 30A Licenses - Fee Waived Mohan by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the following licenses be granted and that the fee be waived: New- Richfield Football League, Inc., 6315 Penn Ave. Food, Soft Drank Renew. Zarthon Chap. #274, O.E.S, (Richf field State~Bank) Food '• Assumption Church, 305 E. 77th St. (Oct, 11, 1964) Pood Ali ayes - carried. 31. Licenses - R~guiar Mr. Crogness appeared in explanation of the application for licenses of the fraternal Order of The Eagles. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the f oilowing licenses be granted; ew Jack •s Distributing, 2523 i~abash- Ave. St. Paul . ! Food Vehicles (2) ewe Marvel Foods, Inc., 75 W. Island Ave. Mpls. Food Vehicles (1) New Peters Meat Products, Inc., 344 S, Robert 3t. 5t. Pau 1 Food Vehicles (3) New• Qik & Bzy Corp. 7034 Cedar Ave. Soft Drintcs, Cig. New Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie #3208, Inc., 7620 On~ale & Off-Sale Beer Lyndale Avre. Cig., Food, Soft Drink New Duane Anderson, 5456 44th Ave. S~ Taxiicab Driver #91 New Harry Travis, 8240 Olson Hwy. Taxicab nriver #96 New Kenneth Kaeneman, 721 15th Ave. S,B. Taxicab Driver #92 New Grant W. Patterson, 7526'Nentworth Ave. Taxicab Driver #94 New John Rasmussen, 3710 E, 50th St. Taxicab Driver #97 New William B. Saliterman, ?639 Harriet Ave. ~ Taxicab Diver #95 All ayes -carried. .` :~ Captain LaMettry presented points of investigation on Rich Enterprises. Richard Margelius and Richard Nadler appeared for Rich Enterprises. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the applica.tio~l fot dance license from Rich Enterprises (7713 Morgan Ave.) be denied. Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Luettin~er. Nays -Jacobsen, Olson. Absent -Randall. Motion lost because of tie vote. -16- Sept. 28, 1964 32. Claims & Payroll Motion bq Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the following claims and payroll be allowed: RICI~+IBLD BANK & TRUST CO. Gen. Cks. #910/960 $107,631.56 Payroll. Cks.. #2038/'2287 44,931.65 Ali ayes - carried. 33. Set Date of Hearir~ - 7608 thru 7644 Pleasant Aver - Apt, Use Permit Motion by Anderson, seconded by I.uettinger, that the council authorize the clerk to advertise a hearing on the appiication,of Ernest M. Johnson, 2i1 '40. 76th St. for an apartment use permit at 7608 thru"7644 Pleasant Ave.; hear- ing to be October 13, 1964. Ail ayes -carried. 34., Adjournment Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the meeting be adjourned. Ali ayes - carried. APPROVBD: Oct. 13, 1964 Stanley '6V. Olson, Mayor r~ ~~ 0. R. Krevelen, Manager 1 Ed and J. Niolir~e, ClerkmTreas. ~~