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11-09-1964VILLAGB OF RICHPIBLD Regular Meting Nov. 9, 1964, The council of the Village of Richf ieid met in regular sessions Monday Nov. 9* 1964' in the council chambers of the V311age Hallo 6700 Portland Ave. at 7°.00 F.Mi The, meeting Was Galled to Order by Mayor Olson. Present: Anderson' Jacobsen, Luettinger, Randaii and Olson. Absent: None. Rev. Vernon R. Lund, Bethany Covenant Church, gave the invocation. 1® Minutes Motion by d~, seconded by Anderson, that minutes of the Board of Canvass, Nov. 5,. 1964, be approved, and minutes of the regular meeting of October 26,1964 be approved with correction on item 25 (motion seconded by Luettinger). .pill ayes ~ carried. ~;, Repor t~ Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Anderson, that the following reports be accepted and filed: Inspection report' Oct. 1964 C®739 Henne County Relief Report, Oct 1964 07394 A11 ayes a harried, 3® Re~oni ~. Set Date. of Hearing. New Ford Town The petition and letter relative to proposed rezoning a~f property in Bioclk 6, New Pord Torun containir~ 34.$3~f signatures of property owners in the 300 ft® ~:re~s ihclucling properties owned by MAC C52a10% excluding Mp~C properties) is hereby fileda C.~7395 Motion by Luettinger,-seconded by Anderson, that the council authorise the c1~~r2~ to advertise a hearing on the application of Raymond Ross, 6401 22nd Ave, S,, to rezone Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 15, 1H, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, B1ocYc 6, New -2- Nov. 9, 1964 Ford Town, from residential to multiple residence; hearing to be Dec. 28, 1964. A.11 ayes -, carried. 4f Set Tfa.te of Hearir~ -Spec. Use Permit - ?723 Portland Ave. Motion try Luettinger,: seconded by Jacobsen, that the council authorize the clerk to advertise a hearing on the application of Helen Heilman, 1233' Russ+elr Ave. N,, for a, special use permit at 7723 Portland Ave.; hearing to be December 14, 1964. A11 ayes - carried. 5. Set Date of Hearing - Spec. Use Permit - ]._400 S, 78th St, . ..._~ -- Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council authorize the clerk to advertise a hearing on the application of Warren Sinclair Car Utlash, ?012 `~h Ave. S., for a special use permit at 1400 ~E. 78th St.; hearing to be November 238 1964. Ail ayes - carried, 6, Set Date of Hearing -Apartment Use Permit - 6400-44 Queen Ave. Alen Herman, applicant, appeared. Motion by Rarxiall, seconded by Anderson, that the council authorize the clerk to advertise a he~arix~ on the applicati®n of Capitol Mortgage & Tnv, Co,, 1428 N, Washington Ave,, for an apartment use permit at 6400-44 Queen Ave, S,; hearing to be Nov. 23, 1964. Ail ayes - carried. 7, Agreement for Auditing Seryicesrfo~ 1964 Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the counci.i approve the agreement between the Village of Richfield and the audit firm of Drotzmanxi, Olson & Coo for an audit of 1964 records, Aii ayes - carried, C-7396 II, Hearin - 5 ecial Use Permit - 336 B. 78th. St, ?720-30 4th Ave. S. Mayor oison called for the hearing on the application of Clarence A, Lowe, 1580 B, Constance Drive, for a special nse permit at 336 B, 78th St, and ?720-30 4th Ave. S „ which action had been deferred from the meeting of act. 26, 1964. -3- Nov.' 9, 1964 Clarence Lowe appeared as applicant, agreeing to the installation of safety glass in sliding doors and planting.of trees 5 ft. high or more. No persons ap- peared in opposition. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the hearing be closed. Ali apes - carried. Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger, that the council grant the special use permit to Clarence A,. Lowe, 1580 ~. Constance Drive, and a cammerciai build- ing permit to locate and construct three 16 unit apartment buildings (5 1-~BR and 11 2-BR) at 336 B. 78th St, and 7720 and 7?30 4th Ave. 8., using safety glass in sliding doors and meeting recommendations of the Planning Commission. Ail ayes ~- carried. C-7397 C-?397A. Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger, that the council grant tentative approval to the off -street parl~ing and landscape layout at 336 B. 78th St, and 7720-30 B, 4th A#~, with no trees to be under 5 ft, Aii ayes - carried. 9, . Hearing ° Spec. Use~t 90Y W, 77~ St,, . Commercia.l.Bldg. Permit ~ 901 'W. ?7~St, Mayor tllson called for the hearing on the applicat3Con of Business Development Bales, Inc., 7705 Morgan Ave., for a special use permit at 901 ~1T, 77z St., which hearing had been deferred from the meeting of 6ct, 26th. The mayor discussed portions.. of the police.report on the operation of car washes in other locations. Motion by Olson, seconded by Jacobsen,. that the police report be accepted as part of the official record. A.11 ayes - carried. 0.7398 Thomas Boulay appeared as applicant, e~eplaining that this was a $50,000 total vaiuat~,on business and requested permission for a 24 hour operation. The village attorney read suggested items to be included in the proposed ordinance. Fred Rodgers, 12811 Bernell Drive, appeared with information. 1 1 44A Nov. 9~ 1964 The use of pennants was discussed as welt as suggestions by the attorney, listed as follows: 1. Provision should be made for complete 1ig.hting of the exterior. and interior ~of the building at all times. 2. The coin mechanisms should be so designed so that they cannot be readily broken open. 3, A person, who may be called to provide service at all times, should be design na tea, ~~ 4~ Curbs should .be provided between waiting stalls to avoid disputes about who is first in line.. 5. The entire traffic control pattern should be submitted to and approved by the Village Council arnl should not be changed without Village Council approval. 6. Any vandalism of the property should be reported to the police department. 7. equipment should be so designed as to avoid the possibility of injury on the part of any person using the equipment. Temperature of water should be moder® a,te enough to avoid scalding, chemicals should not be of such strength as to cause damage to property or injury to persons, etc. $„ The operator should provide proof of public liabilitq insurance of certain amounts, with such insurance subject to cancellation only upon first notifyW ing the village. The license should automatically terminate if the insura~e is not provided, 9e Repeated acts of vandalism, pilfering, disorderly conduct or any combinations of these, steal]: be grounds for revocation of the licensee The Police. Dept. suggestions includes lightir,~ and that coin mechanisms be emptied regularly with design left to owner. Milee Benson appeared with information regarding 6700 Fenn Ave, lo~ati®n. No operation between hours of 12 midnight and 6 A.M. was discussed, with posA sibility of an attendant if business is to remain open during these hours. motion by Olson, seconded by Jacobsen, that a.n attendant be included as a 1 stipulation if bus~3ness is to be operated between 12000 midnight and 6:00 AeM. Poll of voters Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, 7Luettinger, Randall. and Olson. Nays nonr~ e. Absent ~- none . Carried, Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the council approve the sti® puiations offered by the attorney in his report. Ali ayes ~- carried. ~-5- Nov. 9, 1964 Mrs. Bricksen, 2020 B.66th St., asked if this operation would be open Sunm days. The reply was in the affirmative, Motion by Randall, seconded by Jacobsen, that the hearing be closed. Ali ayes - carriedo Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Anderson, that the council approve the special use permit subject to stipulations approved above and present ordinance requirements, Aii ayes - carried.C-7399 Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger, that the council approve the com- martial b~xiiding permit at 901 'fit. 77~ St, to construct a coinmoperated Car.-C®Mat Car Wash subject to brailcling meeting present ordinance; areas not biack~.topped are to be sodded and applicant to meet the stipulations of proposed ordinance. Ali ayes - carried. C-7399A -Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger, that the council grant tentative approval to the off.~street parking layout at 901 fiP, 77~ St, A11 ayes -carried. The council recessed for 5 minutes, then reconvened with all members present. 10. Daring .. Spec. Use Permit 6700 Penn Ave, S, Commercial Bldg.. Permit - 6700 Fenn Ave. S. It being 7:15 P,M. Mayor t9lson tailed for the hearing on the application of ~enaaeth A, Youngberg, 6741 Sheridan Ave. S®, for a special use permit at 6700 Fenn Ave. S, and read the notice of hearing, Michael Bentzen and Fred Rogers, Jr, appeared representing the applicants, offering the following informations The proper ty owners' across the al ley had not been contacted; building to cost $50x000; 5 ft. concrete decorative barrier to be a banffer in the alley; the building moved 20 ft, toward Penn Ave. to allow vacuum area in the rear; shadow block ors the. rear wail (west,; stacked block on north; brick on front and concrete black on south wall:; mushroom type lighting. No persons appeared in opposition. -h- Nov, 9, 1964 Motion by Anderson' seconded by T.uettinger, that the council approve the special use permit to Kenneth A. Youngberg, 6741: Sheridan Ave. S.', to construct an automatic car wash at 6700 Fenn Ave, subject to the above mentioned stipula- tions aid proposed ordinance regulations. A].1 ayes -carried. C-7400 Motion bq Luettinger, seconded by Anderson, that the council grant the com- mercial building permit to Kenneth A. Youngberg, 6741 Sheridan Ave. S. to construct an automatic car wash at 6700 Penn Ave. S, with right hand turn only on Penn Ave.; boulevard trees on b?th Sty; permit subject to stipulations in special use permi°~ above, and off-street parking l.ayc~ut be approved as previously stated. All ayes - carried. C-7405 11,_ Hearin -Special Use Permit - ?700 Portland Ave. Commercial Building Permit 7700 Portland Ave. ., It being 7:15 P,M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the application ref Donald L. 81sen, 7044 Columbus Ave., for a special use permit at 7700 Portland Ave. and read the notice of hearing. Donald L. 81sen appeared as applicant, expia fining that the trailer and truck parking are to be removed; the building is to be moved to the south property line and ~0 ft. closer to Portland Ave, with ingress on the north and egress only on the south, with right hand .turn oa~1y on to Portland Ave.; the exterior of the building will be the same as 6700 Penn Ave. (item 10~ No persons appeared in opposition. Nation by Rar~lall, seconded by Jacobsen, that the hearing be closed. Ail ayes - carried. Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger,~that the council approve the special use permit for Dona id L. 81sen, 7044 Colatmbus Awe, to locate a car wash at 7700 Portland Ave. with following stipulations: Proper setback from lot line; shado~r block on the rear wall west); stacked block on north; brick on front and concrete block on south wallp mushroom type lighting A11 ayes - carried. C-740 -7- Nov. 9* 1964 Motion by Randall., seconded by Anderson, that the council grant the commer- cial building permit to T?onald L. Slsen, 7044 Columbus Ave., to construct an auto- matic car wash at 7700 Portland Ave. with right hand turn only on Portland Ave.; boulevard trees on 77th St.; permit sub3ect to stipulations in special use permit above and off-street parking be approved. A1T ayes - carried. C-7403 12~,i Hearin - Sneciai Use PPrrnit - 7744 Harried Ave. , Commercial. Bldg,. Permit. - 7744_ Harriet Ave. It being 7:15 P.M. Mayor ®lson called for the hearing on the application of Solupak, Inc., 5727 Harriet Avc., for a special use permit and read the notice of hearingo Fred and George Van Dorn as well as Ilon Balmer appeared as applicants, e~e- plaining that the operation of car wash, was to be a 2:00 to 6:00 P.M. operation• including all day Saturdays and possibly open on Sunday; proposed building to L~ of ~;em~s~t block with face brick on frontage road; shadow block on other three sides `$20,000 building cost). Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the hearing be closed. All ayes m carried. Motion by Anderson, secox~ ed by Jacobsen, th at the council grant the special ease permit to Solupak, Inc., 5727 'W. 36th St., for a car wash at 7744 Harried Ave., sub,~ect to the code and the proposed ordinance on carwashes. Ali ayes - carried. C-7404 Motion by Luettinger, seconded b7 Anderson, that the council approve the comet merci~.l building permit to Seslupak, Inc., 5727 W. 36th St., to construct a building for a far wash ~.t 7744 Harriet Ave., such building to be as .proposed aaad app. ~ ~°,~ ~~,~f-st;~~a~t F.arking layout at 7144 Harriet Ave. in accordance with eacisting a.nd proposed ordinance. All ayes - carried. C-~74~t?5 13. Hearin- Special Use Permit 7600 Lyndale Ave. S. ._.e...... ~,. It being 7:15 P.I+`1. Mayor ®ison called for the hearing on the application of Metropolitan Honda, 7600 L.yr~lale Ave. S, for a special use permit at 7600 Lyndale -8- Ave. S. and read the notice of hearing. Mr. Nolan appeared as applicant.. Nov. 9, 19b4 Motion by Olson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the police and engineer's re- port dated Oct, 28, 1964, submitted on °'Sale of Used Cars and Used Motor Bikes, Metropolitan Honda Sales", be accepted and filed. A it ayes - carried. C-740° 7~he mayor ob3ected to lack of customer parking in the layout so as to dis- tinge ish these from the used car lot area, Fred Amram, 7337 Aldrich Ave., appeared in opposition to outside sale of anythiztg • Steve Byer, ?332 Lyndale Ave., appeared in opposition. Motion by Randall, seconded by Jacobsen, that the hearing be closed. Ail ayes - carried. Motion by Randall that the sale of used motor bikes be approved within the building, Motion withdrawn. Motion by Randall, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council approve the sa1c~ of used bikes on same conditions as the new bike license was granted Cno stipulations regarding sales within the building). Ail ayes - carried. Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger,. that the application for the sale of used cars at 7600 Lyndale Ave. be denied. A11 ayes - carried, 14. Hearing Special Use Permit 415 8. 77th 5t. Commercial Bldg. Permit 41.5 B; 77th St, It being 7:15 P,M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the application of Arthur W. Bdholm and Ronald A. Hessee, for a special use permit at 415 B, %7th St. and read the notice of hearing, Arthur Bdholm, 9632 Grand Ave,, appeared as applicant. No one appeared i.n opposition. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Anderson, that the council approve the spec~.a1 use permit for Arthur ~', Bdholm, 9632 Grand Ave. and Ronald A, Hesse, -9- Nov. 9, 1964 6325 Bloomington Ave. to locate an auto repair shop (Richf field Wheel Alignment Co.) at 415 E. 77th St., with the following stipulations: Building to have shadow block on the east and west; plain block on south; brick and doors on the north with outside storage of rubbish or other material enclosed and no other outside sta:a.g~~:. All ayes - carried.. C-?407 Lotion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council grant the build- i~g permit and off-street parking with understanding that plans be presented before perm~.t is issued; permit also to rewire the planting of boulevard trees. C-7407P: Ail ayes ~- carried. 15. Nearing -Special Use Permit - 2020 E. 66th St. It being 7;15 P.M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the application of Vacation Land Trailers, 200 B. 66th St., for a special use permit at 6316 Cedar Ave, and read the notice of hearing. Arden Erickson, 2020 E. 66th St., appeared as applicant. Cities Service station to the north of this lot and the station at 66th and 12th Ave. have banners in violation of the ordinance, Buffers were discussed as well as buildings. No persons appeared in mpposi- tion. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Andersen, that the hearing be closed. A11 ayes - carried. Motion by Randall, seconded by Jacobsen, that the special use permit be granted to Vacation Land Trailers, 2020 E. 66th St., to locate a sale and rental business of vacation trailers at 6316 Cedar Ave. All ayes - carried. C-7408 l6. Nearing -Land Division 7133-7125 Tames Ave.~S. - - - same.... r a - ~ rrw.~.~ Yt being 7:15 P.M. Mayor Olson called for the hearing on the application of Mrs. Jeanne Larson, 7133 James Ave, and Frank Gunderson, 7125 James Ave. S. for a land division and read the notice of hearing.. -10- Nov. 9, 1964 No persons appeared in opposition, Mrs. Jeanne Larson, applicant, appeared. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the council grant thy-ires~uest of Mrs. Jeanne Larsan, 7133 James Ave. and Prank Gunderson, ?12S James Ave. to divide the north 40* of Lot 9, all: of Lot 10, Iot 11, South 4S ft, of Lot 12, Block 2, Forest Lawn 2rr1 Add. Aii ayes - carried. C-?409 17,__C9mmercial Bldg. Permit - 632-38 E, 78th St. Roy Camp appeared as applicant, describing proposed garages to have brink finish except doors and rear of buildings. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the council grant the build- ing permit to N~ Apartments, 642 B. 78th 5t., to construct a 28 stall garage at 632-638 B. 78th St, at the~rear of the property. Ali ages -carried. C-?410 18. Commercia]: Bid~Permit - 7040 Cedar Ave.-718 Cedar Ave. Dan Rognrud represented Cedar Properties, Inc. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the councir grant the build- ing permit to Cedar Properties, 224 W, 66th. St., to construct 8 unit apartment building (3 2BR and S 1BR) at 71540 Cedar Ave., and that the off-street park ing lay® out be tentatively approved. All ayes -carried. C-7411 Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the council grant the build- ing permit to Cedar Properties, 224 W. 66th St., to construct 8 unit apartment building (3 2BR and S iBR) at 7108 Cedar Ave., and that the off -street parking layout be tentatively approved. Aii ayes - carried. C-7412 19. New Lyndale .Ave. L.ia~upr Store Bicl - General t~tork etc. Motion by Jacobsen,-seconded by Randall, that the foi]:owing resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 332 RESOLUTION CREATING I,3~NDALB MUNICIPAL STORE CONSTRUCTION FUND ZRANSFERRING MONEYS Tf~RETt3 AND AWARDING C'.c}NTRAG`~ FOR TH8 CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH LIQUOR S1C1RE C-741,3 -ll- Nov. 9, 1964 Poll of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, I.uettinger, Randall and Olson. Nays - none, Absent - none. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #3322' in resolution book #21, Ch~sck Ptogers represented Steimmer 8lectric Co. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that all minutes of the bidmmir~utes ~y~ the new Lyndale Liquor Store, Nov. 5, 1964, for general work, mechanical work, electrical work and sign work be approved. All ayes -carried. C-?414 The manager presented a tabulation of each "bid for general, mechanical, electric and sign work together with his recommendation for awards, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council accept the low bids on each of the separate bids on the proposed Lyndale Liquor More as re- commended by the areanager, Ali ayes - carried. 2®. Bid - Rock Salt Stan Thompson represented Cargill, Inc. Bob Parker, 6436 Oliver Ave., appeared, Harold Rarr, 7x08 Dupont Ave. S,, was reported present earlier in the eveoing, Motion by Jacobsen, seconded byp Anderson, that the minutes of the bid-opea~ing ~vn rock salt, Nov, S, 1964, Poe approved, Ali ayes - carried. C07415 A tabulation of bids w~.s presented,. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council accept the bid of Cargill, Inc. All ayes -carried. 21, Ap$i.919.@:atlon for Outdoor Adv, Si~ns~ lneferred) Mr, Taaffe appeared representing Meyer Outdoor Advertising, Inc. The relationship of outdoor advertising signs to traffic safety was brought up by the mayor; the possible crowded sign condition in residential and other areas was also discussed, Motion by Olson, seconded by Jacobsen, that action on the application of outdoor advertising signs on roofs of buildings at SOS TN. 77~ St,; 705 PRi, 77~ St,; 6315 Cedar Ave. be deferred to Dec. .28th, -12- Nov, 9, 19b4 Foll of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen and Olson. Nays - Luettinger and Randall. Absent - none., Carried. 22. Report of Safe Council Blmer Hillner appeared in diScrassion of the report submitted by the Safety Council dated Nov. 2, 1964, in which left hand turn signals on Lynda~.e, Nicollet and Portland Avenues at 66th St. were recommended by the Safety Council as we11 as the proposed semaphore moved from h700 Lyndale Ave* to Lyndale and Lake Shore Drive and marking and warning signs on 66th St, at Emerson Ave. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that a discuss ion on property maintenance control be deferred to the meeting of Nov. 23rd. Ali ayes - carried. 23. Relating to Traffic Controi_ Signs 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. 3323 RESOLUTION RELATING 7.'O TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS f1StopeB Signs on 73rd St.. at 12th Ave., Making Intersection a Four 1n1ay Stop Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Randall and Olson. Nays m none.. Absent - none., Carried. This resolution appears as resolution +3323 in resolution book #21. 2~. Rela.ts°rng to Traffic Control Signs Motion by Jacobsen, 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:: RESOLUTION NO. 3324 RESOIdJ TION RELATING 7.0 TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS "No Parking°' Sign on the East Side of Nic©lie't Ave. from 71st S t. to South line of Wooddale Ba»tist Church Property -13- Nov. 9, 1964 Poll of voters Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Randall and Olson. Nays - none.. Absent - none. Carried. This r esolution appears as resolution #3324 in resolution book #21. Having one skating rink at Augsburg Park was discussed. 25. Gift to Pire Dept Motion by Randall, seconded by Jacobsen, that a letter of thanks be sent to $ & D Color TV Center,.1922 W. 7$th St. for the donation of a console televi- sion set to Pire Station #2. Aii ayes - carried. 26. Chard a ©rdex -Village Proj. No. 511 & 513A Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following cPuange order be allowed: Change Order No. 1, V. P. Nos. 511 & 5154, Contract 873, Storm sewer in alleys. McDonald Luben & Associates, Inc. Add to contract $94.06 C-7416 Ali ayes - carried. 27. estimates;; Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following estimate be allowed: I.andey•s Nursery, V. P. #518R, Contract No. 885, Park Trees, Report #'1 and final, 100% complete. $3,405.50 Ail ayes -carried. Motion by Randall,. seconded by Jacobsen, that the following estimate be allowed: Collins Biectric Co., P'. Fr No. 508-S08A, Contract No. 872, business District Lighting System on Lyndale Ave., Report #1, 18% complete. $5,940.00 All ayes - carried. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the following estimate be ~.llowed r ~; -14- Nov,, 9, 1964 McDonald-Cohen & Associates, Ync,,'V, P. Nov 511 & S11A, Contract #873', Storm Sewer, Report #1 & final, 100% complete,. $3,977e56 Ali ayes -carried, • Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following estimate be allowed; Union Central Contracting, Tnc.,: Va P, No, 515, Contract X879, Sanitary Sewer Service, Report #1 & f inai, 100% completes $3,040.80 All ayes - carried, Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the following estimate be alloweda Rehbein Landscaping Co®, V, Po No, 516, Contract No. 882., Grading and Blac'~ Dirt, Taft Park, Report•#1 & final, 100% compiete~ $14,202060 Ali ayes - carriede Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following estimate be ai lowed o 1~iawatha Cement Co., Inca, V, P, No4 509, Contract #875, Concrete Side- walks, Report #3, 88% complete, $4,806,25 Po11 of voteso Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger and 01son, Nays m Randaii, Absent m nonc~p Carried, Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Olson, that the following estima to be ai- iowedo Carl Bolander & Sons Co,, Ve Pa No, 5148 Contract #881,. Street Grading, 76th St,, Report #1, ?0% complete $2,46300 A11 ayes - carriede Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Anderson, that the following estimate be ailowedP Woodrich Construction Coa, Vo P® No, 480, Contract #868, Concrete Pav® ing Lyndaie Aveo, Report #4, 82%® complete $31,722050 Ail ayes m carried, 28o Licenses Fee 1Naived Motion by Anderson, secondedby Randaii, that the following licenses be -15- Nov. 9, 19~i~ granted and that the fee be waived: Neva Crossmembers Auto Ciub (Richfield Meth. Chaarch) 6308 Lyndale Ave. Christmas Trees Re l . Mt. Calvary Luth. School Qa ve Ail ayes - carried. 29. Licenses Larry Williams appeared and requested a temporary permit until the permit has been received bq the ~.ilroa.d ~ WarPho~xse Commiss,.on. The attorney read a provim lion of the restraining order on Courtesy Enterprises by the Yellow Cab Co. Jack Daley appeared representing the Yellow Cab Co, asking for clarif ication of definition of auto livery service. Motion by~Randali, seconded by Jacobsen, that the application of Larry Williams, Courtesy Enterprises, 695 ~. 79th St., for an auto livery license be deferred to Dec.. 14~, 1965, applica~at requested to have legal counsel. All ayes o ca.r~°ied. Motion by Luet tinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council deny the 196'. liceaa~e ~°equest for Ls~ngtino's Inc,, b519~ Nicollet Ave., as per applicant's rem quest for ®n-Sale Deer. Ali ayes - carried. Motioas by Randall, seconded by Anderson, that the following licenses be granted: Ben, Belden Sorter Co., 315 Royalston Ave. N. Blectrical Ben„ Mo~'e~n Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., 100? Main St. Heating 8e:~. ,I~eriwoc~d Landscape & Nursery Service, 6955 ~°enn Ave. Christmas Trees Rena. Northern~Pine Tree Farms, rnc., 2208 W~ 66th St. Christmas Trees Ren. Y~eefe's Market, 6901 Lyndale Ave. Christmas Trees New Plaza Cafe, 818 '~'. 77~ St. Pood, Cig., Soft: Drink (1) Candy Bar Mach. Ne~~ Richf ie 1d Auto Supply, 6308 Lyndale Ave. Soft Drink New Foley Mfg. Co., ?721 Pillsbury Ave. Soft Drink New Crant's Cities Service, 6300 Cedar Ave. Soft ?rink, Cigare~:~ Nev~~ Sub~srbar~ Yell~v Cab Co., 605 Cedar Ave. Soft Drunk DYew Wayside Inn, 7512 Lyndale Ave.. S. (2) Candy & Nut Ma.chs. New Ray's Sinclair Station, 6600 Portland AvP. (1) Nut Vending Mach. Neva •Roy J. Clay, Prior Lake, Minn. Taxicab Driver (103) Ne4~t Henry Gordi en, Jr• , 302? Fremont. Ave. N• " fB (106, Neer Rodney D. Y~og~r, 6325 Lyndale Ave. S. " @° (105? ?Wew Terrence 7. Robinson, 8835 Emerson Ave. S. " m (109) New Howard J, Wick, 630 E. 5hal~opee Ave. po 9a (108} All ayes - carried. -16- Nov. 9, 1964 1 30. Claims & Payroll Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following claims and paym roll be allowed: RICHFIEID BANK & TRU6T CO. Regular Acct. Cks,. 1219/1328 $286,187.19 Fay roll Acct. Cks, 2667/2844 42,038.62 Ail ayes - carried. 31. Sign Violations Mayor Olson brought up the question of .sign violations on various locations throughout the village. 32. Adjournment Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the meeting be adjourned. 1 1 A11 ayes -carried. APPROVED: Nov. 23, 1964 ~~ e Edward J. M ine, Clergy-Txeas. ~~~~~ 9~~,niey UQ. Olson, Mayor 0. ..Van revelen, Manager