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01-09-1967CIT7i OF RICHFIELD Rogui,~.r Meeting January 9, 1967 The councii of the City of Richf field-met in regular session in the councii chambers of the City Hall, 6700 Portland Ave., Monday, January ~, 1967 at 7:00 P.MB The meeting wa.s called to order by Mayor Olson. Revs Harold Grindahl, Oalc Grove Lutheran Church, gave the invocation. Presento Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Randall and Olson. Abs~:nt o None. fie Mfnutes Motion by Luetti~ger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the minutes of the reg~siar meeting of 'December 27, 1966 be approved. Ali ayes m carried. ~e Reports Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the following reports fibs accepted and filedo Inspectioanp Dec. 196~a Relief Iteg~ort, Dec. 1966 Ail ayes a carriedm C-7505 C<7506 38 het Bate of He~.risa~ ~ ~~ece_ T1se Permit m 6300 Oliver Ave, .James Magi, 915 Ra,e Drive, appeared and explained the request... M®tion by Anderson, seconded by Randall, that the .council authorize the ~ierk to advertise for. a hearing on the application of the Nicoilet Chapter of AOA.s [Tpper 5 East LaYee St., for a special use permit at 6300 Oliver Ave.; hearm _ ing to be~Jane ~3, 19678 A11 ayes carriod. ~e het 1~~.te of Nearing o apec. TTse Permit m 7312 Portland Ave. Amelia Doraaid appeared.. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the councii authorize the 1 1 -2- Jan. 9, 196/ clerk to advertise for a hearing on the application of Amelia A. Donald., 7312 Portland Ave., for a special use permit- at 7312 Portland Ave.=hearing to be January 23, 1967. Ail ayes - carried. 5. Bill No. 196635 (Zoning Amdmt. - 6613, 6617, 6621 Queen Ave.) Bill No. 1966=35 entitleda °°AN AMBNDM6NT 1t7 SBCTION 5, SUBSBCTIONS 3 AND 4, OP THB ZONING ORDINANCB t~ TIDE CITY OF RICHFIELD ENTITLBD; 'AN ORDINANCB FOR TIC PURPOSE ~ PROMOTING HBALIH, SAPETY, ORDER, CANVBNIBNCB, PROSPERi TY AND GENERAL WEY.FARE .BY REGUTA TING Tii•1B USE OF LAND TIIB LOCATION AND USE OF BUILD- INGS, TH8 ARRANGBMENT OF BUILDINGS ON IAT5 AND THB DENSITY OF POPULATION IN TF]E VILLAGE OF RYCHFIELD, HENNBPIN CQUNTY, MINNESOTATf PASSED T3B 2S~ DAY OF OCTOBBR, 1954, AS SUBSBQUENZLY AMENDED°' was read by the city attorney, the same being on f lie in the office of the city c lerk, C-7502 Motion by Randall, seconded by Jacobsen, that this constitute the second reading of Bill Noe 1966m35~ Poll of votes Ayes ®Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Randall and Olson. Nays - Hones Absent m none. Carrie de Motion by Randaii, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council adopt Biii Noe 1966®35, that it be spread in the or dinance.book that it be published in the of- ficial ~tiewspaper and that it be made a. part of these minutes:: Poll of votes Ayes ~ Arrlerson, Jacobsen, T.uettinger, Randall and Olson. Nays - none. Absent none. Carried.. 6. ~iuthorize Cali for Bids o Police Cars M®tion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council authorize the 1 clerk to advertise for bids on police cars; bids to be opened Jan. 25,•1967. Ail ayes -carried. 7. Authorize Cali for Bids m Three 1/2 Ton Pick-Up Trucks Motion by Anderson, seconded by .Jacobsen, that the council authorize the -3- Jan. 9, 1967 1 clerk to advertise for bids on three 1/2 ton pick-up trucks; bids to be opened Jan. 25, 1967. All aye s - carried. 8. Authorise Cail for Bids Portable Air Compressor _ Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council au thgirize the clerk to advertise for bids on a portable air compressor; bids to be q~cned Jan. R5, 1967. All ayes ®carried. 9. Author3.ze Cail for Bids Bituminous Materials Moti®n by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the council authorize the clerk to advertise for bids on bituminous materials; bids to be opened Februarq 8, 1967. Ali ayes -carried. 10. -Bids - Offset Press Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the minutes of the bid- 1 opening, Jan. 4, 1967, on an off-set press, be approved.. Ali ages - carried. C-7507 The manager presented a tabulation of bids together with his recommendation for award. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council accept the low bid of Olson Graphic Produa:ts on the chain delivery machine for $3,047,80 as redommended by the manager. Ali ayes -carried. li. Desig~,tion of Official Newspaper Motion by Arxierson, seconded by Luettinger, that the Richfield News be designated as the official newspaper for the Citq of Richfield for 196?, Ali ayes carried 12. A~ointments for 1967 Motion by Olson, seconded by Randall, that the following appointments for 1 1967 be approvedo President Pro®Terr ~chooi Board & Recreation B. E. Jacobsen Vern Luettinger .,, -4- Jan. 9, 1967 1 9.967Ag~ dintments conto . Suburban Henn. County 1Vursing Assn A. P.• Arxierson Bmpioyees9 Advisory Board Sabo Henn. ,County Relief Assn Weed Inspector Civil; mr~fense Safety Council Richfield Ta:~ Commission Richfield Plann~.ng Commission Metropolitan Planning Commission (Eler~tive Officials Review Comm.) Metropolitan Section of Teague of Minn. Municipalities Sub. Sanitary Sewer Commission & Sub. Rate Authority HennQ County League Fire S trndy Commit tee Polio: 5t^,ady Committee Youth Commissi®n (liaison ms~ix) B. L. Jacobsen E. E. Jacobsen _, _,.. ~1 I. R. Roesiei~ A. P. Andergo1~ Vern Lue ttinge r Kermit Randall Kermit~Randail. B. S. Jacobsen -.delegate Kermit Randall - alternate A. P. Anderson -delegate Stanley Olson, - a lternate Vern Luettinger - deelegate Kermit Randall - a lternate Stanley 41son - delegate Vern Luettinger - al ternate E. B. Jacobsen A. P. Anderson hermit Randalp Vern Luettinger B. ~. Jacobsen iS e _ Hear into Wing ~ Framer P r It being 7;1~ PoMo Mayor Ollson called for the hearing on the r~;?zoni.ng of property in the vi~;inity of `76th St. to ~7thf St., Penn Ave. to Sh~E~`ridan Avre., known as the Kramer property, and read the notice of hearing. Marvin VPolfensu~a~ appeared and stated that a financ3.a1 commitment r;~ad 1 been ®btained, r~hiclx, the cour~cii held, was a ccandi Lion of the rezoning., Mir. Johns~vn, attorney four the owners of the Kramer property, appearred in interest to the financial commitment and expressed no ob3ection. He asked if the pro~e~t did not materialize,- that the zonitrxg be reverted to present status. ~`~ ,\ -5- Jan ..9, 196? ,, ,, The city manager gave information on apartment studies of occupancy-:` of school age children, which indicated here an anticipated 19 school children. The attorney stated that an ordinance could not be drawn to revert the zoning automaticaixy. Fames Marty, St. Paul co-owner of apartments in Richfield at ?4th and Oliver Ave., raised question of what is best use of the property, and Whether the rezoning would be submitted to the people. Richard Giese, Crestview Lane, Edina, owner of apartments, objected to additional cisnstruction of apartments. Brick.5undquist, 6420 Bloomington Ave., asked question regarding density in past ye~.rs. Robert Shaub, Storer Realty Co,, stated that the holders of the option on this property had explored all possible uses. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the hearing be closed. A11 ayes -carried, Bi19: No, 1966®32 entitled: °°AN AMENDMENT ~ SECTION S, SUBSECTION 3 OF THE ZANING .ORI9INANCE OP THE CITY OP RICHFIELD ENTITLED: •AN C~tDINANCE POR THB PURPOSE ~ PROMOTING HEALTH, SAFETY, ORDER, OONVBNIENCB, PROSPERITY AND GBNER- AL DVELFARE BY REGUTATING THE USE OP L4ND, THB LOCATION AND USB .OF BUILDINGS, ,. THS ARRANGEMENT OP BUILDINGS ON LOTS AND THE DBNSI TY OF POPULATION IN' TH8 VILLAGE OF 1tICHFIEGD, HENNEPIN OOUNTY, MINNES071~~° PASS~BD THE 25TH DAY OF OCTO- BER, 9.954, AS SUBSBQIJENTLY AMBNDBDt9 was read by the city attorney, the same being on file in the office of .the city clerk. C-?482 Motion by Anderson, seconded_by Jacobsen, that this constitute the second reading of Bill No. 1966®S2. .Poll of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Randall and Olson. Nays -Luettinger. Absent -none, Carried, (Councilman Luettinger felt this was not highest and best use of the property and action was rushed too fast. ) -6- Jan. 9., 1967 Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council adopt Bill No. 196 6.32, 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 votes.: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Randall and Olson. Nays - Luettinger. Absent none. Carried, Mr. Lundbergs Murphy 0i1 Co., stated that they planned for two curb cuts on Penn Ave. for the co mmerCial proposal on the corner of Penn Ave. and the service road. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, tha t a stipulation be added that if the pro3ect is developed, that a 34 foot right-of way for a~n inter- change as approximately shown on the plot plan be deeded to the citq. Poll of votes: Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Randall and Olson. Nays - none, Absent ~ none. Carried. 14. Biii Nqe 1966m33 (Density Amendment to #2.03) B311 No. 1966033 entitled: °'AN AMFNDMBNT TO PARAGRAPH 3, SECTION 15 (B) of E~tIiINANCB N0. 2,03 OF TFlB CITY OF RICHFIELD ENTITLBD: *AN ORDINANCE FOR THS PURPO61~ OF PROMOTING H8AL1H, SAFETY, ORDBR, CONVENIBNCE, PR06PERITY AND GBNERAL WBLFARE, BY RBGULATINO THB USB OF LAND, Tl~iE LOCATI©N AN?3 USB OF BUILDINGS, THE ARRAIWEMENT OF BUILDINGS ON PATS, AND THB DENSITY OF FOPULA TION IN ~i~ VILLAGB OF RICHFIE[.D, HBNNBPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA, AS PASSED THE 25TH DAY OF OCZOBER, ,,, 1954, AS SUBSEQUBNTi,Y AMEI~IDED°° was read by the city attorneq, the same being on file in the of face of the city clerk. C-7483 Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger, that this constitute the second reading of Bill No. 1966-33. P©li of votes: Ayes ® Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Randaii and Olson. Nays - ° none. Absent m none. Carried. Motion by RandalY, seconded by Luettinger, that the council adopt Biii -?- Jan. 9, 1967 No. 1966-33, 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 -Anderson, Jacobsen, Lue ttinger, Randall and Olson. l~j~ys - none. Absent -none. Carried. 15. Commercial Bidg..Permit - 6521 Lgndale Ave. Wayne Hoite, co nt~ractor, and Robert G. Jahn, owner of the property, ap- peered. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council-gram the com- merciai building permit to Woodiake Cleaners, 6521 Lyndale `Ave.., to copstruct a basement under roadway to be used for stsrage, wa~th a parking area o~ the top. Aii ayes ~ carried. C-7508 16. Outdoor Adve~tisi~ign - 34 W. ~i6th fit. Mr. Hanson appeared. 1 Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council g rant the permit for an outdoer advertising sign to Futterman Realty Corp., 34 W, 66th 5~.9 and LeRoy Signs, Inc., 3101 N. 2nd 5t., Minneapolis, for a sign at 34 W. 66th St,, tai: no running lights. A1~. ayes - carried. 17. Planning Commission Appointments Motion by Anderson, seconded bq Jacobsen, that the following members of the Planning Commission be reappointed for 1967: Wesley Borgeson Harvey Chap~riain Robert Snyder Mrs. R. T. Serstock Ail ayes m carried. Robert Gordon John 8imacek Robert Tait Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Lue ttinger, that the council appoint Kenneth D, Ruble, Jr., 6429 Morgan Ave., a member of the Piamning Commissiod to f 311 the vacancy. Aii ayes -carried. -8- J'an. 9, 1967 Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger, that the resignation of Stephen R. Miller ftom the Planning Commission be accepted, and that a certi- icate o commendation be sent him for his service to the community. Ail ayes - carried. Cm7509 Mayor bison e~ccused himself to attend another meeting, and President pro tem Jacobsen took over. Mrs. Berghs, 6644 Garfield Ave. and Mrs. Bklund, 644Q Garfield Ave. appeared in interest of the moving of the residential buildings off the three lots on Garfield Ave. by the First Federal Savings and Loan Association. 18. Ordering Preparation of Report, Citq Pro: , #54? Motion by Anderson, seconded by Randall, that the following resQiution be adopteds that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 37b0 RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT ON GRADING, CJDNCRBTB SURFACING, CONCRETE CURB-AND GUTTER AND APPUR- TBNANCB5 ZHBRBTO ON 76th ST. FROM GARFIEID A1TB. TO NICOLLET AVE., CITY PROD. N0. 547 Poll of votes$ Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Randaii _ Nays - none.. Absent - Ga]..son. Carried. This resolution appears- as resolution #3760 in resolution book #23. ~$9, Reduction in Securit for Off-S t. Parking Agreement Motion by Randaii, seconded by Anderson, that the authorization for reduction. in security for off-street parking for Richfield Co. (Multicon), 1033 tN„ 3rd St., Columbus, Ohio, at-the location of 75th to 76th, Logan to 35Nt be denied until the temporary signs are put in proper order, Ali ayes - carriedv ~~: -9- Jan. 9, 1967 20. Relating to Release of Bond on Off-S t. Parking Motion by Anderson, seconded by Randall, 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. 3761 RESOLUTION RBIA TING TO RBLBASB OF BOND ON OFP-STREET PARKING 290]! W. 66th S t. Poii of votes; Ayes -Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Randall ~- Nays m none. Absent - Q1-so~. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #3761 in resolution book #23. 21. Off-S t. Parking Contract - 7420 Cedar Ave. Motion by Randall, 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. 3762 RESOLUTION APPROVING LAYOUT AND O~.NTRACT FOR OFF-S.'TRBBT PARKING IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICATION N0. 66-33, CDNTRAGT NO. 1018. 7420 Cedar Ave. C-7510 Poll of voters Ayes m Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Randall Nays o none. Absent ®0i:~~r1. Carried. This resolution appears as resolution #3762 i~a resolution book #23. 22. Estimate k°ti f;~ Motion by Randall, seconded by Anderson, that the following estimate be allowed: i~albon~Excavating,Co., C.P. No. 546, Contract No. 1004, 8.torm Sewer. Bstimate #2, 83% complete. $5,945.52 -. Poll of votes: 1 23. Licenses -10- ~ Jan, 9, 196? The manager reported that the parking problem at A.&B. Skelly Service Station at 7701 jLyniia~e=~Aar.was now in order. Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger, that since Skelly SetviEe Co. at 77011iynd'a'le Avg.had met requirements, their licenses for cigarette, soft drink and ice machines be granted. Ali ayes - carried. Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger, that the licenses for Royal Car Wash, 901 W. 77~ St. be deferred to Jan. 23rd until they reply on opera- tion of the equipment. All ayes -carried. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Anderson, that licenses for the Burger 1 King Stepei, Inc., 2800 W. 66th St., be deferred until a report is received on accident and patrolling of property. Ali ayes - carried. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Anderson, that the regular licenses for 1967 be granted, as shown on pages 11, 12 and 13 attached. Ail ayes - carried. 24. Claims & Payroll Motion by Anderson, seconded by Randall, that the following claims and payroll be allowedo RICHFIELD BANK & 71tUST CO. Disbursements Cks. #7144/7198 SUMMIT STATE BANK Payroll Cks. #b001/0182 All ayes -carried. 25. ~9iscussion Adams `Doggie-Shop compliance was discussed. Snow hazard on county roads was discussed. 1 $731,000.11 53,297.63 i -11- Jan. 9, 196.7 26. Letter of Commendation Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger, that the council send a: letter of commendation .to Ren Conway for his community activities. Ali ayes - carried. 27. Adjournment Motion by Randall, seconded by Luettinger, that the meeting be adj~aurned. All ayes - carried. APPROVEDs .Tan. 23. 1967 Bdward J. b~oline-` Clerk-Treas. 5 anley Od. Olson, Mayor • D. « a~a Rr velen, Manager ~--- : --_~~-~ ~-~:. - =_--- 19 6? Licenses . Renew .Belden Por ter Co., 315 Royals ton Ave. N., Mpls. Heating 04 Royalton Htg. ~~Cooling Co., 4626 Lyndale Ave. N. Heating '° Rlingelhuts Co., 5320 Lyndale Ave. Heating Q4 ~Ri~hiind Meter Fabricators, Inc., 3304 Gorham Ave. Heating °° Minneapolis Gas Co., Minneapolis Heating °° Hoglund Heating Co., 7420 W. Lake ~ t. Heating R9 5tandard Heating Co., 410 Vd. Lake fit. Heating `°' Grand Plumbing & Htg. Co«, ' 3809 Grand Avg. Heating °~ Twin-City Gas Heat, 3509 16th.Ave. S. Heating " Burkes`Heatirig Co:, 9443 Lynd~.le Aye. S. ~, Heating °'9 Laundry Installers, 5800 •Drew Ave. &.. _ Heatx'ng °9t Mill` City Htg. & Air~.Conditiolning Co,, • 130b5 B i6th Ave. N. Heating B9 T. D. Gustafson Co.,.~5820 Cedar Ave. Heating w Nielse~s Gas Heat, 2916 H. 38 th St. Heating A° °9 C; O@ Carlson air Cond. Co., 709 Bradford Ave. N. Midland Mf'g. ~ Htg. Coq 6442 Penn Ave. S. Heating Heating i °9 Egan & &ons Co., 7100 Medicine Lake Rd. Heating " Preferred Sheet Metal Inc., 3088 N, Rice 5t., St.Pau1 Heating (continued} -12- Jan. 9, 1967 Licenses cont. Renew. Aisies~~ of Beauty, 605 W. 66th St. 1 Candy Vend, Mach., Cig. ''' Br~.dgeman Creameries, 800 W. 66th 5t. Food, 1 Food Vehicle, SQf t Drink _ Cedar Ave. Conoco, 6958 cedar Ave. 1 Candy Vend, Mach., Cig, 0„ R, Champlin, 4107.- 30th.Ave.. S, Garbage Hauling (1 truck) " Chicken Delight ~'~, 6529 Nicollet Ave. Food, 1 Food Veliicie, °Soft Drink " C;liff•s Apco Station; 6501 Lyndale Ave. Cig., Soft Drink °' Colonial Lodge Motel, 7?45 Lyndale Ave. (28 Units) Motel, Food, Soft-Drink Cookie Jar Bakery, 6532 Penn Ave. Food °' D' & M Haulin Ham Lori Minn. g, p. , Garba g ge Haulin ( 1 truck) Da3aey Queen, 3001 W, 66th St. Soft Drink,-Food Dick's Shell-Station, 6700 Cedar Ave, Food, (1 candy Den. Mach,), Cig. " Bncore Chow Mein, ..6637 Penn Ave. Cig., Food °' F®odtown, 6515 Nicollet Ave. Soft Drink " Harmon Glass Co. , It~c. , 7524 Lyndale Ave. ~ Sof t Drink °' Hub Shopping Center, 66th 8i Nicollet 4 Mech. Animal-Rides J & 'E~ Standard Service, 6548 Cedar Ave. 1 Candy Vend. Mach., Cig. " Renny's, 7138 Chicago Ave. Off-Seale Beer, Soft .Drink, Cig„ Food Kenny*s 6722 Penn Ave. Off-.Sale Beer, Soft Drink, Cig., Food Kenny's, 14.30 E. 66th St. Off-Sale Beer., Soft T?rink, Cig., Food. " King Koin Laundrette, 7630 Lyndale Ave. . Soft Drink "' S. S, Kres~es, 12 W, 66th St, Food, Meat, 1-$5. Ven. Mach. 1-1~ Vend,. Mach., Soft Drink ~~ The Kroger Co.,7701 Nicollet Ave, Off-Sale Beer, Food (~ Vend. Mach) 'Cig,, Soft Drink, Food, Meat " Leffier's Dairy Store, 7400 Cedar Ave. Off-Sale Beer, Soft Drink, Cig., Food " Lyndale HardwareSCo., 6616 Lyndale Ave. ~ Soft Drink, Food Midwest Vending Co., 8645 5th Ave. • " Ton Robert's Shell, 7745 Penn .Ave, eig. 'Dick*s Conoco, 6645 Penn Ave. Cig,•. Hanson°s Shell, 6601 Penn Ave. Can.ciy Machine °f Mobil Station, 734 W, 66th St. Cig., Candy .Machines °' Kenny•s Superior, 6401 Lyndale Ave. .Cig.,. Candy Machines Richffield Car plash, 64'38 Lyndale Ave, Cig,; Candy Machines °° Maury°s Mobil ~ tation, 6444 Nicollet Ave. Cig.,~Candy Machines °' Dick°~s Cities Service, 6949 Nicollet Ave. Cig., Candy, Coffee Mach. °' Eisen °s Pure Oii, 7730 Por tla.nd Ave, Candy, .Coffee Machines Richfieid.City Hail, 6700 Portland.Ave., Cig., Candy,;Coid Drink Mach. R~.chfie ld She11 Station, 6545 Portland Ave . Cig „ Candy Machines °° Harry°s Conoco, 6544 Portland Ave, ., .Cig. °' Malrv°s Inn,. 7556 Lyndale Ave. S, Food, On-Sale, Off'-Sale Beer, Cig,, Soft Drink " Mindy°s Drive~In,~616 B. 78th St. Food, Cig., loft Drink 1Viorris Creameries, Inc,, 2824 Emerson Ave. S. (2) Miik Trucks ~"'ete°s Dairy Stflre, 7627 Lyndale Ave. Soft Drink, Off-Sale Beef, Cig., Food, " 'Plaza Cafe, 818 W, 77~g St. 1 Candy Vend, Mach. Cig. N'w Schwan°s Ice Cream Co., 1000 Lady Bird.i.ane, Burnsville 4 Ice Cream Trucks Renew.. Snyder°s Drug~Stores, Inc.,-2930 W, 66th St. Off~*Saie Beer, Soft Drink,. ,1 Mech. Animal Ride, Cig,, Pood " Snyder°s Drug Stores, Inc., .'6630 Lyndale Ave. Off-Sale. Beer, Soft Drink, Cig., Food P9 SouthImport Motors, Inc., ?03 W. 77~ 5t. _ _ New & Used-Motor Vehicles " Superior Dairy Fresh Milk Co,, 2112 N,E, Broadway (3) Milk Trucks Naegele Sign Co,, 1700 W, 78th St. ~ 1. Food Vehic~~.e, 1 Milk Ven.Mach. ~ Opportunity Work Shop, 512 W. 78th St. 1 Food Vehicle, 1 Mi~:k Vend. Machine iew superior °°400" Oil Co., 7444 Lyndale Ave. Foad (continued) -13- Jan. 9, 1967 Licenses cont. R new . Tom°~ Rut~tii~h Service, 7300 Bloomington Ave. Garbage Hauling (1 truck) °° Viking Barber Shop, ?750 Morgan Ave. ~ Sof t~ Brink P9 Wagner Hauling, 4120 Portland Ave. Garbage Hauling (1 truck) Woodlake Sanitarq Service, Inc., 9325 James Ave. Garbage Hauling (10 trucks) New Thomas Anderson, 5554 Grand Ave. Taxicab Driver New Robert Beyer, 7221 Harriet Ave. Taxicab Driver Renew. James Carciofini,•6425 Bloomington Ave. Taxicab Driver. '° i~eorge Chipman, 56 Mobil Manor, Shakopee ' Taxi-cab Driver " . Bixrton Foster, 821? Wentworth Taxicab Driver °~ Vincent Hughes, 715 B. ~ 78th St. Taxicab Driver '°¢' arf ie id Ave , Willard C. Jensen, Jr. , 3715 G Taxie-ab .Driver °° _ Robert J. Keegan, 5409 Irving Ave. S. Taxicab Driver New 'bavid beepers, 1407 iN. Lakeshore Drive 7~xicab Driv;~r Renew. Percq Mors tad, 4165 Rohn Rd., 55111 ~xicab 13r3ver f8 ~Filliam H. Olson, 9516 Clinton Ave. fiaxicab Drive f° Donald Pederson, Rt. 3, Bx. 272A, ~Exceisior ~1a,xicab Driver I~ew George M, Simons, 44~?9 .Nokomis Ave. ~.~tcab Drstver Renew. Ha.rrq 5timson, 5.204 14th .Ave. 5. 'f'~i..~ticab-~Dt~~.Ver f ~_ ~I