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09-23-1974CITY OF RICHFIELD REGULAR MEETING September 23, 1974 The Council of the City of Richfield met in regular session in the Council Chambers of the City Hall on Monday, September 23, 1974 at 7:00 p.m. Rev. Charles T. Jones, a member of the Senior Citizens Commission, gave the invocation, The meeting was called to order by Mayor Pro tem George Kenealey. Present: Anderson, J~.cgbsen,~Kenealey, Luettinger Absent: Law 1. Minutes. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the minutes of the September 9, 1974 meeting be approved as presented. A11 ayes - Carried. Absent - Law. 2. Presentation by Kermit Mahan, l~xecutive Director of the Austin, Minnesota Housing and Redevelopment Authority. At the request of the city council, Mr. Kermit Mahan was invited to speak at the council meeting. His visual aid presentation on~the function of a°`Housing and Redevelopment Authority in the Austin area lasted approximately 45 minutes. During Mr. Mahan's presentation, Mayor Law arrived and presided over the rest of the meeting. 3. Continuation of Hearing Regarding the Establishment of a Housing and Redevelopment Authority in the City of Richfield. The mayor called for the continuation of the hearing on the need to establish an HRA in the city of Richfield. The City Manager and City Planner made presentations and reviewed what had transpired to date at the previous hearing. Simon Frank, 631 E. 77th`Street, spoke on his need to have an HRA in Richfield. He indicated that he was presently disabled and that his wife was also. _2_ September 23a 1974 Bob Cornelln president of the Chamber of Commerce, presented a resolution (Cm9565) from the Chamber of Commerce9 such resolution endorsing the need for establishing an HRA in Richfieldo Mrs, H, A, Kmetz~ 438 2nd Street NoEe, indicated. that she was a planning commissioner for .the city of Minneapolis and spoke in general against the establishment of an HRAa Rev, Charles Jones9 7007 Oliver, spoke in behalf of senior citizens' needs that he witnessed in his daily work axed demonstrated there was a need for an HRA.< Joseph Simonson 6333 Vincent9 a member of the senior citizens commission9 reported that many agencies had made surveys and all had come to the conclusion that there is a need for an HRA in Richfieldo R, J, Bingen, pastor of House of Prayer Lutheran Church spoke about Rich-field providing concrete steps to help the senior citizens and in favor of an HRAe Ivan Ludeman9 6338--11th Avenue9-planning commission member, indicated that he was a future senior citizen and that in his involvement, with the city9 he has met many persons who expressed the need for housing assistance, Harry McLenighan9 7033 4th Avenues spoke about two concerns the need for .an HRA and how it is to run, He spoke in favor of establishing an H.RA and recommended that the council should run ita Motion by Jacobsen seconded by Luettinger, to close the hearing, Mayor Law went on record statinga that if an HRA is establisheda his recomm mendation is that the present council be appointed and that future councils be on it. He indicated he was in favor of establishing an HRAa Councilman Anderson stated he wished the record to show that`he had been contacted by Lois Bendickson9 a disabled person9 who has a great need for suitable housings Motion by Anderson seconded by Jacobsen9 that the following resolution be adopted9 that it be spread in the Resolution Boole and that it be made a part of these minutese -3~ September. 23, 1974 RESOLUTION N0. 5238 A RESOLUTION DECLARING TEIE NEED FOR A HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY IN RICHFIELD, MINNESOTA Fo11 of voteso Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger, Law. Naves - None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5238 in Resolution Book No, 35. 4. Request for Special Use Permit for Establishment of Arthur Treacher Restaurant, 6401 Nicollet Avenue, and a Variance to the Zoning Ordinance. Dick Krier, City Planner, presented the planning commission's review of the application and the results of discussions with the applicant and nearby residents, The staff recommended that the special use permit be granted, William Stewart, 6400 York, applicant, appeared, Mr, Emptage and Mr, Nelson, of Arthur Treacher's, also appeared and spoke about the application. of filters to alleviate the odors, Tom Davis, 6344 Stevens, submitted a petition and spoke in opposition (Cm9$63). Mary Jean Gillham, 6345 1st Avenue, questioned traffic problems and the possi- bility of unpleasant odors resulting from the restaurant. Frank Riley, 6915 Portland, asked about variances, Donna Anderson, 6333 1st Avenue, was concerned about parking accommodations, John Daniels, 6414 1st Avenue, asked about landscaping. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, to continue the hearing to the special council meeting. of October 3,.1974, at 6e30 p.m. and that the request for the variance to the zoning. ordinance and off street parking also be brought forward at that time, A11 ayes - Carried, Se.:. Ordinance Amendment Regulating the Parking. of Heavy Trucks on City Streets. Bi11 No. 1974-15, "An Amendment to Chapter ITI, Section 3.38, Subdivisions 2 and 3 of the Ordinance Code of the City of Richfield", was read, the same being. on m4- September 23, 1974 file in the office of the city clerk (Cm9550).. Motion by Kenealey, seconded by Jacobsen, that this hearing be closed, 1~Iotion by Kenealey, seconded by Jacobsen, that this constitute a second reading of Ordinance No. 1974m15, an amendment to parking. of certain vehicles; that it be published in the official newspaper, and that it be made a part of these minutes. Po11 of votes: Ayes m Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger, Law. Naves m None. Carrieda 6, Ordinance Amendment Increasin the Number of Taxicab Licenses to be Issued in the City of Richfield, Bi11 No, 1974~1b, "An Amendment to Chapter VI, Section 6,20 Subdivision 12, of the Ordinance Code of the. City of Richfield", was read, the same being. on. file in the office of the city clerk (C_9551).. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that this hearing be closed, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that this. constitute a second reading of Ordinance Noo 1974°=16, an amendment relating to the maxim~xm number of taxicab licenses; that. it be published in theoOffidi~.1~?newspape~,~ arid;:bh~.tat~:be+-md.de••a ~pairt of these minutes, Poll of voters Ayes _ Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Law, Naves m Luettinger. Carried, 7o Agreement with Planning Consultant for Downtown Business Stuff The city manager presented a tentative-agreement which has been negotiated with Bather, Ringrose, Wolsfeld, Inca (BRW, Inc.), the consulting firm selected to conduct the Central Business District study; Z'he contract agreement is divided into three phases, Each phase is dependent on satisfactory completion. of the previous phase and the city can determine not to proceed with either Phase II or Phase III. A summary of the three phases .and the associated maximum costs are as follows 0 1 m5® Phase Maximuffi Cost Completion Time Phase T $198500 December 1, 1974 Phase II $14000 Marche. 1975 Phase III $1Q8000 April9 1975 September 2~8 1974 Product Interviews problems and potentials identified, economic analysise market potentials, Alternative land use programs with consequences, Alternative financing programs and a land marketing program, Motion by Anderson9 seconded by Jacobsene to approve Phase I of this agreemento All ayes Carried. 8, Purchase in Rxcess of ~1,.000e Motion by Jacobsen9 seconded by Anderson9 that the council approve the expenditures 1 of $19713 for the painting. of the met~1 trim on the city hall building and fire station Nos 19 and $19350 for painting the exterior of the Cedar Avenue Liquor Stores The funds for this work are included in the 1974 department of Public Works General Govern= meat Buildings b~~geta A11 ayes m Carriedo 9o Authorization to Request Bidso Moti©n by Anderson9 seconded by Jacobsen9 that the council authorize the city to take bids for the sale of certain surplus city equipment from various departments, All ayes Carried, 10. Minutes and Tabulations Award ~~eferred from September 9~ 197458 The City Manager discussed the alternates which were deferred from the last council meetingo Motion by Jacobsen9 seconded by Anderson9 to accept alternates A9 B9 Ce and P at a total cost of $21986404.09 plus $30x000 in additional appropriations of park funds already allowed by Resoluti®n Noe 52019 City Project Noe 6538 Contract for Swimaning Pool Site Improve~ents All ales m Carrieao -6- September 23, 1974 Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the following resolution be adopted9 that it be spread in the Resolution Book and that it be made a part of these minutese RESOLUTION N0. 5238-A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID AND AWARDING CONTRACT TO ARTEKA IlVCORPORATED FOR SITE IMPROVEMENTS AT THE SWIMMING POOL City Project No. 663 Clerk's File No. 9576 Po11 of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - None. Carried. 'leis resolution appears as Resolution No. 5238-A in Resolution Book No, 35. 11. Request for Traffic Control Si sat 67th Street and Oakland Avenue. The City Manager reviewed the staff's recommendation that there was not sufficient traffic, less than 1,000 cars per day using this intersection, to warrant the installation of a stop sign, and recommended the petition by denied. Ron Troyer, 6704 Oakland, and Wa11y Ball, 6711 Oakland, both spoke in favor of the stop sign. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Law, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the Resolution Book and that it be made a part of these minutese RESOLUTION N0. 5240 RESOLUTION RELATING T'0 TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS "STOP" SIGNS ON OAKLAND AVENUE AT 67TH STREET STOPPING OAKLAND AVENUE TRAFFIC AT 67TH STREET Poll of votesa Ayes - Jacobsen, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - Anderson, Kenealey, Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No, 5240 in Resolution Book No, 35. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Kenealey, to review the effect of the above res- olution in July of 1975 when the swimming pool is open and report back to the council. Po11 of votes; Ayes e Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Law. Nayes s Luettinger. Carried, 12, Request for Four-Way Stop Signs at 19th Avenue and 65th Street, The City Manager reviewed the staff's findings and stated there was not sufficient pedestrian or car traffic volumes to warrant installation of four-way stop signs. Bob DeBettigniese 6505 19th Avenue, spoke in favor of the four-way stop sign, ®7m September 23a 1974 Motion by Law9 seconded by Ly,ettingera that the following resolution be adopted; ghat it be spread in the Resolution Book. and that it be made a part. of these minuteso RESOLUTION NOo 5241 RESOLUTION RELATING TO TRAFFIC CONTR®L SIGNS "STOP" SIGNS ON 19TH AVENUE AND 65TH STREET MAKING INTERSECTION A FOUR®WAY STOP Poll of v®teso Ayes Jacobsen L~ettinger~ Law, Nayes m Anderson9 Kenealeyo Absent 1Vone, Carried, This resolution appears as Resolution No, 5241 in Resolution Book Noo 35a 13e Report on Questions Concerning Certain Driveway Assessments, 1973 Paving Project, The Public Works Director reviewed the types of complaints on the 1973 permanent street assessments, Generally they were categorized into four areaso Those in the first area were parcels in which the grade was so steep that it was impossible for the city to correct the situation, It was recommended that adjustments be made on an individual basis because9 in facts there was no driveway benefits Motion by Jacobsen seconded by Kenealeya that the following adjustments to the permanent street assessment be madeo Name Address Plat/Parcel Amount Reduced Vern Luettinger 7045 14th. Avenue 45007/4000 $409050 Quentin Johnson 6830 Elliot 44985/5712 340091 Carl Ao Ha'llquist 5709 Chicago 46750/3000 75°58 David Fritz 6444 Bloomington 45475/1000 78°76 roll of votes: Ayes Anderson Jacobsen Kenealey9 Law, Nayes None, Abstained Luettingers Carried, Mrs, Gerald U1mer9 7245 11th Avenues appeared before the council and stated she felt that she does not benefit by the costs assessed on her driveway as she felt the ~:ssessment was the result of contractor errorso Motion by Kenealey~ seconded by Luettinger9 that the cout.cil adjust the street assessment for Mrs, Ulmerg plat/parcel 45382/0850, by a credit of $284 and that she be assessed just for the driveway apron, egm September 239 1974 Po11 of votese Ayes m Jacobsen9 Kenealey9 Luettinger9 Lawo Nayes m Anderson, CaY~ried Doug Bo1er9 7333 Chicago9 appeared before the council and indicated that his initial information was in error but that he felt some adjustment was needed for the inconvenience in being unable to get repair work done and for having paid for the repair work himself, Motion by Luettinger9 seconded by Kenealey9 to grant an adjustment on the driveway assessment9 plat/parcel 45382/65509 in the amount of a credit of $SOo25o Poll of vot~ss Ayes _ Jaco~sen9 Kenealey9 Luettinger9 Lawo Nayes Anderson, Carrieda Motion by J,acobsen9 seconded by Luettinger9. to carry to the special council meeting. of October 39 1974 final disposition on the remaining twelve driveways in questions Name Ha A, Sherman Robert Hanson Ao Ge Erickson Daniel Townsend J, A, Bobendrier Orville Jannes John_Go Erickson F, J, Schroepfer M, Holt Ervin Smrcka Mrs, Christensen Robert Selby Address Plat/Parcel 6639 10th Avenue 46750/550 6700 10th. Avenue 46750/3100 6701 E11iot Avenue 46750/3850 6416 21st Avenue 45880/2770 6321 15th Avenue 45942/1800 6939 11th Avenue 44985/1665 6500 22nd Avenue 45880/1155 6500 19th Avenue 45880/460 6444 17th Avenue 45620/2500 7200 12th Avenue 45382/450 6929 1Qth Avenue 44985/2160 7004 18th Avenue 45315/400 1 14. Receiving Preliminary Report and Calling for Date of Hearing9 City Project 667mA Area 12mAg 1975 Paving, `1`he City Manager reviewed the preliminary engineering report on additional street construction and street lighting proposed for 19759 City Project No, 667Aa motion by Jacobsen9 seconded by Luettinger9 that the following resolution be 4 adopted9 that it be spread in the Resolution Book and that it be made a part of these minuteso mg RESOLUTION NOa 5242 September 23, 1974 RESOLUTION RECEIVING PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING REPORT AND CALLING ITEARING ON OCTOBER 28, 1974 ON PERMANENT STREET SUREACING9 ORNAI~NTAL- S`1'.REE`I' LIGHTING AND APPURTENANCES "'IT`LE'1~T0 CITY PROJECT NOo 667A (A part of Street Improvement District Noo 12) Clerks file Noa Cu9564 Poll of voteso Ayes o Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger9 Lawo Nayes m None, Absent None, Carried, This resolution appears as Resolution Noe 5242 in Resolution Book Noe 350 15 Amendment to Off~Street Parking Contracto Richfield Court Apartmentse 1300m1324 East 78th Streets (Deferred from September 9a 1974), The Public Works Director presented a request from Richfield Court Apartmts, 1300-1324 East 78th Street, for an amendment to their of~~,~treet parking contract. in which they would replace an existing concrete wall with a redwood fence with matching stained fence posts to improve the appearance of the projecto Motion by Jacobsen, second by Kenealey9 to approve the amendment to the off- street parking contracts Ayes m Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey9 Law. Nayes m Luettinger, Carried, 16 Release of Off=Street Parking Contract, Cricket Photo Lab„ 6724 Lyndale Avenue, Motion by Jacobsen9 seconded by Luettinger9 that the following resolution be adopted; that. it be spread in the resolution book and that. it be made a part of these minutese RESOLUTION NOo 5243 RESOLUTION RELATING TO RELEASE OF.~-BOND ON OF'F~STREET PARKING R, 0, Hanousek 115 Irving Avenue North Locationo 6724 Lyndale Avenue South Uses Photographic Shop and Mini Lab Po11 of votese Ayes m Anderson9 Jacobsen9 Kenealey9 Luettinger9 Lawo Nayes _ None, Absent m None, Carried, `T`his resolution appears as Resolution Noo 5243 in Resolution Book Noa 35, 'ti A10® September 2.3: ~ 1974 17. Request for Extension. of Special Use Permit for Bourbon and Basin Restaurant, ~_ The council received a request for the extension of a special use permit for the Bourbon and Basin Restaurant. It was pointed out that the special, use permit time ~ ' limitation had lapsed since approval of the permit and a one year extension had been granted, It was reported that this permit was ineligible for another extension and, , thereforee the applicant would need to initiate a new special use permit and proceed through the planning review process as a new application. No action taken, 18. Commission Appointments. Motion by Jacobsene seconded by Luettingera that this item be deferred to the next council meeting, of October 158 1974. Poll of votes: Ayes - Andersone Jacobsen, Luettingera Law. Nayes - Kenealey. Carried, 19. Resolution Naming Judges .and Polling Places for November 5 Election. Motion by Luettingera seconded by Kenealey9 that the following_resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be_made a part of these ~° minutesg ., .. .r , RESOLUTION N0. 5239 . RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR POLLING PLACES AND DESIGNATING JUDGES FOR STATE~TnTIDE GENERAL ELECTION .., Poll of votese Ayes - Andersone Jacobsene Kenealey9 Luettingera Law. .Nayes - None. Absent None. Carried, This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5239 in Resolution Book No. 35. 20. Amendment to Resolution Establishin Park and Recreation Advisory Commission Motion by Andersone seconded by Luettingera that this item be deferred, `~' A11 ayes Carried. r. ~. ' mllm September 239 1974 21o Amendment to Southwest Mutual Fire Aid Agreement, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that this item be deferred, All ayes m Carried, 22o Resolutions Certifying Assessment Rolls for Unpaid Water and Sewer Service Charges, and Special Assessment for Weed Destruction and Nuisance Abatement, Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Kenealey, that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread. in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minuteso RES®LUZ'ION N®, 5247 RES®LUI'IGN CER`TIF~TNG UNPAID WAfiER SERVICE CHARGES ~ `TITE CUNT AUDI~I'CR `IG BE C®LLEC`I'E:dD WITH OAR TABS ®N SAID PR®PRR`IIRS r. Po11 of votesa Ayes m Andersona Jacobsen9 T~~nealey9 Luettinger~ Law, Nayes None, i~ Absent m None, Carried, `T'his resolution appears as Resolution Noo 5247 in Resolut-ion Book Noo 350 Motion by Jacobsen seconded by Kenealey9 that the following resolution be adopted; that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a par~a'of these minuteso RES®LU~'I~DN N®o 5244 RESGLU`TT®N C'ERT'IFYING UNPAID SCR SERVICE CHARGES ~® `Z1P:E C®UN`I'Y AUDT`T®R `TG BB C®LLECT'ED WITH ®I~.R `TARES C5N SAID PR~PER`TIES Poll of va~tese .Ayes .G Andersona Jacobsen9 Kenealey9 Luettingers Lawo Nayes m Noneo Absent Noneo ~+`~.t~ieda~.',~his-'respl:utfion~ appea~s~~.s±Res®1u:ti~n No~.~~5244' in~.':l~esolution Book Noa 350 Motion by Jacobsen9 seconded by Kenealeya that the following resolution be adoptedg that it be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minuteso RES®LUT'I®N N®o 5245 RES~i~UI'I®N LEVYING SPECIAL ASSESS'1~F'N`T F®R NUISANCE ABAT'EMEN`T 1 Poll of votesa Ayes d Andersona Jacobsen9 Kenealey9 Luettinger~ Lawo Nayes m None, Absent Noneo Carried, `This resolution appears as Resolution No> 5245 in Resolution Book N®, 350 -12m September 23, 1974 Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Kenealey, that the following resolution be adopts that. it be spread. in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these minutes a ", .6 RESOLUTION N®. 5246 RESOLUTION LEVY IlVG SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FOR WEED DESTRUCTION Poll of voteso Ayes Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger, Law. Hayes _ None. , Absent m None, Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5246 in Resolution Book No. 35. 23. Policy Concerning Beer & L~,quor in City Parks. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Kenealey, that this ?ttem be deferred, A11 ayes m Carried. 24. Payments and Estimates, Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the following payments and estimates be approved: A. Hoffman Electric Co,, Estimate ~~5, Cc~.tract No, 2172, City Project No. 6571, Street Lighting, 37% Complete o $16,778..16, B, Carl Bolander and Sons Co., Estimate ~~3 and final. Contract No, 2169 City Project No. 660, Augsburg Parl€ Site Improvement, 100% Complete. $2,694, C. .Metro Engineering, Ince Estimate ~~3, Contract No. 2177, 75°1o complete, City Project No. 660, Augsburg Park Site Improvements, ,$33,340.55 D, Aqua City Plumbing, Estimate ~~4 and final. Contract No. 2149, City Project No. 653. Site Improvements, Taft Park m $1,361.50, E. Arteka, Inc, Estimate ~~5 and final. Contract No. 215, City Project No. 653, Site Improvements, Taft Park $3,461.80. F. Bury and Carlson, Estimate ~~6 and final. City Project No0 653, Contract No, 2150, Site Improvements, Taft Park m $3,860,81. G. Houle, Estimate ~~8 and final, Contract No, 2145, City Proj~,ct No, 653. Site Improvements, Taft Park m $5,645..13. 25, Licenses. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the following licenses be approveda 1 CITY ®F RICHFIELD C®NTINtTED BUDGET HEARING September 26, 1974 The Council of the City of Richfield mdt in special session in the Council Chambers of the City Ha11 on Thursday, September 26, 1974, to review the proposed 1975 budgeto The meeting was called to order by Mayor Law, Present: Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger, Lawo Absente None Mr, Burggraaff, city managere reviewed the budget planning process and gave a general overview of the 1975 proposed budgeto He highli~k~ted the services rendered by the various departments, Motion by Kenealey, that they not go through the budget line by line, but [J reduce the budget by ~7a and refer it back to the staff for allocation. of the reduction, `1'h.e motion died for lack of a second, Motion by J'~.cobsen, seconded by Luettinger, to ask the Charter Commission to consider changing the time of City primary to the same date as State Primaryo A11 ayes m Carried, The council reviewed the following departalentso Mayor Council, Executive, Legal, Finance and Planninga Motion by Anderson, seconded by Kenealey9 that the meeting be adjourneda 1 All ayes _ Carried, Timee 10030 p,me Date Approved ~ O.ctober 15, 1974 Lo Law Mayor `T`homas J, Mor City Clerk ~ ~ ~c Wayne Sa Burggraa City Manager 1 1 1 4~~®' Regular New I,G,A. Food liner9 2900 Tnl~st 66th Street New Left Guard9 7717 Nicollet Avenue New Tait°s Southdale9 Inc,9 2900 W. 66th Street All ayes ~ Carried, September 239.1974 Ice Machine9 Food, Add°1. Food Soft Drink9 Cigarette Vending Machine9 Cigarette Commercial Incinerator Motion by Jacobsen9 seconded by Luettinger9 that the following licenses be approvede Taxicab Licensee New Martin Toohi119 2080 Grand Avenue9 St, Paul New Wayne T,. Joe19 3612 Chicago Avenue New Robert F, Carr9 6527 17th Avenue New Don H. Bickham9 125 Oak Grove New Edward J. F1ynn 9 12850 N'ico11et9 Burnsville New John A> Kvam9 4925 E< Sunnyslope New David J. Zimmer9 177 E< Thompson9 W. St, New Joseph Raviv9 310 Westview Dr, ~~302 St. New Wallace Berthiaume9 7101 Nicollet New Fred P. Soltis9 27 W. 14th Street9 ~~203 New Jack Lo Swain9 5116 16th Avenue New Anthony A. Urwin9 4910 38th Avenue New Donald C. Buck9 6748 Grand Avenue New Fredric Dean9 5110 Sheridan Avenue New Arnold W. Caldwe119 6236 Bloomington New ,..James Rowel.l9 519 18th Avenue New Jahn R. Crede11e9 481 Laurel Avenue9 St, New .dames Rosso9 1500 LaSa11e Avenue New Robert E. Harris9 7125 17th Avenue New Edward M, Roach_9 6821 Vincent Avenue New Benjamin M. Fox9 3120 Grand Avenue New John D. Thomas9 3648 45th Avenue New Arnold J. Lahd9 3633 E11iot Avenue New Richard M. Sto1d9 8518 2nd Avenue New Harriet M, 01son9 5501 32nd Avenue New Charles Schmit9 8131 13th Avenue New Daniel J. Johnson9 4043 Pillsbury Avenue New Thomas Z. Zdon9 1619 California St. N,E. New Charles T. Croxen9 7320 Gallagher Driver New Steven M. Dosch9 4449 46th Avenue New Gordon Ka1as9 3411 42nd Avenue Paul ~au1 Paul New Timothy Hanson9 14709 W. Burnsville Crosstown New Kevin Lavander9 6216 Parnell Avenue New James B. McLaughlin9 812 W. 35th Street New Richard F. Hamper9 419 10th St, White Bear Lko New Terry L. Wiehn9 4213 Snelling Avenue New John Dascalos9 1208 University Ave, N,Eo Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab=driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab .driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver Taxicab driver A11 ayes m Carried. -14m September 238 1974 26. Claims and Payrollso Motion by Jacobsene seconded by Luettingere that the following claims and payroll be allowedo RICI3P'IBLD BANK & TRUST COMPANY Checks. 13574/16269 $1,3148812.72 SUMMIT STATE BANK Checks 53625/54224 General $ 1708615.89 53955/54211 Payroll 1018613.49 A11 ayes m Carried, 27. Adjournment. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsene that the meeting be adjourned, A11 ayes - Carried, 'lime; 1.<00 a.m. Date Approvede October 1.5, 1974 Law Mayor ~ ~2 tom/ - ~~~i'" `T`homas J. Moran City Clerk ~V ~~ ~ Wayne S, Burggraaff Manager C