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01-13-1975CITY OF RICHFIELD 1~EGI~LAR MEETING January 13, 1975 The Council of the City of Richfield met i~a regular session in the Council Chambers of the City Hall on Mondalr, January 13,.1975 at 7000 p.m. Councilman. Ludeman gave the invocation. The meeting was called to-order by Mayor Law, Presenta Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman,. Luettinger, Law. Absent: None 1. Council and HRA Oath of Office for Ivan Ludeman. The city clerk administered the oath of office to Ivan Ludeman, who is serving his first term of office on the council. The oath of office was also ad~ ministered to Vern Luettinger, who is beginning his fifth term of office as councilman, Mayor Law appointed Councilman Ludeman to fill the unexpired HRA term of office of former councilman George Kenealey. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to confirm the mayor's appointment of Councilman Ludeman as HRA commissioner to fill Mr. Kenealey's term. All ayes Carried. The city clerk administered the oath of office to Ivan Ludeman as commissioner of the HRA of Richfield, 2, Minutes. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the minutes of the December 23, 1974 meeting be acc.epted~ but with the following correction inserted on page loo tie Minnesota Highway Patrol and the Minneapolis Police, A11 ayes m Carr~.ed. Mayor Law presented a resolution honoring George Kenealey for his service to the council and the city. Mr, Kenealey expressed his thanks and appreciation to the council. -2 m January 13, 1975 3o Hearing on Additional Permanent Street Improvements for 19750 The city manager reviewed the proposed additional permanent street.. improvements and the public works director reviewed the residents meeting and answered questions regarding the proposed project< Clark Belford, 6701 Grand, appeared and spoke in apposition to the projecto Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, to close the hearing, All ayes - Carried, Motion by Anderson, 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 minutest RESOLUTION NOo 5297 RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT AND PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PERMANENT PAVING, ORNAMENTAL STREET LIGHTING AND APPURTENANGE:i THERETO CITY PROJECT NOa 667B (A part of Street Improvement District No, 12,) Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Naves - Nonee Carried, This resolution appears as Resolution Noo 5297 in Resolution Book Noo 36, 4, Proclamation Declaring Career Education Weeko Mayor Law read a proclamation declaring January 12 to 18, 1975 as Career Education Weeko He presented the procla~na~ion to Richfield Distributive Educational Clubs of America representatives Kim Utter and Nancy Boman of Richfield High School, 5e Amendment to the Zoning Ordinances Section 3e36 of the City Code, Bill No,.1975®39 "An Amendment to Chapter ITI, Part IV, Section 3e36 of the Ordinance Code of the City of Richfield, Minnesota", :'ascribing allowable size of signs, was read and reviewed, the same being on file in the office of the city clerk, (C-9596) -3- January 139 1975 Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that this constitute the first reading of Bill No. 1975-3, that it be published in the official newspaper, and that the second reading of this ordinance amendment be scheduled for the council meeting of January 27, 1975. Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Naves - None. Carried. 6. Ordinance Amendment to Provide for Compensating Individuals Engaged. in Conducting Bingo Games. Bill No. 1975-4, "An Amendment to Chapter V, Part II, Section 5.19 of the Ordinance Code of thF City of Richfield, Minnesota", allowing maximum compensation for employees working.on Bingo games, was read and reviewed, the s~~rie being on file in the office of the city clerk. (C-9597) George Kenealey, representing the Bingo Operat3rs Association, spoke in favor Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to deny first of this ordinance amendment. reading. Both the motion and the second were withdrawn. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that this item be deferred to the next council meeting of January 27, 1975. - All ayes - Carried. 7. Designation of ,Official Newspaper. Dick Norlander, 300 West 96th Street, Bloomington, appeared in interest. Tom Snow, 7113 2nd Avenue, spoke of the need to publish in the Minneapolis Star newspaper. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the Richfield Sun Newspaper be designated the city's official newspaper. All ayes - Carried. It was reported that the Sun Newspaper was in~.erested in Conducting a public forum regarding the newspaper coverage of Richfield events. `1''he following persons appeared in interest of such a public forum: mom January 13, 1975 d Muriel Kozak, 7200 Dlaisdell Gertrude 7Jlrich, 7601 Aldrich Carl Jorgenson, 7200 Nicollet Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, to endorse the proposal of the Richfield Sun to hold a public forum for the purpose of discussing newspaper coverage of events in the city of Richfielda All ayes _ Carried. Councilman Luettinger stated he felt the community was not being informed on what was going.on in the council chambers and that he has heard of many people that are unhappy with the coverage given by the Richfield Sun, He particularly would.. like to see the newspaper report on the reasons a councilman voted the way he did. Councilman Luettinger asked the Sun to adequately publicize the date Councilman Ludeman also stated the newspaper should and time of the public forum, state the reasons a councilman voted the way he did. 8. Problem with Fire Relief Assoc:~ation Pension Benefits and Incur. on Duty Leave, The amity sianager reviewed the background of this case involving the Richfield Fire Department Relief Association. indicating that the position of the city staff was to oppose duplicate payments, John Deana representing the city attorney, spoke on what would be involved in a court declaration, Carl Olson, 6314 18 Avenue South, reported that the Federal ~sovernment does not allow duplicate payments for injury on duty leave and pension benefits, George Kenealey, attorney for the Richfield Fire Relief Association, again requested the Attorney Gen+eral's opinion on Article XV of the Richfield Fire Department Relief Association BymLaws, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that this item be deferred until the city attorney9 Clayton LeFevere, can~be presen'°, All ayes m Carried, -5- January 13, 1975 9. Various Commission and Committee Lias.ion Appointments, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following liaison appointments to various commissions and boards be made; Plannif~g Commission Ex-officio Member - Ivan Ludeman Alternate - Vern Luettinger South~Hennepin Human Services Council . Director - Camillo DeSantis Director - A, 1~, Anderson CATV Studv Commission Director - R. E. Jacobsen Director - W, S. Burggraaff Alternate - A, P. Anderson Alternate - Ga Eide Association Metropolitan League of Municipalities Representative - L, L. Law Alternate - Vern Luettinger Suburban Public Health Nursing Service Representative - I, Roesler Metronolitan_Aircraft Sound Abatement Council Representative - Stanley Olson Representative - V~rn.Luettinger Alternate - W,. S. Burggraaff Alternate - Vacant (to be considered at the next council meeting) Suburban Rate Authority Director - Vern Luettinger Alternate - A. Po Anderson School Board Liaison - ',~'r_:_°~~ ;;uettinger. Alternate - i~, t~. Anderson -6- January 13, 1975 Advisory Youth Commission Delegate Alternate Human Rights Commission Liaison Alternate Park and Recreation Adviso Commission Ex-Officio Member Alternate Senior Citizens Advisory Commission Liaison Alternate - Ivan Ludeman - E. E. Jacobsen - E.. E, Jacobsen - A. P. Anderson - L. L. Law - Vern Luettinger - A. P. Anderson - L. L. Law Liaison Alternate Civil Service Commission - E. E, Jacobsen - Ivan Ludeman Liaison - A, P, Anderson Alternate - G, Eide Acting City Manager - G, Eide Council President Pro Tempe - E. E. Jacobsen Planning Commission ' Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that Mrs. Gertrude Ulrich, 7601 Aldrich, be reappointed to the Planning. Commission for a three year term. All ayes - Carried, Councilman Ludeman presented his letter of resignation from the planning commission. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, to accept Councilman Ludeman's letter of resignation with thanks. Poll of voteso Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger, Law. Abstained - Ludeman. Nayes - None. Carried. 1 1 1 -7 m January 13s 1975 Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen,. that the following individuals be ~- nominated for appo~.ntment to the planning commission; Mrs® Connie Hoverson Herbert Ketcham Sister Charl~vttie Ann LeC1a3.r Charles H. Robbins Russel Susag Joseph Ertman Steven Lindgren 7408 13 Avenue 7212 Ca~g Grove Blvd. 6b®0 Nicollet 7112 Park Avenue 7305 1st Avenue 7533 3rd. Avenue 7132 12th Avenue The council took a secret ballot to determine the appointment of three of the above seven nominees. The results of the secret ballot were as follows; Russell Susag 3 Year Term Joseph Ertman Fi11 the unexpired term of Ivan Ludeman (1 year) Steven Lindgren 3 Year Term Motion by Jacobsen9 seconded by Ludeman, that letters. of thanks be sent to II L___.J the unsuccessful applicants stating their applications would be kept on file in case future vacancies occur, A11 ayes - Carried. Civil Service Commission Motion by Anderson, seconded by Lue.ttinger, that W. Robert Gordon be reappointed to the Civil Service Commission for a 1 year term, A11 ayes - Carried. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Anderson9 that the appointments to the Advisory Youth Commission,. pack and Recreation Advisory Commission and Senior Citizens Advisory Commission be deferred to future meetings. A11 ayes - Carried, 10. Approval of Preliminary Plans and Specifications for Roosevelt Park Pro3ect. Harvey Feldman, park and -recreation director, reviewed the planning process r I for the development of RooseiTPlt Park and repor}n~i ~:,. :iiscussions held at neighbor- hood meetings. -8- January 13, 1975 Mr. Paul Fjare, consultant from Brauer and Associates, presented the pre- liminary plan and answered questions, A number of the neighbors appeared in interest but did not give their names for the record. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Jacobsen, to continue discussion of this item to the next council meeting.of January 27, 1975. All ayes - Carried. ll. Parking Restrictions. on.l8th Avenue Between 63rd and 64th Streets, The public works director reviewed the discussions held by the neighbors of this district and their request chat the existing "Np Parking" signs be changed. Carl Olson, 6314 18 Avenue, appeared in interest. Motion by Ludeman, 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. 5298 RESOLUTION RELATING TO TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS "NO PARKING 6 PM TO 10 PM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY" ON 18TH AVENUE FROM 225 FEET NORTH OF 64TH STREET TO 63RD STREET Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - None. Carried, This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5298 in Resolution Book No. 36. 12. Release of Off-Street Parking Bonds., Richfield Bank and Crosstown Marine. 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 ~NO. 5299 RESOLUTION RELAT7IVU iU REL,RASE t1F BUND %+iv` C~i'F~~jTREET PARKING Richfield Bank & Trust Co, 6625 Lyndale Avenue South Use: Additional parking spaces for Richfield Bank & Trust Co. -9 January 13,. 1975 Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman9 Luettinger, Law, Naves - None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5299 in Resolution Book No. 36. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following resolution be adopted; that the stipulation of installation.of a hedge along the east side of the property be wai,v~d; that it be spread in the resolution book. and that. it be made a part of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 5300 RESOLUTION RELATING TO RELEASE OF BOND ON OFF-STREET PARKING Crosstown Marine 317 Excelsior Avenue W. Locr 6245 Lyndale Avenue S. Use- Retail Sales of Boats, Outboard Motors, Motorcycles and Snowmobiles Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger, Law. Nayes - None. Carried, This resolution appears ~~s Resolution No. 5300 in Resolution Book No. 36. 13. Proposed Parking Restrictions on the South Side of 72nd Street Between Pillsbury and Nisollet Avenue. 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 N0. 5301 RESOLUTION RELATING TO TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS "NO PARKING ANY-TIME" ON SOUTH SIDE OF 72ND STREET FROM PILLSBURY AVENUE TO NTCOLLET AVENUE Poll of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Luettinger,.T.,aw. Naves - None. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5301 in Resolution Book No, 36. 14. Approval of Purchases ir. Excess of $1.,000, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the council approve the following purchases: Rods for sewer cleaning mashing, a one year°s supply, at the cost of $2,205. Funds are available for this purpose in the 1975 budget. -10- January 13, 1975 A 3/4 ton pickup truck to be used by the water division as a utility vehicle in the amount of $3,730,50. ~h.is vehicle will replace a depreciated vehicle and will be assigned to the garage equipment fund for depreciation. A11 ayes - Carried. not Mot-ion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to/approve the renewal of the temperature control maintenance contract but to investigate an alternate quotation with Advance Engineering. All-ayes - Carried. 15, Minutes and Tabulations of Bids and Award of Contract for Water Chemical Bids. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the minutes and bid tabulation for chemicals at the water treatment plant be accepted as presented. All ayes - Carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, to accept the manager's recommendation as stated in Council Letter No. 12. 1, Accept the bid of Cutler-Magner Company for Quick Lime and approve the contract with this firm for a cost of $36,50/ton subject to verifiable cost increases. (1974 - $30.05) 2. Reject the .bids of the American Cyanamid Company and the Hawkins Chemical, Inc, for the supplying. of Liquid Aluminum Sulfate and approve a purchase order with the American Cyanamid Company for a cost of 0..0311~/lb. (1974 - .026425G/lb.) with a total cost not_ to emceed $4,000, during the first quarter of 1975. 3. Approve the bid meeting specifications for the Hawkins Chemical, Inc. in the amount of $,35/lb. (1974 - $.25/1b.) for Liquid Anhydrous Ammonia. 4. Approve the low bid meeting specifications for the Jones Chemicals, Inc, in the amount of $19.05/cwt. (1974 - $12.489/cwt,) for Sodium Silico Plouride. All ayes - Carried. 16. Approval of Tentative Settlement with Police Supervisory Unit. 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 -11- 1 of these minutes: RESOLUTION N0. 5295 J'any,ary 13, 19.75 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TRANSFER OF APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE 1975 CONTINGENCY TO PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT Poll of votes; Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Law. Hayes - Luettinger. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No. 5295. in Resolution Book No. 36. 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: RESOIa4JTI0N N0. 529 6 RESOLUTION APPROVING LABOR CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF RICHFIELD AND THE RICHFIELD POLTCE • SUPERyJISORY EMPLOYEES FOR 1975 Poll of votes; Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ludeman, Law, Hayes - Luettinger. Carried. This resolution appears as Resolution No, 5296. in Resolution Book No. 36. Councilman Luettinger stated he voted "not1 because he felt the council should have all city bargaining unit negotiations before it prior to passing on an individual contract. Mayor Law went on record stating the council set guidelines on n~gptiations for next year before the negotiators settle. 17. Planning Commission Recommendations Concerning Development Framework Under Consideration by the Metropolitan Council. Gertrude Ulrich presented the planning commission's recommendations and comments on the Development Framework policies of the Metropolitan Council. Motion by Anderson, secoinded by Ludeman, that the council concurs with the planning commission°s recommendation except for the following statement in page 2 of DISCUSSION STATEMENT which was asked to be dele~~:d, -12- January 1.3, 1975 "Another type of tool which should be used is the certificate of need for the construction of new school facilities. It is our opinion, with the equal school tax law the older communities such as Bloomington and Richfield are in fact providing funds for expanded facilities in Burns- vi11e, Apple Valley and other fringer area communities. There is a need for the use of the school facilities on a cooperative basis." All ayes - Carried. 18. Payments and Estimates. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following payments q~td approveda A, Northwest Bituminous Co. Inc. Estimate No. 8, Contract No. 2171, 99% complete, City Pro3ect No. &57,.1974 Street Improvements, $75,566.80. B, Minnesota Midwestern Contractors, Inc. Estimate No. 8 and final, Contract No. 2155, 100% complete, City Project No. 639 and No. 652, New Fordtown Park Shelter, $2,306.83. All ayes - Carried, 19, Licenses. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen,. that the following licenses be approved; Fee Waived• Renet~al Opportunity Workshop, 512 W. 78 Street Renewal Richfield Evangelical,. 1824 W. 66 Street Renewal St. Richard°s Church, 7601 Penn Avenue Renewal Woodlake Lutheran Church, 7525 Oliver Avenue Regular• Renewal .A1's:LoXa,. 6445 Penn Avenue .. Renewal American Bakeries Co., 6326 Penn Avenue Renewal M. Amundson,. 1325 E, 66th Street Renewal Baden Bowl, Inc., 801 W. 77 1/2 Street Renewal Belt Line Bar, 1918 W. 78 Street Renewal Big Mike's Sub, 8ihop, 6500 Lyndale Renewal Broadway Pizza, 7514 Lyndale Renewal Bruce's Sanitation Ser. Box 1134 Elko, Mn. Food, Soft drink, commercial incinerator Vending machine, cigarette, food Bingo Food, soft drink . Cigarette, loft drink _ Food, add'1. food, fleet _Cigarette, food -Food, 2 Vend. Mach., soft drink, cigarette (6) coin operated mach., muBiC ~Dx,.On-sale beer, off-sale beer ` Cigarette Music box, food, soft drink, c~Lgarette, vending machine G~xbage & refuse hauling -13- Licenses Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal (Continued) Richfield Police Dept. 6700 Portland Champion Auto, 7600 Lyndale Chatterbox Salon; 1922 W. 78 Street Cherokee Service, 1212 East 66 Street Clark Super 100, 140 E. 78 Street Cliff`s Apo, 6501 Lyndale Avenue Renewal Clark Super 100, 222 W. 66 Street Renewal Colon~tal Lodge Motel, 7745 Lyndale Renewal Condon Drug, Inc., 1208 E. 66 Street Renewal Da11 Foods, Inc,, 7600 Knox Avenue Renewal E. 66 Street Union 76, 601 ~. 66 Street Renewal Edina Morningside.San.; 811 Gypsy Lane Renewal Elsen Service, 7730 Port~.and Avenue Renewal Encore Cho~a- Mein, 6637 Penn Renewal Fas Gas ~~97, 6744 Penn Renewal Fireside Pizza, 6736 Penn Renewal G ~ H Sanitation, Gypsy Lane, Savage Renewal Genuine Parts, 708 W. 77 1/2 Street New =_:_ - ~ Glamour Beauty Academy, ::323 W. 66 Stre~:t Renewal Gold Eagle Wash,. 1537 E. 66 Street Renewal Gold Eagle, 904 W. ~7 1.2 Street Renewal Good Year Service Center, 301.E W, 66 Street Renewal Haley & Heiber, Inc., 6438 Lyndale Renewal Lloyd E. Hall, 3001 W. 71 Street Renewal Harmon Glass Co., 7524 Lyndale Renewal Hobbycraft House, 6238 Lyndale Renewal Inland Aquatics, 6451 Lyndale Renewal & New Kenny's Markets, 6700 Penn Renewal Kinney Shoess l4 W, 66 Street Renewal Kins-Mor Drug, Inc., 6544 Penn Renewal Krispy Kreme Doughnut, 6405 Lyndale Renewal LaBe11e's, 7701 Nicollet Renewal lariat Lanes, 6320 Penn Renewal Left Guard, Inc.., 7717 Nicollet Renewal Longtinos Restaurant, 6519 Nicollet Renewal Los bravos, 1504 E, 78 Street Renewal Midwest Mortuary, 6521 Cedar Renewal Miller's Fireside Pizza, 6736 Penn New Mpls. Richfield American Legion ~~435 Renewal Nelson's Drive In, 6430 Nicollet Jarxuary 13, 1975 Cigarette (2) vend.. machines Soft drink Soft drink Soft drink Cigarette, food (2) vend. mach., soft drink, cigarette Ice mach., soft drink, cig, Soft drink, mote l Off-sale beer, food, cig.., soft drink Ice mach,, food, soft drink, cig., off-sale beer Soft drink Garbage & refuse hauling Vend. mach.., soft drink Food, cigarette Soft drink, ice mach., cig.,, 2 ve~.ding mach. On-sale beer Garbage & refuse hauling Soft drink 1 vend. mach., soft drink Soft. drink Soft drink Soft drink Coin operated car wash Garbage & refuse hauling Soft Drink Soft Drink Soft Drink Food vehicle, (2) Soft drink Food, cigarette Food, add°1. food, fleet, soft drink, cigarette° (3) vend. mach., soft drink, cigarette Food, soft drink, cigarette Vend. mach, (3) cigarette Vend. mach. Food, soft drink, on-sale, beer, cig.., music box Commercial incinerator Music box, ice mach.., food, soft drink, cigarette Music box, (3) coin operated amusement machines Food, soft drink, cigarette =14- Licenses (Continued) Renewal Nisgood Co., 6490 Excelsior Blvd, Renewal Northstar Pizza, {Shakey's) 500 E. 78 Street Renewal PDQ Food, 8s3 E. 66 Stree% Renewal Penny's Supermarket, 6530 Pillsbury Renewal Penny's Supermarket, 2900 W. 66 Street Renewal Pilgrim Cleaners, 2901 W. 66 Street Renewal Pc~~pp.ir. Fresh, 3000 W. 66 Street Renewal R & C Hub Bake Shetp, 4 W. 66 Street Renewal Richfield City Ha11, 6700 Portland Renewal Richfield Ice Arena, 636 E. 66 Street Renewal Richfield Standard Service, 7544 Lyndale New Richfield Transmission, 7444 Lyndale Renewal Richfield Transmission, 7444 Lyndale Renewal Romar Ent. Tnc.,.1400 E. 78 Street Renewal Royal Car Wash, 901 W. 77 1/2 Street .Renewal Sandy's Tavern, 6612 Penn Renewal Sauna City,. 812 W. 77 1/2 Street Renewal Sinclair Station,. 6.600 Portland Renewal Soft Touch Sauna, 6521 Cedar Renewal Solid Waster Service, Box 7235, Mpls. Renewal Sub~rpan Yellow Taxi, 6405 Cedar Renewal Southwest Cab Co., 638 Selby Ave. St. Paul Renewal Taco Bell, 220$ W. 66 Street Renewal 'Phree M, 2830 W. Fairview, St. Paul Renewal Tip Top Car Wash, 6601 Bloomington Renewal Twin City Tire Co., 719 W. 77 1/2 Street Renewal United Rent A11s, 2200 W. 66 Street Renewal VFW Fred Babcock Post, 710=Lake Shore Drive Renewal Viking Spped Wash, 7748 Morgan Renewal Washburn 66,.2918 W. 66 Street Renewal Wayne's Mobil, 7645 Nicollet Renewal Western Station, 7700 Lyndale Renewal Wilhelm's Standard, » 10 N~.collet January 13, 1975 Garbage ~ refuse haulin Retail• on-sale, retail o - sa1e, food, soft drink, food vehicle, c.ig., oaus~ic box, coin.op. amusement machine Off-sale beer, fpod, soft drink, cigarette Food, Add'1, food, (2) vend. mach,,. soft drink, cigarette Retail off-sale beer, food, 4 add'1. food, (3) vend. mach soft drink, cigarette Soft drink Food, soft drink Food Vend. mach., cigarette Soft drink (2), vend. mach. (2) Cig., soft drink, vend. mach. Soft drink,. cig.., vend, mach. Soft drink, cigarette Motor Veh. dealer, soft drink, ca~in'operated car wash Coin. operated car wash Off-sale beer, on-sale b food, cigarette, soft drip Sauna License- Soft drink Soft drink Garbage & refuse hauling Taxicab licenses (21), soft drinlc Taxicab licenses (21) Food, soft drink Cigarette, (2) vend. mach. Coin operated car wash Cigarette, soft drink, vend. machine Soft drink Cigarette, binge, (2) trend. mach.. ,. music box, cigarette Soft drink Cigarette, vend. mach. Soft drink,. cig., vend, mach. (2) Ice mach,, soft drink, food, cigarette Soft drink, cig., vend. ., ice machine 1 1 LJ d15m Licenses (continued) Renei'faal Woodlake 66 Carwash, 744 W. 66 Street Rene~rs.l~ ~hangri~La Sauna, 2461 W. 66 Street Renewal Belt Line Bar,. 1918 W. 78 Street Renewal Roiths Pharmacy9 7144 Chicago Renewal Mister Donut, 6600 Penn Renewal Romar Car Wash, 1400 W 78 Street Renewal Lindahl Olds, 1900 W. 78 Street Renewal Jacobson Sanitary Serv., 7501 Portland Renewal Dick®s Sanitation Servo, Rt. 1, Lakeville Renewal Schmalz Bros. 21'fD0 E. ~8 Street Renewal Wood Lake Sanita, 9813 ~'~.~ring Cloud Dr. Renewal Phillip 66 Station; 1120 E. 78 Street Renewal Stadium 66, 1120 78 Street Renewal Brown~~.ng & Ferris; 9813 Flying Cloud Dr. Renewal Cookie Jar Bakery, 6532 Penn Renewal Bee~C's Pizza, 5336 Lyndale Renewal Lyndale Fruit and Veg. Market, 6412 Lyndale Renewal Naegele Outdoor Adv. ,. 1700 W. 78 Street Taxicab DYivers Janua?cy 139 1975 Cig., soft drink Sauna Food, soft drink, cig. Soft drink, cig, food Food, add'l: food, soft drink ~teu~o mach., cigarette ~~nd. mach., food, cig. Gi~r$age & refuse hauling ,G~rbe.g~ & refuse hauling Cigarette, (2) vend. mach. Garbage & refuse.hauIing Soft drink Soft drink Garbage & refuse hauling Food Food vehicle Food Cig., -soft drink, vend. machines (4) Renewal Theodore J. Peterson, 3838 35 Avenue, Mp1s. Taxicab driver Renewal Clifford A. Peterson, 2722 E. 24 Street,.Mpls Taxicab driver Renewal Harold R. Juniak, 3935 N. Valley View, Apt. 105 Taxicab driver New Laird Douglas A1lstop, 7214 Thomas Avenue Taxicab driver New James Alan Dinkel, 3641 12 Avenue, Mils. Taxicab driver Renewal Michael J. Spillane, 69.14 Oal~~.nd Taxicab driver , Renewal Thomas J. Kuntz, 3404 E. 26 Street, Mp1s. Taxicab driver New Larry L. Lindquist,. 151 E. 84 Street, Bloomington ~ Taxicab driver Renewal Greg Thomas Ward, 6300 Morgan Taxicab driver Renewal James Victor Hedlund,$712 4 Avenue, Bloomington Taxicab driver Renewal Paul R. Johnson, 8135 13 Avenue, Bloomington Taxicab driver Renewal Joseph Raviv, 310 Westview Driver Taxicab driver Renewal Harold A. Jones, Jr.-9401 James, Bloomington Taxicab driver Renewal John Luther Hagen, 7345 15 Avenue. Taxicab driver Renewal John Hugo Frederick, 7033 3 Avenue Taxicab driver Renewal Leonard W. Carlson, 3840 35 Avenuc~,.Mp1s. Taxicab driver Renewal Robert Dean Gilbertson, 3316 Skyview Driver Taxicab driver Renewal John Mark Remick,. 1440 Highviera', Eagan Taxicab driver Renewal James Hugh. Rosso, 1500 LaSalle ~ven~.e, ~k307, Mpls. Taxicab driver Renewal Boyd Alan Hazledine, 8116 Zane Ave. N. Apt. 305 Taxicab driver Renewal Charles W. Schmit,.8131 13 Avenue, Bloomington Taxicab driver ~, :,~ All ayes __m Carried. " " m16m January 13, 1975 20. Claims and Payrolls. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that the following claims and payrolls be alloweds RICHFIELD BANK & TRUST COMPANY Checks 11795/17653 $1,064,688.58 SUMMIT STATE BANK Checks 54396/54408 General 217,230.96 2103/54413 Payroll 117,075.96 All ayes o Carried. 21. Resolution of Appreciation. (Not on Agenda) Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that a resolution of appreciation be prepared for Lawrence Wozniczka and Frank Vinella, retiring members. of the planning commission, to be presented at the next council meeting. All ayes Carried. 22. Adjournment. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Law, that the meeting be adjourned. A11 ayes - Carried. Times 12100 p.m. Date Appr ed s January 27, 1975 ", l/(~(j,~'`(~y`~ omas J. Mor City Cler or L. Law Mayor Wayn S. Burggraaff y M er 1