CC 06-30-1952 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

MI!ltT!ES OF THE REGUIAR MEETING 011' TIlE COmoc:IL OF THE VILLAGE OF ARDEN HILLS, MINliESO!llA. Held in the, WOwn Hall, MoIlda:J, June 30th, 19.52 (31st Meeting) 10 Meeting called. to order promptly by Mayor Owrmdngs. ROLL CALL: Gwnmings, Doepner, McClung, DeLange present, Mack absent be- cause of illness. . MIEUTES: Milll1tes of the special meeting held JUIl8 23rd were read by the clerk: and by motion of DeLange seconded by McClung approved. LICENSES: Gllstave E. Franson, 422.5 40th Ave. S., Minneapolis, appeared and stated that he is leasing the "Arden Hills Club Cafe" for one )'ear with option for a 3-year renewal, beginning July 1, 19.52. '!he council by motion of Doepner seconded by Delange voted to issue licenses to him as follows, and to cancel those previously issued to Stephen C. She rack expiring Dec. 31, 19.52: :M'.a1 t "on sale" $12 .00 MAlt-off aale . 2..50 Cigaret1le $6.00" Cafe $2..50 All licenses to be for the pc riod of July 1st, 19.52 to December 31, 19.52. 1 Juke box $1.5.00 2. pinball machine $.5.00 Soft drink: $2..50 PETITIONS, ltEIDNS'!'1lANCES, E'ro.: Mr. Charlie Amble upon oral requeat to the council 1I8.a by motion of DeLange seconded by McClung granted permission to have a supervised fireworks disply for neighborhood children the evening of July 4th, 19.52, both constables to be notified thereof, and Graf:f'under said he woul<l do so. . !BAFFIC CONTROL: Dick Rosacker asked the council to reconsider the question of Obtaining the State Highway Department's approval of a reduced speed limit on the north-travelled lane of High_" .51 fr em Highway 10 to the south village limits. He was again informed of the Highwa;y Depsrtment.s action declining to post 30 MPH signs because of llll1'veys previously made showing this to be inadvisable, and that it would be fruitless to approach it again on this snbject. However, it waa mggested that he could sponsor a petition asking for the desired relief. He stated that the heavy stream of fast-moving north-iound traffic makes it djjf'i- cult and hazardous for him to enter the southbound lane. S!l'ANDINGComiJIrEE REPORTS: Sirens; Signs; Flares 1'01' Constables: Graf:f'under reported on these items ptluuant to an assignment given him as the previous co~ cil meeting. By motion of DeLange seconded by l&lClung the oouncil anthoriud him to order the following: (a) 2 model 66 sirens without lights, at $7.5.00 each less 10~ discount, plus $1.00 postage on each, less whatever credi t Chas. Olson'" Son realize on the retD.rn of the siren used by ~Constable Phiffer. 2. pairs removable signs for pri vate oar, P'176, to have thereon a whi te star on black, and under it the name of the vi l1age, wi th apace for the word .polioe" to be added later, if desired - at $14.90 per Pl'. 1 gross of l.5-minnte flares at $27.00 per gross. (b) (c) He stated that the purchase of these was recommended by the Public Safety Com- mi ttee .