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lUNU'fES' OF !BE BEGUUB :ll:BftIIiG Oll'S COtmc:U, OF
. mEVILLA.GI 0-, AJUlEIi BILLS.. III II" 1<S0'fA" "
Held in the,~ Ball, "llO:Il.da7, _,,26th, ~'}52
(27'th Meeting)
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'.l!le meeting was called to order promtl;r by lrIqor Cummings.
BOLL CALLI ew.ings, JlcClung, DeLange, DoepMr present, Jlack: absent at
the roll call, lnI.t arrivet aNer 'the derk: began the reading of the mimtes.
lTfI'lIONS. 1lEl4ONSTBJ.:!ICES, E'lC .1
(11 )(esars,G.G. Swanson, and George Y. Salibos, the latter of
~6ll N. BarnliM Ave., appeared before the council in ref'erellCe to the peti-
tion of' G. G. Swanson et al regarcU.ng drainage of casual water on their prop..
erty at Co. :Rd. E and Jr. Hamlf.ne Ave. !he council after listening to what
they hall to ll69' reaffirmed its opinion that this is a private _t1l8r, lnI.t indi-
cated that upon receipt of a letter fiom either the _"er wOII.ld be referred
to persaa or persons immelliately concerued for attention.
(21 "ssrs. BUrt Fritze, .1osep!i 11'~h..1re, :Richard Ashton, Glen Pet-
erson, Frsnlt Stanton, '!om Helmer and a JI(r. !tise, all of Arden Hills Io. ,
Addition, appeared before the cOlUlcil in reference tOl,the condition. of their
streets. !hey wanted to aDW what will or can be done and when. !fayeI' CwolIIings
said that the colldition requires drainage first, then gravelling. Ch. DeLange
of 'the Public Yorks CIImm1ttee stated. that his commi"ee wOllld make an inspec-
tion on Saturday, ~ ~rd, for the purpose of fOl'llllllating a program of work
to be dOne this year. Several of' 'the foregoing men expresaed themselves as
in favor of work of' a permaMnt natllre enn thOQ.gh this wOll.ld mean le17ing
assesllll1ents against benefitted property.
(,1 Mr. Kahnk:e asked ...hen the load limit signs wOll.ld be taken
down, and DeLange stated that the state law recpres them to be up untilIray
15th.
SPECIAL COMJa'!'l!EE REPORTS I
Civil Defensel Director Hunt reported that there will be some fiIr~
ther doings the latter part of Ira,., in St. Paul, dats not definitely set, in
which Arden Hills will be invited to participate. He did Iiot identify the !tind
of "doings."
By moUon of DeLange, spconded by JlcClung, the oouncil apprond the
purchase of 15 helmet liners at ".00 each thru JI(r. ])on Wallace of the St. Paul
at_l Defense Council.
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'fraffic Controll Incidentally JI(r. Ihmt asked whether or not a re-
flectorized -bulle-eye- cOll.ld be put up by the State Higtl.waynDepartment on the
northbftlld lane where Ii. Snelling Avemeb dOll.b18 laning eJl.d8. lhenderk:
stated that he thOQ.ght the matter cOll.ld be handled b,. a request to the State
Higtl._y Department and that he would IIlIlke the request.
S'fANDING CODI'l'!'BlII llEPOIlTS I
F1nallllel Ch. ])oepner reported that the commi"ee meeting planned
to be held in April did not materialize, and that he wOll.ld arrange for a meeting
during~. In this connection the question of a IIIIlnicipal liquor store was
discueset briefly.
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PubliCI SafeVI Ch. MaCIk moved and Doepner seClonded the following motion,
whiClh was passed 'lTl....imOUSlyl .'Blat the speed limit on Highwq No. 10 from
lITorth Hamline AveIlllll west to Hipway No. 51, be rsdued to th1:rV III1les pel'
hOUl', (2) that, the speed limit on Highway lITo. 51 from a point north of the Soo
Line bridge to the south boundary of the village of Arden Hills be 1!8mCled to
thir1;y l111es per hOUl', both in both di1!8ctions.D (9le point north of the SOD
LiDS bridge is to be determined by the State Hipway Department.)
It was also mgg8sted that the Cllerklt.ollow up on the matter of Tillage
boundary signs whieh he ordered from the Sltue Highw,," Department bst fall.
Mlie Works: 11:1. DeLange reported on the coun1;y IS road billiZUI: for the
period of Feb. 26th to MarClh 25th, 1952, $'88.74, leaving an available balance
to our Clredit of $474.94; b;,- motion of Delange seccnded b;,- McClung the cow:u:il
approved the billing.
He also reported that the meeting with Mr. Xntse of the Count~ve;,-orls
office, which was sehemled for April 12th, had to be postponed because Kruse
went out of town. '!herefore with or without Mr. Kruse the cOUlIllil members ar-
ranged to lIeet at DelAnge IS home at 10 A.M., Saturday, May )rd, to make the
tOUl' for inspeaUon of village streets.
DeLange moved and Doepner seconded a motion, which was passed, that DeLange
order fOUl' village boundar;,- signs from the Count;r, similar to those being :fUr-
nished by the State Htghwq Department, to be erected at the following point81
Co. Rd. J and lIT. Lexington Ave., Co. lid. F and N. Hamline Ave., Joharwa :Blvd.
and westv11lage liBe, and ,. HllIIliu A.ve. at the sGh village 1I000000ary line
(apprlllCimately at the Perkine' prope:rt;r.)
Public Welfare: Ch. ltc(llung reported that he had a letter notice re dluDping
and clell.Dlql work published in the Ajprll 24th isme of 0Ul' ofiicid newsplpr, '!lIE
JlGSE mIBUJ:iE.
In referenoe to health menaoe condi t10ns heretofore reported, he ~
preesed himsl1lf air reluctant to enter upon a private properV for the purpose of
telling an OCOl1pant how to keep his propert;r, feeling that a man has a right to
livs in dirt;rnconditions if he so chooses. !hs ClOUlIllil thereupon concluded that
hereafter lI1Uoh complaints be recognized by it only upon agnail. letters.
SPECIAL COMMlT'l'EB REPORt'S:
report.
:Ramsey County Plannil1g C'oJIIl!lissionl Maok sid there was nothing to
IiEPOB'IlS OF OFF1CEIlS I
lIqor Cummings reported that he called on the County Auditor in reference
to a remittance on account of tu settlements, and that he arranged for an advance
p&1flIent of $5,000.00. '!be clerk is to write the County ~eamrer as to when
the balance of current tu collectioW! would be forthcoming.
~lephoneDirectory Listings: McClung mggested that the clerk write the
~lephone Co. to list the constables as mch UlIStead of as .police."
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(~.I Workmen's CllIllPel3.8aUoi1, amm.al premium or 42~ per $100.00 or
Pll1Toll, with amm.al IlliXlimwn premium $12.00. .
011. moUon or lfack seconded by J)oepner the cOUJl.Cil voted to order 1 and 2 or
above.
CLlIMl3: By moUon of Doepl18r seconded by McClung the following cla1ms
wers approved 1'01' p6\1lllent: .
.#114 - St. Paul Stamp Work. - civil de:Cen.s badges
,45 - Walter Cn..m"'glil - April salary as 1IllIJ'0r
46 - Herman ;r. ])oepIlSr". · clerk
47 - Ie. Rex McClung - ~ ! trustee
48- B. J. DeLange -. ~.
4' - Walter,!'. llack: -. .!
5<> - Herman J. DoepIISr -.saly. elecUon.clerk,
.51 - Worth G. Read - April saly. as treasurer
.52 - J. W. Huhle Co. ... Civil derense belts
.5~ - st. Paul Civil Defense C011JIllil - belts
.54 - Kelvin Hurlbert, Bdlg. Insp. - ~r. bUg permit
$~O.oo
.12..50
2.5.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
12/4/51 tl: ~/18/.52 ~O.OO
.5.00
10.40
1.'0
~.5.10
:Cees
!!he clerk: :reported a ueh balance according to his books or .70~6.00
af'ter d.dlLation Of the foregoing claima, which, however, does not include
the $474.\14 road c1'8dit.
I~S, (aontiDD.eill - llack moved and Cammings seconded a motion,
which was passed, that the Illerk check: fUrther on cost of auto liability in-
su:rance and contact the council members for author to order the same at once
in cass the prslllium is satistactory.
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the HSting ad.fOlUIISd
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AD.JOlJlUIMElf!: :By moti on or lfack seconded.
at 11:.50 Pol!:.
Appr