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Home My WebLink AboutCC 06-02-1952 . . 65 lUmrJ!ES OF THE ADJOtIIDlED I4'U!WIG OF 'lml ,,,llnt OF 'mE .1ILLA.GIllOF .ummlBILLS. mmmsOlrA. Held in. t!le !'01Illliall olL_llondaJ', .:fu.ne.2nd. 1952 (29th Keetingl Keeting called to order prOlllptly by ~or Owmn1nga. ROLL CALLI Owmn1ngs. Doepner, lloClung. Jlack present. 118Lange absent at ths roll. ca1,1. lUlIDTESI ll11:l11tes of the regular meeting held April 28th were approved as rsadby the clerk. ll11:l11tes of the regular meeting held lI'ay 26th were read and approved after subsUtu.ting the ward -partioipating" for "attending.- PETITIOJill, BEMONS!.IlA8CES. E~. (11 Vacating Oentllr.l"venllel J!:r. John:' S. M:Donald. President of the !lcDona1d lwr1ber COIIIPan;y. appsared before the council with request that it Tacate Oenter Avemte. in Mounds Center Subdivision, frCllllilV. 8 to BV. 10 between :Blocks 1 and 2. said entire blocks 'being owned by said lumber OOIllP~. Be was advised to submit written petition signed by all parties in intsrest. with evi- dence of ownership. outstanding liens, eto. for the coo.ncilts further oonsideration. (21 lIr. L. E. Starr of ~415 Glenarden Road. Ar4en Hills /'l .Lddi tion, ap- peared before the council about what c0I11d be done.about oiling 8$14 strest. Starr also asked if a sign to protect childran from traffic oould be put up at Glenarden Road ani Glenarden Court. <31 Jtr. ...illiam .... Hyde of ~445 Glenarden Court appeared and mentioned an offer made by himself and a neighbor to contribute $50.00 each for illIproving his street~ but that nothing has been done about it. Jraok said he w0111d have DeLange contact him about it. (41 Jtr. Edward !'. .....11 of 1~85 Skiles Lane appeared and inquired what the oost wOl11d be for oiling his street and approa_te figure were g1"en him. He 8&14 also that if the village could do nothing abOl1t it at this time he aIlll hie neighbora ..01114 try to do something themselves. (!il lIr. "'all alsc inquired about installing a street light. He _s to14 that this w0l11d require a petition of a _Jority of proper1;y owners concenaed. and the cost of one light 1Iluli: be between $50.00 and $60.00 per ;rear. (61 Jlqor Camm1ngs stated that the County will put up a street light at Donts Corner. that is the interssction of Highways 10 and 51. (71 lIr. Carl F. Chrilltensen, 1757.... Co. Rd. D. appeared ant stated that his 12-year old son, wo is employed b7 the JliJlneapol1s Sta:r-'Eribane as a oarrier. was nipped b7 !laokte dog. )fack olaims that the b07 provoked the dog. Christensen was told that the village has no dog ordi_e, and 118puty Sheriff Tic Weber e~ plained to him the proper prooeclllre for handling an ineidenll of that kind. !he 1Illl,10r told Ghrietensen that Jrack would take oare of the dog all right. COllSmL:J!5: !he clerk read a lethr from Constable Verne ll:. Phiff"r tendel'- 66 . 1ng hia resigtlllti9n as constable; because of other responsibilities; by motion of Mack: seoonded by lloepner his resignation ftS accepted. '.B1e clerk: then read a letter from COnstable Herbert Winkel, also resign- ing as COIllltable, lIithou.t stating any reason in the letter; by motion of Mack: seconded. by })gepner his resignation was accepted. '!her6\4pon by motion of Mack: seconded by })gepner, which was approved unani- IIlO11sly, ]fr. George .... Sa1iUCIB, ~611 N. Hamline Avenu.e, was appointed to serve Herbert Winkel '. 1U16JtPired term as constable, t~t ill until Jan. 2, 19.54. He accepted and _s sworn in illlDlediately by ths clerk:, ancl. the cOllD.Cil approved a bond aimilar to Winkel's, STANDI:NG COJ4B([~ REPoll!l'fl: Finance: Ch. lIoepner reported that he tried to arrlll1ge a lIl8eting dnring the past month but did not succeed. He said he would arrange for one before the next council meeting. Po.bi:!.cSafetyi Ch. ~k: reported that he talk:ed with a]fr. Hanson of the Attorney General's Office regarding the High_T Department.s refUsal to post the ~o..mile speed limits on Rwys. 10 and .51 previously ordered by the council, and that e expacted to be i'urnished with further data from him on this subjeot. .rtTSTICEOF mE PEACE: At the request of J. of P. Otto C. Graffunder, and by motion of Mack:. seCOnded by lloepner, . the council IIll. thorized hill to purahase another criminal dooket with an extra filler therefor. Cu.IIlS: By motion of Mack: seconded by bpner the council IIpproved the payment of $100.00 to Mounds Tiew 'lownship as its share of mainteIlance COllt of the towu/village hall for the period af February 14, 19.51 to February 13, 1952 inclusive. (Our claim /66.) :By motion of lloepner seconded by McClung the council IIpproved the fallOwing claims for payment: . #.5.5 - Walter Cummings - Day salary as ~or $12..50 .56 - Herman J. lloepllllr - May lIllary $2.5.00, as clerk, postage $3. 28.00 .57 - K. Rex lfDClung - Day salary as trustee 10.00 .58 - :B. J. DeLange - Day salary as trustee 10.00 .59 - Walter T. Maak - Day salary as trustee 10.00 60 - "'orth G. Read - May salary as treasu.rer 5.00 61 - '!he Rose 'Eribune - Pub. fillanCial statement, Cl'd. 6; resel. 44.60 62 - Lake Johanna Volunteer Y<<\. Fire Dept. - 2nd t 19.52 fire cant .$400.00 6~ - Spring Lake Park: Fire Department, Inc. same 400.00 64 - 2elvin Hurlbert - 90~ of Pl radt fees 42-46 iIllll. 52.65 6.5 - Elsa 1l. Obst, Co. 'Ereas. - ~/26/.52 - 4/2.5/.52 rd. billing 1~~8..39 JIlJ1I1CfiiAL j,XQuartd sroIlJ!:: Sam CireSi, owner of' the Hillside i'avern property on Rwy. 10, appeared before the oOllD.Cil and the qU6Iltion of autharlsing 811ch a store was dieousaed. Ch. lloepner of' the F.l.nance Collltll1ttee expressed the view that this is prilll!l.r1ly not a finance matter, and in his opinion comes under Public Safety, frOlll which Ch. Mack: dissented. '!he concensus of opinion is that the council shOUld not mthorize the establishment of such a store wi thout a public hearing, and Ciresi was told that we are not interested in hi time. s property at this 67 SUPPLIES: The mayor authorized the clerk to purchase 500 .verified accountll forms if he fOlUld the price satisfactory. . S'J!AJIDIllG CClIIMITTBB REPOB1!'J. oontilItlBd: ~lic Welfare: Ch. :IlcClung had nothing to report. (Note: At this point the mayor expressed a desire to have the standing commi tteesmeet at least four times a year.) INSUllANCE POLICIES: '!he olerk: handed Maok: the new public liability, automobile md workmen's compensation policies for reading and opinion. IOTICES .urn COllJlllJNJ:CATIONS: 'l!le clerk read extracts frOIl the Leagu.e of M11mesota Jlbnioipalitiea' invitation to the mayor am clerk to attend the convention at St. Cloud on June IJ.-I}th. '.!he mayor said he would. try to take in one d~ of it, and the clerk said hs wculd try also to attend. ~ SE~.~: 'l!le clerk reported that we have recei"ed *2044.46 addi- tioml to the $5000.00 previOllSl;r reported from this Bource. ane!. that ws have an epprarllll!l.te balance of $8}OO.OO of tax collections still du.e us frOIl the 19.51 collections. In this connection he reported that oili19lHlce. inc1uil.iXlg ths $201Lll.46, is approximatel,- $6.500.00. (lITote: '!he actual balaIllle acoording to tlie cierk: 's books as of this date is $6877.82, inc1udiXlg order #127.) ADJOUIIIilIEN!': B,- mo ti on 0 f OummiXlg8 Journed at about 11140 PJI:. ~ .