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Home My WebLink AboutCC 07-28-1952 lIIBUTES OF 'l'HE llEGUlAB lIlEETIl'IG OF 'l'HE COONe IL OF mE VILLAGE OF AllllEN.HILIS, MImlESOTA. Held in the 'l'omHall, Monday, July 28th, 19.52 G2nd Meeting) " 74 ~e meeting was called to crder promptly by Mayor Cummings. All councilmen were present at the roll call. . MIBUTESI By motion o~ YcClung seconded by Meek the milJD.tes of the June 30th regular meeting were approved as read by the clerk, and by motion of DeLange seconded by Mack the minutes of the rezoning hearing held July 14th were llt'pr oved as read by the clerk. PEflflONS, E~.: (II Rezoning: On this petition Messrs. Snell and l4cllaniel appeared for the Nbrthern States Power Co., also present were .John J. Sexton, Chairman ~ the Mayor's Planning and Advisory Committee, Bu.ilding Inspector Hurlbert, and Irvin J. Orton, owner of land south of Hwy. 100. '.!hs mayor read the first para.- graph of the Planning Comlni ttee's report dated July 22nd, signed by the chairman, which "recommends that the Arden Hills Cou.ncil ohange from farm ZOIle to illdu.strial zone for Northern States Power use the property (in question); the board further recommends that Northern States Power Oompa~ guarantee the planting of trees to beautifY the property.- ~e two POWer Co. representatives stated they would furnish the village with a letter assuring the beautification in a manner satis- factory to the council, and that the COmpSD3 will not sell the rezoned property for other industrial purposes; thereupon by motion of Mack, which was seconded, the council passed the following resolution: "RESOLUTION NO. 13 . "llESOLVED that the Illhition dated June 30, 19.52 of Frank . Winiecke et al for the rezoning of the following described property trom farm residential district to an in&4strial district be granted and that the zoning map be revised accordingly: All that pi. rt of the Southeast one-quarter (S~) of the Southeast One-quarter (SBiI of Section 21, Town 30 North, Range 23 West lying northerly of S. !!'. H. 100, westerly of Snelling Ave. and easterly of S. '1'. H. 10 III1.bject to said S.T.H. 10 8: 100 and Snelling AvelIlUl (2.6.5 plus acres .1" (21 Albert Kleidon appeared, stated that he owns several lots at Mounds and Prior Aves., and requested pe rmission to spot a portable officers' quarters while bu.ilding a pexmanent home; by motion of Oummings seconded by Mack the council voted that he "be allowed to use the trailer whi;le bu.ilding a home until May I, 19.53." (3) Henry Crepeau, Jr., appearel., said he is building on Lots 6 8: 7, Block 2, Arden Hills NO.1 Addition, and asked that a culvert on Lot .5 which draiIlll water ta. his property be changed; Ch. DeLange of the Public Works Commi 1;- tee said he would investigate the matter. ~ . . . ~ ;; ~ . !1 0 ~. . p ~ Efl ~ n ~ '" O' Ii - c:: .... O' ~ - ~ O' ~ O' .... - g ..... .. ... p p..'g. In' ~ '"g .. eo (;> ~ . cu- I'l<) :ll:I_ 'r ~M 10' ~ ~ s '" ~ !il '" EI '" S' .... '" o ~ g.- Ii (;> ... c:: '0 g 3 '" O' .. St- ... '" '" n ~ ~ p.. Q. .. ~. O' .... .... 5" .. 0 0 EI ..... '" ... a. =- EI ~. '" .. ~ c:: EI O' '< =- ~ o n n O' .. ~. o p r O' ;;! '0 '" el O' .... :::: O' a.g.. ;. ~ '" '0 O' '0 ~ ] O' ~ =- p ~ .... '" ... 8 ~ a. p .. ... '" o n ..... 0 rt a Er. '" .. p.. .... o St- ~ '" ~ p St- .... ~. ':<= .. o Efl n '" O' P p.. =- .. < .'" .... =- '" ... g, .Ii ~. p ~ ., JL . \\ !~~3~J . . REJOLu:.rrON R 0 . 1 ' / RESOLVED that the petition dated June 30, 1952 of Frank Winiecke et al for the rezoninG of the follow,Lng described property from farm residential district to an industrial district be gTanted and that the zoning map be revised accordingly: .8.11 that part of the Southeast one-c,uarter (sBlJ of the Southeast one-~arter(SEi) of Section 21, Town 30 Horth, Eange 23 West lJ'ing northerly of S. T. H. 100, westerly of Snelling Ave. and eas;;erly of S. T. H. 10 subject to said S.T.H. 10 & 100 and Snelling Avenue (2.6.5 plus acres.) Passed oy the council of the VillaGe of Arden Hills this 28th day of July, 1952. / .~.-/' ~ l'~led for record on the 8 day of Nov. A.D.1952, a.~ 9:30 o'clock A.M. . . . . I\E;)O]~U>TIO.L~ it 1 2 ), A?.l:'OIITl'i'_T8i:.J'II 01P SI3Cl'ION JUJJ3-ES RESOlVSD that the following are appointed election judges for the State Primary Election to be held on ~~esday, September 9th, 1952: Harold Grudnoske El~!elbert 3chutta In the event eithET or both are unable to serve the clerk is author- ized to appoint substitute or s:llstitutes. 'L'he salary shall be as heretofore~, i.e. $1.00 per hour. Passed by the council this 28th day of July, 1952. ,/" <-~ /1/ //.#- I ' il cU-U-,c ' leay /' o / I / '15 (1J.1 Irvin J. Orton asked abou.t putting a road on his property SJuth of liwy. 100. He,was told that if it is a private road he does not require co~ oil consent, but if he intends to plat his property then an;v road put thereon wcmld have to be built in accordame with village specifications before the ccmncil would accept it. IlEPOR'lB OF STANDING C01lMI'l'TEElS: . Finance: Ch. Doepner said beca:u.se of the hearing July lIJ. he did not hold a meeting of this oommi the, would arrange for one in August. Public Safety: Ch. Maok reported J. of P. Graffunder's Justice's Return for July with check for $611J..00 fiD/ls. Mack moved and Delange seconded a motion, wbbh was passed, that the constables have the D/lW sirens installed in their private cars and that the vil- lage pay the cost of installation. :By the same motion J. of P. Graft'under was authorized to have the portable signs for constables' cars reflectorized at village expense by the Midway Sign Compan,y. Mack moved and McClung seconded a motion, which was passed, that J. of P. Graffunder be authorized to purchase 500 "Defective Equipment" warning tickets to be imprinted with the village'S name, for use by our constables. Constable Wasielewski reported the reappearance of a depression on liwy. 10, Ilorth of the Soo 11D/l viaduct and D/lar Valentine Lake, and recommended that the State Highway Department be notified thereof; the clerk said he would notify )(r. Kleh of the liwy. Dept. Public Works: Ch. DeLange reported on progress being made on the 1952 road requ'irements. HEI 'also submitted an estimate by a private contractor on oiling ~ich was considered to be unsatisfactor,y and referred back for possible revision. His Committee will meet Saturdq, .A:u.gust 2nd, to investigate necessary dust coating of village streets, whereupon the mayor will call a special meeting of the council to act thereon. IlEPOR'lB OF SPE::IAL OOMMI'l'nlES: . Planning: '.l'h.e mayor read paragraphs 2 and :) of the Ju.ly 22nd report by Chairman Sexton reCommending "an or'diname that no OD/l be allo1lllld to btr.Ud or occu.py a basement dwelling or occupy a garage," and rec cmmending "an c:r dinance imreasing the minimum size of dwellings from 4.50 sq. ft. to 6.50 eq. ft.... the mayor stated these matters will be brought up for consideration at the next meet- ing of the council. BE1l'l! CON'l'IlOL: 'l!1e mayor read letter dated July 15 from Tighe E. WOOds, Director of Bent Stabilization, Washington 25, D. C., pertaining to the law passed by the COllgl'ess on June :}Oth entitled "Defense Production Act Amendments of 1952, n enclosing a copy of ~tle II "whiCh affects the continuation of rent controls in (our) colllllll1ni ty;" by general consent of the council it was concluded that the matter required no action at this time. REPORTS OF OFFICEllS: 76 Building Inspector Hurlbert asked what can be done abo~t a certain basement home on Rwy. 10 started and capped but not occu.pied, but expected to be occu.pied next spring; nothing was done pending adop tion of an ordimnce regulating that type of ho~sing. Clerk:: Reported that the balance on hand, according to his books, is $6,222.35 ina~ding Olaia No. 97. . Treasurer _de a general rep ort that the bank: balance shows the Til.- lage to be solvent. .1\1stice of the Peace Graffb.nder discussed the current justice of peace si tu.ation in the village and made a suggestion, and the mayor said he would look into it. OORBESP ONlmlCE: The clerk read a letter dated July 1 from Vernon Smith re correct naming of Edgewater Avenue from Lexington .lve. to Lake Josephine. '!he council agreed that we conform to the Ramsey County Planning Conmission's plan of omi tting "east" and "west" designations in naming vi llage streets; the clerk will lirawup a resolution to name the said street "Edgewater Aveme." CUillS: By motion of Mack seconded by DeLange the council approved the following claims for payment: . 183 - Millel'-ll9.vis Compan;y - Justice of Peaee su.pplies Il4 - Melvin Hurlbert, Bldg. Inspector - Bldg. permit fees, permits Nos. 47 to 51 incJnsive 85 - Ilon E. Gribble - June. gas for constables 86 - H. &: Val J. Ro thschild, Inc. - Wasielswski bond premiUlll 87 - 'Els Rose TribuJJe - pub. rezoning notice 88 - Northwest Publications, Inc. - publishing wsed law notice 89 - Elsa M. Obst; Co. Treas. - 5/26 - 6/25/52 road work 90 - " "Jan.-JUne, 1952 trailer coach participation, 110 units @ 25!t 91 - Independent School District #38 - see, 75rt per unit 92 - Walter Cummings - J~ly salary as mayor 93 - Hsrman J. Doepner -" clerk 94 - K. Rex lliJClung - .. tru.stee 95 - B. J. jBLange _ .. .. 96 - Walterl"aack _ .. .. 97 - Worth G. Read - .. treasurer 98 - Miller-Davis Co. - Justice of Peace SIlpplies 9\1 - Melvin Ihu Ibert, Bldg. Inspr. - Bldg. permi t fees, pe rmi ts Nos. 52 to 57 incl. 100 - Otto C. G;raf~der - freight on sirens and signs 101 - Saint Paul Corru.gating Compan;y _ 2 culverts &: band 102 - Y. S. Mergens - grading &: placing culverts 103 - Paul IndJ'kiewicz - gravel &: spreading $ 29.09 64.80 8.22 5.00 1.80 7.00 226.32 27..50 82.50 12.50 25.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 20.32 68.85 3.87 155.51 129.10 6.00 . . 77 E:Ll!PTION JUDGES: !l'he clerk presented the following Resolution No. 12. which by mction of McClung seconded oy him. was passed by the council: "RESOLUTION NO. 12 "RESOLVED that the following are appointed election ,judges for the State Primary Election to be held On '1i1esday. September 9th. 19521 Haro ld Gru.dnosu Engelbert Schutta "In the event either or both are unable to serve the clerk ,is aathorized to appoint SQosti~te or SQbstitutes. "!he salary shell be as heretofore, i.e. $1.00 per hour. "Passed oy the eo=il this 28th day of Ju.ly. 1952." P.M. By motion of Mack seconded by McClung djournsd at 11:45 '---/ e1:k , I / Approved: