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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 02-24-1953 110 MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF ARDEN HILLS Tuesday, February 24, 1953 The meetin~ was called to order at 8:05 P.M. by Mayor Cummings. . Roll Call: Cummings, DeLange, McClung; uldlow present, Mack absent. There being a quor'lJ11 present, the Council proceeded with transactions of business as follows: The minutes of the special meeting of February 16, 1953 were read by the clerk. DeLange moved and McClung seconded a motion the minutes be approved as read - carried. Mr. George Salitros presented the Council with last year's pre- mium receipts for insurance coverage on his automobile. Claims #244 - #249 inclusive were read by the clerk. McClung moved and DeLange seconded a motion that above claims be approved - carried. Reports of Standing Committees: Finance - No report. Public Safety - Chairman'McClung gave a resume of the February 23 meeting of the co~ittee. Three members VTere present. It was suggested that a survey be made to deteI'mine "ihere arc lights might best be instelleiL Several recol1lJ11endations were made as follows: improve enforcement of laws controlling taverns, look into the possibility of adopting S~l'l.e laws covering tavern opera- tion as the county, and make police officers of the constables. McClung moved and DeLanr's ssconded a notion that the two Constables each be paid a salary ot: $75.00 and a car allowan'ce of $25.00 for the month of March 1953 - carried. McCluni>; l'loved and DeLanp:e seconded a motion that the tVTO Constables submi t monthly reports of vlOrk done, hrs. per' day and approximate mileage. - carried. . Tom Schifsky, operator of SChifsky's Dumping Grounds, ,appeared before the Council to request a payment be made for dumping done by residents of the Village - charge to be made on the basis of the 1952 figures of 297 taxable buildinr,s within the Village limits. After discussion DeLange made a motion and Ludlow seconded that SChifsky's be designated the dumping groundS for the Village, and that they be paid at the rate of $.25 per taxable building - to be paid April 1, 1953 and to cover the periOd until April 1, 1954. Notice of such acion to be inserted in the Rose Tribune. Motion carried. 111 Page #2 Minutes of Regular Meeting of the council of " the Village of Arden Hills, Minnesota, Tuesday, February 24, 1953. . Public Works _ Chairman DeLange reported that load limit signs would soon be set up on the roads and suggested that notices be inserted in the Rose Tribune and Pioneer Press warning residents of the Village to bring in fuel and building supplies before the limits go into effect. He reported that the county puts up the signs on a rental basis. McClung moved and Ludlow seconded a motion that the load limit signs"be placed on the same basis as in the spring of 1952. - carried. McClung moved and Ludlow seconded a motion" that DeLange be appointed weed inspector for the year 1953. - carried. Public Welfare - No report. Civil Defense - No report. Clerk - No renort. Treasurer's Report _ The ~reasurer reported a balance of about $7000. The Justice of the Peace submitted his report for the month. McClung moved and DeLange seconded a motion that the maps of the proposed new highways to go through the Village should be referred to the Connittees on Planninf~ a~d Public Works - carried. Mayor Cummings read the resolution accompanying the maps. The Village Attorney reported regarding the zoning of land on which Mr. Jack Sinna is requesting permission to build. The use to which it would be put properly comes under the business zoning classification. Rezoning would not be necessary. The Plap~ing COlTll11ittee will consider the request for permit. De Lang moved and McClung seconded a motion that Mr. Glen Peterson's name be submitted for the job of Village Assessor - carried. The Clerk read for the second time the ordinance prOhibiting the use of basement homes for human habitation. After amendments were offered DeLange moved and McClmlg seconded a motion that the ordinance be accepted - carried. . The Clerk read for the first time the ordinance regarding platting of property within the Village. Changes were suggested and noted. The Clerk read a letter to ]\T. W. Bell Telephone Co. regarding the chahgin",; of Village listi.ngs. Approved: McClung moved and DeLange adjourned - carried. The meeting