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, , PRCCEEOINGS .Of'THE VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF MOUNDS' VIEW

RAMSEv COUNTY, MINNESOTA OJ 0011

,) The regular ' meeting of the Mounds View Village Council was cailed to order by Mayor Hodges at 8:00 P.M., January 27, 1964 at 2401 ' Highway #10.

Present Were: Mayor: Clerk: Trustee: Trustee:

Absent: Trl.,lstee:

Also Present: Administrative Clerk: Attorney: Treasurer: Engineer: Public Works:

Donald C. Hodges Lloyd J. Blanchard Ingram Rustad Charles LaVaque

John L. Sullivan

Paul Boog Richard Meyers Ir.ne Edberg Les 'Knutson Walter Skiba

The Mayor reported that Mr. Sullivan was hospitalized, but was ex­pected to ' be horre by Wednelday~ '

Motion by LaVaque to approve the minutes of January 13, 1964 as ( 1 presented. Seconded by Rustad. 4 Ayes.

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Mr. Eliason approved as requested by the Council at the previous meeting and .explained why he requested an extension of time for parking of mobile homes.

Motion by Hodges to re.new 'permit for above use for 60 days. allowing Mr. Eliason to live in mobile home at 8323 Eastwood Road. Seconded by Rustad. 4 Ayes.

Mr. C. Larson requested approval of the remainder of the building permits on the Montgomery Trailer Park Site. Motion by Rustad to authorize the building inspector to issue building 'permits for a total of 21 four-plexes at thiS location. Seconded by Hodges. 4 Ayes.

Mayor Hodges informed the residents and papers of the mailing of an advisory-type notice to the land owners and residents regarding sewer.

(Copy of said notice attached to the official minutes.)

A complaint from a resident regarding the unsanitary conditions in a rental unit was referred to Mr. LaVaque for action.

Mr. Rustad read a letter from the Police Chief regarding needed stop signs in the village. Letter on file. Motion by Rustad to concur with the Police Ch ieE' s ~co.l1mendation and order stop signs at the intersection of Red Oak Drive and County Road H-2, and at Red '')ak Drive and Woodcrest Drive. Seconded by LaVaque. 4 Ayes.

the Minutes of the Planning Commission were read and filed.

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"'2- O,t)0012 , Motion by Blartchard to set a pub1ic heating to rezone from ~~ to

R3 the : Np:t'th 390f4!at of the :EastquattF!r.,of the Nor,theast quarter of the Notth~e ,$.t q~art~r, Sectio.'n 8, TO\*fh~hip ~O, Rari9~ 23, Ramsey Collnty, Minn~ecta. Hearlng to be held oh M.ohday, t:eb. 10,1964 at 9:00 P.M~ ,

(SiwekApts'.' on Groberg) Seconded by [aVaque. ' " 4 AyrU,.

Mr. Skiba reported that the meters removed from the village by a realtor, (reported at previous meeting) have been returned.

Mr. Piehowski presented plans for Cross of Glory Church and requested approval. Motion by BlanchStd to cdhcur with buildi~~ inspector's re- ' commehdatio~ , and etlith91'ize , him, tb issue building petmit for Cross of Glory Church. Secottded by taVactue, ·· 4 Ayes.

ihe En9inee~ repo~ted that t~e new state aid requirements ne~~ssitated the purchase of a new traffic counter by the village. This was laid over to the next regular meeting for cost estimates by the Engineer.

The Attorney was directed to work w.ith the Engineer and to prepare a formal contract for engineering services.

The Engineer p:resehted b:bilJv a ~equest by the Gounty as follows: 1. countr , t~ designate rairchild Ave. as County Road. 2. TWb a tetnates north of Highway #10.

A, "~d Oak Dt!ij. , . : ' tl. E)Ctension i of Fait-child Ave. , , ' '

Tne Attorney ,was iriS'ttlH:ted to 8$ctttaih whether or hot the County will ~~y for easements and the Council can make a detisioh oN which aitetnate

) route to take at that time.

The Attorney presented a resolution to request the County to change the name of Spring Lake Park Road to Spring Lake Road. Motion by Blanchard to adopt Resolution #145. Seconded by Rustad. 4 Ayes.

A resolution referring to change of :~!~ssments for project 1960-1 and 1960·2 was presented~ Motion by Hodges to adopt Resolution #146. Seconded by Rustad. 4 Ayes.

A resolution referring to change of assessments for project 1961-1 was presented. Motion by Rustad to adopt Resolution #147. Seconded by LaVaque. 4 Ayes.

A resolution regarding certain assessments w~s " presented. Motion by LaVaque to adopt Resolution #148. Seconded by Rustad. 4 Ayes. Resolution #148 covers the following divisions: #32738(MA '3~Z6~3), 32987 (MA 34&35), 32478,321'73 ' (1v1A 35;37), 32848 (MA 34 & 37).

A resolution abating assessment of 11.36 was presented. Motion by Hodges to adopt Resolution #149. Seconded by Blanchard. 4 Ayes.

Copies of letters from the Attorney to the Board of Health, New Brighton Council, Chies B~s., regarding the condition and operation of the Chies . dump were placed on file.

Motion by Hodges to adopt Ordinance #109, entitled: · (Snowbird) AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING REM0VAL OF MOTCR VEHICLES FROM PUBLIC PARKING AREAS AFTER PROPER WARNING. AND PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR FAILURE TO OBSERVE WARNING.

Seconded by Rustad. 4 Ayes.

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The Mayor opened the public hearing for the hous~ moving called for this date at 9:00 P.M. The Clerk read the published notice and stated that all forms were in order and that requested mailed notices had been sent. Several citizens questioned th petjtioner about the home in an informal manner and the Mayor then called 3 times fo~ objectors to the proposal. There were floNe. ..

The Mayor closed the hearing. Motion by Blanchard to approve the request and

inspector authority to issue the necessary permits have to move the home onto lot 6, block 2, Johnson Rustad.

to grant the building to Mr. Evert T. Boer­Terrace. Seconded by

4 Ayes.

Motion by Blanchard to pay bills submitted totaling $10,353.74. Seconded by Rustad. 4 Ayes.

Motion by Blanchard to issue Electrical Contractor license to B. N. Grinde, S864 Lexing4on. Seconded by Rustad. 4 Ayes.

The meeting was recessed for 15 minutes.

The meeting was called to order by Mayor Hodges at 9:30 P.M. I

The Mayor opened the Public Hearing for rezoning of Clint's Addition. The Clerk read the published notice and stated that all necessary

forms and procedures had been completed and that required mailed hbtices had been sent.

The petitioner presented preliminary plans for the duplexes he wanted to con~truet and answered several questions from the audience.

The Mayor called for objectors to the propo$al: , NAME ADDRESS OBJECTION

1. H. Paradise 5091 Eastwood Road does not want 2. W. Norling ~ 5085 Eastwood Road no need to rezone - area

3. K. Sylte 4. W. Frieden 5. R. Nelson 6. Q. Anderson 7. G. Tesch S. M. DiGiovanni 9. Mr. Grande

10. L. Bromander ~

5086 Rainbow Lane 5091 Eastwood Road 2600 Woodcrest Drive 5127 Long Lake Road 5135 Long Lake Road 5115 Long Lake Road 5165 Long Lake Road 5046 Eastwood Road

11. W. Carlson 5059 Greenwood Drive 12. E. Zebro 5066 Eastwood Road 13. M. Staff 5045 Greenwood Drive 14. Mrs. Staff , 5045 Greenwood Drive 15. Mr. Nordahl v/ 5056 Greenwood Drive 16. D. Larson 5053 Greenwood Drive 17. K. Prose 5079 Greenwood Drive 18. H. Entsminger,Jr. 5062 Greenwood Drive

available does not want does not want does not want does not want does not want does not want does not want

not in best interest of village

does not want does not want

school inc. - does not want does not want does not want does not want does not want does not want

The Mayor called for further objectors and there were none. The Mayor closed the hearing. Motion by Hodges to deny the request for rezoning. Seconded by Rustad. . ,

4 Ayes.

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000014 Motion by Rustad to adjourn. Seconded by Blanchard.

Meeting adjourned at 10:00 P.M.

4 Ayes.

LIC~NSE AP~ROVED

Electrical Contractor Grinde Electric 9041 N. Highway Drive Lexington "

Respectfully submitted

Lloyd • Blanchard Village Clerk

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. ) PROCEED!NGS 0F THE VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE :'F MOUNDS ViEW

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A special meeting of the Mounds View : Village Council was called to order by Mayor Do~ald Hodges at 6:45 P.M., February 3, 1964 at 2401 Highway #10.

Present Were: Mayor: Clerk: Trustee: Trustee: r~u8tee:

AlsoPreseht: . Admini.ttative Clerk:

Donald c . . Hod9~S Lloyd J. Blanchard tngi'am Rustad ' john L~ Sullivan Charles LaVac:tue

PauiBoog

Motion by 'Blanch~rd to pay , seven hundred and ten dollars ($710.00) to M%'. LU~.z, Lundguist, ana Copeland for easement on Red Oak Drive (Mueller Addition). Seconded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes. Motion carried.

Motion by Blanch8~d to ch$hge the date of the public hearing to re­\ zone from R2 to R3 the North 390 feet of th, E~st quarter of the North-J east quartlr . o~ the Northwest quartet, Se(:t~on 8, ToWhisHip 3d, Range 23, ::,tj.

Ramsey ~oUhtv, .~inn~.sota. He.ring da1i~ cb.anged from.: lteDruary lOth to . ' F.b~uary 24tH at 9:00 P,M. Seconded by LaVa~ue. 5 Ayes. Mot1on ca~~.

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Motiori by Sullivan to grant M:t:. Atnoid HI Johhl5on : a tWI:> foot ~id. yard variance to bui1d a new ~ ~~ W· RI.l4..~ ~ .. .AVe$.. .J4,Q.tW c.rried.

Motion by Hodge, to edj..o-urJl. Seconded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes. Motion carried.

Meeting adjourned &t7:re P,M.

Respectfully Submitted,

P~ul Bo09 Admini$±rative Clerk

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VILLPGE ., MOUNDS VIEW

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RAMSEY cnuNtY, MINN~S~TA

A speclalmeetind ~f the Mound. View Vii l~ge Council was called to order by Mayot Donala Hodges at 6:45 P.M., February 3, 1964 at 2401 Highway #10.

Present WerEt: Mayor: Clerk: Trustee: Trustee: Truat,ee:

Also Prese"t: Administrative Clerk:

bon~id C. Hodges Lloyd J. Blanchard Ingtam Rustad johH L. Sullivan Charles LaVaque

Paul Boog

Motion by Blanchard to pay seven .hundred and ten dollars ($710.00) to Mr. Lutz, Lundguist and Copeland for .easement on Red Oak Drive (Mueller Addition). Sec.onded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes. Motion carried.

Motipn by Blanchard to changEt the date of the public hearing to re-J zone from R2 to R3 the North 390 feet of the East quarter of the North­

east quarter of the Nort~st quarter, Section 8, Township 30, Range 23, Ramley County, Minnesota. Hearing date changed ' from.february lOth to February 24th at 9:00 P.M. Seeonded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes. Motion ca~t.d.

Motion by Sullivan to grant Mr. Arnold H. Johnson a two foot side yard variance to build a new hQme. ~on.d9d - b\t---R\.l~tad.--~- .A¥8.$ • . Motion carried.

Motion. by Hodgo4 to ~ow:n. " ~o.~d by Lch/aque. 5 Ayes. Motion c:e.uied.

Meoting adjpurnod bt 7:05 P.M.

Respectfully Submitted,

Paul Bo09 Administrative Clerk

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PROCEEDINGS .OF . tHE ViLLAGE COUNCIL VILllGE OF MOUNDS VIEW

RAMSEY COUNTY, M1NNESGTA

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The regular meeting of the Mounds View Viliage Council was called to order by Mayor Hodges at 8:00 P.M., February 10, 1964 at 2401 High­way #10.

Present Were: Mayor: Clerk: .: Trustee: Trustee: Trustee:

Also Present: Attorney: Engineer: Public Works: Administrative Clerk:

Donald C. Hodges lloyd J. Blanchard Ingram Rustad John l. Sullivan Charles LaVaque

Richard Meyers Les Knutson Walter Skiba Paul Boog

Motion by Rustad to approve minutes of the regular meeting held on January 27, 1963 ,as presented. Seconded by LaVaque. 4 Ayes. Sullivan abstained.

Motion by LaVaque to approve minutes of the special meeting held on February 3, 1964 as presented. Seconded by Sullivan. 5 Ayes.

A petition opposing the construction of sanitary sewers in the Hill­view area was presented. The Clerk was instructed to file the petition

\ with · the others received on the same subject. ) The Mayor announced that the problem of the sewer proposal would be

discussed at the next agerda.meeting, Monday, February 17, 1964.

Motion by Hodges to direct the Police Department to release an air rifle they had impounded to Mr. Swenson, 5462 Jackson Drive. Seconded by Rustad. 5 Ayes.

The matter of storm drainage through the east ~ of Lot 9 on Gloria Circle was referred to the Engineer for recommendation.

Al~tter from the Minne sota Water Polution Control Commission approving plans for the N.S.S.S.D.'s interceptor system was read and filed.

A letter from the Ramsey County Auditor requesting the Village to use permanent voter registration was read and filed.

The Clerk's office was instructed to investigate the water hook-up, without penalty, of a house at 8345 Red 0ak Drive.

The Police report for January, 1964 was read and filed.

The B. & E. Patrol report for January, 1964 was read and filed.

Mr. LaVaque reported that the unsanitary conditions at a rental unit t ~ reported at the last meeting were cleaned up.

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-2- Od0021 Motion by LaVaque to pay bill presented by ~.S.P. for electrical serv-­

ice for period of time that meter was inoperat~ve due to broken gears. Bill in the amount of $154.77. Seconded by Blanchard. 5 Ayes.

The Clerk's cMice was direc 'ted to issue water permits only after payment of the late hook-up fees.

The minutes of the Civil Defense meeting of January 31,1964 were read and discussed.

Motion by Rustad to adopt recommendations of the Civil Defense Commiss-ion as follows:

1. The key for the Civil Defense truck shall remain in the possession of the Civil Defense organization only.

2. The truck shall be used only if an authorized C.D. man is in charge. .

3. When the truck i~ called out by any department, a charge of $2.50 per hb~r shall be charged.

A. $1.50 per hour to the man on the truck. B. $1.00 p~r hour to be credited t o the Civil Defense

budget for expense on the truck.

4. A price up to a certain Hamount be agreed upon for a build­ing to house the Civil Defense truck and Civil Defense equipment. A figure of approximately $500.00

5. Permission be granted to the Civil Defense to install the antenna for communications on top of the water tower when the building for Civil Defense is completed. The height of the water tower is within F.C.C. regulations.

Seconded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes.

Mr. Anthony Donatelle requested permiseion ',to move the Pinewood Club from it's present location to his property at County Road H-2 and High­way #10.

He was referred to the Clerk's office to fill out proper forms and to comply with ordinances.

Motion by Blanchard to set ' a public hGaring ' on :': the above matter for February 24, 1964 at 9:30 P.M. Seconded by Rustad. . 5 Ayes.

The Attorney presented a formal .contract proposal for Engineering servires for study.

The matter of County liability for property damage done by their equipment was referred to the Attorney for a memo.

The Attorney reported that the Karl Dedolph Construction Co. case was postponed again and no new date had been set.

Motion by Blanchard to pay bills submitte by LaVaque.

totaling $3,849.65. Seconded 5 Ayes.

Motion by Rustad to approve the financial \ printing of same. Seconded by LaVaque.

report for

Motion by LaVaque to adjourn. Seconded by Meeting adjourned at 9:30P.M. .

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RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA

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) The reg~B.I! meet.1ng-Of- the- Mounds View Village Council was called to __ ~~~p.~or Hodge sat 8: 00 P. M. I February 24 I 1964 at 2401 H1ghway #10.

Present Were: Mayor: Trustee: Trustee: Trustee: Clerk:

Also Present: Attorney: Engineer: Public Works: Administrative Clerk:

Donald C. Hodges Ingram RUstad Charles LaVaque John L. Sullivan Lloyd J. Blanchard

Richard Meyers Les Knutson Walter Skiba Paul Boog

Motion by LaVaque to approve the minutes of the regular meeting held on February 10, 1964 as presented. Seconded by Rustad. 5 Ayes.

Two petitions against installation of sanitary sewer in the village were received and filed.

( The Mayor stated that at the second meeting in March the Council would g1ve their decision on the sanitary sewer proposal.

Mr. G.E.Christian appeared requesting a sub-division and variance at his property. Motion by Rustad to approve the sub-division and grant variance requested for Mr. Christian at 7917 Eastwood Road. Sa1d var­iance will allow a 6 foot side yard set back for garage on the north side of the N.! of lot 58 and a 2i foot side yard set back for garage on the N. side of the So. half of lot 58. Seconded by Sullivan. 5 Ayes.

Mr. Eigenheer presented the final plot plans for his proposed sub­division across the street from Edgewood Junior High School. Motion by Blanchard to approve the final plot plan for the Eigenheer addition and to authorize the Mayor and Clerk to sign and to affix the village seal. Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes.

The Mayor announced that the Recreation Department had closed the warming houses at the skating rinks due to the warm weather and con­dition of the ice.

A meeting and reorganization of the Mounds View Industrial Develop­\ ment Committee will be held at the village hall on February 24, 1964.

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Motion by Sullivan to increase the salary of Superintendent Walter Skiba from $474.96 to $500.00 per month plus payment' of health in­surance and to increase the salary of Walter Johnson from $2.12 per hour to $2.40 per hour plus payment of health insurance, effective March 1, 1964. Seconded by Rustad. 5 Ayes.

Motion by Sullivan to sign application and pay premium to Trav­elers Insurance Company for Health and Accident and Life Insurance for a total of six employees, effective March 1, 1964. Seconded by Blanchard. 5 Ayes.

A letter regarding the legality of this motion was requested from the insurer, and the Attorney was directed to furnish this.

Motion by Blanchard to authorize the Mayor to appoint one rep­resentative to attend the University of Minnesota short course on turf and sodding on March 17, 1964. Village to pay expenses in-curred. Seconded by Rustad. 5 Ayes.

Mr. Rustad read the minutes of the Police Commission meeting of February 20, 1964. Copy on file.

Motion by Rustad to concur with the recommendation of the Police Commission and raise the pay of part time Police officers $10.00 per month. Seconded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes.

The matter of the vacating of liquor establishments after closing hours was referred to the Attorney for recommendation.

The Mayor presented a certificate of appreciation to Mr. Perry Malvin from the Council for his years of active interest in the Village.

The minutes of the Planning Commission meeting of February 18, 1964 were read and filed. r~~-'-

The Public Hearing for the Rezoning of the property on County Road I from R2 to R3 was opened at 9:00 P.M. The Clerk read the legal notice and stated that all forms and procedures had been completed and followed. The Mayor explained the reason for the re • . quest and asked if anyone wished to speak on the subject. There were no objectors to the proposal. The Mayor closed the hearing at 9:05 P.M. Motion by LaVaque to rezone:

North 390 feet of the E t of the NE t of the NvJ t of Section 8, Township 30, Range 23.

"J.nder the following condition: 1. Application and approval of building permit by Council.

Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes.

() The Engineer presented reports on alternate sewer main route for study and discussion at the next agenda meeting, March 2, 1964.

The drainage for Gloria Circle will also be discussed at the agenda meeting.

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. The Attorney presented a resolution regarding apportionment of assessments dUe to lot splits.

Motion by Rustad to adopt resolution #153. Seconded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes.

Divisions included in the resolution are: 33089 - Area and Lateral, 33067 - Area and Lateral, and 33068 - Area,Lateral, and Service.

A memo and resolut1on regarding designation of Silver Lake Road was presented by Mr. Meyers.

Motion by Blanchard to adopt resolution #152. Seconded by Rustad. 5 Ayes.

The contract for Engineering services by Comstock and Davis was presented by the Attorney. Motion by Rustad to approve the contract and authorize the Mayor and Clerk to execute. Seconded by Hodges. 4 Ayes. Sullivan naye.

A memo regarding liability for damage caused by County equip­ment doing village work was presented for study.

A letter from the Department of Health regarding the Ch1es Dump was read and filed.

The Mayor opened the Public Hearing on the relocation of a building within the village.

Mr. Donatelle stated that he wished to move the Pinewood Club now at County Road I and Highway #8 to his property at County Road H-2 and Highway #10 for use as a supper club. The Mayor called 3 times for objectors to the proposal. There were none. The Mayor" closed the hearing at 9:40 P.M. Motion by Rustad to concur with the Planning Commission's . recommendation and allow the relocation of the Pinewood Club from it's present location to:

All that part of the SEt of the NWt of Section 8, Township 30 North, Range 23 West, lying SW'ly of the center line of Trunk Highway #10 as open through said SEt of NWt by final order recorded in "111" Misc. 77, EXCEPT THAT PART OF THE FOREGOING TRACT which lies NE'ly of the line run parallel ~ith and distant 75 feetSl'1'ly of the Following described line: Beginning at a point on the E. and W. t line for 700 feet and thence terminating; together with a trian­gular pi~ce adjoining and SW'ly of the above described str1p, distant 150 feet NW'ly of 1ts 1ntersect1on with a l1ne run parallel with and distant 33 feet N. of the E. and W. border line of sa1d Sec. 8; thence run SWlly to a point on said 33 foot parallel line, d1stant 150 feet W. of said intersection; containing 0.42 acres, more or less, in add1tion to the existing h1ghway; together with all the right of access, being the right of ingress to and ingress from all that portion of the above described tract to the above described triangular piece.

for use as a supper club. Seconded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes.

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Motion by Blanchard to pay bills submitted, totaling Seconded by Hodges.

$8,217.65. 5 Ayes.

Motion by Blanchard to approve applications for licenses. (List attached) Seconded by Sullivan. 5 Ayes.

Motion by Blanchard to raise pay of Administrative Clerk, Paul Boog, from $550.00 to $575.00 ($25.00 per month).Seconded by La-Vaque. 5 Ayes.

The Clerk was instructed to request Ramsey County to post load limits on village roads when county roads are posted.

Motion by Blanchard to direct Attorney to prepare a resolution adopting the N.S.S.S.D. contract. Seconded by Hodges. 5 Ayes.

The matter of whether or not to remove the stop signs at Quincy and Pinewood intersection was referred to the Police CommiSSion for recommendation.

Mr. Rustad was directed to request a letter box to be placed at or near the B. and R. Grocery Store on County Road I.

The Attorney was directed to prepare a resolution to change the name of Spring Lake Park Road to Spring Lake Road.

Motion by Blanchard to adjourn. Seconded by Sullivan. 5 Ayes.

Meeting adjourned at 10:05 P.M.

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General Contracting Pietig Bros. 4728 37th Ave. South Minneapolis, Minn.

Cigarette Art's Standard Service 8154 Spring Lake Road Minneapolis, Minn. 55432

House Movers Carey House Movers 3306 Edgewood Ave. No. Minneapolis, Minn.

Gasoline Station Art's Standard Service 8154 Spring Lake Road Minneapolis, Minn. 55432

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EXTRACT OF tlIJruTES 07 MUTING or TIll V It.l.AGB COUlfCIL OJ' TIll

V lUAGI OF IIOUNDS VIEW. IIl101JSOTA

Pursuant to due call and notice th.reof, a r.gular Meting of the

Village Council of the Village of lIouads Vi.". Jlinnesota was held at tlMt Village Hall

in said Village on the 27th day of January, 19~ at 8:00p.lIl. wUh the tollo1t1ng

mellb.rs preHnt: 6 0nald H dge s, Ll oyd Bl a nc hard , I ngram Rustad , Cha r l e s LaVaque

and the followlng MIIb.rs abAaent: J ohn L . Sullivan

"libel' Donald Hodge s introduced the folloWing re.olutton and

!lOved it. adoptiO.Q: #146

A USOl.tt1'I<* CORUCTUG ASSISSMBlIT POll LAT.ERAL WA'lSB IIIPIWYBMBIft' 1960-1 and 1960-a.

WHIRIAS. the Village Council bu deter_tned that the use.ament

for the If 330 ft. of RB 1/4 of SW 1/4 of Sec. 5, To-.hip 30, knge 23 wulncorrectly

mad., and

shOUld be .ad. pursuant to the sheet attached h.reto ~ made a part hereof,

lfOI, 'tHIRBFOD. BB IT RlSQLVIi) that the N 330 tt. of lIE 1/4 .of SW 1/4

of See. 5, Towuhip 30, Rang. 23 be u.e •• e4 io the total amount of $1,039.50 Which

figure represents an abatement ot $78.54 to the original u ...... at on this parcel of

property.

The Clerk.hall forthwltb truaait a c.rtified duplicat. ot this

aSSessment to the County Auditor to be .xt.nded on the proper tax list. of the county,

and such ••••• __ au .hall b. collected. and paid over ill the ...... JI&IU18r as other

municipal taxes.

The IQotion for the adopticm of the foregQing N801ution wu duly

seconded by llellber R u s t ad and upon a vote being taken, -the following _Jlber.

voted in fav-o)." th.reof: Hodg es , Bl a nc hard , Ru s tad , LaVaque

and the foIl owing 1Ilellbera voted agains t the .ame: n one

wh.~upon said r .. olution .. declar04 _004 ~ .. ~~ .

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VtLLAQI 01' .~ VIIlf)

1960-1 and 1960--2.

Wl'l'MlSS ¥y hand 01t1c1&11y and the Q:U1c1al •• al of the Villag. thi8

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1( a30f1i.ot • 1/4 01 SW 1/4 Ot8H. 5. T 30, a a3.

B 330 fi~ of II 1/4 at Sf 1/4 01 s.c. 5, Towuh1p SO, ~ a3

IL\ #35 $1,118.04

JIA #3& 11,039.80

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EltTRACT O'F MINUtES OF ME£l'lNG OF TaB, VILlAGa OOUNCIL OF THE,

VlWGE OF M01JN1)S VIB,T ~ MINNESOTA

of the Village Council of the, Vil1-se of Mounds View, Minnesot4

was held l1It the Village RaJl in s41d Village Qn the 10th dsy of

.and the following menibers absent: Dom. l d Hodges, Ll oyd Bl anc hard , Ingram Rus t ad, J ohn L. Sullivan , Cha rles LaVaque ,

Membey Ll oyd, B1anch~r_d introduced the following resolution -- . $ . - .

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A RESOWTIQN ABA'tIm CElC'AlN W&TmtASSESSMafl'S, ON PROPtR'rlES LOeATIal IN THE, VStUGE OF MOUNDS Vim.

t>1HEREAS~ Tb.e Village :Coune11 has de,t;:·ermined that the

f ollowing asa s'fHunencs for L4tJI:'al Water lmprQv-ement: 1960 ... 1 and

1960 ... 2 have been .1evieid against the f-e>llowing ,described prope'rty

,in ·tbe VillAg;e of Mounds Vi~w and such a:!H~·e$Sment ,shOtlld be

N 330 £t of liE 1/4 of SW 1/4 ·().f 5~ ., 5 . TQWn$hip 30, Range 23 tn: ·the «mount of $76 .. S4 (I .

lQ-l , ~ .. B:e IT RESOLVED. That the above described

a:sS(!ianu;~nt be abat:ed tn tbet.otal ,amQunt .of $78 • .54.

'The ViUage Clerk sball fOl.t'th\4'i .th transmit a certified

dUpliclIte of this 'l:esol.utiGn to the COunty Auditor f.or .batero.ecnt.

The motionfo-r t he adppt:i-onof the foregoLng resolution was

duly seconded by Me!llbar ._ In9ram . Ru~tad<md upon. vote 'being taken

the £Ql.lowi;ng membe,t"$ vot..ed in fav(rr t:he.~eof!Hodge s, Bl anc hard , Rustad, S~llivan, LaVaque

and the f.ol1owing ·memben voted a ga:i.rtst: the same: n one

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wh~reupQn said t:esolu.tion was: declared pass.edand adopted .. /}

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I, tbe ·und-erslgned, being the duly qualified and acting

Clet'1t of t he ViLlage of Mounds View, Mi1'U1GStOt4, no .fiEREBY CERTlFY

tasel h,avec41iafully cQl1lpsr-ed the .attached and foregoing extt'act

'of minutes of a mee·t.ins of the Village CQuncil of said Vill$ga held

on the da:t·e therein indicated witb the o1:iginal minutes thereof on

file in myoffi.c(i lind that the same is -til full, true and correct

transcript thereof ins:ofar as said mi.nute.s J:'etate taa res-olutian

aba·t:ing o~;tt$ln water as,sC)ssment:s on prope:~t-ies located in the Village.

of Mounds View.

wt'l'NESS My h8l\dof-fl.cielly and the offioial sealoE the

Villago this '. lOtp.day of Feb~U4X'y, 1:964.

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW

RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA OJ 0031 ( 'j . - '1'he--regular- -mee-ting of the Mounds View Village Council was called to .

! - order by Mayor Hodges at---a-:-oo- E...M..-, .March 9, 1964 at 2401 Highway #10.

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Present Were: Mayor: Trustee: Trustee: Trustee: Clerk:

Also Present: Attorney: Engineer: Public Works: Adm. Clerk:

Donald Hodges . . Ingram Rustad John~~_ .. _. __ . ___ .... .. - --.-.... ------- ... . Charles LaVaque Lloyd J. Blanchard

Richard Meyers Les Knutson Walter Skiba Paul Boog

Motion by Sullivan to approve the minutes of February 24, 1964 as presented. Seconded by LaVaque. 5 Ayes.

Five residents from Fairchild Ave., north of Highway #10, requested the Council to reconsider any previous action and not deSignate Fairchild Ave . north of Highway #10 as a county road continuation of Silver Lake Road. After considerable discussion by council members, the Attorney and the Engineer, with questions and answers from the residents present, the following action was taken: Motion by Hodges to direct the Attorney to inform the County Engineer to disregard previous correspondence re­garding this matter and to request the County to deSignate Red Oak Drive, north of Highway #10, as the continuation of Silver Lake Road County Highway. Seconded by Rustad. 5 Ayes •

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A representative of the Mounds View Sportsmen's Club requested the use of the village hall for meetings. This was referred to the Clerk's office for proper application.

. A resident requested village action on a house at 2091 Pinewood Drive that is in an extremely unsanitary condition. This was referred to the Attorney and Building Inspector for immediate action.

Mayor Hodges reported that the Industrial Development Committee was in need of a chairman as John Bell, the present chairman, was moving from the village.

Mr. LaVaque reported that a steel building is now being contemplated for the Sanitary Sewer service building inst.ead of' the brick building previously planned, because of lower cost.

Mr. Rustad read the Police report for February, 1964. Copy on file.

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