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Home My WebLink AboutFeb 13, 1945Ltr¢ilie~ ~{awkin~ Kugu s~ Pe~erso~ Special ~d Si~cing ~ First ~ationa! N~ Firsi ~a~ie~at B~k ~o~hwss~e~ B~II T~!s~hcae Pe~y Cash F~d' LIQ~R S. F. ~eskie~ 58.&O C.O. Carlao~, 99.I0 30.00 H.M. Chudek 48,80 80.00 - Special ~ ?~.80 &9.88 Z. Sc~ahI, ~eas., I8.81 50G.O0 P~Ilips & Sons Co. ~ P~iiipm & S~' g2.20 ~~Spek~lan~ Seconded by Z'acksen %ha% %he mee%in~ adjourned. g~_~?~ zo T~~' co~o~~ I~YOR 0FFIC I~L. PROCEEDINGS We'gular ~re ei'in.g February I3th, 1945' The' meeting was called, to order at 8r~5 P.~'. All members present. minu~tes of the previows meeting were~ read and~ 'appro'ved.~ The A'pplication to operate a gas filling statio~. 'at 5989 Central Ave, If. E. submitted' by Louis ~ennenga, 4407 2~ St. Discussion- >~Iotion by Bentzen~ seconded by Nygaard, Shat a Iicense be' granted to Louis ~Iennenga to o'perate' a gas filling sfation a~ 3989 Central Ave. ~oll Call - A'll aye:s, ~Jr. and ~.~Ir-s, G. Feterson of t0~7 - 43.rd Ave. N. E., appeared before` the Oo~n'ciI protesting against the plumbing work done by Rudolph Swanson at their' property.. Their- report of work long delayed' and improperly- done by ii, Ir. Swanson was'. verified hy the plumbing inspector, Discussion. ~'otzon by. Jackson, seconded ~ N aard:, that the Citv t ' ' · ~ 'y Yg - ' ' ~ ~anager be instruc-~ ed not, to issue any more plumbin-g permits to. Rudolph Swanson for- the next six (6) months.. R'oiI Call -~!1 ayes- A.. H. Sotebeer was requested, ts. appear~ at[ meeting in. regards to his application to operate a gasoline station at 573~- 40th Ave. N.'E. (This application ~as' submitted at the Jan. ~3r-~ moo.ting, but tabled at that time until the next regular meeting.) ~,Ir. Sotebeer, when questioned'., stated' %hat he wishe& to hav~. his application, fa.vorahly considered', as he planne.g to operate, the' sta~tion until ~priI 9th, when his lease expires, ~!otion by Jackson, seconded by-Spekulan$, that gas station~ applicatibn of ~. H. Soteheer to operate a station at 575 - 40th Ave. K. E. be' grout'aS. Moll Call -a:yes: Bentzen., Jackson, Nyga.a:rd, Spekulant. Nays: -Bassett.. ~,~otion .~by Bentzen, se.o. on-ded': by Jackson, tba~t the- plumbing license applie ation of Gabriel Burman be granted. ?oll Call - All ayes. qesolution of~ered by Nyga~rd, seconded by Spekulant, that the City Treasurer be authorized and instructed to transfe- the sum of Fifty Cents from. the Sewer Fund to the Fire Fund, to reimburse the Fire Fund for equipment repairs. Roll Call -All ayes. Resolution offered by Jackson, seconded by Spekulant, that the City Treasurer be authorized and instructed to transfer the sum of $9~.75 from the Police Fund to the Fire Fund to reimburse the Fire Fund for equipment repairs.. Moll Call - All ayes. ?esolution o~iered by Nygaard, seconded by Bentzen, that the City Treasurer be authorized and instructed to transfer the sum of ~ll.50 from-the Park Fund to the Fire Fund to reimburse the Fire Fund for equipment repairs. Roll Call - All ayes. Resolution offered by Nygaard, seconded by Bentzen, that the City Tr'e~surer be authorized and instructed to transfe~ the sum of ~91.~5 fro~ the Water Fund to the Fzre Fund to reimburse the Fzre Fund for equipment repairs. Roll Call - All ayes. Resolution offered by Bentzen, seconded by Jackson, that the City Treasurer be authorized and instructed to transfer the sum of ~I5.75 from the ~treet Fund to the Fzre Fund to reimburse the Fire Fund for equipment repairs. Roll Call - All ayes. Resolution offered by Nygaard, seconded by S?ekulant. WHEREAS a bill to allocate to municipalities and counties forty (40~) percent of the gross earnings taxes is nor before both Houses of the Einnesota State Legisla- ture; AND ~~S the City Council of Columbia Heights feels that such enactment would be to the best interest of counties and municipalities; BE iT HEREB~ RESoLV~D by the City Council of Columbia Heights that the Council endorses the proposal and urges the passage of aforesaid bill. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be sent to Senator Ledin, Representative G. C. 2eterson and to the c~irmen of the Senate and the House Tax Committees. Roll Call - All ayes. R~esolution offered by Jackson, seconded by Nygaard. U~L~REAS the League of Minnesota ~.~unicipalities, through its Legislative Committee, has presented to the Legislature a proposal that all political subdivisions of thru State be exempted from paying the State gasoline and special-use fuel tax; AND ',¥HER~AS, the Council feels that the payment of said tax is unjust and not in conformity with other tax regulations for munici- palit-ies, etc.; BE iT HEREBY RESOLVED that the City Council of Columbia Heights endorses the League's proposal that favors the passage of such legislation. BE iT ~'URTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be sent ~to Senator Leein, Respresentativs G. C. Feterson and to the chair- men of the Senate and the House Tax Committees. Roll Call - Ail ayes. ~,[otion by Nygaard, seconded by Spekulant, that Hardy Soderholm be re- appointed to serve on the Police Civil Service Commission for a term of three years, such term to expire April 84, 1947. Woll Call -All ayes. The matter of the appointment of the Fire Dep't. Civil Service Commission discussed. R~F~ID II~G OF THE BILLS: L. W.. Bass-etS 4;00 Anflrew Spekulant a,00 Roy' Bent-z e= 3,-00 Irving ~ygaard Da'ye Ja'c kson R'oselIa C r Johnson 3.-20. P- Theo. Olsson. Hazel ~.~ Trucker 78,00 Gordon C. Paterson ~7,10 Frank ~;I. Gille~t ~.00 Ali Sundharg L- A. ,T'j'osvold 48,40 LucilZe Hammond Ovs~:k Prig, Co .- 42;50 Ctyde C- Jo:~son 75.57 Walte~ E. Cott~elI Clinton F., Schultz 8d,~O Joseph Fadany 84 ~,[~rI e Gla.de~ 83.30 ~r thur A- Porter .78.40 ~[~tIe U, An~ erson 50 Harry B..~ Hanson Fr e~ Ta ~t'ing 8 Jonson Service Station ~.00 Tr-eas. of D%pls, 9.00 U. S. Supply CO, 'Rocket Oil Co- 7,00 Omar Schwartz 83..86 Wm. A. Ostmoe I0a~d0 Jos. F,, Auei Co. Grant St~age-Bart. Co., 1.I5 ~ollin Feed Co.. 148.45 Dr. J'. S, Btumenthal Ja me s }feKen~a 70 · 50 Earl Cleland. 107.28 Vic tot Sar Clyde G. Brown 105.4~ · Alex A troshenko W~iter ~Ioahocki !0.00 John, Semen Gust Sundbeak Dependable ~Iotors I8.67 L. W.. Northfiald City Treas. of Mpls. ~2~9.00 Dan De,fa:rs 78.40 Otto W., Dun.em~nn 8g.dO Gerhard Hansen: . 74.30 Dennis Roach 50,50 Theo. A.. Anderson E.~ Steinfeld t 2,a0 Fred Tatting I4 Mitch De~Iars Jr. ~I7 Johnson Papgr~,:~& Supply Frankl~ Co'Op. Crmy. Cooa Cola Btg~ Co. I62.70 Chas. Ganzer~ E.- B.- Crahtree, American Linen Co, Stewart & West ..qadio Co, Btu n swi ok-Ba lke-Co tlend er Hardware I;tutua! Ins. Geo. J. Ball Inc. Park Board Petty Cash DJ. G. Ouimette Lucille Hawkins Boustead Elec. & Goodin Collin Feed Northern State:s, Power Col. Heights ins. agcy. John Semen Heights Serv, Station Spec ,Fund-W -H. Tax' Z- ~. Stevens First ~Y~tl. B'ank-l~Ipls Ju'stin e Newmann LIQUOR ~ILLS. r E'd Phillips & Co. D.&~. Letson S'.. F- Kreskie Fred Spoor Clarence Carlson' Rosella C,- Johnson Helen ~f, · C'hu-dek Frank C'oenen t~[a r'gare-t Anderson Anna Tkach Felix Soo haoki Jo e· H'o mza Spec.Fund -- W.H. Tax 01d Peoria Co. Distillers Distrib, Geo. Benz Sons Co. Famous Brands Ino, . Grigg's-Cooper & Co. }~fcKesson & Wobbins Bernard Bas'kin Co. Pabst Sales Co. Jordan Brewing Cc. ~[pls. Brg.. C.b. GIu~ek Brg. Co. Chas. Ganzer ~fcKesson & R-obbins Coc~ Cola Btg. Co. Petty Cash Fund Und erwo od-ElSiot-Fi sher Ame'riean Lines Co. t;~:' Gunter anson ~aper & Supply 14 · 60 75.46 8.84 7,70 89 88,21 6 13.1I .50 ~8.40 Co, 16,00 7 ;05 133.02i 606;47 120.99 674.05. 158.60 178.85 146.35 2.00 1,50 1151.18 18.90 92.20 116.06 114, .44 48.40 52.28 54 ~70 83.54 28 83,3.0 9 .d0 94.10 1449 ~98 I010.64 611~59 409 2108.83 307 145 .I6 38.60 185.90 180 498 234.55 34.00 5.40 73;41 9.60 14.13" 93.63 32.68 5~otion by Jackson, seconded by Hygaard, that the bills be allowed out their proper funds. Moll Call -All ayes. Special meeting set for ~GOth for the purpose of considering the 2olice qeport. Notion by Nygaa-d, seconded by Jackson, that the meeting be adjourned. Secretary to +~ouncil ~la yor OFFICIAL ~CCEEDINGS Megular ~.~eeting February ~7th, 1945 The meeting was called to order at 8:10 P.. N. All members present. }~lnutes of the previous meeting read and approved. ~otion by Nygaard, seconded by Jackson, that the electrical license application of the Industrial Elec. Co. (Geo. F. Brown) 510 Third Ave. So. be granted. Moll Call - All ayes. Question of the audit of the City's records discussed. ~otion by Jackson, seconded hy Nygazrd, that Neill ~IcLaughlin Co. be en- gaged to audit the City's records. Moll Call - All ayes. ~otion by Bentzen, secnnded hy Spekulant, to postpone notifying NeilI HcLaughlin Co. until a~'ter next meeting and that City Eanager be instruc- ted to request ~lr. ]~cLaughlin to appear at such meeting. Roll Call - All ayes. Spec.ial meeting set for Tuesday, I~larch 6th, to consider the Police Report. Union contract for bartenders and waitresses at Liquor Store submitted for %he Council's consideration. ?eso~ution offered hy Jackson, seconded by Nygaard. BE IT HEREBY RESuLVED by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights duly asseubled this ETth. day of February, 1945 that we accept the working agreement cOntract made and entered into the 4th day of Dec. , 1944 by and between the Hotel and Restaurant Employees, International Alliance and Bartenders Inter- national League of America party of the first part and the On-Sale Liquor Dealers of ~,'~inneapolis Inc. party of the second part. That said agree- ment and the Conditions thereof shall govern v~rking conditions and ~.~ages for regular and extra employees of the Eunicipal Liquor Store who are members in good standing in Bartenders Union Local No. 1SE, Hotel and Restaurant Employees' Union 458, and ~iscellaneous r;orkers Union Local No. 665. Said aforementioned agreement shall be retroactive to December 4, 1944. Moll Call - All ayes. ?esolution offered by Nygaard, seconded by Spekulant. BE iT HEMEB'~' MES~LVED by the City Council of the Czty of Columbia Heights that the