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HomeMy WebLinkAboutApr 14, 1958 The City Attorney reported it %.;as legal to remove a ?ersons name from aPetition if they so requested. Therefore the ?etition for an alley opening between ~th and 7th from 43rd t~3 44th is invalid, as one name was removed, and there would not be over 50',~ of the property owner's signatures on this petition. The City Manager stated there is an alley platted between Jackson and VanBuren, from 44th to 4~th, and as such we are obligated to open this alley upon request. Secretary to City Council ~,~otion by King seconded by Julkowski, that the meeting adjourn at 11:10 ?.m. Roll Call - All Ayes. OFF~CiAL .P~OCEEDINGS Regular ~,~eeting April 14, !95~ ~ieeting called to order at ~ p.r~. Roll Call - I~ing, Julkowski, Chies, Proft - present. ~topka - absent. ~. julkowski presided as Chairman. i'..linutes of the last regular n]eeting were read and approved. ~,iotion by King seconded by Chies, that the following bills be-.paid out of their proper funds: Roll Call - All Ayes. Ed. Philli'.)s & Sons Old Peoria Co.,~nc. Lynn Johnson Co. Griggs,Cooper ,~ Co. J~hnson Paper ~ Supply N.S. Power Co. Payroll Account Ed. Philli")s & ~ons Co. Griggs,Cooper & Co. Old Peoria Co.,Inc. LYnn J_hnson Co. ~ionarch Chemicals,Inc. Ed. Philli~s & Sons Co. Lynn Johnson Co. Griggs,Cooper & Co. Gladys E. ~ller,City Tr. Recreation Jills Extra Payroll - Park 75~.57 ~xtra Payroll 51.4S Elizabeth Chi!son 3.00 47~.13 ~argaret A. Coleman 3.00 3~5.59 Petra Ledwein 3.00 17.C5 Ruth ~,iartin 3.00 !5~7.A~3 Angeline ~,~lne 3.00 1~,271.73 Elaine Newco[~o 3.00 ~$2.24 Grace O!son 3.00 3,7~A.03 Fred Spencer 3.00 2,6~7.~ A.& A. ~ardware ~.O0 10A.,D3 Acme Auto Radiator Co. 32.50 2~. ~7 AddressOgraph ~ult. Cor~. 3. 140.26 Anderson Aggregate 340.00 27~.50 Armco Drainage & ~letal $.74 Peter ~arna 87.~0 i6,5~3~.~4 ~he ~eck Specialty Co. 13.35 307.d3 ~4athew ~ender & Co. 21.00 112.50 Bituminous Roadways, Inc. Brunson Instrument Co. Charles Buffie Bury & Carlson, Inc. Coast to Coast Stores C.H. Agency C.H. ?ire Dept. C.H. Dire Dept. C.H.M..iremen's Relief C.H. Police Dept. C.H. Police Relief Assoc. C.H. Record C.H. ~Water Dept. Construction Bulletin Cook Paint & Varnish CO. Ralph J. Corbett Crane Co. Elvin First Aid Supply First Natl. Bank Frawley Equipment Co. Frawley Equipment Co. Furnell & Webb Gardner Hdw. Co. Grant Storage Battery Gray Audograph Service Co. josephine Grineski Hayden b~urphy Equip. Co. Heights Elec. Co. Heights Radio Sales Margaret Idziorek Industrial Aggregate Co. industrial Supply Co. international Harvester Johnson Auto Supply Co. Albert PI. Johnson Machine Johnson Bros. ~66'~ The Kassler Co. Floyd Co Lawson Rosetla C. Lawson Leif Bros. Inc. Liquor Fund Gladys E.~iller,City Tr. pliller-Davis Co. ~nar Co. Mpls. Overall Laundry ~inn. Fire Ext. Co. ~4odern BinEquip, Co. Northern Sanitary Sup. Co. 23.20 7.50 7.50 165.00 7.66 410.99 261.00 530.00 620.21 67.50 620.86 76.50 13.00 15.80 18.83 155.92 54.18 31.70 25,884.25 350.00 38.50 3.07 2.60 84.61 25.00 1.95 70.35 116.28 31.60 12.70 13.04 36.64 31.87 283.82 9.50 190.92 358.85 2.64 13.28 14.55 4.76 2,000.00 112.00 15.45 35.54 15.19 23.10 5.52 99.45 21.40 Carl Olson & Sons Wm. Ostmoe ' Ovshak Printing' Co. i~.G, Ouimette A.W. paulson Phillippi Equip. Co. Police & Court Petty Cash Rocket Oil Co. H.A. Rogers C?o. Scott Atwater Foundry Darold Shafer Shaw Walker Shenehon Goodlund Standard Spring Co. Kenneth Stinson Twin City Disposal Co. Victor Adding 2~%chine Volunteer · Firemen ' s Warning Lites, Inc. Williams Hdwe. Co. A.~&; A:~ Hdw. Co. American Linen Sup. Co. American Linen Sup. Co. Binder Beverage Co. Brunswick Balke Collender Coca Cola Co. E.B. Crabtree Co. F~rnham Stat. & Sch. Sup. Charles Ganzer Halting Bros. Heights Pub. Co. Minn. Fire Ext. Co. Monarch ChemicalInc. John P. [~Iurzyn Peter ~elson Nesbitt Bottling Co. Pek' s inc. Pepsi Cola Co. J.F. Ptace]~ & Son Seven-Up Bottling Co. C.J. Simcoe Jeweler ~erican Linen Sup. Co. Beer ~,lholesalers, Inc. Binder Beverage Co. Canada Dry Inc. Coca Cola Bottling Co. 136.60 5.00 55.75 47.50 35.00 5.00 75.50 113.20 14.09 44.60 73.56 180.00 5.00 7.50 .%-25.00 23.52 272.60 20.00 1,051.00 47.00 18.50 44.00 169.00 66.50 ' 33.66 18.91 28.20 7.20 37.59 8.40 78.04 5.50 19.00 5.68, t0.40 11.25 36.00 9.98 122.85 54.00 115.32 75.60 2.00 29.40 45.20 97.86 ' 185.58 10.41 361.22 49.43 C.V. Distributors Distillers Distr. Co. J.C. Doherty Co. O.M. Droney Bev. Co. Famous Brands, Inc. Forman Ford & Co. Ganzer Distr. Carl R. Hanson Hennepin Bottling Co. Karo Distr. CO. Kuether Distr. Co. blcKesson & Robbins Mid-West Wine Co. Inc. Minneapolis Brewing Co. Misc. 3.2 Liquor TrustFund 151.24 2,.174.54 628.85 698.86 1,427,36 3.70 801.46 llS.00 115.5'2 49.84 219.75 1,233.35 S4.20 1,589.73 77.00 Thomas b~ore & Co. Natl. Cash Reg. Co. Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Petty Cash Pilgrim Bottling Co. Seven-Up Bottling Co. H.G. $ipe Co. Willmark Serv. System 44.00 2,169.~00 19.20 238.72 1,654.97 190.85 977.87 46.00 8.85 TOTAL $96,144.25 Awarding of bid on Asphalt distributed on our City Streets. Motion by Chies seconded by King, that J.W. Craig & Co. be awarded the bid on Asphalt distributed on our City Streets at 14½¢ per gallon. Roll Call., All Ayes. Hearing held on Sanitary Sewer for Central Avenue, Tyler, Polk and Taylor, 45th to 47th. The City Engineer gave a report on this project and approximate cost of $5.06 per front foot, and stated sanitary sewer should be installed in this area on the following streets: Central Ave. 46 to 47 Tyler atreet 45 to 46 Polk Street 45 to 47 Taylor ~ 45 to 47 Central Ave. 45 to 45~ Motion by F~ng seconded by Proft, that the City M~nager be authorized to advertise for bids on this project, which the engineer has described. Roll Call - All AR yes. Hearing was held on Watermains for the following streets: Central Ave. 46 to 47 Taylor Street 45 to 47 Tyler Street 45 to 46 Leander Lane south of 44th Ave. Polk Street 45 to 47 4th Street 4~ to 47 The City Engineer reported the approximate cost would be $2.80 per front foot. Motion by Chies seconded by Proft, that the City 5~uuager be authorized to advertise for b~ds for th~se watermain projects. Roll Call - All Ayes. A'Hearing was held for Concrete Sidewalk for 6th Street 47 to 48. The City Engineer reported the approximate cost to be $2.00 per front foot,~for the Sidewalk and 30¢ per front foot for City construction. Motion by Chies seconded by King, that the City Manager be authorized to proceed with this work. Roll Call - All Ayes. A Hearingwas held for Street Platting, North-South Street 44th to 45th -~'250~'. eas~-~f Centrals.~ ~' Motion by King seconded by Proft, that the City ~ianager be authorized to acquire the necessary property for this street right-of-way wherever necessary. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. Petition was received opposing a watermain on Central between 45th and 46th. ~fhis has been eliminate~. A Petition was received for Sanitary Sewer on Tyler Street between 44th and 44½, with 61% of the property owners signing. ~Iotion by ICing seconded by Chies, that the City Manager be authorized to advertise a Hearing on this project for April 28, 1958. Roll Call - All Ayes. A Petition was received from residents in the vicinity of Lange Welding Co. on 39th Avenue, requesting, that the owner clean up his premises behind said Company, and also presented pictures showing the conditions. The City Manager reported ~,~. Dom Hebzynski our Health Inspector had written a letter this day regarding, this operation. The City Manager was asked to have the Fire Department inspect these premises in regard to a possible fire hazard condition and make a report. Also get a written report from the Health Inspector on this complaint. '~tion by Chies seconded by King, placing this Petition on file regarding Lange Welding Co. Roll Call - All Ayes. A request was received from Lyndale Builders for a waterline to serve Lots 22 thru 25, Block 20, C.H. Annex, either by public or private line,whichever would be available. Motion by Chies seconded by King, that the City-Manager be authorized to advertise a Heariog on this waterline at the April 28th meeting. Roll Call - All ~,yes. A Petition was received against opening a dump at 38th and Grand as requested by ~. Ocel, with five pages of signatures. ~,~. Ocel presented a Petition with signers who have no objection to this dump. i~tion by Chies seconded by King, den~ing this request for a dump. Roll Call - All ~=~es. A Petition was received for Sanitary Sewer on East side of University from 43rd to 45th, with' 77% signers. Motion by King seconded by Proft, that the City Manager be authorized to advertise a Hearing on this Sanitary Sewer at the Aprit 28th meeting. Roll Call - All Ayes. S~cond reading of Ordinance No.397, Being an Ordinance authorizing the sale by the City of Columbia Heights of LOt 62, except the easterly 7.9' thereof, Blodc 65, C.H. Annex. Ordinance i~o.397 Offered by Chies seconded by King. Roll Call - All Ayes. Second reading of Ordinance ~qo.398, being an Ordinance authorizing the sale of Easterly.60 feet of Lot 8, Block 3,Reservoir Hills. Ordinance i~o.398 offered by Proft seconded by Chies. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. First reading of Ordinance No. 399, Rezoning to multiple dwelling Lots 1, 2 and North 10' of Lot 3, Block 92, C.H. Annex. First reading of Ordinance No.400, authorizing the sale by the City of Lot 8, Block 2, Rearrangement of Block ~'C", except the South 30' thereof. First reading of Ordinance No.401, Amending zoning ordinance on Multiple dwellings. Motion by Proft seconded by King, that the City Manager be authorized to advertise for bids for concrete work for 1958. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by King seconded by Chies, that the City ~nager be authorized to advertise for bids on'Gasoline and Oil. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by Chies seconded by King, that the Park Board be authorized to advertise for bids on a Llghted Softball Field. R~ll Call - All Ayes. R~solution offered by King seconded by Proft, The City Council of the C~ty of Columbia Heights hereby resolves that WHEREAS, Special assess- ments for South 40' of West ½ of Lot 4, Block 2, C.H. Acres on Job ~/?.~.~,~/ No.258 in the amount of $34.24 have been paid in full; BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the County Auditor be and he is here~~'':~ authorized and directed to strike from the assessment rolls the aforesaid assessments. Roll Call - All Ayes. Reso~lution offered by Chies seconded by King, BE iT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Col~bia Heights, that the City Treasurer be and she is hereby instructed to transfer from the Liquor Fund as follows: 8732.63 to the Fire Fund 140.18 to the Park Fund and that there are sufficient moneys in said liquor Fund to make such transfers. Roll Call - All Ayes. A Reselution was presented to establish heavy equipment pay rate on the Asphalt Distributor and the Ford Tractor. Motion by Chies seconded by Proft, that this Resolution be tabled until our~next meeting. Roll Call - All Ayes. Resolution offered by King seconded by Chies, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights, that compulsory retirement at age ~5 be established for all regular employees. BE IT~FURTHER RESOLVED that employees presently over 60 years of age shall be retired no later than 30 days after their ~6th Birthday 9.~n~versa~ry and those over 66 years of age at the time of this resolution must arrange for their retirement within 90 days. Roll Call - All Ayes. Res~iutio~ offered by King seconded by Proft, BE ITMHEREBY RESOLVED by t~e~City Council of the City of Columbia Heights, that the position gf Liquor Operations ~nager, be hereby established, and be it further resolved; That the annual salaries for the management personnel, be established as follows: Liquor Operations ~nager $6,800.00 ! ' Liquor,Store ~nager 6,000.00 Assistant Liquor Store, Manager 5,350.00 ~oll Call - ~11 Ayes/ A letter was received from the ~win City Rapid Transit Company regarding a Hearing to be held before the Railroad & Warehouse Commission April 29, 1958 at 9:30 A,M. in regard to an increase in rates. ~iotion by Chies seconded by King, that this letter be tabled until the ~.prit 28th meeting. Roll Call - Ali~Ayes.' The City Manager reported a traffic check had been made by the ~4innesota Highway department, at 37th and Central. The City Manager was asked 'to write them a letter asking for their recorm~endations on the type of signalizing suitable for this intersection, also to contact the City of ~,linneapotis regarding 3~t~.Avenue Maintenance. A letter~ was received from the First Lutheran .Church regarding. purchase of ~the land presently used by the Police Department, also a letter from ~r. Cottrell,Police Chief recom~e~ding this sale~ ~ ' Motion by King seconded by Chies, that these letters be_p_aced on file,and that every consideration be given First. Lutheran Church on purchase. Roll Call - All Ayes. The City ~ianager was asked to write a letter to First Lutheran Church and inform them we are not yet ready to sell -this property but will give them every consideration. 'The matter of a Planning Consultant was'discussed and .the City Manager was asked to arrange a meeting with ~r. i.S. Shattuck, if possible on April 21st at 6 or 6:30 p.m. Motion by Chies seconded by King, that the following license ~Dplications be granted: ~ol! Call- Ail Ayes. , Plymouth Electric Co. Electrical Dahl Gas Hea~ing Co.,1688 Grand Ave. Heating Sarah Heryla, 4000 6th St.N.E. Restaurant & Cigarette The City.Attorney reported on the ~ta~ of the request for rezon~ng at 40th 6: University by Collins Tr~c!~ Lines, and that it was being t~en up by the Planning an~ Zoning. Commis~on at t~eir next meeting. sanitary ~ Residents were in regarding a~sewer proD±em between ~ and ~th on~,,QuSncy~ ~he.city Enginee~.~as asked to investigate this matter ~nd give a report by the next meeting. ~ ~ l~tt~r .was ~c~.ived from the Columbia Heights jaycees, giving a ~Li~s% or.people .that have expressed their desire to serve on ~i'~r ~the.~ Racre~tion 9r, Pa.rk Board. ~otiin by Chies seconded by King, that this letter dated April llth, be placed on file. Roll Call - Ail ~yes. Motion by t~ng seconded by Chies, that the City Manager be authorized towrite a letter to the Activities Co~mmittee in recognition of the fine Trophy Case which they had installed in the Field House. .Roll Call - All Ayes/ A report was received ~r~m ~ · 37th and 2nd Street, ~~~~ on construction equipment ~being parked in Residential zonaS 'and other zoning violations. The City i,~anager was asked to check on this and report back. Motion by K..ng seconded by Chies, that the meeting adjourn at 10:30 P.M. Roll Call - All Ayes. Secretary to City Council OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Regular Meeting April 28, 1958 Meeting called to order at 8 p.m. Chies, Proft, Stopka - present. Roll call - King, Julkowski, Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Motion by Julkowski seconded by King, that the following bills be paid out of their proper funds: Roi1 Call - All Ayes. Johnson Paper & Sup. Lynn Johnson Co. Nd. Phillips & Sons Kenneth Lewis Chapin Payroll Account Old Peoria Co.,Inc. Lynn Johnson Co. Old Peoria Co. Ed. Phillips& Sons Griggs,Cooper & Co. Extra Payroll Payroll Account Victor Aithaus American Linen Sup. Roy Bentzen &r. Burroughs Corp. Andrew Chuchwar C.H. Fire Dept. 47.02 C.H. Fire Dept. 352.00 56.73 C.H. State Bank 2.55 898.99 Fire Station Digest 2.25 92.44 Firestone Stores 132.79 14,587.18 W.W. Foster 10.'00 593.76 Intn'l. Bus. Machines 450.00 3,490.74 ' ' ' 7.00 15.89 Robert J. Kinas 90.00 266.34 Ronald Kullas 16.58 380.63 LaHass Corp. 24.70 82.37 J.N. Larson Chev. Inc. 46.51 100.00 Mpls. Gas Co. 562.36 16.50 Minn. St. Highway Dept. 2.10 6.30 P.O. Nelson 23.62 6.63 N.W. Bell Tel. Co. 370.16 104.00 M.G. Ouimette 10.00 3.00 August Peterson 237.00 236.00 Petty Cash Fund 47.13