HomeMy WebLinkAboutFeb 25, 1963Anderson Aggregate 841.99.
Roll Call - Ail Ayes.
Motion Dy Orendorff seconded Dy King, that the following license applications
De granted upon payment of the proper fee: Roll Call - All Ayes.
Sunshine Food Service(James E. Boyle) 846 40tn Ave. Restaurant
The Heights Pizza 3928 Central Ave. ~
Bonneville Motors(Gaylord Jonnson) 4S01 Central Ave. Used Car Lot
William R. Clark(Laundry Installers Co.)5800 Drew So. Heating
Ben3 ~in L. Jeffries(KaBe Trucking) 5034 Xerxes No. RuDDish
Mr. Hem~, 4401 Quincy St. was present regarding his request to conduct
a TV and Radio Sales and Repair Store in the garage portion of his nome.
This was recommended Dy the Planning & Zoning Commission at their last
meeting with c~rtain stipulations. The majority of the council gave
their opinion as being against this request Dut there was no action taken..
The City Engineer reported the State Highway Department nas presented
plans for 53rd Avenue for approval at an early date.
Motion Dy Orendorff seconded Dy Nawrocki, that the meeting ad3ourn at
ll:3b p.m. Roll Call - All Ayes.
MAYOR : /
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Secretary to City Council
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Regular Meeting
February 25, 1963
Meeting called to order at 8 p.m.
Ail memDers present.
Invocation offered Dy Father Hermes of Immaculate Conception Cnurdh.
Motion Dy Nawrocki seconded Dy King, that the minutes of the last
regular meeting De approved as presented in writing and the reading
De dispensed with. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motion Dy Nawrocki seconded Dy Orendorff, that tne following Dills De paid
out of their proper funds: Roll Call - All Ayes.
N.S.P. Co.
First Natl. Bank
Payroll Account
Griggs,Cooper & Co.
Jonnson Paper & Sup.
Lynn Jonnson Co.
Old Peoria Co.
Ed.P~illips & Sons Co.
Adelmann Eng. Re-Bldrs.
American Linen Sup.
American Linen Sup.
Auto Color Supply
2,951.99 C.H.Fire Dept. 29~.00
37,219.18 C.H.Water Dept. 6.75
24,451.84 Curtis 1000 Inc. 216.84
22~.40 DoDis & Kvalheim 600.00
117.36 Emerson MoDil ~ervice 23.99
1,163.2b Frank's Htg.& Sn. Metal Co. D~.9b
2,392.'/1 Gallagner Service 1,000.00
655.16 " 20.00
43.75 Glenn & Cutlan Co. 30.00
6. b2 Glenwood Inglewood Co. 20.62
3.60 Gray Audograpn Co, 62.00
16.82 Gruidl Distr. Co. 12.00
Roynl HedDlad 14.14
Heignts Auto Wasn 6.25
Heights Snell Service ~.%%
A1 Hillsdale
Bi-Lateral Fire Hose Co. 3~7.50
Burroughs Corp. 18.00
Casn Reg. Sales 28.~9
Coast to Coast Stores 73.42
BILLsCONT'D.
Indus'~rial Supply~CQ. --.
In~e~na=l. Salu Co. ~._ - 3~A.40
Johnson Auto EqUip. ~ 24.0Q
Jonnson Bro~.- Oil Co, '~74.13
Leef__Bros. Inc.,, · 86..b0
Lindsay BrOs,~ Co ....
Mason Publishing Co. 2·5.0.0
M & I Auto Supply Co. 3.30
Midland Coop. Inc. .'
Gladys Miller, City Treas.-.l~,-Qb9.03:
" ..
Miller-Davis Co. 6~.3b
Mpls. GasjCo. ~_'_ bb.b3.
"~ ~, ~ !00~00:
Minneapolis sawlCO. - ~ ~8.10
Monarch Chemicals,Inc.' 1~2.~
Municipal Equip. Co. 367~0~
Neptune Meter C~ ~2~904.55
Northern Sanitary Supply ~' 20.$0
Ols.on's.P~bg~go. -
ovsh~k Printing~C6~ .. 70.50
A.~. Paulson 266.66
PekS, Inc._. - -'~ - - s l0-ll
Pepsi ~ola Btlg. Co.~ ~ S B.60
,~ 15/00.
Poli~ Petty Cas~. ~ . .. 7.50'
Postmaster
Power Tools Inc. 7.60
~ublic Works.Equ~P.CO~.... ~ 80.47
Reinhard Broths. erp Co, ~ ....3~10
So,hm~t~ ~usic Co.
· SiDkin~ Fu~d _ ~i . ~ __ 76,88~3 ~7
" ~80,000 00~
~Tri-CountyA~ency Ins. ...... 421.48
' ~ '~ P~licationS~._~ 74.63
TwinLCit~-E~i~e Re~Bldrs~".,22.05
W & W Generator ReLBld~sl
~.O,Wa~so~ ..... '- .. -17.25
Wil~ia~_.~on~stamp Co.
Wm.H. ~ieg~er_~o~. ~. j~ . 547.00
Payroll ·Account 3~'0~3.24
./,Ganzer Distributors · 15.20
jQh~son Paper..&]iSupp~y Co. 16.50
Lowe & Campbell ~ 6.10
Pepsi Cola Co.' 21.00
-Vernon' Rozmark - ~ L.] ~. 3.00
. Seyen-up_B~g.~0. ~ . 12.60
signcrafters .. . ., 165~78
LeRoy A. Skog 10.00
~uperibr ProaUctS-Mf~.co.~'--~ 3,65
C.H. Recreation~ 40-00
~ · ~, . ~ ~ - .
-LeRoy Skog -. _. !0.00
0~shak' ~rin%ing Co. ' '~ 34.50
. Robe~t.S~'~h~ens Distr. Co. 383,36
'Ed.~.Fbr3ah CO..' '~._~ .... 44.50
~Gan~er Distr. Co. ~' 1-,005;35
.. Jacob Land 57.60
~Lynn Johnso~ ~o~Inc. '~.~;~ ~'.. , 267~78
~ld Pe0ri~_ .~Q. '" ,~' 290.96
c za BtZ :C '. 6,56
Ed. PhilliPs.& iS0~S Co. 1~056,3!
Franci~ Rbach 57,60
~ Seven-Up Bottling Co. _. .... 146184
~-' Victo~r B~sin$Ss' ~achi~e~- 21.5. 0
~OTAL ~ $271, 936. 56
'kward of Bids ~&ce~ived'FebruarY.-l~l, 'Z963: ' ". -~
~Motion .by King -s~econded by. McCli,~ne~ .. that Tthe~ ~bid reCei%e~d for 'trflck
~ for ~e Bark Board, be rejected,.· Roll Call -'-~11
Motion ~Y' MeCl[~e'"seeo~ded'~Y Ki~f~-~t' the City Manager be autho~iZmd
~o. advertise _fQr 5idS- fgr ~ ~rk, 5oarfl Truck, to be~ dpe~ at~ th6' next
a~arded ~o ~$~a~ Chevrolet Co. in the ~ount of ~1~,816.'00 ~$th 'bucket
Curb, Gut.te~ .and '. surfacing 'off .POlk'~ Street
was $6.25. per front foot ~d Avenu6' charge bf '82..0-8~ ~ severa'!' residents
from .this area were present and v~i~ea themselves as being against-this
.proJect.. - rz
~otion bY_ McCline 'sec°nde~ ~y ~a~r6dki, ~ that' this i~Zs%al!ation' of 6U~b,
gutter and surfacing be rejected. ~ ~Ro'll .C~i~- Ail Ayes.
Hearing :~he~l~ on ~e-uqns,tr~cti0n of ~Oth .Avenue between Central and
-Reservoir Blvd. ~. K0~diak,_. county ~ommi~sioneb and~.' LU~dheim,'
County Engineer were present and explained th~ ~ork -that Woul-d be
done tp make this a 44 foot paved stree~ with new curb and gutter, and
including complete re-construction of existing storm drains in this area,
The estimated cost of this project is 885,000, of which the County would
pay $65,000. There were people present both for and against this pro'
and it was decided to table this hearing until later at this meeting to
give them an opportunity to go with the Engineer to his office and
this matter further.
Motion by King seconded by McCline, that the City Manager be authorized
to advertise for bids for Liquor Store Fixtures, to be opened on March
25th, 1963. Roll Call - All Ayes.
A Petition was received from residents in the vicinity of 48th and
Madison Street, for the enforcement of ordinance on Dog control.
The City Manager was directed to write the Dog Cather and ask for a
statement from him as to what is being done.
A request was received from Leslie F. Kotval, 4205 Stinson Blvd., asking
that Stinson Blvd. between 43rd and45th be opened in the fall of 1963.
Motion by Nawrocki seconded by McCline, that this request be denied
as the City is negotiating for the purchase of Lot 3, Block 1,Silver Lake
Addition, owned by Mr. Kotval. Roll Call - All Ayes.
A letter was received from Local ~49 of the International Union of
Operating Engineers, requesting that an adjustment panel be established
as a s~isfactory agreement has not been reached.
Motion by McCline seconded by King, that Mr. Nawrocki, represent the
Council in the arbitration proceedings with Local ~49. Roll Cal
ResolUtion offered by King seconded by Orendorff, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED
by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights, that:
WHEREAS, the City of Columbia Heights constructed Jefferson Street from
45th Avenue to 51st Avenue, a designated Municipal State Aid Street,
according to the approved plans and specifications, and;
WHEREAS, the City of Columbia Heights has sufficient funds in its avail-
able allotment to cover the cost of the contract amount, and;
WHEREAS, the City does not have sufficient funds in its general Fund to
pay for a project on a Municipal State Aid System.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED; that the City of Columbia Heights, in
accordance with the Rules and Regulations, hereby request the Commissioner
of Highways to release the sum of $18,413.17 from our current construction
account for use on State Aid Project No.13-107-02. This request is made
to relieve the hardship condition existing in the City's General Fund.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Second reading of Ordinance No.557, Being an ordinance authorizing the
sale by the City of Columbia Heights, ,of certain Real Estate known as:
The West 50 feet of the ~orth 20 'feet of the South 150 feet of Lot 43,
Block ~u~,2,Reservoir Hills, Columbia Heights.
Offered by McCline seconded by King. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motion by King seconded by Orendorff, that the City Manager be authorized
to spend up to $850.00 for partitioning Administration offices.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
The Council agreed to meet Thursday, February 28th at 8 p.m. to discuss
the recommendation of the Traffic Commission to proceed with Plan A of
the Bather Parking Study.
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The City Att0rney reported 0n~he following items:
1.. Asked that Sign Ordinance'he-.on agenda 'for March~llth. - '-
2v Two lawu'S~its which will be tried in the latter part"0f Ma~Ch,-will
be discussed'the'llth'of March. '
3. The possiSil~ty 6f-getting a health insPector'~whb~;would be-qualified
to inspect restaurants, and that' he had 'called the League of Minnesota
~unicipalities asking for recommendations that they:might'haVe;'--
4. Apache Heights Plat will be finished up in about 2½ months.
Motion by Orendorff secondedAby McCline,' tha~ the f011ow~ng license`.
applications be granted, upon paymentof:-the proper fee:
Sassco Inc. ~75 8thAve.,New Brighton Hea~ing
Miracle'/Cafe (Margaret.:~H~ Karmes) 3970 Central Ave.' .Restaurant
Hoffmann~s-Elec~Service 4736 Pleasant A~e.~'~ ~'' Electric'al
Seestrom Elec. Co. 4625 Williston,,Mtka.
· ~ Eastman Plbg~Corp.' -~ 561 36thi~Ave. N.E~' Plumbihg
Roll Call - Ail Ayes~ ." '.--~ ....
Duane Fart of Fart'-Plumbing ~o~ was present,and discussed with'the,
Council their applicatiOn for ~ Plumbing,License for 1963. He agreed
to-come into the office a~d work out an'agreement. ~
The' H~aring on re-constructi~on of 40th Avenue, Cent~ai tO, Reservoir
B~vd. was again resumed, and'the following-motion prevai!ed:
Motion by Nawrocki seconded by King, that the Mayor and c~ty-Manager
be,authorized to enter' into: an ~agreement.withAnoka'County for the
~e-conStruction ~f 40thAv~nu~ between Central'gnd-~ReServoir Blvd;
Roll Call - All Ayes. -
Motion by King seconded'-by'McCline, that'the meeting ad3ourn~at
10:40 p.m.. R~il-Call'- Ail Ayes. .
~ecretary t° City Council'~: