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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOct 14, 1963 [~win's Dry Cleaning Rollin C. Oliver Roll Call - All Ayes. 5241 Univ. Coke Vending Mach. 5257 Univ. Ave. Pop ~ " Cigarette ~ Motion by Nawrocki seconded by King, that the meeting adjourn at 10 p.m. Roll Call - A~_i Ayes. Secretary t~ City Council OFFICIAL ~?i~OCEEDINGS Regular ~.~.ee ting October 14, 1963 [4eeting called, t~ order at ~ p.m. Ail :0embers present. Invocation offered by Reverend Douglas i?Ienderson of the Peoples Church. ~,1otion by Nawrocki seconded, by King, that the ~ainutes of the last regular meeting be api?roved as presented in wri'r-ing, and that the: reading of the. se minutes be dispensed wi'th. Roll Call - All Ayes. ~..lotion by King seconded by Nawrocki, ,that the following bills be paid out,of their proper funds: Roll Call - All Ayes., Payroll Account payroll Rccount Minn. Hosp. Service N.W. Bell Tel. C0.-C.D. Griggs Cooper & Co. Old Peoria Co., Inc. N.W. Unit Investment P. L. Anderson & L.E. Falk Mpls. Gas Co. Petty Cash-Liquor Fd. Griggs Cooper & Co. Lynn Johnson Co., Inc. Old Peoria Co., ThC. Ed Phillips & ~ons Co. Payroll Account Jury ]-)uty A A Battery Co. Acme Auto Co. Adelmann Engine RE-Bldrs. D.M. Albro Am. Bldg. [4aint. Corp. Am. LinBB ,~upply CO. ~'. H. Anderson ~o. F. W. Bassett Floyd ?~. Bixler Brunson Instrument Co. Cartwright & Olson Coast to Coast Coca C, ola Btg. Co. 25,18~. 30 Col. [.'-[eights Pt~acy. lC~. 47 913,62 Col. H~ights Phmcy. 6.06 182.07 Col.iHeights Water ]Dept. 44.. 19 10.00 Col. i.'-Ieights ~i'ater Dept. 2C,. 64 16G. 14. Cclu~-~]oia Electronics 4.. 76 29.95 C.F. Coyer & Assoc. 5.95 26.71 Danielson Drug Co. 5). 26 ~1.46 Dcvey Tree ~.'.tump Removal 22.00 71.92 Del Chemical Co. z.:.57 256.93 De%icl Fasteners, Inc. 16.06 126.47 Elvin Safety Supply 17.00 4.,000.03 Erickson Oil Co. 4.01 2,028.25 5~,--_. rnham ' s 15.75 7,403.27 Gallagher' s Service 2,272.91 26,430.01 Gallagher' s Service 20.00 10G.00 Gilb~rtson & Surface 2L.00 31.65 Glenwood Inglewood 63.23 47.00 Goodin Co~.~.any 772.25 221.67 Gopher Glass Co. 19.55 2.40 Grinnell Co. 29.70 134.65 Griswold Signal Co. 14.9~ 2.70 [(arris [,'iachinery Co. 50.00 ~3.50 Harris V~.H.& Canvas Sales 6.25 3.00 i(oyal i-iedDlad 10.00 10.00 Hei~'hts Hardware 65.17 35.00 Heicj'hts PLumbing Co. 11.50 2;3.00 Arnold Helwick 2~J.2S 27.55 John Heryla ,5.00 2. ~5 [-ioff Rubber Stamp 5.65 Internatl. Bus. Mach.~ Internatl. Harvester. Johnson Auto Supply Johnson BROS. Oil'C0. jOhnson Paper & Supply Keep Fill Prod. J. N. Larson Chev. Floyd C. Lawson Link Belt Co. Lyle Sign-Co. Maintenance Masters Moorhea~ Mach. & Bailer Co. W~. E. Mason Midland Coop. M~ller Davis Co. Minar'Co. Monarch Chemicals, Inc. Montgomery Ward Motorola Munc. Court Petty Cash Fd. Municipal-Equipment Co. R.L. Nelson Nelson Tire Service Nelson W.P. & Paint-Co. Neptune'Met~r Co. No. States Power Co. North Star Concrete-Co. Nils Nygards Olson Plbg. LCo. Ovshak Prtg. RobtcPeterson Co.~reas. R.- L. ~olk & Co. Curtis Ramsdell RiebethWelding Reinhard Bros. Rogers - Sinking Fund C.R. Sonnenberg Dwight Sonnenberg Talco, Inc. R.D. Thomas & Assoc. Tracy Printing Co. Tri CoQnty Pubt. ~ames Turcotte M. Watson- Payroll Account Curtis Ramsdell .-'-~ Lowe ~ Campbell Tierhey T~pe. Co. A & A Hdwe. Co. Am. Inst. of Park Exec. Am. Linen Supply Co. Am. Linen supply Co. Don Paul Sod Serv. H & S Asphalt Co. RiChard Kudak John Marchiniak Minn. Toro, Inc. John P. Murzyn Northfield Co. 35.00 ..14.08 98.80 158.93 21.58 .~ 29.25 56.39 20.53 7.23 53.7O 109.50 327.00 10.00 ~35.54 82.34 .71 13 .3.60 ~32.64 36.30 10-.50 '299.83 ~40.00 189.26 88.50- l~ 486~ 47 3,171111'~ 319~-76 Seven Up Btg. Co. 6.25 Robt.~S.Ahrens Dist. C6.366..24 AutomaticAlarm Co. Automatic Refrig. Binder Beverage' Canada~Dry CorP. Coca Cola Bott,.Co. Consolidated Bev..Co. Gordon F. C~mmens Distillers Dist. Co. J. C.. Dohery & sons Don's T. V. Service D.M. Droney ~ev. Co. 1,283.59 Famous Brands, inc. 3,023.30 Ed.T. Foran Co ..... 56.40 Fridley Beverage.-Co. 4,629.24 Ganzer~Distribut0r Gold:M~dal Bev.~o. Gopher Electric_Co. Kuether. Distrib. Co. Jacob Land Lawrence, Inc... McKesson &Robbins 54.00 13~20 24.14 60: 59 479~ 68 225.00 846.18 .. 389.60- 21.00 1,321.09 22.46... 3G. 15 837.32 57.60 2,025~00 400.12 Mid-West Wine Co.,inc.'254.61 . .Misc. Liquor&Rest. TR. Fd. 91.00 Monarch Chemicals,inc. 39.90 N,W. Bell Tele. Co. 15.58 48.00' Old Peoria Col, Inc. 35.45. : 90'~00'.. 20. O0 -- 18.21 5~34 71~ 70 '_2233-, 133.00 34.13 :- .... ~2.-75 10.00 2,960-. 00 446.50 143.25 17.93 1'5.15 7~21.25 20. O0 18.00 "30.04--- 22.91 15.00 28.20 3.53 95.00 105.00 7.45 10.00 37.99 30.38 10.45 71.78 Ed. Phillips.~ Sons 306.52 Pilgrim Bottling Co. 2,445.18 Joseph Rak 6.30 Francis Roach 51.20 john Roach 6130 Rex Dis~r. Co.. .307.02 Schlitz'Brewing Co.~. 175'50 Seven Up. Bottling Co. 183174 Sunderland Co. ' "103.60 Wason Distr. Co. 883157 .W.H. Barber Oil Co. 1,057..92 Roman &_ Ru~h Blazel i10.00 0. Drevdahl & Sons 10,591.88 Dunkley Surfacing Co:. 300.50 'Emil V. Guzik 89.00 Axel Har~se 17,2.12.54 '. Hoseph & Othelia Kowal 60.00 Eugen~ & joyce Mastro 70.00 . Alice Prymos 1,650.00 Frank & Gertrude T0mala'50.00. Wm.H.& Frances,Weekley 110.00 TOTAL $370,398.00 Pek's Inc. 110.64 191' 192 Mr. Frank Stanton of the Minnesota Traffic Department was present and presented the 1963 Annual Traffic Inventory, and talked on traffic safety improvement. Second reading of Ordinance No.567, vacating the North-South alley, between Block One, lialton's Sunny Acres Fourth Addition and Block %~o, Silver Lake Addition. Offered by King seconded by Orendorff. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. First reading Ordinance No.56~, Creating a Band and Civic Chorus Board for the City of Columbia Heights and prescribing certain duties and functions. Resolution offered by Orendorff seconded by Land, BE IT i~EREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights, that the County Auditor be, and he is hereby directed to levy the delinquent special assessments on the properties in the City of Columbia Heights as sub- mitted on the duplicate statement form with the a~,ount to be levied indicated opposite the stamp ~'Certified to County Auditor.~'' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the foregoing amounts shall be included in the individual real estate tax statements for the current year and identified thereon as special assessments. Said levies shall be enforced and collected in the manner provided for the enforcement and collection of state and county taxes under and in accordance with the provisions of the general laws of the state. Ail assessments with penalties and interest as indicated thereon paid to the County Treasurer shall belong to the City of Columbia Heights and shall be turned over to the City Treasurer in the manner provided by the City Charter and By-Laws. The City of Columbia Heights shall accept payments on these levies until the end of the calendar year. Upon receipt of said paymentmthe County will be notified to remove this levy from the tax rolls. Roll Call-All Aye: The appeal from the Planning & ~oning Commission denial of double bung- alows on east end of 43.'~ Avenue requested by Empire Sales, was discussed. Motion by Land seconded by King, that the lot width waiver request of empire Sales be denied. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. Letter from Arden Hovland requesting to connect a private water line to 4415 and 4419 ~iain Street. Motion by King seconded by Land, that this request be granted upon payment of the proper fee. Roll Call - Ail Ayes A letter was received from Police Chief Glader requesting that a public auction be held in the near future in order that all confiscated and unclaimed merchandise may be disposed of. Motion by Nawrocki seconded by Orendorff, that the City Manager De authorized to advertise an auction on unclaimed articles held by the Police Department, the time and date to be set by the Police Department. Roll Call - All Ayes. Subdivision request from Vernon Lindberg, to divide the West 1/2 of Lot 9, Block 2, Rearrangement of ~lock ~'A~' into the North 45' of West ~ of Lot 9 and So.53.3' of West ~ of Lot 9, and requests lot size waiver on the So. 53.3' to build a double bungalow. ~tion by King seconded by Land, that this request be denied as the square footage on the 53.3' lot is not sufficient for a double bungalow. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. Subdivision request from Lawrence Falk to divide Lot ~, Block 9,Mathaire as follows: North 5' with Lot 7 and South 5' with Lot 9, Block 9. ~-~9~· Motion by~ Nawrocki secondedby Orendorff, that this~requeSt be granted, and that a side yard ~aiver of 2' on the south side of Lot 9 be granted,· upon payment of outstanding special assessments~· of $511.17. Roll Call - ~11 Ayes. ~ Subdivision request from·Cro~n Realty Co.~to divide the North 1/2 Of Lot 37, .Block 2,_Reservoir Hills into the East ½ of N~ of Lot 37 and West ~ of' the N~ of Lot 37 (1028 and 1020 - 43~ Ave.) Motion_by King seconded by NawrOcki, that this subdivis~0n be granted as requested.. R011 Call - All Axes. Subdi~isi'on request from Ed. Chies, to divide Lot 1, Block 3, ReserVqir Hills, except 'the N. 125' and except the' W~st 15'.. and.. also requests lot area waiver. (4240 and 4250 MCLeod). Motion by King seconded by Land, that this request', be .granted and that a utility easement for storm sewer be retained on the.. southerly 7½ feet of said. lot 1. .Roll Call -.Ail Ayes. The City-Manager requests authorization to purchase a 1960 Chevrolet Truck for 8995.00 less 850.00 trade-in, from the Midway Ford Co. Motion by Land seconded by Orendorff, that the City. Manager be.~uthorized to purchase this 1960 truck at a cost not to exceed $995,.00 with 850.00 trade-in, making a net amount of $945.00. Roll Call - All Ayes. A letter was received from the Anoka County Auditor 'stating the county Board had approved ~the purchase bythe City of Columbia Heights of tax forfeited lots at a cost of $~05.00 plus $14.00 for deeds, or a total of $719.00. Motion by King seconded by Nawrocki, tha~ ~he City ~anagerbe authorized to acquire the lots·described in attached list and. that he be authorized to draw a check in the amount.of $719.00,,in p~yment. Roi1 Call-All Ayes. The City Attorney reported on the Voss property r~ental for pa~king lot 'purposes. Motion by Orendorff Seconded by King, that the previ6us actions of the City Council on September 9th and 23rd regarding rental'of the V0ss property be rescinded, and that the Mayor and City Manager be authorized to enter into an agreement with Mrs. Domicela Voss for a period of five years for an annual rent of 81200.00, .Payable on S~ptember 1st of each year, plus payment of Real Estate taxes by the City on this property, and funds to finance this project be taken from the parking Meter Fund. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by Ifing seconded by Land, that the City Treasurer be authorized to issue a~ draft to Mrs. Domicela Voss for $1200.00 rent for parking lot from September 1, 1963 to September 1, 1964, plus $94.33 to cover 1/3 of the-Real Estate Taxes for 1963, and that the check for $94.33 be made payable to the County Treasurer. Roll Call - All Ayes. Discussion took place regarding' making VanBuren Street between 40th and 41st two-way traffic, also parking on this street was discUssedl It is contemplated to remove several parking meters in the area of Central & 40th. Motion by Nawrocki seconded by Land, that the City Manager be authorized to enter into a contract with Northern States Power Co. to install four fluorescent lights on the Voss Parking lot, at a cost of $48.00 per unit annually, said cost to be taken from the parking meter fund. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by King seconded by Land, that the City Manager be authorized to proceed with the necessary grading and base work without permanent blacktop surfacing on the Voss Parking Lot, to be financed by parking meter funds. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. Motion'by King seconded by Land, that the City Manager be authorized to advertise a hearing on special assessments beginning at 7:30 p.m. on November 26, 1963. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. Motion by King seconded by Land, that the following licenses be granted upon payment of the proper fees: Roll Call - Ail Ayes. Frank Micek 3934 jackson St. Metropolitan Mechanical Contractors,6333 Penn So. Mergens Electric Co., 214 So.~LLnnetonka Ave. Columbia Apco Service 3907 Central Ave. Paul R. Pederson(3989 Central~~~x~. Heights Shell Service Theo. Yasgar Earl H. Dahl Margaret Karmes,Miracle Cafe, D.K. Carter Co. Lawrence Paquette National Food Stores 3705 Central 3955 Univ. Ave. 4839 Univ. Ave. 3970 Central Ave. 5225 University 4357 Central Ave. 3927 Central Ave. Solicitors Heating Plumbing Electric 2 Gas pumps Vending Machine 2 pop machines Vending Vending Cigarette Off-Sale Beer ~iotion by Nawrocki seconded by Orendorff, that VanBuren Street between 40th and 41st Avenues be opened to two-way traffic, but that parking be continued on the east side only. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by King seconded by Land, 'ghat the first meeting in Nov~ber be changed to November 12th, because of the Holiday on the llth, at the r.egular time of 8 p.m. Roll Call - All Ayes. ~iotion by Land seconded by King, that the ~eeting adjourn at 11:10 p.m. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. Secretary to City Council ~YOR