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OFFICIAL PR0CEED iN~S
Regula~.M~eting~..< ~.
Meeting. called to order at'8 p.m.
Logacz, Nawrocki - present.
....... Apri~ 22, 1968
Roll' caiiy.'Land, K~ng,'.jes~,'.
Invocation offered by Reverend Dean ,G0etz, of Calvary Covenant. Church.
Motion ,by Jeska Second&d by .~ogacz, that the minhtss of 'the last regular
meeting be approved as presented in wri..~ing, and the reading b~ dispensed
with. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motion by King s~ec0nded bY Land, that the following .bills b~ paid out
of their proper funds: , Roll Call - A.~ll Ayres..
Joseph L. Donovan
-Clarence Vio!ette
Commissioner of Taxation
Johnson Paper & SUp. Co.
Griggs, Cooper & Co.
Johnson Bros.W~sl. Liq. co.
Old Peoria Cg. Inc. ·
Ed. Phillips& Sons Co.
Payroll Account
Ad~lmann Engine ReBldrs.-
Am. Natl. Bk.& Tr. Co.
ass0C. Ind. Dealers
B &, B Seat Cover Co.
8.& E Patrol, Inc.
C.H. Agency Inc.
C.H.Agency Inc.
~ C.H. Agency.Inc. ~,
C.H.C.D.Fir~e Rescue
.C,.~.Fire D~pt.
C.H. Fire Dept.
C.H. Fire Dept.
.C.H. Fire Dept..
C.H. Firemen's Relief
2.50
1, 409 . 00
2,532.63
128.71
2,322.59
780.46
2,772,'83
1,983.58
32,491.90
89.11
58,537.40
157.00
11.50
275.00
113.00
867.00
10,951.00
14.88
564.00
550.00
444.00
800.00
1,650.00
C.H, Pharmacy. 5.22
C.G. Police Relief Assoc. 1,650.00
C.H.Libr. Petty Cash Fd. 9~.59
Comm. o f. Taxation
Danielson D.rug Co.~
~Fidelity Bk.& ~Tr. CO.
Friden, Inc.
Fridley .Office Supply Co.
Axe! Hartse
Royhl Hedblad
Heights Auto Wash
Heights Shell Service
Homelite
Industrial Supply Co.
Internatl. City Mgrs.Assoc.
JohnSon Bros. Oil Co.
Albert Kordiak &t al
538.97
10.83
8.9~
60.0U
60.00
9.49
800.00
10.00
6.25
64.25
15.65
30.56
227~46
55.00
10.13
150.00
,Leer Bras. Inc.
A..Y.McDonald Mfg. Co.
McKesson Chemical Co.
John March~niak
Market.Ford S~lesInc.
Minn. Andio.Vi~ual.
Mercury Tool &Eng. Co.
Midway. Ford .Co.
Paul J. Miner Agenc~
Mpls..City. Treasurer
Mpls..Elec. B~lancing Co.
~Mpls. Equipment Co.
Mpls. Gas' Co..
Mgls. Gas Co. ,
38.20
!39.00
10,00
.2, 5 .00
550.00
O.OO
- 3,484.00
843200
· 8,497.08
13h 25
..!5.78
...497.,38
.. 256,51
Minn. Dept.of Highways_..~ 5~50
Modern Cleanup Service 1,000.00
Natl. Bushing& Pts. Co.'. .. 15.40
Northern Sanitary SUP. CO,' 38.50
N.S~P. Co. ~.
Northfield Co.
Northland Elec-~ Sup. Co.
N.W.Bell TelC0.
N.S.P. Co.
W.S.. Nott Co.
Olson' s Plbg. Co.
~N.S.P. Co.
Ovsh.ak Prtg. Co.
Paper Calmenson & Co.
Peter Pirsch & Sons Co.
Police Press, inc.
postmaster
Riebeth'
Welding Sup. Co.
,Road Machinery & Sup.
RockwelI Mfg. Co.
H.A. Ro~grs Co.
Sanfax Corp.
F.N. Shaffer Inc.
Shell Oil CO.,
Don & Jon Skelly Serv.
Spencer Sokolowski
1,846.05
~ 92.20
289.95
858.11
25..00
1~500~ 18
5.22
185.9O
4.00
96.00
81.00
85.02
12.72
14.50
70.66
2,000.00
302.74
1,255.26
150.00
82.50
3.25
650.00
Russell $onnenberg
Standard Oil Co.
Standard Spring Co.
State Treasurer
Sun Newspapers
Tracy Prtg. Co.
W & W Generator Re-bldrs
Warning Lites of Minn.
M.O. Watson
Weber & Troseth
Welle Auto Supply
Wendell's
Wilens~y Auto-Parts Co.
Wil~fred Oil Co.r
Williams Elec. Co.
Ziegler, Inc.
A & A Hdwe.
Coast to Coast Stores
Coca Cola Btlg. Co.
· Minneapolis Saw Co.
Pepsi Cola Btlg. Co.
Seven-up Btlg. Co.
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14.12 Sun Newspapers 3.00
3,225.88 Supt. of Documents 2.00
85.40 ~ A & A Hardware 87.10
2.24 Coast to Coast 7.08
207.30 . C.H. Recr. Comm. 37.50
122.25 Ovshak Prtg. Co. 46.50
109.40 Pommer Mfg. Co.. , 17.85
42.92 Twin City Duplicator Co. 40/25
32.00 C.H. Agency Inc. 1,106.00
46.57 Consolidated Bev. Co. 452.75
92.44 John FOlta 26.12
12.10 Ganzer Distr. 1,502.15
25.00 Eddie Mattson 115.20
25.40 N.W. Bell Tel. Co. 4.50
9.73 Pepsi Cola Btlg. Co. 43.81
1,587.43 Francis Roach 43.20
14.71
10.62
18.80 TOTAL BILLS $160,123.95
6.60
5.80
26.40
Bids lo, Asphaltic Materials for 1968 were received from the following:
W.H. Barber Co. Richards Oil Co.
-L.N. Sickles Co. N.W. Refining Co. -~
Motion by King seconded by Land, that these bids be turned over to the
City Manager for tabulation and report back at a special ~eeting to be
held April 29th, at 7 p.m. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Bids on City owned property was received from Darlene M. Jonak, 3929
Johnson St.N.E. on the four lots on 37th Avenue, in Block 89, ~.H. Annex,
for a total amount of $7,501.00.
Motion by Land seconded by King, that this bid be turned over to the
City Manager for tabulation and report back at the next regular meeting.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Award of Bid on Heavy Duty Dump Truck.
Motion by King seconded by Jeska, that this bid be awarded to Iten Chevro-
let Co. in the amount of $5,383.00, ~which includes a $250.00 trade-in
on a 1951 Chevrolet. Roll Call r Ail Ayes.
Resolution offered by Logacz seconded by Land, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED
by the City Council of the city of Columbia Heights, that the following
changes in salaries and fringe benefits as negotiated, be effective on
· 'the dates as noted for the Municipal Liquor stores:
1. Waitresses to receive $2.10 per hour january 1 to June 30, 1968, and
82.12 per hour July 1 to December 31, 1968, with a $25.00 per year
uniform allowance to be granted for 1968.
Regular Bartenders to receive 83.17 per hour retroactiue to Jan. l,1968.
Part-time Bartenders to receive 83.00 per hour retroactive to 1/1/68.
' Liquor Store Manager to receive $9,279.68 plus standard hospitalizatio~
allowance. Assistant Store Manager to r~ceiv~ $9,060.48 plus
standard hospitalization allowance.
2. %1 and %3 off-Sale ~lerks to receive 82.63 per hour.
%2 Off-Sale clerk to receive $2.58 per hour.
Part-time off-sale clerks ko receive $2.50 per hour.
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~egular Janitor to receive ~5,896.80~iri, ~!us hospitalization allowances.
~part-time janitors .to receive $2.40 per hour .
Glass washers (Janitress) to receive..~2.25 per hour.
~Part-time Custodians to receive $1.95,~per hour.
-,.3. Work week of ~5 ~ours for all regular bartenders beginning Monday,
~. April 22, 1968, schedule to be set up by the stere managers.
4. Good Friday holiday, to be added ta the holiday schedule,.'with the
~nderstanding that the employees will take this day off on their~
birthda~ in lieu of Good Friday..
Vacation allowances ~o the liquor ~tore empleyees shall be based on the
~following schedule effective January 1, 1968~: ,
(2 weeks) 10 days/yr, after completion of one year t~ five y~ars..
~ 11 ~ ........~ Six years.~ ~
(3 weeks) 15 '! "
17 " "
18 " "
19 ....
(4 weeks) 20 r "
Seven "
Nine - ~
Ten &.Eleven years
Twelve ~& Thirteen years
Fourteen & Fifteen years.
Sixteen & Seventeen years
Eighteen & ~ineteen years
Over twenty years.
BE- IT FURTHER RESOLVED., 'that the foregoing changes be effective in accord-
ance with the schedule as listed herein for the calendar year 196~.
Roll Call - AL1 Ayes'.
lvir. McCline, Chairman of the Senior Citizen's Committee,' was present and
presented a copy of the survey which had been ~ade, which contained the
number of contacts ki~nkx~a~ and the number of interested people in this
community. . The-council asked that the Committee invite.Mr. Binford
and~Mr. Allen Anderso~ to meet with them.for further information and
report back to the Council. ~.
The request to advertise for sale the indust~ia! lots in BloCk 88,' C.H.
Annex, will be tabled for the present time.
Park Department requests authorization to spend 81,000 for.sand levelling
at Silver Lake Beach.
Mo~ion by King seconded.by Logacz, ,that the City Manager ~e authorized to
spend up to $1;'000 for sand~spreading at Silver Lake Beach. Roll Call-All Ayes.
Request to advertise for bids on landscaping at McKenna and Mathaire Parks.
-Motion by King seconded by. Land, that the City. Manager be aut~orizedto
advertise for bids on Landscaping at McKenna.and Mathaire Parks, to'be
opened May 13th, this-in accordance with layout.by Mr. Robert corwine.
Roll Call -All Ayes
Park Department requests-authorization to advertise for bids o~ a 1/2 Ton
~Pickup Truck .....
Motion by Jeska seconded, by Logacz, that the City Managerbe~authorized to
advertise for bids on a 1/2 Ton Pickup Truck for the Park DePartment, to
be opened May 13,1968. Roll Call - Ail Ayes.
Request to a~vertise for bids'on Stins0n B1vd.'and-37th Place paving.
Motion by Jeska seconded'by Lo~acz,' that the City Manager be authorized
to advertise~for bids on~Stihson Blvd. and 37th'Pl~ce Paving, said bids
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to be opened on Monday noon, May 13, 1968, At St. Anthony Village, and that
the City Manager and City Engineer shall be at the opening of the bids,
and with the stipulation that these bids-will not be awarded until the
contract for payment has been finalized. Roll Call - All Ayes.
subdivision request from Mike Reichenberger, 1208 43rd Avenue, to divide
Lot 7 (Ex.W. 90') Block 3,Res. Hills.
Motion by King seconded by Jeska, that request for division of East 55'
of S.165' (Ex.S. 30' ) be granted, and that special assessments of $463.01
be divided according to benefited property. Roll Call,- All Ayes.
subdivision request from BelMar Builders to divide Lot ll, Block 9,Hilltop
into the N~ and S~.
Motion by Land seconded by King, that this request be approved, with the
Special assessments to be divided, in the amount of 81,224.30. Roll call-
All Ayes.
subdivision request from Estate of Mabel Quigley, to divide Lot 46,Block
3,Res. Hills. Division of W.4' of the S.150' of Lot 46, to John Wychor
because of encroaching garage.
Motion by Jeska seconded by King, that this subdivision request be granted
with the back lot line midway between street center line, and the Special
assessments divided acuording to footage. Roll Call - All Ayes.
A letter has been received from Local ~664, submitting their modified
request, which was not accepted by the Council. The City Manager was
asked to write a letter to the Union with previous offer, in conjunction
with settlements of other Union.
City Manager reported that Ed. Knealing of the Street Department will
be retir&ng wednesday, April 24th.
The City Attorney reported on property acquisitions from Mr. Wolke and
Mr. Batson. Mr. Wolke will not se~l for less than $4500.00 and Mr. Batson
is asking $7,000.00. No action was taken regarding the Wolke property.
Resolution offered by Jeska seconded'by Logacz, WHEREAS, The city Council
6f the Cit~ of Columbia Heights deems it necessary for the preservation
of public peace, health, and safety, and
WHEREAS, It is necessary for the purpose of constructing and maintaining
a municipal park system,
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, by the city Council of the City of Columbia Heights
that the following parcel of land shall be condemned for the purpose of
construct%ng and maintaining a municipal park system, to-wit:
Lot 7, Block 2, Sheffield's subdivision, according to the duly
recorded map or plat thereof on file and of record in the office
of the Registe~ of Deeds in and for the County of Anoka, State
of Minnesota. B~ll Call - All Ayes.
The City Attorney reported he had checked'~with Bob Johnson, County Attorney
on purchasing bituminous materials and that we can take advantage of bids
received by the County.
'-An ordinance for garages was discussed as to size etc. but no action taken.
This matter was turned over to the Planning & Zoning Commission for their
next meeting,
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The City Engineer reported that
A PropoSed meeting is scheduled for Saturday, April 27th, With people
~living between Pierce~ d '.
an Fzllmore Streets, from'46th to 47th Avenues,
regarding their private alleY.
Also that a m~eting is scheduled'w~th the Highway D~partment, Hilltop
Village, Fridley and Columbi~ ~eights, regarding the re-designing of
Central ~venue.
The Hilltop Village storm ~ewer report wili'be ready very'shortly,
~ahd the sidewalk replacement report w~ll be'r~ady. Short!y.'
The Mayor repo~ted on the proposed ne~ airport site and ~hat a-me~ting
will b~ held on Tuesday, April 30th at 2 p.m. and 'then again after supper
that, same day, at the Anoka Airport building.
MAMORAL PROCLAMATION
In many'~reas o~ the united States, respecu for constituted authority
and the principle of the supremecy o~ law are being heedlessly'challenged.
The rights and freedoms which Americans accept as their birthright'are
mad~e possible only b~ public acceptance of and obedience to the rule of
law. In todaY'.s complex society there i~ a particular need for under-
standing on the'part of every ~itizen thaf respect'for law is vita'l"~o
the preservation of individual, liberties' and a free and 0rderly~Society.
The Congress of'the United States/ and the President by official pro-
cl~amation, have designated May 1 as Law Day USA., -a special day of cele-
bration by the American People in appreciation Of.their liberties and the
reaffirmation of their 1Qy~lty to the United States of America, of their
rededication.to the ideals of equality and justice Under law in their
relations wit~ others as well as. with other nations and for th~ cultiva-
tion of that respect for law that is so ~ital to the democratic way of life."
It is especially fitting, therefore, that this year we should as cit-
izens ~reaffirm our faith in the rule of law and in the supremacy of
government by law rather than by men. ~he theme for this eleventh.
annual observance of Law Day USA carries ~ timely message: Only alawful
Society Can Build A Better. Society. It reminds us only through adherence
to.the processes of. law and.representative government can our community
and nation achieve .the goals.we seek in social betterment and Progress.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Bruce Nawrocki, Mayor of CoIumbia Heights, do
h~E~by proclaim Wednesday, May 1, 1968, as Law Day USa. in the City of
Columbia Heights and call upon all citizens, organizations, churches,
and schools to recognize this special day through appropriate programs
and ceremonies.
Saturday, April 27th, 1968 is set as Clean-up'DaY by the'Jaycees.
Motion by King sgconded by.Jeska, that expenses be allowed for three to
attend the Governor's Safe~y A~ard Dinner to be held May 14~ 1968.
A letter was~received from Mayor Kirkham of Fridley; setting the date of
May 8th, at 8 p.m. for a meeting of the School Board,-city of Columbia
Heights an~ City of Fridley, regarding a Foot Bridge at 5!st and
University, to be held in the Fridley Civic Center,
Motion by King seconded by Jeska, that the license applications as per
attached list b~ approved upon payment of the proper fees. Roll Call-
Motion by King secOnded by Jeska, th the me 'n adjour ' at 10:15 p.m.
Roll Call - All~ Ayes.
Secretary to the Council