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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOct 27, 1969108. 11 $15 O0/month for a 1 cubic yard vat picked up one time a week. $23 $31 $47 $24 $37 $50 O0/month for a 1 cubic yard vat picked up two times a week. O0/month for a 1 cubic yard vat picked up three times a week. O0/month for a 1 cubic yard vat picked up five times a week. O0/month for two 1 cubic yard vats picked up one time a week. O0/month for two 1 cubic yard vats picked up two times a week. O0/month for two 1 cubic yard vats picked up three times a week. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that when any new service is commenced or any old service is discontinued, a $1.00 clerical cost shall be charged to the dwelling either beginning or discontinuing the use. Passed this 15th day of October, 1969. Roll Call - All Ayes. A discussion was held on a 5¢ per hour pay increase for Sewer and Water Department underground workmen during the months of May through October. This pay increase was recommended by the State Labor Mediator to compensate for the undesirable conditions in working underground as has been done in 1967 and 1968. This request was not brought up during negotiations with Mr. Skeate as the Union assumed it would be in effect in 1969. The increase would amount to 555 per man. It was brought up that a machine will be purchased to handle some of the underground jobs. The City Manager was directed to check and obtain the total hours of sewer cleaning time for this year. Motion by Land, seconded by King, that the request be granted. Roll Call: Land, King, Logacz - Ayes. Jeska, Nawrocki - Nays. Mayor Nawrocki and Councilman Jeska stated the reason for their no votes was because we had an agreement with the Union and it should be abided by. Motion by Land, seconded by King that the meeting adjourn at 10:30 p.m. Roll Call - A11 Ayes. Bruce G Nawrocki , Mayor Secretary to the Council OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Regular Meeting October 27, 1969 The meeting was; called to order at 8:04 p.m. Roll Call - Land, King, Jeska, Logacz - present. Nawrocki -absent. Council President King assumed the chairmanship in Mayor Nawrocki's absence. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Logacz that the minutes of the last regular and special meeting be accepted as presented in writing, and I the reading dispensed with. Roll Call - All Ayes. The City Manager made one correction in the minutes of the regular meeting, October 13th, where the lega'l descriptions for the condemnation payments was omitted on pages 104 and 105. 109. Motion by Logacz, seconded by Jeska that the followin§ bills be paid out of their proper funds: Roll Call - All Ayes Payroll Account $ 35,789.30 Olson's Plumbing Canada Dry Btlg. Co. 50.31 Mpls. Postmaster Consolidated Bev. Co. 742.95 Victoria Wargovick & Famous Brands, Inc. 692..34 Andrew Wargovick & Griggs, Cooper & Co., Inc.l,O15 43 Frank Kozlak Johnson Br. Whle. Liq. Co. 772 Old Peoria Co.,Inc. 8 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. 19,080 Postmaster 12 Paine, Weber, Jackson 3,745 Election Judges 1,084 Postmaster 500 John Barna 2 B & E Patrol, Inc. 300 Col. Hts. Agency, Inc. 1,O53 Col. Hts. Fire Dept. 296 Col. Hts. Fire Dept. 277 Col. Hts. Fire Dept. 55 Royhl Hedblad 10 Royhl Hedblad 27 Heights Jewelry, Inc. Aunt Jenny's Restaurant Albert & Mildred Kordiak & George & Ann Kordiak John Marchiniak 10 Modern Clean-up Services 1,OO0 Spencer Sokolowski 700 Uniforms Unlimited 36 Royhl Hedblad 42 Payroll Account 1,897 Col. Hts. Park Board 40 Robert G. Corwine 31'4 Division of Boiler Insp. 6 John T. Downey 15 Royhl Hedblad 15 R-Lee Construction Co. 18,855 Col. Hts. Recr. Comm. 118 Col. Hts. Rec. Comm. 1 Ovshak Printing 11 Speed-O-Print Corp. 44 Col. Hts. Agency, Inc. 258 Eddie Mattson 75 Francis Roach 100 Anderson Aggregates, Inc. 1,34 N.W. Bell Telephone Co. 25 N.W. Bell Telephone Co. 827 Am. Nat'l. Bank & Trust 11,455 Ovshak Printing 229 Col. Hts. Water Dept. 139 Olson's Plumbing 708 $ 364.95 36.00 58 Dorothy Tomczyk & 06 Marcel la Erickson & 39 Mary Tomasko & Stanley 50 Tomczyk & Frank Kozlak OO Victoria Wargovick & 25 Andrew Wargovick, & O0 George Johnson 50 Dorothy Tomczyk & Marcel la O0 Erickson & Mary Tomasko, 41 & Stanley Tomczyk & O0 George Johnson OO Darold E. Lennox & O0 Jeanette R. Lennox & O0 Mpls. Savgs. & Loan 76 Assoc. 2 O0 Thomas Cooper 3 75 Albert Kordiak Harvey Peterson 160 OO Albert Kordiak O0 Harvey Peterson O0 James Plemel O0 Mpls. Gas Company 16 No. States Power Co. 74 No. States Power Co. 52 Old Peoria Co., Inc. 87 Johnson Paper & Supply 25 No. States Power Co. O0 Alvin P. Theis O0 Dunkley Surfacing Co. O0 Olson's Plumbing OO Total 75 5O 5O 15 87 2O 8O 38 O0 52 9O 5O O7 O0 400.00 300.00 150.00 150.O0 175.00 210 O0 210 O0 210 OO 150 O0 150 00 150 O0 252 20 3,71 7 94 49 45 476 19 56 86 2,O74 87 10 O5 39,397 70 2,296 80 $154,931 .22 110. Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that the award of bids on custodial services be made to Midwest Building Services, Inc. at the rate of $295.00/month for the municipal building using the skin and wax method, and $358.00/month for the library building using the spray buff method, for a one year contract with the option to extend one additional year at the same price and the Mayor and City Manager be authorized to enter into a contract for same. Roll Call - All Ayes. Second reading of Ordinance #713 amending Ordinance #472 on garbage collection service. A lengthy discussion was held after the second reading. A question was raised by the owner of the apartment building at 1035 Peters Place as to the rates and who would supply the vats. The Council explained that the rates reflect the fact that additional col~ction service is necessary when the back yard burning ban of the Pollution Control Agency is enforced and that Modern Clean-up, the I;ontractor, will supply the vats to apartments. He also complained about the multiple dwelling license fee stating he keeps his apartment in good condition and should not be penalized because some apartments are junky. A question was raised about persons living on limited incomes, and if they were expected to pay the same rates as everyone else. Councilman King said the Council would like to make some provision for senior citizens, handicapped persons, and persons living on fixed incomes. A gentlemen from 4404 - 4th Street said he is a senior citizen who has a garbage disposal and would not have enough garbage to make the service worthwhile, He also asked if the City could clean up the lot across the alley from his home on University and 4th Street and Mr. Sonnenberg aaid he will check into this. A resident from 1213 - ~2nd Avenue asked how surgical dressings would be disposed of as they could create a health hazard. The City Manager said he will check with the State Board of Health and Dr. Herbert and a solution to this problem will be found. The ordinance was offered by Logacz, seconded by Land. Roll Call - All Ayes. The ordinance was adOpted. Second reading of Ordinance #716 setting salaries for the Mayor and Councilmen. The ordinance was offered by Logacz, seconded by Jeska, Roll Call - All.Ayes. The ordinance was adopted. First r~ading of Ordinance #717 amending Ordinance #462,~. This ordinance will allow a restaurant to go into a C-2 district. The second reading will be held November 10th at which time a hearing will also be held. A resolution was offered by Land, seconded by Jeska BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights that the following list of license fees be established for 1970: On Sale Beer Off Sale Beer "Club" Beer License "Club" Liquor License Wholesale Beer Delivery Cigarette (Over the counter sales) Cigarette (Vending machine) $100.00 15.00 4O.OO lO0.O0 lO.O0 12.00 25.OO 111. Grocery Store Meat Market Restaurant Restaurant (In conjunction with Itinerant food establishment: Ea. additional day tavern) Fi rst day Bond Requi red Heating, Ventilating $2,000 Plumbing (also scavenger)2,000 General Contractor 2,000 Masonry, cement work 2,000 Roof i ng 2,000 Plastering, stucco, dry wall 2,000 Excava to r 2,000 Moving and wrecking bui 1 dings 2,000 B1 acktopp i ng 2,000 Sign erection 2,000 Ice truck or ice station Gasoline station, fi rst pump Ea. additional metering station Taxicabs (each cab) Popcorn wagons, stands, and similar Milk trucks, bakery delivery trucks, (retail sales) Rubbish haulers and/or junk peddlers Commercial ga ~ege Bowling (first lane) Ea. additional lane Motion picture theater Drive-in theater Motor Vehicle Dealer Used Car Sales Pin-ball and similar devices (games of chance) Bowling machines, etc. (games of skill) Musical devices (juke boxes) Kiddie rides (coin operated) Miniature golf Home Occupation and special use permits Pawn broker, auctioneer, and/or second hand dealer Sol icitor Christmas tree lots (plus $50 bond or deposit to guarantee clean-up) Courtesy benches Multiple dwellings - first 3 or 4 units Each additional unit over 4 vendors 10 1 10 O0 10 O0 25 O0 10 O0 O0 O0 25.00 5O.OO 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 5.00 25.00 5.OO 10.00 10.00 10 O0 5 O0 10 O0 10 O0 5 O0 1 O0 O0 ] 50 O0 50 oo 25 O0 50 O0 25 00 25 O0 l0 O0 25 O0 l0 O0 25.00 5.OO 10.00 5.00 10.00 2.00 ( ten ewa 1 $25.00) 112. Vending Machines Bulk Non-liquid vending machine (lst machine) Ea. additional machine at same location Penny operated vending machine Liquid vending machine Coin operated washers & dryers in commercial laundries (lst machine at ea. location) Ea. additional, per location Coin operated washers & dryers in apartment buildings (lst mach. per location) Ea. additional, per location Coin operated dry cleaning ma~ne Dog license (rabies vaccination required) Duplicate replacement Bicycle license (permanent) Duplicate replacement 5.00 1 .00 i .00 5.OO 5.00 1 .00 7.00 .30 20.00 3.OO 1 .00 2.00 .50 (renewal $2.00) Passed this 27th day of October, 1969. Roll Call - All Ayes. A lot subdivision request was received from Annie Pribula to divide lOll - 42nd Avenue N.E. The City Manager explained this is exactly the way it would be recommended to be divided and there are no outstanding special assessments. Motion by Land, seconded by Logacz, that the request be granted. Roll Call - All Ayes. A request was received from the Jaycees to hang a banner across Central Avenue reminding people to vote at the election, November 4th. The City Manager explained they have supplied the city with the necessary insurance forms. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Logacz that the request be granted. Roll Call - All Ayes. The request for the Mayor and City Manager to enter into anagreement with Progressive Design Associates for architectual work on the field house and new city garage was held over until the special meeting of the City Council scheduled for Thursday, October 30th. Motion by Land, seconded by Logacz, that the City Manager be authorized to attend the Third Annual Fall Luncheon of the American Arbitration Association, Wednesday, November 5th, 1969 at the Holiday Inn Central in Minneapolis, cost - $5.00. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Land that up to two persons be authorized to attend the Labor Relations in Public Employment conference at the University of Minnesota, November 4, 1969, the registration cost of $15.00 per person. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. A lot subdivision request was received from Nicholas Kocisko to divide the lot at 1021 - 41st Avenue N.E. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Logacz that the request be referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Roll Call - All Ayes. 113. A discussion was held about the possibility of getting out some sort of flyer from the Jaycees remin,Jing people to vote November 4th. Since it is a costly project they were wondering if the City could allow use of city funds to pay postage costs. The City Attorney had a verbal answer from the State Attorney General's office saying this is legal since it is for a public purpose. The Council felt that the candidates themselves have been around with flyers about the election and the people should be informed of it from them, also the request came in too late and the city does not have any money for this purpose. Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that the request be denied Roll Call - All Ayes. ' A gentleman from 1221 - 42nd Avenue N.E. asked if a speed control sign could be placed on 42nd Avenue near his home as there is a park in the area and cars travel at a high rate of speed. Mr. Brown said this will be on the agenda for the regular Traffic Commission meeting, Monday, November 3rd. The City Manager reported the denial of additional funds from the H.U.D. office in Chicago for the watermain project. An emergency debt ordinance will be prepared for the special Council meeting, Thursday, October 30th. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Land that the license applications as per list attached be granted upon payment of proper fees. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Logacz to grant authorization for up to $5 per person to attend a seminar called "The Process of Municipal Planning" in St. Louis Park, November 13, 20 or December 4 or llth from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. for any members of the Council or the Planning and Zoning Commission. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by Logacz, seconded by Jeska that the meeting adjourn at lO:15 p.m. Roll Call - All Ayes. Robert King, Council President Secretary to the Council