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Home My WebLink AboutJul 27, 1970Reu~orts ~'r al]~vs ~.,~o wo~ld like the Mr~.'Bro-~m bas been a~ached l? residcnts-~',].on~' ~,,~.~ council to c~,nslder a~ ""ne~ ~a~.~' ~' ~+ Sot on~ re:sou or another them :~,refer not to a~.~ach their nei~ih~rs with a ?et~t~cn. It vms a~irned fhr~t a ~,etitlon is ~hc only ~Zossible ~rocedure. ~ome ~scuss~on followed reEardimf the [-aro~ .'s ser¢ice~. ~nd the fact ~at. the ho~.mda.z pick-uu scheSaRe, was an annoyance to sone ~ome o~ers. ~o~h of July ~' ' ' ' The ~'~;' '~ ~. stated that ~e ~uld notify Modern Cl~an-Up that Jn compliance ~.%_th their conbract they ~st ~otif~ the cd ty ~n ~itinr at leasD 1% days in ~dvan~ as ~ ho~, they will ha~le $.heim pic~ps on the L~r Day, Thaz~sEi~nE, ~:md Christmas holidays. [$ecret~ry .~ro-tem f~ ?ne 772.20 32.88 6~2.37 4~.~0 3.60 Ab~Lty Tire Co. Donald L. hnd ~x ~~ · C~e~~u~ ~rl ~.H~ ~~ ~c. ~l.H~.~e~y I~. ~i.Hts.M~ ~t. ~ok Pa~t O~ ~n ~r~ Jmes ~ ~nau~ ~r~ Glair 33o.16 87.~ :].7.~.1. 7.~o 12.6k 1.28 216.00 28~.0~ 180.00 165.00 316.66 3~.00 ~egular naeting ' 'The meetiag wa. ~alle~ ~ or, er at 6 PAH. All mea~er, pre.ent (~aa~, ~eint% ~eeka, L~gacs, Mawr~cki). ' N~%io~ by Jeaka seeonded by Neimtz that the miamtes of t he previous meeting and B~ard of Equaliza%ioa meeting be aecepted as presented in wrl%img and the readiag ~ispen.ed ~ith. All ayes. Nottem by Lamd seconded By Logacm that the fgllowing b~lls be paid ~ut of their proper f~d~. Ail ayes. League of Ninn.Municipalities Royhl~ Hedblad Holiday Hoover ~heel Aligmaent Inc. Albert. Kordiak et .al J.N.Zmrson Chevrolet ~.eef Bros. Inc, ·.ehm Electric - ~ewz7 ~,umber ~ow~r ~umber ~Co.' John P,Marchiaiak Market Ford Sales Inc. MidlAnd'.Cooperatives Inc. Miller Dav~s Co. MplS.' CitF 'TreasUrer Mtnn. City. Managers' Assn. Modern Cleanup Service Motorola Motorola New Minar. Ford Inc. Olson, s Plumbing Paper-OalmeasOn & Co. Sep;Ko Chemicals Inc. Rogers Spencer ~kolowski~ Spencer Sokolowski Steel Stractures Inc. Russell 'Sonnenberg &3AW Newspapers Terminal Electric Corp. Trac7 .Printing Inc. Vibrator Street Roller 10,00 10,00 28' 160,00 120,94 '4o.50 :!.32.96 2 .81 10,00 17.29 720.7% . 96,29 12,771.54 1,000,00 3 .20 844.00 ?'81 640.20 171.~0 16 . 0 97,94 7 o.0o 631.o0 7,00 297,60 12.12 Twin Ci~¥ Filter Service Inc, Uniforms 'Unlimited .... 68.8~ W & W Generator Rebldrs 127.6~ Warning Zites Inc. 40.20 Payroll Account %,813.49 Am.V~inen Supply Co' 82.15 Coca 0ola Brig.Midwest Inc 211.7~ Mi~wa~ Tractor & Equip Co. · 'Pepsi Cola Btlg Co. 11.10 8even..Up Btlg CO. h4.ho B.~hristian Enterpriese 19e2~ Cel'.Hgts.R'ecr. Ce~a. ' 196,00 Harris Warehouse lac. .The Kassler Co. Inc. 6.03 Ovshak Prtg. Co. ' Speed O Print Corp. 41.20 Consolidated Beverage Co. 135.00 Hamms Mpls. Co. 4,212.9~ Albert Holton 110.40 Eddie Mattson ?4.70 Mpls. Btlg.Co. '~ 100.5% N.W. Bell Tel Co. 4.50 Seven Up Btl~ Co. 456.60 Olsons Plumbing Olsons Plum ~ng .!73,. 89 126,333.63 The "~'~¥ Nanager .reported on the ,vibrator roller for mhich bids were received at the last meeting. The roller has been used on a rental basis for the past month and it' has been detemined that it does not fua¢~ion satisfactorily for extensive repair ~ork. Therefore they ar~ recommending that the bids be rejec- ted. Instead they would,~recommend trading the present low-bo~ trailer fo~ which can load from the rear, making it p~ssible to transport the pre~ent large Eaber roller to job sites. A ~ew motor ~nd other repairs will be necessar~ on the' Huber. Motion b~ Heintz secpnded b~ ,~oga~z that the bids for the vibrator roller not ~be a~cepte~.~ Roll call - all ~aTes. ~ing Pool,O~,di.na,a, ce (,~,737) ~ '' ;DisCUSSion foilOwed '~n 'the proposed ~ng pool ordinance~ which has been recoa- mended~ for passage by the ~lan, ning and Zo~ning Commission. Member*s of the Council requested a li~t of existing p~qols in'Columbia Heights, an~ they will view them t~ determine how they con,om.to the proRosed~ ordinance: It was also reported that the State of Minnesota is ,ia ~he process ~of ~dopti~g a pqol ordinance and it would p~obably be 'wise to secure~ a qop~ of tha~ bef. or~ making a final decision.- No ac- tion was taken. st reading Ordinance 73% ~-fi~St'reading 6f ordnance ?35 was hel~. ~his or~dinance aaend~ the zoning ordinance #462 and determines that tra~le~r~truck, and c~amper rentals are allowed ia C-1 districts. '?~ was held. This ordinance provides for the lic'easing of Trailer a~d ?tuck Rentals, and sets up the requir~nents for the land ~here this equipment is displayed. Waiver for swimming poo~ at 4643 - 6th St. Mr. Ri'chard McXenng was present to appea[-'the denial of the Planning and Zoning Commission for placing his 16 x 32 Doughboy swimming poole He now pro- poses to place the pool 5' frc~ his side lot line, and altho there is ~ or- dinance governing pools as yet, it was determined that the request does require a side ~ard waiver. Hotion by Jeska seconded by Xeintz to ~rant Mr. McKenna's request for a pool pen,it providing the pool be placed 5' fro, the side lot line as indicated on the plot plan on file with the City, and that a 12 inch walkway deck may be constructed along the south side of the pool. Roll call, all ayes. Metre Fo~e cc~nu~ications antenna Representeti~ea fr~a Me~re F~a'e 'ware present. They pr,pose to rent or pur- chase land adjacent to our water tower on Stinson Blvd. and to erect a 100 foot towr. ~abers of the 0ity 0ouncil are reluctant to allow amy construction other than the water tower in this residential area. Inasmuch as ~etro Fane has already been granted permission to put an antenna on top of the water tow"r, this will be their course of action now, Discussion followed, and it was ~ved by Jeska seconded by Reints that the contract with metrefone be amended to begin on August 1, 1970. All ayes. Pr~, p~sad front basament entr~ for librar~ bas~e~e,nt A proposal has been made that an entry to the library bases~ut be constructed leading down in a atair.e]~ fr.a the front sidewalk. This ~ould pr,vide ac- cess to the c~_-w~umity room and pistol range without going thru the library proper. 'It was mentioned that a placard could he posted on the front door asking people to use the hack door for basement activities, since there are not m to~ ~any group, imvbl~ed. ~r. Logacz, ~ho is council representative on the Library Board, will discuss the matter again with them. of specs for r~te registers for water meter, was discus,ed. ~t ~a. decided to adwertise for prices on 500 and 1000 pieces, but that a price guarantee for a ti~e period, possibly up to 5 years, was deemed a~isahle. Mr. Watson will contac~ the various suppliers, and the matter will ~e taken up again at the next council ~eeting. est to be allowed to attend the International City ~anageaent Assn. Conference in San Diego Sept. 20 to 24, ived frma ~mx Police Chief Glader and frc~ Officer Land · ho is in charge of taxi cab inspectionse Repeated ec~plaints have been re- ceived frc~ residents who are unable to get a taxi cab, or to even get an answe~ on the telephone at the cab stand. Investigation has revealed tha~ of the 3 cabs purported to be in service (actuall~ licenses have been issued for 10 vehicle, this year) only 1 cab is in running order. ~r. Robert Kahle,, the ow,er, was present at the meeting. He atto,pied to explain his business and personal pr~blams, but there is no ju,tificatiou for the poor service he is giving the co,sanity. A recess was called at 10.-10, and the meeting convened again at 10.'35e Motion by Jeaka seconded by Heintz ths~ a hearing on the taxi cab service be scheduled for Wednesday evening July 29th at ~ P.M. with the possibility that the Highland Taxi Company's license could be revoked. Roll call - all ayes. ~.icenses Motion' by Jeska seconded by Logacz thst the list of license applications for this date be granted upon payment of proper fees. Ail ayese Motion by Jeska seconded by Heintz that the application of Arnold Miller for beer licenses at 4010 Central Ave,ue be granted upon payment of proper fees. Roll call, _all ayes. Allen E. Law was present requesting a solicitors license for the North Minneapolis Recreation Development group who wish to sell candy frc~ door to door. It was determined that this groupx is indeed non-profit. They have permits to sell in 10 nearby communities.Mr. Law was asked to su~mit names of the 12 yeas olds will do the actual door to door selling. Motion by Land seconded by Heintz that upon favorable reports from the Police Department, solicitors licenses be granted to Allen Law ~ho has paid the $5 fee, and to the following boys fees shall be waived: Rodney Vincent, Jesse Gray, DaSd Gray, Sherman Gray, Charlie Henderson, Leon He.aderson, Kai Spencer, Willie Trotter, and Keith Jordan. Roll call - all ayes RePorts made r~ the City Manager~ City Attorney, and City Engineer included discussion on the followingz alley pa~men~ Fillmore-Pierce south of 4?th, the 49th Avenue footbridge across Highway 65, city radio equipment, the HUD construction prograu, city property along Soo Line tracks east of Jefferson Street~ city sidewalk renewal poli~cies, s~all parcels of tax delinquent land, the Planning Commission's 701 plan presentation, library Janitorial service, ordinance codifi- cation, etc. No action was taken on any of these items of disnussion. Motion by Jeska seconded by Heintz to adjourn at 12:15 A.M. ' , ~ ,. ~. /, ,/' .... .~ Pro-te~"to th® )C~uncil ~ ' ~creta~ ' "'" '~ ' "~