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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSept 14, 1970112. Storm Sewer Line at 38th and 5th Street. The City Engineer explained he would like to put a storm sewer line under the Soo Line railroad crossing at 38th and 5th Street. Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that an additional $6,358.00 be authorized for installation of storm sewer line under the trackage area at 38th and 5th Street and an additional amount not to exceed $1,300.00 be authorized to adjust the 10" main on the said track. Roll Call - All Ayes. Easement allignment for Looping From Lincoln St. cul-de-sac to 39th. I The City Engineer presented a plan for looping from the Lincoln Street cul-de-sac to 39'th Avenue. This involved the property of Mr. Vincent Scalise and John Moen. He recommended an award be made for each parcel. Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that John C. Moen be awarded $50 for easement across a portion of Lot 1, Block 2, Harts Addition, and that Vi..ncent Scalise be awarded $525 for an easement across the west 1/2 of Lot 2, Block 14, Auditors Subdivision of Walton's Sunny Acres Third, all according to the plan presented by the City Engineer. Roll Call - All Ayes. Licenses. Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska that the licenses as listed be j~granted upon payment of proper fees. Roll Call I All Ayes. Motion by Logac. z, seconded by Call - All Ayes.. SeCretary to the Council Jeska to adjourn at /P~:07 .~. . Bruce G. Nawrocki, Mayor Roll OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Regular Meeting September 14, 1970 The meeting was called to order at 8:13 p.m. Jeska, Logacz, Nawrocki - present. Roll Call: Land, Heintz, Invocation was given by Father Shekelton of Immaculate Conception Church. Motio.n by Jeska, seconded by Logacz that the minutes of the last regular meeting be approved as presented in writing and the reading dispensed with. Roll Call - All Ayes. I 113. Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska that the following bills be paid out of their proper funds: Roll Call - All Ayes. Western Airlines $ 204.00 Heights Shell Serv. Oscar P. Hartz 50.00 Industrial Supply Vincent J. Scalise 525.00 Int'l. Harvester Co. Val Bjornson, State Tre. 4,336.08 Minn. Hospt. Serv. Col. Hts. Clerk of Ct. Famous Brands, Inc. Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq. Old Peoria Co., Inc. Payroll Account Canada Dry Btlg. Co. Consol. Beverage Co. Famous Brands, Inc. Griggs, Cooper Co. Johnson Brosl.Liq. Co. Ed Phillips & Sons Ability Tire Co. Am. Linen Supply American Pipe Serv. Aunt Jen~'s Restaurant Auto Gear Co. Bill Boyer Ford Co. Brookdale Ford Capitol Electronics City of Col. Hts. Earl Cleland Clutch & U Joint Columbia Graphs Col.Hts. Petty Cash Col. Hts. Pharmacy Cry~al Motors, Inc. Dictating Mach. Service. Door Systems, Inc. Downtown Chevrolet Co. Eklund Clothing Engine Parts Supply The Fanno Saw Works Gestetner Corp. Glenn Metalcraft, Inc. W. W. Goetsch Goodin Company Gopher Glass Co. Gopher State Oil Co. Col. Hts. Pharmacy Comm. of Taxation Danielson Drug Co. ~ights Electric, Inc. Instrumentation Serv. 1,522.86 Iten Chevrolet Co. 50.00 Theo. S. Jonak 1,046.84 Kennel - Aire 94.76 j. N. Larson Chevrolet 85.18 MacQueen Equipment 42,155.79 Market Ford Sales, Inc. 112.71 A. Y. McDonald Mfg. 114.70 Mells Van 0 Lite 342.27 Midwest Bldb. Serv. 15.00 95.O7 18.02 123.OO 93.96 510.00 34.95 55.48 1,125.00 5,057.00 1,037.92 15.17 643.5O 731.96 Milsco, Inc. 4,526.00 206.76 Mpls. Area Chap.Am. Red. Cr. 38.50 3,111.O8 Minn. Safety Equip. Co. 31.20 238.64 Minn. Silica Sand Co. 21.OO Modern Bin Equipment 90.16 Modern Clean-up Serv. 30.50 Narcotics Education 194.17 No. American Safety 44.85 North-ern Sanitary Sup. 125.76 No. States Power 72.00 N.W. Nat'l. Bank 50.00 Olson's Plumbing 32.40 Olson's Plumbing 121.66 Ovshak Prtg. Co. 4.12 Oxford Chemicals 38.62 Phillips Petroleum 26.64 Power Brake & Equip. 23.29 Prentice Hall 12.00 Russell Sonnenberg 190.O0 Terrace Auto ~upply 4.50 Traffic Institute 44.90 T.C.Area Educ. & Tv. 36.77 Uniforms Unlimited 18.OO Water Products Co. 99.70 Malcolm O. Watson 9.00 The Zeco Co. 369.04 Payroll Account 95.23 Consolidated Bev. Co. 34.90 Famous Brands, Inc. i10.70 Johnson Bros. Who. Liq. 5.64 Old Peoria Co. 679.56 Ed Phillips & Sons 10.23 Am. Publishers Co. 513.74 Amsterdam Pen Co. 2.98 107.71 13,O56.74 5.27 199.23 31.00 4.OO 52,568.75 71 .O4 12.75 87.5O 2,258.52 188.92 34.42 32.85 4.75 6.18 7.OO 280.00 17.85 623.74 34.00 i12.80 5,363.04 195.55 181.66 255.78 44O.64 3~,360.46 188.33 20.62 114. Better Homes & Gardens $ Co].Hts. Libr. Petty Cash 24 Doubleday & Co. 4 Educators Progress Serv. 59 Four Winds Pres s 3 Leisure Time Products 13 Mfg. News, Inc. 21 Monarch Book Co. 771 Outdoor Life Book Club 4 Ovshak Prtg. Co. 17 Postamter 26 Prentice-Hall, Inc. 7 Sun Newspapers 7 Supt. of Documents 20 Time Life Libr. of Photo. 8 Am. Linen Supply Co. 6 Coast to Coast Stores 22 Col. Hts. Petty Cash 27 Comm. of Taxation 9 Cook Paint & Varnish 2 F M Motor Sales & Serv. 8 Flittie Redi-Mix, Inc. 222 James F. Kapala 15 Keep Fill Products Cp. 8 Lowry Lbr. Co. 11 Midwest Venetian Blind Co. 67 John P. Murzyn 15 Northfield Co. 7 N.W. Bel 1 Tel . Co. 1 Olson's Plumbing 14 Pepsi Cola Btlg. Co. 12 R'Lee Construction Co. 125 Satel 1 ite Services, Inc. 46 Roger Sheehy Co. 5,519 A. Weisman Company 29 Williams Steel & Hdwe. 12 A & B Sporting Goods 154 Col. Hts. Recr. Comm. 174 General Office Products l0 Pommer Mfg. Co. 90 Gary N. Scholla 1 Am. Linen Supply Co. 136 John Barna 12 Bronner's Exterm. Co. 8 City Wide Locksmithing 10 Coca Cola Btlg. 212 Comm. of Taxation 2,~58 Distillers Distrib. Co. 9,729 J . C. Doherty & Sons 406 Martin Drinville 4 O. M. Droney Bev. Co. 407 Lawrence Duffee 10 Ebefnard Candy & Tobacco 139 8 60 Fridley Dis£ribut. 74 Fridley Food Market 66 Fritz C~mpany, Inc. 03 Ganzer Dis£ributor 21 Gold Medal Bev. Co. 89 Gross Industrial Ser. 88 Hamm's Twin City Sales 73 A~x 34 Albert Holtan 25 Donald Hubert O0 Kuether Distributing 13 Eddie Mattson 80 McKesson Liquor Co. 50 Midwest Wine 68 80 Mpls. Bottling Co. Misc. Liq. Rest Trust Fd. 39 Ovshak Prtg. Co. 84 Pepsi Cola Btlg. 38 Petty Cash Fund 16 Pohle Sales, Inc. 13 Joe Rak 78 Rex Distributing Co. O0 John Roach O0 Select Systems, Inc. 18 Seven Up Btlg. Co. 62 Southside Distrib. Co. 50 Sunderland, Inc. 41 George M. Hansen Co. 06 Postmaster O0 Anderson Aggregates 95 H & S Asphalt Co. O0 Heights Electric 80 Melford Milton 05 Olson's Plumbing 92 Orfei & Sons 61 Mpls. City Treas. O0 5O 50 66 O0 75 O0 25 73 91 9O 2O 84 8O 5O Total $11,704 51 90 O0 116 O3 2,292 l0 314 85 6 4O 2,211 7O 92.00 9.20 2,627.65 12224O 1,896 54 78 96 118 3O 130 O0 32 50 42 30 67 93 2,109 07 5 4O 652 80 12 O0 37 46 219 O0 15 35 162 O0 5,8OO O0 5O O0 6,793 89 48O O0 333 61 172 50 156 75 833 66 13,637 98 $217,974.74 115. Presentations. Mayor Nawrocki presented a plaque to Dr. Herbert for appreciation of his service on the City Health Board for 15 years. Mayor Nawrocki also presented a plaque to Ed Miskowic for his 26 years service on the Columbia Heights Fire Department. Street Dance Request A number of young people were present requesting permission for a street dance on 43rd and 2nd Street, Sat~lay, September 19th. Mr. Lee Morgan, who lives on the corner of 43rd and 2nd Street, was the spokesman for the young people and said the group will be chaperoned by parents. He said he has signatures from 30 neighbors stating no objections to the street dance and he said he will work closely with the Police Department to erect barricades to close off the streets to traffic. Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz to grant the request for permission to hold a street dance on 43rd and 2nd Street from 8:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., Saturday, September 19, 1970. Roll Call - All Ayes. Bids on Remote Readers Bids were received on remote reading watermeter heads from the following: Badger Meter Co. 4545 West Brown Deer Road Milwaukee, Wisconsin Alt. #2 500 Units 12 months 24 months 36 months Magnetic 18.95 18.95 19.90 Mechanical 15.~5 15.95 16.75 1,000 Units Magnetic Mechanical 12 months 24 months 36 months 18.65 18.65 19.60 15.65 15.65 16.45 2,000 Units 12 months 24 months 36 months Magnetic 18.65 18.65 19.60 Mechanical 15.65 15.65 16.45 116. Campbell's, Inc. 1409 K Avenue Sioux Falls, So. Magnetic Mechanical Alt. #1 Magnetic Mechanical Dakota 500 Units 12 months 24 months 21.50 --- 18.50 --- 1,000 Units Magnetic Mechanical 12 months 24 months 21.00 --- 18.00 --- 2,000 Units 12 months 24 months 20.00 --- 17.50 --- Neptune Meter Co. Louisville, Kentucky 40299 Alt. #1 500 Units 12 months 24 months Magnetic 18.35 --- Mechanical 18.35 12 months Magnetic 17.85 Mechanical 17.85 1,000 Units Magnetic Mechanical 24 months 2,000 Units 12 months 24 months 17.35 --- 17.35 --- 36 months 36 months 36 months 36 months 36 months 36 months 117. Rockwell Mfg. Co. 4533 No. Ave. Melrose Park, Ill. 12 months Alt. #2 500 Units 24 months 36 months Magnetic 17.00 17.85 18.70 Mechanical 1,O00 Units 12 months 24 months 36 months Magnetic 17.00 17.85 18.70 Mechanical 2,000 Units 12 months 24 months 36 months Magnetic 17.O0 17.85 18.70 Mechanical Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that the bids be turned over to the City Manager for tabulation and report back at the next regular meet'ing. Roll Call - All Ayes. Ordinance #738 - Sale of Property. A second re~ding was held on Ordinance #738 - Sale of west five feet of Lot 41, subject to easement to the City of Columbia Heights for public street and utility purposes over, in, under and across the north 30 feet and the south 5 feet thereof, Block 3, Reservoir Hills, acco~ling to the map or plat thereof on file and of record in the Office of the Register of Deeds in and for Anoka County, State of Minnesota, to Willard N. Sexauer. The ordinance was offered by Land, seconded by Jeska. Roll Call - All Ayes. Ordinance #739 - Sale of Property. A first reading.was held on Ordinance #739 - sale of Lot 3, Block 3, (ex. S. 10') (ex. NElly 20') ~alton's First Subdivision of Reservoir Hills, Anoka County, State of Minnesota, to James Hasslinger. 118. Recommendations on Ford Motor Co. Proposal. A request was received from the Planning & ~oning Commission that the Council review the Planning Commission recommendations on the Ford Motor Co. proposal to build a facility at 51st and Central and to direct the Commission to take desired actions. The City Manager read the minutes of the Planning Commission heari!ng, September 1st, after Councilman Jeska stated he felt the minutes may be in error. He understood that the Commission was ~looking for direction from the Council and that the first sentence in the minutes about the Commission holding hearings was in error. It was stated this is the first time the Ford matter has come to the Council and that Ford has not appealed the Planning Commission denial of an ordinance change. Ford has not brought in anything new at this time. Councilman Land stated he thinks Ford is compatible with 51st and Central and he wants Ford and the Planning Commission to get together on it. Councilman Heintz said he would like to see nothing less than a facility such as Hansord Pontiac in the Gateway Center with the whole works inside the building. Anything less than that he will not go along with. Harley Stover was present representing the Mathaire Citizens Group and presented recommendations for the Council: 1. He recommended the Council take whatever action is necessary as he feels the Mathaire citizens rights are being abused. He ~J~presented guidelines in ordinance J~form from the City of Bloomington that would do more than minimize harrassment. A copy of the ordinance was presented to the City Attorney and to Mayor Nawrocki, and included in the ordinance was a provision that the land use can only come up once every 12 months, the fee would be $100, and when a new recommendation is made the City is very careful to see changes are made. 2. He also recommended that the Council discont~ue hearings because the residents are not interested in it. He said the City Planner tells us this kind of operation does not fit in our 701 plan so why do we ingnore this expensive professional advice. He said Ford ought to consider a light commercial type of operation. The Attorney for Ford was present and said they are not Jhere to harrass anyone nor propose the same thing proposed before. They are here because they believe a Ford agency can be constructed on the site and be harmonious with the community. He said the Planner indicated the site is proper for a properly designed automobile agency. After several Mathaire residents expressed their feelings, Councilman Logacz said this is not a hearing. He said we have gone through this many times and have heard all this before. Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska, to recommend to the Planning Commission that the Commission deliberate with Minar Ford and the Mathaire citizens group for something not less than the Hansord Pontiac facility with everything except employee parking inside the building. Roll Call - All Ayes. 119. Mayor Nawrocki state he doesn't feel personally harrass~d at this point and has sat through each of the meetings and hearings. He said he follows it because he also lives in the area. Another Mathaire resident stated he has attended every meeting so far and is of the opinion that at least 75% to 80% of the citizens attending the meetings objected to the facility on the property. He feels the majority does not rule and there is still some interest on the Commission in favor of this thing. He said it is a miscarraige of justice. Recess was called at 9:35 p.m. The meeting was resumed at 10:O0 p.m. Resolution Transferring $165,000 to H.U.D. Project. A resolution transferring funds interdepartmentally was offered by Jeska, seconded by Heintz, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights that the City Treasurer be, and he is hereby directed to transfer One-hundred and Sixty-five thousand dollars ($165,OOO) from the General "Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund" to the "H.U.D.II Project No. WS-MINN-65 (P.I.R. No. 640) Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund to be utilized as necessary for contract payments on the city share of the watermain project (WS-MINN-65.) BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Treasurer be directed to deposit to the credit of the general Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund the receipts from the bond sale of $165,000 which shall be completed on or before December 31, 1970. Passed this 14th day of September, 1970. Roll Call - All Ayes Resolution Setting License Fees for Trailer & Truck Rentals. A resolution setting license fees for trailer and truck rentals as required by Ordinance #736 was offered by Jeska, seconded by Heintz, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights that an annual license fee on all trailer, truck and camper rentals as required by ordinance #736 be established as follows: $35 for the first year and $15 annual renewal. This resolution shall become effective for calendar year 1970 and each year thereafter unless amended by further Council acdon by resolution. Passed this 14th day of September, 1970. Roll Call - All Ayes. Resolution Acceding Kiwanis Donation. A resolution offered by Jeska, seconded by Logacz, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights that the City shall accept the sum of $108.60 donated by the Kiwanis Club of Columbia Heights - Fridley for five (5) 22 caliber rifles to be used in fire arms training. Passed this 14th day of September, 1970. Roll Call - All Ayes. 120. Resolution Authorizing Contract With Auditor. A resolution authorizing contract with George M. Hansen Company to serve as public accountant on the H.U.D. project, was offered by Logacz, seconded by Jeska, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights ~h~t the Mayor and City Manager be and they are hereby authorized to contract with George M. Hansen Company to serve as Auditors on H.U.D. contract designated WS-MINN-65. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the estimated cost for such auditing procedures shall be approximately $1,000. Passed this 14th day of September, 1970. Roll Call - All Ayes. Request to Cancel Check #9515. A request was received to cancel check #9515 in the amount of $525 issued to Vincent J. Scalise at the last regular meeting. Mr. Scalise has decided not to enter into an agreement for the easement for the watermain project. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Logacz to cancel check #9515. Roll Call - All Ayes. Request to Perform 1970 Audi~. A request was received from the George M. Hansen Co. to perform the 1970 audit. The cost was estimated at about $5,000 which runs about the same as in the past. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that the Mayor and City Manager be authori~d to enter into a contract with George M. Hansen Co. to do the city audit for 1970. Roll Call - All Ayes. Request to Spend $1,000 for black dirt and for sod. The Park Board requested authorization to spend $1,000 for black dirt and for sod for Memorial Park. Motion by Heintz, seconded by Logacz that the ~City Manager be authorized to ~~ spend up to $1,000 for black dirt and for sod for Memorial Park. Roll Call - All Ayes. Request Expenses for Police Chiefs Meeting. Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that expenses be authorized for the Police Chief for the Police Chiefs meeting in Marshall, Minnesota, September llth. Roll Call - All Ayes. Request to Call for Bids on Tractor. Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that the City Manager be authorized to advertise for bids for an industrial type tractor for the Park Department, bids to be opened Monday, September 24th. Roll Call - All Ayes. 121 . Request to Attend Workshop. A request was received to send two men (one from the Park Department and one from the Street Department) to the Shade Tree Maintenance and Equipment Show, September 24th, sponsored by the University of Minnesota Institute of Agriculture, to be held at the Arboretum in Chanhassen. A discussion was held on the number of men from the departments who have attended this workshop before ~Kand what was the need of sending more people. Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that two men be authorized to attend the Shade Tree Maintenance and Equipment Show and their expenses be authorized. Roll Call - Land, Heintz, Jeska, Logacz - Ayes. Nawrocki - Nay. The request was granted. Request to Set Hearing Date on P.I.R. Projects. A request was received ~To set Monday, November 30th for hearings on the following P.I.R. projects: #497 St. Open, Sewer, Gravel Base on Tyler Place, 44th to 45th and 44½ - Tyler-McLeod. #600 St. Open, Sewer, Base on 42½ east of Central. #622 Plat and pave alley, Fillmore - Pierce, 46th to 47th. #625 Curb and gutter on ~X~Arthur, 43rd to 44th. #634 Curb and gutter on Stinson, Fairway to water tower, and on Fairway Dr., L. 8, B1.6 ~Hilltop 2nd to Stinson. #640 Trunk and later.watermains - entire city. #642 Sidewalk on S. side 49th, University - Monroe. #648 House Removal of 4307 - 7th Street N.E. #649 Conc. Alley paving, 4th to 5th, 48th to 49th Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that the City Manager be authorized to advertise for hearing for P.I.R. projects, the hearing to be held Monday, November 30th at 8:00 p.m. at the Field House. Roll Call - All Ayes. Resignation and Appointment on Library Board. Mr. Claude Johnston submitted his resignation from the Library Board as he has moved out of town. An appropriate certificate of service should be issued. Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that the resignation of Claude Johnston be accepted with regret. Roll Call - All Ayes. The City Manager was instructed to get a list of names of people who have shown interest in the Library Board for appointment at the next regular meeting. 122. Taxi Cab License Request. Mr. Patrick Ketchum was present requesting a license to operate Highland Cab Company which he and Red Bennett have bought out from Mr. Kahles. The Council members explained that the cab situation in Columbia Heights is touchy and we had better see that we can keep one business alive before we issue more licenses. Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that the license application request be denied. Roll Call - All Ayes. Solicitors License Request. A solicitors license application was received from Mrs. Evelena Loyd, EMJ Recreation Center, to sell candy door-to-door. K~5 youngsters will be assisting in the candy sales. Councilman Land said we should grant this request on the basis the youngsters carry identification cards. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that the license be granted to the listed personnel on the application form. Roll Call - All Ayes. City Manager Reports. The City Manager reminded the Council members of a meeting Tuesday, September 15th with the School Board, Recreation Commission and Council to discuss the 1970 Recreation Budget. The City Manager reminded the Council of a League of Women Voters meeting Wednesday, September 16th in the field house to honor those who serve on boards and commissions of the City. 1971 Budget Hearing. Mayor Nawrocki called for the hearing on the 1971 budget as proposed to be held Monday, October 5th at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Request to Attend I.C.M.A. Conference. The City Manager asked the Council to reconsider his request to attend the International City Manager's Association conference in San Diego the week of September 20th. He said he would use vacation time if the Council could see the way for necessary expenses. Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that the expenses be authorized for the City Manager to attend the conference in SanDiego, ~ ifornia the week of September 2Oth, estimated cost to be about $450. Roll Call: Land, Heintz, Jeska, Logacz - Ayes. Nawrocki - Nay. Mayor Nawrocki stated "l feel that the management of City affairs is not what it should be and that ~X~the City Manager's time under present circumstances is best spent working directly on our current problems. I therefore oppose the authorization of these expenses to send the City Manager to this San Diego Manager's meeting." 123. Request Permission to Attend Water Works Conference. The City Engineer requested permission for Don Jolly to attend the American Water Works Association meeting in Duluth, registration $20. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Logacz that the expenses for one person be authorized to attend the American Water Works Association meeting in Duluth, September 29, October 1 and 2. Roll Call - All Ayes. Li censes. Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that the license applications as listed be granted upon payment of proper fees. Roll Call - All Ayes. Salvation Army Basekt, 41st and Central. Councilman Jeska asked if the Salvation liarmy basket at 41st and Central wasn't supposed to have been removed. The City Manager will contact them on this again. Proclamation for Goodwill Industries. Mayor Nawrocki read the following Proclamation for Grrdwill Industries 'Share your Clothes' Day. WBEREAS, Goodwill Industries of Greater Minneapolis, a nonprofit, charitable, organization is dependent upon donated clothing and household articles to maintain its program of work training and rehabilitation for physically, mentally and socially limited people; and WHEREAS, several community organizations including ~Boy Scouts, Civil Defense, Girl Scouts, Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-¥,. National Guard, Teamsters and businessmen and churches are banded together to aid Goodwill Industries of Greater Minneapolis with its annual I'Share Your Clothes" drive Sunday, October 25, 1970; and WHEREAS, handicapped and disadvantaged people deserve this one day of voluntary community wide effort to help provide added opportunitiesfor their individual improvement; and WHEREAS, the City of Columbia Heights is vitally concerned with the needs of all its citizens; NOW, THEREFORE, I Bruce G. Nawrocki, Ma~orof Columbia Heights do hereby proclaim Sunday, .October 25., 1970 to be GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF GREATER MINNEAPOLIS 'SHARE YOUR CLOTHES' DAY in the City of Columbia Heights and urge all citizens to fill a Goodwill bag with repairable clothing and place it at the curb early in the morning on that day. Motion by Heinbz, seconded All Ayes. S~r~:'ary to fhe ~ by Jeska to adjourn at · :40 a.m. Roll Call Bruce G. Nawrocki',' Mayor