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HomeMy WebLinkAboutFeb 22, 197123. Licenses. Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that the licenses as listed be granted upon payment of proper fees. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by Logacz, seconded by Heintz~ ,,/to adjourn at ?t2:O5 p.m. Roll Call - All Ayes. '~~ Br"ce G. Na~rocki, Mayor S~¥~lE~iry to the CounZil OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Regular Meeting February 22,. 1971 The regular meeting of the City Council was called to order at 8:08 p.m. Roll Call - ~and, Heintz, Jeska, Logacz, Nawrocki - present. Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that the minutes of the last regular meeting be approved as presented in writing and the reading dispensed with. Roll Call - All Ayes. Payment of Bills. Famous Brands, INc. Johns.Bros.Whle. Liq. Minnesota Dist., Inc. Old Peoria Co., Inc. Ed ~hillips & Sons Twin City Wine Co. Val Bjornson, St. Trea. Payroll Account Consol.Beverage Griggs, Cooper & Co. Johns. Bros.Whle. Liq. Twin City Wine Co. A. A. Battery Co. Ability Tire Co. Am. Linen Supply Apache Hose & Rubber Auto Gear Co. B & E Patrol Barry - Sewall Bill Boyer Ford Brookda le Ford Burroughs Corp. Cargill, Inc. Cash Register Sales Francis Coleman $ i,116.53 Col. Hts. Fire Dept. $ 125.OO 156.38 Col. Hts. Fire Dept. 335.00 291.28 Col. Hts. Pharmacy 5.14 2,581.44 Mitch DeMars 16.50 16,104.91 Eklund Clothing Co. 69.80 190.10 Friden Div.-SingerCo. 65.00 2,.~O8.85 Fridley Office Supply 417.35 44,085.75 Garwood - Twin Cities 40.68 448.55 Gestetner Corporation 106.30 1,874.90 Glenwood Inglewood 52.40 1,526.50 Gopher State Oil Co. 9.84 41.58 Gross Industrial Serv. 31.00 110.43 Hall Equipment, Inc. 78.10 304.28 Royhl Hedblad 10.00 18.17 Home Gas Co., Inc. 106.70 12.37 Homelite 51.O5 157.43 Hoover Wheel Alignment 19.65 325.00 Int'l. Business Machines 42.00 17.46 Japs - Olson Co. 80.15 248.26 Kiwanis Club 6.00 83.85 Albert Kordiak 160.00 747.00 J. N. Larson Chvrl. 8.55 531.81 Leef Bros., Inc. 181.71 13.00 Lyle Sign Co. 18.60 10.OO Mgm. Information Serv. 85.00 24. Metropolitan Busin. Forms $ Miller Davis Co. Mill ipore Corporation Minar Ford, Inc. Min. Chap. Int' 1 .Conf. Bldg. Of. 10 Modern Clean-up Services 1,O00 Monroe Calculator Co. 75 Mr. Steak 7 No.American Safety Corp. 46 No. States Power Co. 4 Northland Electric 18 N.W. Bell Tel . Co. 25 O. E. Auto Supply, Inc. 18 Olson's Plumbing 16 Ovshak Printing Co. 20 Paper, Calmenson & Co. 460 Police Press, Inc. 11 Rogers 20 Shoppers City ll 96.50 51.45 93.71 62 32 O0 O0 O0 O0 24 O0 72 O0 2O O0 5O O0 92 O0 49 Shoppers City Snyder's Drug Store Spencer Sokol owski Stromberg Prod. Sun Electric Co. Tecto Sporting Goods Uniforms Unlimited Uniforms Unlimited University of Minnesota Victor Comptometer Corp. Wallace Supply Co. Malcolm O. Watson Payroll Account 10.24 9 85 85O O0 90 O0 304 O0 65 30 11 95 41 25 60 O0 43 80 33 35 41 2O 4,619 50 Coast to Coast Stores Coca Cola Btlg. Co. Gopher I~Jeem, Inc. Heights Electric John P. Marchiniak Pepsi Cola Btlg. Co. Richard L. Schmidt Col. Hts. Recr. Comm. Columbia Transit Corp. Northland Milk Co. Speed-O-Print Corp. Am. Linen Supply John Barna Eberhard Candy & Tob. John Folta Hamm's Twin City Sales House of Glass Emil Koistinen Eddie Mattson N.W. Bell Tel. Co. Royal Beverage Distrib. Sep-Ko Chemicals Twin City Wine Co. Total Bills l0 30 1,056 9O 153 O8 129 55 20 O0 8 20 O0 233 O0 4O O0 14 78 85 O0 122 91 11 7O 170 O5 233 10 1,203 30 4 51 ll9 6O 81 60 4.50 120.57 11.83 ~19.40 87,730.32 Shell Oil Proposal for 37th and Central. Peter Barna representing Attorney Guzy, Roger I llstrup from Shell Oil Company, and several residents from the vicinity were present to discuss a proposed new service station at 37th and Central. M~or Nawrocki reported consideration of Ordinance #746 vacating Spains Alley and the resolution authorizing an agreement between Shell and the City of Columbia Heights was ~referred to the Planning Commission for recommendations at the last Council meeting and apparently the Planning Commission met February 16th without a quorum, therefore no official actions were taken. A report was submitted from the City Planner recomme~ding the Council approve the agreement and wait until the site plan comes in before the actual building permit is issued. The Council members again expressed the desire to see something from the Planning Commission in regards to storage ~ damaged cars, screening and landscaping, the community sign, and some descriptive materials on the lighting to be used. 25. Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska that the second reading of Ordinance #746 along with the resolution authorizing the agreement between Shell and the City be tabled until the next regular meeting, and that the items be referred back to the Planning Commission for specific recommendations. Roll Call - All Ayes. Mayor Nawrocki said the Planning Commission meets March 2nd and The Council meets again March 8th, and if this isn't resolved by then it will routinely be continued. Ordinance #749 Adopting Fire Prevention Code. Second reading was held on Ordinance #749 adopting the fire prevention code (1970 edition) by reference. The ordinance was offered by Logacz, seconded by Jeska, Roll Call - All Ayes. Adopted. Ordinance #751 Providing for Ap.pointment of Councilman to Park Board. A first reading was held on Ordinance #751 amending Ord. #158 Creating a Park Board for the City of Columbia Heights and Providing for the Administration of Parks in the City of Columbia Heights by such Park Board by providing for the appointment of a member of the City Council to the Park Board, said Councilman to be the Council representative to the Recreation Commission. Consideration of Sale of Land Behind 4531-33 University. A request was received from Mr. & Mrs. Gary Quick to purchase a parcel of land 30' X 60' which is land locked behind 4531-33 University. The City Manager reported the appraisal value on a parcel of land this size is about $400 but he said in view of this being done by Quit C~im Deed with the purchaser to take camof clearing title, it would be his recommendation to set a price of $100. He reported the City Attorney indicated that the Council consider actually advertising this for sale. Motion by-Jeska, seconded by Heintz that consideration of sale of land be tabled until March 22, that the City Manager be instructed to look further into the ownership of unclaimed land bo~rdering property on the rear and side, and that the City Manager contact the adjoining property owners to ascertain interest. Roll Call - All Ayes. Request to Purchase Pro ep_~_E~_~ for Library Parkin~ Lot. The City Manager requested authorization to purchase the northerly 28' of 3974 Jackson S£reet, south of the Library to be used for additional parking for the library. The owner, Mr. Schuh, has indicated he would sell for $14,000. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Logacz that the Mayor and City Manager be authorized to enter into a purchase agreement with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Schuh to purchase northerly 28' of Lot 6, Block 64, house 3974 Jackson Street. Roll Call - All Ayes. 26. Request for Attendance at Assessors School. A request was received from Mr. Larson and Mrs. Carlson to attend the annual Assessors School March 9-12 at the Pick-Nicollet Hotel. Motion by Land, seconded by Logacz that the request be approved and registration be paid. A lengthy discussion was held on the justificat for sending two people from the department to this school for one week. Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska to amend the motion to allow only one person to go. Roll Call: Heintz, Jeska, Logacz, Nawrocki - Ayes. Land - Nay. Milk Vending Machines. A letter was received signed by eight dairy store and superette store owners requesting elimination of milk vending machines. The Council members asked what the policy was on these machines and suggested the City Manager check with the State Health Department and the Agriculture Department for their views on these particular machines. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz to refer the matter to the City Manager for further investigation and report back at the next regular Council meeting. Roll Call - All Ayes. It was reported an application has been submitted from Chisago Lake Dairy to operate three milk vending machines in the City. No action was taken on the license application. 49th and Central Intersection. The City Manage~ in Mr. Brown's absence, reported on the County Engineering project to close off the easterly driveways from Leon's and Red Barn. Frozen Water Services. The City Manager also reported we have begun to have more frozen water services than ever before possibly due to the extremely wet fallweather. Licenses. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that the license applications as listed be granted upon payment of proper ~es. Roll Call - All Ayes. Senior Citizen Housing. It was reported the forms have been received from A1 Kordiak and the Attorney's Office and the City Manager are going over them. Filling Station, 53rd and Central. Councilman Land reported the Mobile Station at 53rd and Central is in the used car business, with about six cars lined up with "For Sale" signs in them. This will be investigated. 27. "Oak Wilt" Disease. Councilman Land reported he attended a meeting of the Innsbruck Home O~ers Association where a discussion was held on the infestation of Oak Wilt disease. The City Attorney will look into an ordinance similar to Dutch Elm disease, and the Park Superintendent will be contacted to get his views. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Logacz to adjourn at 10:45 p.m. All Ayes. ,/~/ecretary to the Council Roll Call - OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Regular Meeting March 8, 1971 The meeting was called to order at 8:08 p.m. Jeska, Logacz, Nawrocki - present. Roll Call: Land, Heintz, Invocation was given by Rev. Skordahl of First Lutheran Church. Motion 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. Payment of Bills. Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that the following bills be paid out of their proper funds: Roll Call - All Ayes. Pyroll Account Famous Brands, Inc. Griggs, Cooper & Co. Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq. Old Peoria Co., Inc. Ed Phillips & Sons Twin City Wine Co. Univ.of Minnesota Minn. Hospita! Service Val Bjornson Payroll Account Famous Brands, Inc. Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq. Old Peoria, Inc. Ed Phillips & Sons Twin City Wine Co. 623.77 Consolidated Bev. Co.$ 275.50 535.38 A.A. Battery Co. 117.68 826.52 Addressograph Corp. 6.67 558.44 Adelmann Engine 64.57 3,220.73 Albinson 27.89 1,346.46 Am. Water Works 40.00 117.16 Anderson Aggregates 566.28 50.00 Auto Gear Co. 114.57 1,761.30 F.W. Bassett 14.70 2,378.49 Bill Boyer Ford 4§.97 41,216.87 G. R. Brotemarkle 1,100.00 1,760.55 Burroughs Corporation 23.25 5,386.63 Cargill, Inc. 214.51 2,897.43 Central Motor Sales 14.17 15,938.82 City of Col. Hts. 100.00 553.00 Clutch &Trans. Serv. 54.20