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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Regular Meeting
April 24, 1972
The meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. Roll Call:
Norberg, Jeska, Heint~ Nawrocki - All present.
Land,
Invocation was given by Father Vincent Colon of Immaculate
Conception Church.
Minutes of last regular and special meetings.
Councilman Norberg noted a correction in the minutes of April lOth,
p. 71. The motion he offered on the 42nd Avenue project
should have read: To table the matter to get verification
of the petition carrying the actual estimates which were
substantially higher than those on the original petition.
Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that the minutes as
corrected be approved and the reading be dispensed with.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Payment of Bills.
Payroll Account
No.States Power Co.
No. States PowerCo.
Famous Brands, Inc.
Griggs, Cooper & Co.
Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq.
Old Peoria Co.
Ed Phi 11 ips & Sons
Twin City Wine Co.
Val Bjornson,State Trea.
Payroll Account
Dept.ofConf.& Inst.
Famous Brands, Inc.
Griggs, Cooper & Co.
Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq.
Johnson Paper & Supply
Minn. Distillers
Ed Phil ! ips & Sons
A. & C Business Mach.
Richard Althaus
Auto Gear Co.
B & E Patrol
Col .Hts. Fi re Dept.
Col .Hts. Fi re Dept.
Col.Hts. Fi re Dept.
Col.Hts. Water Dept.
County of Anoka
Crown Rubber Stamp Co.
Custom Plastics
$ 44,353.75
1,570.66
454.36
1,514.16
817.37
4,454.82
205.74
107.18
317.14
2,415 29
1,7O7 O3
62 80
689 27
82 84
171 71
71 59
1,144 80
682 40
15 5O
33 22
11 O3
325 O0
6o 00
375 OO
209 O0
263 55
8.18
2.85
16.50
Eutectic Corp.
Fridley Office Sup.
Gen'l . Office Prod.
Richard Gi 11
Gopher Athlet Sup.
Gopher Glass
Royhl Hedblad
H & S /~phalt
Int'l .Bus. Mach.
Ronald Kalina
James Kapala
Keep Fi 11 Prod.
Keep Fill Prod.
Ivan C. Kohl
Albert Kordiak
Leef Bros., Inc.
Lee Career Apparel
Donald Lohse
Lloyd's Sport Shop
Lowry Bowlers Sup.
Lowry Lumbr Co.
Lowry Lumber Co.
Jo'hn Marchiniak
Metro Sewer Board
Mpls. Chap. Am. RecC ros
Mpls. City Treas.
Mpl. Electo. Baln Co.
Mpls. Elec. Bal.Co.
Motorola Communc.
$ 496 80
68.00
96 5O
31 85
132 30
6 37
10 OO
175 8O
42 OO
4OO O0
19 95
27 40
32 56
25 OO
160 OO
9 4O
368 51
29 OO
10 OO
19 80
33 64
479 36
103 48
16,252 54
5O O0
253 10
19 04
1 49
347 40
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Mpls. Gas Co. $ 29
Minn. City Managers 1
Minn. Dept. 6 Highways 3
Modern Clean-up Serv. 1,00
Motorola Comm. 16
Northeast Auto Body 50
No.States Power
N.W. Bell Tel .Co. 2
N.W. Bell Tel. Co. 68
Leonard Olson 7
Olson's Plumbing 1
Ovshak Printing 47
Pepsi Cola Btlg. 12
Valjean Po powski 39
Schaaf Mfg. Co. 6
S ilseth Sewer Serv. 25
Spencer Sokolowski 479
Suburban Rubber Stamp 1
Sun Newspapers 312
Superior Prod. 48
Twin City Filter 3
W. W. Generator 56
Malcolm O. Watson 26
Will isms Hdwe. 42
Standard Oi 1 l, 197
Payroll Accc~unt 1 ,765
Coca Cola Btlg. 116
Chester Ewer 134
Chester Ewer 28
John Folta 182
John Folta 18
Earl Johnson 1
Ganzer Distributors 1>978
2 22
5 O0
8 lO
0 O0
2 60
6 60
4 O0
5 O0
56
95
25
7O
5O
85
O0
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17
36
25
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2O
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22
73
56
4O
16
76
7O
72
17
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Gopher Glass
Gross Industrial
Hamm's Twin City
Eddie Mattson
Mpls. Gas Co.
3 M Company
John Miskowiec
N.W. Bell Tel.
S
Serv.
Sales
39O 09
14 O0
1,987 55
1 70
13 12
6O O0
20 64
5 5O
Total Bills $92,980.42
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land
that the above bills, as listed,
be paid out of their proper
funds. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Proclamation on Annual VFW Buddy Poppy Sale.
Mayor Nawrock[ read the following Proclamation:
WHEREAS, the sacrifices of those who have lost their lives,
their health, or their livelihood as a result of their military
service are rightly the concern for all citizens, and
WHEREAS, the annual sale of Buddy Poppies by the ~t~terans of Foreign
Wars offers an opportunity for the people of this community to
express their solicitude for those unfortunate persons who have
paid more than their share of the cost of freedom; and
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WHEREAS,VFW Buck~ Poppies are assembled by disabled veterans, and
the proceeds of this worthy fund-raising campaign are used
exclusively for the benefit of disabled and needy veterans, and the
widows and orphans of deceased veterans, in the desire to
"Honor the Dead by Helping the Living",
THEREFORE, I, Bruce G. Nawrocki, Mayor of the City of Columbia Heights
do hereby urge the citizens of this community to recognize the
merits of this cause by contributing generously to its
support through the purchase of Buddy Poppies on the day set
aside fo r the distribution of these symbols of appreciation
for the sacrifices of our honored dead.
I urge all patriotic citizens to wear a Buddy Poppy as
mute evidence of our gratitude to the men of this country who have
risked or lost their lives in fulfilling their obligation as
American citizens.
Proclamation on Columbia Heights Clean-up Da~;. April 29, 1972.
Mayor Nawrocki read the following Proclamation:
WHEREAS, there is national concern for the preservation of
our natural resources which has been recognized by the establishment
of one week set forth as Earth Week, and
WHEREAS, the S.C.A.R.E. Club of concerned High School students
has participated in the Earth Week activities removing debris
from highways and parks throughout our community setting an
example for all of our citizens, and
WHEREAS, all of our citizens should show concern about the pre~rvation
of our natural resources and the maintaining of clean surroundings
in their neighborhoods, and
WHEREAS, the civic organizations of our community have
volunteered to handle the responsibilities for manning a recycling
pick-up station at 39th Avenue and Jefferson Street N.E. each Saturday
to collect disposable tin cans, aluminum cans, and disposable
bottles, and
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Bruce G. Nawrocki, Mayor of the City of Columbia
Heights, do her~y proclaim that Saturday, April 29, 1972 be
Columbia Heights Clean-up Day and request that all citizens
cooperate with our civic groups in observance of the day by
bringing their disposable containers to the recycling center,
cleaning their yards, and adjoining vacant lands, wherever possible
to make our community an even better pl. ace in which to live.
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Bids on Park Lighting for Huset Park.
Bids on lighting for a ball park in Huset Park were received from
seven bidders. (See attached bid tabulation). Motion by Land,
seconded by Heintz that the bids be turned over to the C~ty Manager
for tabulation and report back at the next regular meeting.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Bids on Seal Coating Project //7203.
Bids on seal coating project #7203 were received from five bidders.
(See attached bid tabulation.) Motion by Norberg, seconded by
Jeska that the bids be turned over to the City Manager for
tabulation and report back at the next regular meeting. Roll Call -
All Ayes.
Bid on Used Self-propelled Pulverizer Mixer.
A bid was received on one used self-propelled pulverizer mixer
from McQueen Equipment Company on a Seaman 1957 Pulvamixer in the
amount of $2,700. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that the
bid be turned over to the City Manager for tabulation and report
back later in the meeting. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Bids on Alley Paving Project #7202.
The City Manager recommended awarding the bid on alley paving
project #7202 to the low bidder, Boda Construction Company,
in the amount of 80¢ per square foot. Motion by Heintz, seconded
by Jeska that the bid on alley paving be awarded to Boda
Construction, the low bidder, that the Mayor and City Manager be
authorized to enter into a contract for same. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Advertised Hearing on Storm Sewer, 39th Avenue east of Reservoir.
Many residents from the affected area were present and a lengthy
discussion washeld on the proposed storm sewer project, 39th Avenue
east of Reservoir.
It was reported the hearing was called for on the basis of an
engineering recommendation to complete the needed drainage systems
in this section of town. It would allow for paving 39th Avenue,
and would help to prevent flooding in certain areas.
The estimated total cost of the project is $70,000, or 5¢ per
square foot. The City Manager said back in 1966 when we had a
major drainage system, the Council determined there was City-wide
benefit and decided to divide the cost 40% to be assessed and
60% to remain a general obligation. This project is similar
and it was his recommendation, if the Council approved the project,
they consider it on the same basis. The cost was estimated at
5¢ per square foot - 2¢ to be assessed and 3¢ to be general
obligation.
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Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that the C~ty Manager be
authorized to proceed with this project with the stipulation that
the intent of the Council is a 60-40 cost, 40% to be assessed to the
benefited property owners, and that this 40% not to exceed 2¢ per
square foot. Roll Call: Land, Jeska, Heintz, Nawrocki - Ayes.
Norberg - Nay. The motion carried.
Recess was called at 10:16 p.m.
The meeting reconvened at 10:30 p.m.
Petition for Park West of Main Street.
A petition was received, signed by 140 people, requesting the land
west of Main Street, east of the Burlington-Northern Railroad construction
site, to be transferred to the City, be zoned for park purposes, l~e
residents present from the area said they realized there was no
money for the p~rk proje,~t in the budget this year, but they wanted
a chance to do something for themselves. They asked for active
support from the Council. They need the property rezoned when the
City has title to the land.
Motion by Jeska, seconded by Land to place the petition on file.
Roll Call - A1 1 Ayes.
Ken Hentges protested saying this was 8 acres of land being taken off
tax rolls. There are six other playgrounds in the area. He
requested the Council first develop parks that have been committed in
other areas.
Mayor Nawrocki said the Council has made its indication in the past
that this will be park land. They have indicated that the existing
industry there now would remain for some indefinite time as industrial
sites and rented out. It has been indicated that we have other committed
park sites, but for lack of funds they have never been developed.
This park will have to take its place in line with others. Any work
the residents want to do, the Council will only offer encouragement
to that type of activity.
It was suggested the Park Board look at the proposal as ultimately
they will be responsible for whatever type of park is developed
there. It was also suggested a committee be established to get the
thing moving. The City ~nager was instructed to contactthe
City of Fridley to see if they would be interested in cooperating on
the proposal.
Councilman Norberg then contributed 1/2 of his Council paycheck to
the residents to set up the park fund.
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Jeska to set up an ad hoc committee
composed of Councilmen Norberg and Heintz, Mr. Brown, Mr. Murzyn,
a member of the Park Board, A1 Kordiak, Bob Nixon, and three people
from the neighborhood and get a proposal for this park to be rough
graded. Roll Cal 1 - All Ayes.
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Report on Blasting Operations.
Jerry McDonald from Park Construction and Dick Smith from Barton
Contracting were present for the bi-monthly report on the blasting
operations in the Burl ington-Northern construction area.
Art Porter, blasting inspecotr, was present and outlined the blast
operations as monitored during the two month time period since the
issuance of the blasting permit. He reported the pre-split
operation in the Dunkley Surfacing area was only 200' ahead of the
blasting even though the agreement stated the pre-split was to be
600' ahead. He said Dunkley was to have been out of the area the
first of March, but the railroad gave them an extra two months
to stay. This has caused the problem.
Concern was expressed by Council members and residents present
on the number and the speed of trucks, and the dust problems.
It was suggested a hearing be set up for the next regular Council
meeting to consider revocation of the blasting permit on the basis
that:
1. The agreement has not been lived up to.
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The agreement that truck traffic use East River Road, if possible,
has not been lived up to.
3. That the dust control measures on the streets and highways
in our community have not been taken care of.
Motion by Heintz that such a hearing be set up for our next
regular Counci 1 meeting. Mayor Nawrocki relinquished the chair to
Council President Jeska to second the motion. Roll Call:
Heintz, Nawrocki - Ayes. Land, Norberg, Jeska - Nay. The motion
fa i 1 ed.
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Jeska that the question of whether or
not to hold a hearing for possible revocation of Park Construction's
license in regards to the Burlington-Northern construction operation
be on the agenda for the special meeting of Monday, May 1st.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Mayor Nawrocki suggested that the Council members make whatever
effort they can to observe the operation to determine whether
these things d~scussed tonight were true or not.
Resolution #72-25 Authorizing Storm Sewer Construction.
The Resolution Ordering Improvements was offered by Land, seconded
by Jeska.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights,
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WHEI~AS, the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights by
motion on the 27th day of March, 1972 ordered notice of a hearing
to be given to property ~ners, and
WHEREAS, pursuant to a notice of hearing certain residents appeared
at a Council meeting on the 24th day of April, 1972, and
WHEREAS, the Council determines to proceed with this local
improvement, a portion of the cost being defrayed by special
assessments under Charter provisions.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED:
That the location and extent of such improvements is as follows:
Lots 2 thru 7, Block 13, Aud. Sub. of Waltons Sunny Acres
Third; Lots 29-31, Block 1 & 22-44, Block 2, & Lots 16 thru 32,
Block 3, and Lots 1 thru 27,, Block 4, and Lots 1 thru 56,
Block 5, and Lots 1 thru 30, Block 6, Walton's 1st sub. of
Reservoir Hills, and Lots 20 thru 41, Block 8, and Lots
36 thru 55, Block 6, Reservoir Hills.
That the materials to be used are as follows:
Standard reinforced concrete and corrugated metal pipe in
accordance with the appropriate design criteria required.
That a careful estimate of the cost of the improvement has
been made by the City Ma n~Jer and the several lots and parcels
of land fronting upon and adjacent to such proposed improvement,
which he deemed benefited thereby, were properly notified of
said hearings, and
That the City Manager shall also list the names and owners of
the several parcels so improved asnearly as can be ascertained.
5. These improvements shall also be known as P~ject No. 669.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Resolution #72-27 Authorizing Transfers.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby
authorized and ~lirected to make the following transfers:
Park Department - Transfer from salaries regular to salaries
extra: $7,000.
Liquor Fund Transfer from miscellaneous expense reserve to
salaries and wages: $1 ,600.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That said Inter-fund transfers fall within
the 1972 budgetary allocations and there are sufficient moneys in
said funds to make such transfers.
Offered by: Heintz, seconded by Jeska. Roll Call - All Ayes.
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Resolution #72-28 Amending #72-23 Postponing Date of Bond Sale.
The City Manager reported he met with Tom Hay who is working
on the bond issue. From the information encountered, it would
appear that it would be of advantage for us to go to the
New York and Chicago bond markets. It was suggested to
change the date of the bond sale from May 8 to May 31st in
order to have sufficient time to prepare additional data.
A resolution #72-28 amending resolution #72-23 "Providing for
the Public Sale of $965,000 General Obligation Bonds" and
Postponing the Date of Said Sale from May 8 to May 31, was
offered by Jeska, seconded by Heintz.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights that the "Notice of Sale" section of
Resolution #72-23 dated April 10, 1972 be and the same is hereby
amended to read:
NOTICE OF SALE
$965,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, ANOKA COUNTY, MINNESOTA
MAY 31, 1972
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights, will meet at the City Hall on ~le~ay, May 31, 1972,
at 7:00 o'clock p.m., C.D.S.T., to receive, open and consider
sealed bids for the purchase of $965,000 negotiable coupon,
general obligation bonds of the City, comprising $455,000
Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund bonds and $510,000 Garage
Bonds, at a price of not less than $950,000 plus accrued interest.
The bonds will be dated July l, 1972, and will mature without
option of prior payment on January 1 in the amount of $100,000
in each of the years 1974 through 1982 and $65,000 in 1983.
Interest on the bonds will be payable January 1, 1973, and
semi-annually thereafter. All bonds maturing on the same date
must bear interest from date of issue until paid at a single,
uniform rate, not exceeding the rate specified for bonds for any
subsequent maturity. Each rate must be in an integral multiple
of 5/100 of 1%, and no rate may exceed 7%. No supplemental
or "B" coupons will be permitted. The bonds will be issued in
denominations of $5,000, unless a different denomination is'
requested by the successful bidder within 48 hours after award
of sale.
Principal and interest will be made payable at any suitable
bank in the United States designated by the successful bidder
within 48 hours after award of sale, subject to approval by the
City, and the City will pay the reasonable and customary paying
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agency charges. The City will furnish, without cost to the
purchaser and within forty day s after award of sale, the
printed and executed bonds, the usual form of no-litigation
certificate, and the unqualified approving legal opinion of bond
counsel designated below. Delivery will be made without cost to
the purchaser anywhere in the continental United States, payment
by the purchaser must be in immediately available funds. An
unqualified legal opinion on the bonds will be furnished by
Messrs. Dorsey, Marquart, Windhorst, West & Halladay of
Minneapolis, Minnesota. The legal opinion will be printed on the
bonds and will state that the bonds are valid and binding general
obligations of the City.
Sealed bids must be mailed or delivered to the undersigned and
must be received prior to the time of said meeting. Each bid
must be accompanied by a cashier's or certified check or bank
draft in the amount of $19,300 payable to the City Treasurer, to
be retained by the City as liquidated damages if the bid is
accepted and the bidder fails to comply therewith. The bid
authorizing the lowest net interest cost (total interest from
date of bonds to stated maturities, less any cash premium or plus
any discount) will be deemed the most favorable. No oral bid,
and no bid less than $950,000 for principal plus accrued interest
on all of the bids, and no bid involving a net interest cost
exceeding an average annual rate of 7%, will be considered.
The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to
waive any informality in any bid.
Dated April 24, 1972.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Malcolm O. Watson
City Manager
Columbia Heights, Minnesota
Each and all of the terms and provisions of the foregoing notice
of sale are adopted and confirmed as the terms and conditions
of the bonds and of their offering for sale.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Award of Bid on Mixer.
Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that the City Manager be
authorized to purchase a used Seamen Mixer, as per bid received,
subject to approval after Mr. Brown's inspection. Roll Call -
All Ayes.
Lease Agreements for Kordiak Building] and Barber Shop_
The City Manager reported he spoke with Mr. Kordiak who would
be willing to continue our lease agreement on the bui~Id~ng we
use. for sto~ing, police c~rs on t~,e.s~me basis we are presently
paying for a one year period at $160. Motion by Heintz, seconded
by ~rberg that the Mayor and City Manager be authorized to enter
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into a lease agreement with George Kordiak for a one year rental
on the facilities used for parking police cars at the current
monthly rent. Rol 1 Call - A11 Ayes.
The City Manager also reported the lease on thebarber shop
at 558 - 40th expires May 15th. He said Mr. Carlson rents
this property from the City for $70 a month, and the lease ,~s
on a one year basis. He suggested the City continue to lease
this property.
Solicitors Licenses.
A request was received from Charles Mauritz Nelson to sell
Watkins Products in the City. The Police indicate there is
no record on Mr. Nelson. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz
to grant the solicitors license. Roll Call - All Ayes.
A request was received from Edward Zakoura for a solicitors
license to do clean-up work, painting and odd jobs for residents
in the City. The Police report indicates no criminal record.
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Jeska that the license be
granted, and that the fee be waived subject to the legality of
waiver to be checked by the City Attorney. Roll Call -
All Ayes.
Request to Purchase Drapes for Field House.
A request was received from the Park Board to spend $622,77
for the purchase of drapes for the Field House Porch area.
The Mrs. Jaycees preseoted a check to the Park Board in the
amount of $140.07 towards the purchase of the drapes.
Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that the City Manager be authorized
to purchase drapes for the Field House porch. Roll Call -
A 11 Ayes .
Request to purchase Black Dirt and Sod.
A request was received from the Park Board to spend up to
$1,500 on sod; $1,500 on 60-40 mix; and $1,500 on black dirt,
for development of park areas. Mr. Murzyn was present and
discussed with the Council why he preferred to negotiate for
these purchases rather than take bids.
Motion by Norberg, ~conded by Jeska that the request be tabled
until a legal opinion is received on the matter.
Roll Call: Norberg, Jeska - Ayes. Land, Heintz, Nawrocki - Nay.
The request was denied.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that the City Manager be
authorized to spend $1,500 for sod, $1,500 for 60-40 mix, and
$1,500 for black dirt subject to a favorable legal opinion
by the City Attorney that theseamounts can so be expended.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
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Request to Attend Management Course.
A request was received from the Police Chief to attend a
management course at St. Thomas Management Center on four
consecutive Thursday evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
The fee is $115. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Land that the
request be granted including expenses.
The City Manager said since this course is not strictly for
Police, he suggested Mr. DeMars and Mr. Jolly also attend.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska to amend the motion to
include Mr. DeMars and Mr. Jolly. Roll Call: Jeska, Heintz,
Nawrocki - Ayes. Land, Norberg- Nay. Motion carried.
Roll Call on original motion: All Ayes.
Request to attend Swimmin9 Pool Seminar.
A request was received for somone to atter~d a seminar on
construction, cleaning and sanitation of swimming pools to be
held May 3rd. Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz to grant the
request. Roll Call - Al 1 Ayes.
League Convention.
The City Manager said he wanted to submit reservations for the
League of Minnesota Municipalities annual convention to be held in
Rochester, June 14, 15, and 16th, and asked who from the Council
wanted a reservation. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz to
authorize expenses for up to ten people to attend the Convention.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motor Vehicle Eq. uipment Management Course.
A request was received for someone to attend the Motor Vehicle
Equipment Management Course, sponsored by the American Public
Works Association, to be held in Madison, Wisconsin May 25-26.
MolJon by Jeska, seconded by Norberg that the request be denied.
Roll Cai 1 - All Ayes.
Sewerage and Urban Drainage Sy.stems Course.
A request was received for one person to attend the Sewerage and
Urban Drainage Systems course in Minneapolis May 18-19 sponsored
by the American Public Works. Association. Motion by Jeska, seconded
by Norberg that the request be granted. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Petition Regarding Stinson and Benjamin, 40th to 45th Avenues.
The City Engineer brought forth a petition he received from the
residents on Stinson from 40th to 43rd and Benjamin from 43rd to
45th Avenue urging the Council postpone major maintenance approval
for their streets until a traffic study could be made.
The City Manager suggested the petition be placed on file and the
Traffic Commission and Planning Commission be requested to
review the situation before any work is done on the streets.
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Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that the matter be referred
to the Traffic and Planning Commissions with a report back to the
Council. Roll Call - Land, Heintz, Jeska, Nawrocki - Ayes.
Norberg - Nay. Motion carried.
Licenses.
A list of licenses was presented. Councilman Norberg expressed
concern over a solicitors license application renewal for
the 'IBc~ of the City Junior Sales", Mr. Robert Morris Cook.
to sell candy. His concern was over where the money was
actual ly going.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that the licenses as listed
be granted upon payment of proper fees, that the fee be waived
for the solicitors license renewal for "Boys of the City Junior
Sales" , Mr. Robert Morris Cook, on the basis of a non-profit
organization. Roll Ca1 l: Land, Heintz, Jeska, Nawrocki - Ayes.
Norberg - Nay. The motion carried.
Senior Citizen Housing Projects.
A discussion was held on the senior citizen low income housing
project. Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz t~t the City Manager
be authorized to work with the Housing Authority to locate staff
assistance. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska to adjourn at 2:20 a.m.
Call All Ayes.
Bruce G. Nawrocki, Mayor
Roll