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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Regular Meeting June ll, 1973
The meeting was called to order at 8:05 p.m. Roll Call: Land,
Norberg, Heintz, Connor, Nawrocki - all present.
Invocation was given by Councilman Norberg.
Minutes of last Regular and Special Meetings.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Norberg to approve the minutes
last regular and special meetings as presented in writing and
the reading be dispensed with. Roll Call - All Ayes.
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Payment of Bills.
Motion by Land, seconded by Norberg that the followi~ list
bills be approved for payment out of their proper funds:
Roll Call - All Ayes.
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Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq. $ 308
Twin City Wine Co. 350
Minn.Dept.ofPub.Safety 2
Val Bjornson,St.Treas. 2,503
Val Bjornson,St.Treas. 104
Minn. Hospital Serv. 2,075
Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq. 2,614
Johnson Paper & Supply 83
Ed Phillips & Sons 278
Sep-Ko Chemicals 8
A E I Audio Electronics 2,550
No.Am. Cas.& Life 194
Payroll Account 49,195
Adelmann Engine Re-Bldr. 221
Air Power Equip. 63
Automotive Drive Line 30
Autotraac 16
John Barna 15
Bell Lumber & Pole Co. 500
Bil 1 Boyer Ford 25
Ed Carlson 37
Cedar Ave. Tire Serv. 98
Central Auto Parts 125
Central Motor Sales 18
Chapin Publishing 23
City of Col.He[ghts 50
City Wide Locksmith 15
City Wide Locksmith 15
Coast to Coast 59
Columbia Electronics 4
Col.Heights Fire Dep. 34
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Col.He[ghts Pharmacy $ 27
Col.Heights Water Dep. 396
Columbia Metal Fabr. 60
Conway Fire & Safety 33
Davies Water Equip. 63
Davey Tree Stump Rev. 309
First Nat'l.Bank 17,431
Fidelity Bank 18,293
Genuine Parts Co. 917
Gillette Tire Wareh. 69
Goodin Company 314
Gopher Bearing Co. 21
Gopher Glass Co. 11
Gopher State Oil Co. 36
Hardrives, Inc. 321
Hardrives, Inc. 169
Heights Electric 406
Heights Shell Serv. 2
Hillcrest Safety Equip. 291
Int'l.Chief of Police 15
In'tl. Bus. Mach. Corp 990
Int'l.Comm. Serv. 50
K-Mart 206
Keep Fill Products 43
Lampert Bldg.Center 43
Lange Tank & Maint. 21
Lawco Company 70
Lee Career Apparel 254
LeFevere, Lefler Et A1 500
Ms. Patti Lind 25
Lowry Lumber 33
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Madison Chemical $ 105
Metro Sewer Board 14318
Midwest Asphalt CorD. 539
Midwest Asphalt Corp. 109
New Minar Ford 48
Mpls. Electronic Bal. 98
Minn. Chapter, M.F.O.A. ]0
Modern Clean-up Service 15~85
Mol ine Printing
No. States Power 4
North Star Concrete ]67
O'Donnell's Cleaners 14
O. E. Auto Supply 15
Dean Otterson 30
Dean Otterson 1 l
Peterson & Kal ina 52
Pheol 1 Mfg. Co. 40
Power Suppl7 Co. 34
REJ I S 99
Eugene Salay, Elec. Insp. 285
Shoppers City 24
State Bldg. Inspector 391
State Chemical Mfg. Co. 96
Sterl lng Electric 12
St. Paul Stamp Works 85
Sun Newspapers 389
Revenue Sharing Advis.Serv. 29
Ti re Equip. Sales Co. 72
Twin City Typewriter 10
Uniforms Unlimited 227
Uniforms Unlimited 54
W.\V. Generator 64
Warners Industrial Supply 300
Malcolm O. Watson 57
Wi ] 1 lams Steel & Hardware 69
~/yatt Bros. , Inc. 324
Ziegler, Inc. 194
Henry Zeug, Heating Insp. 258
Payro 1 ] Account 2,086
No. States Pow~ Co. 4,327
A & A Hardware 6
Amsterdam Pen Co. 36
Association- Sterling Films 18
Better Homes & Gardens 5
The Bookmen,, I nc. 24
Cronstroms Heating 44
Doubleday & Co. 2
Gale Research 90
Heights Electric 179
Josten's Library Supp] les 27
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Minn. Historical Soc.
Minn.Library Assoc.
Mona rch Book Co.
Moody's Investors
Nat' ] .Geographic Soc.
Nelson's Office Supply
Outdoor Life Book Cl.
U.S . Postmaster
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Shoppers Charge
Time Life Records
U.S. Gov't. Print[ng Of.
The Viking Press, Inc.
H. ~/. ~.Vi 1 son Co.
A & B Sporting Goods
Am. Forestry Assoc.
American Linen Supply
Arsenal Sand & Gravel
Bryan Rock Products
Donald Chies
City :,Vide Locksmith
Coast to Coast
C town Iron YJorks
F1 ittie Red[-Mix
Heights Electric
House of Rental
Indp. Black Dirt Co.
Lowry Lumber
Midway Tractor & Equip·
Mpls. Oxygen Co.
Minn.Toro, Inc.
Miracle Rec. Equip.
John P. Murzyn
Nelson's Office Supply
The Northfield Co.
Pa rk Go~her Jeep
Hans Rosacker Co.
R. L. Gould Co.
Seven Up Bott 1 lng Co.
Suoerior Products Mfg.
'darners Industrial Supp
A. Wei sman Co.
A & A Hardware
Coast to Coast
Columbia Transit Corp.
Ge) rge W. Hansen
Linda Hansen
Indo.School District 13
Kokesh Athletic
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Lesl ile Paper
Lowry Lumber Co.
Midland Cooperatives
Minn.Recr. & Park Assoc.
Nelson's Office Supply
Ovshak Printing
Sun Newspapers
Superior Products
Doherty Distributing
Famous Brands, Inc.
Griggs, Cooper & Co.
Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq.
Old Peoria Co., Inc.
Ed Phillips & Sons
Qual ity Wine Co.
Sep-Ko Chemicals
Twin City Wine Co.
American Linen Supply
Billy Boy Juices, Inc.
Bronner Exterminating
Coca Cola Btlg.
Columbia Heights Agency
Comm. of Taxation
Distillers Distributing
Eberhard Candy & Tobacco
Chester Ewer
Fridley Ice Co.
R. E. Fritz, Inc.
Ganzer Distributing
G1 enwood Inglewood
Gold Medal Beverage
Hamm's Twin City Sales
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191 33
118 52
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236 38
4,069 36
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195 85
61 92
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3,025 48
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299 30
1,689 29
Heights Upholstering
P. Joseph Huble
Internal Revenue Serv.
Kuether Distributing
McKesson Liquor
Midwest Wine Co.
Minn. Form Printing
Modern Air Condt'
Petty Cash
Pohle Sales, Inc.
Joseph Rak
Rex Distributing Co.
John Roach
Seven-Up Bottling
Sunderland, Inc.
Edward Wagner
Dunkley Surfacing
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647 86
336 93
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Presentation of Plaque and Resolution #73-45 to Dr. William Ashford.
Dr. William Ashford was present at the meeting and the City Council
presented him with a plaque and a reso~tion in appreciation
for his service to the City as a member of the Planning & Zoning
Commission for twelve years.
Resolution #73-45 was read.
Offered by Heintz, seconded by Norberg.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights, that
WHEREAS, Dr. William [Bill) Ashford has dedicated over twelve
years of conscientious service to our community as a member of
the City Planning & Zoning Commission, and
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WHEREAS, Dr. Ashford has served as chairman of the Planning &
Zoning Commission in 1964-65, 1968-69, and 1972-73 as well as
being Chairman of the Policies and Goals Committee of 1969
which created the guidelines for a new comprehensive plan for our
City, and
WHEREAS, the City has experienced major expansion of a well-
ordered nature during his tenure of office,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this City Council, as
representatives of all the citizens of Columbia Heights, in
recognition of his service to our community, do hereby authorize
and direct that Dr. William F. Ashford be presented with an
appropriate plaque in appreciation thereof.
Rol~ Call - All Ayes. Adooted.
Bids on Towing and Storage Contract.
Bids were received on towing and storage contract for the coming
year from Dick's Towing of New Brighton, and from
Shorty's Towing ~rom Fridley. (See bid tabulation attached~
Motion by Land, seconded by Norberg thatthe bids be turned over
to the City Manager for tabulation and report back at the next
regular Council meeting. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Hearing on Improvements for 4th Street N.E., 44th to 45th Avenue N.E.
A hearing was held on curb, gutter and surfacing for 4th Street N.E.
from 44th to 45th Avenue N.E. The City Manager reported this
hearing was called on the basis of a petition received,
signed by 57% of the frontage owners, requesting this improvement
work be done. He said at the original hearing held last
winter, the estimates for the work were given at $13.00 per foot,
but from the bids received on other work this spring, it would
appear the cost would be approximately $]O.O0 per foot instead.
A number of residents from the area were present and asked questions
on the type of construction orooosed, how the restoration work would
be handled, drainage, and how the estimated costs ~.~ere arrived at.
The majority of these residents seemed to favor the oroject.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that the petition be accepted
and placed on file. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motion by Norberg, seconded bv Land that the City Manager be
authorized to proceed with the project. Roll Call - All Ayes.
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Hearing on Sidewalk Installation.
A hearing was held on installation of a side~lk on the north
side of 37th Avenue N.E. from Central to Hart Boulevard.
The City Manager said the hearing came about on the basis of a
request from~a property owner on 37th and Reservoir for
installation of a sidewalk because the boulevard area becomes
quite muddy and it is impossible for him to maintain a decent
yard. The City Manager reported the estimated cost for the sidewalk
would be approximately $4.50 per front foot.
Many residents from the affected area were pr~ent at the
meeting. A petition was presented, signed by approximately
150 home owners stating opposition to the project on the
basis that a sidewalk presently exists on the Minneapolis side
of 37th Avenue. They questioned the real intent of the
improvement. A letter was also received from a resident on
38th and Polk Street stating opposition to the project.
Motbn by Hebtz, seconded by Norberg that the petition and
letter in opposition to the work be accepted and placed on
file. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Norberg that based on the petition,
that the project be denied. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Mayor Nawrocki left the meeting for another meeting at 9:00 p.m.
The chair was turned over to Council President Heintz.
Resolution #73-46 - Authorizing 4th Street Project.
Offered by Norberg, seconded by Connor.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights,
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights by
Motion on the 29th day of May, 1973 ordered notice of a hearing
to be given to property owners, and
WHEREAS, pursuant to a notice of hearing certain residents
appeared at a Council meeting on the llth day of June, 1973,
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 improvement is as
follows: Curb, gutter and asphalt mat on 4th Street N.E.
from 44th to 45th Avenue N.E.
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That the materials to be used are as follows:
Concrete and asphalt.
That a careful estimate of the cost of the improvement
has been made by the City Manager and the several lots and
parcels of land fronting upon and adjacent to such proposed
improvement, which he deemed benefited thereby, were
oronerly notified of said hearings, and
That the City Manager shall also list the names and owners
of the several parcels so improved as nearly as can be
ascertained.
5. These improvements shall also be known as Project No. 676.
Roll Call All Ayes. Adomted.
Complaint on 42nd Avenue Improvement Project.
Mr. Waddatz, who lives on 42nd Avenue N.E., was present at the
meeting to complain about the clean-up work done last summer
on 42nd Avenue from Central to University. The Public Works
Director noted the problems and they will be checked by his
staff. No action was taken.
Ordinance #807 - Sale of Property South of 950 - 47th Avenue N.E.
A discussion was held on Ordinance #807 which would sell a
25' parcel of land south of 950 - 47th Avenue N.E. to
Peter Barna, Lot Five, Block Three, Sheffieldls Second
Subdivision, Anoka, County, Minnesota (Except East 83.33')
(Subject to easement for alley purposes over the North
Fifteen feet (15') of above description and over that oart of
said Block lying between the extension of North and South lines
of Lots Five (5) and Twenty-six (26) of said Fifteen (15) foot
strip, for $500.00.
Vern Hoium was present at the meeting. Fie is the new owner of
an aoartment building in the area and offered $600 for this
strip of land for use as additional parking for his tenants.
A discussion was held on the matter and it was suggested
Pete Barna be notified of this offer.
Motion by Land, seconded by Norberg to table the 2nd reading
of Ordinance #807 until the next regular Council meeting.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Ordinance #808 - Amending #732 - Regulating the Purchase, Consumption
and Possession of Alcoholic Beverages and Imposing a Penalty for the
Violation thereof.
This ordinance red~ines the term 'lminor'~ in the ordinance to
conform with the state statutes allowing persons from 18-21 years
of age to drink liquor and ourchase alcoholic beverages in the
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City of Columbia Heights, as recommended by the League of
Minnesota Municipalities and the City Attorney.
Offered by Land, seconded by Connor. Roll Call:
Connor - Ayes. Norberg - Nay. Nawrocki - absent.
Adopted.
Land, Heintz,
Building Size Waiver, Reis Targo TV, 4341 Central.
A request was received for a building size waiver and parking
waiver for construction of a 60' x 60' commercial building,
Reis Targo TV, at 4341 Central. This matter was reviewed by
the Planning Commission and they felt some type of landscaping
should be required. Therefore, it was suggested two parking
stalls be eliminated for landscaping. Motion by Connor,
seconded by Land that the building size waiver and parking
waiver of two stalls be granted, as recommended by Planning &
Zoning Commission. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Home Occupation Permit, 4900 Jackson Street.
Mrs. Dorothy A. Veit-Penate was present requesting a Home Occupation
Permit to sell lamps and home furnishing items at her home
at 4900 Jackson Street. She indicated all items will be
displayed in the lower level of her home, the home will not
be changed in any way, and all sales would be by appointment only.
The permit was recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Motion by Land, seconded by Norbergthat the permit be
granted. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Resolution #73-48 - Recommending Philip Q. Cohen for Chairman of the
Metrol~ol iran Council.
Offered by Land, seconded by Connor.
WHEREAS, the position of Chairman of the Metropolitan Council
will soon be vacated and a new chairman must be named by
Governor Wendell Anderson, and
WHEREAS, Chapter 473-B of the Minnesota Statutues requires
that the Chairman shall be a person experienced in the field of
municipal and urban affairs with administrative training and
executive ability, and
WHEREAS, Philip Q. Cohen has demonstrated his exceptional
effectiveness as an administrator and his outstanding executive
ability for over 15 years by serving with distinction as Mayor of
the City of Brooklyn Cent~ from 1966 to the present, as Counciinan
of Brooklyn Center from 1960 to 1963, and as a member of the
School Board for District #286 from 1960 to 1963, all in
Hennepin County, and
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WHEREAS, Philip 4. Cohen's executive experience and capabilities
in municipal and urban affairs h~s been recognized by the
League of Minnesota Municipalities which elected him as
President in 1972, by the ~orth Suburban ~Vater Conservation
Committee which selected him as Chairman in 1965, and by the
Council for Better School District #286 which elected him as
President in 1957,
WHEREAS, Philip Q. Cohen's accomplishments are many in the
City of Brooklyn Center and have made the community a model of
good City government and also includes the development of the
Inter-Municipal Sanitation Office, and the formation of the North
Suburban ~4ater Conservation Commission, and
tVHEREAS, Philip ~. Cohen has demonstrated vigorous support
for an improved Metropolitan Council by working diligently as
a member of the Housing Advisory Committee which developed the
controversial proposal recommending the formation oF a
Metropolitan Housing and Redevelopment ~thority and then worked
with the State Legislature to gain support for that measure.
~W, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the
City of Columbia Heights hereby recommends that Philip Q. Cohen,
because of his exceptional experience in the field of
municipal affairs and demonstrated outstanding administrative
experience in executive ability, be appointed Chairman of
the Metropolitan Council.
Roll Call: All Ayes. Adopted.
(Mayor Nawrocki returned at 9:45 p.m.)
Councilman Norberg was curious about the double standard of
having a resolution ]ike the one just read published in the
Sun Newspaper when it has no direct bearing on the City, but
the City won't ~ublish a oroposal like the Commission on
Science and Technology.
Mayor Nawrocki asked for authorization to have Resolution #73-48
sent to other municipalities in the Metropolitan Area with a
request they adopt a similar resolution. Motion by Land,
seconded by Connor to grant the request. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Mayor Nawrocki said local government input on this matter is
extremely important and Mr. Cohen is knowledgeable and capable
for this position.
Ordinance #809 - Vacating f~orther]y 14' of 39th Avenue (for Cir-Tech) .
A first reading was held on Ordinance #809 vacating the Northerly
14 feet of the 39th Avenue Right-of-way lying South of
Lot 16, Block 73, Columbia Heights Annex, and the Easterly 15 feet
of the California Street Right-of-way lying west of Lots 16
through 22, Block 73, Columbia Heights Annex to Minneapolis and
retaining the easement rights in said vacated sections of
39th Avenue and California Street for utility maintenance as required.
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Home Occupation Permit, 4907 M~ison Street N.E.
A request was received from William Gray for a home occupation
permit to operate a tool sharpening shop in his garage at
4907 Madison Street. A signed statement was received from
his neighbors stating no objections to the shop. The
request was recommended by the Planning & Zoning Commission.
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Heintz to grant the permit.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
LaBelle Park Development.
City Planner Otterson presented to the Council an outline of
critical dates on development of LaBelle Park, and a proposal
of the park site. He explained the northern section of the
park would be a so-called active park including a play area,
skating area, and the southern section of the park would
be a wildlife area, a Wood Lake atmosphere with a sitting area,
walk lanes, a floating bridge, and so forth. A lengthy
discussion was held on the proposal. No Council action was
necessary as this was only a report on the progress of
development.
Fence Waiver, 5219-5225 - 4th Street N.E.
A request was received from the neighbors at 5219 and 5225
4th Street N.E. for a waiver to build a basket weave privacy
fence in the back yard between their two homes. Councilman
Land expressed concern over this request as the Council
made another property owner tear down a fence similar to this
one time in the past. He felt the Council should stick to the
ordinance on this matter.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Norberg that the request be
granted, based on the recommendation from the Planning
Commission and the fact that both owners want the fence.
Roll Call: Norberg, Heintz, Connor, Nawrocki - Ayes.
Land - Nay.
Jaycees Beer License.
A request was received from the Columbia Heights Jaycees for
a license to sell beer and food during the annual Jamboree.
A discussion was held on how these license fees have been
handled in the past since the Jaycees are a civic organization.
Some research was done and it was found the Fire Department
Auxiliary license fee for beer was waived, and the fee for
the Boosters Club was not.
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Motion by Heintz, seconded by Connor to grant the food and
beer licenses to the Jaycees, in the name of Robert L. Nelson,
and that the license fees be waived. Roll Call - Land,
Heintz, Connor, Nawrocki Ayes. Norberg - Nay.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Norberg that the license charged
the Boosters Club on March 12, 1973, in the name of
William Ho]]om for the current year, that the fee be refunded
on the basis of a civic organization. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Shell Oi], 37th and Central.
The City Manager reported the clean-up work ordered to be done
last fall at the Shell Station on 37th and Central, has now
been completed. A retainer and privace fence were installed,
]andscaoing has been completed and it appears all the
corrections have been made. No action was necessary by the
Council.
Seminar on Community Develooment.
A request was received from City Planner Otterson to attend a
seminar on Community Develooment sponsored by the State Planning
Agency, Office of Local and Urban Affairs. Motion by Land,
seconded by Heintz that the request be granted and
expenses be authorized. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Allocation of Revenue Sharing Funds.
The City Manager reported the first one-half allotment from
Revenue Sharing for 1973 is $68,035 and the City must submit a
report on commiting this allotment before June 20th. He
requested the money be designated for the fo]lowing purposes:
Public Safety (Project Prevent) .... S 20,000.00
Health (O.S.H.A. expenditures) ..... 5,000.00
General Government (replacement grader) 28,035.00
Publ ic Safety (Rescue Ambulance) .... 15,000.00
Total ...... $ 68,035.00
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that the City Manager be
authorized to submit an out] ine of the above to the federal
government on the proposed planned use report for Revenue
Sharing Funds. Roll Ca]] All Ayes.
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Purchase of Pick-up Truck.
It was reported the Park Superintendent took informal bids on a
1/2 ton pick-up truck. He has asked that the Council authorize
an award to the low bidder, Midway Ford in the amount of
$3,572.00.
The Council members questioned why informal bids were received
rather than the formal bidding route. The Public Works Director
said apparently the Park Department needed this truck quickly
for transportation of the NYC employees.
Motion by Heintz that the request be granted.
lack of a second.
Motion died for
Motion by Norberg to deny the request.
a second.
Motion died for lack of
Mot[on by Heintz, seconded by Connor to grant the request to
purchase a 1/2 ton pick-up truck from Midway Ford in the
amount of $3,572.00. Roll Call: Land, Heintz, Connor, Nawrocki -
Ayes. Norberg - Nay.
St. Timothy's Church Request for Fence Installation.
A request was received from St. Timothy's Church for installation
of a fence between their property and the City property to the
north. They would be willing to pay 50% of the cost of a chain
link fence. Hopefully this would cut down the vandalism,
and mini-bike problems.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Connor to refer the matter to the
Park Board for a recommendation. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Request for Installation of Buried Cable.
A request was received from the Telephone Company to install
buried cable on the east side of Central Avenue N.E. from 37th
to 53rd Avenue N.E. Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land to grant
the request. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Licenses.
Motion by Land, seconded by Hebtz that the license applications
as listed be granted upon payment of proper fees. Roll Call -
All Ayes.
Old City Garage Site.
Ken Hentges asked the Council about the future of the old City garage
property at 3901 Jefferson Street. He indicated he would be
willing to submit an offer of $50,000 for the site for expansion
of his business, Columbia Metal Fabrication, inc.
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Motion by Norberg, seconded by Heintz that the City Manager be
authorized to take informal bids on the sale of the property,
under the condition that the existing building be removed
from the premises by January 3, 1974, that the bids to be
opened on June 2Oth, with a report to the Council on June 25, 1973.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Mayor Nawrocki declared a recess until Monday, June 18, 1973, at
which time appointments to boards and commissions wilt be considered,
and a discussion will be held on the dispatching situation.
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Heintz that a special meeting of the
Council be called for Mo~y, June 18, 1973 at 8:00 p.m. Roll Call -
All Ayes.
-~e etar'y to the Councll
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Heintz to adjourn at 1:25 a.m.
A11 Ayes.
Roll Call -