HomeMy WebLinkAboutJul 8, 1974July 1, 1974
Mayor Nawrocki reported on the headlines in the Minneapolis Star on that
evening. It had been on assessment valuations and questioned about
property tax levies. He was concerned that the City of Columbia Heights
would insure proper equity actions taken to remove injustice as pointed
out in this article. Mrs. Carlson stated that she had not seen the article
but would read it and take actions which she could to alleviate problems
pointed out in the article as far as Columbia Heights is concerned.
Motion by Heintz, Second by Norberg to adjourn at 10:07 p.m. roll call - all ayes
Sec pro-tern
Bruce G. Nawrocki, Mayor
Official Proceedings
Regular Meeting
July 8, 1974
Meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. Roll Call - Logacz, Norberg,
Land, Nawrocki - present Heintz - absent
Motion by Norberg, Second by Logacz to appoint Margo Emerson Secretary
Pro-tem for the meeting. Roll Call All Ayes
Invocation was given by David Hall, youth director at First Lutheran Church.
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS
Motion by Norberg, Second by Land to approve the minutes of the following
meetings as amended and presented in writing and the reading be dispensed
with: May 23 Board of Equalization meeting
May 28 Continued Board of Equalization meeting
May 28 Regular Meeting
June 10 Regular Meeting
June ~7 Special meeting (Hearing on New Zoning Ordinance)
June 24 Regular Meeting
July 1 Special Meeting (Hearing on Street Improvements)
Roll Call: All Ayes
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PAYMENT OF BILLS
Motion by Land, Second by Logacz that the bills as listed
be paid out of their proper funds. Roll Call-All Ayes
Group Health Plan
Minn. Hosp. Service Assoc.
Val Bjornson, State Treas.
Val Bjornson, State Treas.
Famous Brands, Inc.
Griggs, Cooper & Co.
Johnson Bros. Shsle. Liq.
Johnson Paper & Supply
Old Pearia Co. Inc.
Ed Phillips & Sons Co.
Twin City Wine Co.
St. Treas. Coc. Sec. Contrb. Fnd.
All State Chemical Corp.
First Nat'l Bank of St. Paul
Goodin Co.
Beverly Lukach
Maintenance Experts
Miner-McAlpin Agenct
Bruce G. Nawrocki
Gayle Norberg
Palm
Police Dept.-Petty Cash
Twin City Filter Serv.
Uniforms Unlimited
Minn. Recr. & Park Assoc.
City Wide Locksmithing
Dickenson Lines
Linda Hansen
Indp. Sch. Dist. #13
Kokesh Athletic&Golf Supp.
Walter Leslie
Leslie Paper
Minnesota Fabrics
Satellite Industries
Harold Slavik,~r.
CMI Scotsman Refrigeration
Distillers Distributing
Alice Dziedzic
Chester Ewer
Edele Hellman
June Johnson
Home-Air Trane, Inc
Lighting Unlimited
Ovshak Printing
Joe Rak
John Roach
Signcrafters Outdoor Display
3M Alarm Service
Twin City Filter Service
19.04
2,083.24
3,122.91
162.49
241.05
164.16
7,600.64
316.15
132.68
945.09
250.64
4,980.58
94.60
11,763.98
557.00
8.88
626.00
3,086.00
130.16
52.21
2,500.00
48.05
6.60
15.95
650.00
10.40
208.00
114.00
24.26
246.25
8.50
121.50
18.53
253.00
45.00
56.40
5,379.30
50.00
31.80
50.00
50.00
60.80
207.68
33.80
17.28
13.68
83.09
22.50
3.30~i
Edward Wagner
City of Columbia Heights
Col Hgts, Pharmacy
A&A Hardware
A&M Industrial Tractor
Arsenal Sand&Gravel
Don Chies
City Wide Locksmithing
Col.Metal Fabrication
Commissioner of Taxation
Cook Paint&Varnish
Cronstroms Htg.&Air Con.
Crown Iron Works Co.
Robert G. Friis
H.B.Fuller Co.
Wm. Kranz, Inc
The Northfield Co.
4,32
50.00
32.09
279.60
4.32
292.87
100.00
2.60
59.80
14.04
64.33
469.05
127.00
20.00
62.10
4,286.16
24.94
Commissioner of Tasation 1,100.80
Modern Service Inc.
Dean Otterson
Eugene Salay
State Bldg. Inspector
Malcolm O. Watson
Henry Zeug
Metro Engineering
W&G Rehbein Bros. Inc
15,536.80
89.63
172.00
144.30
89.00
133.60
7,243.89
4,015.98
TOTAL
61,067.72
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LA BELLE PARK WELL
Mr. Wolverton was present and reported on having spoken to the iow bidders
on the well items which had not been awarded at the last meeting.
He had been instructed to contact them to ask if they would extend the
time on their bids until July 23. Mr. Wolverton reported that the bidder
on the electrical had indicated that he could not guarantee the price as
bid to that date. His supplier would not hold the price. Mr. Wolverton
further noted that the electrical supplier had already order the material,
to help insure the price, but it still could not be certain. The City
Attorney stated that the Council could not award a bid on any other amount
than what was stated in the formal bid. Mr. Wolverton further reported
that the bidder on the plumbing had agreed verbally that he would honor the
price until the 22nd of July He had not presented this agreement in
writing. A discussion was held on this. Mr. ¥1olverton indicated that
the rebid on the pump and concrete were being t~ken informally and would be
in by July 17. The Mayor suggested that a special meeting be held if there
is any question on whether or not there is any problems on awarding the
bids. Mayor Nawrogk; questioned whether any methods of financing had been
found. Dean Otterson indicated
that he had been in contact with the State Department of Natural Resources
and that there may be an increase in their 9rants. Mr. Otterson stated
that all 1974 Funds for park purposes are on a regional nature but
the Dept. of Natural Resources indicated that some funds are left over so
Columbia Heights may be able to get some additional lundin9. Mr, Otterson
was instructed to investigate this further.
HEARING ON ANTENNA TOWER
Mayor Nawrocki gave some background on the erection of an antenna tower to
those present. Mr. Watson further reported on the proposal of Genera]
Television. He explained what the appearance of the proposed tower would
be. Some people present asked questions on the structure.
One gentleman questioned what the dish sizes would be for the micro-wave
for Genera] Television and also whether this tower would meet F.A.A.
standards. Representatives from General Television answered his questions.
One gentleman living on 46th and Ivanhoe Place spoke at great length
about the conditions in the neighborhood around his home and around the
water tower and pump station. He was concerned that something be done
about weeds, dirt along curbs, and other areas of concern. He felt that
something should be done for the benefit of the residents in the area if
they are to "put up with" an antenna tower in their backyard. Another gentleman
was concerned about the zoning in this area and whether the tower would comply.
City Attorney Kalina discussed this. The man further wanted to know why
this tower was not accepted in Fridley. Genera] Television answered these
questions. Further discussion was held as to the exact location of the tower.
One man was concerned that this tower would change the value of his property
if he were to decide to sell his house. He was assured that it would not
affect it in any way. Further discussion was held at great length on the
need for this tower. Various citizens expressed their opinions.
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One gentleman wanted to know if this tower could be taxed. Mr. Watson
explained that it would be, and further, gave a description of how
it would be applied.
Further clarification of the actual points of the proposal from General
Television were enumerated by Mr. Watson. Following this, more questions
were asked. One gentleman questioned the number of other renters
that would be allowed to use the tower. He was informed that any
other users would be decided jointly by General Television and the City.
Further, according to the proposed plans, a maximum of approximately
six users above the City radio equipment would be able to use the
t owe r.
Discussion was held on the insurance to be put on the tower. Mr. Herringer
wanted to know the circumstances if General Television would decide
to remove the tower after fifteen years. The problems involved
therewith were discussed. Vernon Hoium suggested an escalating rental
from General Television as the years go by instead of a flat rate of
$500 per month without change. Mayor Nawrocki informed him that he
had considered this and would bring it up when any final agreements
were to be made.
In relation to the gentleman on Ivanhoe Place asking that something be
done for the residents in the area. Mayor Nawrocki suggested that some
of the revenues from the tower be used in this area.
Questions were asked about the proposed second story on the pump house.
One lady brought up the noise from the pump house motors. Mayor Nawrocki
asked if there was any way to quiet them down. Mr. Gustafson reported
on this.
The councilmen each expressed their views on the proposal from General
Television. They all felt the proposal was good and should be further
promoted. Mayor Nawrocki proposed that the matter be tabled until
a special meeting on Monday, July 15 when specific problems could
be further discussed. Motion by Logacz, Second by Nawrocki to table
antenna tower proposal and hearing until a special meeting on Monday, July 15
at 7:00 p.m. Discussion followed the motion. Councilman Norberg
and Councilman Land felt that the motion should indicate the intent of
the Council to go ahead with the proposal from General Television.
Councilman Logacz indicated that the Council should take a trip to
the area around the proposed tower site. Roll Call on motion:
Logacz and Nawrocki - Aye Norberg and Land Nay Motion did not
carry. Motion by Norberg, Second by Land that the Council indicates
its general intent to proceed with General Television's proposal and
that the hearing be continued to a special meeting on July 15 at
7:00 p.m. Roll Call - All Ayes
July 8, 1974
ORDINANCE #815
Second reading held on Ordinance #815 rezoning Lots 42 through 50, Block 88,
Columbia Heights Annex (675 - 37th Avenue N.E.) from R-3 Multiple Dwelling
to M-1 Light Industrial. Offered by Land, Second by Norberg Roll Call -
Al ] Ayes
ORDINANCE #816
Second reading held On Ordinance #816 vacating public alley right-of-way
in Block 88 Columbia Heights Annex to Minneapolis from the west line of
Lot 42 extended to the east line of Lot 50 extended (behind 675-37th Ave.)
Offered by Norbe~g, Second by Land. Roll Cai] - All Ayes
ORDINANCE #817
Second reading held on Ordinance //817 on sale of City owned property
at 675-37th Avenue to Kenneth Hentges in the amount of S]9,500 as bid.
Offered by Land, Second by LOGACZ Roll Call All Ayes
RESOLUTION #74-31
SUPPORTING BANK REQUEST FOR FUNDING
A lengthy discussion was held on the proposal from the Marquette State
Bank of Columbia Heights for the City to participate in issuance of
industrial revenue bonds. Mayor Nawrocki explained this proposal and
what he saw were the reasons why this proposal should be entered into
by the City. These points were as follows: 1. Increase in taxable
property 2. The new bank will provide jobs for people in the area.
3. The experience of having gone through the issuance of these bonds
once would be of help in the future. One point of concern pointed out
was whether the City was liable if anything went wrong with the plans.
One particular question was if this proposal would hurt the City credit
rating in any way. Attorney Kal ina discussed this. He pointed only
a few remote possibilities of how the City would be liable in case
plans did not proceed. Attorney John Cairns, representing the Bank, discussed
the proposal. Further discussion continued at great length as people in
the audience had various questions on the plans. Further clarification
was required so that every one understood the plans. Councilman Norberg
was concerned that this proposal may be inflationary. Following discussion,
REsolution #74-3l was offered by Land, Second by Logacz Roll Call -
Logacz, Land, Nawrocki - ayes Norberg abstained. Councilman Norberg
pointed out his reasons for abstaining. He feels it is a Marginal proposition
and does not compensate the City for the risk or for the trouble involved,
and also, it is inflationary. He stated his intention to vote against further considerations
of the matter unless there were substantial changes.
WHEREAS, the Minnesota Legislature has enacted Chapter 474 of the Minnesota
Statutes, which is cited as the "Municipal Industrial Development Act"; and
WHEREAS, Laws 1973, Chapter 288, to become effective August 1, 1974, amends
the Act to authorize projects consisting of real or personal properties used
or useful in connection with a revenue producing enterprise, or any combination
of two or more such enterprises engaged in any business; and
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WHEREAS, it is the purpose of the Act and the Legislature to promote the
general welfare in the State by encouraging the State of Minnesota and
local units of government to pursue the active promotion, attraction, and
development of economically sound industry and commerce; to prevent the
emergence of blighted and marginal land; to prevent emergence of areas of
chronic unemployment; and to assist in more intensive development and use
of land and thereby providing an adequate tax base to finance the increasing
cost of government services brought about by the increasing population in
metropolitan areas, and
WHEREAS, Bank Shares Incorporated (hereinafter "Bank Shares"), a Minnesota
corporation, is the parent of Marquette State Bank of Columbia Heights
(hereinafter the I'Bank'l), a bank chartered in the State of Minnesota and
operating in Columbia Heights for the past 39 years as the Columbia Heights
State Bank;
WHEREAS, Bank Shares and the Bank have proposed a Project wherein Bank
Shares would construct and equip a new bank building and drive-in banking
facility at 5250 Central Avenue Northeast, Columbia Heights, Minnesota, which
would be leased and operated by the Bank; and
WHEREAS, Bank Shares and the Bank have proposed that the City undertake
a Project under the Municipal Industrial Development Act as amended by Laws
1973, Chapter 288 and that Industrial Development Revenue Bonds be issued
for the purpose of financing the Project, including certain incidental
expenses at an estimated cost of $750,000; the Project consisting of constructing
and equipping thereon a bank building and drive-in banking facility on
real property located at 5250 Central Avenue Northeast, Columbia Heights,
Minnesota, and installing therein certain items of capital equipment;
and the proposal calls for the project to be leased by the City to Bank
Shares and sub-leased to the Bank upon rents to be fixed and revised
from time to time as necessary so as to produce income and revenues
sufficient to provide for the prompt payment of principal and interest
on the bonds, and the entire interest of the City in the project would be
pledged and mortgaged to a trustee for the benefit and security of the holders
of the bonds; and
WHEREAs, the City has been advised by representatives of Bank Shares and
the Bank that conventional, commercial financing to pay the capital cost
of the Project is available only on a limited basis and at such high costs
that the economic feasibility of operating the Project would be significantly
reduced; and, further, that with the aid of municipal industrial development
financing, and its resulting low borrowing cost, the project is economically
more feasible and will result in a substantially larger and more valuable project, and
WHEREAD, the proposed Project would increase the tax base of the City and
encourage retention and expansion of an established revenue producing
enterprise within the City; and Bank Shares and the Bank have represented
to the City that it is anticipated that additional employees would be
required by the business operations, thereby providing additional opportunities
for employment to residents of the City; and
WHEREAS, said Project appears to satisfy the legislative objects, purposes
and requirements of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 474 as amended; and
WHEREAS, the full faith and credit of the City will not have to be pledged
against payment of prinicipal and interest on the Bonds, the City will not
have to be responsible for the Project in any way whatsoever, and the City
will be indemnified as to all reasonable and permitted costs it might
incur in dealing with the Project; and
WHEREAS, THE Allison-Williams Company, being familiar with the financial
standing of Bank Shares and the Bank, has indicated that the proposed project
is economically feasible and has stated its intent to purchase Industrial
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Development Revenue to finance the Project upon terms and conditions agreed
upon and mutually satisfactory to the City, the Allison-Williams Company
and Bank Shares Incorporated.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Columbia
Heights: 1. That there has been submitted to the Council a proposal by
Bank Shares and the Bank that the City undertake a Project under the Minnesota
Municipal Industrial Development Act (Minnesota Statutes, Cha~ater 474,
as amended), consisting generally of constructing and equipping a bank
bui]dlng and drive-in banking facility on real property located at 5250 Central
Avenue Northeast, columbia Heights, Minnesota, and installing therein certain
items of capital equipment.
2. The proposal calls for the Project to be leased by the City to Bank
Shares and in turn, subleased to the Bank, upon rents to be fixed and revised
as necessary to provide for the prompt payment of principal of and interest
on bonds of the City to be issued to finance the acquisition and construction
of the Project.'
3. The proposal calls for the eintire interest of the City therein to be
pledged and mortgaged to a trustee for the benefit and security of the holders
of the bonds.
4. That on the basis of information furnished the Council, it appears
that the effect of the Project if undertaken by the City will be to
encourage and develop economically sound industry and commerce through
the retention and expansion of existing business providing more intensive
development and use of land within the City and a more adequate and better
balanced tax I~ase to finance increasing amounts and costs of governmental
services within the City, all of benefit to residents and taxpayers of the
City of Columbia Heights and other levels of government in the area.
5. That the issuance of Industrial Development Revenue Bonds in the approximate
amount of $750,000 to finance the Project referred to above is hereby
authorized and approved by the City, subject to the approval of the Project
by the Commissioner of Economic Development and to the mutual agreement of
this Council, Bank Shares and Allison-Williams Company, as to the final
details of the Project and price, interest and terms of the bonds and subject
to the Laws 1973, Chapter 288 becoming effective on August 1, 1974.
6. That in accordance with Section 474.01, Subdivision 7, the President
of the City Council and the City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed
to submit the proposal for the undertaking to the Commissioner of Economic
Development, requesting his approval of the Project. The Mayor,
City Clerk, City Attorney and other officer, employees and agents of the
City are hereby authorized to provide the Commissioner such preliminary
information as he may require for this purpose. The City Attorney is
also authorized, in cooperation with recognized bond counsel, to initiate
preparation of such documents as may be appreciated to the undertaking if
it is approved by the Commissioner in order that when and if approved,
it may be carried forward expeditiously. (Provided, however, that this
resolution constitutes preliminary approval only of the Project and in no
way shall be interpreted so as to expose the City of Columbia Heights
to liability to Bank Shares Incorporated or any other party interested
in this Project in the event this Project is not completed for any reason
whatsoever. )
July 8, 1974
4-WAY STOP SIGNS AT 43rd AVENUE & PIERCE STREET
A recommendation was received from the Traffic Commission for stop sign
placement in the above location. Motion by Land, Second by Norberg to
approve the placement of 4-way Stop signs at the intersection of 43rd
Avenue and Pierce Street. Roll Call - All Ayes
HOME OCCUPATION PERMIT 4301 5th Street N.E.
Motion by Logacz, Second by Land to grant request for Home Occupation Permit
to Mr. and Mrs. Hyndman for the sale of tropical fish at 4301-5th Street.
Roll Call All Ayes Mayor Nawrocki pointed out to Mr. and Mrs. Hyndman
that this is an annual permit and the Council may decide at any time to
withdraw granting of Home Occupation Permit if any problems should arise.
A recess was called at 12:lO a.m. Meeting reconvened at 12:27 a.m.
3801 CALIFORNIA STREET
A recommendation was received from the Planning and Zoning Commission to
approve preliminary plans for the sale of 3801 California Street to Mr.
Mike Nallick. The Council discussed the plans at great length with Mr. Nallick.
Mr. Watson explained the actions of the Planning and Zoning Commission and
pointed out stipulations made by them: 1. The final plans to be reviewed
by the Southwest Park Association 2. Nallick should attempt to acquire
garage adjacent to property 3. Mr. Nallick must satisfy all requirements
relative to vacating of California Street and utility easements. Discussion
centered around the vacating of California Street. Further investigations
must be made to determine what can be done in relation to this. Mayor
Nawrocki indicated that a first reading of the Ordinance for sale of this
property to Mr. Nallick should be held at the next council meeting.
Also, negotiations with Burlington-Northern for the necessary right-of-way
on California Street should proceed to determine what can be done along
this I ine.
SPECIAL USE PERMIT, 4955 Central Avenue NE..
Motion by Land, Second by Norberg to grant renewal of a Special Use Permit
to operate a service station at 4955 Central Avenue. Roll Call - All Ayes
VARIANCES ON HIGH-RISE
Motion by Land, Second by Norberg to grant variances as requested on the
proposed senior citizens high-rise at 965-40th Avenue as follows:
1. Lot Area Variance
2. Building Height
3. Parking Variance
4. Side Yard Variance
5. Rear Yard Variance
6. Minimum Floor Area
Roll Call - All Ayes
61,058 sq. ft. or 48.3%
30 ft. or 3].5%
128 spaces or 83.1%
10.8 ft. or 26.4%
7 ft. or 25.9%
40 sq. ft. or 6.6%
FIRE DEPARTMENT REQUEST FOR DIRECT LINE TO ANOKA COUNTY
Fire Chief, Fran Bassett, had requested approval from the City Council for
a direct phone line between the fire station and the County Dispatcher.
Discussion was held. The questions was raised as to how much this would cost.
July 8, 1974
Mr. Bassett had not indicated the amount in the request. Motion by Land,
Second by Logacz to table this request until the next regular Council
meeting. Roll Cai] -All Ayes
INFORMAL BIDS FOR SCHOOL SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT
Informal bids had been taken on sidewalk replacement in front of Columbia
Junior High School. The School District had requested this replacement.
They would reimburse the City for costs involved in such replacement.
Motion by Land, Second by Logacz to award informal bid on sidewalk construction
on the north side of Qist Avenue between the west end of the new sidewalk
at the Mini Park and the east end of the new sidewalk in front of the Columbia
Junior High School to Mikedonald Cement Company in the amount of $],250
based on low informal quotations. Roll Cai] - All Ayes
ORDINANCE ~818 NEW ZONING ORDINANCE
Motion bt/ Logacz, Second by Land to table hearing on Ordinance #818 until
the special meeting called for Monday, July ]5 at 7:00 p.m. Roll Ca]] - All Ayes
RESOLUTION ON SALARIES
Motion by Norberg, Second by Land to table resolution on adjustment in
salaries for Vicki Maternowski, Public Works Secretary, and Mr. Tim
Yantos. Roll Cai] - All Ayes
LICENSES
Motion by Norberg, Second by Land that the licenses as listed be granted
upon payment of proper fees. Roll Cai] - All Ayes
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH
motion by Norberg, second by Land to grant request for a beer license
and food license For their annual fall festival August 23, 24, 25, 1974
to Immaculate Conception Church and the fee be waived based on the fact
that it is a non-profit organization. Roll Ca]] All Ayes
OLD AND NEW BUSINESS
Councilman Norberg reported on mid-year closing in the library.
Councilman Norber9 had questions on certain bills that had been passed
this evening which had been charged to the park development fund. Mr.
Watson answered these questions for him.
A sunken section of street near /~2nd and Washington was discussed as it
had come up last fall during a public hearing. Mr. Gustafson reported
that blacktop materials were being picked up this week and at that time,
the work would be done.
A discussion was held on fast cars and motor-cycles just across the boundary
line in Fridley west of Main Street coming down the hill by the Burlington-
Northern 'fence. This problem will be brought to the attention of the Police
Chief.
July 8, 1974
Mayor Nawrocki reported on having heard from Judge Keyes on a dog problem
in the area near his home. Mr. Watson reported on having written
a letter to B & E Patrol and on conversations with them requesting close
patrol ing in this particular area, around 3818 VanBuren Street.
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
Mr. Watson reported on writing to the Village of New Hope requesting
information on their animal control service which is handled through
their police department.
CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
Mr. Kalina reported briefly on a suit against the City by the Retired
Police Officers. Mayor Nawrocki questioned him as to what action is
being taken on damage claims from the blasting. Mr. Kalina reported
on this . Mayor Nawrocki stated that something should be done more
quickly than it is at the present time.
Mayor Nawrocki also asked Mr. Kalina on what progress is being made on
the ordinance recodification. Mr. Kalina reported that it is being
worked on. Councilman Land wanted to know if any plans are being made
toward the direction of making the Traffic Commission a self-ruling
entity that does not have to go to the City Council for approval.
Mr. Kalina indicated that this would be looked in to.
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR REPORTS
Mr. Gustafson reported that Fridley has received payment of their share
of the costs in connecting to a joint storm sewer outfall to the river
with Fridley, Columbia Heights and the Minnesota Highway Department
He was concerned because Columbia Heights did not have the figures on
how the share were divided. He was asking the Council for permission
to go to the consulting engineer used by Fridley in figuring out their
share to find out what the results of his investigation has been but
Mr. Gustafson was concerned that the City would be charged for such
information. The Council instructed him to go to Fridley first and
see what information they could provide and then to the Engineer to
see what other information is available.
Mayor Nawrocki stated that the first membership meeting of the Association
of Metropolitan Municipalities would be held on Thursday, July 11, 1974
in the St. Louis Park Recreation Center at 8:00 p.m. He pointed out
that members of the Suburban League of Municipalities should be in
attendance and are requested to be there by 7:45 p.m. to officially
ratify the by-laws.
Mr. Watson reminded the Council of the Milton Honsey Appreciation Day
on Tuesday, July 9 at 11:30 a.m. for those interested in going.
Price is $10.OO each.
Motion.~, ~bY~N°rberg ,~t~_=_,_~t~~ Second by Logacz to adjourn at~: . . - ll Ayes
Secretary,/~Pro-tem Bruce G. Nawrocki, Mayor