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Home My WebLink AboutOctober 8, 1946Mr. Lee Brown, 592 - 38th Ave. was at th~ meeting again regarding wiring in his home. He was informed that the inspector would not O.K. the Job and therefore he would have to have the house re-wired. Notion was made by Jackson,..~seconded by Nygaard, that a quarterly financial statement ~ '~bei sent o ~ ~ ut with the Water Bills, s~art.i.~6 J~mber t-st-,. Roll ca - All Ayes. Resolution offered by Nygaard, seconded by Spekulant. Whereas the City Council has at various times met for the purpose of discussing the budget for the year 1947; ahd, WHEREAS the City Council has determined that the following amounts of the budget be rai~ed by taxation; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLNED BY THE ~ity Council of the City of Columbia Heights that the County Auditor of Anoka County be and he is hereby instructed and authorized to levy the following amounts for the year 1947 for the various l~nds as follows: Administ rat ion Police & Court Fire Street Maint. Sewer Library Park Total 7,~300.00 6,820. O0 4, 775.00 8, 700.00 l, 700. O0 850, O0 3,250.00 BE IT FURTR~ER RESOLVED that the County Auditor be and he is hereby instructed to levy a tax of one-tenth of one Sill (.1%~ of the assessed valuation of the City of Columbia Heights to the amount of $14b.~ for the Firemen,s Relief Association. Roll call - All Ayes. Motion made by Jackson, seconded by Spek~lant to adjourn. All Ayes. Roll Call - to th~ Council OFFICIAL PROCEEDI}TGS Regular Meeting October 8, 1946 Motion made by Spekulant, seconded bM Nygaard that Jackson act as Mayor in Nordin's absence. Roll Call - All Ayes. Meeting called to order at 8:25 PM. Roll call - Nygaard, Spekulant, Weldon and Jackson. Nordin absent. Minutes of the special meeting of October 1st were read and approved. Mottos was made by Spekulant, seconded by Nygaard, that the communication~ from the Amertc~m Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, regarding using~.the ground where the service board now stands for }iemorial,, be placed on file. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion made by Nygaard, seconded by Speku!ant that the communication received by V.E. Ritari, Adj., of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, regard- ing the City o~ Columbia Heights employing veterans wherever possible, be placed on file. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. Resolution offered by ~pekulant, seconded by Nygaard, ~HEREAS there are at this time a number of unemployed Veterans: and WHEREAS the City of Columbia Heights occasionally needs new employees, either on a temporary or permanent basis. Now, therefore be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights that insofar as it is practicable and possible, preference as to future City Employees be granted Veterans. Roll Call - All Ayes. Mot ion made by Nygaard, seconded by Weldon, that the License for Restaurant and Cigarettes. be granted to Lyle Clark, 914 - 40th Ave. Roll Call -All Aye Resolution offered by Spekulant, seconded by Nygaard, ~EREAS conditions as to ON Sale beer Licenses are considerably different than in 1938. Now, Therefore be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights, that' the resolution passed by the said City Council of the City of Columbia Heights on April 28th, 1938, be and the same it hereby repealed. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion made by Nygaard, seconded by Spekulant, that a Restaurant and on- Sale Beer License be granted A1 Rollins, 3911 Univsity ~Ave. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion made by Spek~lant, seconded by Nygaard, that the bid be accepted from the Northern Coach Co. at price stated on a building 40x120 feet. Roll Call - All Ayes. Resolution offered by Speku!ant, seconded by Nygaard. WHEREAS, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights, that e~ployees at the Municipal Liquor Store be paid wages in accordance with new union scale when adopted. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion made by Spekulant, seconded by Weldon, that A.J. Hromada, 1409 40th Ave. be permitted to erect a retaining wall in front of his property. Roll Call - All Ayes. The Subject of salaries of Park Board employees was brought up and it was decided t?mt the City Council would meet with the Park Board re- garding this matter. Also a new Park Board member to be appointed to take the place of R.L. Ernest. READING OR BILLS: John Nordin Andrew Spekulant Dave Jackson Irving Nygaard ~esley Weldon p. Theo. O!sson Hazel Trucker Joseph '~argo Yrank M. Gillette Eva Pritchard Walter Cottrell Joseph Po~any 4.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 140.00 86.70 35.10 49.20 8.00 10!.!0 98.60 Merle Glader E.H. Zettergren Emil Steinfeldt Paul Scott Clyde C. Johnson ~n!t Talbot Myrtle D. Anderson Omar Schwartz Wm. A. Ostmoe Patrick Kennedy Ed. ~lskowic A. McCallum 94.60 92.50 84.50 80.60 V7.57 12.50 53.50 96.26 107.20 92.50 4.77 8.85 3.40 Geo. Pepper 15.95 Col. Hts. Fire Dept. 60.00 Victor sar 94.60 Clyde C. Brown 86. V0 Earl R. Cleland 95.00 Alex Atroshenko 86. V0 James McKenna 78.40 Walter Plochocki 15.00 Otto W. Dunemann 94.90 Dan DeMars 90.60 John J. Murzym 80.69 Ali Sundberg 70. l0 Luc ille Hawkins 45.20 Peter Heryla 83.60 Pat NcNaughton 83.60 Lyle Paulson 12.60 John Seman 24.00 0vshak Pry Co. 9.50 Hans Severson 52.50 City of Mpls. 1.00 League of Minn. Mun. 22.00 General Tire Co. 39.50 Minar Co. 3.16 Fred L. Gray 7.50 Goodwin 10.00 Wendell,s Inc. 46.75 D~. J.S. Blumenthal 3.00 Joseph Medlo 42.00 W.S. Nott Co. 2.§0 Minn Fire Ext. 34.80 Leo,s Rocket Service 12.67 0vshak Ptg. Co, 29.50 Mrs. M.C. DeMars 50.00 American Linen Co. ,3.88 Dr. J.S. Blumenthal 24.00 M~Glynn 0il Co. 19.00 Air Reduction Sales .48 Warner Hdw 14/lO Dependable Motors 20.23 Rosholt Equipment Co. 2.63 Firestone Stores. 632.24 J.V. Gleason 21.38 JOhnson Auto Supply 28.37 Al,s Motor Sales 10.25 C.B. Annis Elec. Co. 13.60 J.I. Case 19.38 E.B. Crabtree Co. 20.38 Wm. Bros Boiler 2.00 Coca Cola 68/90 Brunswick-Balke 164.25 American Linen 8.42 Wa rne r Hdw/ 53/25 Charles Ganzer 7.50 Park Board Petty Cash 6.54 Seven-up Bottling .40 Col. Hts Com. Council 13.13 Mpls. Auto Part Co. 17.50 Mpls. Water Dpt 5365.67 Goodin Co. 105[ 45 A.Y. McDonald 24.93 Mdnicipal Inst. Co. 6.10 Northern States Power592.55 Miller Davis 7.90 Co-operative S~rvice 1.99 Ralph Lawrence 162.50 I.A. Stevens 64.10 L.W. Northfield 450.45 Col. Hts Rec~ 98.25 Mueller Co. 488.03 Spec ial Fund 16~. 70 Chester McCsl lure 23.25 Victor Carlson 7760.54 TOTAL '$ 1930'4.72~ ~.IQUOH STORE BILLS Ed. phillips &Co. 4698.69 Ray L- Ernest 115.50 Clarence ~arlson 108.83 Erling Drangeid 120.63 Peter Budnick 87.03 James Lyden 87.03 '~m. McHugh 94.93 John Roach 83.03 Rosella Johnson 60/00 Anna Tkach 23.10 Luc ille Segelbarth 53.90 Irene Boyer 15.95 Helen Kvalsten 25.85 Betty Lynch 5.50 Ernest 01son 29.90 Fred Spoor 44.00 Peter Pontius 7.20 Fei ix Sochocki 71.50 Metro Jedinak 70.30 Newton He!wick 12.80 Mi~e Hartos 25.60 Special Fl~nd 66.80 Erling Drangeid 2.60 Special Fund .70 Distillers , 1876.18 01d Peoria 3313.55 Griggs-Co oper 862.01 Geo. Benz Sons 533.11 Glenwood Liquor Co. 139.62 McKesson & Robbins Famous Brand~ John C. Doherty ~.J. Chew ~pls. Brewlr~ 0o. Chas. Ganzer Coca Cola Standard Cigar Jos. F. Pales Dr. L.J. Roberts Johnson Paper Co. American Linen A~£. Roelich Petty Cash Bernard Baskin Pabst Sales Co. Total 4~6.55 S65.00 229.00 178.97 1133.60 114.47 135.00 10.80 l?.~O 152.00 14.00 46.37 2B.~l lSS.20 206.82 571.40 143.08 $16,349.91 Motion made by Spekulant, seconded by Nyg~rd, that the bills belpaid out of the proper funds. Roll Call-All Ayes. Motionmade by Weldon, seconded by ~Tygaard to adjourn. Roll Call - All Ayez. ¢ Secretary to the Cou.~cil OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Re g~lar Meeting October 22, 1946 Meeting called to order at 8:15 PM. All members present. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. Mr. A.E. Hohn, 112t-44th Ave. was present and asked permission to erect a building 20x24 at the rear of his property for storage and this request was granted. Mr. Cohen of the Universal Machinery Co. 507-37th Ave. ~ presented plans and specifications for installing a Platform Scale on the 37th Avenue side of his property. Jackson made the motion, seconded by Weldon, that this application be turned over to our City Attorney and City ~nager for investigation. Roll Call - All Ayes. Mr. Milton Ouimette presented a letter he had 'received ifro~ the Industrial Commission regarding sanitary condit&ons at the Northern Coach Co. Mr. Omar Schwartz, our Fire Chief has also asked that water be Installed for fire protection. It was decided to install water as soon zs possible,