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Home My WebLink AboutJuly 9, 1946Reservoir W~ilts for pub!it road and alley purposes. IT iS SuLV~iD that the East 5.15 feet of Lots 14, 19, 20, 21, 22, 2~, 24, 25, ~6, 27, 28, 29 and 20 of Block 6! be likewise acquired by condemnation proceedings for public road and alley purposes. Roll Call -Ail ayes. Jackson~hat meeting be adjourned. OFFIGiAL ~qOG~:EDINGS Meg~Ia r ~e et i ng July 9th, 1946 Regular meeting called to order at 8:15 ?.~. ~1I members present except ~ayor Nordin. By m~t~at consent Dave Jackson presided as chairman. ~inutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mrs. Knutsen of 223 - 42nd Ave. appeared in regards to damage to her prop- erty resulting from grading of the street. 5~atter ref~ered to City ~[anager. Residents from 44th Ave. East of Central Ave. appeared in regard to improve- ments. Were advised to get petitions and present same to Council to be act- ed on in the usual way. Virgil Larson, ~904 Lookout Place, requested parking of trailer on rear of Io~. All requirements having been complied with, a motion was made by Nyga~rd, seconded by La%hrop, that the request be granted for 90 days. Roll Call - All ayes. Earl Cleland appeared in behalf of union street employees employed on an hourly basis. Mesolution offered hy Lathrop, seconded by Nygaard. WHEREAS, certain wage adjustments are necessary for City Employees; NO~ THEREFORE: BE iT MESOLVhD by ~the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights that hourlyrates for city street employees be set at ninety-five (95~) cents per hour; That hourly rate of election clerks and judges be set at 60~ per hour; That hourly rate of pay for janitors at Nunicipal Liquor Store be set at 80~ per hour. ~{olI Call - All ayes. Eotion by Nygaard, seconded by Spekulant, that Verne Passage be granted a license for a third taxicab. Moll Call - All ayes. .Wesolution offered by Nygaard, seconded by.Speku!ant. BE iT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights that the City Treasurer be and she is hereby instructed to transfer, the sum of ~lO,000.00 from the Liquor Fund to the P-I. M. Fund; and that there ~re sufficient moneys in said Liquor Fund to make such transfer. Roll Call - All ayes. Communication from Chief of ~olice relative to the r~signation as patrolman of H. ~athews and appointment of FauI Scott to fill the vacancy was read' and~ placed on file. ~0tion by Spekulant, seconded by Lathrop, that the request for sidewalk and curbing on the North side of 42md Ave. from 6%h St. to alley towards 7th St. he granted. Roll Call -all ayes. Communication from Northern States FQwer Co. in regard to lots for pro- posed sub-station. Notion by Nygaard, seconded by Spekulant, that commun- ication beplaoed on file. Roll Call -All ayes. Relegation from Commercial Club present at meeting relative to the pur- chase of another piece of fire equipment to service FridIey Township. Matter was deferred until township completes contract with City for fire protection. Leon Cohen appeared and offered to purchase a tract of land in Block Matter was deferred for further consideration. ~otion by Nygaard, seconded by Lathrop, that the bar be extended in the Municipal Liquo~ Store and the ~Oity Manager be instructed to purchase the equipment needed. Roll Call - Ail ayes. Motion by Lathrop, seconded by Nygaard, that the State Highway Dept. be contacted in regard to placing a stop-go sign at 40th and Central Aves. Roll Call -All ayes. Resolution offered by Spekulant, seconded by Lathrop. WHEREAS, the County Auditor has been authorized heretofore to levy special assessments for the Job Nos. 108, llOy lI4y lI6 and 117 beginning with the year 1945; and, WHEREAS, no assessments were levied fo~- that year; BE iT HEREBY' RESOLVED ky' the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights that the County Auditor be and he hereby is authc~ized to move all such assessments ahead one year and continue the levies until all assessments are paid, as shown on said assessment rolls. Roll Call -All ayes. R~2~D- iNG uF SlLL~: Eva B~andell Mrs. Calvin Quick Ovshak Pmtg. Co. Northwester~ PuhI ishing Minar Co. aI's Motor Service aI's ~otor Service Japs-OIson Co. Petty Cash -Folice & Court Gen e~aI Ti~-e Co · ~. ~. Bell TeIephone Co. LeeF Bros. In,. Leo's Mocker Service Warner H~we. Co. ~ir Reduction Sales Co. 2.00 1.50 fl.~O 1§.1~ 5.0I .98 7.60 ~3.50 I5.70 ~.50 7.25 1 · 2,4 L~nders-Norblom-Christiansen 43,28 Mosholt Equipment Johnson Auto Supply Dependable Motors Go. II. S. Supply Co. C, J. ]taigaard Park Board - Petty Gash Pittsburgh ~late Glass ~pls. City T~'easurer Chas. Ganzer 54,95 a,~4 10,58 94,05 5,7I 5,55 5,64 457.00 7 .aO ~anish Seed Co. Farnham Stationery Co. Seven-lip Bottling Co. John Leslie ~aper Co. Schaaf Mfg. Co. Uccc Cola Btg. Co. Br un swic k-Balke-C ollender American Linen Co. Park Board Anoka Co. Auditor Johnson Paper Co. E- B. Crahtree Warner H~we. Ovshak Prtg. Co. Goodin Co. Water Bill - Npls. Ovshak ~tg.. Go. Bo~stead Elco. & Mfg. J. V. Gleason Rocket Oil Co. Coast-to-Coast Stores Co-Operative Serv. /mc Improvement Bulletin War Assets Admin. Roy' Bowen , 8.30 ~5.50 6.00 20.80 4.70 9~.50 1,79 14.06 Z.1,6O 55 · OE 9.00 5E · 54 1 .~ 27.50 19 .~0 ~814.29 26.00 6.65 614.05 150.00 17.59 8.74 18.~0 4~.60 8.90 Northern States Power Co. J. A. Danes & Son Thao. M. Anderson Jdhn H. Nordin Andrew Sp'eku!ant Dave Jackson Irving ~ygaard '~ard Lathrop ~ank M, Gillett L. A. Tjosvold ~,~eo · Olsson ~azet A, ~uck~ Joseph W~ga ~e!yn ~ssage ~Iter E, Gottrell ~os eph ~odany ~erlm H, Glader E- H. Zettergren ~il Steinfeldt ~ul Scott ~u! Scot~ ~yde G, Jo~son ~yr tlc D ~ Anders on O~r H.~ Schwartz Wm. A, us tmae ~%riek Kenn~,3 Vic %or Sar Clyde C. ~o~ ~rl R- Gland Alex Atto shenko James NeKenna Fatrick MeNaughton Joe Homza ~Iter ~oc~cki Otto W. Dunemann Dan De~ars Dennis Roach Jo~ P. Nurz~ ~o, Fepp~s ~eyd Mic kowski Ali. E. Sundberg Luci!Ie R. ~wkins Spec. Fund -~. H. ~x Nfs. C. C, ~rker W. E, CottrelI Roy Bentz~ ~. J. S. ~lumenth~t ~, J, S. Blument~l Nutty Bixler Nfs, ~a Lombard Roy W, ~ompson Omar Sc h~rtz Nfs. ~ez ~r%!et% ~e Sommer ~rs. Gertrude Olson Nfs. F. B. Julkowskz ~s. ~aron Clem G~istian B. Seesholtz 527.02 193.00 3.20 4.00 :5.00 3.00 :5.00 :5.00 49.20 54.20 140.20 86.70 35.10 8.00 I0!. 10 98 94.60 92. 84 ..,50 80 16 ~7.57 53.50 96. 107.20 92,, .50 94.6~ 97 95.00 86.70 78,40 sa.ac 60.50 15.00 94.90 90.60 62 °20 80.60 12 · O0 12.00 70.10 45,20 176,90 I0.00 6.0. OO 125.00 3.00 I0.00 1.00 1 1.0O 1.00 1.0O 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 American Linen J. V- Gteason Marvin Grosslein Wm. Wilka John H. Nordin L. &. Tjosvold Irving H. Nygaard Andrew Spekulant Ward Latk~op Dave Jackson Victor Carlson & Sons G~ace Lombard Clara M. Meinhart Eva ~itchard E~n~ T~u e Adina ~. Ottem Dorothy Tigue Dorothy SalvaiI Gisela Burns Cora Severson Zementa Deeble Grace Munsch Mose Ostrander Eleanor Disker~d Mar J orie Blake Mildred Hollopeter Etsi e Wermarskirchen Helen D- Gustafson Selma H. ~oore a ys LIQUOR BILLS: Rosella C. Johnson Luci!le Zegebarth Ed. Phillips & Sons Ray L. Ernest Erling Drangeid Clarence Carlson Wm. F. McHugh James J. Leyden' Feter Budnick Anna Tkach Betty Lynch Irene Bayer John P. Moa ch Fell× Sochacki Mitro Je~inak Ernest 0Isen Jo e Homza Earl ~. Clauson Spec. Fund - W.H. Geo. Benz Sons Co. Distillers Distrib · OId Peoria Co. ~ernard Baskin Inc. Famous ~rands Inc. NcKesson & .~obbins Tax lO.gW 32.80 25.00 40.00 40.00 20. O0 40.00 20.00 40.00 7058.78 11.40 1! 11.40 11.40 1! .40 12.50 12.30 12.30 12.30 15.70 13 13.2,0 I~ .~0 !~ 13 13.80 I3.80 13.80 16.30 12.30 60.00 52.80 1397.38 115.50 120.63 97.83 105.73 87.03 87.03 23.10 43.70 3.30 63.80 60.80 60.10 15 ...60 3.50 36.00 66.30 80~.90 1020.69 ll2A .35 447.72 762,75 508.08 Swiss Wine House }fpls. Brewing Cc. Jehu C. Doherty WIlIiar~ J. Chew Pabst gales Co. Ghas. Gall zer Go~a Cola Bottling N~eKesson & ~obbins K. ~. ~oney Bev. Co. 108.00 485.~2 240.80 252.60 250.70 25.50 50.25 2.5.25 Standamd Cigar & Tobacco Co. l&.17 American Linen Co. 18.47 Gluek Brewing Co. Johnson Paper & Supply ~[onarck Soap & Chem. Co. Coll. of Internal Rev. N. A. Gunter Iliehold Inc. ~etty Cash Fund 4.00 18.65 16.BO 27.§0 97.75 4.75 184..55 Motion by Nygaard, seconded by Lathrop, that hills he allowed and paid out of' the proper funds. Woll Gall - All ayes. 5{o%ion by Nygaard, seconded' by Spekulant, that meeting be adjourned. Gall - Ail ayas. Roll Secretary to Council, pro tom Mayor, pro tern OFFICIAL PROCEEDiNGS Regular Meeting July 23, 1946 Regular meeting called to order by ~ayor Nordin at 8:15 P.M. present. All members ~tinutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. ~otion by ~ackson, seconded by Lathrop, $o turn over to City ~'~mnager the petition by residents of Johnson St. concerning sewer from 37th to 39th Ave. Roll call - All ayes. Motion by Jackson, seconded by Lathrop to instruct City Manager to serve notice on Columbia Heights Feed Store to .abate handling o~chickens on 41st and Central. Roll Call - All ayes. Second reading o~0rdinance rezoning lot ~18, block 5, Reservoir Hill. Ordinance ~0 .~.~ offered by Spekulant and seconded by Nygaard. Roll Call Al! ayes. l,;~o{ion by Jackson, seconded by Lathrop, that oil tank installation by Johnson Service Station be left to recommendation of State Fire ~'~arshall and City Fire Chief. Thus inauring conformation to all regulations and requirements. Roll Call - All ayes. Motion by Lathrop, seconded by i~ygaard, that application by Loren D. Potter for installation of water meter and stopbox by connection onto water main at the residence of August Hageman, 4533 - 7th St. N.E., be re£erred to City ~.~anager. Roll Call -All ayes. Resolution offered by Jackson, seconded b~ i~ygaard,~'fHEREAS, there have be~n a considerable' number of requests fo,r private water mains beyond the regular city system and, %'~IER~S, said private water mains cause a drain on'the public water system, IwOW THER~ORE~, be it resolved by the City