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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAugust 9, 1949Col. Hts. State Bank $ 337.40 Julius Schmahl $ 312.42 '$ 6617.94 },~otion by Lange seconded by Yencho that the bills be paid out of their proper funds. Roll call - all ayes. }dotion by ~ seconded by Lange ~~ ~0FFICIAL p~ Regular I,.~e et lng ~ay~r August 9, 1949 }ieeting called to order at 8:15 p.m. All members present. ~inutes of last regular meeting read and approved. ~iotion by Trench seconded by Spekulant t~hat the presently-engaged sewer contractor shall place his next rig at 44th and Central Aves. and conm~ence sewer construction east from that point. Roll call - all ayes. The following sealed bids were opened and read, on the installation of water mains in the City of Columbia Heights: (1) ~.~J. J. Jacobs ~ Sons; (2) Lametti and_Lametti, Inc.; (3) phelps-Drake Co., Inc.; (4) Orfei a~d Eariani; (5) Western Underground Construction Co.; and (6) Bonander and' Co. Notion by Trench seconded by Lange, to turn the bids over to the' city manager for tabulatioa and return at the next meeting. Roll call - all ayes. The followin~ sealed bids were opened and read, on the work necessary in providing a new connection from the ~inneapolis water system to the Columbia Heights water pumping statioa: (1) H. R. Nichols Co.; a¥~d (2) Phelps Drake Co., Inc. }~!otion by Yencho seconded~by Lange that the award be held up, pending further, study of ~he matter. Roll call all ayes. ~[otion by Trench seconded by Spekulaut to grant the following licenses: Edw. F. Seestrom I.~arquette Electric Co. Raymond T. Vosika Cronstroms Heating and Sheet ~etal, Inc. Willard E. Burke Roll call - all ayes. 1402 W. Broadway, ~pls. ~02 Earq~ette Ave., ~pls. Route 10, Mpls. Electrical Electrical Electrical 4225 Hiawatha Ave., Npls. 4325 Upton S., ~pls. Heating Heating Letter from the city fire department was read, requesting the city to grant allowances to eight of its firemen for a registration fee and one meal, while attending the St. Croix Valley Firemen, s Assn. annual meeting at Anoka, August 14, 1949. ~otion by Yencho seconded by Trench to grant the above request. Roll call - all ayes. No~ion by Lange seconded by Trench that ~200.00 be paid Carl Sorenson, for the acquisition, by the city, of the east 8.18 feet of Lots 19-Z0, i~clusive, in Block 01, Columbia Heights Annex to ~inneapolis. Roll ca~ -,~ all ayes. ~otion by Yencho secc~-ded blf Spekulant that the cit.v~attorney be £,~structed to draw up a.n ame~.dment to Ordinance 171'~zixing the alley s,~tback distances for I~uture commercial building construction. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. I,,~tter from the city park Board was read, requesting the council to approve the Fark Bo~rd~ plan~afori'a~=~ b~ndstand in the city park, w]:~Ich plans were enclosed with the letter. ~oticn b;? Lange seco.~ded by Spekulant that the Park Boara return with more detailed plans on the proposed bandstand. Roll call - all ayes. T~e city manager stated t~t the city P!anr~inG Co:~aission reco~':~raended t[:~e denial of the application, by Georse Erout, for a buildin~ permit at 4221 31evela~d St. ~iotion by Yencho seconded by Trenc~ that the council stand by the plannin6 Commission reco~.zaendation. Roll call - all ayes. A petition with two signatures was read, requestin$ instal!atio:~ of a water main on Arthur St., from 42nd to ~3rd Aves. Motion by Lange seconded b~~ Trench that the petition be turned over to the city manager to take its regular course. Roll call - all ayes. A petition w~s.-reaa; re~uest~,~g the city to grade and resurface the south end of the alley between 37th and 39th Aves. faci:~.g on Central Ave. and Van ?£uren St.; the petition being signed b~v nine residents in the above area. ~otion by Yencho seconaed by Spekulant that the petition be turned over to the city manager to take its regular caurse. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. A petition was read, requesting the city to install a water main on 3rd St., from 40th to 42nd Aves., and to install a fire hydrant at the poi~'~ where 41st Ave. would be located; the petition being signed by two residents in the above area. No action was taken on this petition. A letter from Fred Spelcher was read, calling attention, to a hazardoussk~Y~ co~dition at the intersection caf 42nd Ave. and Polk St., and requesting the city to correct the said condition. T~e city manager stated the matter had been turned over to tt~_e city Street Department. A petition was read, request~~,~_~.m the cit~ _~ot to lower the alley between Washington and Jefferson Sts. and 42nd and 43rd Aves., other than ~o lower a h~mp at the 42nd Ave. entra~:~ce of said alley by six inches; the petition being signed by seven residents in the above area. No action was taken on this petition. A letter from the Fire Departme~:t was read, reporting on its inspection of the city liquor store, and reporting on corrections recommended to t~'~e liquor storemanager by the Fire Department. The secretary presented an affidavit showi~g post[n~ on the official bulletin boards, in accordance with Section 19 of the City charter, of proposed Ordinance 254, entitled" An ordi~aance providing for the issuance of ~325,000 permanent improvement revolving fund bonds, deter- mining the form and details of tY~e bonds, creating a sinking fund therefor and levying taxes for zhe pat.~ment thereof"; which a£fiaavit was examined, found satisfactory, and ordered placed on file. The secretary further reported that the said ordinance had been filed in his office as directed by the council mud had remained so on file in his office for a period of more than one week prior to the time of this meeting. Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, said ordinance was then placed upon its second reading and was fully and distinctly read. Councilman Trench then moved the final passage and adoption of said ordinance, w~ich motion was seconded by Councilman Spekulant, and, upon vote being taken thereon, the following councilmen voted "aye": Lange, Trench, Spekulant, Yencho and prestemon; and the following councilmen voted "no": None. V~ereupon said ordi~_~auce was declared duly passed and adopted and was approved and signed by the Eayor, wt~.ich was attested by the Secretary. READI~.~G OF BILLS: John B. Coon P. Theo. 01sson Leonard Lange Paul Trench Edward Rafel Ray L. Ernest Darlene Sotebeer Joseph podany Neil Cleland Walter ~einhart Clyde C. Johnson Dennis Roach ~. Ostmoe Victor sar John ~urzyn Dan De~ars Ali Sundberg W~. F. EcHugh Fred Spoor Lucille Segebarth Narjorie Anderson Jeanette Urbick JoVan H. Janke Pat ~iles Earl T. Cleland Bernard Julkowski Earl Cleland Peter Heryla F. T. Edwards Vincent Guzik Curtis Christopherson Dr. J. S. Blumenthal Art NcCallum Ray Baker Robert Moss E. B. Crabtree Coca Cola Co. 51.90 0frei ~ ~[ariani $16000.0'0 176.30 0. H. Prestemon 4.00 3.00 Andrew Spekulant 3.00 3.00 John Yencho 5. OO 4.00 Rosella C. Johnson lO1.70 1~4.20 Joseph Wargo 4~. 40 76.50 Walter Cottrell 144.10 135.40 ~erle Glader 135.$0 ll2.60 Floyd Bixler 120.90 ll6. V0 Gerald Sotebeer 112.20 79.77 Pauliae Glat zmaier 63.80 26.60~ 0~:mr Schwartz 133.70 146. l0 patrick Kennedy 127.50 123.30 Alex Atroshenko ll4.50 120.80 Otto Dunemann llS. 60 122.80 Lucille Hawkins 65. V0 9 7.60 Erling Drange id 159.00 103.18 John Roach 103.18 98.98 Joe J. Rak 103.18 7~.00 Betty Lynch 68.80 51.68 Irene J. Bayer 28.30 30.98~ Er:~est T. 01sen 57.90 33.09 John J. Rak 47.84 74.70 Mitro Jedinak Vl. O0 142.43 Eugene Olson 46.68 106.25 Clyde Brown 152.70 132.52 patrick McNaughton llO. 30 132.16 Euge:~.e R. Edwards 73.82 52.50 Henry Dykh~.izen 138.79 134.32 Joe Homza 117.18 138.32 Joe Fedorka ll6.66 15.00 petty Cash Fund 46.96 18.65 Edward ~,~iskowic 36.94 3.00 Graham Paper Co. 14. ll 31.9 5 John T. Henry 8.00 8.~0 American Linen Co. 8.4V 53.35 Aslesen Co. 5.9~= Petty Cash Fund 169.03 Col. Hgts. St. Bank 351.8V Earl Doty ~25.22 p ~i~y Soap & Chemical Co.14.93 ~ ~. Farmer '75.00 Geo. Trout 4.50 .READING OF BILLS CON'T. Steel Structures, Inc. Air Reduction Sales Co. Bu~ & Carlson Jay W. Craig Co. Johnson Auto Supply Co. Leer Bros., Inc. Petroleum Service Rosenwald Cooper, Inc. John Seman Warner Hardware Rocket 0il Co. Ovshak Prtg. Co. Johnson Bros. "66" Inc. Addressograph Mult !graph Boustead E!ec. Co. Columbia Tool & Di~ Industrial Elec. Co. Gladys E. W.$. Nott Co. Construct ion Bullet in Col. Hts. Record Heights Elec. Co. Commonwealth Elec. Co. 768.48 4.88 279.23 1674.00 30.6]. 3.75 !$.00 V9.50 827.8V 9.63 253.84 72.75 39.45 4.91 32.80 5.VO 12.50 6013.10 2.10 34.00 141.90 2 42.87 5130. O0 League of ~,[inn. Munic. H.A. Rogers Co. Farmers Mutual Auto Ins. Br!sco-Johnston Y. ot ors Central Ave. Cafe Johnson Paper & Supply Co. ~(.G. Ouimette Ohio Chemical & Mfg. Co. Jay A. Simon Co. Northern States Power Co. ~,;_ilter Davis Co. American Linen Co. Grfggs, Cooper ~o. Distiller Distrib. Co. Swiss Wine House McKesson & Robbins Sunny Hill Distrlb, Inc. Johnson Paper & Supply Co. Standard Cigar & Tobacco Chaska Bev. Co. Pabst Sales Co. TOTAL 130. O0 1.8~ 24.50 9.00 16.15 13. O0 15.00 5.80 32.50 780.16 7.85 40.68 573.71 520.70 91.50 345.00 65.82 13.51 41.16 42.45 209.15 41,282.90 ~;iotion b~; Lance seconded by Spekulant that the bills be paid out of their proper funds. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. ~,:otion to adjourn, Rare , m )oounoil CFF!CIAL PROCEEDINGS Regular Meetine August 2~, 1949 Meeting called to order at 8:00 p.m. All members present. The city manager reported on ~he tabulation of bids, for the ~nstallatio~ of water,mainS in ~he City or Colu~bia Heights. Motion by Trench seconded by Yencho that the bid of Phelps-Drake Co., Inc. be accepted. Roll Call - All Ayes. Two representatives for several cemenu interests were present and requested that concrete pipe also be authorized for use in the city sewer project now under construction. The matter was discussed, and the council requested the city manager to authorize the use of concrete pipe for the said sewer project, wherever the pipe required must be fifteen or raore inches in diameter.