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Home My WebLink AboutOctober 11, 1949Victor Saf $ 112.50 Clyde Brown $ 149.51 Earl Cleland 130.05 Alex Atroshenko 104.50 Patrick NcNaughton 100.30 Peter Heryla 121.89 Curtis Christopherson 124.56 Vincent Guzik 116.14 Henry Dykhuizen 117.04 Joe Homza 62.74 Ray Thompson 170.20 John Murzyn 110.20 Otto Dunemann 108.60 Dan DeNars 112.80 Wendell Murphy 31.92 Eugene Edwards 16.33 Joe Homza 71.58 Robert Nord 3.00 Ali Sundberg 88.80 Lucille Hawkins 65.70 Erling Drangeid 146.00 Wm. McHugh 93.86 John Roach 93.86 Fred Spoor 98.98 Joe Fedorko 93.86 Joe J. Rak 93.86 Lucille Segebarth 65.60 Betty Lynch 64.98 Narjorie Anderson 47.55 Jeannette Urbik 30.98 John J. Rak 40.50 Ernest T. Olsen 36.52 John Folta 99.50 Nitro Jedniak 71.00 Pat Miles 71.00 W.S. Nott Co. 1.OD John H. Janke 16.19 Edw. J. Buhill 19.05 Gurle Marie Olsson ll.20 Richard Gallagher 89.00 S. F. Kreskie 175.00 R.P. Nyberg 75.00 Mpls. Gas Co. 2.96 N.W. Bell Telephone Co. ll7.00 Col. Hgts. Fire Dept. 130.00 Wm. A. Ostmoe 42.03 First Natl. Bank 2457.35 Bert Jewison 40.00 August Peterson 45.00 Col. Hgts. State Bank 349.15 Ali Sundberg 25.00 J. Schmahl, State Treas. 327.03 Motion by Spekulant seconded by Lange that the bills be paid out of their proper funds. Roll Call-All Ayes. Motion to adjourn. SECRETAR~Z' U ~ OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Regular Meeting MAYOR October 1!, 1949 'Meeting cal~ed to order at 8 P.M. All members present. ~inutes of last meeting read and approved. The following sealed bids were opened and read, for furnishing labor, materials ~nd equipment for the construction of sanitary and storm sewers for the City of Columbia Heights: (1) Lametti aud Lametti, Inc.; (2) Orfei and Mariani; (3) Phelps-Drake Inc.; (4) DeGraff Wolff. Motion by Yencho seconded by Spekulant that the bids be turned over to the City Manager for tabulation and return. Roll Call-All Ayes. The following sealed bids were opened and read, for furnishing labor, materials and equipment for the construction of a sewage pumping station for the City of Columbia Heights: (1) Orfei and Mariani; (2) Barnes-Mattison, Inc.; (3) Phelps-Drake Co., Inc. Motion by Lange seconded by Trench that the bids be turned over to the City Mar~.ger for tabulation and return. Roll Call-All Ayes. Sealed bids were opened ~nd read, on the following work: The installation of 2200 lin. feet, 6-inch cast iron pipe. Five hydrants. Four 6-inch Gate Valves. 1000 pcunos of fittings (approximately). The carries who submitted the above bids were a~ follows: (t) DeGraff Wolff~ (2) Lamet~i and Lametti, Inc.; (3) Orfei and Mariani; ([~) N. F. Dougherty; (5) Phelps-Drake Co., Inc. Notion by Yencho seconded by Spekulant that the bids be turned over to the City Manager for tabulation and return. Roll Call-All Ayes. A 'sealed bid was opened and read on the following work: All work necessary for pro- viding a new connection from the Minneapolis Water System to a City of Columbia Heights Water Pumping Station, which work entails a placing of pipes and pump with necessary controls, and the construction of a concrete block building for a pumping statiou. The party who submitted t~he above bid was as follows: Phelps-Drake Co. ~ Inc. Motion by Spekulant seconded by Lange tb~t the City Manager be authorized to accept the above bid providing there are no reservations attached to the said bid. Roll Call-All Ayes. A portion of a City Planning Commission meeting was read, recommending the turning c~wn of an application by the Oakhill Baptist Church for a permit to build a church between ~Oth and ~lst Aves. on Reservoir Blvd. Motion by Yencho seconded by Spekulant t~t the Council agree with the Conm~ission's recommendations. Roll Call-All Ayes. A petition was read requesting the City to vacate the east-and-west alley in Block Columbia Heights, Ninn.; the petition being signed by four persons. ~otion by Spekulant seconded by Trench that the matter be turned over to the City Attorney aud City Manager for further investigation. Roll Call-All Ayes. A letter from the Board of Education was read~ advising of tentative plans for the construction of an addition to the present City high school building, which addition would extend west across Jackson St. and necessitate the closing of a section of said street. The letter requested the closing of Jackson St. from ~lst Ave. and north 2hO feet. Motion by Spekulant seconded by Trench that the City Nanager write a letter to all property owners who would be affected by the construction of such au addition, notif~ing them when the Council will take action on the above request. Roll Call-All Ayes. ~iotion by Yencho seconded by Lange to grant the following licenses: Anthony Netkow Vern Passage S~ T.'-Pearson A~ Ingebredtsen LeRoy Bowman ~ol! Call-Ail Ayes. ~6-hOth Ave., City 903-hOth Ave., City Rt. 12, Minneapolis 1018 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis ~ontevideo~ Minn. 0ff-Sale Beer Cigarette~ Heating Electrical Electrical ~otion by Trench seconded by Yencho to deny the request for an extension of the present pe~vait for occupancy of the cellar d~elling at ~158 Reservoir Blvd. Roll Call-All Ayem R~I]~G OF BILLS: Peter Heryla $ 1~0.68 ~O. H. Prestemon $ h.O0 Y~onard Lange 3.00 Andrew Spekulant 3.00 2aul Trench 3.00 John Yencho 3.00 15dward Rafel h.O0 P. Theo. Olsson 176.30 Rosella C. Johnson 101.70 Ray L. Ernest 1~.20 ~eruard Ju!kow~ki hT.~O ~ay Nyberg, Jr. 37.30 Joseph Wargo h2.~O Darlene Sotebeer 76.~0 Walter Cot trell Merle Glader Floyd Bixler Gerald Sotebeer Pauline Glatzmaier Omar Schwartz Patrick Kenuedy Clyde Brown Alex Atroshenko Henry Dykhuizen Vincent Guzik Otto Dunemann Lucille Hawkins Erling Drangeid John Roach Joe Fedorko Betty Lynch Jeanette Urbik John J. Rak Ernest T. Olsen Mitro Jedinak Curtis Christopherson Ed Phillips ~nd Sons Co. Eugene Edwards Robert Nord P. O. Nelson Columbia Heights Park Board Addressograph Sales Agency Dr. J. S. Blumenthal Columbia Tool & Die Works, Inc. Ed. T. Foran Co. Johnson Bros. Inc. Leef Bros., Inc. N. G. Ouimette Anthony J. Netkow H. A. Rogers Co. Lowe and Campbell American Linen Co. Goodin Co. E. B. Crabtree Geo. Benz & Sons. Co. Ed. Phillips & Sons Co. Famous Brands Kelly Liquor Co. Norris Distributing Co. Old Peoria and Co. Chaska Bev. Co. John C. Doherty Chas. Ganzer K-ato Sales Co. Purity Bev. Co. 7- Up Bttlg. Co. Columbia. Heights Agencty La Mode Chemical Co. Petty Cash Fund Victor Carlson & Sons Co. Floyd Bixler l~.lO 235.00 120.90 120.90 63.80 133.70 127.5o 152.7o 11H.50 117 .o4 ii6.i4 ii8~.60 65.7o i59.oo io3.i8 lO3.18 72.24 3o~98 47.84 36.52 71.o0 125.22 2760.23 27.93 3.00 7.00 44.00 1.98 2.00 li.4o 37.60 8.94 2.90 26.5o 2.5o 6.8a~ ~o.po 11.76 ~.20 56. ~8 ~20.86 28.27 29818k ~35.6m ~a.~5 ~89.66 ~.oo 17~ 20.80 28.80 ~.oo 25.25 Joseph Podauy NeLl Cleland Walter Reinhart Clyde C. Johnson Dennis Roach Wm. Ostmoe Victor Saf Earl Clelaud Patrick McNaughton Ray Thompson John Mur,yn Dan DeMa~s Ali Sundberg Wm. F. McHugh Fred Spoor Joe J. Rak Marjorie Anderson John Folta John H. Janke Pat Miles Joe Homza Lucille Segebarth Harold Rose Bernard Julkowski Raymond Baker Edward Mis kowic American Linen Air Reduction Sales Eva Brandell~ Reg. of Deeds Eugene Edwards Goodin Co. Lang Hardware Co. Nill ~-Davis Co. Minneapolis Gas Heat Eng. Co. Northern States Power Co. Minneapolis Star & Tribune Brunswick-Balke Collender Cglumbia Heights Feed Store Albert ~. Ovshak Coca-Cola Co. Geo. Benz & Sons. Co. Distillers Distributing Co. Griggs-Cooper & Co. Mid-West Sine Co. Pabst SalSs Co. Swiss Wir. e House Willard J. Chew O. M. Droney Bev. Gold Nedal Bev. Co. Minneapolis Brewing Co. Coca-Cola Bttlg. Co. John Leslie Paper Co. Glenn ~. Farmer Kindem-Erickson Lumber Co. Joseph Wargo Ralph D. Thomas & Assoc. Gerald Sotebeer 135.4o L~2.60 116.70 79.77 25.27 146.10 i23.30 i47.40 110.30 170.20 120.80 122.80 97.60 103.18 98.98 103.18 51.68 99.50 11.78 72.54 7.36 76.00 50.00 3.OO 9.OO 11.97 33.92 4.40 .?~ 13.50 ii .15 2.96 688.00 819.82 3.7% 1.62 8.70 39.o0 85.48 718.61 4600.38 3177.55 86.20 152.39 218.90_ 37.0% 155.8o 16.75 15.2o 44.96 75.00 28.19 212~.00 8357.o3 21.0o Nell Cleland Joseph ?odany Raymond Baker ?helps-Drake Co. Construction Bulletin Waterous Co. Commonwealth Elec. Co. Bury and Carlson, Inc. Hailing Bros. W. E. Lahr Company Rosholt Equipment Co. Standard Oil Co. 12.80 25303.23 19.80 170.05 5130.00 120.39 26.43 11.80 61.65 58.50 Walter Reinhart Merle Glader Chet Herringer Kindem-Erickson Lumber Co. L. W. Northfield Co. 9.3V 20.93 608.50 21.94 3.12 Gladys E. ~i!ler, City Treas.i35.00 Borchert Ingersoll, inc. 5.2~ Dependable Motors, Inc. 3.65 Johnson Auto Supply Co. 43.32 National Bushing & Parts Co. 31.44 Rocket 0il Co. 348.56 Wm. H. Ziegler 41.92 $~56~5.19 ~Cotion by Lange seconded by Yencho to pay the bills out of their proper funds. Roll Call-All Ayes. Motion to adjourn. COU~CIL SECRF~ARY~ MAYOR OF'~ IC IAL PROCEEDINGS Regular Meeting October 25, 1949 Meeting cal~d to order at 8 P.M. Prestemon, Lange and Spekulant present. Minutes of last regular meeting read and approved. At this point Councilmen Trench and Yencho joined the meeting. W. Erickson, 4021 Madison St., was present regarding his request that the City lower his garage building to proper elevation and correct other hazardous conditions caused to his driveway, which had been caused by the grading of the alley at the rear of his residence. Motion by Trench seconded by Yencho to deny the request for lowering of the garage. Roll Call-All Ayes. A letter from the Board of Education was reread, advising of tentative plans for enlarging the high school by extending it on the west end across Jackson St. The letter requested the closing of Jackson St. from 41st Ave. and north 240 feet. The matter was discussed with a group of property owners who would be affected by the construction of such an addition. Motion by Lange seconded by Yencho that the City Attorney be instructed to draw up an ordinance to vacate the above-described section of Jackson St. at such time as a contract is entered into with the Board of Education which would require the Board of Education to sustain any damages which arise out of the vacating of the above section of street. Roll Call: Ayes: Lange, Trench, Yencho, Prestemon. Not voting: Spekulant. A report was made on the tabulation of bids for furnishing labor, materials