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HomeMy WebLinkAboutApril 8, 1952PW~EAD~?G .OF BTT,T,q: Gross Salaries Ed. Phillips& Sons Co. Natch Corp. of Amer. Ed. Phillips & Sons Co. Floyd Bixler George ~asko DSnnis Roach DorothyTigue Alpha Bis set Dorothy Salvail Ruth Olson Hilma Gauvit te Eva Pritchard Erna True Harriet Ju!kowski Violet B!osberg Paula Gordon Rose Ostrander Grace Hunsch Florence D~hl G~,~ndol~n ~.Samuelson ~artha E. Kutz Eatherine ~iller Adeline Schultz Ruth Halek Adeli~e Fedorko N~ 1 ~red Hollopeter Col~Hts.Fire Dept. 7,622.79 448.72 21.92 1,539.15 5.00 17.22 31.16 12. O0 12.00 12. O0 12.00 12.00 11.25 11.25 ' 11.25 11.25 11.25 12.00 12. O0 12. O0 12.00 12.00 10;88 10.88 10.88 10.88 10.88 123.00 Col.Hts.Firemen, s Relief Assoc. Sumner T. Francis Rosella C. Johnson S.F. K~e s ~zie 5.~pls. Gas Co. John Nordin' Northern States Power Co. N.W. Bell Telephone Co. Ray Byberg Petroleum Service John Smith State of NLnn. Civil Service Ali Sundberg Dorothy Tigue Leory Trafton ~alco!m Watson TOTAL 18.71 150.00 5.80 300.C0 226.~0 38.01 8,75 179.55 125,00 242.05 75.oo 19. O0 25.00 5. 'o 15.75 13.25 ' Notion .by Spekulant seconded by Holm to pay these bills o~t of their proper funds. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by Spekulant seconded by Lange to adjourn at ll:20 P.N. Roll Call - All ves. Secretary to the Council OFFICIAL PNDC~.-T~O~GS Regular Meeting April 8, 1952 Meeting called to order at 8:15 P.M. All members present. Ninutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Notion by Lange seconded by S~ekulaut, authorizing the City ~anager, City Attorney and Prof. Uise to negotiate v~_th the City of Minneapolis on the Hilltop Storm Drain. Roll C~ll - All Ayes. Motion by Lange seconded by Deeble to accept the bid of the Gopher Equipment Co. on the Street Roller, gas powered ~t $5,195.00. Roll Call~- ~_!! Ayes. ~otion by Holm seconded by Deeble to table the letter received from the Fire Civil Service Comm~issiSn dated Marck !Tth~ askLng for a fourth full time Fireman. Roll Call - Ail A~zes. A letter was received from the Mayor making the £ollowing appointments: Steve Gorecky to the Fire Civil Service Co~mdssion · Brunis Miskowic to the Ptar~ ~uing Commission v John Behun re-appointed to the Park Board · LawrenceA~e~ta~ointed to the Plarnaing Commission. ~ ~otion by Deeble seconded by Spekulant, confirming the Eayors appointment of Steve A. Gorecky to the Fire Civil Service Commission. Roll Call - All Ayes. Eotion by Lange seconded by Holm, to table the L~ayor's appointment of Brunis ~iskowic to the Plamaing Commission and the re-appointments of Jo~ Behun to the Park Board and La~rence Aren,t to the Planning Commission. Roll C~all - All A~s. A petition wa~ received from residents on 2nd and Main street, 38th to ~0th Avenues, asking for cinders and streets made at least passable. Plans are to put in a storm sewer as soon as possible this spring. The ~[ayor stated that he is ~ in, favor of a City wide ,StSrm ~we~ ~u~ey ~ud is opposed to' the' 2nd etreet' pro~&ct "~ulsss it' fits ~nt0 the system with 'the' rest ef the city. Eotion by Holm seconded by Deeble authorizing the City ~.~anager to get &n e~timated cost for a city wide storm sewer survey. Roll Call - All Ayes. : ~fotion by Lange seconde& by Spe~alant authorizing the City Manager to advertise for bids on the 2nd street drainage project. Roll Call - All Ayes. Motion by Lange seconder by Deeble,~ to turn the letter received from Lucil!e Hammond over to the City Attorney. Roll CaLl - AL1 Ayes. Second reading of Ordinance No.299, An Ordinance to regulate and design, const~action, installation and maintenance of signs and B~l]boards~ providing for the administration aud enforcement thereof, a~d proa~iding p~naities for the violation thereof. A representative from the Twin City Outdoor Adv. Assn., M~. Sather from Peks Lbr. Co. and several other interested oarties were present and apposed the passing of this ~rdinance. ~rdinance No.299 offered by Lange seconded by Hob.- Roll Call - Holm, Lange, Deeble ~nd Spekulant - Yes. Stopka - No. ~otion by Deeble seconded by Lange, to grant the renewal license to L.E. La~ay~ ~!0 Third Ave. No~ for Electrical work. Roll Call - Ail A~s. ~irst reading of Ordinance No.300, Being ~n Ordinance re~ating andrequiring ~eporting of vehicle accidents. ~ecommendations were recei%~d from the Planning Com~4ssion to ~zone:five lots 9n v~est side of University between ~th and 4~th. ~irst reading of 0rd~mance No.301, Being au Or ~din~nee to amend OrdLuance.~17! the ~ae being an ordinance~entitled '~An Ordin~uce for the purpose of promoting health, safet 9rder~ conv~me~ce,~ and general v~lfare by regularin~ the hse of l~nd~ the location ~nd the use of buildings and the arrangement of b~ilding lots and ~he density of population in the city of $olumbia Heights. Notice ?.~s received of the Minnesota State Fire School to be held April 28th to Nay 2nd, fee for the five days $15.00 per man.. Our Fire Chief has requested that four men attend from o~zr Fire Department. ~otion by Deeble seconded by Spekul&u~, authorizing this expense for firemen to attend this fire school. Roll Call - All Ayes. Resolution offered by Deeble seconded by Holm, ~ER.I~,/L% many plumbers have been grossly negligent in properly filling, and kee~ing f~]]ed, the openLugs dug for sewer and water house corauections,- frequently necessitating extra ~ork for the City, A~YD ~£~F~AS, the city ordinance requires plumbers to f~]] A~D ~AINTAIN such openings without any notice by the city; NOW T?~_2~EFORE HE IT RESOLVE~ by the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights, that effective l0 days from date hereof, a penalty of $10.00 minimum will be charged to each plumber in each case where it is necessary to send out a city crew to repair s~ch openings if such repairs are not made within 24 hours of notice to the plumber to have repairs made; ~E iT ~0-RTH-ER RESOLVED, that whe're it is necesaa~- to repeat such warniugs, a ser~_ce charge of $2.00 for each such warning shall be charged, after the third warnLng. BE IT FL~THER RESOLVED, that, ~l~m~e~e-a~e-_=e~we~-~-~a~ the license of the plumber involved will be suspended after l0 days from date of billing such charges until paid. BE IT FL~THER RESOLVED, that plumbers are required in backfillS_rig to puHdle all such openings aud remove excess dirt from the street. Roll Call - All ~Ayes. Notion by Holm seconded by Spekulant to caucel check No.663 made out to M~nnesota Hospital Service. Roll Call - All A~s. ~otion by Lange seconded by Deeble, authorizing the City Manager to dm~aw up an Ordinance for the sale of bonds in the amour of $150,000.00. Roll Call - All Ayes. ~otion ~ Lauge seconded by Spek~l~mt, that April 22nd be set as a Public Hearing on the Hilltop Petition. Roll C~ - All Ayes. Several residents on 37th Avenue east of Central complained of street conditions ~d objected to being ~.t~edfor w~rk done by He~mepin County. request was made to have alley cut through between Tyler and Polk fr~om 39th to 40th READING OF BILLS: Salaries Harry ~T. Anderson Auto Electric Supply Borchert I~ersoll Inc. Coast to Coast Store Col.Peights Fire Dept. Col.Heights Record Col.Heights Pha~acy Col~mbia Tool & Die Uorks Construction Bulletin Victor Contoski ¥?~lter E. Cottrell Da~ielaon Drug Co. Dependable Motors Inc. Drott Nfg.Corp. $8,012.26 93. o 3o. 5 65.98 5.96 119.00 157 · 30 5.40 13.20 8.20 272.00 11.65 6.88. 1.33 8.39 First Nat'l. Bank of Mpls.17!75.20 Grant Storage Battery Co. 16.24 Fred L. Grey Co. 5.00 Herbert Groth 16.00 Hailing Bros.~otor Supply 45.73 Heights Electric Co. 19.34 International Harvester 2.80 Johnson Auto Supply ¢o. 5.92 J.A. ]Clubertang ~7.00 Landers NordblomChristenson 277.68 Leer Bros.Inc. 1.9~ Gladys E. Eiller,Npls .Treas. 603.81 ~11 er Davis Co. 1~2.36 The Einar Go. 8.70 Minnesota Envelope Co. 30.50 Minn. Fire Ext. Co. 191.80 Neptune Meter Co. 48.51 Northern Sanitary Supply Co. 5.7~ Northern States Power Co. 1,326.24 N.W. Hydro Gas Co. 6.60 D.W. On~n & Sons, Inc. 1.00 Nilton G. Ouimette 5,00 Ovshak Prtg.Co. 53.50 Bills Cont'd.: Peks, Inc. i2.61 Pioneer Steel Fabricators, !.00 Rocket Oil Co. 243.20 H,A. Rogers Co. 3.30 Gerald A. Rose 83.30 Rosenwald Cooper Inc. 66.00 Victor Sa~ 22.00 John Sema~ ~.00 ~kel!y~ ~il Co. !9~,©0 Standard Spring Co. 78.48 Super:~or Extermima±ing Co. 3.00 Supt.o£ Documents U.S.Ptg.h4.00 Joseph E. Wargo 600.00 Vfarner HardY;are Co. 3.90 Wi!li~,~s Hard%~are Co. 22.22 Em,H. Z%egler Co. 149.~t George ~;~asko 32,62 Bruns~ick,Ba!ke, Collender 3.24 Coca Cola Go. 2!.bi4 E.B. Crabtree ~4, 89 Farnham Stationery Supply 3.60 Ideal Sales Co. 23.00 Langs HardT:are 22.07 Joh~ Leslie ~aper Co. t0,3~ Jokm L. ~urzyn 10.00 Nesbitt Bottlimg Ce. 22.76 V/alter Reirfi~art ~. O0 Seven-Up Botting Co. 29,67 Straughan Hardee:are Co. !0.2~ Chaska Bev.Co. ~,0~ Coca Cola Bottling Works 30.72 Distillers Distr. Co. Jobm C. Doherty O.~f. Droney Bev.Co. Ebin Brothers Famous Br ~nds Ed. T. Foran ~o. Ganzer Distr. Co. Griggs Cooper Co. Karo Distr. Co. Johnson Bros. 66 Inc. Kuether Dist. Co. John Leslie Paper Co, EcKesson & Robbi_ns ~idwest Wine~ Co. ~fpts. Brewing Co. Porris Distr. Co. 01~ Peoria Co. Inc. Ernest Olson Pabst Sales Co. Petty Cash Po!grim Bottling Co. Seven-Up Bot$~ing Co. Swiss Wine House Wil!ard Distr. Co. Co!.Heights Agency John H. Nordin ¥.G. Ouimette John Seman Carl E. Sorenson TOTAL ,26o. 5 319.20 162.32 617.49 2~198.38 38.1o Ol.OO 1, 3il. Ua 69.00 18 n~ 38.2o 20.32 t,77~.?t 4o2.03 !,227,h~ 3.39 1 .8o 157.10 178.03 376.2~ 48 .8 239.70 8.81 1 3.24 ~t36.77 !96. f3 ...... !~otion by Speku!an~; seconded by Deebie to pay these bills out of their proper funds. Roll Call - Ail Ayes, l~_otion t~y Lange seconded by Spekulant to adjo~rn~ Et !!:!5 P.~i. Roll Call - Ail Ayes. Secretary to the Council OFFIC !AL' PROC~DI~!GS Regular ~eeting April 22, _1952 ~._eeti~ called to order at 8:10 P.M. All members present. !:inures cf the last meeting were read and approved. Bids were received from the following firms for Water Mains: !, Beldon-Porter 2. Wolf Construction Co. 2. ~'.D~.,G~stsifson & Co. ~. Lametti & Sons 3. Phelps Drake 6. Richard ~. Ferrin