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Home My WebLink AboutDecember 10, 1953OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Reg~lar Meeting ~ Meeting called ~ order at 8:00 P.M. December 8, All members presen.t. 19~3 Motion by Deebie.seconded by Holm~hat the me~ting be recessed until Thursday, December 10, at 8 P.M. Roll Call - All Ayes.~ ~ Motion by Holm seconded by Knutson that the m~eting be adjourned. Rol% call - , ~1! Ayes. OFFICIAL PROCEED_~GS Regular Meeting December 10, 1953 'Meeting called to order at 8:15 P.N. Ail members present. ' Notion by Deeble, seconded by~otm appointing ~Temple Nygaard as secretary for this 'meeting. Roll C~-vll,' sll ayes~ · N~uutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Notion by Deeb!e, seconded by Holm that the following bills be paid out of their proper funds.' Roll call, all ayes. Griggs Cooper & Co. Ed Phillips & Sons Co. Henry Dykhuizen Ha~ry W. Anderson Ralph Corbett Kenneth Stinson Fl6yd B~ler W. E. Cottreil ~onroe Dragsten Joe Podany Walter Reinhart Virgil Berg Robert Hunczak Americau Linen Supply Co. American Standard Adler Steel Products Co. E~ E. Bjorklund 1,220.17 1,265.08 ~_~.o4 2~4.13 110,80 84.6o 16.64 19.76 15.6o 33.92 ~.56 5.00 ~.o4 4.53 35.96 276~00 4°00 Bury and Carlson Inc. Central Machine Works Co. Century Tool & Metal Co. Col; Heights Fire Dept. Col; Heights Firemen's Relief Assn. Col; Heights Water & Sever Depts. - Col; He~ghts Water Dept. Col. Heights Record Crane Company Crown Iron ~,~rks Co. First Natl. Bank of k~ls. F & E Check Protectors Dr. H. D. Good Goodin Company Globe Office Furn. 112°89 13.86 80.58 243.00 laO.3O 127.99 1,OOOoOO 10.80 28.51 8.40 3,186.47 52.50 3.00 Fred L. Gr~y Co. 5.00 Halling Bros. Motor Supply 45.04 Hoff Rubber Stanp Co. 2.73 Vernon S. Houim 5.00 Internatl.~ssn of Chiefs of Police 10,00 Internatl. Harvester Ce. 15.89 Johnson Bros. 66 Service 52.91 Floyd C. Lawson 15.47 Leef Bros. !nc. 4.52 Gtadys E. Miller 42.00 Miller Davis Co. 13.49 The Minar Company 26.85 Morton Salt Co. 86.14 Mueller Co. 46.06 Natl. Institute of M~aicipal Cl. 10.00 W.S.Nott Company Ou~mette & Murphy Ins. Northern States Power Wm. A. Ostmoe Ovshak Printing Co. A.W. Pa~lso n Peks Inc Petroleum Service Police & Court Patty Cash Quaker Rubber Corp. Rock~t Oil Co. H.A.Rogers Co. Rosenwald Cooper Inc. Victor Sar ~ohn Seman Transport Clearings Underwood Corp. Joseph Wargo ]~aterous Company ~estern Metal Products Williams Hardware Am~ric~ Linen Brunswick Bal~ke ~ollender Ca~ada Dry C.H.Park Boar~ Petty Cash E · B. C rabtree Farnham Station /co. Nesbi~r~ Bottling Co. Peks Inc., CoGa Cola Compa~ C an zer Distributors 11.96 State Treasurer 3.50 John ~.~urzyn lO.O0 Ovshak Printing Co, 28.50 Seven Up Bottling Co. 34.00 Tracy Printing Co. 53.00 ~ Trenchs Variety Store~ 11.46 American Linen ~upply 26.89 Annis Electric Co. 6.28 Val Bjornson~ 3.50 Carbonic Machin~ Inc. 35.00 Chaska Beve=age Co. 66.01 Co!. Heights Agency 524.36 Distillers Distributor Co. 2,979.35 John C. Doherty 465.35 Coca Cola Bottling Co. 50.80 O. M. Droney 253.02 3.85 Ebin Brothers 2,709.38 10.00 Famous Bran~ds 955.19 1,282.94 Ganzer Distributors 474.32 15.00 Gold Medal Bev. Co. 39.00 32.50 j.I.Holcomb Mfg Co. 28.35 108.00 Kato Distri~)£ing Co. 46.00 31.O7 Kuether Distributing Co, 33.13 120.96 Lynn Johnson Co. 30.00 18.10 John Leslie Paper Co. 27.52 227.36 Mckesson &Robbins 1,913.12 423.21 March Corp. of America 65~76 10.32 Mid~est Wine Co. 482.15 7.00 Monarch Cleaning Chemicals 16.22 19.00 Mpls. Brewing Company 1,269,00 42.38 Natl~ Cash Reg. Co. 6.75 12.29 Pabst Sales Co. 196.68 21.36 Old Peoria Company 2,893.09 13.50 Petty Cash - Liquo~ Store 207.77 22.50 Pilgrim Bottling Co. 856.95 266.50 .Seven Up Bottling ~Co. 159.83 35.61 H.G. Sip, 524.59 19.28 .Standard Cigar & Tobacco 28.30 391.71 Swiss Wine Hous~ 101.95 4.80 ~Wiliard Distributing 176.30 13.10 'Salaries 9,O18.27 96~47 4go5 47.84 TOTAL 39,305.64 !9~70 25.96 The City Manager ~as instructed to contact the Village Clerk of Fridley regarding a ~oint meeting of the two councils in regar~ to the ~ater Contract between Col~mbia Heights and ~he Vi~lage of~ F~_dley. ~ The C,tty Manager was instructed to. check on ~he license fees charged for Juke Boxes and Theatres in neighboring communities. ~ Motion by Deeble, seconded by Hosch to p~y the ~Lunesota Department of Hi§~wa~ the $3,655.79 balance due on repaying Highway #65. Roll call, all ayes. A letter was read from the Columbia Heights Fire Department requesting certain increases. Motion bj~ Holm, seconded by Enutson, to olac~ this letter on file. call, all ayes. - Roll Notion by Deeble, seconded by Holm, to place on file the letter from ~r. and %~rs. Oscar D~stad regarding a street light on 38 & California street. Roll c~ll, all ayes. Notion by Deeble, seconded by Hosch to place on file the ltter from Mr. John Niles, Secretary of the Recreation Department of South St. Paul. Roll call, all ayes. A statement has been received from the Public Employees Retirement Association for $2,107.83 due them. The City Nanager was instructed to obtain a more detailed s t ateme nt. Resolution offered by Hosch, seconded by Knutson, The City Council of the City of Columbia Heights hereby resolves that, ~EREAS, Special Assessments for the East ~0 feet of Lot 32, Block 2~. Reservoir Hills Addition ou Job No. 2~3 in the amount of $50 have been pa. id in full; BE IT THE~FORE P~.SOLVED that the Co~uTty Audito[r be and he ~is hereby authorized and directed to strike from the assessment rolls~ the aforesaid assessments~ Roll call, all ayes. First readi~ng of ordinance 317 b$ing an ordinanc[e s~ending o~dinance No. 31g, being an ordinance ~cre~ating a Library Board of the Cit. y of Columbia Heights. First reading of ordinance 318, being an ordin~.ce amending ordinance No. ~?l beLq~g au ordin~uce for the purpose of promoting ~health, safety, order, convenience, and ~general welfare by regula~m~ the use of la~d, and lo~ation and the use of hula. dings and the arrangement of buil ~ding lots and the density of population in the .City of Columbia Heights. (lots 3~-42 inclusive, and the ~ast ½ of Lot 3h and the South ½ of lots l~, 16, and 17, Block ~, Reservoir Hills) ~ FirSt reading of ordinance319, being an ordina~n~e amending ordinance No. l?l being an ordin~uc~ for the purpose of promoting health, safety, order, convenience and general welfare ~y regulating the use of land, and the location ahd the use of buildings and the arrangement of~ building lots and ~the density of population in the City of Columbia Heights. (that part of .Lot 32 Block 3, Waltons 1st subdivision of Reservoir Hills, lying_ Northeasterly of the following d~escribed line: commencing at a point on the Southeas~rly line of said Lot 32, 65 ' northeasterly from the southeasterly corner of said lot 32, thence Northwesterly parallel with the South- westerly line of s~aid Lot 32 to the North line of .said lot 32. ) Ngtion by Deeble, seconded by Knutson, to gr. ant .cdgaratte license to Erick Johnson, 334 - ~Oth Avenue Northeast. P~ll c~!, all ayes. A 'petition was :received f~om the residents of Jefferson and Nadis~n streets, between 43 & Ii4 for a solution to the storm water probl~em, in that area. Notion by Holm, seconded by Hosch that the matter of a storm drain in that area be referred to 'the City Manager and the City Engineer for further study, and the City Manager be instructed to take steps to obtain the necess ~ary easements. Mo~ion by Hosch seccaded ~y Holm that the City Manager be author~Jzed to advertise for bids for a front end loader. Roll call,~ all~ ayes. Notion by Deeble, seconded by Holm, to adjourn at 9:20.