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Home My WebLink AboutJanuary 3, 1950READYNG OF BILLS (Cont'd.) ~!il! City Distrib. Co. ~ 13.75 Fairbanks-~,iorse ~ 1!00.00 ~orrls Etlwenger 513.75 TOTAL ~709!i. 83 ~otion by Spekulant seconded by Lange that the bills be paid out of their prcper funds. Roll Call-Ail Ayes. Motion by Lange seconded by Yencho to SEC~IETARY C 07: S IL O~t~' i~CIAL ? ROCEEDI~GS i~,(ee, ting called tc order All members present. january 3, 1950 A. 0ndick of ~he City Sanitary Drivers & Helpers Union was present. ~e presented a demand for a 7-cent hourly pay increase for the Park Board and St_~eet Crew workers, together with a request for various, improvements and a clear statement of fm_e ~-ity rules and reg~dtations on seniority, sick ieave_ and other emp!o~ee rigt~ts. The City i,ianager agreed to draw up a plan regarding the oit-y employees' ri~hts, wh~ich he would present for the spproval of both the Council and the I,[otioa by Trench seconmed by Lange that the salary scale for the above em- p!oyees be set at the sa~ae scale as in 1949. Roll Call-Ail Ayes. ~.esolution offered by Yencho seconded by Spekuiant, -,'~%EREAS the salary o£ the Council Secretary has been at substantial variance with the rates of ~ ~ b~ ~te City paT~- o~' other work in the City, NO'f;, T~.LE?~EFORE, BE iT F~E$0LVED ~ Council of the City of Co!tunbia Heights that his salary be increased to ~!!6.00 a meeting. Roll Call-Ail Ayes. }.lotion by Trench seconded by Yencho that ~4r. Ink be invited to come to Columbia Heights at ~ity expense for an interview for the position of Assistant City },~anager. Roll Call-Ail Ayes. l~lotion by~=~eku!ant seconded by Ls_nge tb~t the followlng_ licenses be granted: 0;T-AUD OI~F-SALE BEER, CIGA?G~TTE ~ A. Secebarth 54V-40th Ave. 0~i- A~"D 0PF-SAAE B~ER AlS P~STAUP~tYT E--~-~ P. ~R~nni'ng 50'O-40th Ave. Ol~:~:- SA%E ~EER Voss Super~Valu 4020 Central Ave. BEER AUD C iGAI:iETTE E ~ Krook S. Schultz Fred Riedel A. Andersch Vane's Food ~iarket Erick Johnson 4257 Je£fers~n St. 4201 Jefferson St. 4901 University Ave. 604-40th Ave. 4000 Central Ave. 334-40th Ave. CIGARETTE FraD~ CeOh Daisy phelps Abner Shivers Conrad Olson Olaf Johnson 666~0t~ Ave~ 501-40th Ave. 1~09-37th Ave. 508-40th Ave. 918-40th Ave. EL EC TRI CAL ~arquette Electric Henry Nester Collins Elect. Co. Bates Elect. Serv. Raymond Vos ika Herbert Bacon Fred F~asier O. B. Thompson PL J~BI~G A1 Dahlberg Carl Althaus Tabaka Plumbing Co. HEAT iN G 'Nelso~'Sheet Metal Co. Cronstrom Htz. & Sheet Welter Heating & Air Cond. Co. Carl A1 thaus Burke-~iahon Heating Co. GAS6LI:TE STATION Rocket 0il Joe 0cel RETAIL If ILK TRUCK Ohleen Dairy Franklin Cooperative RETS! L BREAD TRUCK ~6r" Baking 'Co. RES TA ~PtAmi~Tr 'Hilda AnGe rson PINBALL John Chudek 302 Y_arqUette Ave., Minneapolis 2308 Victory Memorial Drive, Minneapolis 1425 Wash. Ave. S., ~,linneapolis 2912 Henn. Ave., Ninneapol][s l~cGinty Rd.. Hopkins 65:25 Centra~ Ave. 912 S. 3rd, },~inneapolis 5609 Chicago Ave., Nimaeapolis 2010 Emerson Ave. N., ~.inneapolis 4231 Central Ave. 3846 Polk St. 4206 Cedar, 'l,~inrs apolis 4225 Hiawatha, ~[inneapolis 46~7 Chicago Ave., l~(inneap olis 42Z1 CentrAl Ave. 202 Glenwood Ave., ~linneapolis 5907 Central Ave. (2 pumps) 39OS. University Ave. (2 pumps) 2221-!5th Ave. ~':i~neapolis (1 truck) 2108 Wash. Ave.S;~':.:., Y. inneapolis (5 trucks) 912 E. 24th, ~,iinneapolis "Jo'rm C~Hudek 4002 Central Ave. (1 machine) Roll ~a!l on the motion to grant the above licenses --- All Ayes. Councilmen Trench and Yancho left the meeting at this time. Mr. Ondick, the union representative, returned and advised that the Stree% Crew and Park Board workers had made a motion to take more drastic action~ i£ t2~e Council did not revoke its decision to set wages at the 1~9 scale;~ T~e ~ ~re C~ief was present and requested an equalization of the wage rates~fgr th? e~m~loyees 9I.~ the P.o~iice and Fire Departn~nts. The Council agreem ~o pu~ o~z any acumon on ~mae request until the followin~j meeting. The Liquor Store ~iana~ger requested his salary be equalized with the scales paid in other similar ~innesota co~unities. The Council advised it would give the matter further consideration. ~f. otion by Lange seconded by Spekulant that the Police Department be auth- orized to hire a man to shbstitute for the officers who are off-duty during their vacation periods. Roll Call-All Ayes. The Cit~ Manager stated that Donald Shanedlin~ ,!~d ,asked for a change of the previous meeting.s motionto grant him~ ~neanre and bowling alley license at Lots 12, 13 and 14, Block ~2, when the building permit is issued for t~he construction of the above building. I~..~r. Shanediin~... 4002 Central Ave. (1 },lachine) 4003-5th St. - req~ested that the authorized location in the motion be changed to a sate on Ce~tra! Avenue on part of Block { of -.'~al'ton's Rearrangement of Lots ~S and $4, Block 6, between Seth and Gould Aves., on Central Ave. Y~otion by Spekulant sec.~nded by Lange that the aCOve request be granted. Roll la!l-A!l Ayes. ~otion by Spekulant seconded by Lange ~ COEi;C IL SECRETARY 0FFICI~i PROCEEDINGS Regular Meet Lug ~MAYOR January !0, 1950 Ne~ting called to order at 8 P.N. All members present. ~inutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved. A. 0ndlck, union representative, was present. He asked if the Council had decided to rescind its decision to leave the wages of the Park Board and Street Crew employees at the 19~ scale. The Council advised it had not changed its attitude. The matter was discussed further, but no action wa~ taken. Blair Estabrooks was present and requested a 00-day extensiou of his tem- porary permit to live in a house trailer at ~ Benjamin St. Notion by Sp~kulant seconded by Trench to grant the request. Roll Call-All Ayes. Charles Redman, of Otis Clark & Co., and Donald Shanedling, of Henry Shanedling Sons Corp., were present. ~They outlined proposed plans for the construction of a theatre, bowling alley and shopping center on the east side of Central Ave., between ~gth and ~Oth Aves. They asked the Council to limit to two the number of motion picture theatre licenses which could be held in the City during the next ten years. The Council agreed to place a limit of two such licenses for the next eight years, or until the population reaches l$,000people. First reading of Ordinance No. being an ordinance entitled, "AN ORDiNANCE RELATING TO AND REGUIATING THE NUMBER OF ~OTION PICTURE THEATRES IN THE CI~ 0P COLUI~IA HEIGHTS". Mo~ion by Lange seconded by Trench that the Columbia Heights Record be named as the official newspaper of the City of Columbia Heights to print the proceedings of the Columbia Heights City Council. Roll Call-All Ayes. Mo~ion by Lange seconded by Trench that the trailer pump now stored in ~he City equipment shed be put into working condition and stored in the Fire Department building. Roll Call-All Ayes. Eo~ion by Spekulant seconded by Lange to grant the following licenses: GAS STATION ~J Johnson ~0~$ Central (~ pumps) Loren & Ralph's Rotor Serv. ~00-~0th Ave. (~ pumps)