06-15-48 City Council Minutes203
June 15, 1948
A regular meeting of the Village Council of the
Village of Golden Valley was held at the Village Hall'
at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on Tuesday, June 15. The following
members responded to roll.call: President Cordner, Trustees
Frandsen, Pinch, Putnam, and Reiss.
The minutes of the meeting held June 1 were read and on
motion by Pinch seconded by Frandsen approved.
The president opened the meeting to the consideration
of bids for the construction of a fire station. The follow-
ing bids were received: (Tabulation indicates in Column 1 the
amount bid in section 1 for General Construction, In Cclurnn
2 Altern?te 1A, In Column 3 Alternate 1B all according to the
plans and specifications of Armstrong &' Schlichting)
Maurice Mandel
x'24314.00
$1458.00
$2944.00
Bonander end Company
20860.00
985.00
1300.00
Jacobsen and Quist
21123.65
1001.00
1237.76
J. J. Niebuhr Co.
23350.00
1632.00
1040.00
D'Arcy Leck Const. Co.
21714.00
997.00
1251.00
Kalestad ConstructionCo.37800.00*
1800.00
1700.00
*Includes general & mechc.nic
a.l
The following bids were received for mechanical instal-
lations:
Oren Weinmann Plumbing system complete as per
plans and specifications $1175.00
Oren Weinmann Pump and Tank installed
complete as per plans and
specifications 990.00
Bernard A.Shuttleworth 5HP Deming Pump,Tank and
Controls 805.00
Plumbing 517.35
Septic Tank & Cesspool 350.00
Heating Ducts and Fan 725.00
Electrical 679.16
Electrical Fixtures 200.00
After due consideration of bids, motion by Feiss was
seconded by Frandsen and carried rejecting the bids of
Maurice &:andel, Kallestad Construction, and J. J.Niebhhr Co.
instructing the return of their bidders checks, and referring
the balance of the bids to the Architect for his report to
the Council at the meeting of June 22.
Treasurer's report dated June 1 showing a balance in
all funds of ,,.32,766.71 and listing the following receipts
in the amount of X5837.21 was read and a copy placed on file:
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Carl G. Lindell
Charlotte Buchen
P. J. Arnoldy
Lucille Radisch
n rr
Chester Tomcheek
Swan Erickson
n n
Superior Country
Joel Loeketz
Iver Stanger
David Felder
fl n
Ele ctficien's License
Paving As smt . Lake Ave.
n n n n
OnSale Liquor License
Off Sale " It
n a it if
Building Permits
Plumbing Permits
Club On Sale Liquor License
Off Sale Liquor License
it if n n
Robert Ringstad
J. B. Lambert
F. Y. Tripp
John Kvalsten
Chester Campbell
Robert F. Fitzsimmons
Cigarette License
Sof t Drink License
ff It It
Ele ctrican's Lice
n n
Justic~ Court Fines
March Tax SettlementEal.
1.00
179.82
179.82
1500.00
100.00
100.00
341.00
265.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
7.00
10.00
10.00
10.`;0
1.00
1.00
171.05
2660.52
,'5837.21
- After consideration of bills payable motion by Frandsen
seconded by Pinch was carried to allow for payment the
following in the amount of 5552.58:
1608
Everett Frandsen
99.80
1609
Al ?McGinnis
125.20
1610
Geo. Homberger
103.90
1611
Patrick Loaney
11,.10
1612
Paul LeBrun
110.00
1613
Ralph Hoag,
88.00
1614
John Bakke
16.00
1615
Ralph A. Christiansen
58.40
1616
John Ferrin
58.40
1617
James V. �uittam
38.00
(Orders above issued for payment)
1618
Enterprise Publishing Corp.
168.90
1619
J. A. Curtis Prtg. Co.
5.75
1620
Miller Davis Co.
1.00
1621
J. A. Curtis Prtg.
29.75
1622
Jape Olson Co.
112.50
1623
Gail D. Milson
3.95
1624
Skelly Oil Co.
12.64
1625
State of Minnesota
16.00
1626
Minn. Fire Equipment Co.
60.00
1627
Koehler Service Inc.
36.00
-1628
Hitchcock & Estabrook, Inc.
500.00
1629
Shell Oil Co.
33.03
1630
National Bushing & Parts Co.
3.50
1631
M. E. Freeman
909.50
1632
W -E. Freeman
281.75
1633
V-1- E. Freeman
330.75
1634
Paul Doyle
74.13
1635
Walter H. Haglund
74.13
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1636 Robert A. Johnson 28.00
1637 Peter R askob 101.50
1638 Armstrong & Schlichting 495.00
1639 E. H. Renner & Sons 1361.0
1640 Hennepin County 92.70
1641 J. A. Curtis Printing 14.00
y' 5552158
Following the appearance of Mr. Don Morgan, attorney
for Frank McCormick, requesting the acceptance and approval
of the plat of Gopher Addition, motion by Pinch was seem ded
by Reiss and approved authorizing the President and Clerk to
execute acceptance of the plat in accordance with the follow-
inJ terms agreed to by Mr. Morgan:
1. The Platters shall install street signs
in accordance with Village specifications
2. The platters will poet a performance bond
for completion of the roads in Gopher Add.
in an amount to be determined by the Council
3. Acceptance is subject to approval of roads
by road commissioner
4. Platters will not file the plat until notice
that they are free to de so is given them by
the Village Attorney.
Mr. Russell Smith presented to the Council personal
surety bond of the Golden Oaks Company in the amount of
x:3000.00 for the blacktopping of roads in the Golden Oaks
Addition previous to September 1, 1950. Motion by Pinch
was seconded by Putnam accepting the bond and instructing
the Clerk to notify the Federal Housing Administration of
its having been filed, and approved.
Following the reading of a request from Jack Kennedy,
3601 Golden Valley Road, for permission to resume the dumping
operation at those premises and a petition of adjoinii4g
property owners favoring the request, motion by Putnam was
seconded by Reiss and carried to allow the dumping for a
period of 90 days from June 15.
Mrs. Clarence Tolg, having received the final approval
of.the Sunny Ridge Plat from the Planning Commission, pre-
sented the plat for approval of the Council. Trustee Pinch
made the following motion: That before granting final accept-
ance to the plat of Sunny Ridge Addition the developer widen
4th Avenue North by 15feet on the South side from Meadow
Lane to the East side of Archibald Avenue and install gravel
to the satisfaction of the road commissioner. The motion
was seconded by Putnam and approved.
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Mr. George Casey appeared before the Council with
respect to surface water entering his property on Golden
Valley Road, and. was instructed to contact the County
Highway Department.
Following the reading of a petition by Donald K. Kaelow
and others constituting the owners of more than 516,7] of the
property abutting Parkview Boulevard from North Valley
View Drive to 26th Avenue North, to vacate 10 feet on
each side of Parkview Boulevard, motion by Reiss seconded
by Pinch to hold a public hearing at the reguler meeting
of the Council July 6 to consider the vacation of 10 feet
on each side of Parkview Boulevard.
Following the reading of a letter of the Planning
Commission of June 12 on the subject of street re -naming
and re-numberin together with the final report of the
Planning Commission committee and the appearance of T. A.
Moes, Chairman, motion by Rdiss seconded by Frandsen was
approved accepting the report and referring it to the Vil-
lage Attorney for the prepar^tion of necessary documents
for further action by the Council.
Motion by Pinch seconded by Reiss to provide P3CO.00
additional budget for operations of the Planning Ccrxiission
was approved.
Notion by Reiss seconded by Pinch to set up a budget
of '500.00 for use of the Park Board in further develop-
ment of the Belmont Park and for Trustee Pinch to relay
to the Park Board the communication of the Chester Bird
Post of June 14 on development of the baseball area for
their consideration was approved.
Following presentation by Mr. Hipp of the plat known
as Hipp's Addition, the matter was referred to the road
chairman to determine wh::ther or not the roads had been
properly graveled.
Mr. Paul Enghauser stated on behalf of himself and
the Towle Company that they wished to handle the drainage
of Papoose Lake in Noble Grove addition in accordance with
the recommendations of the Village Engineer on the basis
of assessments, circulating the petition in the Northern half
of the area for the improvement.
Following the reading of a report from the Zoning
Committee of the Planning Commission on the recuest of Mr.
Lee Whiting on behalf of the Family Broadcasting Company,
motion by Reiss was seconded by Frandsen and carried to
hold a public hearing at the Village Hall on July 6 to
consider the re -zoning of the following def:cribed lr-nd.
from open development to community store:
1. That part of Government Lot 2,
Section 33, Township 118, Range
21, described as follows: Commenc-
ing at the Northeast corner of said
Government Lot 2, thence South
18 feet, thence West parallel with
the North line of . said Govern-
ment Lot 2 a distance of 424.7
feet, thence South parallel with
the r.ast line of said Government
Lot 2 a distance of 249 feet, more
or less, to the Northerly line of
the right of way of the Minnesota
Western Railway Company, thence
Northwesterly along the Northerly
line of said right of way to its
intersection with the West line of
said Government Lot 2, thence
North along the West line of said
Government Lot 2 a distance of
124.5 feet, more or less, to the
Northwest corner of said Govern-
ment Lot 2, thence East along the
North line of said Government
Lot 2 to the point of beginning,
excepting therefrom the Easterly
33 feet taken for highway pur-
poses.
2. Also that part of Government Lot
ment Lot 1 a distance of 200
feet, thence West parallel with the
highway purposes.
1, Section 33, Township 18, Range
21, described as follows: Commenc-
ing at the Southeast corner of said
South line' of said Government
Lot i to ,.the West line of said
excluding, .however, all that part
or parts of either of the above de-
O
Government Lot 1, thence North
along the East line thereof a dis,
Government Lot 1, thence South
along the West line thereof a dis-
scribed parcels of land which lie
or may lie East of a line drawn
y
lel of 60 feet, thence West paral•
lel the South line of said
tance of 260 feet to the -Southwest
corner of ..Said Government Lot 1, ;
parallel to and distant 300 feet
in a Westerly direction from the
with
Government Lot 1 a distance of
424.7 feet, thence North
thence East along the South line'
of said Government Lot 1 to the
western boundary of the main trav-
elled right-of-way of State High-
parallel
with the East line of said Govern-
point of beginning, excepting there-
from the: Easterly 33 feet taken for _
way number 100.
Motion by
Reiss seconded by Pinch
that the Clerk
write
the Highwey Department recuesting the installation of
mechanical stop
and go signs at the
Glenwood and 19th
venue
intersections with the Belt Line was
approved.
Motion by Reiss vas econded by Pinch and carried to
approve the bonds and grant the issuance of renewal licenses
for off -sale intoxicating liquor to the following applicants:
Marion L.&. C. G. Florida, Rae Locketz, Lucille G. Radisch,
Clara J. Schuller, Iver E. Stanger, Chester Tomcheck.
Motion by Pleiss seconded by Frandsen to approve bonds
and grant the issuance of renewal licenses for on -sale
intoxicating li-uors to the following applicants was carried:
C.C. & Marion L. Florida, Lucille G. Radisch, Clara J.
Schuller, Golden Valley Golf Club, Inc. and Superior
Country Club.
Motion by Pinch seconded by Reiss was approved to
grant the issuance of non-intoxicatirE; malt liquor off-ea.1e
license to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jensen for the Golden Valley
Food Market.
Motion by Putnam seconded by Reiss was carried to
grant the issuance of soft drink license and cigarette
license effective June 1 to David Felder and J. E. St. Mane
for the Par Golf Driving Tee.
Motion by Reiss seconded by Frandsen to grant the
issuance of soft drink license to Robert Ringstad for use
in popcorn truck was approved.
Motion by Putnam seconded by Reiss to grant the issuance
of soft drink license to J. B. Lpazbert and R. C. Jones for
use at the root beerstand at Archibald and Olson Highway was
approved.
Motion by Pinch seconded by Reiss to grant the issuance
of soft drink license to Jack B. Kennedy at Kennedy's Boat
Livery was approved.
Motion by Putnam seconded by Pinch toad j ou r. was carried.
Fesla.ent of the V 11age Council
Attest:
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Vill-fie Clerk