06-19-51 City Council Minutes198
June 19, 1951
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meet-
ing of the Village Council of the Village of Golden Valley,
Minnesota, was held at the Village Mall in said Village on
June 19, 1951, at 7:30 o'clock P.M.
The following members were present: 'Putnam, Stark,
Stasel, and the following were absent: Pinch and Reiss.
Motion by Stark seconded by Putnam carried to approve
the minutes of the June 5 meeting as read.
Mr. George Ceass, deputy clerk of Crystal, presented
an agreement for signature to authorize the Crystal Fire
Department to join the Northwest Mutual Fire League. Motion
by Stark seconded by Putnam carried to authorize the proper
officers to sign the mutual aid agreement to allow the
Crystal Fire Department to join the Northwest Fire League.
Mr. A. W. Young, 2330 Crestview Avenue, appeared in
behalf of his request to build an addition to his home
which would require a setback of only 24 ft. from Byrd Avenue.
Letter of June 19 from the Planning Commission was read which
reoommended granting of a building permit. Motion by Stark
seconded by Putnam carried to confirm the Planning Commission.'s
recommendation and authorize.the building inspector to issue
a building permit for the construction of the addition per
plans presented.
Terzich explained his contacts in obtaining promises
for the granting of deeds for the easterly one-half of Regent
Avenue in conjunction with the street improvement program to
be undertaken in Shangri-La.
Sketch was presented in behalf of the Commercial Club
requesting Council approval for the erection of a war
memorial at the intersection of Sixth Avenue North and Golden
Valley Road. Motion by Putnam seconded by Stark carried to
approve the proposed plan of the Commercial Club for the
erection of a war memorial per sketch presented, as a pre-
liminary to obtaining permission for the war memorial from
County officials.
Letter of June 8 from Mr. Zimmerman, county engineer, was
read in which he proposed the possibility of the county's
taking over Douglas Drive from Golden Valley Road to St. Croix
St. Croix Avenue from
as
todthen� nes c lie Village for maintenances theseDrive recom-
menda�ions being based on a traffic survey recently completed.
The matter was deferred to the next meeting to allow the'
Council an opportunity to give further consideration to the
matter.
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Village Engineer stated Mr. Latsch wanted to have concrete
curb and gutter placed on Natchez Ave. So. fronting on his
property but which is not included *in footage as determined by
the Engineer. Council stated the owner should make a private
agreement with contractor for this extra installation.
Council concurred in the Planning Commission's action on
Item #3 of their letter dated June 19 in offering no objections
to the proposed construction of the Valley Coxmaunity Presby-
terian Church.
Motion by Putnam seconded by Stark carried to concur in the
Planning Conmi.ssionts recommendation as outlined in Item #4,
letter of June 19, in naming the new street on the new proposed
plat north of Golden Valley Road and east of Golden Valley
Golf Club as Idaho Avenue North.
Letter dated June 5 1951 from State Highway Dept. was read
stating survey to be made' to determine need and type of traffic
controls at intersection of 'Wayzata Blvd. and Tyrol Trail, with
the Village to pay one half of the installation cost if controls
are placed. Letter placed on file until report of study is recei-
ved from the State Highway Dept, '
Letter dated June18,1951 from Parker S. Nolan, Business
Rep, District Council #3, M.C.C.E, was read in which request was
made to discuss standards and wages for Village Employees. In
view of extended meeting, discussion was deferred to meeting of
July3.
Motion by Stark seconded by Putnam carried to accept
$460000.00 bond and to authorize Mayor and Clerk to sign con-
tract covering concrete curb and gutter work by F. 0. Tessem.
Letter dated June 15 from State Highway Dept* pertaining
to local celebrations on trunk highways was read and placed
on file.
Motion by Putnam seconded by Stark carried to approve the
following bills in the total amaxmt of $2818.29:
3923
Everett Frandsen
122.70`h
3924
° Al McGinnis
131.50,
3925
Glenn R-Yv
119.22-,,
3926
Arno Denzin
127.96,,
3927
Patrick J. Loaney
134-0011.1
3928
Donald Mullaney
107.08-)
3929
Marvin Schuller
117.08,)
3930
Mary Raymond
76JW56 "
3931
Louis Terzich
170.30^
3932
Lydia Rogers Publishing Co.
12,50
3933
Waldron Rexall Drugs
1.50"
3934
Lonegren, Bracket & Freeman
700.00"
3935
Shell Oil.Co.
79.10"
3936
Post Publishing Co..00
11,
1 .50 ,,
3937
Standar .'011 C4
1
1
1
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3938
Irving G. Brotm
3.00
3939
Donald Clift
i
15.50
3940
Robert Dischinger
10.00
3941
R, D. Elwell
12.501'
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3942
Harvey Fahrendorff
16.00
39Loren
Hafterson
23.,50
3912
A,L, Hanover
2150
394
John R. Hill
16`50
3946
John A. Johnson
20.00 °
3947
John R. Johnson
27.50 +
3948
Rudolph Kargel
12.00
3949
Lyle K. Larsen
45.50 ti
3950
Vernon E. Mattson
16,50 N
3951
James L. Mc Knight
10.00 ti
3952
Ernest W. Reiss
31.50 �
3953
Neal Rydmark
13.50
3954
B.A. Shuttleworth
39.50
3955
H,A. Smith
27.50 y
3956
Louis Terzich
1 .00 ,1,
3957
Eugene Thotland
3 .50 ti
3958
Richard C. Walsh
9.0017
3959
Mine Safety Appliances Co.
19.68-,
3960
Halprin Supply Co.
31.97 ti
3961
Twin City Testing Laboratory
18.00 "
3962
Glenn Johnson Contracting Co.
342-39,
3963
Minn. FWD Company
_3.50ti
3964
Wm. H, Ziegler Co.,Inc.
31.20 ti
3965
Donald Clift, Treas.
ti
3966
Construction Bulletin
�31�-.03
16.00
Orders 3897/3922 and 3923/3931 above were issued
for payment.
Motion
by Putnam seconded b Stark carried to
accept re-
quest of Ralph
Green to replace 1-3000.00 bond previously appro-
ved for Off
-Sale liquor at 5400 Wayzata Blvd. effective
Feb.l, 1951
with new $1000.00 bond retroactive to
Feb,l, 1951
subject to
approval by Liquor Control Conmi.ssion.
Motion by Putnam seconded by Stark carried to approve the
renewal of the following On -Sale liquor licenses per applications
and bonds on file:
370 Superior Country Club On -Sale Liquor
371 Golden Valley Golf Club "
Motion by Putnam seconded�by Stark carried to approve
the following license renewals per applications on file:
372 A.W. Pence
373
374 "
375
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377 Golden Valley
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Theatre Corp. Theatre
Motion by Putnam seconded by Stark carried to construct
school bus turnaround at North end of Kelly Drive per verbal
roque-st of residents.
.Council stated that Village correct minor drainage on S.E.
corner of Winnetka and Sixth Ave. No. if County fails to do so.
Letter for Joe Warfield
north. of 34th Ave. on Lee was
to contact Crystal officials.
on drainage from Crystal dump
read. Terzich was instructed
The Mayor announced that this was the time and place
fixed in the published notice of reassessment hearing on 1950
Street Improvement No. 13, and that written objections or oral
objections would now be considered to,said proposed reassess-
merit. The following objections were presented: none.
Member Putna* thereupon introduced the following reso-
lution and moved its adoption: .
RESOLUTION ADOPTING PROPOSED REASSESSMENT
IN RESPECT TO 1950 STREET IMPROVEMENT N0. 13
Be it resolved by the Village Council of the Village 6f
Golden Valley, Minnesota, as follows:
.1. Notice has been duly published as required by law,
that this Council would.meet_to hear ,and pass upon all objections,
if any, to the proposed reassesm ent,. n respect to 1950 Street
Improvement No, 13, as set forth in the resolution calling such
hearing adopted May 1, 1951,
2. It is hereby determined that the assessment roll for.
said improvement, heretofore adopted on September 26, 1950, shall
be reassessed and amended in the manner set forth in said notice
of reassessment hearing, as follows: The assessment against the
property described --,:as
Commencing at a point in N line of SEI of Nv a distance of
330 ft. E from NW corner thereof, hence S 120 ft., thence ,
W 100 ft., thence S 140 ft., thence_.W alone the extension
of the S line of plat of Spring Green and its S line thereof
to the SW corner of Lot 280 Block 2 of Spring Green, thence
N 216.3 ft., thence My along the SWly line of Heldwood
Drive to the N line of SW4 of I, thence' W to the NST
corner thereof, thence S to a -point 290 ft, N from S line
thereof, thence E 133 ft., thence S 100 ft., thence,W 133 ft.
to W line thereof, thence S to N line of -Wayzata Boulevard,
thence Ely, NEly and Nly along said Boulevard and State
Highway line to the N line of SE-11-faTg
of N, thence W to be-
ginning, shall be reduced to the -amount -of .
The assessment against the property described as
That part of Lot 10 lying Ely of a line running from a
point to the SEly line thereof a distance 50 ft, NEly
from the most Sly corner thereof to a point in Nally Eine
thereof a distance 88 ft. NEly from the most Wly corner
thereof, shall be reduced to the amount of 0 0
3. The Clerk shall transmit a certified duplicate of
this resolution to the Hennepin County Auditor, and requedt
that he amend the assessment roll previously certified to his
office in accordance herewith.
Magor
Attests
Village cle—r7rc
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution
was duly seconded by Member Stark, and upon vote being taken
thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Putnam, Stas
Stasel, and the following voted against the same: none
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted
and was signed by the Mayor, which was attested by the 'Village
Clerk.
Motion by Putnam seconded by
the'July 3 meeting.
Attests
Village C er
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Stark carried to adjourn to
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Mayor