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04-01-54 Special Meeting911 SPECIAL MEETING of the Village Council April 1, 1954 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof a special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Golden Valley, Hennepin County, Minnesota, was held in the Village Hall in said Vil- lage on the 1st day of April, 1954, at 5:00 P.M. The follow- ing members were present: Bias, Foss, Huebsch, Rahn, Stark; and the following members were absent: None. Mr. Harry Mayeron, representing the G. M. Orr Engineering Co., was present by request. The Mayor instructed that there be placed on the Agenda of the regular meeting scheduled April 6th, 1954, a discussion as to whether or not notices of special meetings called under the rules of procedure of this Village should or should not state the reason for calling said special meeting. Mayor Huebsch advised the Council that the Mayor of New Hope had approached him with the information that the Village of New Hope may want to join in with Golden Valley in the con- struction of a joint sanitary sewer interceptor. The Village Attorney stated that if pipe sizes for the sewer heretofore considered by this Council must be increased in order to ser- vice New Hope, the Village of Golden Valley should require a rigid contract with New Hope calling for payment by New Hope of the cost of increasing pipe sizes. The Council then discussed Crystal participation in construct- ing a joint sanitary sewer interceptor. An informal poll of the members showed that each member would agree to participa- tion by Crystal in the following percentages: Mayor Huebsch, 40%; Member Rahn, 40%; Member Stark said that he would go a- long on 40% as the basis of an offer to Crystal. 1liember Foss, 35%; Member Bias, silent. With the consent of all Councilmen Member Stark was instructed to get in touch with Member Bronstad of the Crystal Council and advise him that the Village of Golden Valley would share in the initial construction costs of the joint sanitary sewer interceptor to the extent of 60% if the Village of Crystal would agree to the remaining 40%. Re: Village Engineer: MOVED by Bias seconded by Foss carried that the Council retain the services of Mr. Norris Ogard as Village Engineer at an annual salary of 46,000.00 per year, Mr. Ogard to assume the duties of Building Inspector and to have general supervision of road maintenance. It was further agreed that the Village Engineer was to be responsible to the Administrative Assistant for the performances of his day to 1 u 1 day duties, and that the Council would desire a 30 day notice from Mr. Ogard should he wish to leave the employment of the Village of Golden Valley. Member Rahn was excused from the meeting. The Council discussed the above tentative offer to be made to the Village of Crystal in some detail after which the meeting adjourned by mutual consent. Attest: J0' Clerk