06-05-56 City Council MinutesREGULAR MEETING
OF THE
VILLAGE COUNCIL
June 5, 1956
Persuant to due call and notice thereof -a regular meeting of the Village
Council of the Village of Golden Valley, Hennepin County, Minnesota, was
held at the Village Hall izsaid Village June 5, 1956, at 700 08clock P.M.
The following members were present; Nadasdy, Bies, Rahn and Stark; and
the following member: arrived shortly after the meeting had begun: Teresi.
The mayor called the meeting to order at 7:35 Weloek P.M.
Moved by Rahn seconded by Stark carried that the reading of the minutes of
the meeting of April 12;1956, and May 15, 1956, be deferred to the next
regular Council meeting.
RE Director of Civil Defense:
MR. Edward McAllistei stated that the recent amendment to the Civil
Defense Ordinance was biased in that it discriminatdd against his holding
the position of Director of Civil Defense, and being a volunteer fireman,
Mr. McAllister urged the Council to repeal the ordinance. Mr. Stark
stated that he was unable to meet with Mr. McAllister, and Mr. Teresi
due to pressing business, and therefore no committee report was ready.
No fiction was taken by the Council to repeal said amendent. The Council
thereupon accepted the resignation of Mr. McAllister conditioned upon his
submitting a complete inventory of all Civil Defense property.
Public Hearing, 1956 Improvment Program:
The clerk presented an affidavit of publication in the official newspaper
of notice of public hearing of certain proposed public improvements described
in the resolution of this Council relating thereto, publicly adopted on
May 15, 1956. Said affidavit was examined, approved and ordered filed in the
office of the Village clerk. The Mayor announced that the meeting was open
to public hearing on said proposed improvements, and all persons present who
wanted to do so were afforded opportunity to express their views thereon.
OBJECTION NATURE OF OBJECTION
None None
Member Rahn then introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption: "RESOLUTION ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF CERTAIIN PUBLIC IMPROWENTS"
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by Member Bies, and upon vote being taken theron, the following voted
in favor thereof: Nadasdy, Bies, Stark, Rahn and Teresi; and the following
voted against the same: None, whereupon said resolution was duly declared
passed and adopted, signed by the Mayor and his signature attested by the
Clerk. See Resolution Book Page 3
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Sanitary Sewer Lateral Improvement No. 2 (Dawn Acres and Mary Hills):
Member Rahn introduced and read the following resolution and Moved its
adoption:_" RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING
ADVFRTISMENTS FOR BIDS." The motio- for the adoption of the foregoing
resolution was duly seconded by Member Bies and upon vote being taken
theron, the following members voted in favor thereof Bies, Nadasdy,
Rahn, Stark, and Teresi; and the following voted against the same; None,
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted, signed
by the Mayor and his signature attested by the Clerk. ( Bids to be
opened on the 19th day of June, 1956). See Resolutions Book Page_.
Winnetka Avenue from T.H. #55 to Fairbault Avenue:
The Village Engineer presented plans and cost estimates for widening,
installing curb and gutter, raising and widening the bridge over Bassett's
Creek, etc. as prepared by the County, and stated that Golden Valleyts
estimated share of the cost would be $25,201.00, and the County's share
$35,,076.00. The Village Engineer stated that the amount assessed against
benefiting property owners of the Village of Golden Valley would be.
approximately $5.15 per front foot.
Member Rahn thereupon introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption: "'RESOLUTION APPROVING COST ESTIMATES OF THE RECONSTRUCTION OF
WINNETKA AVENUE BETWEEN TRUNK HIG94TAY ## 55 AND FAIRBAULT AVENUE."
The motion for the adoption sof the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by Ifember Bies, and upon vote being taked thereon, the following voted in
favor thereof: Bies, Nadasdy, Rahn, Stark and Teresi; and the following
voted agianst the same: None, whereupon said resolution was duly passed
and adopted, signed by the Mayor, and his signature attested by the Clerk.
See Resolution Book Page j 0
The Council discussed Village participation in the above improvement.
In the discission it was Moved by Bies, seconded by Tarese carried that
40% of the Village share of the cost be paid for out of the general funds
in 1957, and that the gravel pit frontage be paid for from general funds
in addition to the 40% amount mentioned above
Rezoning: Jenson Farm to Institution:
The Village Administrator advised the Council that the Planning Commission
has unanimously recommended rezoning said farm from open development to
Institutional District, subject to dedication of a 40 foot right of way
for Douglas Avenue extended.
Moved by Rahn, Seconded by Stark carried to give a first reading to "An
ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING CODE BY ESTABLISHING A CERTAIN INSTITUTIONAL
ZONING DISTRICT".
Moved by Rahn, seconded by Stark carried to approve the above ordinance
therein quoted by title on its first reading.
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Moved by Rahn, seconded by Stark carried to give a second reading to
the above ordinance quoted by title on the grounds of a public urgency.
Said reading was then had.
Moved by Rahn, seconded by Bies carried to approve the above ordinance
quoted by title on its second reading and to order publication thereof.
f es Avenue North:
The Village Admistrator stated that the City of Minneapolis is pre-
paring to oil Xerxes Avenue between Plymouth and McNair Avenues.
Moved by Bies, seconded by Stark carried to instruct the Administrator
to write to the Minneapolis City Engineering Department requesting
that Xerxes Avenue be oildd, and that the cost of said oiling be assessed
benefited property owners.
Bids - Bituminous Materials:
The Village Clerk presented an affidavit of publication notice of call
for bids for the purchase of bituminous materials for the construction
of 1956 improvements and reconstruction of streets destroyed as a result
of the installation of sanitary sewers, according to specifications
approved by this 8buncil on May 15, 1956. Said affidavit was examinined,
approved, and ordered placed on file in the office of the VillageClerk.
The Mayor announced that this was the time and the place for opening
and consideration of sealed bids for the purchase of said bituminous
materials in accordance with the above referenced notice of advertisement
for bids, heretofor presented to this Council. The Village Clerk
presented two sealed bids submitted in the course of said notice. Said
bids were opened, publically read, and considered. Said bids wew found
to be as follows:
Name of Bidder Nature Cost
J.V. Gleason A- M.C. Asphalt, pick-up $0.115 per gallon
B- R.C. Asphalt; pick-up 0.122 per gallon
M.C. Asphalt, delivered 0.125 per gallon
D- R.C. Asphalt, delivered 0.132 per crallon
J.W. Craig A- M.C., Asphalt, pick-up 0.1225 per gallon
B- R.C. Asphalt, pick-up 0.1275 per gallon
C- No Bids
D- No Bids
The Engineer for the Village tabulated said bids, recommended that the
Council accept the bid of the J.V. Gleason Company.
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Moved by Bies, seconded by Stark carried to accept the bid of the J.V.
Gleason Company for A and B units noted above, and to instruct the Clerk
to return the bid check or bond of unsuccessful bidder.
Bids - Dump Trucks:
The Village presented an affidavit of publication of notice for
call for the purchase of three dump trucks according to specifications
approved by this Council on May 1, 1956. Said affidavit was approved
and ordered placed on file in the office of the Village Clerk.
The Mayor announced this was the time and place for opening and
consideration of sealed bids for the purchase of said dump trucks
in accordance of the notice of advertisement for bids published
by the Clerk and heretofore presented to the Council.
The Village Clerk presented to Council three sealed bids submitted
in the cource of said notice. Said bids T,Tere then opened, publically
read, and considered. Said bids were found to':be as follows:
Name Truck Type Total Cost
Bob Knowles Ford $4,290.00 each
Dahlberg Brothers Ford 4,713.12 each
Crystal Motors International S 184 4,382.00 each
The Village Engineer tabulated said bids and recommended the bid of the
Crystal Motors Company.
Moved by Teresi seconded by Rahn carried to accept the bid of the Crystal
Motors for the furnishing of three international S 184 trucks, and to
return the bid checks to unsuccessful bidders.
West One -Half Yale Garden Homes:
Moved by Bies, seconded by Stark carried to accept the deed of Mr.
Vincent Cavanaugh for a certain street right-of-way and to instruct the
Village Attorney to fil- same, Moved by Stark seconder by Rahn carried
to instruct the Village Attorney to begin comdemnation proceedings for
the acquistion of all street right-of-ways as approved by this Council
in the"West Half of Yale Garden Homes:
Member Rahn then instructed the following resolution hereinquoted by
titl:� and moved its adoption: "`RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR PUBLIC HEARING
ON PROPOSED PUBLIC IMPRDVEMENT".
The motion for adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by Member S ark, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted
in favor thereof B ies Nadasdy, Rahn, Stark, and Teresi; and the following
voted against the same: None, whereupon said resolution was declared duly
passed and adopted, signed by the Mayor, and his signature attested by the
Clerk. See Resolutions Book, Page 3 Sl
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Moved by Rahn, seconded by Teresi carried to advertise the public hearing
on the new route of Jersey Avenue for June 26, 1956, and include in said
advertisement the old route of Jersey Avenue.
North Trunk Sewers:
A letter from Mayor Milton Honsey, of New Hope, dated May 10,1956, was
read and ordered placed on file, Moved by Rahn, seconded by Stark carried
that the offer of the Mayor of New Hope as contained in said letter be
accepted and that negotiations for a contract with the City of New Hope
be instituted at the earliest possible time, said contract to be in all
ways final agreement between the two municipalities.
Member Rahn intriduced the following resolution and moved its adoption;
"'RESOLUTION PROVIDING F011i PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSrD TRUNK SL?nTER
IMPFOVEMENT( North Trunk Sewer)", said public hearing to be held on
June 26th, 1956. The motion for the adoption of the forgoing resolution
was duly &econded by Member Teresi, and upon vote being taken thereon
the following members voted in favor thereof: Bies, Nadasdy, Rahn, Stark,
and Teresi: and the following voted against same: None, whereupon said
resolution was declared duly passed and adopted, signed by the Mayor, and
his signature attested by the Clerk. See Resolutions Book Page1'-'�&So2- .
South Trunk Sewer:
Moved by Rahn seconded by Teresi carried to authorize the execution of
Change Order Number 1, said change order authorizing Nodland Barbarossa
Company to supply approximately 15,000 cubic yards of back -fill for
Laurel Avenue, at an estimated cost of $7,500.00
New Village Hall - Gift of the Honeywell Corporation:
Move by Rahn seconded by Teresi carried to ratify the action of Mayor
Nadasdy in accepting the gift of the Minneapolis Honeywell -Regulator
Company of $50,000 to be applied toward a new Village Hall, and to
instruct the letter from said company and the Mayor's reply thereto to
be inserted in the minutes at lengths
May 29,1956
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company
Hon. Carl J, Na.da;sdy, Mayor
Village of Golden Valley
Village Hall
78307 Sixth Avenue North
Golden Valley, Minnesota
Dear Mayor Nadasdy:
As a future corporate citizen of the Village of Golden Valley,
Honeywell is interested ij the communityts welfare, and in
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those things which contribute toward makiing the community
agood place inwhich, to live and work.
We recognize, as do pther citizens, that one of the greatest
and most essential assets a community can have is a good
goverment that operates efficiently.
During the various hearings that hatTe been held by the
Village Council in connection with mur plans for erecting a
new building in Golden Valley, we have had an opportunity
to observe the functioning of the municipal goverment and
to become aware of some of its problems.
Specefically, we have become cognizant of the need that
exists for improving the Village Hall facilaties. We are
sympathetic to these needs because we recognize that in-
adequate facilities can impair the efficient y of a gover-
ment, just as they can a business or manufacturing concern
such as ourselves.
Inlight of this, and our interest in Golden Valleyts
future, we would like to assist in the solution of the
problem by making a contribution toward the ereetion of a
new Village Hall. This contribution would be in the amount
of $50,00 to be made availableat the time construction
of thq project, and that it can be undertaken as soon as
possible.
Mr. J.H . Binger
Vice President, Minneapolis
Minneapolis 8, Minn.
Dear Mr. Binger:
Sincerely,
J.H. Binger
Vice President
Honeywell Regulator Company
On befalf of Golden Valley, I wish to express our gratitude
for your magnanimous offer of a donation toward a new Village
Hall. It is difficult for us to put our appreciation into
words which would carry the thanks such a gesture so richly
deserves.
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During the past year the Eouncil has put on
"Seven League Boots" and taken strides toward improving
Golden Valley far beyond the greatest expectations of most
people. Some of the finest industries in'Minnesota have
decided to make our community their home. We were especially
proud to have the internationally known concern of Minneapolis -
Honeywell as a citizen of the Valley.
When the Council -approved of Minneapolis -Honeywell locating
in Golden Valley, it was done with the thought that Honey-
well would be a good citizen. Little did we realize what
interest and care they would show toward our Village.
Golden Valley has needed a new Village Hall for many years,
but the Council has never been able to see its way clear to
appropriate money for that purpose as long as we could get
along in the present building. This is truly a gift we need
but would not be able to afford for many years.
A new Village Hall will be the culmination of the progress
Golden Valley has made in the past year. It will be aided
by the gift of Golden Valley's newest citizen and neighbor.
Finally, the Council, on behalf of the people of Golden Valley --
your new neighbors and friends-- welcome you, Minneapolis
Honeywell, to take your place with us. Your contribution ,
to our community has won our hearts and our friendship.
Sincerely,
Carl Nadasdy
Mayor of Golden Valley
Plat: Trach Construction Company
Moved by Teresi seconded by Rahn carried to grant preliminary approval
to said plat on the recommendation of the planning Commission and the
Village Engineer.
Minnesota State Highway Department - N aintenance Center:
Moved by Rahn seconded by Teresi carried that the Admi_nistrator:be
instructed to inquire of the Minnesota State Highway Department regarding
the progress being made toward the dedication of a 70 foot right-of-way
along the south border line of said property, the dedication of a
100 foot strip along Bassett's Creek for park purposes, the widening of
the service road northerly from Golden Valley Road to the Village boundary,
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Heating Ordinance ;
Moved by Teresi seconded by Bies carried to give a second reading to an ordinance
entitled:" AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ANORDINANCE ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE
HEATING CODE OF THE CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS BY REFERENCE BY ESTABLISHING LICENSE AND
PERMIT FEES".
Moved by Teresi seconded by Bies carried to approve the above ordinance
quoted by title on the second reading and to order publication thereof.
See Ordinance Book Page
Amendment of Plumbing Code - House connections:
Action deferred to the next meeting..
Ordinance Defining Fro t_1ot..Lineas;
Moved by Teresi seconded by Bies carried to give a first reading to an
ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE VILLAGE CODE BY DEFINING
FRONT LOT LINES".
Moved by Teresi seconded by Bies carried to give a second reading to the above
entitled ordinance on the grounds of public urgency. The second reading was
then had.
Moved by Bies seconded by Teresi carried to approve the ordinance on its
second reading and to order publication thereof. See Ordinance Book Page
Resolution Amending Procedural Section ofthe Village Code:
Member Teresi introduced the following resolution herein quoted by title
and moved its adoption: " RESOLUTION AMENDING RULES OFPRDCEDURE".
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by Member Bies, upon vote being taken theron the following voted in
favor thereof: Bies, Nadasdy, Rahn, Stark, and Teresi: and the following
voted against the same: None, whereupon said resolution declared duly
passed and adopted, signed by the Mayor and his signature attested by the
Clerk. See Resolutions Book Page
Ordinance excluding Residential Construction in Heavy Use Districts:
Moved by Teresi seconded by Rahn carried to instruct the Village Clerk
to advertise notice of public hearing on the proposition of limiting
residential construction in heavy use districts, said public hearing to
be held on June 19,1956.
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of Council Meeting of June 5,1956
to
that the Minnesota State Highway
Department
request
partici,ra:te in the
cost of
construction of all trunk lateral sewers
that service their pro-
perties,
and instructing the Minnesota State
Highway Department that they
will be
required to submitplans and obtain a
building permit from this Council.
Heating Ordinance ;
Moved by Teresi seconded by Bies carried to give a second reading to an ordinance
entitled:" AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ANORDINANCE ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE
HEATING CODE OF THE CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS BY REFERENCE BY ESTABLISHING LICENSE AND
PERMIT FEES".
Moved by Teresi seconded by Bies carried to approve the above ordinance
quoted by title on the second reading and to order publication thereof.
See Ordinance Book Page
Amendment of Plumbing Code - House connections:
Action deferred to the next meeting..
Ordinance Defining Fro t_1ot..Lineas;
Moved by Teresi seconded by Bies carried to give a first reading to an
ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE VILLAGE CODE BY DEFINING
FRONT LOT LINES".
Moved by Teresi seconded by Bies carried to give a second reading to the above
entitled ordinance on the grounds of public urgency. The second reading was
then had.
Moved by Bies seconded by Teresi carried to approve the ordinance on its
second reading and to order publication thereof. See Ordinance Book Page
Resolution Amending Procedural Section ofthe Village Code:
Member Teresi introduced the following resolution herein quoted by title
and moved its adoption: " RESOLUTION AMENDING RULES OFPRDCEDURE".
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by Member Bies, upon vote being taken theron the following voted in
favor thereof: Bies, Nadasdy, Rahn, Stark, and Teresi: and the following
voted against the same: None, whereupon said resolution declared duly
passed and adopted, signed by the Mayor and his signature attested by the
Clerk. See Resolutions Book Page
Ordinance excluding Residential Construction in Heavy Use Districts:
Moved by Teresi seconded by Rahn carried to instruct the Village Clerk
to advertise notice of public hearing on the proposition of limiting
residential construction in heavy use districts, said public hearing to
be held on June 19,1956.
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Ordinance Licensing and Controlling Bowling Alleys:
Moved by Rahn and seconded by Teresi carried to give a first reading to an
Ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE LICENSING AND REGULATING BOWLING ALLEYS".
Moved by Rahn seconded by Teresi carried to approve the above ordinance
quoted by the title on its first reading.
Moved by Teresi seconded by Rahn carried to give a second reading to
said ordinance on the grounds of a public urgency. A second reading was
then had.
Moved by Teresi seconded by Rahn carried to approve the above ordinance
quoted by title by second reading and to order publication thereof. See
Ordinance Book Page .
Or'inance Licensing and Regulating Private ',dater Wells:
Moved by Rahn seconded by Stark carried to table said ordinance indefinitely.
Member Teresi voted '1110".
Sew Maintenance Equipment:
Moved by Teresi, seconded by Stark carried to advertise for bids for a
pic#-up truck or service truck for the sewer department, per specifications
inspected by the Council and on file in the Village Glerkts office, said
bids to be taken on July 17,1956. Member Rahn abstained from voting.
License - Robbinsdale Cesspool Service:
Moved by Rahn seconded by Stark carried to order the issuance of license
Number 10 to laid company per application on file.
Civil Service Commission Regarding the McGinnis Case:
The administrator presented and read aletter dated June 5, 1956 from Mr.
John Enghauser, Secretary of the Civil Service Commission, said letter
urging the Council to appeal the McGinnis case to the Supreme Court of
the State of Minnesota.
The Attorney was instructed to proceed, and was authorized to so proceed,
with preparations of the appeal of the McGinnis Case to the Supreme Court
of the State of Minnesota.
Acquisition of Holzapfel and Glorvick Properties:
The Council instructed the Attorney to proceed with title search and survey
of said properties. The Council instructed the Administrator to advise all
interested parties that the Council will consider sale of the Village Gravel
Pit to interested and acceptable industries.
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Hennepin County Pis tol Range:
The Admstrator stated that at one time a;; police personnal except those
of the City of Minneapolis were requested to pay Fifty cents for the use
of said range, but that at this time no police officer, whether from
Minneapolis or from the suburbs, had to pay any fee whatsoever for the use
of the range.
Licenses On Sale and Off Sale Intoxicating Liquor Licenses;
Moved by Rahn seconded by Stark carried to approvethe issuance of the
following on -sale intoxicating liquor licenses ffor the period of July lst,
1956 to June 30, 1957, per applicationand bonds on file, subject to the
approval of the Village Attorney of the bonds as to form.
Licensee
Golden Valley Golf Club
The Brookview Country Club
The New Boulevard Cafe, Inc.
Clara J. Schuller
Michael's Cafe
Vee Tee Company
Golden Valley Inn, Inc.
Number of License
1167
1168
1169
1170
1171
1172
1173
Moved by Rahn seconded by Stark carried to approve the issuance of the
following off- sale intoxicating liquor licenses for a period of July 1,
1956 to June 30,1957, per applications and bonds on file, subject to
approval of the Village Attorney of the bonds as to form.
Licensee Number of License
Clifford Adams
Michaelts Cafe
Ralph R. Green
Frank Gracyasz
Knightts Drug Store
New Boulevard Cafe, Inc.
Clara J. Schuller
Sadie Schaperio
Golden Valley Off Sale
Vee Tee Company
Waldronts Drugs
Minneapolis Park Board -Litigation:
Council instructed the Admistrator to advise the Village
take all steps necessary to protect the interests of the
Valley as such interests are set forth in the ordinance
the Minneapolis Park Board.
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Attorney to
Village of Golden
under attack by
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Re: Local 49:
The Council discussed the proposed contract and agreed that if pay raises
were granted in 1956, said pay raises would be retroactive to June 1,1956.
Moved by Teresi seconded by Bies carried to instruct the Admistrator to
arrange for a meeting with union representative on June 18, 1956. ( Time
of date and place to be arranged.)
Purchase of Bonds by the Village Treasurer:
Moved by Rahn seconded 5y Stark carried to authorize and instruct the Village
Treasurer to purchase $750,000.00 worth of Treasury bills dated
June 7,1956 maturity, September 6, 1956, by issuing Village Warranties in the
amount of $745,147.50. Charge to -Sanitary Sewer Trunk #2. Said Treasury bills
to be held by the Lincoln Office, Northwestern National Bank, on deposit for
said funds.
Moved by Rahn seconded by Stark carried to authorize and instruct the
Village Treasurer to purchase °,15,000.00 worth of Treasury bills dated
February 1, 1956 by issuing Village Warranties in the amount of $15,268.09.
Charge to Sanitary Sewer Trunk #2. Said Treasury Bills to be held by the
Village Treasurer, Mr.C.W.Bryan, 640 Westwood Drive, South Minneapolis,
Minnesota, on deposit for said funds.
Recall of Bonds:
Moved by Bies,
due and payable
Moved by Teres'
in the total a
(for bills
Moved by Bies,
ATTEST:
seconded by Stark carried to call the balance of the bonds,
for Fund 11 and 12 on August lst, 1956.
z seconded by Stark carried to approve the following bills
mount of $859,069.35
approved at this meeting see page 137)
seconded by Stark carried that the meeting adjourn.
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..Pay Roll No. 11. $ 6,227-77
No. 9175: : : .Federal Reserve Bank 1,187.20 h
9176• : : : : .Mi_nn. Hospital Service Assn. 176:95 w
9177: : : : : : : : : : : : : : :Nodland Barbarossa Co. 71;652:31
9178: : : : : .Piper,Jeffray z, Hopwood 15,105.00 "
9179. Li.coln Office 745,417.50 "
9180. . . . . . . VOTD
9181• . . . . , . . . Piper, Jeffray & Hopwood 163.09 "
9182 .: : : : : Royce W. Owens 22,75 d, .
9183:•. : : : : : : : : : . . . Northern States Power Co. 272.63
9181. : : : : : : Farnham's Stationary Supply 67.15
9185• . • . , , . ; Miller Davis Company 8.00
9186: : . . . . Universal Cart Loading & Dist.Co. 6.84
9187 : : : : : , . . . Mode Light Venetian Blind Co, 39.00
9188: . . . . . Stanley D. Kane 75.00
9189: : : : Rural Hennepin Co. Nursing Dist. 2,053.87"
9190 . . . Morel & Nichols 1,393.49 "
9191• : : : Suburban Floor Service 135.00 ,
9192• . . . Suburban Lumber Co.
40.15
9193. , Larson Garage 355.31
919. : Mobile Radio Eng. 95.50 y
9195. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thompson Lumher Co. 6.47
9196. . . . . Lyle Sign Co. 210.00
9197• • • . : National Bushing & Parts Co. 158:55
9198. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V.R.Long Co. 10.00
9199• . . . . . . . . .Ruffridge Johnson Equip. Co. 59.50
9200* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thomas Company 102,12
9201. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J.A.Curtis 51.00
9202. . . . Rosenwald Cooper 58.5i
9203. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harvey Glorvi.ck 30.00-
9204o • . . . . . . . . • . . . Dundee Landscaping 515,00
9205. • . . . . • • . . . BO "'c Flor i 1n Q:^Sol Tyl, ♦ r
92nF,. , , , 1-illiam Hardware 12.96
9207• . . . . . . Suburban Hennepin Relief Board Co. 360.26
9208. . :. . . . . . Municipal Equip, Co. 10.00
9209• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N.W. National Bank 11,992.41
9210. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Villace of Crystal 21.30 a
9211. : . . . . Jay W. Craig CoJtpany 588.00
9212. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bury & Carlson 72.80
9213• . . . . . . . . . , Frieden Calculator 45,00
9211. . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . Mpls. Blue Print Co. 50.00
Total _ _ _ _ _ _ 1$859269.3
Moved by Bies seconded by Stark that meeting adjourn.
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