#035 05-07-57 Canvass Returns Bond ElectionResolution No. 35 May 7, 1957
Member Rahn introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION CANVASSING RETURNS OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Village Council of the Village of Golden Valley,
Minnesota, that the special election held in and for said Village on
May 6, 1957, has been in all respects duly conducted pursuant to notice
thereof duly published and posted, and the returns thereof have been
canvassed by this Council in accordance with law, and it is hereby found
and determined that the votes cast upon the questions submitted to the
electors at said election were as follows:
Shall the Village of Golden Valley borrow money and
issue its negotiable coupon general obligation bonds
in an amount not exceeding $450,000, for the erection
and equipment of a civic center, including a village
hall and offices, public library, civil defense head-
quarter, fire station, police station, garages and
general municipal facilities, using also for such
purpose funds contributed to the Village for this
purpose?
District I
Total Vote Case
NO
YES
Civic Center
507
389
118
District II
Civic Center
339
266
73
District III
Civic Center
262
239
23
District IV
Civic Center
353
307
46
District V
Civic Center
440
369
69
District VI
Civic Center
500
417
82
Total
2,401
1,9$7
411
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Resolution No. 35 (continued)
May 7, 1957
Shall the Village of Golden Valley borrow money and
issue its negotiable coupon general obligation bonds
in an amount not exceeding $200,000, for the purpose
of acquiring necessary land, easements, equipment,
materials and supplies for the municipal park system?
District I Total Vote Cast No Yes
Parks 507 281 226
District II
Parks -339 222 114
District III
Parks 262 177 81
District N
Parks 353 253 99
District V
Parks 410 253 185
District VI
Parks 500 290 206
Total —2,707-1,476 911
and each of said propositions, having received less than a majority of
votes cast thereon, is hereby declared to have not carried.
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Approved:
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Attes
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The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by Bies, and on roll call, there were four AYES and no NAYS, as follows:
Bies AYE
Nadasdy AYE
Rahn AYE
Teresi AYE
whereupon said resolution was declared passed and adopted, signed by the
Mayor, and his signature attested by the Clerk.
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