#106 12-04-57 Ratify 1956 Payroll234
Resolution No. 106 December 4, 1957
Member Teresi introduced the following resolution and MVED its adoptions
"RESOLUTION RATIFYING 1956 PAYROLL"
BE IT RESOLVED,.by the Village Council of the Village of Golden Valley as
follows r
WH REAS, the Village Council has read the attached
affidavit of Royce W. Owens, which is by this reference
hereby made a part hereof, hereby ratifies the 1956
payroll payments therein set forth in accordance with
the amounts actually disbursed, rather than as previously
approved by action of this Council.
STATE OF MINNESOTA jss AFFIDAVIT
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN )
ROYCE W. OWENS, first being duly sworn on oath, states and deposes
as follows:
That 1956 payrolls numbers 16, 17, 18 and 20, dated respectively as
follows s
Number 16 August 31, 1956
Number 17 September 15, 1956
Number 18 September 30, 1956
Number 20 October 31, 1956
were duly approved by the Village Council, but were in error as approved
for the following reasons
Payroll Number 16. $19.80 paid to Miss Ruth Farmer which should have been
'.withheld as taxes according to the original payroll. This does not affect
the Village in any way as it would have been paid to the government.
This matter has been presumable settled between the government and Miss
Farmer.
Payroll Number 17. Through a clerical error the Village Inspectors and
Fixe Chief were not included in the amount approved for payment as
follows:
Dan Lynch $150.00
Harry Hamman. 150.00
Martin Paquette 150.00
Eugene Thotland 25.00
Deleted from this same payroll was Mr. Walter Piech in the sum of $167.:20
due to termination of employment.
.,Payroll Number 18. Mr. John Malloy was discharged at a reduction of
$102.50 from the amount originally approved.
Payroll Number 20. Mr. Timothy Hazel was discharged and the amount of
$112.20 was not deleted from the payroll approved. The check was made
Resolution No. 101 (continued) December 4, 1957
out although it was never delivered to Mr. Hazel and the check is still in
the possession of the Village.
Because of the fact that payrolls for salaried employees are made up about two
weeks in advance, it is only natural that, due to resignation or discharge of
an employee subsequent to the date the payroll is made up, these occurances
have been a problem.
/s/ Royce W. Owens
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
Member Flannagan, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in
favor thereof: Bies, Flannagan, Nadasdy, Starr, 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 attesteffiby the Clerk.
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Attest:
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