12-03-47 City Council Minutesits
December 3, 1947
The Council of the Village of Golden V11ey met
December 3 in the Village Hall at 8:00 P.M. with the
following members present: President Swenson, Trustees
Frandsen, Pinch, Putnam and Reiss.
Minutes of the November 18 meeting were read and on
motion by Reiss seconded by Pinch approved. Treasurer's
report dated November 18 showed a balance in aii funds
of $9981.30 and the following receipts totalling X942.66;
a copy of the report being placed on file with the Clerk:
11-10 Ernest E. Bach
11-5 F. N.Shubert
11-4 Lionel F. Johnson
11-15 Thomas A. Boright
11-11 Leo Lahti Excay.Co.
11-14 Chester Campbell
11-18 Cash
11-4 Chas. Lindrud
11-8 Langford Electric
11-17 Geo. Hanson
11-17 Ralph Beal
11-17 Clarence Bryan
11-18 Wm. Cordner
11-18 Hans Reiss
11-13 Jerry Barck
Sunset Ridge A s smt . %�242.67
"
107.85
"
107.85
"
80.89
132 Yds. Dirt Fill
26.40
Court Fines
349.00
Towing & Storage
Truck
20.00
Filing Fee
1.00
Elec. License
1.00
Filing Fee
1.00
"
i.00
"
1.00
"
1.00
1.00
"
1.00
'1942.66
Motion by Reiss seconded by Pinch was approved,
to allow for payment the following bills totalling
5200.03:
1230 Al McGinnis
1231 Everett Frandsen
1232 Geo. A. Homberger
1233 Patrick Loaney
12134 Paul LeBrun
1235 Ferd. Holzheu
1236 Andrew J. Jessen, Jr.
tAbove orders issued for payment)
1237 Harold W. Swenson
1238 Chas. Frandsen
1239 W. E. Pinch
1240 Hans Reiss
1241 Enterprise Publishing Corp.
1242 John F. Enghauser
1243 Gladys DeJarlais
1244 Maude L. Germain
1245 Mrs. Vera Balfanz
1246 Helen L. Pepin
1247 Mrs. Eugene Thotland
1248 Mrs. Elizabeth Glorvick
1249 Mrs. Helen Bies
101.10
84.90
88.80
107.10
94.16
35.15
33.70
150.00
105.00
105.00
105.00
37.60
12.00
9.90
9.90
9.90
9.90
9.90
9.90
0.90
x.1.9
1250
�251
1252
1253
1254
1255
1256
1257
1258
1259
1260
1261
1262
1263
1264
1265
1266
1267
1268
1269
1270
1271
1272
1273
1274
1275
1276
Opal C. h1s t ad
Erleen J. Hall
Walter S. Booth & Son
J. A. Curtis Printing
Miller -Davis Co.
Bert D. Putnam
Bert D. Putnam
Geo. L. Casey
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Krieg Letter Co.
Stanley D. Kane
Lyle K. Larsen
Minn. Fire Equipment Co.
Thompson Lumber Co.
Swan Erickson
Harry Hamman
Lester L. Elstad
Erma L. Schulz
Minnesota Salt Co.
Landers Norblom Christenson
Peterson & Santmire Gar�'ge
Falk-Zolle Co.
Golden Valley arrige - Quist
Geo. T. Ryan Co.
Thompson Lumber Co.
Suburban Hennepin Co. Relief Board
First National BAnk of Minneapolis
Co.
Co.
9.90
9.90
2.40
60.00
17.30
100.00
225.00
105.00
7.25
5.50
225.00
56.11
5.25
10.00
148.80
53.10
53.70
99.00
20.80
11.02
180.26
51.15
12.68
3.00
1.50
53.2
2543.85
5200 0 3
Orders (1196-1229 covering bills approved Nov. 18
were issued for payment.
Following discussion of engineering charges for road
survey in Delphian Heights it was agreed to refer invoice at
Hitchcock and Estabrook to Mr. Kane for consultation.
The Clerk reported the following returns in the Villa e
Election held December 2: Total ballots cast in Precinct 1
were 362; in Precinct #2 -564; total 926.
For President of the Council -
For Trustee
For Treasurer
For Justice of Peace
Ralph B. Beal 459
W. M. Cordner 466
Spoiled 1
George E . Hanson 437
Hans Reiss 484
Spoiled 5
Clarence Bryan 465
George L. Casey 455
Spoiled 6
John Enghauser 689
Write -Ins 20
Blank 217
120
For Constable
Jerry E.Barck 463
Chas. V.Lindrud 452
Spoiled 11
On the question of issuance of Bonds in the
amount of $16,500. for the purpose of erecting
a needful public building for housing fire
fighting,equipment: Yes 645
CD
No 281
Motion by Pinch seconded by Frandsen to certify
the results of the election as reported by the Clerk was
approved.
Mr. Swan Erickson reported that a stop order had been
served on Dr. Samuelson's airplane hangar construction
and that on complaint of construction without building
permit defendant had been found guilty in justice court,
with fine being suspended for 30 days. Mrs. Samuelson
stated that no licenses were necessary to operate the
field inasmuch as passengers were not taken on flights.
Mr. George Crandall, Roy Johnson and others adjacent to
the field stated that they objected to the flying on the
basis of its creating a hazard and being noisy. The
building inspector reported that Dr. Samuelson had in-
formed him that the field would be a temporary one as he
anticipates moving the aircraft to the new Crystal air-
port. Mr. Eugene Thotland stated th^t he was not opposed
to the operation aa long as it wrs not a commercial one.
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No action was taken to appoint an assessor foiiow-
ing a discussion with Swan Erickson in which he stated
that he would like to report at the next meeting of the
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Council whether or not he wished to be considered an
applicant for the appointment.
Communication of November 24 from the Planning
Commission was read with reference to advising the
Utility Companies of the status of lands on which pole
and pipe installations were contemplated. It was agreed
that the Clerk contact Engineering Departments of the
Utilities to determine their interest in the matter and
report at the next Council meeting.
On motion by Pinch seconded by Reiss and approved,
communication of November 24 from the Towle Company on
the subject of final acceptance of roads in Noble Grove
and the future provision for street lighting and sign
posts was referred to the Planning Commission.
The following Building Department reports for
a) 9
November were placed on fiie:
building 15 permits, Owners' Valuation$165,400.
Plumbing 16 it 18..525.
Electrical 22 if 9,207.
121
Police Captain McGinnis reported that the police car
was in need of extensive repair, that a motor replaeemeat
would cost approximately $400., and that a new car could
be purchased for about 4750.00. Motion by Reiss seconded
by Frandsen to advertise for bids on 1947 DeSoto Car or
equal on the basis of trade-in of the present 1946 car,
with bids to be opened December 16 was approved.
On motion by Putnam seconded by Reiss the meeting
adjourned.
Attest: President
Clerk