06-17-74 City Council MinutesREGULAR MEETING
of the
VILLAGE COUNCIL
June 17, 1974
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the Council of
the Village of Golden Valley, Hennepin County, Minnesota, was held at 7800
Golden Valley Road, in said Village, on May 20, 1974 at 7:30 o'clock P.M.
The following members were present: Anderson, Bix and Moberg; the following
were absent: Hoover and Riggs.
Present were Village Manager, Barkley G. Omans; Village Attorney, Robert M.
Skare; Village Engineer, Lowell Odland; Acting Village Clerk, Carol LeVesque.
Minutes of June 3, 1974:
MOVED by Anderson seconded by Bix carried that the minutes of June 3, 1974 be
approved, subject to the following corrections:
Page 114: Under "Communications" - Daryl Natz:
Motion should read:
MOVED by Bix seconded by Hoover carried to retain Mr. Skare's firm
to prepare a report on legal remedies available. Moberg voted "NO".
Page 112: Middle of page under "Continued Public Hearing":
Should read "Rice Lake area" instead of "Kelly Drive".
Page 117: Under "Waiver of Public Hearing 74-WM-2, Kings Valley;
in the second line of the motion, after the word "voted", please
add: "infavor thereof: Anderson, Bix, Hoover, Moberg and Riggs
and the following voted *'* * *".
Page 117: Under "Human Rights Commission re: Housing Report",
first line, should read: "Mr. Wayne Cox" rather than "Mr. Wayne
Mona".
Mr. Bix stated that he noticed the minutes of the Board of Review 1974 Ass-
essments were not included in the Council packets and asked that they be
placed in the next agenda.
Public Hearing - Street Vacation - Busch Street (Cont. from 5/6/74):
Councilman Moberg opened the Public Hearing. (Copy from former minutes).
Mr. Bill Busch, owner of the land and greenhouse, was present. He stated
that the street vacation was very necessary for the development of the whole
property. He was informed that the Council should have had the deed in
hand for this meeting before they could act on a resolution vacating the
street; also that the land to be dedicated for the cul-de-sac must be in
an elevation where a cul-de-sac could be built or in an area that could be
filled. The Village Engineer stated that there should be some stipulation
as to the fill that would be required in order to protect the Village from
further cost. A man from Volp Construction was present to encourage the
Council to act on this matter since his company was erecting a new build-
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ing on the property immediately east of it. The Village Manager inquired
if the Volp people would be removing the greenhouse but his answer was
negative.
Village Attorney stated that one reading of the resolution would make the
vacation of the street final so it should not be vacated until the staff
is satisfied that the rights of the Village have been protected.
Councilman Moberg closed the public hearing.
MOVED by Anderson seconded by Bix carried to continue this matter to the
July 1, 1974 Council meeting subject to submitting the deed to the Council
and subject to the approval of the Engineering Department.
Public Hearing - Street Vacation - Portion of Manor Drive Cont. From 5-6-740
Councilman Moberg opened the Public Hearing (Copy from old minutes). Since
the proponent, Mr. Dempsey, was out of town and has not submitted any plans
to the Council, no action could be taken on this matter.
Councilman Moberg closed the public hearing.
MOVED by Bix seconded by Anderson carried to continue this item to the Aug.
5th Council meeting.
Public Hearing - Street Vacation - Miller Street:
Councilman Moberg opened the Public Hearing (Copy from old minutes).
The proponent, James Miceli, Assistant City Manager of St. Louis Park, was
present to speak to Council. He pointed out the proposed area of the West-
wood Hills Nature Center on a large map and explained that they want to
protect the northern boundary of the Environmental Center from any inter-
ference from traffic or similar types of non -transitional land use. He
said, with Golden Valley's granting the vacation of Miller Street, there.=is
the opportunity for preservation of this area and to permit its development
for public use for all surrounding communities who can work together. Both
young and old could learn to appreciate nature and could view the different
types of environmental situations which we find in our State.
General discussion followed with the Council members and Village staff.
Councilman Moberg asked for other interested persons to come forward. Dr.
William Haun of General Mills approached the Council to speak in opposition
to the vacation. He said General Mills owned the property in the southeast
quadrant of the interchange of County Road 18 and Highway 12. He said he
felt that the Council would be doing a disservice to General Mills, property
owners in Golden Valley, if they would move to vacate Miller Street.
The Village Engineer recommended that Miller Street not be vacated because
Golden Valley must maintain access to the west of Boone Avenue to Flag Ave-
nue, in order to serve the undeveloped properties west of Flag Avenue.
Councilman Moberg closed the public hearing.
MOTION by Anderson seconded by Bix carried to deny the request for vacation
of Miller Street.
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Public Hearing - Street Vacation - Fifth Avenue North:
The Acting Village Clerk presented the affidavit showing publication in
the official newspaper of the Notice of Public Hearing on proposed street
vacation. Said affidavit was examined,approved and ordered filed in the
office of the Village Clerk.
Paul Pink, Architect, was present for the request.
Councilman Moberg then announced that the meeting was open for public hear-
ing on said proposed street vacation and all persons present to do so were
afforded opportunity to express their views thereon. Their were no object-
ors.
Member Anderson introduced and read the following written resolution and
MOVED its adoption:
RESOLUTION
(Street Vacation - Portion of Fifth Avenue)
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was seconded by
Member Moberg, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in
favor thereof: Anderson, Bix, Moberg; 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 ,2 9
Public Hearing - Public Improvements - 74 -SC -1 First Sealcoating of Sumter Ave.
Rhode Island Avenue, Patsy Lane and Julianne Terrace:
The Acting Village Clerk presented an affidavit showing publication in the
official newspaper of the Notice of Public Hearing on certain proposed Public
Improvements 74 -SC -1 described in the resolution of this Council relating
thereto, adopted on April 15, 1974. Said affidavit was then examined, approv-
ed and ordered filed in the office of the Village Clerk.
Member Moberg then announced that the meeting was open for public hearing on
said proposed public improvements, and all persons present to do so were afford-
ed opportunity to express their views thereon. No persons presented objections,
with the exception of the following comments:
John C. Stratton 8150 Patsy Lane, had questions on who is responsible for repair
work (i.e., concrete driveways, etc.).
Member Moberg closed the Public Hearing.
Member Bix introduced the following Resolution and MOVED its adoption:
RESOLUTION
(Ordering Construction of Certain Proposed Public Improvements)
74 -SC -1
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
Member Anderson, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following members
voted in favor thereof. Anderson, Bix, and Moberg; and the following voted
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against the same: None, whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed
and adopted, signed by the Mayor, and his signature attested by the Village
Clerk. See Resolutions Book Page 2 qct
Member Bix introduced the following resolution and MOVED its adoption:
RESOLUTION
(Approving Plans and Specifications and Ordering Manner of Construction)
74 -SC -1
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by Member Anderson, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following members
voted in favor thereof: Anderson, Bix, and Moberg; 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 Acting
Village Clerk. See Resolutions Book page v 0
Public Hearing - 74 -SI -9 - Bituminous Surfacing - Sumter Avenue, from
TH #12 to vacated Erie Avenue:
The Acting Village Clerk presented an affidavit showing publication in the
official newspaper of the Notice of Public Hearing on certain proposed Pub-
lic Improvements 74 -SI -9 described in the resolution of this Council relat-
ing thereto adopted on.
Said affidavit was then examined
approved and ordered filed in the office of the Village Clerk.
Member Moberg then announced that the meeting was open for public hearing on
said proposed public improvements, and all persons present to do so were
afforded opportunity to express their views thereon.
Mr. Joe Gately, 642 Sumter Avenue South, questioned about the assessments of
Sumter Avenue and what about oiling the streets.
Mr. Jerry Ritter, 1033 Sumter Avenue South, opposed the bituminous surfacing
but in favor of oiling the street. He presented a letter from the Minnesota
Highway Department directed to the Safety Council regarding cutting off the
access to TH #12 from the Service Road on, Sumter Avenue going west. In
favor of street being oiled.
Member Moberg stated that the letter would be submitted to the Safety Council.
Mr. Edmund Noren, 840 Sumter Avenue South, opposed to the dust on Sumter and
would like to see it blacktopped. Opposed also to closing the access to TH�`12.
Mr. Albins Winkels, 914 Sumter Avenue South, opposed to the installation of
bituminous surfacing on Sumter Avenue and wants to wait until the Highway
Department does something with Highway 12.
Mr. Lowell E. Cole, 815 Sumter Avenue South, would like to see the road paved
on Sumter Avenue.
Mr. D. J. Leigh, 600 Sumter Avenue South questioned the cost of oiling over
the years in comparison to blacktopping the street.
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Member Moberg closed the Public Hearing.
Member Anderson moved that we deny approval of 74 -SI -9, seconded by Member
Bix. Motion carried unanimously.
Public Hearing - RSL #55 - Golden Valley Road from Winnetka Ave. to Vermont Ave.
The Acting Village Clerk presented an affidavit showing publication in the off-
icial newspaper of the Notice of Public Hearing on certain proposed Public Impro-
vements RSL 455 described in the resolution of this Council relating thereto,
adopted on May 20, 1974. Said affidavit was then examined, approved and ordered
filed in the office of the Village Clerk.
Member Moberg then announced that the meeting was open for public hearing on
said proposed public improvements, and all persons present to do so were
afforded opportunity to express their view thereon. No persons presented
objections except the following:
John T. Bunbain, Kuiper's Hardware, stated he was for the RSL X655.
Duane L. Haugen, Odin's Men's Wear, stated that he would support the RSL #55.
Member Moberg closed the Public Hearing.
Member Anderson introduced the following resolution and MOVED its adoption:
RESOLUTION ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF
CERTAIN PROPOSED PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
RSL -55
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
Member Bix, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following members voted
in favor thereof: Anderson, Bix and Moberg; 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 Village Clerk.
See Resolutions Book page -101
Informal Public Hearing - 3900 Glenwood Avenue; Platting Waiver Request:
Mr. Charles E. Nadler, Attorney, stated that removal of the house will be
made by August 17, 1974.
Mr. Robert Skare, stated that the action could not be taken until the house
was moved.
Mr. Charles Nadler then stated that he would have the house moved by the 1st
of August, 1974.
Member Bix moved that we continue this hearing on the August 5,1974 Council
Meeting. Seconded by Member Anderson. The motion carried.
Park & Recreation Report on Open Space Committee Structure:
Dr. Ray G. Peterson, Park & Recreation Commission, stated that the Commission
would like to work with the Open Space Committee and also approval to work
with the Trails Committee to preserve open space in Golden Valley.
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Mr. John Homme, Vice -Chairman, Environmental Commission, stated that citizens
on the Open Space Committee should have the opportunity to work directly with
the Council & with other Commissions and they should not be subject to the
Censorship of any Commission that they would have to work through.
Mr. Wallace Klovstad, Chairman, Environmental Commission, stated that it
should be a Committee all by itself and not under any other Commission.
Member Anderson MOVED to accept the Park & Recreation report as amended and
authorize its implementations under Item 6 (Structures) Item 5 (Procedures)
and Item 3 (Procedures). Seconded by Member Bix. Motion carried unanimously.
Informal Hearing - Bus Route X619 - Change in Scheid Park Area:
Mr. Sam Jacobs, Minneapolis Transit Commission, presented a map of the bus
route to be proposed wich will serve the area of Golden Valley south of
Duluth Street and East of TH 4100.
John Rock, 5218 St. Croix Avenue North opposed the route of going around the
park not against the bus service.
Mr. James Anderson, 5211 St. Croix Avenue North, opposed to the route around
Scheid Park because of a difficult turn.
Mrs. E. D. Vaughan, 5217 St. Croix Avenue, opposed to the route around Scheid
Park because of the children in that area.
Mr. Vernon Sturman, 5111 Golden Valley Road, in favor of having the bus Route
4419 go through the Route as indicated by MTC.
Mr. Raymond Brandenkamp, 1831 Toledo Avenue, opposed to the bus route as Mr.
Rock had indicated, not MTC.
Mr. George Klouda, 5311 Golden Valley Road, in favor of seeing the bus route
in this area.
Mrs. E. M. Dehkes, 5318 St. Croix Avenue, opposed to the route that MTC indi-
cated. But wanted to have the route go from Golden Valley Road to the Service
Road crossing over to Toledo Avenue.
Mrs. Virginia McLane, 5350 Golden Valley Road, in favor of having the bus route
as it is needed in our area.
Council recommended that MTC bring forth more bus routes and that the citizens
involved in those routes would be present to discuss a more practical bus
route for the Sheid Park Area by August 5, 1974.
Communications: Environmental Commission Re: Letter of May 20, 1974:
Wallace Klovstad, Chairman of the Environmental Commission, was present to
explain the letter regarding the development of a resource recovery and
recycling program in cooperation with the suburbs of Crystal, New Hope, and
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Robbinsdale. John Homme, Environmental Commission member, gave a brief
description of a field trip made to Austin, Minnesota to study their
recycling program.
MOVED by Bix, seconded by Anderson, carried unanimously, to instruct the
members of the Environmental Commission to return at a later meeting at
their convenience with more definitive information.
Resignations from Human Rights Commission - Mona Moede and Melvin Burstein:
Member Moberg stated the City Council is in receipt of letters of resignation
from Human Rights Commission members Mona Moede and Melvin Burstein.
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Bix, carried unanimously, to accept and file
the letters of resignation and write response letters thanking them for their
service.
Communications: James Kliment re: Public Works Service:
Member Moberg stated the City Council is in receipt of a letter from James
Kliment, 2160 Zane Avenue North, Golden Valley, Minnesota re: Public Works
Service.
It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Bix, carried unanimously, to accept
and file the letter from James Kliment re: Public Works Service.
Communications: Application for Planning,,�Commission:
Member Moberg introduced a letter from George A. Murad applying for the
current vacancy on the City Planning Commission.
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Bix, carried unanimously, to accept and file
the application for Planning Commission.
Communications: Metropolitan Health Board Meeting - July 10, 1974-
Z. G. Omans, City Manager stated there will be a meeting held by Metropolitan
Health Board and Metropolitan Commission at 4:30 P.M., Wednesday, July 10, 1974
at the Metro Square building on 7th and Robert Streets in regard to an applica-
tion for Certificate of Need from Life Sciences Foundation, 3901 Golden Valley
Road, Golden Valley, to purchase an 18 MED LINEAR Accelerator for use in re-
searching high energy radial therapy treatment of cancer patients. The cost
for the equipment is $464,825.
License List:
LICENSES FOR APPROVAL June 17, 1974
No.
Licensee
Type
Fee
3053
Chester Bird Am. Legion Post 523
Juke Box
$5.00
3054
Lodgings, Inc. (G.V. House)
Motel
50.00
3055
Westwood Lake Offices
Cigarettes
12.00
3056
Westwood Lake Offices
Vend NP
7.50
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Licenses for Approval, June 17, 1974 (cont.)
No.
Licensee
Type
Fee
3057
Weigen Graphics
Vend NP
$ 5.00
3058
Red Owl Store
Vend NP
5.00
3059
Clifford H. Moen
Peddle w/car-art
prints 11.00
3060
Carriage House Motor Lodge
Motel
50.00
3061
Carriage House Motor Lodge
Juke Box
15.00
3062
Glen's Union "76"
Cigarettes
12.00
3063
Colonial Acres Home, Inc.
Vend NP
7.50
3064
Continental Cont. (Holiday Hotel)
Food Est.
Exempt Pd. 5/6/74
Licenses: Renewal of "On -Sale" Liquor License and Approval of New "Off -Sale"
Holiday Motor Hotel - Continental Contractors:
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Bix, carried unanimously, to defer action on
this item to July 1, 1974 subject to the proponent meeting with Robert Skare,
City Attorney, and subject to the proponent providing complete detailed infor-
mation, including names of the various companies and officers involved, and
providing copies of the Application for License and financial information to
the City Staff.
MOVED by Bix, seconded by Anderson, carried to approve the "On -Sale" Intoxi-
cating Liquor License for Michael Crakes dba Michael's subject to full pay-
ment of the Liquor License fee by July 1, 1974.
The Village Council discussed food conditions and complaints of service to
minors and asked the licensee to give attention to the elimination of these
problems or his license might be in jeopardy.
MOVED by Bix, seconded by Anderson, carried, to approve the "On -Sale" Intoxi-
cating Liquor License for Aloha Corporation dba Carriage House Restaurant and
Lounge. Moberg voted "No", stating she approved seeking legal advice and
recommendations on I-394, but wanted the report to come from our attorney on
I-394, Mr. Charles Dayton.
MOVED by Bix, seconded by Anderson, carried to approve the "On -Sale" Intoxi-
cating Liquor License for Glenn Corporation dba White House.
The Village Council discussed the fact that the Golden Valley House was in
receivership and questioned the ability of the dummy corporation, as set up,
being able to make the necessary changes in food service and properly operate
the facilities in accordance with Golden Valley expectations.
MOVED by Bix,
cating Liquor
seconded
License
by
for
Anderson, carried, to approve the "On -Sale" Intoxi-
Harold E. Lynch dba The New Boulevard, Inc.
MOVED by Bix,
seconded
by
Anderson, carried, to
approve the "On -Sale" Intoxi-
cating Liquor
License
for
B.L.R. Inc., dba Cork
'N Cleaver, subject to a new
bond being filed with
the
Village Clerk.
MOVED by Bix, seconded by Anderson, carried to approve the "On -Sale" Intoxi-
cating Liquor License for Michael Crakes dba Michael's subject to full pay-
ment of the Liquor License fee by July 1, 1974.
The Village Council discussed food conditions and complaints of service to
minors and asked the licensee to give attention to the elimination of these
problems or his license might be in jeopardy.
MOVED by Bix, seconded by Anderson, carried, to approve the "On -Sale" Intoxi-
cating Liquor License for Aloha Corporation dba Carriage House Restaurant and
Lounge. Moberg voted "No", stating she approved seeking legal advice and
recommendations on I-394, but wanted the report to come from our attorney on
I-394, Mr. Charles Dayton.
MOVED by Bix, seconded by Anderson, carried to approve the "On -Sale" Intoxi-
cating Liquor License for Glenn Corporation dba White House.
The Village Council discussed the fact that the Golden Valley House was in
receivership and questioned the ability of the dummy corporation, as set up,
being able to make the necessary changes in food service and properly operate
the facilities in accordance with Golden Valley expectations.
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The Attorney representing the receiver was asked to furnish additional
financial information, straighten out food service problems and equipment
with the Golden Valley Health Inspector, and provide the Council with
additional information. It was moved by Anderson, seconded by Bix, carried
to defer action on this item until July 1, 1974.
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Bix, carried to approve the following "On -Sale"
Sunday Sale Liquor Licenses:
Minneapolis Elks Lodge No. 44
The New Boulevard, Inc.
Golden Valley Golf Club, Inc.
Aloha Corporation, Carriage House
B.L.R. Inc., dba Cork 'N Cleaver
Mayor and Council Item: Crvstal Drainaee and Scott Avenue Drainage:
The City Engineer, gave a brief explanation and background of this drainage
problem:
Joe Boisclair, acting as spokesman for Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox, 3398 Scott Ave.,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Max, 3384 Scott Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Donald Page, 3376 Scott
Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Eckelberg, 3368 Scott Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. John
Sager, 3360 Scott Ave., presented photographs of the flooding that occured in
the yards of the above residents during the heavy rains on June 2 and 4, 1974.
Mr. Boisclair stated this problem has existed since the natural drainage ditch
in their area was covered up some years ago. He urged that the City Council
make efforts to obtain funds to construct adequate storm sewer facilities.
Discussion was held on the possibility of joining with the City of Crystal
and City of Robbinsdale to try to develop a remedy to this drainage and water
problem in this area.
Mr. Wilcox, 3398 Scott Ave. No., requested that his house be condemned because
he feels his house is a ponding area and should be used as one.
MOVED by Member Anderson that our City Manager set up a meeting at the earliest
possible date with the City of Crystal and City of Robbinsdale in regard to
the drainage problem and possible solutions. The motion was seconded by
Member Bix and carried unanimously.
MOVED by Bix, seconded by Anderson carried unanimously to instruct the City
Attorney to make the appropriate research and take the appropriate legal
action to determine what course of legal remedy should be taken.
It was moved by Anderson seconded by Bix carried unanimously to request that
our City Engineer bring back to the City Council cost estimates on any temp-
orary help for the drainage problem on 33rd and Scott Avenues.
The following residents appeared before the City Council and suggested that
improving the drainage would put additional water into Bassetts Creek and
might increase their problem when Bassetts Creek floods:
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John Hoffman, 2660 Scott Avenue, Ervin Peterson, 2685 Scott Avenue, Lance
Erickson, 2665 Scott Avenue, Roger Stecker, 2675 Scott Avenue, James Jacobson,
2600 Scott Avenue, Richard McGowan 2655 Scott Avenue.
Village Manager's Items: Award of Bids - 73 -SI -1, 7 & 13; 74 -SI -3,5,6, & 7.
The Acting Village Clerk presented an affidavit of publication to the official
newspaper. Sealed bids were received and the Village Manager, Village Engineer,
and Village Clerk met at the Civic Center, 7800 Golden Valley Road, at 11:00 A.M.,
on June 13, 1974, and publicly opened and read the bids as follows:
Arcon Construction 5% $37,736.20
Concrete Curb & Company 5% 39,115.10
Minn. State Curb & Gutter 5% 41,643.00
Victor Carlson 5% 46,931.90
F. A. Kelly 5% 48,638.00
Arnold Beckman 5% 60,419.70
Alexander Construction DID NOT BID
MOVED by Bix seconded by Anderson to award the contract to low bidder, Arcon
Construction in the amount of $37,736.20 for 73 -SI -1, 7 & 13; 74 -SI -3,5,6, & 7.
Village Manager's Item: Revenue Sharing Planned Use Report:
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Bix, carried that the estimated revenue sharing
funds during the period from July 1, 1974 through June 30, 1975 be planned
for use as follows: $79,000 for park and open space land acquisition, $16,000
for the detached worker program, and the balance for acquisition of public
safety equipment authorized from revenue sharing in the 1974 budget.
Departmental Item: Engineering Re: Authorization to construct Walls in
Coniunction with 74 -CW -1:
MOVED by Bix, seconded by Anderson, carried to authorize a contract for re-
taining walls along new sidewalk construction at $5.00/ square foot, with
Henry Valiukas.
Departmental Item: Engineering Re: Minnesota Hwy. Dept. - Approval of
Pedestrian Bridge SuvDlemental,ARreement:
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Bix, carried to apss the following resolution:
RESOLUTION NO.
(Authorizing the Mayor and Village Manager to Sign
Supplemental Agreement on T.H. #12 Pedestrian Bridge)
Planning Commission Minutes - June 10, 1974:
MOVED by Anderson,
seconded
by
Moberg, carried to receive and file the Planning
Commission minutes
of June
10,
1974.
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Call Public Hearing July 17, 1974 - Residential & Institutional Northwest
Corner•
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Moberg, carried to call a public hearing for
Residential and Institutional zoning in the Northwest corner of the City.
Park and Recreation Commission Minutes - May 30, 1974:
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Bix, carried to receive and file the Park and
Recreation Commission minutes of May 30, 1974.
Bills & Claims:
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Moberg, carried to approve the bills as
submitted on the prelist.
Bills & Claims: Duane R. Dufalt Re: Auto Accident - Duluth St. near Douglas Dr.:
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Moberg, carried to receive and file the claim
from Duane R. Dufalt Re: Auto accident - Duluth St. near Douglas Drive.
Bills & Claims: Temporary Restraining Order - City of New Hope:
MOVED by Anderson, seconded by Moberg, carried to receive and file the
temporary restraining order — City of New Hope.
MOVED by Anderson seconded by Moberg, carried to adjourn the meeting at
2:00 A.M.
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