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05/03/1960 - 00024195� »a MEETING OF THE CITY COIINCIL - MAY 3, 1960 A regular meeting of the City Council, May 3, 1960, was called to order 6y Mayor Greig at 7 30 P.M. Members Present Members Absent Johanson, Sheridan, Nagel and Greig. Wolke (arrived at 7;39 P.M.) APPROVAL OF MINUTES Councilman Nagel moved the approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of Apri1 19, 1960. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was carried unanimously. Councilman Sheridan moved the approval of the minutes of the special meeting of Aprtl 25, 1960. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote, thert being no nays, the motion was carried unanimously. OLD BUSINESS PUBLIC HEARING - PARKVIEW OAKS FIRST ADDITION - FINAL PLAT Mr. Evert Carlson was present, and explained some of the particulars concerning this plat. Motion by Johanson to call the hearing to a close at 7:35 P.M. Seconded by Nagel. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was carried unanimously. ACCEPTANCE OF FINAL PLAT - PARKVIEW OAKS FIRST ADDITZON Motion by Johanson to accept this as a final plat of Parkview Oaks, First Addition, and authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to sign the plat. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there Ueing no nays, the motion was carried unanimously. EASEMENT ON PARKVIEW OAKS Mr. Evert Carlson stated there was an easement which the Council had received previously, which should be vacated now, as it infringes on some of the lots in the new plat of Park- view Oaks. Mr. Wo1ke arrived at 7 39 P.M. PRELIMINARY PLAT OF CARLSON'S SUMNIT MANOR ANNEX Mr. Evert Carlson, presented the preliminary plat of Carlson's Summit Manor Annex. After some discussion, it was tabled until later in the meeting. FOR VARIANCE OF SIDE YARD REQUIREMENTS AT 6717 WASH- Motion by Johanson to grant the request for variance in side yard requirement as proposed. Seconded by Nagel, Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was carried unanimously. ' 1 ' � ' , ��� PUBLIC HEkRING - LYNDbLE BUILDERS 6TH ADllI'PION - FIIdAL PLAT llfter some discussion, motion by Sheri3an that the Public Hearing on Lyndale Builders 6th tiddition be closed. Seconde3 by Nagel. Jpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanira�usly. ACCEPTANC� OF FINAL PLAT - LYNDALE BUILDERS 6TH ADDITION biotion by Sheridan to accept this as the final plat of Lyndale Builders 6th Addition, and to authorize the Mayor and Clerk to sign same. Seconded by Nagel. Upon a voice vote, there being no n`ays,' the motion was carried unanimously. NEVJ BUSINESS RECEIVE BIDS FOR POLICE CAR The City b7anag'er opened the bids for the police car. as follows: NAME OF CQMPANY AND ADDRESS Broadway Automotive, Inc, 1527 Neat Broadway Minneapolis, �linnesota Hing-Dodge Company 2021 '�Nest Sroadway Ninneapolis, kinnesota The t�inar Company 1708 CenLral Ave, id. E. �linneapolis, Minneaota CASH PRICE TRtiDE �'2,365.08 �3,148.00 �3,058.�3 w 836,08 y�1r533.50 �I,2�5.00 They are TOTAL ,�1,529.00 �1,61�.�0 �l,833.43 River Motors 656 Main Street �ast Anoka, Minnesota $3,125.86 �1,538.74 �1,58£3.12 Motion by Johanson to have the bids on the police car tabul�:ted by the Chief of Police. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voiee vote, there being no nays, the motion was declarad to have passed unanimously, RECEIVE BIDS FOR S�N-26 Motion by Sheridsn to recei✓e the followin� bi3s for SW-26; FIRl9 Nodland Cpnst. Co., Inc. Alexandria, Minnesota Feter Lametti Conat. Co. 515 Drake St. St. Paul, N:Snnesota Phelps-Drake Co., Inc. 5440�Douglas Dr�ve &linnespolis 22, Minnesota Sandstrom and Hafner 2054 St, Anthony Blvd. Minneapolis,, Minnesota Lametti �Sc 3ons, Inc. 211 North, Pascal Ave. St. Paul 4, Minnesota F. �IOrtini 852 VYest h?inister St. Paul, :�innesota SII� SECURITY Bond 5� Sond 5� Bond 5� Bond 5f Bond 5 0 Bond 5J LUMP SU�I BTD $27�,639.00 �226��57,48 � 214+552e52 $212,200.00 y�194,389�22 �282,550.00 C OMPL�TI eDi TIM� _� As Specified 150 Cal. 3ays 130 Cal. Days 120 Cal. Days As Specified ��� Secondsd by� Johanson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was aarried unanimously. REC��'J��Ip OPEN BIDS FOR S'N-29 The followin� bids were received for SW-29W Nodland Const. Co., Inc. Alexandria, INinneeota Sond 5� v�v1��,�+�I,50 Peter Lametti Const. Coo 515 Dr�ke Sto Paul, !t9innesota Phelps-Drake Co., Inc. 5440 Douglas Drive Minneapolis 22, Minn. uValbon Excavation Co. Minneapolis, Minn. Sandstrom & Hafner�, Inco 2054 St. Anthonj� Blvd. ffiinneapolis, Minn. Montgomery Const. Cq. St, Croix Fslls, Nisc. Lar�etti & Sons, Inc. 211 Noo Pascal Ave. Sto Paul 4i �innesota Horbal ::onst. Co. 5341 Penn Ave. �T. il9inneapolis, .�(inn. R. V. Potter 8115 Bass Lake Road Minneapolis, Minn. F. 39ortini 852 West Minister St. Paul, �linnesota Bond 5� Bond 5� Bond 5� Bond 6�, $7,500 Bond Hond 5� �4r500 Bond Bond 5/ Lats Not Opened $ 75�8�5.,85 � G2,5�5.5� ;� 98��5�.a0 �I09.232.00 �T06,L6A.70 � 8�*7r9�.OQ $ T8�265.88 $ 97�T36.fiA A� SgQCified , Cal. Z50 Days CaI. I2Q Days Cal. 120 days Cal. I8C Days CsT. I50 Days As Specified Cm 1. I20 Days CaT. 100 Days � Tbe City Manager announced that a bid from Mortini had been received at 7.34 P,.17. , and he recommended t,hat it be retnrned unopened� The Council ordered the Manager not to open the bid and it �vas returned to Mr. Mortini. Motion by Sheridan to receiv� the bi3s for SW-24. Seconded by Wolke. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the r�otion was cArried unanimously. Les Knutson� of Comstock and Davis„ was pre�ent and explained � the area to be served by the proposed impravement, and the estimated cost. He stated that the,Sanit�ry Sewer Main Interoeptor would cost approximately $160.00 ger lot. The Storm 6ewer Interceptor System proposed would cost approximately �300.00 per lot, The total cost for the com�lete water and sewer system would be approximately �1�?22.00 per lot. There was considerable discussion on the cost of the improvements, how soon they would be put in and what procedures were necessary to get the lateral services run. There was also discuesion on � ��� how much the people would save on the installation o£ their sanitary sewer if they put in a storm sewer before the s�nitary sewer was installed, The Mayor asked for a show of hands of those for and against the Sanitary Sewer. There were 21 in favor of the Sanitary Sewer, and none against it. The Mayor asked for a show of hands of those for and again�t the Storm Sewer for the complete area. There were 14 "yes" votes and 6"no". Motion by Johanson to call the hearing to a close at 9:00 P.b1, Seconded by Nagel. Upon a voice vote, there being no neys,, the motion wss carried unanimously. PRELIffiINARY PL4T OF CARLSON�S SUMMIT MANOR ANNEX Motion by Nagel to accept the preliminary plat of Carlson's Summit Manor l,nnex, Seconded by Wolke. Upon a voice votea there being no nays, the motion was carried unanimously. $ASEMENT - PARKVIEW OAKS FIRST ADDITION Motion by Nsgel to have the proper authorities start pro- ceedings to ha ve the easement in Parkview Oaks Addition va- cated. Seconded by Wolke, iTpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion �vas carried unanimously. The public hearing on the above was held, and the Ordinance rezoning the property was read. Motion by Johanson to close � the hearing, and to accept this as a first readin� of the Ordinance. Seconded by 49olke. Upon a voice vote, those in favor were Johanson, sreig, Sheridan and Wolke. Nagel abstained„ The motion �vas carr3ed. � FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE The above Ordinance was read. Motion by Johanson that the hearing be closed� snd to accept this as the first reading of the above Ordinance. Seconded by Nagel„ Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was carried unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING ON SE'NER AND '�VATER - L,YNDALE BUILDERS 6TH ADDITION There were no ob�ectora to the above improvement. Motion by VFolke to call the hearing to a close. Seconded by Nagel. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanimously. PUBLIC HEARING ON SEVVFR AND �'VATER - CHANNEL ROAD There were no objectors to the above improvement, The legal description is to be changed from Lots 3,, 4, and 5, Broakview l,ddition to read Lot 5, Valley View Rdditione Motion by Nagel to call the hearing to a close. Seconded by Wolke. Upon a noice vote� there being no nays, the motion was carried unanimously. ��� The above resolution was read,. Motion by �o1ke to adopt the above resolutiono Seconded by Nagel. Upon a voice vote,, there being no nays, the motion was csrried unanimously. u The above resolution was read. the above resolution. Seconded vote, there bein� no nays, the s Motion by Nagel to adopt by Johanson. Upon a voice motion was carried unanimously. The above resolution was read. Motion by Nagel to adopt the above resolution. Seconded by Wolke. Upon a voice vote, there beinb no nsys, the motion was carrled unanimously. � The above resolution was read. Johenson asked if the entire area would have to be put in at once. �otion by Nagel to adopt the resolution. Seconded by 'Nolkeo Upon a voice vote, ' those voting "yes" were Greig, Nagel, Sheridan and Wolke. Voting "no", Johansono The motion carried. Motion by Johanson to install only area "C" fn the Storm Sewer System - North of Rice Creek at the pre�ent time. There was no second to this motion. Councilman Johanson then stated, for the re- cord, that he was not opposed to the installation of storm sewer interceptors, and that he had voted "no" because he felt that only area '�C" should be installed at this time. The above resolution was read. Motion by Johanson to adopt the above resolution. Seconded by VJolke. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was carried unanimously. �otion by Wolke to receiver and place on file this report. Seconded by Nagel. Upon a voice note, there being no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanimously. � � � � ��� Motian by Wolke to adopt the above resolution. Secanded by Nagel. TJpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion �vas declared to have passed unanimously. Motion by Johanson to adopt the above resolution. Seconded by V�olke. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanimously. CONSIDERHTION OF TR."ILER PERMIT - C. Te 9'IILSON - 6057 CENTRAL AV�NUE � Motion by Nagel to approve the trailer parking permit. Secanded by '�Volke. Jpon a voice vote, there oeing no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanimously. PETITIONS_FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS The followinb petitions were received: Nater and Sewer for Lot 1, Auditor"s Subdivlsian No. 'Nater and Sewer - Rickard Road and F.13an 'dVay Street Surfacing on Brookview Drive Street Surfacing on 532 Avenue Nater and Sewer and Street Surfacina on 4th and 5th and 62nd Street Street Surfacin� on Rickard Rosd Sewer and �later - Osborne Manor 25 between 61st Motion by Wolke to receive the above petitians. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the mo- tion yvas declared to have passed un�nimously. The above resolution uras read. Motion by Johanson to adopt the sbove resolution. Secpn3ed by 1Yolke. Upon a voic� vote, there being no nays, the motion was decl�red to have passed unanimously. CA Mr. Les Knutson presented the final plans and specifications to the Council. Motion by Johanson to adopt the above resolution. Secon3ed by f�agel. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the moti.on was declared to kave passe3 unanimously. Motion by Nagel to adopt the above resolution. Seconde3 by Johanson. Upon a voice vote, ther� being no nays, the motion was declared to-have passed unanimously. FOR HIDS - Motion by Nagel to adopt the above resolution. Seconded by JVolke. Upon e voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanimously. � C6NSIDERFTIOIv OF NORTH SUBURBPN SEWERAGE CQMMITTEE PR6POSAL There was considerable discussion as to whether it was advisable Lor the City of Fridley to be associated with this arganization. The following resolution was read. ON Motion by Johanaon to adopt the abova resolution. Seconded by Sheridan. TJpon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanimously. CONaID�3Rh.TION OF 3�Ii:�?.�'s:1POLI.°. G�',S L'C3uPr'.hY I960 PRQGRANf The City M4n�ger exglained to Lhe Council the progr<.rn far ihe c�mino year b;� the iVlinneapolis Gas Company, and presented the Council �vith a detailed map showing the location of the lines, There were also two representatives from the Gas Company present who answered several questions concernin�3 gas service. CLAIMS I�otion by s"�olke to approve General Claims 2895 through 2930. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion w�s declared to have passed unanimously. Motion by Sherid�n to approve Public Utility Claima 882 through 890„ Seconded by 'fJolkea Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion lvas declared to have passed unanimously. Motion by '�iolke to 1828. Seconded by bein� no nays, the unanimously. LICENS�S approve Liquor Claims 1803 through Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there motion was declared to have passed Motion by Johanson to �pprove the list of licenses attached hereto, Motion seconded by 19olke. Upot� a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanimously. T.icenses to_be approved for the period - r'spril 30. 1960 to April 30� 1961 ELECTRICAL Annis Electric Company 2548 Central Ave. N. E. Minneapolis, Niinnesota Bacon's Electric Co. 6525 Central Ave. N. Eo Minneapolis 21, �inn. Coast ElecLric Company 13�4 Coon Rapids Hlvd. Coon Rapids, l�innesota Cronstrom's Hta. Coo 4410 Excelsior Blvd. RAinr.e�polis 16, Minn. Electric R�pair & Const. 424 '+Vashington Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota by: K. L. Gebert, Pres. by: Herbert Bacon, Sr. by; Carl H. Gause, Jr. � by K. A. Cron4trom Alvar 0. Eibing � � Renewal Renewal � Renewal Renewal Renewal �� � Hoffman Electric i,o. 1917 - 2nd Avenue S. Anoka, Minnesota Industrial Eleci. Co. 600 South 9th Street A9lnneapolis 4, Minn. Killmer Company 332 Centrai F.venue Osseo, Minnesota LeRoy 8igns, Inc, 310I North 2nd St. Minneapolis, Nlinn. Robbinsdale Electric Co. 3756 West Broadway Robbinsdele 22, Minn. �Yilliams Electric, Inc. 2312 Central kve. N. E, Ninneanolis, Minnesota Wilson Electric Company � 220 Washington Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota EXC�VhTORS Earl Doty 3732 22 St. N, E, N,inr_eapolie, Minn. John IdeZson 660 39th Ave, N. E, Minneapolis 21„ Minn, O�:k Knoll Lawn I�aterials 317 Gloucester Road Minneapolis 27, Minn. G�S FITTFRS by: FI, uY. Hoffman by: C':eorge R, Jones by: nllen 0. Killmer by: LeROy Reiter by: VJ. L, Crawford Renevv� l Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal by: Melvin J. 'vVilliams Renewal by; V, E. `CJilson by: Earl Doty by: John Nelsen by; Robert Cape JYilliam Carlson Plumbing Co. 2400 lOth Ave. South Mir.neapolis, Minnesota by• vVilliam Carlson Cronstrom's Heating Co. 441C Excelsior Blvd. Minneapolis 16, Ninn. Farr Plumbing Fc HLg. Co. 6822 Csseo Road Minneapolis 22, Ninn. Minneapolis Gas Company 739 Narquette Avenue I�inneapolis 2, Mihn. by; A. t�. Cronstrom by: Senjamin Farr by: Arthur Ahlquist R, r,. JYiley �Vell Company, Inc. Qsseo, Minnesota by: R, h, dJiley Renev�al Renewal Renewal New �enewal Renevval Rene�val Renewal nenewal �?7 � ��� GENERriL CONTRPCTORS Harold L. Cramer 3455 Sherician E`�ve. N. Ninneapolis, Minn. Robert Hughes 145 Logan Parkway Fridleyo Minnesota Chris Jensen Compar.y 1385 Selby y.venue St. Paul, Minnesota Charles E. Johanson, Inc. 6380 Highway �/65 Nlinneapolis 21„ BGinn. Ken Mueller Const. Companp 2`L34 Laurie Road St. Paul 13, Rhinnesota byt Harold Cramer by: Robert Hughes by� Chris Jens=n by; Charles Johanson by; Kenneth Mueller Renewal Renewal ' Renewal Renewal New Paul J. Schwartz Const. Co. 4020 Minnet,onka Blvd. Suite lb3 Minne�polis� Minnesota by: Paul J. Schwartz Renewal Thomas Silvis 2100 Indiana P.ve. N. Minneapolis 21, �finn� by: Thomas Silvie Renewal Sussell Lumber �o. 1850 Como hvenue St. Paul_w Mirinesot,s Edwatd �'. 'Noody 29�6 1� r�ri�r� : �^e. No Minnenpniis r'1, �Yinno HEe1TING by: Stanley Barenbaum by: Edward d. JYoody Comfort Htg. & I',ir Cond, Co. T705 Olson Highway Minneapolis� Minnesota by: Raymond J. Frei Conditioned Air Equip> Ge. 3�12 Clinton Avenue South Minneapolie �� Minnesota by. J. F. Siegel Cronstrom's Fitg. Ec Sheetmetal 441G Excelsior Blvd. Ninne�polis 16y Minnesota by: K. A. Cronstrom Farr Flumbing 8c Htg. Go. 6822 Osseo Road Ninr,eapolis 22, Minnesota Griffith Htg. & �ir Cond. 4332 Shady Qak Road Hopkirs, Minnesota Gustafson Company, T.D. 58^c0 Cedar Avenue Minneapo}is 17, Minn. by: Benjamin Farr by; Arthur Griffith by� F.oy T, Custafson J'ohnson Brothers Plbg, & Htg. E1�0 Golden Velley Road Minneapolis 22➢ Minnesota by; David S. Johnson Renewal Renewal 1 Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal , RenewaI Renewal � i� � masoNxY �ooney Const. Company 5042 Lowry Terrace North Golden Valley, Minnesota Nygard Brothers 1402 Oxford Street Hopkins, Minnesota James Schminkey & Son 4630 Jackson Street N. E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota OIL HURNER by: John E. Nooney by: Russel Nygard by: James Schminkey Cronatrom's Heating & Sheetmetal 441G ESccelsior Boulevard Minneapolis 16, Minnesota by: K. �1. Cranstrom PLASTERING Robert F. Donnelly 4152 Snelling Avenue Minneapolia 6, Nlinn. Clarence L. Lane 4424 uYest 7Oth Street Idinneapolis 24, Minn. A.rthur Solem 633 Bennett Drive N. E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Earl Tooley 1900 '�Voodcrest Drive N. E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota PLUMBING Al's Plumbing 8c Htg. Co. 8400 Center Drive M. E. Minneapolis 21� Minn. iYrn. Carleon Plbg. 8c Htg. 2400 lOth Ave. South Minneapolis, Ninnesota Farr Plbg. & Htg. Company 6822 Osseo Road Minneapolis 22, Minnesota T. D. Custafson Companq 5820 Cedar Avenue Minneapolis 17,, Minn. Hubbard Plbg. 8c Htg, Co. 1111 E. 24th Street 1Nir.neapolis 5, Minnesota Johnson Brothers Plb�. Co. 61D0 Golden Valley Road Minneapolis 22, Minnesota Minneapolis Gas Company 739 Marquette nvenue Minneapolis 2, &13nn. by: Robert Donnelly Clarence Lane by: Arthur Solem by: Earl Tooley by: Stanford Schnapp by: William Carlson by: Ben�amin Farr• by; Roy T. GustAfson Renewal Renewal New Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal by: Dcnald J. Fesenmaier Renewal by: David S. Johnson Renewal by� D. �r. Peterson for Renewal Bennie Johnson �7� ��� Standard Plbg. & App, Co. 8015 Minnetonka Blcd. N,inneapolis 26, Minn. Statewide Pl�g.-& Htg. Co. GE36 Per.n Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota bya Juluis H. Klein by: George Lawrence H, fi< Niley PJell Company, Inc. Cseeo, Minnesota by: R. A. �iley SIGN HF.i�TGERS Donnay Const. Ce.� Inc. 8336 Portlsnd Ave, vouth Minneapolis, Minr,esota LawrenceR Inc. 215 Edmund hvenue St. Paul, Minnesota LeRoy Signs, Inc. 3101 North 2nd Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Thompson Const. Co. 12201 Minnetonka Blvd. Minneapolis, Minnesota GAS Kin� Gas Company Osseo, Minnesota Living Air Eng'rg. Corp. 4626 Lyndale Ave. North Minneapolis 12, Minn. Nils Nygards 7318 Taylor Street N.E. Minneapolis 21, ffiinn. Sassco, Inc. 475 8th �.ve. N. W. New Brightorr, Minnesota Fred Vo�t and Company 6530 West Lake Street �:inneapolis 26, Minn. Ray N. uVelter Htg, Co. 463i Chicago Ave. Minneapolis 7, Minn. by� L. A. Donnay Renewal Renewal Renewal � Renewal by: George H. Lawrence Renewal by; LeRoy Reiter I�enewal by: Idore S. Pederson Renewal by: Calvin E. Forbes by: Ronald G. Blank by; Nils Nygards by: Elaine Jenson by� Fred Vo�t by: Ray N, tl�elter GENERnL Associated Co�tractors, Inc. 5720 VJayzata Blvd. Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Lloyd S. Beal Carlson-LaVine, Inc. 2854 Columbus Avenue I�inneapolis, Minnesota Commixnity Building Prod., Inc. 3024 Hennepin �venue �Ginneapolis SP Minnesota byo LeRoy Arnold by; Urban M. Smith Renewal ' Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal � Renewal Renewal Renewal L� � ' E1-Hub Builders 4134 Thomas Ave. North Minneapolis 12, Minnesota Fridley Construction Co. 7561 Central Ave. N. �. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Philip D. Hirsch Const. Co« 4002 In�lewood Avenue Minneapolis 16, Minnesota Morris T. Ovick 6801 Hickory Street N. E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota John P., Palmer 7117 West Shore Drive Edine, Minnesota Swanstrom Company, Inc. 1390 53'� Avenue N. E. Ninneapolis 21, Minnescta Union Builders, Inc. 1014 Plymouth Ave. North Minneapolis 11, Minnesota HEATING Clyde R. Maue Route 3, Box 140-A Osseo, Minnesota Living Air Eng'rg Corp. 4626 Lyndale Avenue North �inneapolis 12, I�inn. Sassco, Inc. 495 Sth Ave. N. V1. New Brighton, Minnesota Fred Vogt and Company 6530 'JGest Lake Street Minneapolis 26, Minn. Ray N. �Nelter Htg. Co. 4637 Chicago Avenue Minneapalis 7,, Minn. MASONRY by; E.E. Dietrich by: Mike Gideo by; Philip D, Hirsch by: Morris T. Ovick by: John A, Palmer by: Glenn Swanstrom by: Irwin Mandel by: Clyde R. Maue by: Ronald G. Blank by: Elaine Jenson by: Fred Vogt by; RayN. Welter Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Renewal Rer,ewal Renewal Renewal Minnehaha Terrazzo & Cement Co. 3950 Hiawatha Ave. 8outh Minneapolis� Ninnesota by: A1 Favero Renewal Fark Cement Company 1339 66th Avenue N. E. Minneapolie 21, Minn. by: Harold L. Jarr�ison Renewal PLUMBING Delbert P: Bruca 4747 Twin Lake Ave. N. Minneapolis, Minnesota by: Delbert P. Bruce Renewal ��� � Nels A, Moller 7925 Spring Lake Road Minneapolis, Minnesota Nils Nygards 7318 Taylor Street N. E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota Melvir: E. Sagar Sox 102A9 Route #1 Chaska, Minne$ota JVestwood Plumbing Company 10718 Xerxes Avenue Minneapolis 20, Minnesote SIGNS Highway Display, Inc. 721 Raymond St. Faul, Minnesota CIGPRETTE LICENSE Park's Dairy Store 1341 Mississfppi Street Minneapolis 21, Minnesota by� Nels A. Moller by: Nile Nygards by: Melvin �. Sagar by„ T. F, Wakely by by CIGARETTE AND GASOLINE LICENSES Cliff's Service Station 7250 Central Ave. N, E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesote TF.XICAB LICENSE Frank Gatarelcik Fridley Cab 5740 University hve. N. E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesota USED CAR LICENSE Frank's Used Cars 5740 University Ave. N. E. Minneapolis 21, Minnesot� Smitty�s Motor Co. 5649 University Ave. N. E. - Ninneapolis 21, Minnesota RPPOINTMENT James R. Hartzell Mylo W. Parks by: Clifford J. Thoe by; Fraqk Gdb}-elcik by by Frank Gabrelcik David Schmedeke Renewal Renewal Renewal ' Renewal Ren ew al Motion by Johanson to approve the City Manager's appointment of Delores E. VYhite, as a clerk in the Liquor Package Store. Seconded by �7olke. Upon a voice vote, there being no neys, the motion was declared to have pass,ed unar.imously, CONSUI.TATION WITH UNION BUSINESS AGENT Mr. McLellen, the Union Business Agent� was present , and ex- plained a report �uhich the Arbitration Committee had pre- viously submitted to the Council. He stated that the Union�, � � ��� and the Employees, were willing te accept thia report, Motion by Sheridan to eccept the report of the Prbitration Committee, effective January 1, 1960 as follows: Heavy Equipment Operator -�505.00 per month Light Equipment Operator -$440.00 per mcnth �Laborer - �360.00 per month {temporary) - $390.00 per month (Permanent) ' Sewer and Water Mainten- - ance Man - �460.00 per month Instrument Man - �450.00 per month ' Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was declared to h�ve passed unenimously. CONSIDERATION OF MULTIf�LE-DWELLING PERMITS, BUSSE-ERICKSON The City Manager explained that the Building Inspector had presented these two-family dwelling permits to the Council before he was told that the Council considered permits only for 4 units or more. The Council, therefore took no action on these permits. CONSIDERP.TICIv' OF LICENSE APPLICATIONS - FRIDLEY NITE CLUB Motion by Johanson to approne the following licenses of the Fridley Nite Club, in the name of Jane Haskvitz: Cigarette, Tavern, On and Off Sale Beer. Seconded by Nagel. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanimously. Motion by Nagel to adopt the above Resolution. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was decIared to have passed unanimously. RESOLUTION #57-1960 TRANSFERRING MAIN STREET TO ANOKA COUNTY The above resolution was read. Mo�ton by �Nolk�: to adopt the above resolution. Seconded by Nagel. Upon s voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanimously. Motion by Johanson to adopt the above resolution. Seconded by Nagel. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was declared to have passed unanimously. ACRES, INC. REQUEST A representative from P.cres, Inc. was present, and stated that Acres, Inc. would like to put in concrete streets themselves' and have the water and sewer spread over a ten year period. The Council stated that the policy has already been set on the water and sewer, that is, to spread them over a one year period, but the Council indicated that they would give favorable considera- tion to spreading the cost of concrete atreets over a ten year period. � '` A�fI�RDING OF HIDS FOR POLICE CAR Motion by Nagel to award the bids for the Police car to �jiver Motors of Anoka, for a net price of �1,588.12. Seccnded by Johanson. i�pon a voice vote, there being no nays, the motion was dec�ared to have passed Ylnanimously. PETITION OPPOSING SUND�Y STORE HOURS OF ROBERT HALL CLQTHES ' h petition had been received by the Council, signed by variotas churches in the area, l�uho were opposed to the Robert Hall Store being open on Sunday. Motion by Sheridan to re- ceive and p1ACe on file this petitian. Seconded by Nagel. Upon a vsice vote, there bein� no nays„ the motion was de- clared to have p�ssed unanimously. AWARD OF MERIT FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY The City Mana�er announde3 that the City of Fridley was to recei•rr� an award of inerit for traffic safety, for the pre- vious y�ear and that a representative from the City should attend the meeting to receive this award. A4otion by Johanson to authorize the Police Chief to attend thie meeting. Seconded by Nagel,. Upon a voice vnte, there being no nays, the mo- tion was declared to have passed unanimously. ADJOURNMENT Motion by Na�el to adjourn the meeting. Seconded hy � JVollce. The motion was declared to have passed unanimously. i j_ `' �Z�''`t _ MAYOR r T. E. Grei �TTE6T, „�� �ITY CLERYC - Marvin C. Brunsell �