01/17/1961 - 00024015��
ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business� the Mayor declared the meeting adjourn-
ed.
Respectfully submitted:
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� arvin C. Brunsell�
Secretary to the Council
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COUNCIL MINUZE5 - JAI3UARY 1'7� 19b1.
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Thomas E. Greig� ayor
A re�ular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Acting
Mayor Wolke at &':00 P.N.
Members Present: Greig� Johanson� Wolke, Nee� Sheridan (arrived at 8:10),
Members Absent: none
APPROVt�L 0�' I��INUTE5:
Motion by Johanson to approve the minutes ofthe January 3� 1961 meeting.
5econded by Nee. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion
carried unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS:
SF,COND READ NG OF' ORDINANCE ESTABLISHIYG A Ri�GULAR bIRS DEFARZA�ENT:
Motion by IJee
a regular fire
there being no
APFOINTi�4ENTS :
to tak�le the second reading of the ordinance establ3shing
department. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote�
nays� the �rotion carried unanin_ously.
The City Manager stated that he recommended the appointment of Calvin
George Brown as the City Engineer� and Director of Public Works. Motion
by Nee to confirm the recommendation of the City P�Ianager to appoint
Ca3vin Brown as the City Engineer-Director of Public Works. Seconded
by Johanson, Upon a voice v�te� there being no nays� the sotion carried
unari�ously.
Motion by Nee to appoint Glenn Thompson as Chairman of the Parks and
Play�rounds Co�mittee. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there
being no na,ys� the motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Nee to appoint Robert J. Hu�hes� 548 Rice Creek Terrace, to
the City-5chool Recreation Commission. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a
voice vote� there being ao nays� the motion carried unanimously,
The Mayor opened the hearing on the above. No one anpeared for or
against the proposed change in the ordinance.
Mr. Sheridan arrived at 8:10 P.M.
4'he City Manager explained the purpose of the ordinance. Motion by
Johanson to close this hearing� and to acce�t this as a second reading
of the ordinance amending Ordinance No. 70, Sections 8 and 8.5� and to
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have the ordinance published, Seconded t�y Greig. Upon a voice vote�
there being no nays� the �otion carried unanimously.
Gavel to Mayor Greig.
DIEW LUSINESS:
PUBLIC HEARING - VACATIiVC A FGRTION OF 63RD AVENUE NORTHliAST:
No one appeared for or against the proposed vacation of 63rd. Motion �
by `lolke to close thE �ublic hearing on the vacation of 63rd Avenue�
Northeast. Seconded by i+Tee. IIpon a voice vote� there being no nays�
the rotion carried unanimousl,y.
OI�DINANCE VACATING 63RD bET6�dEEN d�.CKSOiV STr'�EET AND �AI+� BD13EN STREET:
The City Manager read the above
accept t'�is as the first reading
Wolke. Upon a voice vote� there
unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS•
ordinance. Motion by Johanson to
of the above ordinance. Seconded by
being no nays� Ghe motion carried
Motion by Nee to confirm the appointment of Robert Hughes as Fire Chief,
Ed Ellis as Chief of the Fire Preventir�n Bureau� and Lester Chesney as
Assistance Chief of the Fire Department. Motion seconded b,y Wolke.
Upan a voice vote� there being no nays, the mot9on carried unaninously.
VLW BIISIIQLSS:
No one arpeared far or against the proposed rezoning. City Manager
presented the petiti�n wr.ich had been presented to the Planning
Con�nission favoring the rezoning. Mction by Johanson io close the
hearing on the rezoning of Lets q and 10� B1ock 2� Riveraiew Heights
Addition. SecondEd ly Sheridan. Upon a voice vote� there being no
nayss the r,otion carried unanisously.
The City P�Ianager read the above ordinance. Motion by Johanson to
accept this as the first reading of the abovs ordinance. Seconded by
Nee. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the mo�inn carried
unanimously.
PUBLIC HEAEiING ON FINAL PLAT - ROBERT WILSOiU ADDITION:
No one appeared f or or against the acceptance of the final plat of the
Robert Wilson �ddition. Motion by Wolke to close the hearing on the
final plat of Robert Wilson Addition� and to accept this as a final
plat and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to szgn the same. Seconded
by Nee. Upoz� a voice vote� there being r_o nays� the motion carried
unanimously.
PUfiLIC H�AHIf�G ON FINAL PLAT - LFS CIi�ESNEY PROFERTY �CHLSNEY ACRE5):
Mr. Cnesney taas present and explained some of the dimensions on the
plat. No other persons aFFFared for or against the proposed accept-
ance o£ the final plat of Chesney Acres. Motion by 5heridan to close
the hearing on the acceptance of the final plat of Chesney Acres� and
to accept tiis as the final plat and authorize the Mayor and Clerk to
sign the saxae, ueconded by Wolke, Upo:n a voice vote� there being no
nays� the a�otion carried unanis�ously.
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CCi4SIDEiiA''iION OF S'IHEET LIGF3TING PC�c N1AIN STRE'�ET:
The City Manager
asked what side
stated the east
street lighting
Sheridan. IIpon
unanimously.
MAIN SZREET:
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explained the street lighting program. Mr, l�olke
of Lhe street these li�hts wovld be on. 1he City Manager
side. Motion by Wolke to �ccept the additions to �.he
program as proposed by the City �•ianager. Seconded by
a voice vote� there reing no nays� the mcri,ion carried
Mr, Wolke stated that Main Street u�as to be an industrial route� with
a serv3ce road on it� and a buffer strip, and th�� the County had agreed
to this proposal at their meeting with the Council. I+�otion by �n'olke
ta instruct the City �anager and City �ttorney to proceed with obtain-
ing the recessary right-of-k7ay� either by negotiation or condemnation
for the widening of Main Street. Motion seconded ��y Johanson. Upon a
voice vote, there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. Mr.
Johanson asked if the City Manager would send a letter to the County
regarding this. The City rlanager stated that he would� if the Council
so desired. The Mayor s�ated the Council should review the propcsal and
plans for Main Street� so that Councilman lvee could be informed about
them. The City Nianager outlined the �rorosed road on the blackboard,
Mr, Wolke si.ated that all of this discussion on Main Street should be
in the minutes. Everything that was discussed relative to ;9ain Street
should be in the minutes� and what the City Council agreed io so far as
Main Street is concerne� should be in the �:inutes. Council�an �heridan
stated that if the City has a 6ci foot right-of-way� where do the hi�h
line poles sit, Are they on the edge of the right-of-way, or are they in
the street dedication� or where? Mr. Sheridan also stated that he under-
stands the County Fngineer would be agreeable to 7_ess than a 50 foot
street for the industrial part of the street� and an 1� faot sertrice
drive could be put in leavirig a balance of 46 feet on the industrial
route� and considerable expense could k�e sati�ed if the high line pcles
would nnt ha��e to be mcved, Mr. G,'olke siated the exact width of the
industrial route does not sake a great deal of difference so long as
the rcad is aderuate for traffic� and has a divicle�' strip. Mr. 5neridan
stated that parking wo„1d probably have to be prohibited on the indtzstr�.hl
route. The City Manager stated that he had discussed the width with the
County Engineer� and the N�anager felt that 50 foot right-of-way specifi-
cations for a County road vaere primarily for out cf toh�n County roads
where higher speed are m�intainecly rather than in City-County roads� and
he feels that a�-�+ to �+6 foot industrial street would be adequate. The
Mayor stated that he could not see moving the high line poles� and feels
that the service road c�uld be �ut in without condemming more land. Mr.
Wolke stated that the County can come in and condemn the land� and taY.e
it over if they* want te� and that the County had co�e to an agreement
with the City on this road after much discussion previously� and Mr.
Wolke stated he wants the divider strip� and a street of sufficient
width. N�otion by T�lolke to instruct the City Manager and the City Engin-
eer to obtain additienal right-of-way width ior N_�ain Street� by either
negotiation or condeffnation of a r�ridth wYiicri the County Z,ngineer feels
is necessary� and not necessarily a_total cf %b feEt in all. �here o;as
no secon8 to this nrotion. Mr. Wlolke also instructed the City T•ianager
te be sure that the County lccated the in�ustrial portion of N.ain Street
so tr.at it ti�ould connect with the proposed bridge over Hi�ho�ay �'100
at Main Street. Mr, Nee stated that since this item was not on the
agenda� he orould like to know what w�s the opinion of the Planning
Cemr,issien relative to this. Mr. Segner� Chairman of the rlanning Commi-
sicn stated that the Flanning Comtt�ission hGs reconn�ended basical]_y the
same thin� as Mr. 5heridan� although the Plar.ning Comniss9on h�as ob-
jections to the kind of surfacing the County intends te put on the
industrial sireet� and the Planning Commission does not feel it is ade-
quate. Mr, Segner stated that he felt it would cost about �1�500,00
per pele to nove the high line. Mr, Nee stated he felt the City P"anager
should defiritely tie dor+n this deal and wh�t it will cost be£ore action
is taken on it. The Mayor asked for a roll call_ vote on the orig�inal
motion. Tnose voting in fav�r were rheridan� Wolke; Opposad� Greig�
Johanson and Nee. Mr, P.�olke stated that he contested the roll call
vote. The A4ayor had Freviously indicated the vote was cast and the mot3on
carried. The N�ayor stated that Councilman lf,olke was right� and that
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the original motion did carry. The Mayor stated that the moticn '�hat
was put on the floor was sou�eU�hat hazy as far as he 47c25 concerned. Mr.
Sheridan stated he understcoc� the motion that was passefl V�as authorizing
the City Nar.a�er and City Attornev to get a 66 foot right-c�f-way. The
Nlanager stated that bir, Wolke's original �cotion would have to stand�
ar.d the motion w�s based on the �0 foot width. The City 1�4anager stated
the poles are ?�ot supFosed to be in the right-of-way� but that the poles
might h�ve to be moved even if the street right-of-way �,�ere limited to
d6 feet. Mr. Wolke state8 that he wanted was the Council to live up
to the inter�t wliich they had expressed earlier with regard to Main �
Street, and tnis intent was Lo have a divider strip and serv3ce road,
and that th9s street plan preceed the uray it was originally proposed.
Mr, Nee stated that it is being proposed th�,t the Council sper.d a lot
of money� but the�e is nothin� to support on paper just what the cost
m�y be. Motion by lolke to amend his ori�inal motic�n to read that the
City Manager anci City Attorney be instructed to acqL�ire such land as
the Countp Engin�er rec�uires, by either eonden.nation or negotiation.
Motion seconded by Johanson. Upon a roll call vote, voting "yes",
Johanson� Y.olke; noting ""nti"� Greig, 5heridan and Nee. The motion dici
not carry.
RESOLUZION No_ 2-1961 AUZH(7RIZING SALE OF TIRES:
1he resolutien a�as read authorizing the sale of Fire De�artment tires.
Niction by Nee to adopt the resnlution. Seconded k,y Sheridan, Upon a
voice vote� there beirg ro n�ps� the mot_on carried unanimously.
CONSIDER1�lI0i� �F CRDIi4ANCE AH� �]1WDIIdC QRDIId�IdCE N0. 75 - PIATTING ORDINAI�TCE:
The City Manager read the abave ordinance� and expla9_ned its purpose,
NIr. Nee �ked what the Planning Conr,ission reconmendation was. Mr.
Segner stated that the Planning Coanission h_d recos:mended aFFroval of
this ordinance, l�iction by Sheridan to aeeept this as the first reading
of the above ordinance. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there
being no nays� the notion carried unanimously.
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Motion ky Jah�nson that this building perr,it be approved. Seconded
by Nee. Upon a voice vote� ihere being no r.ays� the motion carried unan-
i�iously.
CLI! IN, 5 •
Motion by Nee to
Johansor., U�on
unanimously.
approve General Claiu�s 3;�82 through 4122, Seconded by
a voice vate� there being no nays� the motion carried
Motion �y Johanson i�o approve Liquor Clai�s 2532 through 2598, 3econd-
ed by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays? the motion
carried unanimouslg.
Nlotion by Wolke to approve the Fublic Utility Claims 1168 through 1191.
�econded by Nee. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays� the motion
carried unanimously.
Motion ky Nee to approve the claim of James Hensley in the amount of
�V120.00, Seconded by Johanson. IIpon a voice vote� there being no
nays� the motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Sheridan toapprove the claim of the Cas�;ell Engireering
Canpany in the amount of ��13.68, Secorded by wolke. Upon a voice
vate� there bein� no nays� the motion carried unanirr�ously.
Motion try [�'olke to aFprove the claim of Ranclal and Ber�]_in in the
amount of �3�°�+7•35. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote� there
being no nays� tihe motion carried unenimously.
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LICENSES:
Motion by Johanson �o anpreve the following licenses:
E�LECZRICAL
Brite-Lite Electric Gorr�tany
10�1 Fayne Avenue
St. Paul� N�innesota
G6S I"IZTER5
Ethier-Sto'ne-Paar� Inc.
511 k�est �th Street
St. Paul� Minnesota
GENERAL
Best Suilders� Inc.
5�13 Morgan hvenue North
�Srooklyn Center� N�innesota
Randorr, Inc.
77 kiest Road
Circle Fines� Minnesota
'tIExTITdG
Ethier-Stolpe-Paar� Inc.
51l west ']th Street
St. Faul� Niinneseta
AiA50P�RY
L & L Concrete Construction
�6858 �th Streei N. E.
Minneapolis 21r Minnesota
SIGN HANGEF,S
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Macey Signs� Inc.
451 4�ilson 5treet N. E.
Minneapolis 13� Minnesota
by: Williaff L, Sooth
by: E. B. Stolpe
by: Jeseph P, Stariton
by: Fred E. Rehlaein
by: E. B. Stolpe
by: Roy D, Willman
by: B. Shanedling
New
New
New
New
New
IQew
New
Seconded by k�olke. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� i.he
motion carried unanimously.
hESOLUlION N0. 3-1961 P,IAECTING ISSUANCE OF iENPORARY �OPZDS - SW#'21;
City Attorney Kohlan's assistant stated that SFCtion 14 of this reso-
lution shou]_d be changed to read 100°d instead of 80°b.
Mr, 5heridan asked to be excused irom the Council meeting as he had
to catch a�lance at �:�+5 F,Ni.
hiotion by Wo1ke to approve the resolution directing the issuance of
temnorary ir�orovement bends fer SW#21. Secnnded by Nee. Upon a voice
vote� thEre being no nays� the motion c�rried unanimously.
Motion by Johanson to adopt the above resolution. Seconded by Nee.
Unon a voice vote� there bein@ no nays� the motion carried unaninously.
CONSIDEF3ATION OF LEITERS WI1H REI�RENCE TGSPECIAL ASSESSN.�NZS:
-24„bLOCK M, RIVERUIEW
Motion by Wolke to receive the six letters with regards to special
assessn�ents� and act on them at a later date. There was no second to
this rotion. The first letter contained a request for abates,ent of
assessments on Lots 16 through 24� Bloek M� Fiiverview FIeights. There
was considerable discussion on this. Mr.l�iolke stated th�,t the City
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would have to notify the Ccunt,y that thare had been a change in these
assessments if they v�ere abate@ or deferreci� so that the Caunty would
know� and there shculd be a service connection charge i�" these lots
titi�ere ever split. Mr. Wolke also stated that he Ye1t that interest
should be charged on the amount of the assessment! whicr was deferred.
Moti�n by Ldolbe to defer the certifieation of the cne building site
charge on Lots 16 thr�u�h 2�;� Block M, Hiverview Heights �lddition�
and if a coLnecticn is ever requested for this service� or the lot is
split off, that this assessLent be co�Iected plus interest. Motion �
seccnded by Johanson. UFon a voice vote� there being no nays� the
mot�on czrriec� unanimously.
The Mayor and A1r, Nee explained the siutation concFrning this �roperty.
Notic�n by Nee to defer the certif'icatic�n of the one building site
charge on Zots 3% throu�h 42, Block �, Spring Brook Park� and if this
ccnnertinn should ever be used� that the building site charge should
be collected plus interest. Seconded by l��olke. U�on a voice votea
there �eing no nays� the r�ation carried unanimously.
Tnere was conszderable dzscussion on these atatements. Motion by
l^lolke to deny the requFSt for abatement or ^eierment of assesssents�
on Lots 53 and ;++� and on Lots 5'� and 5�� Block H� Riverview Heights
Additior� and tr�e assessment is to ren�ain as ls. Secended �5�
Johanson. Unon a ve�_ce vote, there being no nays� the motion carried
unari�r�cusly,
LLOCK U, F,NERVIEW HFIGA'IS ADDITSON:
Motion by Nee to deny the request for abatenent or deferment of assess- '
ments on Lots 15 througn tb� Block U� niverview Heights xdditien,
Seconded by Johansor�. Unon a volce vote� there being no nays� the
motion carriec� unanimnusly.
The Mayor exnlained the situation concerning the�e lots and the
location of the service connections, Nir. Wolke s�ated that he recommends
that the City tianager have the Consulting Engineer� or the City T�ngineer
ga out and check Each one of these requests� and have drawings and
house locations and all other information on the Iots before they are
brought up to the Council for �onsideration. The P4ayor stated he agrees
and Mr. Nee said he agreed also. Motion by T.olke to defer the certi-
fication of one service connection char�e on Lots 44 through 4'7�
Block E� Hiverview Heights Addition� and if this property is ever
splity or the other service used, then the charge will be collected
plus interest. ,Seconded by Johanson, IIpon a voice vote, there bei�g
no nays� the motion carried unanimously.
ESTIN:A'SLS :
Motion by Johanson to approve the estimate from MeCrossan Inc, in �
the anount oi �7�204,�-F5, Seconded ly Pdee. Upon a voice vots� there
bei�ig no nays� the motion carried unanir.lously.
Mr, �Vee ask_ed what the problem �aas concerning P�1cCrossan. The Nlanager
explained that 1VIcCrossan had been very slow in completzng his wark,
Nir. Knutson? of Comstock and Davis� In,� stated that he felt the only
solution o��s tough inspection� and that an exccss of the normal 10�
has been witihheld from payment.
PLANIdIPdG COP1+��ISSION:
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PItUPOSED �PhI�QGfiP,COK AI;DITION PLxT:
A1r. Brown, the City Engineer,said he had reviewed the plai, and 'nad
some sug�estions, wnich he pointed out to the Counc�l concernit_� the
location of the water hqdrants and the s�rvice conneciions. l�Iotion
by Johanson to approve the prelirr�inary plat of Springbrook 1�ddition
suk�;,ect to the foilowing conditions:
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In Block one� the lot line bet��een Lots 5 and 6 sr�ou]_d be
s�oved westward two feet� and the lot line betv�een Lots �+
and 5 should be noved westward one Foot,
P1at shonld be sub�ect ta �n engineering review.
3. ^lne dedic�i,ic�n of Zots 28 and 2q in Riverview Heights
�lddition - the northern extension of nutl� �treet to ex-
tend to Hupo Street.
Motioa seconded by Nee. Upen a voice vote� i,here being no nays� the
motion carriEd unanimously.
There was a discussion on street e]evations. Mr, ti'olke ststed that
rough-�rade sr�ould be established c�n a7_1 of these plats7 and someone
s�iould check the gr�c�es to see if they are right.
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Mr, 4��olke made s r�otion to deny this requESt? as reccv�mended by the
Flanning Cemmission, Secondsd by Nee. Upori a vr�_ce tiote� there being
no na,ys� tne motzon carried unanin°ously,
SCt��UI� OF SUlN1FI; N�,N.TIDTG nA7ES I�GR 1�61:
� 2�loti on by 4lolke to apnrove the
Planning Corri�; ssion f'or tneir
Johanson. Upon a vo�ce vote,
unaniN�usly.
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L�UIL�IiVG ST�:�U�1�DS I�IiVUlES:
meetirig dates as set .Cortn by the
summer meet,sr.rs in 1�j61. Seconded by
there be�n� no tiays, i,he motion ca-rried
i�lotion by Johanson to approve the recoru,endaticxzs of the Lui]_din� Stand-
ards Cormittee as contazned in the Coinittee rrinutes of January �� l;`61.
E�econded by Nee, Upon a voice vote� there being no naysa the mction
carried unaninously.
REPOnT OF' 'IF]E P(7I�ICE CIL'II� Sb'r`?VTCE COP�II� IS5IOIJ:
i�Iotion by wolke
ssion and place
there beirg no
to receive the repart oF the FolicE Civil E,ervice Commi-
it on file. :ieconded by 1Vee, Upon a voice �otey
nays� the mr,tion carried unanimcusly,
LETTLP� PRCi � COL7NZY bOAF=D :
The City Mana�er read a letiter frc�m the County Board with regards to
the Cour_ty and CitSr �ettirig together tc outline their mutual problems.
The Countyr stated they had desig�nated Lrnest I�'adsen� County Corrirr�issioner�
as a ccnmittee to neet orith the Council to o�scuss coNn�on rxck�lens the
City-County ni�ht rave. Motion by Johanson to recezve the letter frem
the CoL,nty Cormissioners, and place �t on £i1e, Seconded 1-y Wolke.
LT�on a voice `-ote} there belrg no nayss the noti_on carried unanimeusly,
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rloticn by Johanson to receive this i_otice ar.d pluce it on file,
�econded b,y Wolk_e, Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� tY�e motion
carrzed unanimously.
CG'_uSIDERl:J IC�i7 OP FAY SCHEDULE FCn YOLICI; CrIIk�F:
The Mayor• suggesi,ed that the Folice Chsef's salar,y be rc:t�ec� to
y!600.00 starting January l� 1961. 'Ihe P�ianager stated he h�c� made re-
commendatior.s v-itn reference to the FblicE Cliief's wa�es when the budget
U,�us subn.itted� but thzt the Council h�,d chaliced it ai� trat time, I4otion
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by Johanson to raise the pay ci the Police Chief to wh6�d.00 starting
Januar,y l� 1961 sub�ect to reyieui during the year. Seconded �y Nee.
Upotz a �%oice vote, therc being no nays� the motlon c�rried unaz�i�,rnasly.
�D� OUhVP�:V7 :
lhere bEing no furthFr business� Mayor Grei� declared the rc!eEting
adjourned,
Respectfully subrritted:
1i 1_l. C't-�?.�.�..�.�. �����o-e-�� �1 `1,�-� � ��� �
S�arv�_n C, Brursell lnomas E. Gre��� I��iayor
Secretary to the Council
COliNCIL I�iINU7LS - P� BRUP.FIY %� 1961
A reguiar meeting of the City Cc�uncil u�as called to order by t�i�yor
Crreig at �:�0 P.I���,
Members PresEnt:
Members Absent:
Greigy Johansen, Stieridan� NEe� LJolke (arrived
at 8:10 P.i� . )
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AFFI�OUfiL OF I.INUIBS:
NIotion by Johanson
meeting. Seconded
the motlon carr�ed
OLD BUSII�SS :
to rpprove the
by iVee . Upon
unaninously,
minutFS o? the January 1%� 1961
a voice vote� there beir.g no naysa
�ir. �iarris was present and asked what the meaning of vacatin� the
.street �+ras� ard ti�liy thls was being d�ne. It was explazned that the
street in question t,��s between Van Buren and Jackson Street� end not i.he
63rd Uiay off thE East River Road. Zhe ordinance was read. Motion by
Sheridaa to accert this as a second rEading of the ordznance and to
have it published. Seconded by Joh�nson. Upon a ti*oice vote� there
bein� no nays� ihE inotion carried unanimously.
I?r. irJolk_e arried at 8:10 F.1i,
SECOtiD FL'&nIiv
LOTS 9 AND 10� EI�OCK I�
The City Attorne,y sug�ested that Section 2 of the ordin�nce should
be changefl to rea� - C.l (local bus�ness) instead of R-1 (residential)
�he City NIana�er read the ordinance rezoning Lcts 9 and 10� Block I�
�`�?verview Heights. Niotion b3� Johanson to accept tnis cs a second
readin� of the erdinar_cF, and to have it �ublished with the chan�e as
recoir,ended by the City Attorney. �ecended by Sheridan. Upon a
vo?ce vatey there �eing no nays� t1�e r.�otion carried unanimously.
SECOL�D F�L�ADING OF' OP�DIPiL1lVCE N0, 168 AI��1V�1ING OHLTNAiQCE N0. 75�
The c�ty I��ana�er read the above ordinance. Motion ky Joh�nsoii to
accept this as a second readin� of the above ordinance� and to have
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