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12/06/1960 - 00024037no nays� the motion carried unanimously. OH k i �_ Mr. Evert Carlson was present� and explained that the State Hjghway Department had taken part nf their land� and this was the reason the lots had to be re-arranged. He stated they wished to have permits for four buildings at this time. The�-Mayor asked if it o:ouldn't be better to act on the whole row of seven building sites rather than just the four at this time. Mr, Carlson stated he did not wish to proceed on the balance �' them at this time. Motion by Wo7.ke� that permission be granted for the re-arrang�ment of lots at the above addresses� and permits be granted for apartment buildings� providin� the City A4anager receives f'rom the City Attorney� his opinion that this proce�lure is proper and legal without gc,ing through the Planning Corrmission. r4otion seconded Yy Johanson. Upon a voice vote� those votin� "yes"� Johanson� Na�el� Wolkeg voting "no" Greig. TIME Ol�'F DURING CIIRISTMAS SEA50N FOR CITY ��I�iFL0YEE5: Glen Johanson asked it it wouldn't be all right to let the City Employees off at noon on b'riday before Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. `Phe Council agrFed that it was all righty and decided a motion was not necessary. AISOURNMLNT: Motion by Nagel to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by kolke. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the n�otlon carried unanimously. Respectfully subnitted: �� Marvin C, Brunsell Secretary i,o the Council COUNGIL M7NUT�S - DECEMEsER 6� 1960 � ` homas E. Greig Mayor A Regular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Greig at 'J;30 P,M.� December 6� 1960. Members Freseni: Johanson� Greig� Na�el� Sheridan� Wolke 1�lembers Absent: None AFPI;OVAI� OF NINUTES: Motion by Sheridan to approve the Minutes of the November 10� 1960 meeting. Seconded by Na�el. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� �he motion carTied unanimously. Motion by Gheridan to approve the Nlinutes of November 15� 19b0 meeting. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice �%ote� there teing no nays� the motion carried unanimously. Notion U,y TTagel toap�rove the Minul.es of the N�vember 22� 196o meeting. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice �ote� there being no nays� the motion carrled unanimously. OLD BUSINESS: SECONP READING OF OkDINANCE AM�NDING ZONING ORDINANCE SECTION 8,8C2: Motion by Sheridan thet this second rea�ling be ta�led until the next regular mE�eting. Seconded by Nagel. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the mntion carried unaninously. �'� NEW �USINESS: - RFiEZONING - EIv,IL S The City Man�ger explained that this public hearing shr,uld have been held in August� but that notices had not been puhlished� so �t was de- layed until this time. The Council asked if neighbors had been notified. The City Manager stated they hed be«n for the Planning Commission meeting but not for the Council meeting. The City Manager stated that the residents in the area had ob�ected to an R-3 tyre rezon- - ing but were favorable to C-1 rezoning. Mr. Wo1ke asked if R-3 type i mul�iple buildings could go in C-1 district� and the Manager replied "yes". Mr. Nagel said he ui u"id go along wjth this S"or now� but the Council should know by the next rreetin� t,�hat is intended to �o in this area� and the feeling of the people in the area. Tlier�e were no r,ersons appear3ng for or against the proposed rezoning, Motion by Johanson to c,lose the public hearin�* on the rezoning for En+il Sward� an@ to accept this as the first readsng of the or�inance, 5econded hy Sheridan. Upon a voice vote� there reing no nays� the motion carried unanimcusly. The City Hanager stated that the ordinance could be raade to include certain restrictions if the Council wished to restrict the t,ype nf �ui7ding wkiich cou]d go �n this area. The Council asked that when the second readin� coff.es up on this� the Council be informed as to what the people in the area want� and also� that i_nterested parties should be invited to attend the Council meetirig to exxress their opinion on this, PUBLIC HEARING - FINAL PLAT - NiFADOWLANUS SLCOND z�DDITIOId: The City NIanager explained that the prelirr:inary plat had k�eeri accented on October 22a �y59. The ordinance states that there is a maximum of 6 months period between the acce�tance o£ the prelimiiiary plat and the acceptance of the final plat� or else the proceedings t,��uld have to start over again, Also, the Plar_nin� Conmission had acceF�ted this _ preliminary plat as a preliminary plat agazn. There was a discussion on whether or not the title had teen receive3 for the cutlot which was i.o be deeded to the City. Motion by Sherir�an to accent this as the prelininary plat of Meadowlands Second Additinn, subject to the City receiving the deed for Outlot #rl from Lrco� Inc. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there being, no nays� the moti�n carr�ed unanimously. FINAL PLAT NIEADOWLANDS SECOND ADDITION AND TUBLIC HEAFtING: No one appeared for or against the acceptance of the f'inal plat of MeadowZands Second Addition. Motion by Ida�el that the kiearing be closed on the final plat of Meadowlands Second kddition. �econded by SheriBan. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. ACCEPTAIJCE OF FINAL PLAT - A"�;ADOWLAND9 SF,COND ADDPl'IGN: Mot9on by Johanson tp accept this as a final plat of N[eadowlands Second Addition� sub�ect to the City receiving the deed fnr Outtot �1 pursuant to the original proposal made i,y the owners of the pro- perty. 5econded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote� thex°e Yeing no na3�s, the motion carried unanimously. The Manager stated that the �;ublic hearing had been ordered in SepLember, but the hearin� was not to be held until Erco� Inc, pre- sented a re-plat. The Mana�er then presented the re-plat of the lots in question. No one appeared for or against the proposed rezoning . Motion by Johanson to close the hearin� on the rezoning for Lots 4H, 41, 4A� tiuditor's Subdivision i�o. 21. Seconded by ,Sheridan. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. Motion by Sheridan to order Lhe first reac�ing of the ordinance on the proposed rezoning of Lots �H, 4I, �+A, Auditor's Subdivi�n No, 21 upon receipt by the City of the final nlat of the lots in question. Seconded by Johanson. Ur,on a voice vote� there being no nays� the motjon carried unanimously. i �i�` •, �'ONSIDERATION OF BIDS FOR SW#�+7 i�ND STREFT): The Council�met at 12:00 noon of this da,Y� December 6� 1960� in accordance wit the notice to bidders to receive the bids on Project No. SW4�, Present at this bid opening were T. E, Greig� Mayor� V. M. Nagel� Councilmang Bernard Wolke� Councilmang Earl P. Y�agner� City Mana�erg and Les Knutson� representing Comstock and Davis� Inc.� Con- sulting Engineers. Bids on SW�/�+� were received and opened� and held for f'urther consideration at ']:30 P. NI, this same day. The bids which were received were as follows: BID LUMP SUM COMPLETION F'JRM SECURITY SID TIME Barbarossa & Sons St. Paul Fire $8,890.00 20 Days P.O. Box 599 and Marine St. Cloud� Minnesota 5� Itandall & �er�13n 6801 Plaza Curve Minneapolis 21� Minn. Lametti & Sons� Inc, 211 N. Pascal Avenue St, Paul LF� Minnesota St. Paul P'ire and MS�ine Seaboard Surety 5% �6,�+30.�0 �ii,3o5.00 As Specified As Specified Petrowski c� Hoss 5t. Paul Fire $6,q84,00 As 3613 53rd Place N, E, and Marine �pecified Minneapo].is 22� Minn. 5� Mr. Johanson asked if the low l�d was a favorable bid. Mr. Knutson from Comstock and Davis, Inc. stated it was a favorable bid� and ai�parently the bidder had not included frost char�es in his b3d. Councilman Johanson introduce the following resolution and moved its adoption. The City Manager read the resolution. RESOLUTION N0. 157-1960 RESOLUTION AWAFtDING CONTRACT ON PROJECT N0. 5W#47 (2nd Street) BS IT ItESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY� MINNESOTA as follows: 1. The Counci_1 finds that the lowest responsible bidder for construct- ion of the improvement work designai:ed as: Pro�ect No. SW�f4'J-1°60 (2nd 5treet between 57th and 58th) is R�ndall and Berglin� 6801 Plaza Curve� Minneapolis 21� Minnesota whnse bid is the amount of $6�430.'70. That said Lid is hereby accepted and the City Mana�er and b�ayor in office on date of execution of the contract are hereby authorized and directed to enter into a contract with seid b3dder for and in behalF of the City of Fridley. APOPTED IY 7HE; COUNCIL OP' ZHE CITY OF FRIL�LEY THIS 6TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1960, ��� . � Mayor. - T. E reig � t�l�- CITY MANAGisR - E rl P. Cn�agner 1'he mation for the ac�option oP the above resolution was duly seconded Y�y Councilman Wolke� and upon a vote being taken thereon� the following members voted in favor thereof: Greig� Johanson� Nagel� Sheridan an�l Wolke. and Lhe following members voted a�ainst the same: none. WIIEftEUPON SAID RESOLUZION k�e�S DECLAkED DULY PASSED AND ADOPTED. �� � CONSIDERATION OF ESTABLISHNNIGNT OF A ROAII IN TFIE CHESNF.Y PhOFERTY: Mr. Kohlan suggested that a deed be made to the City for this strip of land to be used as a roadway� so i,he strip can be rr�ade T�ublic. Motion by Wolke to accept the preliminary plat of the Les CYiesney property� subject to road being deeded to the City as an Outlo{., Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there lein� no nays� the notion carried unanimously. CONSIDERATICN QF APPOINTME[�TS 20 EOAF.DS A[JD COMMISSIONS: The City Mana@er presented the Council with a list of the rnembers on the Boards and Commissians� whose terms would be expirin� at the end of 1960. T Motion by Sheridan to receive the letter ar.d place it on file, and to meet with the new County Board sometin,e after January lst, 1961 to discuss this matter with the new Couni,y Board. Secor!ded by Nagel. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays, the motion carried unanimously. CLAIMS: Motion by Nagel to approve Ueneral Claims 37/6 throu�Yi 33�)ti, 5econd- ed by Johanson, Upcn a voice vote� there veing no nays� the rr�otion carried unaninously. Motion by Wo1ke to approve Liquor Clalms 23&1 throu�h 2428. �econd- ed by Sheridan. IIpon a voice vote� there bein� no nays� the rnoi,ion carried unanimously. Motion by Jahanson to a�prove Fublic Utility Clairns 11_Oy tYirou�h 113b, Seconded by Nagel. Uron a voice vote, there }ein� no nays, the niotion carried unanimously. CLAIM OF F. N. SFIAFF'Ek REAL ESTA7E AND CENZRAL R�ALZY: lhe Council asked the City Attorney if the case inuolving the storm water daniage had been sei,tled. The Attorney stated the case had been settled� and the City is to start act,ion to construct a storm sewer not later than Apri_1 ]5� 1961. Mation by Sheridan to approve the claim of I�'. N. Shaffer for �85.�1�� and the Central healty fbr �85.00. �econded by Nagel. Unon a v��ce vote� there heinp no nays� the motion carried unaninously. L� S'1'IIJiATES : Motion by Johanson to approve the fellowin� estimates: Comstock and Davis, Inc, 14Lt6 County Road "J" Minneapolis 21� Minnesota Insnection and Stalcina Out S & SS 24-A S & SS 2�+-B S&W 26 Saw 29 Water 34-A .;&W& SS 3b 5t, Imp. 1-60 saw38 St. Imp. 2-60 F�stimate �'� Estimate �4 Estimate �t12 f:stimate �/]1 Esttmate {f3 �stimate �fll E,stimate �r5 Estimate #�5 Estimate �,`4 Plans anc� Snecifications �1�;��.5� 11�.50 �2,00 �9.25 599.50 2I.o0 9>.25 243.00 777.25 Storm Sewer {��+0 Estimate �i'1 �i1��5L..80 Sewer & Water �r�+1 Estimate �'1 .1,311.�8 Storm Sewer & �'���•88 st, ,#/43 I"stimate �il Storm Sewer & Sewer 24-B Estimate {fl 1�,120,00 Water Imp, �3z�-A Sewer & Water �'38 Sewer & Water ��1+ 0 Lstimate #1 Estimate #1 Estimate �1 �612,944.48 1,029.96 221.04 M ., �r �ecorided by bJolke. Upon a v�ice vote� there being no nays� tkie motion carried unanimously. hLSC1LUl'70Pd �' 15�-1960 IN HL+I�PIiE,NCE TO '1fIE Gl�S I�'RANCHISE: 1'he above resolution was read. Motion by Wolke� seconded by Nagel i�o adopt the above resolut9on. Upon a voice vote� there bein� no na,ys� the motion carried unanimously, L ICE [VSL S : l�fotion ry Dolke to approve the followin� licenses: ELLCTkICAL Hoffman I,]ectric Company ?3� 4Jest '%th Si,reet St, Paul� Minnesota LXCAVATING Clayton Ft, Ness Minnesota Trailer Court houte �i 2 Anoka� Minnesota CyS PIZTING Mitchell C�.mpany 3�16 �,!uai] Avenue North I,�bU�nsda�e� Minnesota G�,Idi hAL Honald i�r;F;esether }�ip Lake� Minn. & 606�f - �th St., N.E. Minneapelis 21� Minnesota Henry 0. Alikkel son 20 West 5�;tih Street Minneapolis� r�innesota M, Capp Manufacturing Co. 1143 Dupont Avenue North N;inneapolis 11� Minnesota A'AS ONftY Brooks C�nstruction Co. ]6%2 HenneFin Avenue Minneapolts� Mjnnesota Lakeland Brick and Stone Co. 21 - 6�z Way N. E. Minneapnlis 21� Minnesota Smuder and Max 4260 Z,yler 3t. N. E, C�lumbia Heinhts� Minnesota OIL bUFiNER by: Edward Hoffman by: Clayton Ness by: Bert Nlltchell by: h, Fn�esether b,y: H. 0. Mikkelson by: J, Silverman by: Len brooks by: Krylo Czichray by: Clarence J. Smuder George Sedgwick Iieating and Air Conditioning Co. 1001 7{eni_a Avenue South �Ii.nneapolis 26� Minnesota by: Carl Norman New New Tdew New New Renewal New New New Renewal i� PLU2�TBING Lester G. Borgen 5386 St. Stephens Street New Brighton, Minnesota Bowler Coupany 511 E. Lake Street Minneapolis� Minnesota SIGN LR�CTION Huber Sign Company, Inc. 'J00 4�est County Road "B" St. Faul, Minnesota SEkVICL SZATION Philip E. Strout 1108 Kenwood Parkti�ay Minneapolis 5� Minnesota C1_.'f.'I Phil's Standard Service 8100 E, River Road Minneapolis 21� Minnesota by: R, W, �owler by: J, Huber New New 4 Gas Fumps at $�3.00 per -�'v12.�0 Paid Seconded by Sheridan. Uron a voice vote� there be1n� no nays� the motion carried unanimously. LICENSES rOR FRIDLEY ANiE,h7CAN LLGION POST ,��03 BUILDING CORPOHATION: Motion by Wo7ke to approve the beer on and off license� the tavern license� and the cafe license for F'ridley Anierican Le�lon Fost �/3�3 Buildjng �orporation. Secnnded by Johanson, Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the n�otion carried unnnimously. PETITIONS: Motion by Johanson to recelve the following petitions and z;lace them on file: 1. 2. 3. Se�,�er for 1225 hiississippi Street. Street Surfacing (5th Street and 63rd Avenue). Sewer - 6400 Black - E,ast River Road. �+. Storm Sewer� Sanitary Sewer and City Water - �3rd Avenue Northeast from Highuay #f' 65 [n'est to the West line of the property owned by applicants� Dr. Good and Milton Cuimette, Seconded hy 3heridan. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. BUILDING PERNiITS: Mr, Wolke explalned the construction of �he building. Mot�on by Johanson to grant the perntit to the �. G'. Harstad Connany. Seconded by Wolke. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays� thc motion carried unanimously. T FOR R& M CONS�l'HUCTION CDidP��NY - Mr. Wolke asked about the arr_hitect, and also explained the con- struction. Motion by Shefi1dan to apProve the buildin� pern�it f'or B& M Construction Conpany on Lo,ts 16 and 17� J3lock lI� Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville. Seconded ry 6Jolke. Motion carried. � a Motion b,y Sohanson to approve the nermit of Verner 0. Lundgren for 5°SO 2nd 3treet. 5econded by U'olke. Upori a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously. P�r, wo]_1Te asked that the building Inpsector be more thorough in conrletion of the application for the building permits� and make sure that all the questions asked in the application are answered� and put down in the correct n,anner. FLAIdNIPiG COA,A'�ISSION b.INU`1E5: }�UILDIPIG PIFiMI7 POH FtlSiHVE SUPFI�Y CON,FNNX: Mr, Y�olke explained the i���e of buildin� to go in the area for Reserve Sunpl,y at 5110 Ma3n Street. Motion hy Wolke to approve the building nermit of heserve Suppl,y. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice votea there bein� no nays� the motion carried unanimously. PHOFOSt��D F�kMI7 FOA COLLTNS THUCK LINE: Mr, Wo]ke explained the type of building to be put in, He said it was a Butler t,,ype buildin� wilh � regular �able roof, The Planning Conmissi_nn had reconn�ended approval of the permit. Motion by Wolke to �rant Lhe building pernit to Collins Truck Line� to be located north oi' 37th Avenue in t�uditor's Subdivision i7o. 39. Seconded ry Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there kein� no nays� i,he motion carried unanimously. YFGOPdING ] L A�ol,ion by �heridan to set the public hearing date on the rezoning renuest for January l�th. Seconded by Johanson. Upon a voice vote� there hein^ no nays� the n�tion carried unanimously. CONSIDl�R�7I0N Oi�' 9HE� I1�ENF HEIVRY ADDI2ION FLAT: `lhe Aiana�er stated the Planning Commission had recommended approval sub;�ect to Lhe arproval of the School Board opening up Jackson Street, i�iotion hy Joh�nson to apProve the preliminary plat subject to the receipt of deed for Jackson Street. Seconded b,y Wolke. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays, the motton carried unanimously. U6�CF�ZION OP 6�Hb AVENUE bllIlvEEN VAN bUhFsN AIdD JACKSON: Motion b5� �her�dan that if the vacation ha� not actually been accomplish- edt that i.he hearing be set up for this sLreet vacation on January 1'7th� 1�61. Sr-conded by Napel. Upon a voice vote, there being no nays� the n oticn carried unanimousl,y-. CLOSIGG OP JOHAISON STHE.FT FsETW�EN 53hD tiVE1JUE AND IiIGFi4iAY �1100 NORTHP�NST: I��r, �hericlan s( � ted he did not think J�hnson retween �3rd and 53�. Notion b,y �heridan to res�lution� �' ]_59-1960: P,F IT 1,�SOLUED� tr at ihe City close Street frc�m t,he North line of 53� Avenue to �'1�0� and sarre be barricaded. Street should be closed adopt the following Fublic Access to Johnson the south line o£ Highway 7he P�ol.i�n w�s seconded Uy Councilman ida�-el. Upon a voice vote, there bein@ no nays� the motion carried unaninously, BUILDING bOAFcD TiINU�lES: I�, Motion by Sheridan to deny this moving request as recommended by the Building Board, Seconded by Johanson. UFon a yoice voLe, there bein� no na,ys� the motion carried unanimously. W e� MOVING PEkMIT - JOHN CASSEFiLY: Motion by Sheridan that thF permit for moving a garage fron, ��16 Central to 525 - 56 Avenue Northeast� be c�enied as recomrrendeci by the Building Board. SPCOnded by Na�el. Upon a voice vo1.e, there taeing no nays� the motion carried unanimously. I��OVING FERP�iIT - LEONARD GTLIGEL: Motion by Sheridan to approve the permit to move a garage f'rom Robbinsdale to 353 - 5'7th Avenue N. E.� as recomnended by the Bujldinp Board, Seconded by �7ohanson. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unanimously, CON5IDERATION OF SIGNS FOI; LI(JUOR STO11F. OUTLETS #3 A1VD �1�t: Representative�s from LeRoy Si�ns and General Outdoor Advertisin� were present, Mr. I✓icCline frem General Outdoor Advertisin� explained the proposal his company hadmade� which include�l refinishin@ the si�n at Store �{1, and renovating the sign at �{65 and �3rd Avenue, for a cost of �95.00� refinishin� and addiri� to the si�n of Ltqunr Store ��2 at a cost of $86'7.00 or an Alternai.e nrice of �'�t41+.15, �Phe alternate did not lnc7ude all of the work which the nri inal proposal did, and the installation of a sign for Li��uor Store �/� with a cost of'�I35�.60. Mr. McCline stated he would guarantee the used sign at Liquor Store �"4 for a period of 50 days. Mr. LeRoy from LeRoy Si�*ns was present� and presented his rroposed si�ns. The City P�ianager explained that the directional signs for 63rd Avenue on Highway �f65 tiaci not been nut in but, a place hac� not been secured to nut this si�n in and asked if the Council still wished to �o ahead with it, and the Council staLed they did. Motion Ly Johanson to em�loy the General Outdoor Advertisin� Conpany to perform the necessary work on the signs for St�re #%1� ¢�2� and �}4 with the cost of their work not to exceed �95.00 for Store �rl� �8�,�,00 for Store �'2� and �;�350.00 for :'tore �{ 4, CC]USIDERATION OF COUNTY BOAkD ACTION Ild HLF'EkF.1VCE 10 NfAIN SZRBET: The City Manager read the letter from the County Board. D1r. 1-olke moved that the letter from the County Board be received� and t�hat the City Council go on record as stating that the County Eioard had met with the City Counci7_� at the County Of'f�ces� and also at lridley� and there was no action taken relative to access excFpt for access at �+4th and 57th Avenue when the brid�e is completed. It is a matter of record that this a�reement was reached between the City Council and the County Board� and these were the only access po�nts a�raed upon. Seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice vote� there betn� rio nays� the motion carried unanimously. The Council instructed the City Manager to correspond with the County in reference to this matter, CONSIDERAZ'ION OF LETTEFi I�'ROM TIJIN CI'PY R9PID TRANSIT CONPANY: 'Phe City Manager read the letter from the Twin City Rapid Trarisit Conpany in which they reauested the use of City streets to replace the turn-around at 53rd beginning at 51st Avenue Northeast and University Avenue and Horizon to 3rd Street� on 3rd to 53rd Avenue and back to University and return�ng on Unlversity� th�s to be u�ade a permanent turn-around for tne bus co�,pany. Motion hy Johanson to �rant this request� snd make this a permanent turn-around. .'econded by Wolke. Upon a voice vote� there being no nays� the motion carried unanim�ously. CONSIDERAZION OF ORD�3NANACE LICPN SING DOGS: Zhe City Manager stated he was 7�z•esentiing this ordinance� ai, Lhe request of the Dog Catcher� and was not making a reconmendation on it. There was considerable �iscussiQn an this ordinance. The Mayor stated that the present ordinance was unenforceable. PQr. Wo]ke stated that he did not think a dog owner �hould be rqquired to �ay a fee or a�5.00 license on his dog each and every year u�hen in son�e cases� the do� never leaves the owner's prem3ses. The Council asked I4r, Nee his position on it, He stated peoF]A noving into the suburbs ex_�,ect to. have a dog� in a great numter of cases� and the real problem was an effeci,ive means of keeping control of the strays. Mr. Kohlan�stated a permanent type registration be�comes useless af'ter a lnn� �eriod of time. The Ma�or stated one of the rrohlems now is thet there is no identific�ti�n at the present time� for those dogs that get loose� and have no do� ta�. Mr. Sheridan� and Mr, Wolke� stated possibly the f'ee could be T3,�0 for the first year} and 9�.50 for each ,year thereafter. Motion by Tohanson to table this ordinance until 1.he next general meeting� and to instruct the City Mana�er to have the Do�catcher at the meeting� so he cou].d answer questions concerning Seconded by Napel, U�on a vo9ce vote� there being no notion carried unanimously. AIN this ordinance. nays� the �� Motion b,y Johanson to adopt the above reso]_ution. Seconded by Nagel. Unon a voice vo{,e, there bei_ng no nays, the motion carried unanimously. IL'LlI�,R I1rOM A1�PiY ENG7NFEHS IN kECAI.D 'IO A BkIDGE CROSSING A2 SAVAGE: 7'he Cit,y Mana�er read the 7etter in regard to the above magger, No action. r�ILL 1 C�t T'AV IfdG NIISSISSIFF'I SZREET : The Cit,y Nana�r-.r presentec� the City's half of the bill ior pavin� N�ississipt�i �tr�et� froni Cer.i.ral Avenue east to the-east City linits. There was sone discussjon on this. Nletion by Sheridan to approve 1,he claim of barton Contractiri� Com�any in the amount of �2�649.t�5� as a nart �f he constructi�n �ost of SW�,'2G. N,otion seconded by Sheridan. Upon a voice voLe� there being no nays, i.he notion carried unanimously. L3�,TT1�lt PROIvi ill3�� MIP;PdEAFOLIS GAS CODPAIVY: 1'he Cii,y Manaper read a let.ter from the Ptinneapolis Gas Conpany. action. lA7'I1� Fft�hL�M Ai CLIFI�''S 5�kVICE SZATIGid: No Ti�e C3 t,y D�ar,a^,er exp] ained that the otoner of Cliff' s Service Station had stai,ed thnt his well had �one drv because of the storm sewer work bein� done in connection with S&SS�j'24. The Manager stated that he was told a'J� fnr�t well would cost �500.00, but the City Public U1.ility De- parl,ment proY�ak�ly could deepen the exis�_t�ng well at Cliff's Service Stal.ion enough so that he cou7d get water. The City Attorney said the alterr,ai,ives would be to dri11 � new we11., or to deepen the one he has. The rnain i�robleni is to �et Cliff's 3ervice S3�ation some water until such tine as the storm sewer work was done. Mr. Nagel ;asked if it was the Cit,y's responsibility to dig these wells. It was explained that the City has an easement going across this person's property� in this case t� �ut the storm sewer in. Dlotion Ly Nagel to authorize the City Manager to nake the necessary repairs to C�iff's Service Station well. �ec�r,ded hy £;heridan. Upon a voice vote� Lhere being no na,ys� 1.he rroiion carriecl unanirr,ously. FIfv�,L FI,AZ' - Dirs, PETEE�SON: Mrs. PetFrson her final nlat should be done meeting, AD�TOURNN9LNT : was present an�l stated she wished to have the hearing on set up as soon as possihle. The Council indicated this at the 20th of December� or the January 1']th� 1961 A4otion b,y Johanson� seconded b,y Cv'olke to adjourn. hespFCtfully submitted, ! V 1 �X% (�f�t�`/s '^^""'O�l.fi Secretary to the Council ��P ' omas , rei Mayor