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GENERAL FUND Mayor and Council

Checl< # Date P153 5-31-61 $ P154 5-31-61 P155 5-31-61 P156 5-31-61 P157 5-31-61 P158 5-31-61

Office Employees P159 5-31-61 P160 5-26-61 P161 9-2-61

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Amoun t To For / SO;OO A1Jan Crane Sa1.as Mayor -May 1961 50.00 Lloyd B1anohard Sa1.as C1erk- May 1961 35.00 Perry Malvin Sal. as Trustee- May 1961 35.00 Donald Hodges Sal. as Trustee-May 1961 35.00 Me1.Christensen Sal. as Trustee-May 1961 25.00 Irene Edberg Sal.as Treas.-May 1961

211.50 Paul Boog Semi-Mo.Sa1.as Adm.C1k.5-15-5-31 45.40 Harriett Kish Weekly Sa1.Dep.C1k.5-22-5-26 45.40 Harrie~t Kish W~~k1y Sa1.Dep.C1k.5-29-6-2

Office Expense and Overhead G187 5-22-61 G218 5-22-61 G190 5.22-61 G191 5-22-61 G192 5-22-61 G193 5-22-61 G217 5,..i.22-61 G183 5-22~61 G184 5-22~61 G185 S"2~"6l G186 S"'22 ... 61

13,00 19.QQ ' 1.6..) 15.40 15.00 8.00

333.10 1.5.00 11~16 25.00

1'365~10

Perry Malvin Jani.tor Supplies Uarr:t,ett Ki,sh ;P~lity {;aph ' ~::; . ...

Mc;Uloney's . Lns. 1fo+kmen' s Compensation Mp1~ Star & Trib~ Adv.of Mu1ti1ith Mun. Finance Offic.Assoc. Annual Fee Midway Office Supply Mimeo Paper William Killeen-Co.Treas.-Rea1 Estate Taxes Ind~ School Dist #621 Use of School-Meeting No'States Power Co. Serve at Office Garry Frits Jan.Serv.Apri1i961 PERA Emp1oyer's Share for i958-1959

Planni:h.g G196 5-22-61 556~98 Midwest Planning & Research Prof.Fee for

April and Fee for Anoka Airport Report Rob.tl and Bridge

G195 5-22-61 G190 5-22-61

13.00 Construction Bulletin Adv.Bids for Proj.61-1 .46 Mahoney's Ins. 1{orkmen's Compo Streets

G194 5-22-61 81.66 No. States Power ViI. Street Lighting Police Dept. Salaries

P167 5-31-61 P168 5-31-61 P169 5-31-61 P170 5-31-61 P171 5-31-61 P172 5-31-61

Expense

66.55 70.80 57.00 57.00 37.80 62.00

G189 5-22-61 58.67 G190 5-22-61 9.73 G197 5-22-61 31.40 G198 5-22-61 50.02 G200 5-22-61 7.50 G201 5-22-61 8.00 G202 5-22-61 7.50 G203 5-22-6~ 19.65 G204 5-22-61 9.35 G205 5-22-61 12.95

Recreation Department Salaries

Ernie Grabowski Semi-Mo.Sa1.Chief 5-15-5-31 Ingram Rustad Semi-Mo.Sa1.Sgt.5-15-5-31 Ralph Slifer Semi-mo.Sa1.0fficer 5-15-5-31 Erwin Kish Semi-mo.Sa1.0fficer 5-15-5-31 Carter Caldwell Semi-Mo.Sa1.0fficer 5-15-31 Dale Pierce Semi-Mo. Sal. Officer 5-15-5-31

Mahoney's Ins. Car Insurance(Squad Cars) Mahoney's Ins. lforkmen' s Compensation Minn. Fire Equip.Co. Fire Ext.for Squad Car Standard Oil Co. Gas,etc. for Feb.1961 Vi1.of Roseville Drunkometer Test City of St. Paul Drunkometer Test Village of Roseville Drunkometer Test N.W. Bell. Tel.Co. Serv.at MI4-2200 Police River Motors l{ork on Car #693 Warner Hardware Co. She11s,Batteries,etc.

P169 5-22-61 P166 5-22-61

21.00 Kenneth Simonson Park Haintenance 5-10-5-13 52.50 Amos Birdsall Park Maintenance 5-1-5-5

Expense G190 5-22-61 G214 5-22-61 G215 5-22-61

2.78 Mahoney's Ins. Ins. on Parks 690.20 C.~{. Houle Landscaping Sod'& Dirt -Playgrounds

1.2.00 Paul Indykiewicz Clay for Playgrounds '

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GENERAL FUND Civil Defense

Check # Date Gil~9 5-22-61 $ G211 5-31-61 G212 5-22-61 G213 5-22-61 G206 5-22-61 G210 5-22-61

G216 5-22-61 Dog Control Salaries

P162 5-31-61 Expense

G207 5-22-61 Water Dept. Salaries

P164 5-22-61 P163 5-31-61

Expense G208 5-31-61 G209 5-22-61 G190 5-22-61 WATER FUND

Expense W120 5-22-61 W123 5-22-61

W122 5-31-61 W124 5-22-61 : '.Capi tol OUitlay

W12l 5-22-61

Amount To For 2~h" Mahoney's Ins. Serve !rns' ~ Car ,C.D. Truck 30.00, . Kenneth Ballenger Expense for May 5.00 N.W. Bell Te1.Co. Serv.MI4-2200 C.D. 4.00 No.States Power Co. Serv.Air Raid Sirens

17.95 Modern Displays Kit for Safety Check 3,06 Waiter Skiba Re-imburse for Freight Charges

. on Safety Check Kit 220.00 Kline Cabinets Rescue Truck-Cabinets

125.00 B & E Patrol Sal.Dogcatcher May 1961

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72.00 168.93

50.00 7.98 8.57

27.50 23.80

15.00 75.58

975.64

Greg Ne1sbh Refund for Dog license ,

Elmer Palen Work for Water Dept. Walter Skiba Semi-mo.Sa1.Pub.1rforksSupt.

5-15 to 5 - 31-61

Walter Skiba Truck Expense May 1961 Elmer Palen Mileage for W·ater Dept. Mahoney's Ins. Workmen's Compensation

S & W Construction Co. Cabinet for Dept. Construction Bulletin Ad.Water Util.Bldg.­$11.80 Ad. for Water Filt.P1ant.$12.00 Use of Red Oak School for lva ter Ext .Hearings No.States Power Co. Serv.at Well Site

Neptune Meter Co. Meters & Conn.$963.20 Lead Seals & Wire $12.44 M

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EXTRACT OF MI NUTES OF MEETING OF 'rHE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF T'RE

VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEVJ, MINNESOTA

Pursuant to due call and no-tice thereof , a special meeting

of the Village Council of -the Village of Mounds Vi ew, Minnesota , was he l d

at the Red Oak School in said Village o n Wednesday , May 31 , 1 961, at

8 :00 o ' clock P.M ., wi th the following members p resent: Mayor Crane and

Trustees MalVin, Bla nchard and Ch ristensen

and the following me niliers absent: Hodges

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'rhe Clerk p resented affidavi-ts o f p ubl ication of the Notice

o f Prel i minary Hear ing called -to b e h eld a-t this t ime on Naterworks I m-

p rovement No. 1961-1, which affidavits were examined, approved and or-

dered filed .

The Mayor then announced t hat the meet ing was op en for t he

pur p ose of conduc ting said preliminary h earing; and af-te r all members of

the public p resen-t were afforded an opportuni ty -to b e heard , the f01 -

l owi ng persons ent ered oral or written ob j ect ions -to said i mprovement:

NAlV1E OF OBJECTOR

Mr s . Joyce Moore & 19 others

H. E . Newcomb & 17 others

Mrs . John L g Su llivan & 26 others

Mr g & Mr s . M. Lundquist

DESCRI PTION OF PROPERTY

Abutting Ea s twood Roa d

Abut-t ing Grovela nd north of Sherwood to County Rd . J

8000 block Sp a Lake Park Rd .

OBJ ECTION

Do not want water at this time

Do not want water at this time

Do not want water at this time

Do not want water Abu-tting County Rd . H2 from Long Lake Rd . to end of prop­erty line which extends almos t t o Fairchild Ave .

at -this time

There being no further objections or comments a motion was made

by Bla nchard and seconded by Christensen that the meeting and hearing be

adjourned and that further consideration of the improvement be t a bled for

future c onsideration o Motion carried .

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STATE OF MINNESOTA

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I , the undersigned, being the duly qualified and acting Clerk

of the Village of Mounds View, Minnesota DO HEREBY CERTIFY that I h ave

carefully compared the attached and foregoing extract of minutes of a

meeting of the Village Council of said Village held on the date therein

indicated with the original minutes thereof on file in my office and

that the same is a full, true and correct transcript thereof insofar

as said minutes relate to proceedings of a preliminary hearing held on

Waterworks Improvement No o 1961-1 .

WITNESS My hand officially as said Clerk and the official

seal of the Village this 31 d a y of 1961 .

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, PROCEEDINGS OF THE V:ILLAGE VILLAGE OF MOUNDS VIEW

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Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a Special Meeting of the Village Council was called to order at 8:15 P.M. on Wednesday, May 31st, 1961 at the Red Oak School. located at Red Oak Drive and Sherwood Road, Minneapolis 21, Minnesota.

Members present:

Mayor: Clerk: Trustees:

Adminstrative Clerk: Engineer ,' Attorney; Public Works

Allan B. Crane Lloyd J. Blanchard Perry Malvin Melford Christensen

Paul Boog Les Knutson Richard Meyers

Superintendent: Walter Skiba Fiscal Agent: Robert Ehlers

Mayor Crane called the meeting to order and explained the purpose of conducting the hearing on Proposed Water Service Extension. in an area between Highway 10 to North Village limits and from Edgewood Drive to West Spring Lake Park Road. He than turned the meeting over to Engineer. Les Knutson.

Mr. Knutson explained that petitions were received by the Council until April 1st, 1961 for Water Service. From these petitions the Council asked for and received a Preliminary Report from the Engineer •.

-After receiving this report, the Council felt that abutting areas may also want Water Service, and taking into consideration that certain connections would be necessary to properly loop the system, some areas were extended beyond the petitioners homes.

The Engineer stated that a rough estimate of the 'entire cost would be $181,500.00. This would mean an estimated assessment of $4.15 per front foot plus a $115.00 Service Connection charge per home.

The Fiscal Agent than explained the financing of the Project. Mr. Ehlers stated, the only change the Council contemplates is the financing of Assessments from a 15 year option to 10 years. keeping in mind the future needs of the Village, such as sewer or storm sewers.

Using a 10 year plan, as an exacple"as8Wnirtgit t s a $400.00 t!'~: " e,s ,srnent. it would amount to about ~53.20 a year, or.15¢ a day to payoff the Capital part of the Water Works Improvement.

Anyone wishing to pay up their Assesssment without interest may do ~o within 30 days after the Assessment roll is adopted, or they can pay it up anytime with interest up to December 31st in the year payment is made. ,

The Mayor asked if there ' were any Petitions for or against the Proposed Project.

Three Petitions and a letter were received (l~ttor narko c~ as Petition 4) - Objector's as follows:

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i Minutes of Special Meeting of May 31st, 1961 - Continued

Petition· #1 ~ Eastwood Road i

Mrs. Joyce Moore 8255 Eastwood Road or Drive Mr. Harvey Melby 8371 Eastwood Road Verlyn Fuiwider 8347 Eastwood Road Bernard Scholzen 8285 Eastwood Road Dale Pierce 8160 Eastwood Road Paul Krost 8~45 Eastwood Road Mike Hunczak 8141 Eastwood Road August Mueller 8140 Eastwood Road Tol~ef Olson 8165 Eastwood Road Selmer Sakariason 8324 Eastwood Road Donald Stafford 8450 Eastwood Road Claude Stafford 8466 Eastwood Road Richard Burnquist 8467 Eastwood Road Howard Stafford 8480 Eastwood Road Arthur Burnquist 2'50 Co~ty Rd, J Arthur L. Ervin 2400 Co. Rd. J C. P. Nordstrom 8205 Eastwood Road Walter Richardson 81.B4 Eastwood Roaq Mrs. Charles Pfaff 8111 Eastwood Road Conrad Lyden 8171 Eastwood Road

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Petition #2 -W E Newcomb

Groveland 8132 811.0 8i92

Road • North of' Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road Groveland Road

Dale Halgren 8419 Groveland G. Hafslund H. M. Barnard Emery Gale Eugene Peterson .Jrpes · ·.Mans on Roy Gale Robert Elliott Stanley Fisher O.R. Newton C.E. Johnson L. H. Peterson William H. Garster

8138 8127 81.45 8227 8205 8270 8319 8335 8334 8365

P.eti tion #3 Spring Lake Park Road Mrs. John L. Sullivan 8368 Mrs. Robert McClain 8468 Earl Holmberg 1780 Co. Rd. J & Sp. Jacob Ackermann 8442 Rodney Erickson 8418 W.E. Rosenquist 8380 Pierre Dumas 8360 Melvin A. Smith 8493 Lloyd Bardwell 8469 Lawrence Van Lith 8425 David Bremberg B394 Lawrence Brogger 8316 Romald Katltanas 8245 Arnhur Abbott 8270 Paul E. Berg 8248 Michael Neumann B180 Robert Chestek 8161

Fred Allen 8431 " Jack Kruger 8480 " Kenneth Kruger Footage

on Groveland Frank Gabrysh 2088 Co.

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Spring Lake Park Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Lk. Rd.

Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk .• Rd. Sp.Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd. Sp. Lk. Rd.

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Petition #3-

Mrs. Donald Merkowies 8191 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. Ed Erickson 8265 Sp. Lk~ Pk. Rd. James Fogard 8311 sp. Lk~ Pk. Rd. Mrs. V. Neal 8315 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. Ermyn Anderson 8335 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. Mrs. John Juntunen 8297 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. Mrs. Floyd Wilson 828i Sp. Lk., Pk •. Rd. A. H. Go1embeck 8200 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd. Le Roy John~on 8336 SP. Lk. Pk. Rd. Mrs. M. Sch1uter 8312 Sp. Lk. Pk. Rd.

Petition #4

Mr~ . and Mrs. Mide11 Lundquist 2750 Co~ Rd. H ... 2

The Mayor than asked if' there were ~ any who wished to go on record as f'avoring this Proposed Water Project.

The f'ollowing people indicated they were in f'avor of' the Water Extension:

Mrs. John Lauterbach of' 8193 Eastwood Road Mr. Clarence Holsten of' 2712 La Port Drive

Mr. Meyers explained that this Project will f'inish up everything North of' Highway 10. He also stated that the Council, and he agrees w:t,th theo .. that · Aroadeve10poent should be encouraged in ivater Frojtrlis beoause it is cheaper in, the longrun. He said "we know now f'rom experience that a year f'rom now we will be getting requests f'or Water f'rom some of' these streets that have petitioned against it.

The Attorney complimented the Village f'or installing the Water Main system as it's strictly a job of' developing the areas by Laterals now, Using New Brighton as an examp1e,0f' a Village expanding their Water System by streets instead of' area, which is more costly.

He explained that the Council could order improvements f'or one street if' there is a def'inite reason such as a health hazard.

Mr. Christensen arrived at this point - 8:50 P.M.

Mr. Knutson explained the reasons f'or the seemingly excessive cost of the Service Connection as being due to usage of' copper and brass fittings and pipe, etc,

The Water Rates were read by the Fiscal Agent f'or the benef'it of those present.

Mr. Ehlers explained the costs of' Water Assessments on Project 1960-3. Figures set are - .0025 cent per f'oot for Area. The cost of' Lateral Assessment for people butted on 12 inch mains is $4.00 per foot on f'rontage.

Mayor Crane stated that the resid'ents created a "real storm" of protests (on Fairchild) when Project 1960-3 was installed. It was' just a matter of' 6 months that they petitioned f'or water on that same street.

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It was moved by ~lanchard that the Council take under advisement all the evidence f .. Peti tions and letters received and presented at this Hearing. Seconded by Christensen. 4 Ayes.,

Special Meeting (Hearing) adjourned at 9:20 P. M.

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The regular meeting of the Village of Mounds View was called to order at 8:10 P.M •• Monday June 12th. 1961 at the Red Oak School, Sherwood Road and Red Oak Drive, Minneapolis 21, Minnesota.

Present were: Mayors Ad.Dep.Clk. : Trustees:

Engineer: Absent were: Trustees:

Attorney:

Allan B. Crane Paul Boog Donald Hodges Perry Malvin Les Knutson

Mel Christensen Lloyd J. Blanchard Richard Meyers

Mayor Crane declared that the Public Hearing on the house to be moved to the North t of Lot 7, Block 1, Greenfield Addition was open for discussion. Mayor Crane asked for objector's. None came forth. The owner assured the home owners near the property that he would occupy the house and not rent it. Motion by Crane to permit the house to be moved onto the North t of Lot 7, Block 1, Greenfield Addition, seconded by Malvin. 3 Ayes for approval.

Motion by Malvin, seconded by Hodges to accept the Minutes of the Council meeting of May 22nd, 1961 as presented. 3 Ayes for approval.

Motion by Crane, seconded by Hodges to accept the Minutes of the Special Meeting of the Village Council held May 31st as presented ; 3 Ayes for approval.

Civil Defense report was given by C.D. Director, Kenneth Ballenger. He reported that the Civil Defense "Circle of Safety" program gave Safety Checked stickers to 76 cars in two days. He announced that a new 72 hour class for Civil Defense members would begin June 20th.

Trustee Hodges presented a petition signed by residents on Lois Drive, etc. requesting the removal of rats from the Judicial Ditch. Hodges reported that a representative of the Gopher Exterminating Co. ahd the Clerk examined this area. This Company subsequently submitted an estimate of-from forty-five to seventy dollars by using gas and not poison bait. Motion by Hodges, seconded by Malvin to spend up to seventy-five dollars for rat removal in this infested area. 3 Ayes.

Trustee Hodg es reported on the Recreation Committee Meeting held June 7th, 1961 at the Village office. The Committee will open the bids on June 21, for the installation of the fountains to be used in the Village parks. He reported that night watch lights will be installed on Greenfield and Lambert Parks. He announced the selection of Mr. Joseph La Voie as the new Park Maintenance Superintendent. Motion by Hodges, Seconded by Crane that Mr. Joseph La Voie be hired as Mounds View Park Maintenance Superintendent. 3 Ayes for approval.

Mayor Crane reported on the Police Commission Meeting held June 1st. He said that the Police will make extra effort to enforce the 10 P.M. Curfew Ordinance for children under 18 years.

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Motion by Crane, seconded by ~odges, the Village Attorney be authoriaed to prepare an Ordirtarice accepting the State Law concerning Police Civil Service. 3 Ayes {'or approval.

Motion by Crane secortded, by Malvin, requestinO' the Attorney to prepare f',irst draf't of' O;rd-inii:nce , establishing a Police Civil Service Commission. 3 Ayes , ;£'or ,approval.

Motion by Crane.secorided by Hodges, authorizing body work on Squad Car #692 (Ford) at a cost of' $86.85. 3 Ayes for approval.

Mayor Crane read the, monthly report of' the Police Department f'or May. During 535 Patrol hours. there were 133 calls in the Village. 4 persons to jail . 8 hcfspital runs and 44 tra£f'ic tags issued. An electric Speed time~ was used on Co. Rd. H-2, wh~re 87 cars were checked.

Mayor C~a~e reviewed the Dogcatcher's report £or the months of March ~d April~ ,

~~tistee M~ivirt reported that further Complaints £rom individuals rega~di#~ tHe o~eh sewer drain on the Herrman property at 2439 Ridge Lane. This matter to be referred to the Attorney.

Mayor Crane reported on the taxes within the Village, reviewing the tax structure, and its relative mill rate to other areas,

An amendment to the Ordinance granting the Gas Franchise to No. States Power Co. was submitted in a letter signed by Mr. E. V. Bergstrom, Supervisor Extensions Department o£ N.S.P.. The amendment ,.wou1d replace Section 2 in the present Ordinance #83 "No gas mains shall hereafter be laid by the Grantee except upon application to the Village Engineer, and permission therefore granted by said Village Engineer, subject to the approval, however, by the Council by Resolution".

Motion by Crane, seconded by Hodges to accept this as a substitute for the present Section 2 o£ Ordinance #83, also that this be referred to the Village Attorney f'or incorporation into~ rather than an amend­ment of the Ordinance. 3 Ayes £or approval.

Les Knutson submitted twelve Engineer's estimates £or Council approval, they were as follows:

.#1, Fairbanks-Morse,Final I1stimate-1.vell #1, ~>17,975.00 Motion to pay by Crane. seconded by Malvin. 3 Ayes.

#2, Herbst Const. Co., Estimate #5, Work completed- & Materials on Hand,Proj.1960-3, ~~lG,879.57. Motion to pay by Crane, seconded by Hodges. 3 Ayes.

#3, Layne-Minnesota Co., Estimate #2, llell #2, ~$3,667.90. Motion to pay by Hodges. Seconded by Crane. 3 Ayes.

#4, Comstock & Davis,Inc. Est.#l Prof.Eng. Serve Proj.60-3, ~5,98l.79. Motion to pay by Malvin, seconded by Hodges. 3 Ayes.

#5, Comstock and Davis, Inc. Final Est. llell #1, Prof.Eng. Services -$898.75. Motion to pay by Malvin. Seconded by Hodges. 3 Ayes~

#6, Comstock and Davis, Inc. Est.#l, Pro£.Eng.Serv. vlell #2, , $718,80. Motion to pay by Crane, seconded by Hodges. 3 Ayes.

#7, Comstock and Davis, Inc,., Est. #2, Final Estimate, Prof, Eng. Serve on Proj. 60-2 -$1,085.91, Notion to pay by Crane, seconded by Malvin. 3 Ayes for approval,

#8, Comstock and Davis, Inc. Final Sst., Prof.Eng. Serve on Proj. 1960-1- ~ 260.69. Motion to pay by Malvin, seconded by Crane. 3 Ayes , for approval,

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i #9, Comstock and Davis,Ino •• Misc. Prof. Eng. Serv. from

8/15/60 to 3/31/61.$1,089.00. Mot~on to pay by Crane. Seconded by Hodges. 3 Ayes for approval~

#10. Comstock apd Davis, inc. Inspection and Supervision for staking out of the construction for \'later Proj. 60-3, Estimate #2, $4,248.25. Notion byCr,ane, seconded by Hodges. 3 Ayes for approval. ,

#11, Comstook and Davis, Inc. Inspection and Supervision for staking out of the construction for vlater Improvement Proj. 60-2, Est. #9, $2,140.95. Motion to p~y by Crane. Seconded by Malvin. 3 Ayes.

#12, Comstock and Davis, Inc. Inspection and Supervision for staking out of the Construction for Water Improve. Proj. 1960-1 Estimate #10- $1,356.75. Motion to pay by Malvin, seconded by Crane. 3 Ayes for approval.

Mr. Knutson, Village Engineer, spoke on the plans for surfacing of' Edgewood from Co. Rd. I to Highway #10. ·· If there was no objection, the necessary fill for the new Water utility building would be purchas­ed from Mr. George Indykiewicz.

The Building Inspecto~~s report was given by Mr. Piehowski. ) ~ , : . ~ , . . ,

, . The Public i'lorks s\ipflril:1tendent, 'val ter Skiba" reported on the progre$S, of( t,h~ iJ~t~:t tr~~+it1es~

Paul Boogl Admirl~s~rativ~ Clerk reported that L10yd Blanohard, Clerk recommended Mrs. Pat~ibia Raveling be hired as a Clerk-typist on June 19th. Motion by Malvin to hire Mrs. Raveling as a full time (40 Hour week) Clerk-Typist at $1.50 per hour beginning June 19. Seconded by Crane. 3 Ayes for approval.

Mayor Crane read a copy of the findings and conclusions in the matter of the Expansion of the Anoka County Airport dated June 9th.

Mayor Crane introduced Mr. Comstock, Engineer, who spoke on the North Suburban Sewer District and the legislatives action thereon, and read two Resolutions passed by the Fridley City Council pertaining to the Sewer.

The matter of awarding the contract for the l'later Fil teration Equipment was referred to the June 26th, meeting. Representatives from the firms of the two lowest bidders agreed to write a letter to the Village Office requesting the two week extension.

Motion by Crane, seconded by Malvin to approve the licenses submitted (List attached). 3 Ayes for approval.

Motion by Crane, seconded by Malvin to approve the ten Peddler's Licenses. 3 Ayes. (List attached).

¥otion by Crane, Seconded by Malvin, to pay the bills submitted. 3 Ayes.

Motion by Crane. Seconded by Hodges to adjourn. 3 Ayes. Meeting adjorned at 10:30 P.M.

Respectfull~ubmJttl1'

Paul Boog ~~ ~~ Administrative Clerk ~

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~1c.nses approved June 12th, 1961

PEDDL~R' S LIC~nS~S-EL"'IIlING DEC. #LST.

Lawrence Ingle, .5313 Emerson Ave. No. Mp1s. Ralileif\h Prod.

il111ard Downing. 7885 Sunnyside Rd. 1r/o~ld Book Encyclopedia

James Staples, 7710 lloodlawn, Bows and Arrows

P~DDLERt5 LICBNSES-ONE DAY

Terence T. Bormann, 4126 Gar~ie1d Ave. So. Mp18.

Heinz Janning, 302 N, Orchard, North£ield, rann.

9, Rich~rd. Co. Books '

Richards Co Books

Kenneth G. drosbh. 37j His8is8ippi St. N.E. Richard8 Co. Book.

Pat Hendershort. ii2 ilayside Rd. Hopkins. }.finn. Ric~rs1i'co, .' 00 s

Albert R. Tracy. 2120 Freemont Ave. So. l-1p1s. Richard8 Co.

Thomas Mor~ord, Foley, !vIinn. Richard8 Co. Books Books

William S. Eheren£e1dt. 2627 Co1umbu8 Ave. So, Richard8 Co.

MASONRY, Books

David Berry, 8317 Monroe St. N.E., Mp1s. 21, Minn.

EXCAVATING:

Lloyd }'loen, 541 Lafayette N . E ., Hp1s., Minn.

Herst Const., 8180 Bastwood Rd., Up1s •• Minn.

Herbert Sorenson, 897 Tlilson Ave., St. Paul, Minn.

Galen Haglund; 690 29th Ave. N. ".1 ., New Brighton 12, Minn.

Ro11ie Ko110dge, 2221 Terrace Dr., New Brighton 12, Minn.

'TELL DRILLING-:

J>hi11ip Engler, 3114 Hwy 8, St. Paul 13. Minn.

Harold Ruppert & Son, 6417 46 Place, J.1p1s. 27, l-Iinn.

PLUMBING CONTRACTING:

Robert 1'1a11en, 8201 17th Ave. So., Mpls. 20, Minn.

~ 1L\..tJLER' 5 :

Suburban :' ickup, 1341 Greenwich Rd., Mpls. 21, Hinn.

Phillip r erron, 3465 No. Cleveland Ave., New Brighton 12, H~.

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List of Bills submitted June 12th, 1961 000073 GENERAL FUND - General Government

Administrative Salaries . !

eEl~dk # Date Amount · P173 6-12-61 $21i:;o P174 6-12-61 $ 9;.40 P17; 6-16-61 $c:.4~.40

Courts Q.251 6-12-61 $ 27.81

Attorney PlsB 6-12-61 $235.00 P189 6-12-61 $ 23.50

Planning G220 6-12-61 $200.00

Rent G221 6-12-61 $ 15.00 G223 6-12-61 $ 50,00

Printing G222 6-12-61 ~ 4.05

Office Expense G224 6-12-61 $ 25.00 G225 6-12-61 $ 8.00 G226 6-12-61 $ 1.00 G227 6-12-61 $ 10~00 G228 6-12-61 $ 4.03 G229 6-12-61 $112.06 G230 6-12-61 $ 3.95 G231 6-12-61 $J.6j

Office Supplies G233 6-12-61 $ 35.16 G234 6-12-61 $ 5.25 G235 6-12-61 $ 30.50 G236 6-12-61 $ 18.28

Office Equipment G237 6-12-61 $~37.10

Public Safety Police Salaries

P176 6-15-61 $ 66.55 PI77 6-15-61 $ 70.80 P178 6-15-61 $ 57.00 P179 6-15-61 $ 62.00 P180 6-15-61 $ 37.80 P181 6-15-61 $ 57.00

Police Expense 9232 6-12-61 $ G231 6-12-61 $ G238 6-12-61 $ G239 6-12-61 $ G240 6-12-61 $ G241 6-12-61 $ G242 6-12-61 $ G243 6-12-61 $

Civil Defense

58~67 9.73

17~00 1~50

24.00 7.70

26.00 32,54

G231 6-12-61 $ 29.'3 Inspections - Salaries

P186 6-12-61 $ 35.95 P187 6-12-61 $ 54.20

To For paul Boog' , ' Semt .. Mo.Sal.Adm.C1k.6-1 to 6-1; ~arriett Kis~ Sa1.as Dep.C1k. 6-5 to 6-9 H~rrie.,tt Kisn" " " " 6-12 to 6-16

Mi11e?:,-Davis Co. Justice of Peace Forms

R~'-ohard Meye-rs Prof. Fees for May 1961 Richard Meyers Prof.Serv.Water Hearing

Midwest Planning Prof.Fee Mar. & May

Ind~Sch.Dist #621 6-12,Use of School-Meeting A.G. Krocker Rent of Village Office-June

Tri-County Pub. Ad for Olerk Typist

Garry Frits Janitor Serve May 1961 M~lvintS Protective Janitor Supplies Suburban Pick-up Trash remova1-ViDage Office Ha.rriett Kish Petty Cash ~edorts Pinewood Mkt. Paper Towels State Treasurer PERA -C1erk t s May 1961 Chippew~ Spri~gs Water for Office Mahoney's Ins, lvorkment s C6mp.ensation

Miller-Davis Supplies 1fende1V .. Northwestern Rubber Stamps

Champion Offset Envelopes & Statements Walter S. Booth and Son Vouchers

Midway Office Supply Co. Address. & Plates Address Mach.& Plates $135.Supp1ies $2.10

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Ernest Grabowski Semi-Mo.Sa1.as Chief 6-1-6~1S·· Ingram Rustad Semi-Mo. Sa1.as Sgt. 6-1-6-15 Ralph Slifer Semi-Mo. Sal. Officer 6-1-6-1; Dale Pierce Serni-Mo.Sal.0fficer 6-1-6-15 Carter Caldwell Semi-Mo. Sal. 6-1 to 6-1; Erwin Kish Semi-Mo.Sa1.0fficer 6-1-6-1;

Mahoney's Ins. Squad Cars- Insurance Mahoney's Ins. Workmen's Compo Eklund Clothing Co. Police Clothing Brama's Royal Service Tire Repair State Treasurer PERA for May 1961 Motorola Maintenance for June 1961 Hoffman Answering Servo June Serve Midway Ford Co. Police Car Repair

Mahoney's Insurance C.D. Van

Robert Edmond Sa1.as E1ec.Insp.- May Chris Piehowski Sal. as Bldg. Insp.May

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0000";4 Bills submitted and approved June 12th. 1961

GENERAL FUND Engineer

Check # Date G252 6-12-61

Road and Bridge G2)1 6-12-61 G24B 6-12-61 G249 6-12-61

Recreation Salaries _

Amount To For $ l s 0B9.00 Comstock and Davis,Inc, Prof. Eng. Serve

Aug. 15,1960 to Mar.)1,t61

$ $ $

.46 Mahoney's Ins. )2107 Streeter-Amet

282.51 Armco Drainage

Workmen's Compensation Postage and Hoses Culverts for Edgewood Dr.

piB) 6~12-6l $ 67.60 10!S.0 15.00

Joseph La Voie Park Maintenance-5-1'-5-)1 P1B4 6.12-61 $ Dick Wood Work at Playgrounds P1B5 6.12.61 $ Kenneth Groth Work at Parks PlB2 6.12.61 $ 7.,8 Kerirteth Simonson Work at Parks 5-20-5-29 Expense G2)1 6.12.61 $ 2,18

)100 M8.h~ney i,s Ins. Workmen's Comp.

G244 6.12.61 $ George S~af£e~ Iron Rods-pitching mound Wi+son SpQrtanf;S Goods.1to~e P1ates ... Mark. Sp.Lk, Pk' Lumber _- Supplies

G245 6.12.61 $ 77110 22 08 G246 6.12.61 $

G247 6.12.61 $ 269,86 drane_Ordway 4 Drlrlking Fountaihs~Freight Water Department

Salaries P191 6 .. 12.61 P190 6.15.61 Expense G250 G2)1

WATER FUND Engineer

W1)4 6.12.61

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WL)6

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. 81.00 Elmer Paleh Installing Mete~s 5.22.6.9 168.93 Walter Skiba Sa1.Pub.Wks.Supt'6-1-6~15

8,40 Elmer Palen Mileage for Water Dept. 8,57 Mahoney's Ins. Workmen's Comp.

$ 5.981,79 Comstock and Davis Est.#l-Prof.Eng. Serve Water Proj.1960.,

e 718.80 Comstock & Davis Est. #l,Prof.Serv. Deep Well #2

$ 898.75 Comstock & Davis Est.#l,Final Est. Prof. Serve l'ump ,Equip.lle11 #1

~ 1.°85,91 Comstock & Davis Est.#2,Fina1 Est. Prof.Eng.Serv.Water Proj.60.Z

~ 260.69 Comstock & Davis,Est.#3,Fina1 Est. Prof.Eng.Serv. Proj. 1960.1

$ 4.248.25 Comstock & Davis Est.#2,Resident Insp. & SuperVisioJ;l. Water ·ProJ. 60-3 :,11-1- t60

to March )1, 1961 ~ 2.140.95 Comstock and Davis, Est.#9,Insp.& Sup~.

vision,Water Proj.60-2,12-1.60.).Jl.61 $ 1.)56.75 C:omstock & Davis Est. #10, Insp, & Super­

vision Water Proj.60-1,12-1-60.3-,l.61 -YATER DOND REDEMPTION FUND

W1000 6.12.61 $17.479.59 American National Bank -Semi Annual :tnt. ~$17,4)5. ,Bank Fee-$43.59,Exchange Fee-$1.00

Transfer to Other Funds W125 6-12-61 $51,006.89 Vil.of Mounds View To Set Up Water Bond

Redemption Fund

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Bills submitted and approved June 12th, i96l

WATER FUND eupplies

CheQk #: Date W127 6-12 .. 61 W129 6.12 ... 61 ~28 6 .. 12-61

Oaptta1 Outlay W"o. 6-12-61 W131 6.12-61

W1,2 6-12-61

Y1), 6 .. 12-61

Amount $ 2.66 $ 11.12 $ 11~40

To For A,ylMc Donald Materials for Dept. New Brighton Hdwe. Supplies Waterous Co. Main Valve Rubbers

~96'~20 Beptune Meter Co. '5 Meters & Connections $17.975 ,.00 Fairbanks Morse & Co. Est. #1, Fina1

Estimate -Pump. Equip. Well #1 $18.879~57 HerbstConst. Co. Est. #5,Work Completod

Materials on Hand, Water Proj.60-) $ ,.667.90 Layne-Minnesota Co. Es~. #~.Work

, completed & mat,ori Hand,' Well #2

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