05-22-1973 CCMREGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 229 1973
Vice -Mayor Black called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M. Reverend Stanton
Hecksel of Our Saviour's Church pronounced the invocation.
Members present were Alderman Linder, Alderman Alrick and Vice -Mayor Black,
also present were Administrative Assistant Mealey, and Engineer Priebe. Absent
were Mayor Kost and Alderman Westlund.
Minutes for the reg�lar meeting of May 8, the special meetings of May 8 and
May 15 were read an approved after correction.
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The current bills werk approved as submitted on motion by Alderman Linder,
second by Alderman Alrick.
On motion by Alderman Linder, second by Alderman Alrick transfers and invest-
ments were authorized in the following funds and amounts:
SinkingFu�o.
8
approximately
$ 12,000
13
approximately
$200,000
14
approximately
$100,000
9
approximately
$ 15,000
1
approximately
$ 12,000
Cemetery Fund approximately $ 10,000
Bids received in accordance with MSA 429 for the 5t'' Avenue Improvement Project
No. 73-20 were opened and read as follows: Duininck Bros. d Gilchrist of Olivia
Minnesota - $67,316.80 Upon motion by Alderman Linder, Second by Alderman
Alrick bids were referred to the City Engineer for analysis and recommendation.
The Engineer was directed to forward the bids to the Minnesota Highway Depart-
ment for approval as MSA project.
Mr. Bill Scherer, of the Crow River Vocational Center appeared to ask the
Council for approval to continue for another year the construction of cabins on
the Second Avenue side of the Merril school building in North Park. After some
discussion it was moved by Alderman Alrick, seconded by Alderman Linder that
approval be given for one more year. Subsequent discussion indicated that all
parties believe it better that each year be special permit and the Vocational
Center will make application in May or June each year.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDonald appeared to present the preliminary and plan of
final plat of the Lakewood Terrace subdivision. The Planning Commission had
approved the plat at their regular meeting of May 15. After discussion it was
moved by Alderman Linder, second by Alderman Alrick that the primary north -
south street in the plat terminating in cul-de-sac be named Lakewood Drive,
and the east -west short street between blocks one and two be named Sibley Avenue.
The easterly continuation of Sibley Avenue, terminating in cul-de-sac would be
named Sibley Court. It was further provided that the area designated as future
Roberts Road would be dedicated at this time to street. purposes. All parties
being in agreement, these terms were agreed to. It was mentioned that the
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MAY 22, 1973
Planning Commission had recommended $2,040 as the proper amount to be deposited
to Public sites fund for park and recreation development for this plat. That
amount was made a part of this approval. Alderman Linder moved approval of the
plat and plan of the final plat. Alderman Alrick seconded. All present voted
aye, Vice -Mayor Black declared the motion passed and the plat approved.
Dr. J.W. Kuehl appeared to make appeal from administrative ruling by zoning
ordinance administrator. Mr. Willard had interpreted the ordinance to prohibit
fence higher than 30 inches in the front yard of Dr. Kuehl's house which adjoined
the Lee's Truck Stop and restaurant along the north line of the truck stop.
Under the circumstances, the Council directed that a permit be issued to Dr.
Kuehl to allow a uniform height to the fence to a point twenty feet east of the
street right of way of the Shady Ridge Road.
Ordinance #442, vacation of the platted alley between Grove and Lynn Road, Block
5 Bonniwell's lst Addition was introduced for first reading and approval was
moved by Alderman Linder, second by Alderman Alrick, all present voted "aye",
"nays" there were none. The ordinance was thereupon declared approved on its
first reading and ordered to be placed on the agenda for the next regular
Council Meeting.
Mr. John Miller then presented an amended plat of Rolling Oaks 3rd Addition.
He indicated that the Planning Commission had approved the amended plat at a
Special Meeting on May 22. After discussion Alderman Linder moved approval of
the plan, Alderman Alrick seconded and all present voted "aye", "nays" there
were none. Whereupon Vice -Mayor Black declared the motion passed and the plat
approved.
Engineer Priebe presented recommendations flpr award of bids for Project Nos.
73-189 73-19 and 73-25. After due deliberaion Alderman Linder intro-
duced Resolution No. 5251 and moved its adop ion. Alderman Alrick seconded
the motion and upon vote being taken, all members voted "aye" whereupon said
Resolution was declared adopted. (text)
Alderman Linder then introduced Resolution No. 5252 and moved its adoption.
Alderman Alrick seconded the motion,and upon vote being taken, all members
voted "aye" whereupon said resolution was declared adopted. (text)
Alderman Linder then introduced Resolution No. 5254 and moved its adoption.
Alderman Alrick seconded the motion and upon vote being taken, all members
voted "aye" whereupon said resolution was declared adopted. (text)
After discussion Alderman Linder introduced Resolution No. 5253 subject to
approval from Minnesota Highway Department and moved its adoption. Alder-
man Alrick seconded the motion and upon vote being taken all members voted
'°aye" whereupon said resolution was declared adopted. (text)
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
GENERAL FUND
MAX 22, 1973
Grace Sanstead
election judge
$13.75
Doris Daggett
" "
13.75
Muriel Dobratz
If "
1.50
Bernice Erickson
" it
13.75
Fern Fitzloff
" If
1.50
Lillias Gilhousen
" IT
13.75
Kenneth Gruenhagen
" If
1.50
Dolores Holtz
" If
1.50
Olga Kern
"it13.75
Darleen Knigge
" "'
1.50
Grace Kottke
If It
13.75
Pat Kuester
°' If13.75
Emma Lake
If it
13.75
Gladys Madson
" "
13.75
Mildred Nelson
" If
13.75
Evelyn Odegaard
" It
1.50
Mary Ann Price
" If
1.50
Karen Priiioda
' it
1.50
Marilyn Schaffer
" "
13.75
Norma Scnepers
13.75
Arlene Schumacher
13.75
Roy H. Thompson
" "
1.50
Ruth Torgerson
" "
1.50
Harriet White
" "
1.50
Clara Witte
" "
13.75
Betty Zehringer
" "
1.50
Elvera Zupfer
" "
1.50
Martha Wilson
If "
17.75
Marion Rick
" "
1.50
Bette Nelson
It If
1.50
Harold Synstelien
electrical inspections
578.50
Frank Engelhart
fire inspections
85.00
Joan Krueger
recreation office labor
50.40
Judy Warnke
motor vehicle office labor
44.80
Lynette Berghuis
extra labor city clerk
14.25
Audley Jorgenson
police reserve
40.00
Dorot+y Hassman
police dispatch
102.50
Ina Klapotz
police dispatch
72.00
Norman Wright
park dept. labor
154.00
Ed Westpahl
park dept. labor
180.00
Rod Keith
mileage -recreation dept.
24.50
Tri -County Unpires Assn.
fees
72.00
Minn. Civil Service Dept.
police sergeant exam fee
51.00
Northwestern Bell
teletype servic e
111.60
League of Minn. Mun.
registration fees
195.00
3M Bus. Prod. Sales Inc.
maintenance ag reement
205.00
D. J. Black
meeting expenses
22.00
Thomas E. Mealey
mileage expenses
42.80
Nason,Wehrman,Chapman,Associates
professional fees
505.70
Culligan Water Conditioning
fire dept. & city hall
10.00
$2,789.8o
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WATER DEPT.
Wm. Karl
Village of Plymouth
ROAD & BRIDGE DEPT.
Bill Karl
Hyde Park Chemical Corp.
OFF STREET PARKING FUND
Harvey Daharsh
County Treasurer
Hilda Bergs
PUBLIC SITES TRUST FUND
County Treasurer
SINKING FUNDS
#14 Kemper Tree Service
#4 American National Bank
//6 Northwestern Nat'l Bank
#8 American National Bank
#10 American National Bank
#11 Co. Treasurer
MUNICIPAL LIQUOR STORE
Distillers Dist. Co.
Griggs,Cooper & Co.
Mid West Wine Co. Inc.
Twin City Wine 6o.
Ed Phillips & Sons Co.
Simonson Lbr. Co.
Northwest Linen Service
New Ulm Grocery Co.
Anderson,Helgeson,Lieser etc.
Madsen Agency
labor
38 water meters
$ 25.00
1330-00
$1355.00
labor 210.00
supplies 91.84
301.84
servicing meters 74.25
real estate taxes 444.60
contract payment 136.00
654.85
real estate taxes 266.02
stump removal 250-00
interest 301-00
Bonds & interest 81,641.00
Bonds & interest 63,270.45
Interest 18,765.55
1970-2 W & S assessment .596.46
liquor
771.26
liquor
4477.87
wine
126.10
wine
134.20
liquor
1361.84
supplies
19.7?
service
40.00
supplies
45.65
audit services
265-00
liquor liability ins.
2o49.00
$9290.69
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MAY 22, 1973
A letter from the American Legion Club was read inviting all members of the
Council to participate in the Memorial Day Parade and ceremony on Monday,
May 28.
Alderman Linder moved the approval of Marie Thurn as dispatcher. Alderman
Alrick seconded and all present voted "aye."
Alderman Black presented a proposal for repair of the emergency generator at
the waste treatment plant and asked approval. Alderman Alrick moved approval
of the repair Alderman Linder seconded the motion and it was carried.
An application for parade permit for Monday,May 28 by the American Legion Club
was presented. Alderman Linder moved approval, Alderman Alrick seconded and
all present voted aye.
There being no further business before the Council at this time, the meeting
was declared adjourned at 8:25 P.M.
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