HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-03-1970AGENDA
Maplewood Village Council
7:30 P.M., Thursday, September 3, 1970
Municipal Administration Building
Meeting No. 70.2,1-23
(A)
CALL TO ORDER
(B)
ROLL CALL
(C)
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Minutes No. 18
(Adjourned
meeting, August 13, 1970)
2. Minutes No. 19
(August 20,
1970)
3. Minutes No. 20
(August 27,
1970)
(n)
PTIRT,TC HEARINGS - None
(E) AWARDING OF BIDS - None
(F) APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS
(G) VISITOR PRESENTATIONS
(H) UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Park Shelter - Upper Afton Field
2. Pollution Control
a. Pickup service rates
b. Ordinances 268, 269, 270 - Second readings
C. Village dump
3. Proposed Park Site - Ostergren property
4. Michael Lane Park Site - Fill
(I) NEW BUSINESS
1. Beer and Bingo Permit (September 20) - East County Line
Fire Department
2. Ordinances:
a. Narcotics control
b. Disorderly conduct
COUNCIL PRFSENTATIONS
1. Mayor
2. Council
(K) ADMTNISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS
(L) ADJOURNMENT
ADDENDUM TO THE AGENDA
Meeting No. 70 - 0
ITEM
H -1 I am assured that Mr. Van Hausen of Progressive Design
Associat ^d will appear to discuss the design of the
shelter.
H -2 The haulers have been invited to attend the meeting to
discuss rates. A date should also be set for the closing
of the Village dump.
H -3 Don Lais has been negotiating with Mr. Ostergren and we
believe we have arrived at an agreement.
H -4 The Village had decided to fill part of a swamp in the
area of this park after several public hearings. Earlier
this year an individual appeared before the Council and
asked that the decision be reversed and that the area be
left in its natural state. The Council referred the
question to the Recreation and Parks Commission. The
Commission agreed with the applicant to hold another
public hearing on the subject. At a later meeting the
Commission decided than an additional hearing was not
necessary and that the original decision should stand.
Staff attempted to contact the individual and inform him
of the decision, but was unable to do so. Now we have a
contractor who, if he is awarded a bid Thursday in another
community, would like to dump clean fill in the area. The
fill would, at the most, be extended to the west end of
the existing rink. Due to the fact that it is extremely
difficult to get suitable fill, we would request permission
to procede.
I -1 The East County Line Fire Department wishes to hold its
annual ham dinner from 12:00 noon to 6:00 P.M., on Sunday,
September 20. Approval of the requested permits is
recommended.
I -2a This ordinance would allow prosecution on narcotics
violations as a misdemeanor, thus allowing prosecution in
cases involving smaller quantities.
I -2b This ordinance improves the enforcebility of our dis-
orderly conduct regulations.
OTHER We have been informed that our request for a reduction of
speed limit on County Road B (McMenemy to Arcade) was
denied.
We will have a visitor from Latin America who will observe
the meeting. He will be introduced by the Mayor.
A
Synopisis of Attorney Don Lais discussion on easements.
August 20, 1970 Meeting
Mr. Lais stated he felt that temporary easements as
well as all easements should be prepared in recordable
form with the Register of Deeds and should explain terms
of the easements.
Also in the future easements should be referred to Village
Attorney and he will have the correct forms available.
Easements should not be obtained by an employee of the
Village who does not have the authority.
Minutes of Maplewood Village Council
7:30 P. M., Thursday, September 3, 1970
Council Chambers, Municipal Administration Building
Meeting No. 70 -23
A. CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the Village Council of Maplewood, Minnesota
was held in the Council Chambers, Municipal Building and was
called to order at 7:34 P. M. by Mayor Axdahl.
B. ROLL CALL
Lester
G. Axdahl,
Mayor
Present
John C.
Greavu, Councilman
Present
Harald
L. Haugan,
Councilman
Present
Patricia
L. Olson,
Councilwoman
Present
Donald
J. Wiegert,
Councilman
Present
C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Meeting No. 18 - (Adjourned Meeting, August 13, 1970)
Councilman Greavu moved to approve minutes of
(adiourned meetine_ August 13. 1970) as corre
Page 2 - Item H -10 Councilwoman Olson made a statement on the
11th Avenue Utilites and would like to have it recorded;
this'was�,that: when the staffs presented the whole picture of
the 11th Avenue project including water and sewer at the
time we received the request from North St. Paul for the
construction of Myrtle Street to White Bear Avenue for
the Target stores and that in the future the Staff present
an amount of evidence as to the solution of a certain
project. * see attached sheet
Page 2<- Item H -10 (b) the word 'Storm Sewer and street re-
construction'should be dropped from resolution 70 -8 -107;
the word 'approved' should be 'improved'.
Page 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 — delete the word 'and' from
first paragraph in resolutions as well as the second
paragraph.
Page 18 - Item J -2a - add'under adverse conditions.'
Page 18 - Item J -2b - 'Legislature Interim Commission on Ram-
sey County Reorganization.'
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
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* (page 1) Councilwoman Olson made a statement on the 11th Avenue utilities
and would like to have it recorded: That the Staff should have presented the
whole picture of the 11th Avenue project including water and sewer at the
time we received the request for the construction of Arie1 Street to White
Bear Avenue for the Target Store, In the future the Staff present all the
data for consideration on a given project,
* Item C (Correction to Page 8,9,10,11,12 and 13, Meeting No, 18 to include
specific paragraph)
Delete the word "and" from the first paragraph in resolutions and delete the
second paragraph "Whereas, the engineer has reported that the said improvement
has been satisfactorily completed,"
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2. Minutes No. 19 - (August 20, 1970)
Councilman Greavu moved to approve minutes of Meeting No. 19
(August 20, 1970) as corrected:
Page 2 - Item G -1 'lose' rather than 'loose'.
Page 3 - Item H -1 add statement 'corrections were made to
Ordinances before they were approved'.
Page 4 - Item H -2 "An insurance agent was to give a safety
report and also due to the fact the architect was not present,
Mayor Axdahl moved to table this matter ".
Page 8 - Item 4 -b state that "this project will not be con-
structed during the winter months ".
Page 12 - Item 1 -3 add "Councilwoman Olson objected to the
Council being asked to give possible directions to Great
Plains Land, Inc., without any application on file ".
Page 11 - Item I -1 -d Councilwoman Olson moved to accept the
Staff report that the petition for the Village to construct
and assess Sloan Avenue for all improvements as requested
by the DeCoster Company, Hage Construction Company, J and
J Realty and the Parkside Fire Department be denied.
Page 17 - 'Governor's Office' instead of 'Highway Department'.
Page 19 - prepare synopsis of Attorney Don Laiq discussion on
easements and present at next meeting.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
3. Minutes No. 20 - (August 27, 1970)
Councilman Greavu moved to approve the minutes of Meeting No.
20 (August 27, 1970) as corrected:
Page 1 - Item C -1 "from" instead of "than ".
"Architect return- _ with a different rendering, that would
be acceptable to the Council on the exterior of the apart-
ments".
Page 2 - C add statement "The Council unanimously agrees to
suspend the rules and consider this matter ".
Sconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
4. Minutes No. 21 - (August 31, 1970)
Councilman Haugan moved to approve
21 (August 31. 1970) as corrected:
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Page 1 - Item C -lb "policy adopted in 1966 and as now being
applied was not used previously ".
Page 2 - Item C -lc "or deferment in writing ".
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert.
D.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
None.
E.
AWARDING OF BIDS
None.
F.
APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS
Councilman Wiegert moved
that
the a
of $847,336.09 (Part I -
Fees,
Sery
through check no. 10754;
$829,804.8
no.1032 through check no.
1104,
$17
Seconded by Councilman Greavu.
G.
VISITOR PRESENTATION
Ayes - all.
counts submitted in the amc
ces, Expenses, check no. 1C
; Part II - Payroll, check
531.29) be paid.
Ayes - all.
1. Mayor Axdahl formally introduced Senator and Mrs. Cruz Martinez
from Spain. The Senator is a participant in the International
Visitor Program sponsored by the Department of State and has
a special interest in Municipal Governments. The Senator and
his wife were accompanied by Escort - Interpreter Mr. Francisco
von Reigensberg and Ernest Romero from the Ramsey County League
of Municipalities.
2. Richard Lofgren, 2261 Mayer Lane
Mr. Lofgren stated that when the W.O.N.E. Sewer line was con-
structed the contractor seeded the Battle Creek area but the
ground was hard and since nothing;;grew there is an erosion
problem. Battle Creek now looks like a junk yard. Who is
suppose to take care of this; There are also exposed pipes and trans-
mission pipes across the creek bed. The County is responsible for Battle
Creek as far as the erosion problem.
Councilman Wiegert
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WHEREAS, the Maplewood Village Council has expressed a
continuing interest in the preservation of the drainage of
the Battle Creek area, and
WHEREAS, the Battle Creek area encompasses several com-
munities, and
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WHEREAS, the Mayor of St. Paul and Chairman of the Ramsey
County Commission established a Committee to study methods of
preserving said area, and
WHEREAS, to date said Committee has not been activated,
and
WHEREAS, valuable time has been lost by the failure of
activating said Committee, and
WHEREAS, citizens of Maplewood in the Battlecreek area
have expressed concern for the area, and
WHEREAS, erosion and the accumulation of junk in the creek
bed continues, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF MAPLEWOOD,
that the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners be requested to
immediately reactovate the Battle Creek Committee to execute its
assigned duties regarding the preservation of the Battle Creek
area.
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson.
Ayes - all.
Mr. Lofgren questioned where was the storm water going to run
from the Merit Chevrolet Site on Brookview Drive. He felt it
would eventually run down Battle Creek and cause more erosion.
Council stated the run off would go north to the highway. The
drainage plan for this site has to be approved by the Village
Staff.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Park Shelter - Upper Afton Field
a. Mr. Tom Van Housen of Progressive Design Associates
presented a model and plans for the proposed park shelter at
Upper Afton Park. He- explained that the shelter was intended
to be used as a year round facility and contained a small
amphe- theatre for indoor and outdoor programs. The exterior
would be made of a continuous sheet of bonderized metal panel.
b. Mayor Axdahl stated his concern that the uniqueness of the
design might make the Village liable for any injuries occuring
to children while playing on the structure with its slanting
roofs sore' q ;;whiah Pont?nue, to the'igrourid' (Tike slides) and
some of which end without warning in a vertical plane.
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C. After detailed discussion Councilman Wiegert
proval of the working drawin¢s and biddine of the
at Upper Afton Field.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes -
Councilwoman Olson,
Councilmen Greavu,
Haugan & Wiegert
Nay -
Mayor Axdahl.
2. Pollution Control
a. Pick Up Service
1. Council desired to discuss rate structures with the
haulers before the adoption of the ordinances.
a. Mr. Bernie Beerman - Beerman Services
7G a bag (lz mil) 25c a bag including services,
$3.00 per month for weekly pickup and no limit
on number of bags.
b. Richard Wyhierella, Poor Richards
25fi per bag including service,
monthly fee based on use.
C. Lake Sanitation
$4.00 for 50 bags delivered (12 mil)
$12.50 for 50 bags including service
$3.00 per month for weekly curb pickup - unlimited
number of bags.
$4.00 per month for:garagerpickup
$3.00 minimum for large items
d. Mr. Gallagher - Suburban Pickup
Bags priced same as other haulers, $3.00 per month
for weekly pickup, extra charge if pickup is other
than at the curb.
e. Mr. Ray Ecker - Ray's Refuse Removal
$3.50 for 50 bags delivered
$3.00 per month for weekly curb pickup
January 1st he is considering going to bag service.
Mr. Ecker stated a possible way to get rid of the burning
barrels is to have one of the Village community groups
pick them up, on a donation basis, and that this is a
good way to publicimthe start of the burning ban.
Mr. Ernie Romero from the Ramsey County League stated he
would research the specifications of P C A approved in-
cinerators and submit his report to the Council.
Mayor Axdahl indicated that he,-,thought the projected rates re-
presented a substantial increase since curb side pick up was
being allowed and mandatory pickups was being required -both
of which would increase the effeciency of the hauler 's
operation. One hauler has indicated that this represents a
differential of $1.00 per month in his estimate.
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f. After further discussion, Councilman Greavu moved
to set the rates at:
$3.00 per month curb pickup
$12.50 for bags including service
$1.00 per month extra charge for garage! pickup (or
other than curb pickup)
charge for large items to be determined by the hauler.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan Ayes-
Councilwoman Olson,
Councilmen Greavu,
Haugan and Wiegert
Nay -
Mayor Axdahl.
Mayor Axdahl called for a five minute recess.
Mayor Axdahl reconvened the meeting at 10:08 P. M.
b. Ordinance 269
An Ordinance Amending The Maplewood Code Relating To
Disposal of Garbage and Rubbish
Ordinance 270
An Ordinance Adopting The Regulations of The Minnesota
Pollution Control Agency By Reference.
Ordinance 271
An Ordinance Amending The Maplewood Code, Section 1403
Relating to Licensing Garbage Collections.
1. Manager Miller presented the three ordinances. They
were discussed and revisions suggested.
2. Councilman Greavu moved to refer the three Ordinances
regarding pollution control to the Staff to make the
necessary revisions:
Redefine rubbish and refuse.
Delete list of homeowners, in lieu of this submit report
of accumulation-,of refuse.
Revise section to include commercial, churches, schools
and industrial operations.
Amendment to allow residents to haul his own rubbish to
Maplewood dump as long as it is open and when it closes
then to an approved P. C. A. dump site.
Section 12 - include the word owner instead of just occupant.
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If license bond covers performance, eliminate performance
bond.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
C. Village Dump
1. Councilwoman Olson moved to table discussion of the
ViIWa e dump until such time as final decision of the
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
Mayor Axdahl requested the Staff to investigate the contract
with the present operator of the dump to see what is
allowed and not allowed, specifically the accumulation
of trees.
Manager Miller stated he would have a report submitted
to the Council.
3. Proposed Park Site - Ostergren Property
a. Village Attorney Lais stated he had been negotiating with
Mr. Ostergren and he is agreeable to the terms presented by
the Council but he wishes his attorney to look over the agree-
ment before he signs it.
b. Councilwoman Olson moved to table this matter until the
next meeting.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
4. Michael Lane Park Site - Fill
a. Manager Miller stated that the Village had decided to fill
part of a swamp in the area of this park after several public
hearings. Earlier this year an individual appeared before the
Council and asked that the decision be reversed and that the
area be left in its natural state. The Council referred the
question to the Recreation and Parks Commission. The Com-
mission agreed with the applicant to hold another public hear-
ing on the subject. At a later meeting the Commission decided
that an additional hearing was not necessary and that the
original decision should stand. Staff attempted to contact
the individual and inform him of the decision, but was unable
to do so. Now we have a contractor who, if he is awarded a
bid today in another community, would like to dump clean fill
in the area. The fill would, at the most, be extended to the
west end of the existing rink. Due to the fact that it is
extremely difficult to get suitable fill, we would request
permission to p°rocee'd,
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b. Administrator John Joyce presented slides of the area.
The site is approximately 38 acres and the portion to be
filled is about 22 to 3 acres. The majority of the land
would remain in its natural state.
C. After further discussion, Councilman Wiegert moved to
authorize the Staff to »roceed with fill in the Michael
1. The Contractor involved in filling shall meet with
Representatives of the Village to review all details of
the project before the fill operation begins.
2. The type of equipment and approximate number of trips
daily shall be reviewed by the Village Staff.
3. The Village Engineering Department shall review and
approve the travel route from the excavation site to the
fill site within the Village of Maplewood.
4. Entrance to the fill site should be regulated as ap-
proved by the Village Staff so as to prevent public use
for dumping.
5. The permit should be granted for a specified period
of time with an option to extend this time period in the
event that complications arise.
6. All depositing of material shall be promptly leveled
and compacted after dumping.
7. The Village shall make the final determination as to
the amount and grade elevation of fill deposited at the
site.
8. The hours of depositing fill material within the site
shall be restricted to the hours between 8:00 A.M. and
5:00 P.M. Mondays through Fridays of each week during the
duration of the permit. However, no depositing shall be
allowed on any Village recognized official holiday during
the life of the permit.
9. The final grade determined by the Village Engineer
shall be conditioned upon the fact that the final 2 feet
of fill shall be clean earth material completely free of
rubble, debris, concrete or asphalt chunks.
10. The precise fill area and elevations required by the
Village shall be as indicated on the attached Map.
11. The permittee shall be responsible for keeping the
approved route streets free and clean of mud, dirt, or
other debris, spillings or tire lug deposits resulting
from his hauling to or leaving the site.
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Standard Village requirements concerning excavation
operations require a performance Bond of $600.00 for
each week that the permit is in affect.
12. The Contractor involved in the fill operation shall
cease all filling upon notice from the Village of Maplewood.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all
I NEW BUSINESS
1. Rescind Motion on Storm Sewer Assessment - Pleasantview Park.
a. Councilman Greavu moved to rescind motion passed on
"Councilwoman Olson moved that the assessment for Storm
Sewer will be $235.00 per residential lot and in the
possibility of the property being large enough for an
additional homesite the charge is $.02 per square foot
for the additional property."
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all
2. Beer and Bingo Permit (September 20)
East County Line Fire Department.
a. Manager Miller stated this item should be deleted from the
agenda as the matter can be handled administratively.
b. Councilman Haugan moved to delete this item from the Agenda.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
Councilman Greavu left the meeting at 11:20 P.M.
3. Ordinances
a. Narcotics Control - Ordinance No. 272
1. Village Attorney Don Lais presented an ordinance that
would allow prosecution on narcotics violations as a mis-
demeanor, thus allowing prosecution in cases involving
smaller quantities.
2. Councilwoman Olson introduced the following resolution
and moved its' adoption:
(Accept for 1st Reading subject to corrections)
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Ordinance No. 272
An Ordinance of the Village of Maplewood
Relating to Drugs, Narcotics, Poisons
and Chemicals.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
b. Disorderly Conduct
1. Village Attorney Lais stated he has a rough draft of
an ordinance which would improve the enforceability of
our disorderly conduct regulations but wishes to study
it further.
2. Councilwoman Olson moved to delete the disorderly
conduct ordinance from the agenda until a later meeting.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
J. COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS
1. Mayor
a. Received a copy of the Metro Council %ienfs One of the
statements deals with a corridor study of/ H M his section was
south and west of Minneapolis and not in our area. He asked them about
the rumors regarding the alignment of Highway 212 in Maple-
wood but the Metro Council knew nothing of them.
b. Mayor Axdahl also questioned the Metro Council as to
what was meant by the Metro Council approving the 1971
Operations Budget of the Metropolitan Sewer Board and the
allocations of the cost to the local government units but
came away without a full explation of how they arrived at
these changes. Mr. Axdahl stated he will be receiving in-
formation on this matter.
c. Mayor Axdahl received a letter commending Sgt. Joseph
Zappa for his helping a 15 year old boy.
d. Mayor Axdahl received a phone call stating that there
was an ad in the newspaper regarding 60 acres of land avail-
able in Maplewood.for a mobile home park. To his knowledge,
therCouncil , has :not - considered any such parcel of land for this
use.
2. Council
a. Councilman Haugan stated that after sitting through the
assessment hearings he feels the assessment policies and
charges should be better spelled out, especially the storm
sewer assessment.
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Staff will study the matter.
b. Councilman Wiegert presented a re
Fail Festival and moved its adoption:
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WHEREAS, the efforts of a group of Maplewood
residents, incorporated as the Maplewood Fall
Festival Association, Inc., for the purpose
of promoting and furthering the interests of
the Village of Maplewood, is hereby recognized
and its members highly commended for their un-
selfish and dedicated efforts on behalf of the
community, and
WHEREAS, the weekend of September 17 through
20, 1970 is hereby designated as the official
dates for the 1970 Maplewood Fall Festival,
NOW THEREFORE, all Maplewood residents are here-
by most heartily encouraged to support the ac-
tivities of the Maplewood Fall Festival and
especially to obtain and wear the official 1970
Fall Festival Button.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
K. ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS
1. Manager
a. Village Attorney Don Lais stated that on Monday, August
31, 1970, the Commissioners appointed by the Ramsey County
District Court to ascertain damages resulting from the widen-
ing and reconstruction of Lydia Avenue, filed their report
and the award of damages. Mr. Lais recommended that the
Council accept those awards.
b. Councilman Wiegert introduced the following resolution
and moved its' adoption:
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Resolved, that the Village Treasurer is hereby instructed
to prepare a check and issue same to the following:
Parcel No. 1 (2995 McKnight Road) Roger A. Smith - $475.00
for a permanent easement containing 700 square feet, more
or less;
Parcel No. 2 (2244 Lydia Avenue) Donald J. Jansky - $350.00
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for a permanent easement containg 616 square feet, more
or less;
Parcel No. 3 (2992 North Howard Street) Keith 0. Olson -
$420.00 for a permanent easement containing 700 square
feet, more or less;
Parcel No. 4 (2220 Lydia Avenue) Dr. Lynn W. Odne - $450.00
for a permanent easement containing 735 square feet, more
or less;
Parcel No. 6 (2994 Winthrop Drive) Kenneth Mihelich -
$50.00 for a temporary easement containing 522 square
feet through 1971;
Parcel No. 9 (Netnorlin) - $1,200.00 for a permanent
easement including the taking of 10 - 3 inch oaks, 2 -
4 inch oaks, 28 - 6 inch oaks, 2 - 10 inch oaks and 6
12 inch oaks; and $465.00 for a temporary easement con-
taining 10,534.42 square feet, more or less;
Parcel No. 10 (Netnorlin) - None for permanent easements
(No land or trees having been taken) and $60.00 for tem-
porary easements containing 1,838 square feet, more or
less;
Parcel No. 11 (2197 Lydia Avenue) Carl G. Gustafson.- .
$665.00 for a permanent easement including the taking
of 4 -2 inch spruce and 1 - 2 inch norway pine, and 1,295
square feet, more or less; and $10.00 for a temporary
easement containing 2,590 square feet, more or less;
Parcel 12 (2233 Lydia Avenue) Daniel G. Nordgren, Jr.-
$355.00 for a permanent easement containing 1,260 square
feet, more or less; and $30.00 for a temporary easement
containing 1,170 square feet, more or less;
Parcel No. 13 (2245 Lydia Avenue) Jerrold F. Lindahl -
$900.00 for a permanent easement including 20 - 3 inch
oaks, 8 - 6 inch oaks, 11 - 9 inch oaks and 4 - 12 inch
oaks containing 1,519 square feet, more or less; and
$100.00 for a temporary easement containing 2,900 square
feet, more or less.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan.
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Ayes -
Mayor Axdahl,
Councilmen
Haugan and Wiegert
Nay -
Councilwoman Olson
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c. Councilwoman Olson wished to correct the minutes of August
13 to read that Councilwoman Olson moved to refer to Staff
the swimming pool regulations.
L. ADJOURNMENT: 11:46 P.M.
Cit Clerk
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ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
PART I
1 - SERVICES - EXPENSES
SEPTEMBER 3, 1970
ITEM NO.
CHECK NO.
CLAItVITT
PURPOSE
AMOUNT
1.
10660
Transport Clearings
Freight charges
$ 16.20
2.
10661
Bus & Als Brake Service
Repairs
81.20
3.
10662
Suburban Recreation Assoc.
Registration Fee
3.00
4.
10663
First Aid Seminar
Registration Fee
15.00
5.
10664
City and County Credit Union
8 -14 -70 Remittance
665.50
6.
10665
Postmaster
Postage
3.60
7.
10666
Intern. Assoc. of Police Chiefs
book
7.50
8.
10667
Postmaster
Postage
250.00
9.
10668
First State Bank
US Treasury Bonds
722,190.00
10.
10669
Val J Bjornson, Treas.
8 -14 -70 Payroll
1,311.23
11.
10670
Val J Bjornson, Treas.
8 -14 -70 Payroll
1,773.46
12.
10671
Hillcrest Electric Co.
Repairs
59.09
13.
10672
Twin City Filter Service
Maintenance
16.15
14.
10673
Northwestern Bell Telephone
777 8131
612.15
15.
10674
Mapewood Plbg. & Htg.
Repairs
31.90
16.
10675
National Cash Register Co.
Supplies
97.34
17.
10676
Team Electronics
Supplies
6.46
18.
10677
Intern. Business Machines
Supplies
25.38
19.
10678
Twentieth Century Printing
Supplies
25.15
20.
10679
Leslie Paper
Supplies
467.56
21.
10680
Maplewood Review
Publications
997.50
22.
10681
Xerox Corp.
Supplies
145.60
23.
10682
Xerox Corp.
Cartridges
180.00
24.
10683
Motorola C & E Inc.
Maintenance
103.50
25.
10684
Superamerica
Repairs
1.58
26.
10685
Don's Body Shop
Repairs
178.35
27.
10686
Twentieth Century Printing
Supplies
38.80
28.
10687
Oil Equipment Service
Repairs
11.60
29.
10688
Howie's Lock & Key Service
Keys
1.50
30.
10689
Federal Laboratories Inc.
Supplies
480.40
31.
10690
McClain Hedman Schuldt
Supplies
13.40
32.
10691
Charles C. Thpmas
Subscription
9.50
33.
10692
Northwestern Bell Telephone
777 8191
67.11
34.
10693
Fisher Photo Supply Co.
Supplies
118.18
35.
10694
Weber & Troseth Co.
Maintenance
7.00
36.
10695
Stationers Incorp.
Supplies
7.27
37.
10696
Capitol Electronics Inc.
Repairs
10.00
38.
10697
Sperry Office Furniture Co.
Supplies
3.60
39.
10698
Olson Graphic Products Inc.
Supplies
23.15
40.
10699
Genie Sales and Services
Supplies
64.05
41.
10700
Motorola C & E Inc.
Maintenance
4.65
42.
10701
Northwestern Bell Telephone
777 8131st
45.00
43.
10702
Magazine Publishing Div.
Subscription
7.00
44.
10703
Carl W. Poppenberger Agency
Premium
33.00
45.
10704
W H Barbar Oil Co.
Materials
273.44
46.
10705
J. L. Shiely Co.
Materials
13.07
47.
10706
Mogren Brothers Landscaping
Sod
10.50
9 -3 -70
ITEM NO.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59;
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80..
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
CHECK NO.
10707
10708
10709
10710
10711
10712
10713
10714
10715
10716
10717
10718
10719
10720
10721
10722
10723
10724
10725
10726
10727
10728
10729
10730
10!31
10732
10133
1.0/34
10735
10736
10737
10738
10739
10740
10741
10742
10743
10744
10745
10746
10747
10748
10749
10750
10751
93.
10752
94.
10753
95.
10754
CLAIMANT PURPOSE
Aircomm
Maintenance
James C. Baht
MacQueen Equipment Co.
Repairs
Aug. Inspection Fees
Hall Equipment Inc.
Repairs
United Air Lines Inc.
Home Gas Co. Inc.
Fuel
August Expenses
Fleet Supply & Machine Co.
Maintenance
Dale Razskazoff
W. F. Smith Tire Co.
Repairs
Uniform Item
Lee's Auto Supply
Repairs
Northern Contracting Co. Inc.
Am. Society of Planning
Book
Uniforms items
Maplewood Foods
Supplies
Bonds
Fisher Photo Supply Co.
Supplies
20,607.69
Eko Backen
Trophies
PART
Wheeler Lumber Bridge
Equipment
Midwest Bolt & Supply Co.
Parts
David Dittberner
Officiating
Thomas Sturm
Officiating
Larry Bowman
Officiating
Clark Smith
Officiating
Cal Westbrook
Officiating
Glenn West
Officiating
Eric Blank
Registration
Fee
Mary Welch
Playground Leader
Maplewood Plumbing
Repair
Elk River Concrete Products
Parts
Waldor Pump & Equipment Co.
Parts
Mason Publishing Co.
Printing
Board of Water Comm.
Water Connections
Eugene R. Murray
Retaining Fee
for Aug.
B & E Patrol
Retaining Fee
for Aug..
Northwest Leasing Co.
Lease Payment
for Sept.
Richard Moore
Retaining Fee
for Aug.
Ramsey Co. League of
Municipalities
Water Rate Study
James C. Baht
Aug. Inspection Fees
J. G. Chisholm
Aug. Inspection Fees
Minn. Hospital Service
Sept. remittance
United Air Lines Inc.
Transportation
Municipal Court of Maplewood
August Expenses
Thomas Hagen
Uniform Item
Dale Razskazoff
Uniform Item
Gerald Meyer
Uniform Item
National Geographic Society
Membership
Northern Contracting Co. Inc.
Estimate No. 4
Uniforms Unlimited
Uniforms items
Nancy Barton
Playground Director
VOID
Am. National Bank & Trust
Am. National Bank & Trust
Am. National Bank & Trust
Am. National Bank & Trust
Check No. 10660 through Check No. 10754
Void Check No. 10545 dated 8 -20 -70
Princ. and Interest
AMOUNT
670.50
7.92
96.70
10.00
18,50
101.20
12.00
9.50
98.93
12.00
273.78
105.00
21.13
13.00
13.00
5.00
11.00
11.00
13.00
30.00
42.00
55.00
34.36
422.60
3.00
2100
750.0.00
494.00
80.62
33.00
884.00
222.00
457.36
1,885.00
126.00
1,591.07
60.00
30.00
41.70
7.50
5,919.59
17.95
121.05
Bonds
dated
10 -1 -62
15,496.20
Princ.
and
Interest
Bonds
dated
9 -15 -64
37,989.83
Princ.
and
Interest
Bonds
dated
10 -1 -60
10,183.50
Princ.
and
Interest
Bonds
dated
10 -1 -60
20,607.69
TOTAL
PART
I
829,804.80
9 -3 -70
PART II
PAYROLL
PAYROLL DATED
8 -31 -70
ITEM NO.
CHECK NO.
CLAIMANT
AMOUNT
1.
1032
Raymond Hite Jr
$ 386.34
2.
1033
Lester G Axdahl
163.91
3.
1034
John C Greavu
135.08
4.
1035
Harald L Haugan
127.88
5.
1036
Patricia L Olson
127.88
6.
1037..
Donald J Wiegert
127.88
7.
1038
Clifford J Mottaz
198.76
8.
1039
Michael G Miller
484.78
9.
1040
Lucille E Aurelius
244.80
10.
1041
Barbara J Feyereisn
136.25
11.
1042
Phyllis C Green
189.86
12.
1043
Arline J Hagen
199.46
13.
1044
Petty D Selvog
86.45
14.
1045
Lydia A Smail
133.48
15.
1046
Charles E Anderson
315.03
16.
1047
David L Arnold
288.76
17.
1048
John H Atchison
265.79
18.
1049
Anthony G.Cahanes
332.46
19.
1050
Dale K Clauson
263.69
20.
1051
Kenneth V Collins
280.89
21.
1052
Dennis S Cusick
323.96
22.
1053
Dennis J Delmont
241.39
23.
1054
Robin A Derocker
293.03
24.
1055
Richard C Dreger
273.56
25.
1056
Patricia Y Ferrazzo
219.70
26.
1057
Norman L Green
322.46
27.
1058
Thomas L Hagen
390.71
28.
1059
James T Horton
247.43
29.
1060
Donald V Kortus
201.01
30.
1061
Roger W Lee
283.67
31.
1062
John J McNulty
282.70
32.
1063
Robert D.Nelson
285.52
33.
1064
William F Peltier
241.47
34.
1065
Gerald E Neuspickle
181.78
35.
1066
Dale E Razskazoff
256.78
36.
1067
Richard W Schaller
406.58
37.
1068
Robert E Vorwerk
248.51
38.
1069
Duane J Williams
268.39
40.
1070
Joseph A Zappa
337.06
41.
1071
Pamela J Schneider
124.41
42.
1072
Marcella M Mottaz
153.68
43.
1073
Alfred C Schadt
327.87
44.
1074
Frank J Sailer
123.47
45.
1075
Robert Jackson
281.21
46.
1076
Calvin L Jansen
324.44
47.
1077
Vivian R Lewis
188.81
48.
1078
Gary L Wheaton
242.39
9 -3 -70
F..
ITEM NO.
CHECK NO.
CLAIMANT
AMOUNT
49.
1079
Bernard A Kaeder
262.36
50.
1080
Raymond J Kaeder
248.81
51.
1081
Henry F Klausing
224.19
52.
1082
Gerald W Meyer
205.68
53.
1083
Joseph W Parnell
241.19
54.
1084
Arnold H Pfarr
249.57
55.
1085
Joseph B Prettner
340.70
56.
1086
Edward A Reinert
223.14
57.
1087
Clifford Mottaz Jr.
168.67
58.
1088
William F Wold
164.07
59.
1089
Myles R Burke
201.71
60.
1090
Herbert R Pirrung
311.71
61.
1091
Stanley E Weeks
240.21
62.
1092
David Germain
177.19
63.
1093
Thomas F Ostman
70.32
64.
1094
Henry Pfarr
131.84
65.
1095
Anthony T Barilla
272.18
66.
1096
Richard J Bartholomew
273.89
67.
1097
Laverne S Nuteson
218.33
68.
1098
Gerald C Owen
305.14
69.
1099
Cary C Huber
176.74
70.
1100
Carmen G Sarrack
168.34
71.
1101
John P Joyce
295.17
72.
1102
Rubye M Mullett
163.48
13,
1103
Eric J Blank
272.76
74.
1104
Bailey A Seida
362.48
Check No.
1032 through Check No. 1104
TOTAL PART II
17,531.29
TOTAL PART I
829,804.80
SUM TOTAL
847,336.09
9 -3 -70
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