HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-02-1971AGENDA
Maplewood Village Council
7:30 P.M., Thursday, September 2, 1971
Municipal Administration Building
Meeting 71 - 35
A) CALL TO ORDER
B) ROLL CALL
(C) APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Minutes ido. 31 (August 19)
2. Minutes No. 32 (August 26)
(D) PUBLIC HEARINGS
1.. Dump Fermit (Continuation) - Louis Gilbert
corner of Larpenteur and Jackson)
(northwest
(E) AWARDING OF BIDS_
1. �Eldr:idge twenue Improvement - Re-consideration
2. Demont and Flandrau Park - Hockey rink lighting
(F) APPROVAh OF ACCOUNTS
(G) VISITOR_ PRESENT.AT_IONS
a. Gloster Park improvement request
b. Intersection of T.II.36 and Hazelwood
2. Awards Presentation - North Maplewood Lions Club
3. Other
(H) UiNFINISHED BUSINESS
1.� Request for Time Extension - Dairy Queen
2. Alley Problem - Clarence Anderson
3. Zone Change (White Bear and Cope) - ordinance (socond.
reading)
4. Insurance Committee - Appointment
5. Swimming Pool Regulation - Ordinance
6. Lot Division Procedure- - Resolution
7. Final Plans - Van Dyke sanitary sewer
8.. Escrow - Release (Tilsen IVo. 5)
I. Licen - beer and set. -up (Fall Festival)'
2. Appe;.l. from Order of Pui'd. -i.nq Ofii.czal
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ADDENDUM TO THE AGENDA
Meeting No. 71 -35
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D -1* A public hearing on this request was held on August 19th
and tabled until this date (September 2) to allow the
applicant to appear before the Council. Since that time
the Village Engineer has reviewed the drainage aspects of
the application and has submitted a recommendation that
the permit request be denied on the basis that the site
drains approximately 126 acres in the area.
E -1* Enclosed is a copy of a notice of hearing for the property
owners. He refers to the paragraph which states "it is
proposed to assess every lot, piece or parcel of land
benefited by said improvement whether abutting thereon or
not, based upon benefits received without regard to cash
valuation." The property owner feels that this shows that
the Village Council intended to assess more than just those
property owners directly abutting the project. Our records
indicate that the notice of hearing was sent only to those
directly abutting the project. At the last (special) council
meeting Councilman Wiegert requested that this matter be re --
considered at the September 2nd meeting. At the time of the
original. hearing there were three abutting property owners.
At this time we now have record of two abutting property
owners. In other words a sale has occurred on that street.
The staff continues to recommend approval of the awarding
of the bid to the low bidder in the project.
E -2 Bids are being taking and the staff will. present a recommend-
ation at the meeting. This item is included in the 1977..
budget.
G -la* The enclosed petition is for the construction of a hockey
rink and pleasure skating rink in Gloster Park (at the
end of Frank Street between Fri.sbie and Frost:). This is a
matter for the 1972 Budget which will be considered by the
Council in the near. future. I might add that such project
was not included in the proposed budget (at least at this
time). The proposed budget is very heavy on park :improve- -
ments for projects already promised or contracted for.
Proper_ procedure would be to ask the staff to present a
cost estimate of the project- to be presented and considered
at the time of budget consideration. The _petition will be
presented by Michael Wasiluk of 1747 Frank Street.
G -lb I have been informed by Clarence Harris that a petition will
be presented to the Council regarding the intersection of
Hazelwood and T.H. 36.
G -2* The North Maplewood Lions Club has been cited by the
National Recreational and Park Association for outstanding
contributions to par], and recreation in Maplewood.
G -3 Mr. Barkdoll (Atlantic Street) has informed me that he may
be up to appear before the Council regarding the covering
of the alley behind his home by Mr. Hall. Mr. Hall was
told to remove fill from the alley but has not done so at
this time. The Village Engineer is now notifying Mr. Hall
in writing that he will have a specified number of days to
remove the fill. We will inform Mr. Barkdoll of this fact.
H -1* International Dairy Queen Incorporated requests that the
Council grant a 30 -day extension to the order requiring the
correction of certain drainage problems at the Dairy Queen
located at 319 Century Avenue. The request is based upon
the fact that the construction of the parking lot at the
Dege Gardent Center, was delayed and commenced on August 21,
will ultimately determine the steps to be taken to correct
the drainage problems in question. The problems were to be
corrected by September 8. The staff recommends that the
time extension be granted. It is felt that the delay in
the construction of the parking lot has made it necessary
to grant an extension in the time limit.
H -2* We have received a request from Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson
that the Council review its action regarding the alley behind
1709 and 1711 Gurney. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson has requested
that the Council initiate a petition to vacate all or a
portion of that alley. The Council .denied the request based
on the fact that there was not a legally valid petition sub-
mitted. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have had trouble with cars
striking their fence behind the rental property they own on
Gurney. I informed the Andersons that their request was
denied and suggested that they relocate their fence farther
from the property line as is the case in other fences on
the alley.
H - -3 ** This will be final reading on the zone change from Farm
Residential to Business Commercial for the triangular piece
of property south of Cope Avenue at the intersection of
White Bear Avenue.
H -4* I inquired of the various insurance agencies doing their
business in Maplewood or residing in Maplewood if they would
be willing to serve on a committee to prepare specifications
for the Village's insurance program. I received positive
replies from Jerome H. Ekblad (Ekblad,Pardee and Bewell, Inc.
Irving Anderson (Anderson Insurance Company) Tom Christensen
(Spring Lake Park Agency), Joe W. Steman (Employers Insurance
of Wausau) Donald E. Olmstead, and Bob Rugloski (Maplewood
Agency). I received a negative reply from W. R. Howard (the
Howard Agency). Mr. Howard stated that "in view of the fact
that I do not believe that the purchase of insurance through
competitive bidding is the proper method for the Village to
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use, it would not be possible for me to serve on such a
committee in a constructive manner."
H -5 An ordinance regarding the regulation of private swimming
pools will be presented for your consideration at the meet-
ing.
H -6* Enclosed is a copy of a resolution which has been prepared
for your consideration which advises the County that "all
property divisions of lands located within the limits of
the Village of Maplewood must be approved by Village Council
resolution prior to acceptance for recording for any County
purposes." The resolution also requests the Board of
Commissioners to direct its departments to inform applicants
filing for the division of properties that no County accept-
ance for filing will take place until Village approval is
secured.
H -7 These are the plans for the Van Dyke sanitary sewer north of
Gervais. Bond monies for this project was included in this
years bond issue.
H -8 Authority is requested to release escrow monies for the
Til.sen No. 5 projected July 7, 1969. Such action is
recommended.
I -1* The Fall Festival Committee has requested a beer and set -up
license for a dance which will be held in the Gladstone House
on September 17, 1971. The Committee also requests a permit
to sell beer at "Hole -in -One" contest to be held at the
Ryan Equipment Company property on September 18 and 19.
I -2* The Building Official has ordered the owner of the property
located at 380 Skillman Avenue to demolish such building in
accordance with Section 301.073 of the Village Code which
states "If, in the opinion of the inspector, any building
or structure shall, from any cause whatsoever, be in a
dangerous condition to persons or property, it shall be his
duty to order repair or demolition of such structure and to
proceed in accordance with Chapter 393, Laws of 1965."
Section 602.050 of the Code provides that "All buildings,
walls, and other structures which have been damaged by fire,
decay or otherwise to an extent exceeding one -half (1/2)
there original value or which are so situated as to endanger
the safety of the public "... "are declared to be nuisances
affecting the peace and safety of the Village."
It has been determined that the cost of repairing the home
at 380 Skillman exceeds one -half of the cost of the market
value as shown on the County Assessors records. The owner
of the building has shown no concrete proof to show that
this is not the truth. The owner of record is Irving
Rosenblum of St. Paul and Donald Hobbs of St. Paul claims to
be purchasing the home by Contract for Deed. It is suggested
that the Council. take a tour of the building prior to making
a decision. It is also suggested that Mr. Hobbs show proof
that he is in fact the owner of the property. Denial of the
request is recommended.
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I -3 We again need authority to request federal funds for the
Police Liaison Officer Program. The application will be
for a federal grant in the amount of $10,257.67 as compared
to the local share of $3,385.33.
I -4* The village of North Saint Paul is requesting authorization
to connect to our sanitary sewer at 17th and Ariel Streets.
The total length of the sewer to be connected is 600 feet,
but at this time only 320 feet is being considered.
I -5* The Human Relations Commission recommends the reappointment
of James Bradford, Francis Hughes and Father Palmitessa.
In addition the appointment of Mrs. Janet P. Kamf (1902
Adolphus Street) and Paul Lowery (1580 East Grandview) as
per the Commission's letter of August 26, 1971. Clarence
Harris has resigned his post as Chairman of the Commission
to assume the position of Chairman of the Minnesota State
Board of Human Rights.
* Information enclosed
** Information enclosed with a previous agenda
MINUTES OF MAPLEWOOD VILLAGE COUNCIL
7:30 P.M., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1971
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MUNICIPAL BUILDING
MEETING NO. 71 -35
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. Minutes No. 31, (August 19, 1971)
Councilman Greavu moved to approve minutes of meeting no. 31 (August 19,
1971) as corrected:
Page 11, Item I3b - Councilman Wiegert made the motion.
Page 13, Item I6e - Mayor Axdahl stated he voted against the motion for
reasons of safety.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
2. Minutes of Meeting No. 33 (August 30, 1971)
Councilman Wiegert moved to approve Minutes of Meeting No. 33 (August 30,
1971) as submitted.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu.
D. PUBLIC HEARINGS
Ayes - all.
1. Dump Permit (Continuation) - Louis Gilbert (northwest corner of Larpenteur
and Jackson)
a. Manager Miller informed the Council that the applicant, Mr. Louis
Gilbert, wished to table his dump permit at this time.
b. Councilman Wiegert moved that Item D -1 be tabled at this time.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu.
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Ayes - all.
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G. VISITOR PRESENTATIONS
1. Petitions
b. Intersection of T.H. 36 and Hazelwood
1. Manager Miller stated Mr. Clarence Harris will make the presentat-
ion regarding the intersection of T.H. 36 and Hazelwood Street.
2. Mr. Clarence Harris read the following petition and presented
same to Council:
"Honorable Mayor and Village Council
Village of Maplewood, Minnesota
We, the undersigned, being residents of Maplewood do hereby petition
the Village Council to take immediate action to eliminate the very
hazardous conditions existing at the intersection of Highway 36 and
Hazelwood. Statistics supplied by the village police show that the
accident rate has increased considerably over the past five years,
and this will undoubtedly continue as the traffic flow on Highway 36
continues to rise. On August 29 approximately 50 residents of the
area met to discuss the problem and to consider the options that are
open. From this discussion the following suggestions evolved and are
recommended to you for consideration.
Option 1. That no left turns be permitted from Highway 36 to Hazelwood
or from Hazelwood to Highway 36, also that north -south traffic on Hazel-
wood across Highway 36 be prohibited except for busses and emergency
vehicles, and, that flashing caution lights be placed approximately 500
feet east and west of Hazelwood on Highway 36.
Option 2. That semaphore signals, including left turn lights, be placed
at the intersection of Highway 36 and Hazelwood to regulate the flow
of traffic.
Option 3. That there be no traffic flow from Hazelwood, and that bar-
ricades be erected at the north and south intersections of Hazelwood
at Highway 36.
It is the concensus of these petitioners that option no. 1 is the
most practical shortrange solution to the problem and, therefore, the
one that we recommend. However, we are not committed to this as being
the only solution. We ask that you consider it along with other viable
alternatives and develop a solution both practical and acceptable to
the people of the area. We know you appreciate the need for immediate
action on this problem, so we ask that you give careful consideration
to this very critical matter and present your plan of action at the
September 16 council meeting."
Mr. Harris explained the three options presented in detail.
3. Council asked questions of Mr. Harris and of the staff.
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4. Mr. Harris further stated the Superintendent of School District
622 wrote a letter to the Supervisor of Transportation of District 622
that no buses will be allowed to cross Highway 36 at Hazelwood Street.
He also wished to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Lappedgard of the
State of Minnesota Department of Highways for all his help.
5. Councilman Wiegert moved to refer to staff to investigate the pos-
sibility of barricading the median on Highway 36 at Hazelwood Street
and report back to the Council at the meetine of September 9. 1971.
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson.
Ayes - all.
6. Councilwoman Olson moved at this time to accept the Gervais Avenue
Corridor Study and to hold a public hearing on September 30 1971.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
E. AWARDING OF BIDS
1. Eldridge Avenue Improvement - Reconsideration
a. Manager Miller stated that the August 26, 1971 meeting, Council had
voted to reconsider the awarding of bids on the Eldridge Avenue Improvement.
The property owner that objected to the improvement stated he felt every-
one who benefits from the street being opened should be assessed, and he
also stated he had received such notification at the time of the original
hearing. He refers to the paragraph in the hearing notice which states
"it is proposed to assess every lot, piece or parcel of land benefited by
said improvement whether abutting thereon or not, based upon benefits re-
ceived without regard to cash valuation." The property owner feels that
this shows that the Village Council intended to assess more than just those
property owners directly abutting the project. Village records indicate
that the notice of hearing was sent only to those directly abutting the
project. At the time of the original hearing there were three abutting
property owners. At this time there is now on record only two abutting
property owners. A sale has occurred on that portion of the street. The
staff continues to recommend approval of the awarding of the bid to the
low bidder in the project. The two owners have been advised of the re-
consideration.
b. Councilman Wiegert introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA, that
the bid of Bury & Carlson, Inc. in the amount of $13,540.20 is the lowest
responsible bid for the construction of Eldridge Avenue, Project 68- PAV -1,
and the Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to enter into
a contract with said bidder for and on behalf of the Village.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
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2. Demont and Flandrau - Hockey Rink Lighting
a. Manager Miller stated that 'there were three bids received, the low
bid was from Kostka Electric, 222 So. Concord Street, South Saint Paul,
Minnesota in the amount of $3,235.00, the bid is $735 over the budget
estimate.
b. Councilman Wiegert introduced the following resolut
adoption with the stipulation the Park and Recreation D
to provide the funds to cover the $735.00 bid overaee n
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA, that
the bid of Kostka Electric Co, in the amount of $3,235.00 is the lowest
responsible bid for the construction of hockey rink lighting at the Demont
and Flandrau park site, and the Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized and
directed to enter into a contract with said bidder for and on behalf of
the Village.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu.
Ayes - all.
F. APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS
Councilman Greavu moved that the accounts (Part I - Fees, Services,
Check No. 13952 through Check No. 14072 - $315,894.16: Part II - P
Check No. 2887 through Check No. 2971 - $22,085.35) in the amount o
be paid.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
Ga VISITOR PRESENTATIONS (continued)
1. Petitions (continued)
a. Gloster Park Improvement Request.
1. Councilwoman Olson moved to table this item until later in the
meeting.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
2. Awards Presentation - North Maplewood Lion's Club.
a. Parks and Recreation Director Joyce stated the North Maplewood Lions
Club has been cited by the National Recreational and Park Association for
outstanding contributions to the Park and Recreation programs in Maplewood.
A similar award had already been presented to the North Maplewood Lionells.
b. Mayor Axdahl presented a plaque to Mr. Mac Gamboni, representing the
North Maplewood Lions Club.
3. Other:
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a. Mr. Harold Barkdoll, 1940 Atlantic St., had informed the Manager he
would appear before the Council regarding the covering of the alley behind
his home by Mr. Hall. The Village Engineer is now notifying Mr. Hall in
writing that he will have a specified number of days to remove the fill.
b. Mr. Al Christofferson, attorney representing Mr. and Mrs. Barkdoll,
asked to present an inquiry, rather than a complaint regarding the covering
of the alley, Mr. Barkdoll has received a letter from Mr. Collier, dated
August 30, 1971, notifying Mr. Hall he is to remove the fill. It does not
appear that Mr. Hall has maintained a 3 to 1 slope on the portion he filled
and that this was a requirement the Council placed on Mr. Hall and is Mr.
Hall going to leave the big high slope there.
c. Manager Miller stated that Mr. Collier has contacted Mr. Barkdoll, twice,
and has discussed the problem with him. Staff was told that Mr. Barkdoll's
attorney would contact them, but never did so. Mr. Hall now has a petition
before the Council asking for the vacation of the alley. If the alley is
vacated, this would change the sloping of this type of thing and which way
it would be done. The alley has been cut back in this manner, simply to
get the stuff out of the alley, which is what was Mr. Barkdoll's request.
d. Mr. Barkdoll stated that, since the fill has been;, put in by Mr. Hall,
he has not had water in his basement. He said all he wished to discuss to-
night was the unauthorized filling of the alley.
e. Councilman Haugan moved that no
new addition to the Maplewood Bowl
er
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson.
H. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. Request for Time Extension - Dairy Queen
be issued for the
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Ayes - all.
a. Manager Miller stated that International Dairy Queen Incorporated re-
quests that the Council grant a 30 -day extension to the order requiring
the correction of certain drainage problems at the Dairy Queen located at
819 Century Avenue. The request is based upon the fact that the construct-
ion of the parking lot at the Dege Garden Center, was delayed and commenced
on August 21, will ultimately determine the steps to be taken to correct
the drainage problems in question. The problems were to be corrected by
September 8. The staff recommends that the time extension be granted. It
is felt that the delay in the construction of the parking lot has made it
necessary to grant an extension in the time limit.
b. Councilman Greavu moved to grant a 30 day time
Seconded by Councilman iWi:egert.
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Ayes - all.
2. Alley Problem - (Clarence Anderson)
a. Manager Miller stated he had received communication from the Anderson's
that they would be unable to attend the meeting due to a death in the family.
b. Councilman Wiegert moved that Item H -2 be deleted from the agenda.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan.
Ayes - all.
3. Zone Change - White Bear Avenue and Cope Avenue (2nd Reading)
a. Manager Miller stated this is the final reading on the ordinance for
the Zone Change from Farm Residence to Business - Commercial for the tri-
angular piece of property south of Cope Avenue at the intersection of
White Bear Avenue.
b. Councilman Greavu introduced the following ordinance and moved its
adoption: (Final adoption Second Reading)
ORDINANCE NO. 292
An Ordinance Relating To The Zoning
Of The Village Of Maplewood
Section 1. It is hereby ordained that the following described property
to wit:
Lots 1 and 2, Block 4, Smith and Taylors Addition to
North Saint Paul lying Northwesterly of White Bear
Avenue except the North 20 feet thereof.
is hereby changed from a zoning of Farm - Residence (F -R) to
Business- Commercial (B -C)
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect upon passage and publication.
Passed by the Village Council
of Maplewood, Minnesota this
2nd day of September, 1971.
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson
Motion carried.
4, Insurance Committee - Appointment
Ayes- Councilwoman Olson, Councilmen
Greavu, Haugan and Wiegert.
Nay -Mayor Axdahl
a. Manager Miller stated he had inquired of the various insurance agencies
doing their business in Maplewood or residing in Maplewood if they would
be willing to serve on a committee to prepare specifications for the Vil-
lage's insurance program. Mr. Miller received positive replies from Jerome
H. Ekblad ( Ekblad, Pardee and Bewell, Inc.) Irving Anderson (Anderson In-
surance Company) Tom Christensen (Spring Lake Park Agency), Joe W. Steman
(Employers Insurance of Wausau) Donald E. Olmstead, Bob Rugloski (Maplewood
Agency), and Robert L. Ekberg. (J. T. Miller Co.)
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b. Councilwoman Olson moved to appoint Jer
Tom Christensen, Joe W. Steman, Donald E. 0
L. Ekber5z to prepare specifications for the
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
5. Swimming Pool Regulation - Ordinance
a. Manager Miller presented copies of the proposed ordinance on swimming
pools to the Council.
b. Village Attorney Lais explained the ordinance.
c. Following Further discussion Councilwoman Olson moved that the Swimming
Pool Ordinance discussion be tabled until the September 16, 1971 meeting.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
6. Lot Division Procedure - Resolution
a. Manager Miller stated that Council had been given a copy of a proposed
resolution which has been prepared for your consideration which advises
the County that "all property divisions of lands located within the limits
of the Village of Maplewood must be approved by Village Council resolution
prior to acceptance for recording for any County purposes." The resolution
also requests the Board of Commissioners to direct its departments to inform
applicants filing for the division of properties that no County acceptance
for filing will take place until Village approval is secured.
b. Councilman Wiegert introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
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Village Council resolution advising Ramsey County Board of Commissioners
that all property divisions of lands located within the limits of the Vil-
lage of Maplewood must be approved by Village Council resolution prior to
acceptance for recording for any County purposes.
WHEREAS, Chapter 368.01, Chapter 471.29, and Chapter 505.03 of the
Minnesota State Statutes annotated provide that a Village Council has
authority to approve any and all plats of subdivisions located within its
territory; and
WHEREAS, the Village of Maplewood acting under such State Statutes has
acted to adopt a Platting Ordinance (Chapter 1001 of the Municipal Code)
to regulate and control all divisions of property within the Village; and
WHEREAS, it is the practice of the Ramsey County Auditor's Office to
accept property division applications for the purposes of maintaining
current property tax records without local governing body approval; and
WHEREAS, this practice is affecting and involves properties within the
municipal limits of the Village of Maplewood by virtue of its circumvention
and being contrary to the Village ordinances and State Statutes governing
the ,-division. of lands; and
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WHEREAS, this current practice fails to take into consideration the
total purposes for which plat subdivision laws have and are created; and
WHEREAS, the current practice has and is resulting in unforseen and
unnecessary burdens upon both unsuspecting future property owners as well
as, the Village of Maplewood and County of Ramsey;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD,
MINNESOTA .does hereby request that the Board of County Commissioners of
Ramsey County advise all its administrative departments concerned and in-
volved in receiving and accepting property divisions that any and all
property divisions hereinafter received by such departments involving any
and all properties within the municipal limits of the Village of Maplewood
must be accompanied by a resolution indicating approval of such division
by the Village Council of Maplewood.
FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED by this Council that it requests of the Board
of Commissioners that it direct its departments to inform applicants so
filing for division of properties without an approved resolution to appear
at the Village of Maplewood and that no County acceptance for filing may
take place until proper Village Council approval has been given by resolution.
Seconded by Councilman Haugan. Ayes - all.
7. Final Plans - VanDyke Sanitary Sewer
a. Manager Miller stated the final plans have been prepared for the Van
Dyke sanitary sewer improvement. Bond monies for this project was included
in the 1971 bond issue.
b. Village Engineer Collier explained the plans and requested authorization
to advertise for bids, a bid date of Spetember 30 is recommended; and author-
ization to negotiate for right of way easements required for the improvement.
c. Councilman Greavu introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption: (Advertising for bids and authorization to negotiate for right
of way easements)
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WHEREAS, pursuant to resolution passed by the Village Council on
February 4, 1971 and June 17, 1971, plans and specifications for sanitary
sewer improvements on VanDyke Street and Gervais Avenue, No. 71 -2, have
been prepared by the Village Engineer and he has presented such plans
and specifications to the Council for approval,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE
OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA:
1. Such plans and specifications, a copy of which are attached hereto
and made a part hereof, are hereby approved and ordered placed on
file in the office of the Village Clerk.
2. The Village Clerk shall prepare and cause to be inserted:11in the
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official paper and in the Construction Bulletin an advertisement for
bids upon the making of such improvement under such approved plans
and specifications. The advertisement shall be published twice, at
least three weeks before date set for bid opening, shall specify the
work to be done, shall state that bids will be publicly opened and con-
sidered by the Council at 10:00 A.M., on the 30th day of September,
1971 at the Village Hall and that no bids shall be considered unless
sealed and filed with the Clerk and accompanied by a certified check or
bid bond, payable to the Village of Maplewood, Minnesota, for 5% of the
amount of such bid.
3. The Village Clerk and Village Engineer are hereby authorized and
instructed to receive, open, and read aloud bids received at the time
and place herein noted, and to tabulate the bids received. The Council
will consider the bids, and the award of a contract, at the special
Village Council meeting of September 30, 1971.
4. The advertisement for bids shall be in substantially the following
form:
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Village
Council of Maplewood, Minnesota, in the Village Hall until 10:00 A.M.,
September 30, 1971, at which time the bids will be publicly opened and read
aloud for the construction as follows:
SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT 71 -2
VanDyke St. & Gervais Ave.
Approximately 4873 l.f, of 8 ", 10" & 1211 Sanitary Sewer & Appurtenances
All in accordance with plans and specifications, proposal form and contract
documents as prepared by Howard A. Kuusisto, Consulting Engineers, 1937
University Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota 55104. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the office of the Village Clerk and at the office of the
Consulting Engineer.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a Bidder's Bond, Certified Check or Cash
Deposit in an amount equal to at least five (5%) per cent of the amount of
the bid which shall be forfeited to the Village in the event the bidder, to
whom a contract is awarded, fails to enter into a contract.
The Village Council reserves the right to retain the deposits of the three
lowest bidders for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days after the date
and time set for the opening of bids. No bid may be withdrawn for a period
of thirty days after the date and time set for the opening of bids.
Payment to the Contractor shall be by check or cash.
Contractors desiring a copy of the proposal forms, plans and specifications
may obtain them from the office of the Consulting Engineer upon payment of
deposit of ten dollars ($10.00) per set.
The $10.00 deposit will be refunded to all bona fide bidders, providing
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plans and specifications are returned within fifteen (15) days after the
date set for the opening of bids. A bona fide bidder is one who actually
signs and submits a bid which is opened and read aloud.
No refunds will be given to Contractors who obtain plans and specifications
and return them prior to date of receiving bids and do not bid.
The Village Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to
waive irregularities and informalities "therein and adjourn the meeting to
a later date for the purpose of further consideration of the bids and
taking action, and further reserves the right to award the contract to
the best interests of the Village.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Village Engineer and Attorney are authorized
to negotiate for right of way easements required for the project.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
8. Escrow Release - Tilsen No. 5
a. Manager Miller stated that authority is requested to release escrow
monies for the street work for the Tilsen No. 5 project. The street work
has been completed and inspected and escrowed money can be released for
payment to the contractor. Such action is recommended.
b. Councilman Wiegert introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
71 - 9 - 194
WHEREAS, construction of concrete curb and gutter and concrete drive-
way aprons in Tilsen's No. 5 Addition has been completed to the satisfaction
of the Village by Hedquist Construction, Inc., and
WHEREAS, there is a final payment due of $1,131.11, and
WHEREAS, this money is deposited in an escrow account in accordance
with an agreement dated July 7, 1969 between the Village of Maplewood
and Robert S. Tilsen d /b /a/ Tilsen Construction Co.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the amount of $1,131.11 be released
from the escrow account for final payment to Hedquist Construction Company,
Inc.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
I. NEW BUSINESS
1. License - Beer and Set -Up (Fall Festival)
a. Manager Miller stated the Maplewood Fall Festival Committee has re-
quested a beer and set -up license for a dance which will be held in the
Gladstone House on September 17, 1971. The Committee also requests a
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permit to sell beer at "Hole -in -One" contest to be held at the Ryan
Equipment Company property on September 18 and 19.
b. Councilman Greavu
tone House
Seconded by Councilman Haugan.
grant a 3.2 Beer and Set -up permit to the
eir dance to be held September 17, 1971 at
Beer permit for the "Hole -in -One" contest
1971 at the Ryan Equipment Company property.
Ayes - all.
2. Appeal from Order of Building Official
a. Manager Miller stated that the Building Official has ordered the owner
of the property located at 380 Skillman Avenue to demolish such building in
accordance with Section 301,073 of the Village Code which states "If, in
the opinion of the inspector, any building or structure shall, from any
cause whatsoever, be in a dangerous condition to persons or property, it
shall be his duty to order repair or demolition of such structure and to
proceed in accordance with Chapter 393, Laws of 1965." Section 602.050 of
the Code provides that "All buildings, walls, and other structures which
have been damaged by fire, decay or otherwise to an extent exceeding one -
half (1/2) there original value or which are so situated as to endanger the
safety of the public ". . "are declared to be nuisances affecting the peace
and safety of the Village."
It has been determined that the cost of repairing the home at 380 Skillman
exceeds one -half of the cost of the market value as shown on the County
Assessors records. The owner of the building has shown no concrete proof
to show that this is not the truth. The owner of record is Irving Rosen-
blum of St. Paul and Donald Hobbs of St. Paul claims to be purchasing the
home by Contract for Deed. It is suggested that the Council take a tour
of the building prior to making a decision. It is also suggested that Mr.
Hobbs show proof that he is in fact the owner of the property. Denial of
the request is recommended.
b. Mrs. Donald Hobbs spoke on behalf of remodeling the house. She also
showed proof that they are buying the home from Mr. Rosenblum on a contract
for deed basis. She further stated her husband will have the remodeling done
within 60 days.
c. After considerable discussion, Councilman Greavu moved to grant the
anneal and overrule the order of th'e Building Official.
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson. Ayes - all.
d. Councilman Greavu moved to grant the Hobb's 90
house at 380 E. Skillman in accordance with the bu
condition that there be no occupancy until such re .
and that every Drecaution is taken to secure the D
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson. Ayes - all.
3. Liaison Officer Program - Federal Grant Application.
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e
a. Manager Miller stated authority is needed to request federal funds
for the Police Liaison Officer Program. The application will be for a
federal grant in the amount of $10,357.67 as compared to the local share
of $3,385.33. School District 622 approved the concept of the Liaison
program and at the last School Board meeting voted unanimously to continue
the program.
b. Councilman Haugan introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
71 -9 -195
WHEREAS, during the year 1971 the position of School- Liaison Officer
has been established to serve the schools of Independent School District
622; and
WHEREAS, this has been a joint endeavor of Independent School District
622, the Governor's Commission on Crime Prevention and Control and the
Village of Maplewood serving the communities of North Saint Paul, Oakdale,
Landfall, Woodbury and Maplewood; and
WHEREAS, this innovative approach to the early detection and attention
to potential delinquent behavior has been very successful;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Village of Maplewood continue to
act as grantee for this program, and administer funds in Its behalf for
an additional twelve month duration of the grant:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Village Manager of the Village of Maplewood
is hereby authorized and directed to execute such an agreement as requested
by the Governor's Commission on Crime Prevention and Control to implement
such grant:
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, THAT: the Village of Maplewood will fund the
percentage of the program as stated in the grant application.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
4. Request for Sanitary Sewer Connection
a. Manager Miller stated the Village of North Saint Paul is requesting
authorization to connect to our sanitary sewer at 17th and Ariel Streets.
The total length of the sewer to be connected is 600 feet, but at this
time only 320 feet is being considered.
b. Village Engineer Collier stated that North Saint Paul should not make
any additional connections than what is now planned for.
c. Councilman Wiegert introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
71 -9 -196
WHEREAS, THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF MAPLEWOOD, MINNESOTA, has received a
- 12 - 9/2
request from the Village of North St. Paul to connect 600 ft. of sanitary
sewer to the Village of Maplewood's system at County "C" and Ariel Street,
and
WHEREAS, the Village of Maplewood has sufficient capacity in their sewer
line to service this area as presently zoned,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that permission is hereby granted to
the Village of North St. Paul to allow a connection at County Road "C"
and Ariel Street contingent upon the following items:
A. The population density does not increase above that of single
family zoning;
B. Payment of connection charges equal to the current year's assessment
for Maplewood;
C. Construction of a line shall be subject to inspection and approval
by the Village of Maplewood.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
5. Human Relations Commission - Appointments
a. Manager Miller read the following letter from the Human Relations Com-
mission:
"Our Commission year starts September 1, 1971. Terms have expired for
James Bradford, Frances Hughes and Father Palmitessa. They have consented
to reappointment and we ask for your official sanction.
We regret that we are losing Clarence Harris, Charles Knutson, James Rohricht
and David Boerner. Mr. Harris has accepted the post as Chairman of the
Minnesota State Board of Human Rights, Messrs Rohricht and Boerner have
schedules which conflict with Commission work and Mr. Knutson is moving out
of the Village.
Mrs. Janet P. Kamf - 1902 Adolphus St., Maplewood 55117 and Mr. Paul
Lowery of 1580 E. Grandview, Maplewood 55109 have made formal application
for posts on the Commission. After an evaluation of their potential it is
the consensus of the Commissioners that they would be valued additions to
the Commission. We ask your approval and appointment of Mrs. Kampf to
replace Jim Rohricht for a full three year term to start September 1, 1971
and Mr. Lowery to fill the unexpired term of Charles Knutson; such term to
expire August, 1973.
Election of officers was held on the 24th. New officers for the Commission
year September 1, 1971 through August 31, 1972 are: John Broady, Chairman,
Cleveland Ray, Vice Chairman, and Maria Larsen, Secretary.
Thank you for your attention and consideration."
b. Councilwoman Olson moved th
Hughes and Father Palmitessa to
Secnnded by Councilman Wiegert. Ayes - all.
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G.
c. Councilwoman Olson
Human Relations Commission.
Seconded by Councilman Wiegert.
d. Councilwoman Olson moved that lette
Clarence Harris. Charles Knutson. James
Seconded by Councilman Greavu.
VISITOR PRESENTATIONS (continued)
1. Petitions (continued)
a. Gloster Park Improvement Request.
1. Councilman Wiegert moved to a
Park Improvement request and refe
Commission.
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson.
COUNCIL PRESENTATIONS
1.. Mayor
None
2. Council
_r
it to
Ayes - all.
Ayes - all.
tition for the
Ayes - all.
a. Councilwoman Olson questioned if there was any additional information
that could be given to the residents regarding Dutch Elm disease.
Manager Miller stated all the information available had been given pre-
viously. Staff is still investigating the problem and will submit a report.
Manager Miller also stated that the Village did not remove a deceased tree
off of private property as was stated in the paper.
b. Councilman Wiegert stated he would like to request the Parks and Re-
creation Commission to amend their ordinance for the purpose of requiring
them to submit an annual report. Perhaps a similar request could be asked
of the Human Relations Commission.
Councilman Wiegert moved to request the Parks and Recreation Commission to
amend their Ordinance to require they submit an annual report.
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson. Ayes - all.
Councilman Wiegert moved that a communication is to be addressed to the
• =s
report if required to do so.
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson. Ayes - all.
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c. Councilwoman Olson moved to table the "shirt sleeve session" scheduled
for September 9. 1971 in order that the Council could eet wit the Ra:_sev
County Board, if the staff report is completed, in retards to the Rohlman
Lake discussion and that residents of _:ohlm -an Lane and the surrounding
municipalities that would be involved, the Ramsey County Leag-ce and Mr.
Waldo Luebben be invited to attend the meeting.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
K. ADMINISTRATIVE PRESENTATIONS
1. Manager Miller
a. Received a request for transfer of Liquor License from Oak Hill Ranch
and Supper Club - Frank Gallo to James Arrigoni. A hearing date of September
23, 1971 is recommended.
Councilman Wiegert moved to set September 23, 1971 as the date for public
hearing on the Liquor License transfer request of sir. James Arrigoni.
Seconded by Councilman Greavu. Ayes - all.
b. Received a letter from James Urchil, Director, State of Minnesota
Public Safety, Civil Defense Division, stating that Mr. Clifford Mottaz,
Maplewood Civil Defense Director has been certified for the fiscal year,
1972.
c. Mayor Axdahl stated he had read in the Ramsey County Board minutes
the fact that there is a proposed acquisition on the Waldo Luebben property.
Staff should investigate this and also the Beaver Lake property so the
Council can act accordingly.
d.; Mayor Axdahl stated on September 3, 1971 the Battle Creek Water Shed
will be discussed.
Manager Miller stated there will be a meeting by the City of St. Paul on
the study of Battle Creek. Staff is attempting to find out what time and
where. Recreation Director Joyce will attend.
e. Mayor Axdahl stated he has a copy of the Work Program and Budget of
the Metropolitan Council for 1972, if anyone wishes to read it.
f. DeSoto Area Plans
1. Village Planner Sieda explained the area involved in the plans.
2. Following further discussion, Councilman Haugan moved to table
the DeSoto Area Plans discussion for two weeks and at that time set
a hearing date.
Seconded by Councilwoman Olson. Ayes - all.
g. Councilwoman Olson stated she felt that properties that could be filled
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to become buildable lots, should be assured they may fill the property
before those lots are assessed.
h. Village Attorney Lais stated he had been in contact with the Ramsey
County Auditors office regarding levying deferred assessments.
L; ADJOURI ENT
11:24 P.M.
Ci y Clerk
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PART I
FEES - SERVICES - EXPENSES
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
EM NO. CHECK NO. CLAIMANT PURPOSE AMDUNT
i.
13952
Schweigert Meat Co.
Supplies
$ 31.20
2.
13953
Jae Ranbzha
Swimming Instructor
37.13
3.
13954
Val J Bjornson, Trea. PERA
8 -31 -71 Remittance
21531.68
4.
13955
Val J Bjornson, Trea. PERA
8 -31 -71 Remittance
19568.85
5.
13956
First State Bank of St. Paul
Fed W/H 8 -31 -71
3,867.60
6.
13957
Commissioner of Taxation
State W/H 8 -31 -71
11324.71
7.
13958
Intern. Union Opr. Eng.
August union dues
84.00
8.
13959
Uniforms Unlimited
Uniform items
297.41
9.
13960
Uniforms Unlimited
Uniform items
221.86
10.
13961
Wm. Killeen, treas. Ramsey Co.
Tax on Park Site
19142.60
11.
13962
First State Bank of St. Paul
Fed W/H 8 -27 -71
3,923.42
12.
13963
Comm. of Taxationt .
State W/H 8 -27 -71
1 341.80
13.
13964
City and County Credit Union
Remittance of 8 -27 -71
19186.00
14.
13965
Houle Sewer & Trenching Inc.
Est. #2 7123
43,921.71
15.
13966
Intern. Business Machines Corp.
Supplies
15.03
16•
13967
Northwestern Bell
777 -8131
680.45
17.
13968
Leslie Paper
Supplies
70.62
18.
13969
Rogers Superette
Supplies
5.63
19.
13970
Hagen Office Equip. Inca
Repairs
15.00
20.
13971
Minn. Hospital Service Assoc.
Sept. Remittance
2,466.78
21.
13972
Ramsey County Review
Publications
507.99
}
.13973
League of Minn. Municipalities
Menbership dues
20.00
a
13974
Eugene R Murray
August Retainer
702.00
•
13975
Myrons
Supplies
3.15
25.
13976
Northwestern Bell
777 -8191
71.60
26.
13977
Twentieth Century Printing
Supplies
101.00
27.
13978
Berchem's Ready Mix
Materials
23.70
28•
13979
Midas of St. Paul
Repairs
42.70
29.
13980
Sperry Office Furniture Co.
Supplies
4.22
30.
13981
Joseph A Zappa
Reimbursement
7.80
31.
13982
Crossroads Ford
Repairs
35.90
12•
13983
White Bear Dodge Inc.
Repairs
845.13
33.
13984
Northwestern Tire Co.
Repairs
203.20
34.
13985
Howie's Lock & Key Service
Keys
14.00
35.
13986
McClain Hedman Schuldt
Supplies
65943
.36.
13987
Charles C Thomas, Publisher
Subscription renewal
11.50
37.
13988
Fisher Photo Supply Co.
Repairs
33.00
38.
13989
Lake Elmo Hardwood Lumber Inc.
Supplies
8.15
39.
13990
State of Minn.
Book
4.90
40.
13991
Superamerica
Repairs
39.00
41•
13992
Richard W Schaller
Reimbursement
11.88
42.
13993
Donald E Hove
August Retainer Fee
33.00
43•
13994
Merit Chevrolet Co.
Repairs
9.03
44.
13995
North St. Paul- Maplewood School
Custodial Services
69.50
45.
13996
Northwestern Bell
777 -8131S
45.00
13997
Twin City Testing
Fee Services
20.00
13998
B & E Patrol
August Contract Payment
516.00
13999
Metro Business Products Inc.
Supplies
50.43
9 -2 -71
ITEM NO.
CHECK NO.
CLAIMANT-
PURPOSE
AMDUNT
1-20.
14000
Gulf Oil Corp.
Fuel
$ 716.20
50.
14001
Oxygen Service Co.
Supplies
5.40
51.
14002
Lee's Auto Supply
Supplies
4.05
52.
14003
T A Schifsky & Sons Inc.
Rental of Equipment
19251.07
53.
14004
Scientific Intern. Research
Chemicals
455.23
54.
14005
Equipment Co.
Supplies
220.00
55.
14006
Rollins Fuel Oil Co.
Fuel
49.96
56.
14007
J L Shiely Co.
Materials
309.36
57.
14008
Intern. Harvester Co.
Repairs
127.17
58.
14009
AirComm
Maintenance
125.50
59.
14010
Lake Sanitation
June and July Services
192.00
60.
14011
North Am. Safety Corp.
Supplies
116.55
61.
14012
Midway Tractor & Equip. Co.
Tractor and Mowers
71962.05
62.
14013
Midway Tractor & Equip. Co.
Repairs
339.96
63.
14014
AFU Service
Repairs
13.50
64.
14015
Midway Tractor & Equip. Co.
Tractor, loadercand Bucket,
Cutter, seeder and Fertiliz.
12,237.95
65.
14016
Library of Urban Affairs
Publication
4.93
66.
14017
Lee's Auto Supply
Tools
45.75
67,
14018
Peoples Plumbing & Heating
Repairs
898.96
68.
14019
Metro. Sewer Board
Sept. Sewer Service Chgs,
23,879.19
69.
14020
Soil Engineering Service
Services
192.50
`�.
14021
Ramsey Co. Treasurer
Street Lighting
72.99
�.
14022
Markfort Const. Co. Inc.
Storm Sewer 68 -SAS -2
906.50
72.
14023
Chapin Publishing Co.
Advertising Bids
46.80
73.
14024
Void
--
74.
14025
Void
--
75.
14026
American National Bank
Water Ref. Bonds dated
9-15-64
37,508.63
76.
14027
American National Bank
Sewer #3 Bonds Dated
10-1-60
259313.19
77.
14028
American National Bank
Bonds Dated 10-1-62
15,355.83
78.
14029
McHutchison-Norquist-Wedes
Services
45.00
79.
14030
Millers Shoe and Clothing
Uniform Items
17.95
80.
14031
Holiday
Fuel
965.49
81.
14032
Motorola Inc.
Maintenance
129.70
82,
14033
Larry's Glass and Mirror Co.
Installing Door
234.00
83.
14034
LaMetti and Sons Inc.
Street 69-8 Est.#4
8,696.20
84.
14035
Xerox Corp
Supplies
125.00
85.
14036
Ramsey Co. Treasurer
Consulting Fee
107.35
86.
14037
Blake Inc.
Grading of Playground
29446.00
87.
14038
Gilbert Construction Co. Inc.
Building at Afton Park
119615.00
88.
14039
State of Minnesota
Matpr.ial
13.51
89.
14040
Keindels Super Market
Supplies
46.39
90.
14041
Summit Farms
Supplies
50.63
91.
14042
Crisler's Sportsenter
Supplies
127.50
92.
14043
Munteans
Supplies
115.00
93.
14044
Jolly Tyme Favors
Supplies
6.28
14045
Bruce Anderson
Reimbursement of Purchase 18.28
14046
Home Gas Inc.
Supplies
62.15
9-2-71
TTIRM N0. CHECK NO. CLAIMANT PURPOSE AMOUNT
I14047
14069
Raymond Glass Co.
Repairs $
21.00
;(.
14048
Maplewood Foods
Supplies
538.07
98.
14049
Instant Shade Inc.
Landscaping -Afton Park
540.00
99.
14050
Edmund S Hamernick
Repair on Shelter
125.00
100.
14051
J G Chisholm
August Inspections
330.40
101.
14052
Lee Steincamp
Services
114.51
102.
14053
Void
'-
103.
14054
Eric Lloyd
Baseball Coordinator
61.65
104.
14055
Kathleen Ferrazzo
Playground Leader
48.00
105.
14056
Helen Hedman Carlson
Services
132.00
106.
14057
James Wold
Instructor .Football
10.00
107.
14058
Diane Peterson
Cheerleader Supervisor
45.50
108.
14059
Mary Welch
T -peace Supervisor
85.79
109.
14060
Bruce Anderson
T -Peace Supervisor
203.88
110.
14061
Home Gas Inc.
Supplies
2.83
111.
14062
Zayre Shoppers City
Supplies
5.91
112.
14063
North StPaul- Maplewood Schools
Custodial Services
97.75
113.
14064
Timothy Trost
Officiating
5.00
114.
14065
Gilbert Motz
it
5.00
115.
14066
David Swenson
It
5.00
116.
14067
Thomas Ringler
it
5.00
117.
14068
James Baht
August Inspections
240.00
:CK NO 13952 thru 14068 $ 224,027.63
VOID CHECK NO. 13937 for $37.13 dated 8 -19 -71
ADDITIONAL VOUCHERS TO BE RELEASED
118.
14069
State of Minnesota
119.
14070
Lais and Bannigan
120.
14071
Donald H. Campbell
121.
14072
Don's Body Shop
1971•Construction 70 -8 68,791.53
Purchase of home at
2869 White Bear Av 22,000.00
Services 965.00
Repairs 110.00
TOTAL PART I $ 315,894.16
9 -2 -71
PART II
PAYROLL
CHECK NO.
CLAIMANT
AMOUNT
-=
2887
Vivian Lewis
$ 204.96
2888
Michael G Miller
554.50
2889
Donald W Ashworth
342.62
2890
Lucille E Aurelius
266.49
2891
Kenneth J Casper
226.23
2892
Judy M Chlebeck
166.21
2893
Phyllis C Green
191.36
2894
Arline J Hagen
205.19
2895
Betty D Selvog
202.09
2896
Lydia A Smail
149.23
2897
Charles E Anderson
311.26
2898
David L Arnold
312.92
2899
John H Atchison
295.24
2900
Anthony G Cahanes
358.94
2901
Dale K Clauson
267.47
2902
Kenneth V Collins
340.78
2903
Dennis S Cusick
343.78
2904
Dennis J Delmont
301.58
2905
Robin A Derocker
305.18
2906
Richard C Dreger
292.72
2907
Raymond E Fermow
279.56
2908
PAtricia,Y Ferrazzo
208.13
2909
David M Graf
288.38
2910
Norman L Green
333.94
2911
Thomas L Hagen
398.11
2912
Kevin R Halweg
213.05
2913
James Horton
277.48
2914
Donald V Kortus
193.60
2915
Roger W Lee
308.45
2916
John J McNulty
361.75
2917
Richard M Moeschter
278.88
2918
Robert D Nelson
323.67
2919
William F Peltier
233.17
2920
Gerald E Neuspickle
203.33
2921
Dale E Razskazoff
223.19
2922
Richard W Schaller
443.10
2923
Robert E Vorwerk
239.90
2924
Duane J Williams
284.01
2925
Joseph A Zappa
369.68
2926
Donald W Skalman
265.18
2927
Pamela J Schneider
150.02
2928
Marcella M Mottaz
174.38
2929
Alfred C Schaft
353.21
2930
Frank J Sailer
134.37
3931
B obby D Collier
515.71
2932
William C Cass
326.13
2933
Raymond J Hite Jr
416.68
2934
Calvin L Jansen
248.35
2935
Janet A Rois
177.91
2936
Thomas J Sanders
200.40 --
9 -2 -71
PAYROLL
µ FM NO.
CHECK NO.
CLAII;ilbuNT
AMOUNT
2937
Bernard A Kaeder
$ 291.30
.
2938
Raymond J Kaeder
273.70
3.
2939
Henry F Klausing
250.25
4.
2940
Gerald W Meyer
243.58
5.
2941
Joseph W Parnell
246.41
5.6.
2942
Arnold H Pfarr
291.53
2943
Joseph B Prettner
362.59
_58.
2944
Edward A Reinert
247.37
::59.
2945
Greg J Bailey
83.72
:9.
2946
William F Wold
109.09
1.
2947
Myles Burke
238.40
2.
2948
Herbert R Pirrung
359.09
-.63.
2949
Stanley E Weeks
262.55
-64.
2950
David Germain
140.26
:5.
2951
Kevin B McNulty
177.68
--6.
2952
Henry Pfarr
172.46
-67.
2953
Steven J Prettner
165.06
-.66.
2954
Frank R Kirsebom
300.31
�9.
2955
Anthony T Barilla
512.31
10.
2956
Richard J Bartholomew
250.46
2957
Laverne S Nuteson
254.74
2958
Gerald C Owen
309.36
2959
Marc T Barone
162.96
2960
Thomas C Rowan
168.39
2961
JoAnn Christensen
170.19
2962
John P Joyce
324.98
Y77.
2963
Eric J Blank
220.74
.711
2964
Bailey A Seida
422.64
-79.
2965
Lester G Axdahl
169.43
_0.
2966
'.John C Greavu
138.48
31.
2967
Harald L Haugan
130.68
Z2.
2968
Patricia L Olson
130.68
3.
2969
Donald J 1, ,7iegert
130.68
2970
Clifford J Mottaz
222.81
2971
Patrick Jones Jr
88.00
ZHECK NO. 2887
through CHECK NO. 2971
$ 225085.35
Payroll dated
8 -27 -71 and 8 -31 -71
CHECK NO. 13952 through CHECK NO. 14072
TOTAL PART I
$ 3155894.16
-IECK NO. 2887 through CHECK NO. 2971 TOTAL PART II 225085.35
SUM TOTAL
$ 3375979.51