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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1952 Minutesr 109 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 1,060.31 Mid- `'Jest Line Co. - merchandise - 80.60 Fran Pessek - tobacco, etc. - 258.44 Alcorn Beverage Co. - beer - 172.49 Ed Sheridan - beer - 52.b9 Hanson Beverage Co. - beer 634.95 City Club Dist. Co. - beer - 871.12 Petty Cash - store supplies - 137.77 IIIUpon motion by H.M. Johnson, sexonded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $2,000.00 from Liquor Fund to General Fund. No further business appearing, the meeting was ad .srned. i'llij ,/,' Harlowe M. Johns. 'illage Clerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington was held in the council chambers on January 7th, 1952 with all members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting add of the special meeting held since that date were read and approved. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Eugene Kuchera were ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund P.H. Feely & Son Inc. - coal - 28.88 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 352.31 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 23.95 III Dakota County Tribune - printing & publishing minutes- 163.25 Northfield Iron Co. - grader blades - 61.15 Geo. M. Betz old - snow removal - 51.00 Wm. H. Ziegler - grader rent - 350.00 The Pure Oil Company - station charges - 144.68 Cities Service Oil Company - do - 81.87 Skelly Oil Company - do - 41.02 Standard Oil Company- do - 11.52 Joh Arneson Phillips "66" - do - 14.93 Tinges Auto Service - generator repair - 18.44 C.G. Chase - care of danger light - 12.00 Roger N. Clay - fire dept. engineer - 40.00 Ahlberg Pharmacy - ether - 1.25 Farmington Blacksmith Shop - repairs - 18.75 Farmington Auto Co. - truck repair - 22.70 Coast to Coast Store - misc. supplies - 2.48 Emil Hanson - gravel - 42.00 Marshall Wells Store - supplies - 1.62 Haakensonts Mobil Station - gasoline - 25.15 Edwin Ebeling & A.T. White - tree removal - 10.00 . Schneider Hardware - supplies - 10.58 Spaniolts Shoe Store - repair canvas - 4.00 Western Union Telegraph Co. - telegraph - 1.17 Emmet Carey - snow removal - 16.25 Improvement Fund No, 9 IIIFirst Nat'l Bank - Farmington, Minn - bond reduction - 200.00 Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the recommendation of the Building & Planning Commission was approved and Veteran Housing Unit #7-W rented to Robert A, Erickson. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $500.00 to the Farmington Youth Commission. Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, sedonded by Eugene Kuchera, the official bonds of C.B. Whittier, Village Treasurer and J.R. Klotzbeacher, Constable were approved and ordered placed on file. A 111 The Village Clerk's Financial Statement for the year ending December 31, 1951 was presented and reviewed. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the Financial Statement was approved, ordered placed on file for public inspection, a copy thereof published in the Dakota County Tribune, and a copy thereof filed -with the Public Examiner, State of Minnesota, in accordance with the requirements of law. A request having been received from the Village Treasurer, it was moved by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, that the First National Bank of Farmington, Minn. be designated as the depositary of all village funds, that the collateral pledged by the said bank be approved, and that the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minn. be designated as the place of sakekeeping of said collateral. Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, the application of the Clifford Larson Post #189, The American Legion, for an "On-Sale Club Liquor License" was approved at the fee of $100.00 as set by law, and a license ordered issued. Upon motion- by A.H. Field, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the following appointments for the year 1952, made by Mayor Ingerson, were approved: Sanitation Commission Henry Lundgren, Chr. _ Chester Brinkman Christ Nelson Building & Planning Commission R.C. Copenhaver,Chr. C.E. Cadwell, Secy. George Mussman E.M. Gerster H.W. Hosmer Building Inspector J.J. Reinardy Health Officer Dr. A.J. Emond Associate Board Members Dr. Murray Hunter Dr. J.S. Emond Youth Commission D.B. Whittier, Chr. O.J. Lubke, Secy. Mrs. Betty Turek Dale Wood Ringer Clay Water Board I.G. Empey, Chr. T.J. Feely, Seery. Chester Brinkman - 4%9- i,_ Public Utilities Commissioner Eugene Kuchera K Street Commissioner Reuben Petersen *Po ice Commissioner , A.H. Field Sewer & Water Commissioner Francis Ingerson Library & City Hall Harlowe M. Johnson Upon motion by A.H. Field, sedonded by Euggne Kuchera, salaries of Village Officials were set as follows and the following village employees were hired for the year 1952 at the salaries indicated: - Village Treasurer $20.00 per mo. - Village Clerk 125.00 per mo. • Street Supt. - Chas. Weisbrich - 240.00 per mo. Asst Street Supt.-Bill Hince - 240.00 per mo. - Garbage Collector -Clarence Griebenow- 200.00 per mo. - Street Employee - Elmer J. Engel - - 200.00 per mo. y • Policeman - Thomas Haley - 250.00 per mo. - Policeman - J.R. Klotzbeacher -- 250.00 per mo. ($6.00 additional for each Sunday worked) Liquor Store Manager - George Sypal - 300.00 per mo. ` Bartender - Chas. Riegert - 225.00 per mo. Bartender - Paul Leidner - 225.00 per mo. Store Janitor - John Seurer - 145-.00 per mo. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, license fees for the year 1952 were set as follows: Cigarette - $12.00 Beer (Wholesale ) $10.00 Theatre - 30.00 Beer (On-Sale) 75.00 Pool Hall - 20.00 Beer (Off-Sale) 5.00 Milk & Cream 10.00 Dog (Male) 1.00 Dog (Female) 3.00 No further business appearing, the meeting was d ly adjourned. ,dor -rlowe M. Johns•., Village Clerk 112 1 COUNCIL FETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on February 4th, 1952 with all members except A.H. Field present. The. minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. the following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersdn, seconded by Eugene Kuchere, ordered paid from the fund indicated: III General Fund Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 408.59 Thomas A. Haley - painting & special police.- 41.70 J.R. Klotsbeacher - special police - 28.00 Co. policerepair Auto o. - car pa 33.75 Mary Haley typing, etc. - 16.00 Lampert lards, Inc. - paint & material - 27.30 Dakota County Tribune - publishingfinancial statement,etc. 151.88 Quality Chevrolet Inc. - truck repair - 7.27 Steadman Sales & Service - towing & truck repair - 29.80 The Pure Cil Company - station charges - 18.28 Wm.' H. Ziegler'Co. grader rent - 350.00 George M. Betzold - snow removal - 57.00 Lyle Ehlers - snow removal - 21.25 Darrell Mongeau -. snow removal - 33.75 A.S. Duff - snow removal & trucking - 52.50 Miller-Davis Company - supplies - 1.82 C.E. Cadwell, Agent - general liability insurance - 331.37 Skelly Oil Company: - station charges - 61.12 Socony Vacuum Oil Company - diesel fuel - 42.59 Standard Oil Company - station charges - 15.31 Al's Mobil Station - gasoline etc. - 40.48 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 26.00 Liquor Fund Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 43.34 III Distillers Dist. Co. - merchandise - 149.18 H. Steenerson & Co. - quarterly audit - 100.40 Central Telephgne Co. - telephone - 8.09 Ed Phillips & ons Co. - merchandise - 92.75 Distillers Dist. Co. - merchandise - 503.94 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 42.16 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 318.45 Mid-West Wine Co. - merchandise - . . 79.80 Ed Phillips &:-Sons Co. - merchandise - 597.82 Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 609.25 Faribo Dist. Co. - beer - 34.78 Ed Sheridan - beer - 52.65 Jacob Ries Bottling Works - merchandise - 29.96 Alcorn .Beverage Go. - beer - 124.58 Frank Pessek - tobacco, etc. - - ' 298.42 Hanson Beverage Go. - beer - 574.66 Central Electric do Gas Co. -electricity - 45.93 City Club Dist. Go. - beer - 703.14 Petty Cash store supplies, eta. - . _ 133.04 Housing Fund ° Farmington Heating & Plumbing -- stove repair - 4.56 Upon motion by`H.M. Johnson,. seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfery $1,000.00 from Liquor Fund to General Fund. III Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, Francis Henneberry was appointed a member of the Water Board to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John L. Turek. No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. • / I' Harlowe M. John V i1 ge Clerk r . 113 COUNCIL MEETING • A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on March 3, 1952 with all members preemnt. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. ' The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by III A.H. Field, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Wm. H. Ziegler CO, Inc. - grader rent & supplies - $356.30 W.G. hoodward Co. -.coveralls - 35.70 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes - 8.10 Tarsen Electric - shells - .98 Farmington Auto Co. - storage & truck repair - 66.54 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - bulbs - 441.44 The Pure Oil Co. - station charges - 23.01 Skelly Oil Company - station charges - 24.17 Phillips Petroleum Co. - station charges - 3.93 Standard Oil Company - station charges - 5.85 Verdie J. Volden Inc. - dozing dump - 60.00 C.E. Cadwell, Agent - police car insurance - 92.75 Schneider Hardware - misc. supplies - 9.05 Farmington Blacksmith Shop - repairs - 16.25 , Almquist Bros. - towing tree- 4.00 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 24.10 M.M. Zechmeister - sand - 15.50 Liquor Fund Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 1,286.57 - Distillers Dist. Co. - do - 509.56 Rochester Germicide Co. - disinfectant - • 30.50 III -Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 7.03 Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 157.62 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 368.49 -Village of Farmington - garbage collection - 13.50 .Old Peoria Company - merchandise - 578.81 ,Roy Harmer, Agent - insurance - 87.40 .Swiss Wine House - merchandise - 74.85 -Old Peoria Comps - merchandise - 241.96 .Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 207.75 ,Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 296.07 -Frank Pessek - tobacco, etc. - 267.70 -City Club Distributing Co. - beer . - 644.20 Jacob Ries Bottling Works - merchandise - 50.10 Alcorn Beverage Co. - beer - - 120.14 Ed Phillips & ons Co. - merchandise - 373.33 •Hanson Beveragi Co. - beer 534.76 ,Ed Sheridan - beer - - 38.65 -Petty Cash - store supplies - -123.88 .Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 44.33 Champale Unlimited - merchandise - 60.90 Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Eugene Euchera, the Clerk was directed to transfer`$1,000.00 from Liquor Fund to General Fund. The applications for building permits and the recommendation of the Building & Pla Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by IIIReuben etersen, a building permit was ordered issued to Donald-Halsted to erect a new private dwelling on Lot 3, Block 2, Shepley's Addition to Farmington. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Village lot #1H on Third Street was rented to Wilroy Motors for use as a Used Car Lot at a fee of $25.00 per month. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, Mrs. Robert Feely was appointed a member of the Farmington Youth Commission, replacing Mrs. Betty Turek, who resigned recently. 114 Upon motion.by A.H. Field; seconded by Reuben Petersen, the following were appointed to serve as judges and clerks of the forthcoming presidential primary election on March 18, 1952: Judges Clerks Mrs. Edith Johnson Mrs. Mary McAndrew Mrs. Laura Thompson Miss. Laura Hoffman Mrs. pvelpn McDermott Misd Ethel Iuedke Mrs. annie Madison Mrs. Susanna Watson Mrs. Rose Mussman Mrs. Henrietta Gelder No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. 4///Ji.V 11, .14.if_A:2-7111111111w Harlowe M. J.. . ,n, village Clerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on April 74, 1952 with all members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Eugene Kuchera, seconded by H.M. Johnson, ordered paid from the fund indicated:, Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 24.55 ,Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 348.31 ,Kuletad Bros. - rubber gloves - 4.74 ,Miller-Datis Co. - dog licenses, etc - 13.18 .State Farm Mutual Ins. Co. - truck insurance - 22.00 .Coast to Coast Store - wrenchesetc - 7.32 .Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes - 8.38 Wilroy Motors - toeing & service calls - 9, 90 ,Quality Chevrolet Inc. -truck repair - 35.20 , Tillges Auto Service - gasoline - . 1.95 Community Auto & Oil Co. - station charges - 10.39 Soeony-Vacuum Oil Co. -diesel fuel -. 16.64 Wm. H. Ziegler Co., Inc. - grader rent - 400.00 .Roy Harmer, Agent - truck insurance - 46.09 _Oscar J. Lubke - assessor's school expense 21.80 The Rare Oil Co. - station charges - 50.06 Skelly Oil Co. - station charges - 14.98 .Geo. M. Betzold - snow removal.- 145.50 .A.S. Duff - snow removal - 15.00 Lyle Ehlers - show removal - 15.00 Darrel Mongeau - snow removal - 45.87 Standard Oil Co. - station chagges - 6.75 Elmer Weum - sharpening saws - 2.25 Bill B. Hince - overtile, snow removal - 86.10 Chas. N. Weisbrich - do - 26.25 Clarence Griebenow - do - 8.25 Thomas Haley- extra police & expenses - 36.00 Gamble Store - supplies r 7.37 Housing Fund G.J. Reihsen - paint &wallpaper - 23.80 Schneider Hardware - shower head - 2.50 • Farmington Heating & Plumbing - plumbing repair - 10.30 r 115 Liquor Fund Milady Paper Co. - supplies - 23.12 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 8.11 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 169.80 Distillers Dist. Co. merchandise - 427.61 Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 43.56 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 711.24 Famous Brands Inc. - merdhandise - 213.00 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 157.29 Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 182.65 Alcorn Beverage Co. - beer - 26.08 Frank Pessek - tbacco, etc. - 239.41 City Club Dist. Co. - beer, etc. - 854.69 Ed Sheridan - beer - 71.35 Faribo Distributing Co. - beer - 176.50 Hanson Beverage Co. - beer - 559.32 Central Electric& Gas Co. - electricity - 43.08 Jacob Ries Bottling Works - merchandise - 51.00 Petty Cash - store supplies - 90.25 Distillers Distributing Co. - merchandise - 524.85 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 1,331.88 Sunny Hill Distributing Co. - merchandise - 47.60 Mid-West Wine Co. - merctandise - 77.40 Famous Brands Inc - merchandise - 42.16 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 7.29 Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $1,000.00 from Liquor Fund to General Fund. The a*plications for building permits and the recommendations of the Building & Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by Eugene Kuchera, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the following permits were ordered issued: Standard Oil Co. - commercial warehouse - Railroad right-of-way property adjacent to Second Street. Harlowe M. Johnson - addition to dwelling - Lot 2, Block 3, Dittman': Add. A request for a non-conforming use permit was received from Woodcraft Mfg. Co. for an addition to the existing commercial building on Lots 7-8-9-, Block 29, Village of Farmington, Minn. After due consideration, a public hearing on the matter was set for April 28, 1952 at 8:00 P.M. in the council chambers and the Clerk was directed ti publish notice of said hearing in the Dakota County Tribune in accordance with the provisions of Village Ordinance No. 119. A petition was received for the improvement of 4th street from the required number of property owners awning property abutting on the said street. After due consideration, a hearing on the proposed improvement was set for April 28, 1952 at 8:30 P.M. in the council chambers and the Clerk directed to publish a notice of said hearing in the Dakota Countyb Tribune as required by law. Mr. D.B. Whittier, Chairman and Mr. O.J. Lubke, Secregttary of the Farmington Youth Commission appeared before the council and discussed the proposed recreation program. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben 'etersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $500.00 from General Fund to the Youth Commission. Application for "On-Sale & 0ff-Sale Non-Intoxicating Beverage" licenses were reviewed. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by xeuben Petersen, the following licenses were ordered issued: J.J. Matzoll Farmington Bowling Cartes L.J. Baltes - Lisle's Cafe Mrs. H. Dooley - Avalon Cafe A.A. Stoneburg - Bert's Place E. Kuchera - E. Huchera & Son. Mrs. M. Muth - Myra's Cafe A group of property owners from the Wells & Kraft 5-acre lots appeared before the council to discuss the possibility of the owing of streets in that area. After considerakle discussion, the group was requested to submit a proposed plan to the Council for discussion & consideration. No further business appearing, the meeting was d adjourned. Harlowe M.)Toolrson, Village Clerk 116 A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on April 28, 1952 with all members present. The public hearing on the application for a "non-conforming" use permit by Woodcraft Mfg. Company was opened at 8:00 P.M. with Village Attorney John McBrien presiding. No objections being raised, a .proposed resolution entitled; "RESOLUTION GRANTING PERMIT FOR NON-CONFORMING USE" was introduced and assigned No. 1-52. H.M. Johnson moved its adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5; NAYES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. . The applications for Building Permits and the recommendations of the BuildingJE and Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by Eugene Kuchera, seconded .by Reuben Petersen, the following permits were ordered issued: Woodcraft Mfg. Co. - addition to commercial building - Lots 7, 8, & part of 9, Block 29. Alfred Staneburg - removal of small building to Lot 12, Block 34, M. Moes' Addition Howard Berry- private garage - Lot 3, Block 6, Betzold's and Add. Larry Wenthold - basement dwelling - Lot 11, Block 2, Bung's Add. Roy Oxendale - addition to commercial building -Lot 1, Block 37, M. Moes' Add. A.J. Steadman - remodel commercial building - part of Lots 1 & 2, Block 22. The Clerk read a letter from the Board of Health stating that an application for a permit for a sewer extension was still pending with the -6ommission pending certain requirements set up by the Commission. The Clerk was directed to write to the Board of Health informing them that inasmuch as the Village Council had heard nothing further from the property owners concerned, that they may consider the request for sewer extensions withdrawn. At 9:00 P.M. the hearing on the proposed Fourth Street Improvements was held. Property owners concerned were given an opportunity. to express their opinions. No objections to the proposed construction were voiced. The Council tabled the matter until a later date. _ The matter of the sale of sidewalk blocks was discussed. Motion by Rehben Petersen, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, that the price of said blocks be set at 20 cents each. No further business appearing, the meetingwas duly adjourned. Marlowe M. yon, Village Clerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of -the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on May 5, 1952 with all members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting and of the special meeting held since that date were read and approved. Gordon Bezdicheck, Pees. of the Commercial Club, appeared before the Council re- questing that they donate a sum of $100.00 Zor eight band concerts in the months of June and August. After due consideration, the matter was referred to the Farmington Youth Commission. The matter of a new floor covering at then Municipal Liquor Store was discussed. Motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, that medium weight linoleuk be laid and that the cost be shared equally by the Village and the landlord. r1 117 The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Eugene Kuchera, sedonded by A.H. Field, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - $278.11 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 23.50 Farmington Blacksmith Shop - repairs - 8.40 Community Auto & Oil Co. - gasoline, etc. - 40.23 ` Wilroy Motors - towing, etc. - 10.75 111 Northfield Iron Co. - culvert - 46.20 M.R. Klotz - labor grubbing tree 19.50 The Pure Oil Company - station charges - 24.41 Phillips Petroleum Co. - do 55.37 Skelly Oil Company - do 10.09 Standard Oil Company - do 17.68 Socony-Vacuum ail Co. - diesel fuel - 16.92 • Al's Mobil Station - gasoline, etc. - 17.37 Baakensonws Mobil Station - gasolineetc. 19.50 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes & notices - 38.75 A.S. Diff - snow removal - 30.00 F.W. Lehr - painting signs - 10.00 J.R. Klitzbeacher - special police & expenses - 10.00 Dale Schmidtke - pumping water - 8.00 Donald Sypal dp 8.00 Miller-Davis Company - Village•8rders & Checks - 66.58 Ernest Sprute - sharpening saws - 2.00 H.M. Johnson - truck licenses & postage - 1.93 F.A. Kelly - sidewalk construction - 1,959.80 Bury & Carlson, Inc. - Redi-Mix Blacktop - 22.50 Dakota County Highway Dept. - chloride - 114.00 Farmington Auto Co. - truck & car repair & maint.- 78.98 • Housing Fund Marshall Wells Store - Paint, Etc. -- 11.15 F.L. McAndrew & Son - Paint, Etc. -. 7.45 IIILiquor Fund Ed Philips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 324.83 Old Peoria Company - do 272.52 H. Steenerson & Company - quarterly audit - 100.00 • Village of Farmington - garbage collection 13.50 Ed Philips & Sons Co. - metehandise - e 453.50 Ebin Brothers Co. - do - 218.20 Alcorn Beverage Co. - beer - 163.88 • Champale Unlimited - merchandise - , 26.93 Faribo Dist. Company - beer 15.05 • Hanson Beverage Co. - beer - 551.19 F MiladP Paper Company - supplies - 10.05 • City Club Distributing Co. - beer - 823.11 Frank Pessek - tobacco, etc. - 360.46 • Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity -• 43.79 • Jacob Ries Bottling Works - merchandise 152.33 Petty Cash - store supplies - 132.42 Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 244.01 • Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 6.49 A petition, signed by eleven property owners, requesting the opening of Seventh Street from Walnut Street to Ash Street was presented to the Council by J.F. Wolkow. The property owners present were informed that since not all Abutting property owners were in favor of opening 7th street, it would be impossible to grant.their request without condemnation proceedings and that it had been the 111 policy of the Village Council to open streets only when the property owners dedicated land for this purpose. The propertyers then inquired if there owners was any possibility that all the would dote land for this purpose. After°a very lengthy dissuasion, a proposed plan was agreed upon by all the property present and tentatively approved by the council as follows: • 1. Seventh Street to be opened from Walnut street to Ash Street by the decication of 80 feet of land by all abutting property owners. ,• 2. Dedication of 80 feet by George & Myra Flynn in the center of Lot 6, Wells & Braft Lots, for a street connecting 6th Street & $th Street. . 3. Dedication of 80 feet by games Corrigan & wife an the South line of Lot 4, Wells & Kraft Lots. for a street connecting 7th & 8th streets. 4. Dedication of 40 feet by Dakota County Farm Bureau Service Assobiation an the South line of Lot 5, Wells & Kraft Lots, and the dedication of 118 .111 of 40 feet by George &kens & wife on the North Line of Lot 8, Wells & Kraft Lots, for a street connecting 7th & 9th streets. The property owners were requested by the Council to have the area platted showing streets, alleys, and lots and submit to the Council for final formal approval. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Eugene Nuchera, the Council approved mor Ingerson's appeentment of Ray A. Briesacher as Justice of the Peace OW to fill the vacant► now existing ,i for the term expiring Dec. 31,1953. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the resignation of Thomas A. Haley as Chief of Police was accepted and the Clerk directed to pay •him one week's earned vacation salary. Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, J.R. Klotzbeacher was appointed Chief of Police, effective immediately, and instructed to assume all -the duties of the Police Dept. for the present at a salary of, $350.00 per month. , No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. Marlowe M. Johnson"' age Clerk • COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council bf the Village of Farmington, was held in the council,/chambers,with all members except Reuben Petersen present. /on June 2, 1952 The minutes of the last regular meeting and of the special meetings held since that. date were read and approved. - - The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Eugene Kuchera, seconded by A.H. Field, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund H.C. Simonsen - fire dept. supplies - $6.80 C.L. Ammerman Co. - dO - 4.37 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 267.18 Beedicheck Grocery - soap - . 1.36 _ Mrs. Clarence Magnuson - cleaning library - 7.15 • Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes, etc - 19.38 Farmington Auto Co. - truck & police car maintenance - 12.41 Wilroy Motors - Truck repair - 23.75 Ben Erickson - snow removal - . 20.00 Walter S. Booth & Son - justice supplies - - 8.50 Bury & Carlson, Inc. -- blacktop redi.mix - 97.50 Al's Mobilgasq Station - gasoline --- 4.24 The Pure Oil Company - station charges - 14.49 Skelly Oil Company - dO 9.72 . Standard Oil Company - - do 34.09 F.A? Kelly - sidealk teplacement - 466.00 Central Telephone Co. - telephone 24.25 Liquor Fund Famous Brands, Inc - merchandise - 93.52 Ed Phillips & Sins, Co. - do - 719.79 Distillers Distributing Co.Ldo - 793.26 Old Peoria Company - do 146.94 Jacob Ries Bottling Works - do 67.28 Frank Peesek - tobacco, etc. - 326.44 Griggs Cooper & Co. - , merchandise - 238.92 Alcorn Beverage Co. - do 157.14 City Club Dist. Co. - beer - 1,008.55 Ed Sheridan - beer - -33.50 Hanson Beverage Co.. - beer - 819.11 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 945.49 _ Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 142.64 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity- 46.24 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 5.99 r , 119 ' P.I.R. Fund Banister Engineering Co. - staking & surveying - $65.00 F.A. Kelly - sidewalk construction - 1,369.20 Housing Fund Alhberg Pharmacy - paint & wall paper - 57.99 Marshall Wells Store - do 11.28 • III Applications for building permits were received and the recommendations of the Building & Planning Commission duly considered. Upon motion by Eugene Kuchera, seconded by H.M. Johnson, the following permits were ordered issued: E.Y.`Gerster - addition to existing dwelling - Lots 6-7-8, Block 8 Ernest Hagen - basement dwelling - Lot 4, Block 6, Betzold's Add. Watson Store Planners Inc - new commercial building - 701 1st St. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the official bond of Ray A. Briesacher as Justice of the Peale was accepted and ordered placed on file with the Dakota County Clerk of Court. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the Ma or and Clerk were authorized to execute a lease with Rosholt Equipment Co. for$ the rental of a street sweeper at a rental fee of $185.50 per month. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, Roland Engelman was designated dog catcher and authorized to retain one-half of'all license lees collected as reimbursement for his services. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by A.H. Field, the Liquor Store Manager was directed to order "heavy grade" linoeleum for floor covering the the liquor store instead of medium grade as previously authorized. Emil Sprute appeared before the council relative^to parking an Fourth Street during baseball games. After due consideration, Eugene Kuchera was directed to contact III the baseball association and authorize "No Parking During Game" to be placed an the East side of Fourth Street and the Police Dept. ordered to see that this was enforced. ' No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. / 41110 /'- j i/ ,,, Harlowe M. Johns, Village Clerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on July 7th, 1952 with all members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Mr. R.C.`Copenhaver, C.E. Cadwell, H.W. Hosmer, iiii#George Mussman, and E.Y. Gerster of the Building & Planning Commission were present to discuss with the Council policies regarding the issuance of building permits. The main dis- cussion centered around the question of permitting basement homes to be erected. IIIAfter due consideration, the Mayor directed Attoeney John McBrien to collect facts and data on this problem, discuss it with the members of the Building Commission and the council, and attempt to make a recommendation to the 4ext meebing of the Council. Mayor Ingerson then made a presentation of a plaque and a watch to T.J. Feely frau a group of citizens for 41 years of faithful service to the local school and community. 120 Mr. T.J. Feely, I.G. Empey, F.E. Henneberry, and Chester Brinkman of the Water Board appeared before the Council regarding the call for bids on the new well and pump. After due consideration, the Water Board was directed to proceed to call for bids in accordance with the specifications supplied by their engineer. Mayor Ingerson directed Attorney McBrien to prepare the call for bids and to notify the Council of$ the date and time that the Water Board would meet to open the bids so that members of the Council could be present. Roger Clay and Russell Royce appeared before the Council inquiring if the hearing on the matter of the trains parked in the Village of Farmington each night, was being held. They were informed that a special meeting of property owners con- cerned and the superintendent of the railroad had been set for Monday, July 20th at 8:00 P.M. and that any citizen was welcome to attend. Mr, H.A. Davis, surveypr, and a group of property owners appeared before the council with a proposed plat of some of Wells & Kraft 5-acre lots showing the designation of streets, alleys, etc. Inasmuch as several dedication deeds were required from other than the platting property owners and inasmuch as not all the platting property owners had signed the plats, the official acceptance of the plats was tabled until these details had been accomplished. The ########00 applications for building permits4 the recommendations of the Building & Planning Cbmmission were duly considered and the following permits were ordered issued; upon°motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen: A.H. Field - new private garage - Lot 1, Field'Addition Geo. Flynn - do - Lot 1, Block 9 Chas. Kohls - new &telling - Part of Lot 1, Wells & Kraft lots. Arthur Ersfeld - new dwelling - Lot 8, Block 3, Shepley's Addition. Inasmuch as the matter of basement homes is under consideration, the application of Jack E. Gergen for a permit to erect a basement home was tabled until a de- finite policy is established. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Ira Ives - cutting weeds - $73.50 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 239.65 Otto Leidner - special police - 69.00 Les L. Olson - special police - 20.00 T.R. Klotzbeawher - police dept. expense - 36.66 DR. A.J. Eaaond - health officer expense A 6.00 Henry Lundgren - weed destruction expense - 15.50 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes - 8.75 Kulstad Bros - cap .98 Coast to Coast Store - street supplies - 7.36 Marshall Wells Store - supplues - 2.20 Lubke Insurance Agency - fire truck insurance - 57.88 C.E. Cadwell, Agent - workman's compensation ins. - 400.00 Miller-Davis Company - supplies - 8.02 Minnesota Fire Equipment Co. - fire hose 350.00 Haa kenson's Mobil Station - gasoline - 39.66 Farmington Auto Co. - police car maintenance- 10.30 Macmillan Oil Co. - oil - 35.64 Skelly Oil Company - station charges- 44.17 Standard Oil Company - do - 24.34 John J. McBrien - legal services - 648.10 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 25.00 Liquor Fund Jos. N. Baltes - awning - 58.82 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 199.46 .Swiss Wine House - merchandise - 79.60 Jphn 0. Danielson - painting, etc. - 30.00 Mid West Wine Co. - merchandise- , 48.35 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 246.88 Collector of Internal Revenue - revenue stamp - 50.00 121 Fran X Pessek - tobacco, etc. - 273.14 Ed Phillips & SonsCo. - merchandise - 274.60 Jacob Ries Bottling Works - merchandise - 64.37 Distillers Distributing Co. - merchandise 260.70 Alcorn Beverage Co. - beer - 164.04 Eiby Club Dist. Co. - beer - 1,036.15 Ed' Sheridan - beer - 55.43 Faribo Dist. Co. - beer - 80.60 Hanson Beverage Co. - beer - 706.23 N ordquis t & Co. - prop. share of floor 209.24 Cehtral Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 45°.89 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 108.53 Municipal Liquor Store Assn. - 1952 Dues - 10.00 Liquor Control Commissioner - annual fee - 10.00 Lubke Ibsurance Agency - insurance - 297-.25 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 318.32 Old Peoria Company - merchandise - 354.98 H.` Steenerson - quarterly audit - 100.00 Distillers Dist. Co. - merchandise - 468.69 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 6.74 Housinfl Fund Ira Ives cutting weeds - 3.50 Marshall "ells Store - paint, etc. - 10.84 Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $1,500.00 from Liquor Fund to General Fund. No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. • Zdaid 4/14.7,//1'/I4AL rlo+we M. ohn j/ , 'illage Clerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Ctunc:;.l of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on August 4th, 1952 with all members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. The resignation of Chas. N. Weisbrich as Street Superintgndent was received and accepted. After a discussion and upon motion by Reuben retersen, seconded by H.M. Johnson effective August 1, 1952 Bill B. Hince was named Street. Supt. at a salary of $260.00 per month and Clarence Griebenow named Ass't. Street •Supt. at a salary of $215.00 per month. Mr. O.J. Lubke of the Farmington Youth Commission explained to the Council the summer recreation program and stated that additional funds were necessary to carry the program to completion. Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by H.M. Johnson, the Clerk was directed to transfer $500.00 from the General Fund to the Farmington Youth Commission. The a}plications for building permits and the recommendationg of the Building & Planning Commission duly considered. Upon motion by Reuben retersen, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the following permits were ordered issued: Goover Hoffman - private garage - Lot 8, Block 1, Dittman's Addition George Mussman - private garage - Lot 8, Elmway Addition A.J. Steadman - move house on to part of Lot 8, Wells & Kraft 5-acre Lots from Great Lakes Pipe Line site. Mr. George Mussman, R.G. Shirley & Dale Empey of the Civilian Defense Committee informed the Council that the Civilian Defense group had an opportunity to obtain a number of emergency supplies and equipment if a proper storage place could be furnished. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Village Council agreed to furnish adequate hpusing for said materials. _1l 122 1 The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund . Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 224.60 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 25.95 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes - 11.00 Farmington Auto Co. - truck & Auto repair - 61.37 Coast to Coast Store - supplies - 2.24 Drs. Field & Hunter - Intoxication test - ' . 7.50 Marshall Wells Store - supplies - 1.15 III Nur, & Carlson, Inc - black-top - 170.00 Otto Leidner - special police - 42.00 C.E. Cadwell - insurance - 86.60 Ray A. Briesacher - justice supplies - 7.50 League of Minnesota Municipalities - 1952-53 Dues - 73.00 Westinghouse Electric Supply Go. - supplies - 14.44 Murphy Motor Freight Lines - freight - 3.42 Rosholt Equipment Co. - sweeper rent & supplies = 229.15 Al's Mobil Station - gasoline - 7.83 Skelly Oil Co. -. station charges - 5.38 Standard Oil Company - station charges - 16.36 Oscar J. Lubke - assessing 1952 - 700.00 S . Liquor Fund _ Griggs Cooper & 'Co. - merchandise - 308.78 Ed Phillips & Stns Co. - do - 740.29 Village of Farmington - garbage collection - 13.50 Malady Paper Co. - supplies - 32.07 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 654.40 Jacob Rises Bottling Works - merchandise - 57.41 Ed Sheridan - beer - 70.36 City Club Distributing Co. - beer - 1,038.02 Alcorn Beverage Co. - beer - 240.24 Frank Pessek - tobacco, etc. - 406.36 Hanson Beverage Co. - beer - 883.18 Faribo Dist. Co. - beer - 15.90 III 1 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 48.60 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 118.76 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 315.36 Central Telephone Go. - telephone - 6.14 Housing Fund Schneider Hardware - paint, etc. - 16.65 Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by A.H. Field, the Clerk was directed to transfer $1,000.00 'from Liquor Fund to General Fund. A written complaint was received from six property owners regarding the open cesspool and outside toilet existing on Lot 9, Block 29, Town of Farmington. After due discussion, it was moved by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, that the owner be given notice to eliminate both of the above and hook up to city sewer at the earliest possible date. A group of property owners frau the northeast section of Farmington and four officials of the Milwaukee railroad met with the council regarding the smoke and noise caused by$ the parking of locomotives within the Village. After a lengthy discussion, the Railroad officials agreed to move the locomtives to the east side of Highway #218 on week-end and holidays and toi investigate the possibility of making a permanent move to 'the sage location. They agreed to make a report$ to the Council on this possibility by September 1, 1952. After a report of his finding by Attorney John McBrien and consideration of the re- commendations of the Building & Planning Commission, a proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING PROCEDURE & REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDING PERMITS FOR BASEMENT HOMES" was introduced and assigned No. 2-52. H.M. Johnson moved its adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5; NATES, 0; and the resolution was declared a dopted and passed. . No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. .400 i> / I/' AdIL Marlowe Mk Johnso- `illage Clerk 1 A irk1 123 COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on September 15, 1952, having been-postponed from , September 1, 1952. All meybers were present. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. • III The following bills were reiiewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Postmaster - Farmington, Minn. - stamped envelopes - 91.68 H.R. Klotz - labor, cutting weeds - 60.00 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 22.90 Edith Johnson - election judge - 13.12 Evelyn McDermott - do - 13.12 Laura Thompson - do - 13.12 Fannie Madison - election clerk - 13.12 Laura Hoffman - do - 13.12 C.B. Whittier - election judge - 11.25 Henrietta Gelder - do - 12.75 Rose Mussman - do - 12.75 Susanna Watson - election clerk - 12.75 Elaine Anderson - do - 12.75 Bury & Carlson, Inc. - blacktop - 151.25 St. Paul Stapp Works - police badges - 18.81 Rosholt Equipment Co. - sweeper rent - 185.50 Lubke Ins. Agency - insurance - 62.50 General Electric Co. - bulbs - 64.63 Westinghouse Elecric Supply Co. - electrical supplies - 121.88 Henricksonr & McCluskey - light bases - 46.00 Dakota County Electric Coop - erecting lights - 18.00 Glenn Taft - wire & install lights - 341.75 III Central Electric # Gas Co. - electricity - 251.41 Ira Ives - citting weeds - 77.00 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes & cards - 15.13 Ahlberg Pharmacy - rat poinson - 9.75 Otto Leidner - special,police - 51.00 Kulstad Bros - police uniform trousers - 54.00 Larsen Electric - elec. supplies - 9.12 Dr. Albert Emond -servine nuisance notice - 5.00 Milroy Motors - truck repair 50.98 Farmington Auto Co. - truck & auto repair - 342.98 H.Y. Johnson - transporting election results - 3.00 Lampert Yards, Inc - materials - 9.40 Phillips Petroleum Co. - station charges - 51.67 Skelly'Oii Company - do 31.31 Standard OiloCompany - do 64.14 Al's Mobil Station - do 56.99 Soccny-Vacuum Oil Co. - diesel fuel - 29.38 M.M. Zechmeister - gravel - 20.25 Emil Hanson - gravel 1,552.50 Peoples Natural Gas Co. - gas - 3.78 Liquor Fund _ Distillers Distributing-Co. - merchandise = - 278.42 Ed Phillips .& Sons Co. - do - 335.83 Do do - 941.19 illDistillers Distributing Co. - do - 373.28 Griggs Cooper & Co. - do - 246.18 Petty Cash - stirs supplies - 121.91 Frank Pessek - tobacco, etc. - 298.49 Hanson Beverage Co. - bier/ 759.74 Ed Sheridan - beer - 66.16 Alcorn Beverage Co. - beer - 86.69 National Cash Register Co. - maintenance contract - 30.00 Old Peoria Company - merchandise - 143.95 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 52.98 I.A. Larson - Collor repair - 28.82 City Club Dist. Co. - beer - 1,117.09 Jacob Rise -Bottling Co. - merchandise - 103.78 Faribault Dist. Co. -beer - 16.75 Petty Cash- store supplies - 33.51 L. J 12 Upon notion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the Clerk was directed to transfer $1,000.00 from the Liquor Fund to General Fund. Upon motion by Reuben letersen, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the Clerk was directed to transfer $200.00 from the General Fund to the Youth Commission. The application for a building permit and the recommendations of the Building and Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by Eugene Kuchera, seconded by Reuben etersen, a building permit was ordered issued to Adolph Smithberger to construct a new dwelling an the rear of Lot 1, Youngkrants Addition and the vacant housing unit was awarded to Edwin Ebeling Jr. The question of the conthnation of rent contfols was discussed and tabled. 10#600 Petitions requesting the vacating of certain steets and alleys were pre- sented and found to be in proper form. After due consideration, the Clerk was directed to publish and post notice of a public hearing on October 6,1952 to consider said vacation. It was called to the attention of the council that, at the meeting of the Milwaukee Railroad officials and property owners held recently, some definite report had been promised to be made to the council by September 1, 1952. In view of the fact that no report had been received, the Village Attorney was directed to write to the Milwaukee Railroad Co. to find out what the status of their plans was at this time and report to the council. A propsed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING PLATS OF MARKiMAN'S ADDITION, + ADDITION, CORRIGAN'S ADDITION, FARM BUREAU ADDITION, FLYNN'S OUNGKRANTZ S Y `ADDITION AND EAKEN'S ADDITION AND THE DEDICATION OF PARTS OF SEVENTH STREET 'BY FIELDS, VOLDENS, AND HARRIS" was introduced and assigned No. 3-52. Reuben Petersen moved its adoption, seconded by H.M. Johnson. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 4; NAVES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. No further business appearing the meeting was duly adjourned, rlowe Vii. John,:, Village Cler COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, was held in the council chambers on October 6th, 1952 with all members present. The ainutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Applications for building permits and the recommendations of the Building and Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the following permits were ordered issedd: • Vernard Marcell - new private garage - Lots 8 & 9 Block 3, Greenway Add "A". W,A. Rippberger - new private garage - Part of NEt OF NEk Sec. 31-114-19 L.W. Masses - new private garage - Lot 3, Eaken's Addition E.W. Ahlberg - hew dwelling - Lot 7, Block 2, Feely's Addition Upon motion by H.R. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $1,000.00 from Liquor Fund to General Fund. A proposed resolution entitled "RESOLUTION DECLARING ASSESSABLE COST OF SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION" was introduced assigned No. 4-52. Reuben Petersen moved its adoption, seconded by A.H. Field. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES,S NATES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. A proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION FOR TARVIA & CURBING CONSTRUCTION ON FOURTH STREET" was introduced and assigned No. 5-52. N.M. Johnson moved its adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5; NAPES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. r 125 A proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION FOR SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION ON FOURTH STREET" was introduced and assigned No. 6-52. Reuben Petersen moved its adoption, seconded byt,Eugene Kuchera. Upon being put to vote, there were: Ayes, 5; NAPES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, ordered paid from the fund indicated: IIIGeneral Fund Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 305.13 Cehtral Telephone Co. - telephone - 23.25 Otto Lsidner - special police - 42.00 L.J. Baltes - food for prisoners - 7.90 Farmington Auto Co. - truck repair - 41.58 The Beltz Company - typewriter - 35.00 A1!s Mobil Station - gasoline - 4.20 Dakota County Tribune - publishing notices - 10.80 Star Express & Transfer - freight - 1.65 Besdicheck Grocery - city hall supplies - 2.83 Cities Service Oil Co. - station charges - 78.34 Skelly Oib Company - do 14.75 Bury & Carlson, Inc. - blacktop - 93.50 Wilrpy Motors - truck repair 2.25 Ahlberg Pharmacy - bug bombs - 2.98 Municipal Steel Corporation - grader blades - 13.80 Rosholt Equipment Co. - sweeper rent - 185.50 &Liquor Fund Central Telephone Co. telephone - 5.64 Old Peoria Co. - merchandise - 229.16 Distillers Dist. Co. - merchandise - ` 1,382.91 Swiss Wine House - merchandise - 84.25 Ed'Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 280.21 Alcorn Beverage Co. - merchandise - 314.53 III Hanson Beverage Co. - beer - 573.15 Jacob Ries Bottling Works - merchandise - 32.46 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 141.54 City Club Dist. Company - beer - " 874.15 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - " 363.E Frank eessek - tobacco, etc. - Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 5.93 Famous Brands, Inc. - merchandise - 524.88 Medford Dist. Company - beer - R 26.80 Faribo Dist. Company - beer - - 17.60 • At 9:00 P.M., the public hearing on the proposed vacation of an alley in Lot 2, Wells & Kraft 5,Acre Lots was held. No objection being raised to proposed vacation, a proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTICN VACATING PART OF=ALLEY IN LOT TNO OF WELLS & KRAFT'S FIVE ACRE LOTS TO FARMINGTON" was inti;oduced.and•assigned No. 7-52. Reuben Petersen moved its adoption, seconded by A.H. Field. Upon being put to vote, there were; AYES,5; NAYES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. A proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF PART OF ALLY BY MARSCALIS" was introduced and assigned No. 8-52. H.M. Johnson moved its adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Upon being put to vote, there were: 028,5; NAPES, 0; - and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. A public hearing was then held on the proposed vacation of streets in Field Addition. No objection being raised, a proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION VACATING IIISTEETS OR PARTS OF STREETS IN FIELD ADDITION TO THE VILLAGE OF FARMINGTON" was intro- duced and assigned No. 9-52. Reuben Petersen moved its adoption, seconded by Eugene Kuccera. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES,5;; NAYES,_0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. Chas. Kohls appeared beforeithe Council inquiring when Seventh Street-would be opened. After discussion, the Cpuncil informed Mr. Kohls that Seventh Street would be opened as far as Corrigan's Addition this fall and all the way to Ash Street next spring. No furher business appearing, the meeting was duly =(. -ed. 11if /jp / • rlowe M. Johnspn, ' m -ge lark 126 1 COUNCIL MEETII A regular monthly meeting of the al _se 0=011 ,,�e Village of Farmington, Minn. ci was held in the counl chambers w t Thki 'Members present: Francis Ingerson, Reuben etersen, H.M. Johnson, and Village Attorney John McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. . The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, sedonded by H.M. Johnson, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. - liability ins. - 22.00 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 320.13 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - - 25.80 ' Otto Leidner - special police - 47:00 Mill Davis Company - supplies - 9.67 Schneider Hardware - misc. supplies - 65.37 Bury & Carlson, Inc. - blacktop - 24.40 Rpast to Coast Store supplies - 2.68 G.J. Reiheen - shovel - 1.95 V.J. Schroeder - sharpening saws - 3.69 C.B. Whittier - postage - 3.13 U.M. Johnson - postage & freight - .5.39 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes & ads - 23.40 The Olson Company - rubber stamp 2.95 Minnesota Fire Equipment Co. - lights - 1.70 Dakota County Highway Dept - chloride 160.00 Rosholt Equipment Co. - rent of sweeper - 185.50 Quality Chevrolet Inc. - truck repair - 6.23 Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. - street lights - • 14.84 Farmington Auto Co. - police car maintenance - • - 36.75 Skelly Oil Company- station charges - 18.17 Standard Oil Company do - 135.71 Roland Engelman - special police - r7,50 Liquor FundIII Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 1,443.24 Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 292.83 Old Peoria Company - merchandise - , 121.49 Melody Paper Company - misc. supplies - 54.57 Sunny Hill Dist. Company - merchandise - - , k4.00 Distillers Dist. Company - merchandise - 301.84 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 187.80 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. -merchandise - 583.95 . Frank Pessek -tobacco, etc. - 288.75 Petty Cash - store supplies - 42.60 City Club Dist. Co. - beer - 846.07 Qlcorn. Beverage Co. - beer - 106.75, Faribo Diet. Canpany - beer. - 34.40 Hanson Beverage Co. - beer - 650.33 Ralph Christensen - merchandise - 24.73 Central Electric &, Gas Co., - electricity - 47.14 Petty Cash - store supplies - 121.67 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 6.33 Ed Phillips & Sees Co, - merchandise - 1,691.08 Housing Fund Gamble Hardware - paint & supplies - 17.63 Ahlberg Drug - do 12.70 Glenn Taft - repair lights - 3.00. 1 Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to III . transfer $2,000.00 frau Liquor Fund to General Fund. . ' Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $550.00 from the General Fund to the Farmington Youth Commission. 127 Being 9:00 P.M., the Mayor inquired if any bids had been received in response to our advertisement for Curb and Sidewalk construction published in the Dakota County Tribune. The Clerk informed the Council that two bids had been received, rely: F.A. Kelly and Art Boller. Whereupon it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, that bids be clpsed. Motion carried. The Cler3 was directed to open and read the bids which were as follows: F.A. Kelly: $2.00 per lineal foot for Curb & Gutter 1.50 per lineal foot for four foot sidewalk. Art Bolier: 1.95 per lineal foot for Curb & Getter .45 per square foot for sidewalk. Whereupon it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, that the bid of F.A. Kelly be accepted. Upon being put to vote, there were: ALES, 3; NAPES, 0; and the motion was declared passed. A public hearing was then held on the proposed sidwwwalk assessment an Elm Street. No property owner appearing in objecthion to said assessment, a proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT" was introduced and assigned No.10-52. H.M. Jphnson moved its adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 3; NAYES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted m and passed. A proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION FIXING BENEFITS FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVE& MENT AND ADOPTING ASSESSMENT THEREFOR" was introduced and assigned No. 11-52. Reuben Petersen moved its adoption, seconded by H.M. Johnson. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 3; NAPES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. 244(P114111° Marlowe M. John Village Clerk A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on November 25, 1952 with all members present. After due consideration of the 1951 and 1952 village budgets, of the receipts and expenditures for 1951 and 1952 to date, and of the needs for the coming year, it was moved by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, that the following budget be established for the year, 1953: BUDGET Streets: $16,000.00 Fire Department 750.00 • Clerk Expense 1,500.00 Police Protection '6,500.00 Treasurer & Assessor ' 700.00 Councilmen & Mayor 100.00 • Street Lighting 4,000.00 Library 200.00 Elections 100.00 • Legal Services 800.00 - Sewage Disposal Plant 1,500.00 Recreation 2,450.00 Garbage Collection 6,000.00 Sidewalk Construction 2',500.00 Miscelaaeous (Insurance, Adm. 2,500.00 expense, Publications, etc) Bond Reduction & Interest 9.000.00 Total: $54,600.00 Revenue from Sources Other than taxation 25,600.00 Wer from Taxation: $29,000.00 128 Officials of the Northern Natural Company - Pe les Natural Gas Division, including Mr. Richard Bernard and Mr. C.A. Cove appeared before the council requesting a renewal of their franchise in Fa gton for a period of another 25 years. Mr. Bernard informed the council that they IMO would agree to connect up the applications now on file ) of which there were twenty-two (22) if the Council could see their way clear to grant the franchise at this time. After considerable discussion and consideration, it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, that the matter be tabled until the next regular meeting on December 8, 1952. . 111LL No furker business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. • / /411111111111. Harlowe M. JOTon, Village Clerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on December 8, 1952 with all members present. The minutes of the last regular'meeting and of the special meeting held since that date were read and approved. - The following billsi were reviewed and upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund , Lentral Telephone Co. - telephone - 25.25 6entral Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 368.90 Otto Leeidner - special police - 54.00 Frank Lehr - labor, streets - 8.75 Bill B. Hince - extra labor, streets, - 103.50 III Petersen's Service - MOW grader repair - 31.50 Reuben Petersen - misc. street expense - 15.00 Northfield Iron Co. - grader blades - 22.38 Coast to Coast Store - misc. supplies - • 5.61 Farmington Auto Co. - truck repair - 2.05 Wilroy Motors - truck repair - 70.27 Ahlberg Pharmacy - ether - 1.25 Dakota County Tribune - printing ballots & publications - 21.90 Bezdicheck Grocery - supplies - 1.28 Barbeay Supply Co. - cleaning supplies - 32.16 Miller Davis Co. - Adm. supplies - 32.18 Farmington Blacksmith Shop - welding, etc. - 15.25 Wm. H. Ziegler Co., Inc. - grader supplies - 45.00 Al's Mobil Station - gasoline - 7.83 Phillips Petroleum Co. - station charges - 64.04 ' Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. - diesel fuel - 17.65 . Skelly. Oil Company - station charges - 96.33 Rosholt Equipment Co. - sweeper rent - 185.50 Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. - street lighting equip. 51.50 Municipal Supply Co. - sewer cleaning rods, etc. - 56.06 John a. MaBrien - legal services - 150.00 Emil Hanson - gravel - 497.25 Liquor Fund Distillers Dist. Company - merchandise - 262.39III Mid-West Wine Company - do - 154.80 Melady gaper Company - supplies - 11.85 Fd Phillips & Sons Company - merchandise - 181.32 Frank Pessek - tobacco, etc. - 309.1 .,, Old Peoria Company - merchandise - ' 244.90 Distillers Dist. Company - do - 247.34 Treasurer, State of Minnesota - hotel license - 3.50 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 130.22 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 49.51 Alcorn Beverage Co. - beer - 154.42 City Club Dist. Company - beer - 920.92 Hanson Beverage Company - beer - . 512.96 Ralph Christensen - merchandise - Griggs Cooper & 08. - merchandise - 351.27 FP1 129 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 958.60 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 6.93 Del's Refrigeration Inc. - cooler repair - 31.50 Roy Harmer, Agent - insurance - 65155 Housing Fund Milberg Drug - paint, etc. - 5.31 Gamble Hardware - paint, etc. - 5.68 Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Eugene Kuchera, the Clerk was directed to transfer $1,500.00 from Liquor Fund to General Fund. The application for a permit, by McHugh Bros. to move a private garage building from tne,rear of #425 Third Street to #427 Third street and to build an additiin thereto and the recommendations of the Building & Planning Commission concerning the said application were duly considered. Thereupon its was moved by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, that,inasmuch as the proposed project does not comply with Village Ordinance No. .120 (Fire Limits) the application for permit be rejected. Upon being put to vote there were: Ayes, 5;. Nayes, 0; and the Clerk was instructed to notify the applicant that the permit had been denied. Village Attorney McBrien reported that he had again received complaints relative to the trains parked an the tracks adjacent to Pine Street and that Councilman Petersen and humself had inspected the houses of the objecting property owners. He showed pictures displaying the damage to the houses and reported that he had made contact with the Railroad officials and expected to hear something more definite in the near future. Teo reptesentatives of the State Civilian Defense orifice and Mr. Musaman and Mr. Shirley of the local Civilian Defense Committee appeared before the Council with a proposed agreement for the assignment of certain defense materials. After considerable discussion and due consideration, the matter of the agreement was tabled until the Village Attorney could chedk the legegity of said agreement with the Attorney General.III - Mr. Harrison and Mr. C.A. Covey of the Peoples Natural Gas Co. appeared before the Council regarding the question of renewing their franchise. Mr. Harrison explained in detail the problems of theircompany and the reasons for requesting renewal at this time. Mr. R.'. Nordquist, Richard Beyer, Donald Whittier, • and A.C. Smith 9 representing a committee from the Farmington Commercial Club also appeared. After considerable discussion, Mr. Harrison assured the Council that his Company would do the following, if the fra a $"anted at this time: (1) Guarantee gas service to the new school,%oa�'po ntsAt the corner of Maple &-Fourth streets or Maple and Sixth Streets (as the Board may decide) within a period of 2-3 years; (2) Remove all the 5 degree shut-offs • on commercial building; (3) Connect up all residential, commercial, and industrial applications now on file. (4) Connect up with gas the residence of John P. Sauber, if the c cil would approve; (5) Remove all the present restrictions on gas usuagej AFheret:spen-e-prepeeed- n4RD•I �RANWAQ- - r-FRA1401414R RMr GAS--GO , A-GORPORMII-ON-4-epereting-e.e4BORAS-44A4VRA.L-448-D.PASION4u-wee-intasedeeed-and- s as signed-N•ea--i. ----- erg--petereen-e eek- jt e-• tion---epee mice- • - ieId. Upon-bei g-petr#re-rete--#here-Were•e--•A ,--51--# ST-Ag--•er k--the- erdimamee-maa- No further business appearing, the meeting was du ° adjourned. Village lerk �/ rlowe M. Johne•,• III * Whereupon it was moved by Reuben Petersen„seconded by A.H. Field, that a franchise be granted to Peoples Natural Gas Diivisiod - Northern Natural Gas Co. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5; NAYES, 0; and the motion was declared passed. (Minutes corrected at a regular meeting of the Village Council held the 5th day of-January, 1053) _ I( /, ,a,",.4 / ,....<./4/ ALL. ...., Harlowe M. o /n, tillage Clerk 13 A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the #106###### offices of The First National Bank of Farmington, on December 29, 1952 with the following named members present: A.H. Field, Reuben Petersen & H.M. Johnson. The following bills were reviewed iand upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by H.M. Johnson, ordered paid from the fundindicated: General Fund Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 397.12 Skelly Oil Company - station charges - 3.51 111 Standard Oil Company - station charges - 24.26 A.S. Duff - snow removal - 81.00 H.C. Simonsen - sewage cleaning supplies - 52.23 Verdie J. Volden Inc. - dozing dump - 90.00 Rosholt Equipment Co. - sweeper rent - 185.50 Roger N. Clay —Fire Dept. .engineer - 40.00 Wm. H. Ziegler Co., Inc. - grader parts - 70.31 DarrellPetersenP - snow removal - 8.00 Petersen's Service - Grader repair - 27.50 Liquor Fund Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 175.95 Mid-West Wine Co. - do 81.40 Medford Dist. Company - do 67.98 C.E, Cadwell, Agent - insurance - 154.20 Malady Paper Company - supplies - 15.40 Ralph Christensen - merchandise - 90.67 Famous Brands, Inc. - merchandise - 157.62, Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 1,408.85 Distillers Dist. Co. - do 288.22 Old Peoria Company - do 263.38 Alcorn Beverage Co. - beer - 184.83 Faribault Dist. Company - beer - 19.50 Mid West Wine Company - 163.04. .Frank.Pessek - tobacco, etc. - 338.02 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 44.36 City Club Dist. Company - beer - 793.55 Hanson Beverage Company - beer - 578.77 Petty Cash - store supplies - 137.04 No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. 4 OP .116, A rlowe M. Jo ,f", Clerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on January 5th, 1953 with all members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting and of the special meeting held since that date were read. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to correct the minutes of the last regular meeting (December 8, 1952 as follows: Delete that portion pertaining to the presentation of a proposed Ordinance No. 121 and subsitute "that it was moved by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, that a franchise be granted to Peoples Natural Gas Division- Northern Natural Gas Co. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5; NAYES, 0; . and the motion was declared passed". Upon motion by Eugene Kuchera, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Council approved the action taken at the special meeting held on December 29, 1952. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $1,000.00 from Liquor Fund to General Fund.