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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1956 Minutesr 203 COUNCIL MEETING A special Meeting of the Village Councia of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the offices of The First National Bank of Farmington, on Friday, December 30th, 1955 with the following named members present, viz: Francis Ingersox , A.H. Field, Reuben Petersen, and H.M. Johnson. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by A.M. Field, seconded by H.M. Johnson, ordered paid from the Liquor Fund: Ed Phillips & Sans Co. - merchandise - 803.88 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 633.76 Distillers Distributing Co. - merchandise 245.52 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 149.17 Peoples Natural Cas - gas - 32,61 Ed ehillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 222.92 Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 193.56 Mid-West Wine Co. - merchandise - 86.70 Winn's Sign Service - sign - 24.50 Melady Paper Company - supplies - 8.17 Olson Products Corp. - repairs - 16.36 College City Beverage Co. — merchandise - 25.05 • J.P. Fritz Wholesale Co. - tobacco, etc. - 306.49 Alcorn Beverage Co. - merchandise 8 331.70 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 76.60 City Club Distributing Co. - merchandise - 1,113.13 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 31.45 Hanson Beverage Co. = merchandise - 424.38 No further business appearing, the meeting was d • y adjourned 40( / 4111111 4- lowe. / son, Village Clerk • • COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, was held in the council chambers on January 9th, 1956 with all members present. The minutes of the Last regular meeting and of the special meeting held on December 30, 1955 were read and approved. Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field,, the official bonds of C.B. Uhit#ier, Village Treasurer; Ray A. Briesacher, Justicerof the Peace; and Jacob R. Klotzbeacher, Constable; were approved and ordered placed on file with the proper authorities. Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, license fees for the year, 1956, were set as follows: Cigarette - $12.00 Milk & Cream - 10.00 Theatre - 30.00 Beer (On-Sale) - 75.00 Pool Hall - 20.00 Beer (Off-Sale) - 5.00 • Club Liquor License (On-Sale) - 100.00 The Village Clerk's Financial Statement for the year ending December 31, 1955 was presented and reviewed. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, 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 for the State of Minnesota, in accordance with the requirements of Law. 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 a fee of $100.00 and a licenseordered issued. 204 • The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Robert Feely, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Central Telephone Co. - telephone - $32.95 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 468.30 Bernard A. Record - building inspections - 15.00 Stanley Overby -- special police - 105.00 Besdicheck Grocery - supplies - .62 Roger Clay & Donald Thelen - Fire Dept. Engineers - 40.00 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes & ballots - 37.75 Schneider Hardware - Misc. Supplies - 13.66 Gamble Store - frost shields - 5.34 CeE. Cadwell, Agent - Gen. Liability Ins. & Tress, Bond 1,189.23 H.M. Johnson - freight on Street Lights - 2.32 M.M. Zechmeister - sand - 12.00 Wm. Henricksen - filing saws - - - 2.50 W.G. Woodward Company - coveralls - 117.85 Gus Larson - painting sign on civilian defense jrrailer- 7.00 Larsen Electric - electrical supplies - 9.88 Farm Equipment Store - truck maintenance & repair - 35.25 Wilroy Motors - police car maintenance= - 17.51 Socony-Mobil Oil Company- diesel fuel = P •6.28 The Pure Oil Company - stationc- charges - 25.25 Cities Service Oil Company - station charges - 27.60 Standard Oil Company - station charges .0 76.37 Mason Law Publishing Company --police manual - 7.00 Miller-Davis Company - Misc. supplies - 19.61 Housing Fund Leo Kline - repair steps - c 9.00 Nordquist & Company - linoeleum - 12.08 Marshall Wells Store - paint, wallpaper, etc. - 15.50 Schneider Hardware - repairs & supplies - 18.80 Lampert Yards Ins. - supplies - 1.05 Liquor Fund Village of Farmington - General Fund - Insurance - 196.56 Culligan Soft Water Service - service for Dec. - 9.00 Central Telephone Company - telephone - 9.30 Famous Brands, Inc. - merchandise - 177.16 Ed Phillips & Sons Company - merchandise - 1,491.64 lipon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $3,000.00 from the Liquor Fund to the P.I.R. Fund, in r®payment of some of the funds previously borrowed. 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, Farmington, Minn. be designated as the depositary of all village funds and 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 safe-keeping of said collateral. Applications having been received, upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Robert Feely, the following cigarette licenses for the year 1956 were ordered issued: National Food Store Marvin Kuchera Griebie's Food Market • J.J. Matzoll Ahlberg Pharmacy American Legion Club Larry Wenthold Bezdichek's Qrocery A.C. Hermann Farm Kitchen Lisle's Cafe Red Lion Tavern Avalon Cafe Deegan's Tavern Schroeder's Standard Station Sather's Resell Drug Hi Way Cafe Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to call for bids for sidewalk and curb construction, said bids to be opened at 9:00 P.M. on February 6th, 1956. r 205 The financial statement of the Farmington Youth Cmmmission for the year ending December 31, 1955, as presented by Mrs. Rosemary Feely, Secretary, was read and reviewed. After due consideration, upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the financial statement was approved, ordered placed on file, and a copy thereof published in the Dakota County Tribune. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the purchase of a Radiological Survey Meter and a Geiger Counter, for Civilian Defense use at a III cost of cost of $52.14 as 'the Village share (50% from the village & 50% from% Federal Government) was approved. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the following -appointments for the year, 1956, made by Mayor Ingerson, were approved: Sanitation Commission- Henry Lundgren, Chr. Christ Nelson Ishmael Oster BUilding & Planning Commission George Mussman, Chr. C.E. Cadwell, Sec'y. E.M. Gerster H.W. Hosmer H.O. Hagen Water Board I.G. Empey, Chr. T.J. Feely, Sec'y. Chester Brinkman F.J. Henneberry Health Officer Dr. Murray H. Hunter Associate Board Members Dr. W.C. Johnson Dr. Earl L. Cook Buii ina_Inspector Bernard A. Record Street Commissioner Reuben Petersen Police Commissioner A.H. Field Sewer & Water Commissioner Robert Feely Public Utilities, City Hall, & Library Harlowe M. Johnson • III Upon motion by A.H. Field, , seconded Reuben Petersen, salaries of Village Officials were set as follows and the following village employees were hired for the year,,1956, at the salaries indicated: Village Treasurer $30.00 per month Village Clerk 125.00 per month Street Sup't. - Bill B. Hince - 325.00 per month , Ass't. Street Sup't. - Clarence Griebenow - 260.00 per month, Do - Robert 0, Briesacher - 245.00 per month Police Chief .- J.R. Klotzbeacher - 380.00 per month Policeman - Axel A. Youngkrantz - 305.00 per month Liquor Store Manager - George Sypal - 350.00 per month Bartender - Chas. R. Riegert- 275.00 per month Bartender - Robert L, Summers 245.00 per month Store Janitor - John Sourer - 175.00 per month ,Extra Bartenders & Special Police - $1.25 per hour. The application for temporary permit by Ralph C Curtis to park a house trailer on Lots 2 & 3, Block 10, Village of Farmington, was again considered. Mr. Francis Snyder and Ralph Curtis appeared in favor of said permit and Mr. Stanley Gordner appeared in opposition. The Clerk presented a letter granting written permission ##00 to park said trailer by three of the four adjoining property owners. In vieww of the fact that the village ordinance states that written permission must be obtained from ALL the adjoining property owners, it was moved by A.H. Field, seconded by H.M. Johnson, that the permit be denied for lack of compliance with 111 Village Ordinance. Motion carried. 'he Clerk was then directed to notify Mr. Curtis, in.writing, that the permit had been denied. . Mr. Van Slyke, Mr. Ardell Hansen, and Mr. S.N. Mickelsonappeared in behalf of the Dakota.County Electric Cooperative, requesting the Village to sell their • organization the South 20 feet of Lot 20, Park Addition. Mr.-Van Slyke Wormed the Council that this was a strip of property immediately adjoining their present property on the South and that they intended to use this additional property as an entry to the rear of their building for loading and unloading and that it would facilitate the parking of cars south of their building, which was very necessary due the # # fact that Third Street was extremely narrow at that point. Mr. McBrien reported that an alley was platted, on the north side of Lot 22 and that the alley ctuld be opened if and when the council decided to do so. , 206 After due deliberatint,a proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE" was intfoduced and-assigned No. 1-56. A.H. Field moved its adoption, seconded by H.M. Johnson. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5; NAYES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. L„letter was read from'the Mayor of St. Paul, Minnesota urging opposition to the Fuibright &Harris bills , now being considered in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, respectively. After due discussion, a pro- posed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION OPPOSING PASSAGE OF-FULBEiIGHT & HARRIS BILIS" was introduced and assigned No. 2-56. • A.H. Field moved its adoption, seconded by Robert Feely. Upon being put to vote, there ware: AYES, 5; NAPES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted andIII passed. Attorney McBrien was directed to transmit copies of the foregoing resolution to our Senators 4 Congressman. No further business appearing, the meeting wa= duly adjourned. • // '"///. /!/i AZ.%/i. . love . Jo +i;1' , Village lerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on February 6th, 1956 With the following named members present: Francis Ingerson, Robert Feely, H.M. Johnson, and Attorney John J. *Brien. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. The mum following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Robert Feely, seconded by H.M. Johnson, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 35.65 III Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 496.75 Kulstad Bros. - Parka for police - 21.50 Lubke Insurance Agency - insurance 219.02 Don Hayden Chevrolet Inc. - truck repair - 2.55 Schneider Hardware - Misc. supplies -- 11.40 Farm Equipment Store - truck repair - • ' • ' 30.94 '- ` First National Bank - Banking charges for 1955 - 3.22 Dakota County Highway Dept- salt for streets - 62.50 Wa: H. Ziegler & Co. - grader parts - - 9.24 . Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. - transformers - 155.76 Rosenwald-Cooper Inc. street signs - 35.54 Sobeny Mobil Oil Co. - station charges - 48.64 . Standard Oil Company - do - • 34.43 The Pure Oil Company = do 46.93 Cities Service Oil Co. - Diesel Fuel - 19.45 . Stanley Overby special police - 52.50 Housing Fund •Lampert Yards, Inc. - materials - ' 1.65 ' Marshall Wells Store - paint, etc. - 7.35 Liquor Fund . Griggs Cooper & Company - merchandise - . 478.43 Distillers Dist. Company - merchandise Q 644.16 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 251.28 Floyd Johnson - insurance - . 25.38 Old Peoria Company - merchandise - 193.79 Peoples Natural• Gas - gas - 42.46 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 515.40 Griggs Cooper & Company - merchandise - 241.36 Medford Dist. Company - beer - 22.70 Vill&ge of Farmington - garbage collection - 13.50 • Alcorn Beverage Co. - beer - ' 336.21 College City Beverage Co. beer - 34.60 FP 209 Hanson Beverage Company - merchandise 333.97 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. -- 104.75 City Club -Dist. Company - merchandise 1,014.31 J.P. Fritz Wholesale Co. - tobacco, etc. - 248.19 Ed Phillips & Santis Co. - merchandise - 746.81 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - . 78.00 H. Steenersan & Company - quarterly audit - 100.00 Loy F. Bowe - soft water service - 9..00 Village of Farmington, Water, Board - Water rent -III 16.00 Rybak Bottling Works - merchandise - 31.50 Roy Harmer —insurance on contents - 47.39 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 106.88 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 8.20 Upon motion By H.M. Johnson, seconded by Robert Feely, the Clerk was directed to transfer $2,000.00 from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. Application for building permits and the recommendations of the Farmington Building & Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Robert Feely, the following permit was ordered issued: Edward Ryan - new dwelling - Lots 4 & 5, Farm Bureau Addition. Upon motion by H.Y. Johnson, seconded by Robert Feely, the Clerk was directed to transfer $500.00 from the General Fund to the Farmington Youth Commission. Being 9:00 P.M., the Mayor inquired if any bids had been received for the pro- posed sidewalk & curb construction in accordance with our advertisement in the Dakota County Tribune. The Clerk informed the Council that two bids had been received. Whereupon it was shoved by H.M. Johnsen, seconded by Robert Feely, that bids be closed. The Mayor then instructed the Clerk tp open and read the bids which were as follows: Leslie J. Topp - Curb Construction $2.20 per lineal foot (over 1500 feet) 2.30 per lineal foot (under III1500 feet) Sidewalks ` 3 in. thick - $0.45 per square toot. Philip-'Wog Cont. Co.: Curb Construction: 24 in. $3.00 per lineal foot (over 100 feet) $3.50 per lineal foot (ceder 100 fist) lai.dewalk: 3 in. thick - $0.50 per square foot . (over 100 sq. ft.) $0.55 per square foot (under 100 sq. ft.) Whereupon it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded by;Robert Feely, that the bid of Leslie J. Topp be accepted. Upon being put to vote there were: AYES, 3; NAPES, 0; and the motion was declared passed. The matter of the house trailer parked on Lots 2 & 3, Block 10, Village of Farmington, for which a permit had been denied, was again thoroughly discussed. After due deliberation, it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded .by Robert Feely, that the owner of the property, Ralph Curtis, be notified to remove the house trailer within `thirty (30) days after receipt of notice and in the event of failure to remove the trailer, that the Chief of Police and Village Attorney be authorized to take action to prosecute said owner under the_requirements of 0rdi ance No. 109. Motion isnanimously carried. The matter of the Sewage Disposal Plant was introduced and thoroughly discussed. The Clerk informed the uouncil that he had been contacted by the Stream Pollution 111 Division of the Minnesota Dept. of Health regarding the progress of the proposed plant. After due consideration, Mayor Ingerson, directed the Clerk to contact Banister Engineering Company and Twin City Milk ;reducers Asstn. end set up a meeting with officials from the two aforementioned organizations and the members of the Village Council on a date satisfactory to all parties concerned. It was suggested Monday, February 20th, 1956 or February 27th, 1956 as the possible dates for said meeting if satisfactory. No further business appearing, the meeting was duly .journed. 40 jr hi/7H •� ; �i� love M. John-0., Village "l erk 2i • SPECIAL MEETING A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the Council Chambers can Monday, --February 27th, 1956 with all members. present. Mr. A.W. Banister of Banister Engineering Co. and Mr. Richard Bonney and A.B. Kosek of Twin City Milk Producers Ass'n. were present to discuss the problem of sewage waste treatment within- the Village of Farmington. Mr. Banister discussed the plans previously drawn,- the changes nor recommended due to the increase of population and experience in methods of treatment. Types of construction, location, cost of the project, methods of financing, etc. were all discussed. In view of the fact that further investigation and study is needed, no action was taken on the matter but another meeting tentatively scheduled in the near future. No furher business apoearing, the meeting was ad ourned at 1:00 A.M. / 1110 Marlowe M. J-.+4.scc , .Village Clerk COUNCIL' MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council was held in the council chambers an Monday, March 5, 1956 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 bills were reviewed and upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Central Electric & Geis Co. - electricity - 435.04 ' 'Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 11.65 William Oster - labor, streets - 6.25 ' Stanley Overby - special police - 62.50 Schneider Hardware - misc. 'supplies - - 32.80 Dakota County Tribune- publisng minutes, financial state- ment, etc. 175.65 Lubke Insurance Agency - insurance - 101.94 Schroders Standard Service - grader tire - 74.54 Milroy Motors - police car mo41441%64e maintenance - 7.72 Lampert Yards, Inc. - supplies - . - 1.85. C.E. Cadwell, Agent —insurance - 221.08 Miller-Daiis Company - checks - 64.56 Public Works Equipment Co. - truck parts - 11.54 . . Wm.' H. Ziegler Co., Inc. - grader repair - 43.15 Anund Lindstrom - repairs - - 13.75 Cities Seri/ice Oil Company - station charges - 12.37 • Socoay Mobil Oil Company - station charges - 56.35 Housing Fund . . Steele Furniture Co. -. supplies - 1.18 Larsen Electric - repairs 2.00 . Gable Store .repairs - 1.79 211 Liquor Fund Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 1,192.81 Malady Paper Company - supplies - 13.59 Werner Hoeppner - janitor service - 26.25 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 89.09 Lux Distributing Co.- merchandise - 28.55 Griggs Cooper & Company - merchandise - 82.34 McKesson & Ribbins Co. - merchandise - 299.89 Peoples Natural Gas - gas - 42.82 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 217.00 Bybak Bottling Co. - merchandise - 15.91 Mid-West Wine Co. - merchandise - 86.95 • J.P. Frits Wholesale Co. - -tobacco, candy, etc. - 227.06 . College City Beverage Co. - merchandise - 42.30 Distillers Dist. Company - merchandise - 306.17 . City Club Dist. Compaq* - merchandise - 889.89 • Alcorn Beverage Co. - merchandise - 246.56 • Hanson Beverage Company - merchandise - 286.25 . Central Electric .& Gas Co. - electricity - 79.85 P• etty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 31.42 • Loy F. Bowe - soft water service - 9.00 Upon motion by R.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $2,000.00 from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, the Clerk was directed to transfer $500.00 from the General Fund to the Farmington Youth Comaissionn. A petition was received for the improvement of Maple Street from Third Street to Sixth Street by the construction of Curb, Gutter, and Tervia. Said petition was signed by property owners representing 35%--of the abutting property as required by statute. The matter of this improvement was thoroughly discussed, the Clerk instructed toobtain an estimate of the cost of said improvement from competent engineers, and a public hearing on the matter set, after two weeks published notice, in accordance with the requirements. NOTE: 41* The matter of the local lock-up and the i'ecomnendatiins of the Department of Health for the State of Minnesota was discussed. A.H. Field, Police Commissioner, and H.M. Johnson, Village Clerk, were directed to obtain estimates for the re- modeling of said jail in order to conform with the-requirements of the State Department of Health. - No further business appearing, the meeting was du , .adjourned. Amb Harlowe M. Johns./ °illage Clerk 41* -A proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PETITION AND ORDERING PREPARATICK CF REPORTS THERECN WITH- REFERENCE TO IMPROPEKOIT • Cdr' MAPLE STET" was introduced and assigned No. 3-56. H.M. Johnson moved its adoption, seconded by Robert Feely. Upon being pit to vote, there were: AYES, 5; NAYES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. 212 COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, was held in the council chambers on April 2nd, 1956 with all members present. • The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, ordered paid from the fund indica$ed: • • General-Fund ,• Central Telephone Co. - telephone - . . 60.20 , Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 393.06 , Stanley Overby - special police - - 57.50 Nordquist & Company - chairs - . 118.80 • Farmington Public Library Board - cleaning library 23.07 . Oscar J. Lubke - Assessor school expense - 18.50 . Geo. M. Betzold - snow removal - - . 144.00 . Lyle Ehlers - snow removal - 55.50 ,Wallace Partlow - snow removal - 73.50 Clarence Kamen - snow removal - 73.50 First Nat'l Bank - safety deposit box rent - 2.20 Farm Equipment Store -truck maintenance - 8.40 Don Hayden Chevrolet, Inc. - truck repair - 65.85 Lampert Yards Inc. - Misc. supplies - 11.30 Wm. H. Ziegler Co., Inc. - grader parts - 31.19 Rosenwald-Cooper Inc. - supplies - 54.52 The Pure Oil Company - station charges - 10.84 Standard Oil Company A station charges - 22.65 Cities Service Oil Co. - station charges - 50.89 Phillips Petroleum Co, - station charges - 143.01 Housing Fund Leo Kline - labor & repairs - 7.00 Ahlberg Pharmacy - paint, etc. - 7.28 Liquor Fund Distillers Dist. Co. - merchandise - 321.20 Griggs Cooper & Company - merchandise - 430.62 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 123.86 Famous Brands, Inc. - merchandise 301.42 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 1,174.16 Old Peoria Company - merchandise - 215.82 Peoples Natural Gas - gas - 24.81 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 516.80 Rochester Germicide Co. -supplies - 31.50 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 75.25 Medford Dist. Company - beer - 12.90 Hanson Beverage Co. - merchandise - 404.81 J.P. Fritz Wholesale Co. - tobacco, etc. - 289.71 City Club Dist. Company - merchandise - 844.55 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 90.14 Alcorn Beverage Co, - merchandise - 318.30 Loy F. Bowe soft water service - 9/00 Applications for building permits and the recommendations of the Farmington Bldg. & Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the following permits were ordered issued: Gordon Bezdichek - new dwelling - N. 75 ft. Lots 3,4,&5, Block 36, M. Moes' Addition. Vern A. Kelly - new dwelling - Part of Si of SW4, Sec. 31-114-19 Harry McElmury - new dwelling - S. 95 ft. of Lots 1 & 2, Block 14. J.W. Freer - commercial building - S. 50ft. of W. 1111Oft.of Lots 5 & 6, Block 20. r 213 Proper applications' having been received and considered, upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, 0n-Sale & Off-Sale Non-Intoxicating Beverage Licenses were ordered issued as follows: Avalon Cafe - Mrs. H. Boole* Lisle's Cafe - L.J. Baltes Farmington Lanes - J:J. Matsoll Red Lion Tavern - Wesley E. Fredenberg Jr. IIIDeegan's Tavern - Francis J. Deegan Kuchera Cafe - Marvin N. Kuchera. Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Robert Feely, the application for reduction of Real Estate taxes by Harry Becker was approved as requested. An application having been received from the Farmington Company of Jehovah's Witnesses for a Non-Conforming Use Permit to erect a "lingdcm Hall" meeting place on Lot 1, Farm Bureau Addition, it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Robert Feely, that a public hearing on the matter be set for Monday, April 23, 1956 at 8:00 P.M. in the council chambers and the Clerk be instructed to publish notice of said hearing in the Dakota County Tribune. A petition was received for the improvement of that certain street lying South of Lots 2 & 3 and North of Lots 10 &,11, in Field Addition, Village of Farmington by the construction of tarvia. Said petition was signed by property owners representing at least 35% of the abutting property as required by statue. After due discussion a proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PETITION AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT THEREON WITH REFERNCE TO IIPROVEMENT OF STREET" was introduced and assigned No. 4-56. 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. 4 petition was received for the construction of sidewalk on the East side of Sixth Street from the North line of Lot 1 of Field Addition to the intersection of said Sixth Street and that certain public street lying South of Lots 2 & 3 and North of Lots 10 & 11 in Field Addition and abutting an the North side of said street last mentioned above from said intersection to a point approximately 40 feet West of the East line of Lot 3 in Field Addition. Said petition was signed by property owners representing at least 35% of the abutting property as required by statue. After due discussion, a proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PETITION AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT THEREON WITH REFERENCE TO IMPROVEMENT OF SIXTH STREET AND ADJOING STREET" was ietroduced and assigned No. 5-56. 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 adoped and passed. The matter. of the improvement of the above mentioned streets and the improvement of Maple Street frac Third Street to Sixth Streit was to be discussed with all interested parties at a public hearing to be held in the council chambers an Monday. April 23, 1956 at 8:00 P.Y. by the introduction of four (4) proposed resolutions entitled: "RESOLUTION RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING HEARING CN IMPROVEMENT". H.M. Johnson moved their adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5; NAPES, 0; and the four (4) resolutions were declared adopted and passed. No further business appearing, the meeting w: = duly adjouJhd. / le / / / - � Harlowe M. John p, Village Clerk • 1 r -11 214 • PUBLIC HEARINGS A public hearing was held on April 23rd, 1956 at 8:00 P.M. in the City Hall to condider the application of the Farmington Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, Inc. for a non—conforming use permit-to erect a meeting hall on Lot One, Farm Bureau Addition to Farmington, Minn. Mayor Ingerson directed-Attorney John J. McBrien to conduct the hearing. It was pointed out that the estimaked cost of the building would be about $12,000.00, building would face east on Highway service lane, and that there would be a parking lot in the rear of building. III Proponents of the application were: Mr. Newland, who stated that the building would be a rectangular building with crab stone front, would be in conformity with regular church buildings and that tkey would try to have parking off the sheets. He further stated that they have regular meetings about 3 times 3 times a week with only about forty members so it wouldn't be crowded. Normally, they would beet Sunday afternoon and Tuesday & Thursday nights. Mr. Wilson of Northfield, Minn.,and Mrs. 4.H. Newland. Mr. Curtis Hauge of Northfield, Minn., who stated that the building would be decent looking, somewhat like a home. Opponents to the granting of the permit were: Louis E. Borell, owner74 of So.i of Lot 7 and all of Lot 8, Farm Bureau Addition who stated that the type of structure was not suited to a residential area. Also that on a lot 75' x 120', the parking area left in the rear woyld be inadequate. Roy Harmer, owner of Lot 10, Farm Bueau Addition; Richard Beyer, owner of Lots 6 & 7, Corrigans Addition; Erich Illich, owner of Lot 6 & No. zi Lot 7, Farm Bureau Addition; L.W. Massee, owner of Lots 3 & 4, Eaken's Addition; Dean Empey, owner of Lot 6, Flynn's Addition; Donald Molitob, prospective owner of adjoining property. Floyd Johnson, owner of Lot 7, Flynn's Addition, who inquired if the home cut, rough lumber, now on the lot was an indication of the type of material to be used in the construction. Mr. Newland stated that this lumber was to be used for the framework of the building. After all present had had an opportunity to be hear, Attorney McBrien terminated the public hearing and stated that the Village Councilwould consider the matter and reach a decision not later than the next regular meeting. A public hearing was then held on the matter of the construction of curb, gutter, and tarvia on Maple Street between Third and Sixth Streets. All interested property owners had an ,opportunity to be heard in favor of or in opposition to the proposed construction. After a thorodgh discussion, the public hearing was terminated and all concerned informed thatbthe Village Council would consider the matter further and take the action that they deemed advisable. A public hearing was then held on the matter of sidewalk construction and tarvia construction on that portion of Maple street in Field Addition. No opposition to the proposed construction was raised and the hearing was duly closed. The Village Council would consider the matter further at the next regular and make their decision. /,4L %/ /iA i/ / ..iv / yam /,' J 215 COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, was held in the council chambers on May 7th, 1956 with all members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Robert Feely, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 33.45 - Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 349.20 C.G. Chase, Justice of Peace - Court costs - 5.00 H.M. Johnson - postage for garbage bills - 3.50 Bill B. Hince - Midc. supplies. etc. - 5.00 J.O. Humphrey - freight an light fixtures - 4.64 Martin Star Express - freight on broom - 3.16 Fischer Const. Co. - Dozing dump - 63.00 MSM. Zechmeister - gravel & pea rock - 5.25 Lampert Yards, Inc. - supplies - 13.15 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes & notices - 62.55 George M. Betzold - snc:rr removal - 24.00 Herbert Zechmeister - snow removal- 18.00 Annund T. Lindstrom - repairs, etc. 18.53 Wilroy Motors -.police car maintenance - 3.85 Joseph J. Cap - Repair of jail - 1,614.35 Bituminous Surface Treating Co. - blacktop - - 62.15 Bury & Carlson Inc. - blacktop - 27.90 Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. - transformers - 126.43 • Ruffridge-Johnson Equipment Co. - repairs for sweeper- 55.63 Miller-Davis Company - dog licenses - 16.39 Lakeville Electric witting jail - 211.75 Standard Oil Company - station charges - - 84.43 ` ° The Pure Oil Company - station charges - 23.31 Housing Fund - Ahlberg Pharmacy - paint, etc. - 9.50 Marshall Wells Store - paint, etc. - 24.E Liquor Fund Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 488.32 Distillers Dist. Company - merchandise - 534.05 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 221.00 Old Peoria Company - merchandise - 188.75 Ed Phillips & Sams Co. - merchandise - 190.75 Peoples Natural Gas - gas - • 26.76 H. Steenerson & Co. - quarterly audit 100.00 Alcirn Beverage Co. - beer - 225.46 J.P. Fritz Wholesale Co. - tobacco, etc. - 260.21 Farmington Floral Co. - flowers for planter - 22.33 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 227.16 Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 464.18 McKesson & Robbins - merchandise 186.68 Distillers Dist. Company - merchandise - 1,636.20 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 73.58 Hanson Beverage Co. - beer,stc. - 391.42 Rybak Bottling Co. - beer - 17.59 Medford Dist. Company - beer - 28.40 City Club Distributing Co. - beer, etc. - 982.74 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 112.96 Loy F. Bowe - soft water service - 9.00 Melady Paper Company - supplies - 31.42 ,Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 1,613.93 Ed Phillips & ons Co. - merchandise - 265.84 Village of Farmington - garbage collection - 13.50 Upon motion by Robert Feely, seconded by H.M. Johnson, the Clerk was directed to transer $500.00 from General Fund to the Youth Commission. 2t6 -441 Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Robert Feely, the Clerk was directed to transfer $2,000.00 from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. ,Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, a theatre license was ordered issued to W.J. Hoffmann for the I4ric Theatre, Farmington, Minn. for the year of,1956. Applications havingbeen received and the fee of $10.00 having been paid, upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Robert Feely, Milk & Cream licenses for 111 the year 1956 were ordered issued to the following: Joseph Brost - Farmington Dairy W.M. Campbell - Campbell Dairy Applications having been received, uponmotionby Reuben Petersen, sedonded by Robert Feely, Cigarette licenses for the balance of the yeear, 1956 were • ordered issued to the following: Lawrence`Kenz` - J & L Drive-In George Eakens - Eakens Cafe Application having been received and the fee of $80.00 having been paid, upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, an 0ff-Sale & On-Sale Non- Intoxicating onIntoxicating Beverage licensee was ordered issued to Nicholas E. Bever IV for the Tiger Inn at 323 Third Street and the license to Francis Deegan for the same location cancelled. Applications for Building Permits and the recommendations of the Farmington Building & Planning Commission were duly consideredi Upon motion by A.H. Field.,- seconded by Reuben Petersen, the following permits were ordered issued: J.L. Carmody - Aluminum self-service iwe' Station - Part of Lot 2, Blk.22 Woodcraft Mfg. Co. - addition to commercial bldg. - Lots 7 & 8, Blk. 29 Soren Mickelson - new dwelling - Part of Lot 7, Wells & Kraft 5-Acre Lots. Donald E. Davison - private garage - Lot 13, Park Addition. G.J. Reiheen - transfer of permit from J.W. Freer for construction of Commercial Building, Part of Lots P& 6, Blk. 20. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Robert Feely, the Clerk was authorized to sell the old gas heater from the jail to Robert Briesacher for $10.00. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by A.M.,_Field, Bill B. Mince, Street Supt. was authorized to hire an extra man at the rate of $1.25 per hour. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to call for bids for seal coating of streets. Bids to be opened June 4, 1956 at 9.00 P.M. - After due consideration and deliberation, a proposed resolution entitled: #RESOLUTION REJECTING APPLICATION FOR NON-CONFORMING USE PERMIT" was introduced and assigned No. 10-56. A.H. Field moved its adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5; NAMES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. After due consideration, a proposed resolution entitled: " RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT OF STREET IN FIELD ADDDITION" was introduced and assigned No. 11-56. H.M. -Johnson moved its adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Npon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5;; NAVES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. After due consideration, a proposed -resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT OF STREET IN FIELD ADDITION"- was introduced and assigned No. 12-56. Reuben Petersen moved its adoption, seconded by H.M. Johnson. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, -5; NAMES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. After due consideration, a proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT OF MAPLE STREET" was introduced and assigned No. 13-56. Reuben Petersen moved its adoption, seconded by A.H. Field. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5; MAYES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and pawed. r 217 Applications having been received and the requirements of Village Ordinance No. 109 complied with, upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Robert Feely, temporary permits to park house trailers until May 1, 1957 were ordered issued as follows: • Pierson C. Lyon - Part of Lots 5 & 6, Block 27. ` Wesley E. Fredenberg Jr. - Part of Lots 5 & 6, Block 27 R.G. Shirley - Lot 3, Block 2, Betzold's Addition. III After considerable discussion and due deliberation, it was decided to replace approximately five blocks of sidewalk this year. The sidewalk to be replaced would be determined on the basis of need and the amount of traffic using the sidewlk in question. It was further decided that any other sidewalk than those scheduled this year for replacement on the basis of amount of money allocated in the-budget for this purpose, would be replaced upon receipt of a petition from the adjoining properjy owners,after a public hearing had been held lin the matter, on a basis of 50% of the cost being paid by the property camera and 50% being paid by the Village. E.W. Ahlberg appeared before the council complaining of the water supply at his residence on Oak Street. After considerable discussion, the Clerk was directed to contact Banister Engineering Co. to determine what had been done to find the cause of this contamination. Mr. E.F. Carey and C.G. Magnuson appeared before the council to inquire if some correction could not be made of the intersection of Elm & 7th streets where water collects and fails to drain properly. After a thorough discussion, the Clerk was directed to contact Mr. Jones of the Minnesota Highway Maintenance Dept. to see if some solution might be reached. No further business appearing, the meeting was d , adjourned. X/ .i!!/ /VJ. . ..er'// ► Harlowe M. Johns;f :geClerk COUNCIL FETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Cguncil of the Village of Farmington, was held in the council chambers on June 4th 1956 with all members present. The Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. - The applications for Building Permits and the recommendations of the Farmington Building & Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the following permits were ordered issued: Lamar H. Akin - new dwelling - Lots 2 & 3, Block 4, Feely's Addition. Donald Dahl - new dwelling - WW of Lot 8 & all of Lot 9, Bleck 2, Dittman's Addition. Jack Gergen - new dwelling - Si of Lots 11 & 12, Block 3, Dittman's Addition. C.H. Luebke - private garage - Lot 5, Block 6, Geo. Betzoldws 2nd Addition. H.M. Johnson, Village Clerk, reported that he had contacted American Cast Iran Pipe Co. relative to the water situation in the mains laid in 1948. They stated that they would have their research Department Head from Chicago here on Wednesday, June 13th, 1956 and that they would like a section of the main and a sample of IIIthe packing available at that time for examination. The Clerk was directed to contact J.E. Sauber Plumbing firm to dig up a section of the pipe for their examination and also send a section to TWin City Testing & Engineering Laboratory for examination. The Clerk read a letter from the attorneys for Farmington Jehovah Witnesses Inc. relative to their application for a non-conforming use permit. The matter was referred to Attorney John McBrien for reply. 218 The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, ordered paid from the fund indicated: GeneralFund Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 39.20 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 303.71 Wm. Oster. - labor, streets, - 97.50 L.J. Baltes - I:unches for prisoners - 10.85 Stanley Overby - special police - , . 105.00 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes, etc. - 20.00 H.C. Simonsen - furnace repair - 5.53 C.E. Cadwell, Agent - insurance - 49.17 Schneider Hardware - Misc. Supplies - 10.55 Farmington Auto Company - truck repair - 32.20 Bury & Carlson, Inc. - blacktop - 55.80 Rosholt_Empire Equipment Co. - broom core - 50.40 Cities Service Oil Company - station charges 56.89 Soccay-Vacuum Oil Co. - station charges - 62.69 Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. - supplies - 3.00 T*B Construction Co. - sidewalk replacement - 1,589.71 Housing Fund Schneider Hardware - Misc. Supplies -. 22.93 Leo Kline - Repair - 13.00 J.E. Sauber - plumbing & heating repairs - 31.50 H.C. Simonsen - heating & plumbing repairs - 52.00 Bond & Interest Sinking Fund First National Bank- Interest on Bands '- 211.00 Liquor Fund Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 100.78 McKesson & Robbins - merchandise - 107.98 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 595.04 Peoples Natural Gas - gas - 18.70 Famous Brand* Inc. - merchandise - 168.54 Ed Phillips & Co. - merchandise - 125.45 College City Beverage Co. - merchandise - 43.20 Rybak Bottling Works - merchandise - 16.75 J.P. Fritz Wholesale - tobacco, etc. - 255.30 • Petty Cash Misc. supplies & store expense - 132.66 Hanson Beverage Company - merchandise - 285.58 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 72.20 Liquor Control Commissioner - Adm. Expense - 10.00 City Club Distributing Co. - merchandise - 953.68 Alcorn Beverage Company - merchandise - 347.10 Loy F. Bowe - Soft water service - 9.00 Director of Internal Revenue - Retail Liquor Stamp 50.00 Lynn Johnson Co. - merchandise - 29.79 The matter of drainage an Maple Street between Tjird & Sixth streets, where new curb and gutter are to be constructed, was thoroughly discussed. After due consideration, it vas decided to construct a storm sewer fin Maple Street from Sixth street to the present storm sewer an Fourth street and have grade levels established accordingly. " A proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PETITION AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT THEREON WITH REFERENCE TI IMPROVEMENT CF ELM STREET" was introduced and assigned No. 14-56. H.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. A OM proposed resolution-entitled: RESOLUTION DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PETITICIN AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT THEREON WITH REFERENCE TO IMPROVEMENT OF SIXTH STREET" was introduced and assigned No. 15-56. A.H. Field moved its adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Upon being put to vote there were: AYES, 5; NAPES, 0; and the resolution was declared afopted and passed. 219 A proposed rresolution entitled: "RESOLUTION DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PETI TLCN AND ORDERING 1V PREPARATION OF REPORT THEREON WITHREFER RCE TO IMPROVEMENT OF SEVENTH STREET" was introduced and assigned No. 16-56. Reuben Petersen moved its adoption, seconded by Robert Feely. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 5; NAPES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. _ A report having been received, a proposed resolution entitled: RESOLUTICN RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING HEARING ON IMPROVEMENT" was introduced and assigned No. 17-56. 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 ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE BREAKING INTO STREETS IN THE VILLAGE OF FARMINGTON" was introduced and assigned No. 127. A.H. Field moved its adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Wpon being put to vote, the vote was as follows: AYES, Ingerson, Field, Feely, Petersen, Johnson; NAPES, None. The ordinance was then declared adopted and ordered published in the Dakota County Tribune. The matter of the Recreation Board to be jointly established by the Village of Farmington andVInd. Consolidated School District No. 40 was thoroughly discussed. The illage Clerk was delegated to contact the Board of Education for the said school district in regard to the matter and report back to the Village Council at the next regular meeting. No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. � . / / Harlowe M. John-f, tillage Clerk COUNCIL MEETING• A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington was held in the council chambers on.July 2, 1956 with the following named membetrs prsent, viz: Francis Ingerson, Reuben Petersen, Robert Feely, $$$$R$ Harlowe Johnson, & Attorney John McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Applications for Building Permits and the recommendations of the Farmington Bldg. & Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Robert Feely, the following permits were ordered issued: Clarence Weisbrich - private garage - Part of Lots 6 & 7, Block 8. Donald Molitor - private dwelling- Lot 9, Farm Bureau Addition. Watson Storeplanners, Inc. - addition to existing factory building - Lots 1-3, Block 4. The application by Christ Anderson for an addition to a private garagevwas considered and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Robert Feely, the building permit was denied. A public hearing was then held on the proposed sidewalk construction on Elm ' Street. No one appearing in opposition to the improvement, a proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT OF ELM STREET" was introduced and assigned No. 18-56. H.M. Johnson moved its adoption, seconded by Reuben Petersen. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 4; NATES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, secpnded by Robert Feely, the Clerk was directed to transfer $750.00 to the Farmington Youth Commission. The matter of Spraying the Village for mosquitoes was thoroughly discussed. Mayor Ingerson delegated Councilman Robert Feely to, investigate the matter and report to the next council meeting. 22(1 .11 The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Robert Feely, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Farmington Post Office - stamped envelopes - $37.90 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 24.05 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 288.19 Stanley Overby - special police- 65.00 Wm. Oster - labor streets - 187.50 Ira Ives - cutting weeds - ' 80.50' 111 Bernard A. Record - building inspections - 41.00 J.R. Klotzbeazher - police convention expense - 21.00 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes, notices, etc. 33.25 C.E. Cadwell, Agent - Workman's gompensation Ins. - 546.55 ° Schneider Hardware - Misc. Supplies - 17.64 Joseph J. Capp - plumbing & heating for jail - 882.77 Schroeder's Standard'Station - grader tire - 95.00 Wilroy Mptors - police car maintenance & repair'- 32.60 Don Hayden Chevrolet Inc. - truck repair - 12.77 H.R. Toll Company - civilian defense supplies - 56.78 Ruffridge-Johnson Equipment Co. - sweeper parts - 10.92 B-Th-Mix Company - bituminous mix - 21.42 Bury & Carlson Inc. - tarvia & road oil - •615.60 Socanr Mobil Oil Company - diesel fuel - 55.11 Do -'station charges - 42.56 Standard Oil Company 8 station charges - 71.fi8 Roy Harmer - rent on garage - 150.00 Housing Fund Lampert Yards Inc. - Misc. supplies - 36.25 Schneider Hardware - Misc. Supplies - 9.24 Leo Kline - labor, repairs - 11.00 Liquor Fund Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 1,983.72 Mid- West Wine Company - do 37.80 The Waterbury Company - repairs - - 37.50 Distillers Dist. Company - merchandise - 1,354.62 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 111.79 John J. McBrien - legal services - 985.00 Griggs Cooper & Company - merchandise - 494.50 Old Peoria Company - - do 284.34 Medford Dist. Company - dp 22.70 Rybak Bottling Works - do 32.52 Alcorn Beverage Co. - do 448.00 City Club Dist. Company - do 1,325.65 Central Electric & Telephone Co. - telep#one & r'lectricity- 56.68 Fritz Wholesale Company - tobacco, etc. - 313.63 Hanson Beverage Company - merchandise - 443.61 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 63.75 Lubke Insurance Agency insurance 34.79 Loy F. Bowe - soft water service - 9.00 Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Robert Feely, the Clerk was directed to transfer $2,000.00 from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. Mayor Ingerson inquired if any bids had been received for the seal coating of certain streets in response to our advertisment in the Dakota County Tribune. The Clerk informed the Council that three bids had been received. Whereupon it was moved by Reuben Petersen, seconded by H.M. Johnson, that bids be closed. The clerk was then directed to open and read the bids which were as follows: Bury & Carlson Inc. - Mpls, Minn. - *0.209 per sq yd. Ashworth & Sons Co. Inc. - Mp1s, Minn. - $0.143 per sq yd. Amos Helgeson - Austin, Minn. - *0.11 per sq yd. Whereupon it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben.Petersen, that the bid of Amos Helgeson of 11¢ per sq yd. be accepted. Motion carried. The Clerk was directed to advertise for bids for the construction of stm pPrsewer an Maple Street in accordance with the plans & specfications prepared by nanister Engineering Co. Said bids to be opened July 23, 7b956 - 7:30 P.M. No further business appearing the meeting was duly adj,%rn=d. i Harlowe M. Jo r'on, Village Clerk 221 A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chamber on July 17th, 1956 for the purpose of discussing the proposed Sewage Disposal plans with representatives of Twin City Milk Producers Asstn. and Banister Engineering Co. Cost estimates of construction and operation for a plant to meet the needs of the Village of Farmington only, for a plant to meets the needs of the Village and twin City Milk Producers Asstn. joint* -, both with and without pre-treatment. After considerable discussion and deliberation, it was mutually amused by all parties present that an equitable distribution would be as follows: Village should stand the cost of construction of a plant suitable for Village needs alone and cost of Operation of that' plant. Twin City Milk Producers Asstn, should pay Zile additional cost of construction of a plant suitable to meet the needs of both parties and the additional cost of Operation of the dual plant. Mr. Petersen, of T.C.M.P.A., stated that they would present the proposed plan of financing to their Board and report their reactions to the Village Council. No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. /40(%/ .0%,/Z4441rt-7A,//// Harlowe M. j0hne , Village Clerk A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on July 23, 1956 with all members present. The Maypr'�inquired if any bids had been received for the construction of a storm sewer an Maple Street between 4th & 6th streets, in response in our advertisement in the Dakota County Tribune and the Construction Bulletin. The Clerk informed the Council that four bids had been received. Whereupon it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Robert Feely, that bids be closed. Motion carried. The Clerk was then instructed to open and read bids which were as follows: Gibson Bros. - Bayport, Minn. - $4,666.00 Minnesota Bridge Co. - Waterville, Minn. - $5 174.00 Cr Montgomery Const. Company - St. Croix Falls, Minn. - $5,216.00 Fischer Const. Company - Farmington, Minn.- $5,895.00 After due discussion, and the recommendation of Banister Engineering Co., it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, that th e low bid of Gibson Bros. of Bayport, Minn. be accepted, subject to the stipulation that the work must be completed by September 1, 1956. Motion carried. Banister Engineering Co, was then directed to draw up a contract for said project #### Between the Village of Farmington and Gibson Bros. No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. �of /7 111 _ arlowe M. Joh. , Village Clerk 2 1 222 A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the offices of The First National ank of Farmington, on Thursday August 2nd, 1956 with the following named members present, viz: Francis Ingerson, A.H. Field, Robert Feely, and H.M. Johnson. A proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION APPROVING GRADE LEVELS ON HIGHWAY #218" was introduced and assigned No. 19-56. Robert Feely moved ita adoption, seconded by H.M. Johnson. Upon being put to vote% there were: AYES, 4; NAYES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. A proposed resolution entitled: "RESOLUTION PROHIBITING ENCROACHMENTS ON RIGHT-OF-WAY TO HIGHWAY #218" was introduced and assigned No. 20-56. H.M. Johnson moved its adoption, seconded by Robert Fee],y. Upon being put to vote,•there were: AYES, 4; NAYES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. No further°business appearing, the meeting was du , adjourned. fidrn � /14%- irk Marlowe M. Joi, .. �/illage Cl COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, was held in the council chambers on August 6th, 1956 with the following named members present, viz: Francis Ingerson, A.H. Field, H.M. Johnson, and Attorney John McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting and of the special meeting held since that date were read and approved. /he following bills were reviewed and upon motion byyA.H. Field, seconded by H.M. Johnson, ordered paid from the fund indicated: III General Fund Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 49.40 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 270.29 Win. Oster - labor on streets - 183.75 Bernard A. Record - Building Inspections - 21.00 Stanley Overby - Special police - 95,00 J.R. KLotzbeacher - special police - 37.50 Dakota County Tribune - publishing adt. - 9.00 Marshall Wells Store - Paint for jail - 31.36 Ahlberg Pharmacy - disinfectant - 2.75 Oscar J. Lubke - 1956 Assessing - 1,200.00 Annund T. Lindstrom - repairs & supplies - 7.25 Emil Hanson - gravel - 957.00 Coast to Coast Store - Misc. supplies - 31.25 Farm Equipment Store - Truck repairs - 68.52 Milroy Motors - repairs - .75 jJoseph J. Cap - Construction of jail - 713.60 League of Minnesota Municipalities - 1956 Dues - 73.E Municipal Equipment Co. - supplies - 22.01 Kinduell Screen Products - police signs 6.40 Zep Manufacturing Co. - brooms - 9.08 B-tu-Mix Company - Redi-Mix blacktop - 45.94 Bury & Carlson, Inc. - road tar - 168.00 Socony Mobil Oil Company — station charges - 6.56 Standard Oil Company - station charges - 2.50 Cities Service Oil Company - station charges - 64.57 Twin City Testing & Eng. Laboratory - testing pipe - 45.00 Housing Fund Lampert Yards Inc. - supplies - 19.10 Leo Kline - labor & repairs - 8.00 F.L. McAndrew & Son - paint, etc. - 7.70 223 P.I.R. Fund Acme Steel Products Co. - steel curb catch basins - 528.00 Banister Engineering Co. - services - 501.47 Liquor Find McKesson & Robbins - merchandise - 302.96 Leo Summers - store repairs - 68.60 111 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 350.41 Old Peoria Company - merchandise - 291.95 Griggs, Cooper & Company - merchandise, - _ 480.50 Famous Brands, Inc. - merchandise - 317.35 Minnesota Liquor Store Assn. -_1956 Dues - 10.00 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise . 813.99 Petty Cash -store supplies, etc. - 138.63 Alcorn Beverage Co. - merchandise 406.28 Melody Paper Company - Supplies - _ 40.79 Rybak Bottling Works - merchandise - 1 25.83 J.P. Fritz Wholesale Co. - tobacco, etc. _ 230.17 City Club Dist. Company - merchandise 7 1,132.89 Distillers Dist. Company - merchandisetl- _ 362.14 Central Electric & Gas_Co. - electricity - _ 64.50 Hanson. Beverage Company - merchandise - 473.98 q Loy F. Bowe - soft water service - 9.00 Bills submitted by T-B Construction Co. $$$$$$ to be paid from the General Fund for sidewalk replacement and from the P.I.R.. Fund for sidewalk and curb construction were approved subject to checking the footage by the Village Attorney. Applications for Building Permits and the recommendations of the Farmington Building & PlanningCCominissiecn were duly considered. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by H.M. Johnson, the following permits were ordered issued: Jacob V. Becker - private garage - Lot 6, Block 1, Greenway Addition Bleecker-Foster Inc. - Addition to existing factory building - 121 Elm St. Clifford Larson Post #189 1 The American Legion - New front on existing_buikding - 313 - 3rd St. The. matter of the plans for the construction of sewer and water mains an 6th and 7th streets were discussed. The Clerk_was directed to contact Banister Engineering Co. and direct them to investigate the possibility of future expansion and report their recommendation to the Village Council along with " - cost estimates. Attorney McBrien reported that he had received further information on the pro- gram giving Federal aid to-the construction of dewer disposal plants. In view of this information, he was directed to contact the-Water Pillution Committee of the Minnesota Dept. of Health to determine what further concrete action should be taken and report to the Council. No further business appearing, the meeting was-duly adjourned. .10 /441/0 / / Harlowe M. Jr son, Village Cler • y e COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington was' held in the council chambers an September 10, 1956 with all members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. The applications for building permits and the recommendations of the Farmington Building & Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by Robert Feely, 'seconded by Reuben Petersen, the following permits were ordered issued: 224 Joseph J. Quam - private garage - Lot 7, Block 3, Shepley's Add. Eeorge F. Bell - private garage = Part of Lots 5 & 6, Block 7. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Robert Feely, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 40.85 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 294.03 Larsen Electric - supplies - 4.95 William Oster - labor - a 172.50 Stanley Overby - special police - - 144.58 Axel A. Youngkrantz - special police - 53.75 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes - 28.25 Schneider Hardware - Misc. supplies - 81.61 Jos. J. Cap - materials for jail - 155.77 Schroeder's Standard Service - tires - 65.50 Annun T. Lindstrom - repairs - 17.20 Den Hayden Chevrolet, Imc. - truck repair - 14.50 Ira Ives - cutting weeds - 77.00 Henry Eundgren - weed inspector expense - 15.00 Roy Harmer - insurance - 10.40 Bury & Carlson Inc. - Blacktop - 27.90 St. Paul Stamp Works - police badges - 40.78 Smith-Dunn Co. - truck box & hoist - 300.00 Farmington Auto Co. --truck repair - 12.89 Tiliges Construction Co. - sidewalk repair - 128.50 Ray's Texaco Station - station charges - 2.00 Phillips Petroleum Co. - do 186.16 Cities Service Oil. Cb. - do 15.38 Standard Oil Company - do 82.28 Housing Fund Marshall Wells Store - paint, etc. - 6.31 Em's Electric Service - electrical repairs - 4.89 Ahlberg Pharmacy - Paint, etc. - 15.Q$ Schneider Hardware - Misc. Supplies - 15.49 P.I.R. Fund Banister Engineering Co. - Engoneering services - 309.00 Liquor Fund Village of Farmington - garbage collection - 13.50 Griggs Cooper & Co. - merchandise - 484.43 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - do 1,000.96 H. Steenerson & Company - Quarterly Audit - 100.00 Old Peoria Company - merchandide - 256.35 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - do 410.02 Famous Brands Inc. - do 81.47 Medford Dist. Company - do 27.55 Rybak Bottling Works - do 19.96 Petty Cash - supplies & store expense - 123.54 Lynn Johnson Company - merchandise - 226.90 Griggs Cooper & Company do 473.50 Alcorn Beverage Co. - do 458.23 City Club Dist. Company - do 1,220.32 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 68.50 Loy F. Bowe - Soft Water service - 9.00 J.P. Fritz Wholesale Co. - tobacco, etc. - 303.56 Hanson Beverage Company - merchandise - 412.16 Famous Brands Inc. - do 217.20 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - do 385.87 Melady Paper Company - supplies - 18.30 Old Peoria Company - merchandise - 370.43 Mr. S.N. Mickelson presented a #### proposed plat of a residential area, prev- iously unplatted, to be known as Mickelson's Addition to Farmington. After due consideration, it was moved by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, that the proposed plat be approved and accepted. Motion carried. 1Plww 225 Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded byyj(/ A.H. Field; the Clerk was directed to transfer $750.00 to the Youth Commission. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the following were .appointed judges & clerks for the Primary-Election: Ward I Ward II Mrs. Rose Mussman Mrs. Fannie Madison a Mrs. Laura ThompsonMrs. Evelyn McDermott ' Mrs. Irene Bpaniol Mrs. Rose MacPhee - Mrs. Lillian Partlow _ Mrs. Geneva Birkholz Mrs. Violet Kosek - ,Mrs. Francis Lagerquist .Upon motion by A.H. Yield, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the appointment of .Francis Ingerson and Robert Feely as members of the Recreation Board, were . approved. . .A petition for the extension of sanitary sewer in Bung's Addition to Farmington .was received. After due consideration, a mound proposed resolution en- . titled: n. titled: "RESOLUTION DECLARING ADEQUACY OF PETITION AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT THEREON WITH REFERENCE TO EXTENSION OF SEWER IN BUNG'S ADDITION" was introduced and assigned No. 21-56. 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 matter of discoloration and odors in the water .sppply in various sections of the village was thoroughly discussed with Mr. A.T. Banister of Banister Egineering Co. After considering all the previous tests and the recommendations received, Mr. Banister--was directed to hate Wallace and Tiernan, gg submit a mom proposal,for a chlorination attachment to the present well puaps,for further consideration by the Village Council and the Water Board. No further business appearing, the meeting was d ' journed. /Harlowe M. Jo , illage Clerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the, Village Council of the Village of Farmington was held in the council chambers on October 1st, 1956 with all members present. The minutes of the,last regular meeting were read and approved. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - $340.24 Dakota County Tribune - publishing minutes & notice - 15.62 Harlowe M. Johnson - transporting ballots - 3.52 Stanley Overby - special police - 52.50 III Annund T. Lindstrom - repairs - 66.29 C.E. Cadwell, Agent - workman's comp. insurance - 94.29 Wilroy Motors - police car maintenance & towing - 26.40 Don Hayden Chevrolet Inc. - repairs - .40 Bury & Carlson Inc. - blacktop - 83.70 Westinghpuse Electric Supply Co. - supplies -e 18.90 Municipal Equipment Company sewer equipment - 34.92 Socony Mobil Oil Company - station charges - 29.86 Cities Service Oil Company - do 25.74 The Pure Oil Company - do 3.99 Standard Oil Company do 69.84 226 P.I.R. FUND Banister Engineering Company - services - 141.80 Housing Fund Nordquist & Company - linoeleum - 13.35 Liquor Fund Petty Cash p store supplies, etc. 113.81 College City Beverage Co. - merchandise - 18190 Medford Dist. Company - do 23.55 Famous Brands Inc. - do 279.24 Alcorn Beverage Co. - do 442.87 City Club Dist. Company - do 1,096.25 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - - - 89.00 McKesson & Robbins Inc - merchandise - 201.36 J.P. Fritz Wholesale Co. - tobacco, etc. - 256.66 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 712.54 Hanson beverage Co. — do 280.84 Loy F. Bowe - soft water service - 9.50 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 72.79 Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $2,000.00 from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. Applications for building permits and the recommendations of the Farmington Building & Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the following permit was ordered issued: Wayne C. Kelly - new dwelling - 904 Second Street. The matter of acquiring land on Lake Marion for conducti4g the summer recreation swimming program as proposed to the Farmington Youth Commission was thoroughly discussed and tabled, for the present. No further business appearing, the meeting was duly adjourned. 4 dr ,1 Harlowe M. Joy- on, 'illage Clerk A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on Monday, October 8, 1956 with the following named members present, viz: Francis Ingerson, Reuben Petersen, Robert Feely, H.M. Johnson, and Attorney John McBrien. The Mayor inquired if any bids had been received for the construction of a stablized° base an Maple Street and also for the bituminous surfacing of said street. The Clerk informed the Council that one bid had been received for the construttion of a stablized base and two bids for the bituminous surfacing. Whereupon it was moved by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Robert Feely, thatbthe bids be closed. Upon being put to vote there were: AYES, 4; NAYES, 0; and the motion was declared passed. The Clerk then opened and read the bids, which were as follows: Stabilized Base Fischer Construction Co. -- Farmington, Minn. Total Cost: $4,083.75 (as follows:) 1800 cu yds. Class C, Excavation .70 per cu yd. $1,260.00 700 cu. yds. Class 5 Agrregrate 2.25 per cu. yd. 1,575.00 175 cu. yds. Bitimingus Base - 3.25 per cu. yd. 568.75 4000 gal. M8-1 or MC-2 .17 2-er gal. 680.00 $4,083.75 Whereupon it was moved by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Robert Feely, that the bid of Fischer Construction Co. for stabilized base as listed above be accepted. Upon being put to vote there were: AYES, 4; NAYES, 0; and the motion was carried. Bituminous Surfacing Fischer Construction Co. -- Farmington, Minn. - 6200 sq. yds. Plant Mixed Surfacing 14" thick (AC 1) @ $.70 per sq. yd -- Total: $4,340.00 Bury & Carlson Inc. - Minneapolis, Minn. - 6200 sq.yds. l2" Plant Mixed Bituminous Surface in place @ $1.09 per sq. yd. Total: $6,758.00 After due deliberation, it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, that the bid of Fischer Construction Company at a unit price of $0.70 per sq. yd. be accepted. Upon being put to vote there were: AYES, 4; NAYES, 0; and the motion was declared carried. No further business appearing, the meeting was duly - •j ourned._ Harlowe M. Jo / , tillage Clerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, was held in the council chambers on November 5, 1956 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 bills were reviewed and upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Robert Feely, ordered paid from the fund indicated: General Fund Central Telephone Co. - telephone - '$46.30 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 346.03 Stanley Overby - special police - 108.75 Claude Siebenaler - pump repair - 4.50 Schneider Hardware - batteries - 3.80 Ahlber# Drug - Misc. supplies 7.43 Cora Hoeppner - cleaning city hall - 10.00 Margaret Stoneberg - do - 10.00 Dakota County Tribune - publishing ads - 9.60 Emil Hanson - gravel - 159.E Farm Equipment Store - truck repair - 90.38 Wilroy Motors police car maintenance 31.50 Don Hayden Chevrolet, Inc. -truck repair - 10.05 Wm. H. Ziegler Co., Inc. -4rader repair - 302.82 Rosenwald-Cooper Inc. - street signs - 133.30 Socony Mobil Oil Co. - station charges - 51.19 Standard Oil Company - do 12.25 Cities Service Oil Company - dp 18.07 Amos Helgeson - seal coating streets - 3,313.75 • Liquor Fund Diatillers Dist. Company - merchandise - 348.02 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 2,535.89 111 Griggs Cooper & Company - merchandise - 545.63 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 1,139.60 Griggs Cooper'& Company - merchandise - 477.08 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 140.88 H. Steenerson, & Company quarterly audit - 510.45 Central Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 65.25 City Club Dist, Company - merchandise - 943.02 Alcorn Beverage Co. -. merchandise - 489.90 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 411.71 J.P. Fritz Wholesale - tobacco, etc. - 238.67 Rybak Bottling Works - merchandise - 29.87 Diatillers Dist. Company - gerchandise - 1,237.31 L. 228 Village of Farmington - prop. share of insurance - 153.30 Petty Cash - store supplids, etc. 87.73 Hanson Beverage Company - merchandise - 302.40 Culligan Soft Water Service - service - 9.50 Mid-Fest Wine Company - merchandise - 62.91 Applications for building permits and the recommendations of the Farmington Building:& Planning Commission were duly considered. Upon motion by Reuben III Petersen, seconded by Robert Feely, the following permits were ordered issued: Felix 'rillges - new dwelling - Lot 5, Eakens Addition Felix Tillges 8 new dwelling - Lot 6, Eakens Addition Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Robert Feely, the Clerk was instructed to transfer $2,000.00 frau the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. Upon motion by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the following were appointed Clerks and Judges for the coming General Election: WardI Ward Il Esther Cppenhaver, Judge Laura Thompson, Judge Henrietta Gelder, Judge Evelyn McDermott, Judge Lillian Partlow, Judge Fannie Madison, Judge Verona Briesacher, Clerk Geneva Birkholz, Clerk Irene Spaniol,, Clerk Rose MacPhee, Clerk Upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by A.H. Field, the polling hours for the annual Village Election on December 4th, 1956 were set from 1:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. in the Library of the City Hall.' A special meeting was scheduled for Monday, November 26th, 1956 to discuss with the Engineer the proposed plans for sewer and water main extensions and to discuss the limpoimi proposed clorination with the Village Water board and the engineer. After due consideration of the 1955 and 1956 budgets, of the receipts and expenditures for 1955 and 1956 to date, and of the anticipated receipts and expenditures for 1957, it was moved by A.H. Field, seconded by Reuben Petersen, that the following budget be adopted for the calendar year, 1957: Budget Street Maintwnance $15,000.00 Fire Department 750.00 Village Clerk 1,500.00 ,Police Department 10,500.00 Treasurer & Assessor__. _ 1,150.00 Councilmen & Mayor _ _ 600.00 Street Lighting _ 5,000.00 Library 200.00 Elections 50.00 Legal Services 750.00 Recreation 4,000.00 Garbage Collections 6,000.00 Misc. (Insurance, City Hall, Publication,etc) 5,500.00 Capital Investments 5,250.00 Bond Reduction & Interest -8,400.00 Total $64,650.00 Less Revenue Other Than Taxes . 30,150.00III Net Fran Taxation $34,500.00 No further business appearing, the meeting n ." duly adjourn Idd1, d ,' Ai Harlowe M. John`% Village lerk f I J 229 A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minn. was held in the council chambers on November 26th, 1956 with all members present. T.J. Feely, F.J. Henneberry and Chester Brinkman of the Water Board and Mr. W.J. Bell of Wallace & Tiernan and Mr. ister and Mr. Peterson of Banister Engineering Co. met with the council concerning the chlorination and florida- tion of water within the Village. - After a thorough discussion of all the aspects of the matter, it was moved by H.M. Johnson, seconded by A.H. Field, to recommend to the Water Board that they rent chlorination equipment from Wallace & Tiernan Comppny an a trial basis and that they give serious consideration to the installation of flourida- tion equipment. Motion carried. ° Representatives of Banister Engineering Co. presented- cost estimates of the construction of sewer and water mains on Sixth &' Seventh streets. After a thorough discussion and in view of the high cost estimates, the Council directed Banister Engineering Co. to prepare cost estimates of the same con- struction raising the average depth to frihst level" on the southernmost ex- tremity and also to consider the construction of said mains in the alleys be- tween'Sixth & Seventh streets and between Seventh & Eighth streets and report to the Council. No further business appearing, the meeting was .uly adjourned. • Harlowe M. John-/'�, Village Clerk COUNCIL MEETING A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, was held in the council chambers on December 10th, 1956 with the following named members present, viz: Francis Ingerson, Reuben Petersen, Robert Feely, H.M. Johnson, and Attorney John J. McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting arid-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 Robert Feely, ordered paid from the fund indicated: ®eneral Fund Central-Electric & Gas Co. - electricity - 443.85 Central Telephone Co. - telephone. 61.30 Stanley Overby - special police - 105.00 Roland Engelman - special police - 8.75 William Oster - labor - 225.65 Harlowe M. Johnson - trans. ballots,&licenses 7.52 Bernard A. Record - Bldg. inspection - 5.00 Ahlberg Pharmacy; - misc. supplies- 13.42, Dakota County Tribune pub-. minutes .& ballots 27.74 Coast to Coast Store - Misc. supplies - 21.19 Eft's Electric Service - service on Stop sign - 5.48 Larsen Electric - misc. supplies - 2.58 Don Hayden Chevrolet Inc. - truck repair - 19.32 Wilroy Motors - police car maintenance - 2.00 Farm 'quipment• Store - truck repair - 16.00 Farmington Auto Co. - truck repair - 88.27 Brown Clothing Co. - police uniform 0 48.00 American Linen Supply Co. - wiping rags - 4.50 Zep Manufacturing Co. - broom cores - 29.02 Public Works Equipment Co. - grader repairs - 74.27 Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. - supplies - 57.46 Socony Mobil Oil Co. - station charges & diesel fuel- 18.22 Cities Service Oil Co. - station charges - 85.48 Schneider Hardware - Misc. supplies - 17.95 J.E. Sauber - water main investigation, etc. - 302.15 Joh$ J. McBrien - legal services, 1955 & 1956 1,009.00 230 Housing Fund • Schneider Hardware - Misc. supplies & repairs - 14.95 P.I.R. Fund Fischer Constriction Co. - Manhole Cover,-Etc. 46.00 Lampert Yards, Inc. - Materials for catch basins - 71.75 Liquor Fund Griggs Cooper & Company - merchandise - 546.87 Leo Summers - shelving & etc. - 71.00 Melady Paper Company - supplies - 3.08 Carl McDaniels - janibor service - 60.00 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 9.63 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - 828.40 Ed Phillips & Saris Co. - do 758.31 Griggs Cooper & Co. - do 706.03 Peoples Natural Gas Co. - gas - 9.08 McKesson & Robbins Inc. - merchandise - 303.57 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - do 164.34 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 132.04 Rybak Bottling Works - merchandise - 33.00 Medf ord Dist. Company - do 17.95 Alcorn Beverage Co. do 518.99 City Club Dist. Company - do 1,057.13 Cemtral Electric & Gas Co. - electricity . 70.00 Culligan - Loy F. Bowe - soft water service - 9.50 Hanson Beverage Co. - merchandise - 333.23 J.P. Fritz Wholesale - tobacco, etc. - 299.01 Distillers Dist. Company - merchandise - 257.38 Melady Paper Company - supplies - 47.10 Central Telephone Co. - telephone - 7.70 Upon motion by Robert Feely, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $2,000.00 from the Housing Fund to the General Fund. Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by neuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $2,000.00 frau the Liquor Fund to the General Fund'-and $1,000.00 from the Liquor Fund to the P.I.R. Fund. A► request having been received, it was moved by Reuben Petersen, seconded by H.M. Johnson, that thebuilding permit of Mrs. Wm. Ristcwi be cancelled and the fee refunded. Motion Carried. The matter of the posed sewage treatment plant was thoromghly discussed. A proposed resolution entitled: ":RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE CLERK TO MAKE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL GRANT FOR SEWAGE TRFATMENT WORKS UNDER 33 U.S.C. 466 ET SEQ." was introduced and assigned No. 22-56. Reuben. Petersen moved its adoption, seconded by H.M. Johnson. Upon being put to vote, there were: AYES, 4; NAYES, 0; and the resolution was declared adopted and passed. The matter of the prxmand proposed sewers and mater main construction on Sixth and Seventh streets and the various cost estimates a-s prepared by Banister Engineering Co. were considered. After a thorough discussion, a meeting on the matter was set for December 27th, 1956 at 8:00 P.M.. in the pity Hall. Po further business appearing, the meeting was :d adjourned. . lowe M. Jo �, Village Ulerk r 231 A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington was held in the council chambers on Thursday, December 27th, 1956 with the following named members present, viz: Francis Ingerson, Reuben Petersen, Robert J. Feely, H.M. Johnson and Attorney John J. McBrien. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Reuben Petersen, seconded by Robert Feely ordered paid from the Liquor Fund: Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandise - $755.80 Famous Brands Inc. - merchandise - 178.41 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. - 118.18 Peoples Natural Gas - gas - 27.02 College City Beverage Co. - merchandise - 25.11 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. - merchandiser 404.32 Mid-West Wine Company - merchandise - 178.85 City Club Distributing Co. - merchandise - 1,012.80 Alcorn Beverage Company - merchandise - 426.04 Fritz Wholesale Co. - tobacco, etc. - 257.65 Floyd Johnson Insurance - insurance - 25.38 Griggs Cooper & Company - merchandise - 475.73 Petty Cash - store supplies, etc. 124.55 Hanson Beverage Co. - merchandise - 355.78 Upon motion by H.M. Johnson, seconded by Reuben Petersen, the Clerk was directed to transfer $200.00 to the Farrington Public Library. A proposed ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF LAND AND BUILDINGS IN THE VILLAGE (F FARMINGTON!' was introduced and assigned No. 128. Reuben Petersen moved its adoption, seconded by H.M. Johnson. Upon being put to vote, the vote was as follows: AYES, Ingerson, Feely, Petersen, Johnson; NAYES, None; A.H. Field being absent. The ordinance was then declared adopted and ordered published in the Dakota County Tribune. 111 No further business appearing, the meeting wa- duly adjourned. Harlowe M. Johnso ,' illage Clerk 9