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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958 MinutesPIP 265 Village of Farmington Council Meeting Jan. 6, 1958 A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington, Minnesota was held in the Council Chambers on Monday Evening, Jan. 6, 1958. The following members were present: Mayor Ray Rademacher, Herman Hagen, Gordon Bezdichek, Art Steadman and Floyd Johnson and Attorney John McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting and special meeting were read and approved. Mrs. Marvin Kuchera, Mr. Kenneth Hansen, Mr. Fred McAndrew, Mr. F. Henneberry and Mr. Oscar Luebke appeared and requested a spec- ial meeting with the Village Council on Monday evening, Jan. 13th at 9 o'clock. Upon motion by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Art Steadman to grant this meeting for Monday night, Jan. 13th. Being put to a vote all voted in favor. Upon motion by Art Steadman and seconded by F. Johnson license fees for the year 1958 were setas follows : Cigarette . . . ; 12.00 Theatre . . . 30.00 Pool Hall . . . 20.00 Milk & Cream . . 10.00 Beer (On Sale) . . . 75.00 Beer (Off Sale) . . . 5.00 Club Liquor Lic. . . 100.00 (On Sale) The Village Clerk's Financial statement for the year ending Dec. 31, 1957 was presented and reviewed. Upon motion by Art Stead- man and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek the financial statement was II approved, ordered placed on file for Public inspection, a copy there- of 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 Floyd Johnson and seconded by Art Steadman the application of the Clifford Larson Post 189, The American Legion, for an (on sale Club Liquor License) was approved at a fee of x100.00 and a license ordered issued. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Gordon Bezdichek, seconded by Art Steadman, ordered paid from the fund so indicated. GENERAL FUND Cadwell Insurance . . . ;,1351.71 Cadwell Insurance (Treas. Bond) . . . 42. 50 Cities Service Oil . . . 17.49 Ahlberg Drug . . . 5.75 Larmode Shop (Police) . . . 21.16 John Sauber . . . 4.80 Dakota County Tribune . . . 58.60 Wilroy Motors . . . 51.95 A. Lindstrom . . . 15.10 Larson Electric . . . 3,5'2 Lampert Yards 62.95 Marshall Wells ' * 00 1.80 Arts D.X. Station 22.45 PeerlessMaid Plas#ics (Postage ) . . . 9.64 Northern States Power . . . 511.84 Robert Briesacher (Extra cork) . . . 83.25 Donald Thelan T' t1 . . . 6.00 Stanley Overby (Extra Police) . . . 163.75 • 266 Upon motion by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Art Ste d- man that the First National Bank of Farmington, Farmington, Minnesota be designated as the depository of all Village Funds and that the collateral pledged by the said Bank be approved and that the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota be designated as the place of safe keeping of said collateral. The following applications, having been received, were re- viewed. A motion was made by Art Steadman, seconded by _ loyd X ohnson to grant the following Cigarette License for the year 1958. All voted in favor. Larry Wenthold Griebes Food Store P. S. Williams Clifford Larson Post Mrs. Marie Hermann Lisle Cafe Mrs. V. Haller Sathre Drug E. Kuchera & Son Upon motion by Art Steadman and seconded by Floyd Johnson that we approve the Treasurers Bond and the. Justice of Peace. Being nut to a vote, all voted in favor. Upon motion by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Art Steadman the following appointments for the year 1958, made by Mayor Rademacher, were approved: Sanitation: Henry Lundgren, Chairman Christ Nelson Ishmael Oster Building & Planning C onmm: George 'ussman-Chairman C . E. Cadwell - Secy. E. M. Gerster Ray McCluskey Vince Rotty Water Board: I. G. Empey - Chairman T. J. Feely - Secy. Chester Brinkman F. J . Henneberry Health Officer: Dr. M. Hunter Assistant Board Members: Dr. Y . C . Johnson Dr. Earl Cook Building Inspector - Bernard Record Street Commissioner - _'-rt Steadman, Sr. Police Commissioner - Gordon Bezdichek Sewer w Water Commissioner - Herman Hagen Public Utilities, City Hall Library & Vets Housing - Floyd Johnson Upon motion by Art Steadman and seconded by Herman Hagen, Salaries of Village officials were set as follows and the follow- ing employees were hired for the year 1958, at the salaries in- dicated: Village Treasurer . . . 00.00 per month Village Clerk 4 25.00 TT �► Street Supt. (Wm. Hince) . . . 365.00 " TT Asst. TT ,T (C. Griebenow) . . . 300.00 " Tr (John Uhl) . . . 265.00 TT TT Police Chief (Jake Klotzbeacher390.00 TT Tt Policeman (Axel Youngkrantz) 310.00 " TT Liquor Store Mge(Geo Sypal . . 390.00 tt TT Bartender (Chas. Reigert) . .. 315 .00 TT TT " (Robert Summers) . . . 300.00 Tr +} Store Janitor(John Seurer) . . . 180.00 Tr TT Extra Bartenders . . . 1.50 per hour Extra Streetmen . . . 1.50 " n Mayor -, Councilmen . . . 15Qd.00 per year 1u ligdtign Village Assessor . . . Ba ed o work to 7 n, y r - t fl, </ he financial statement of the 2armington Youth Commission not b4i .g on hand, a motion was made by Gordon Bezdichek that we take thLs up at the next regular meeting. Seconded by Art Stead- man. Being imt to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business appearing, the mettingias d . adjourned. 31 t - �-.. �- Fl•ild 3-season IIVillage Clerk SPECIAL MEETING Jan. 13, 1958 A special Village Council meeting was called for Monday, Jan. 13th at 9 O'clock, for the purpose of hearing viewpoints on the site of the new Sewage Disposal Plant. The Group, headed by Mrs. Marvin Kuchera1 presented many letters from people of other towns expressing experiences of disposal plants in their areas. After a long meeting and discussions, a motion was made by Art Steadman axnd, seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that the Mayor appoint a Committee of (5) to look at other sites farther out. The following were appointed on this Committee ; Elmer Brosseth, Fred McAndrew, Francis Henneberry, Roy Harmer and Richard Whittier, with instruct- ions to report back next week. The meeting was then duly adjourned. tii0Fl• d Jo nson VI 'GE CLERK II SPECIAL MEETING • Jan. 20, 1958 A special meeting was called to discuss the report of the Committee making site investigations for the Sewage Disposal Plant, The Council members present were: Roy Rademacher, Art Steadman, J . McBrien, Herman Hagen and Floyd Johnson. Mr. Banister from Banister Engineering Co. was also present, After some discussion a motion was made by Floyd Johnson that we instruct the Engineer to go ahead with plans for the Disposal Plant at the Bung site and increase the size to accommodate 4,000 population. The motion was seconded by Art Steadman. A call for vote resulted in 4 Yes and 0 nos. Meeting was then duly adjourned. -•,-/4 / 4 - , Fj o, d ohnson LA, CLERK 268 11 1 FARLJINGTON VILLAGE COUNCIL 1VIEETINfa , � x ' ; ,v- February J, 1958 .1�` int t b n" �§ 1€E A regular meeting of the Village Council of the V VI :.tl " of Farmington was held in the Council Chambers on Monday eve- ning, Feb. 3rd. The following members being present: Mayor Rademacher, Herman Hagen, Art Steadman, Gordon Bezdicheck, Floyd Johanson and Attorney John McBrien. The minutes of the last r,.gular meeting and two special meetings wree read and approved. k„ <":_ .,' -u . 4,r1 . Motion was made by Floyd Johnson that we transfer $2000.00 from the Liquor Store to P.I.R. Fund. Motion seconded by Art Steadman. Being put to a vote all voted in favor. A motion was made by Gordon Bezdichek that the $7,000.00 Fire Insurance Policy on the Liquor store stock be renewed with Lubke Insurance Agency. Motion seconded by Art Steadman. Being put to a vote all voted in favor. Mr. Jerome Akin, County Commissioner and Mr. James Gabiou, County Engineer appeared in regard to a change in County-State Highway aid. After some discussion, motion was made by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Art Steadman that we accept the new agreement presented by Mr. Akin and Tyr. Gabiou. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Art Steadman and seconded by Herman Hagen were ordered paid from the Fund s"o indicated: GENERALFUND BILLS FOR JANUARY Lubke Insurance . $221.82 First National Bank (Safe Dep.Box) . 2.20 Cadwell Insurance . . . 4.50 Schneider Hardware . . . 12.22 Miller Davis Co (Supplies) . . . 20.51 Coast to Coast . . . 11.04 II Farmington i`-uto Co. . . . 45.20 Socony Mobil Oil . . . 50.24 Central el Co. . . . 40.55 Northern States Power Co. . . . 536.54 Cadwell Agency . . . 117.93 Peoples Natural Gas Co. . . . 110.36 Lampert Yards . . . 90.80 Ray Briesacher (Refund) . . . 21.00 St. Paul Stamp . . . 13.69 Cities Service Oil . . . 50.43 Standard Oil Co. 000 107.29 Farm Squip Store . . . 46.89 Ray's Texaco (Repairs) 000 14.95 Stanley Overby (Extra Police ) . . . 126.00 Dakota County Tribune . . . 31.00 Art's~ D.X. Station . . . 53.73 a ilroy Motors . . . 6.50 Ahlberg Pharmacy . . . 4.41 HOUSING lUND T. Sauber . . . 13.00 Nordquist Co. . . . 13.50 LIQUOR STO:`_Li, BILLS OF JANUARY Griggs Cooper & Co. . . ;1, 97.88 Petty Cash . . $121.52 ]d Phillip Sons . . 1,192.56 Famous Brands. . 443.56 Northern States Power. 64.00 Dist. Distb. Co 1044.99 Peoples Nat. Gas Co. . . 34.00 Alcon Bev Co. .1 388.86 City Club Dist. Co. . . 931.96 Coll. City Bev. 18.62 Ed Philli ) & Sons . . 429.35 Medford Dist.Co 37.60 Hanson .3ev. Co. . . 358.69 Fritz. Who. Co. 307.02 Petty Cash 7und . . 148.70 Culligan Soft Wtr 9.50 H. Stenerson (Audit) . . 100.00 No further business at hand meeting was duly adjourned.Floyd ILLAGE CLERK 0111140A , / / L` / J r � ' 14'4 "4 d' 5' d 54y R 4 Y ` ',,g4 FARMINGTON VILLAGE C OUZC IL SPECIAL MEETING Feb. 10th, 1955 A special Village Council meeting was called for Monday Evening Feb. 10, 1958 at 8 o'clock. The following Council members being pres- ent: Mayor Rademacher, Art Steadman, Herman Hagen, Gordon Bezdichek, Floyd Johnson and Attorney John McBrien, Mr, Felix Tillges being present to present a plot of ground loc- ated in Castle.. Rock Township that he wanted annexed into the Village. After much discussion, Ordinance No. 130 was presented declaring cer- . tain land in Castle sock Township annexed to the Village of Farmington. Motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Floyd Johnson that we acceptthe ordinance, Being )ut to a vote there -,'ere 5 ayes and 0 nayes, A grout of 1 'c' o n -7.0r'o 1 :',- , _ i, 11 1 ';): ) :1 1"lileilb use o ' t113 i13ast upstairs ?oo l of tile i1 tut Uall• L'1 Ls r:.3 disc issed for some i ie a13. henu ..10 33 On T'S 1- 2 , :. D-' i Jo ,is ta__ ni ,pec =1C1�),i by ilii,_ _;.l i1 i-3 z 1,'I +. ; l.i J , _J -.- .-..... 1; 1 )., .�i 2 'J ' _) ^�� - -:..�-1 V i V yy.tn.tn.__ JT1 _:r, 13:1 , ..1., . , «4, LL ,. ; �:, __ �'_ , ' ,,1 i ; ) :- ) , > --- voted in iavor. No further business r eeti-nJ Wr = duly z d j o - n . �' e ,L, J .Jr, J onus on it _;e Ulrk FARMINGTON VILLAGE COUNCIL ' Regular Meeting Mar. 3, 1955 A regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington was held on Monday evening at 7:30, March 3, 1955. The following members being present. Mayor Rademacher, Art Steadman, Herman Hagen, Gordon Bezdichek, Floyd Johnson and Attorney John McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. The following bills were reviewed and upon notion by Herman Hagen and seconded by Art Steadman, ordered paid from the fund so indicated. GENERAL FUND Cities Service Oil . . 6.27 Northern Stases Power . . 455.02 Peoples Natural Gas . . 95.44 Socony Mobil Oil . . 62.95 Twin City Fire Ext. Co. . . 5.50 Dakota County Tribune . . 189.25 Farm Equipment Store . . 1.25 Central Telephone Co. . . 37.40 Schneider Hdwe. . . 20.66 Woldor Pump CO. . . 18.20 Milroy . . 65. 0 Lampert Yards . . 19.50 Anent Lindstrom . . 33.50 Peerlessstcs (Furnace) . . 133.33 Stanley Overby (. xtra Police) . . 126.00 HOUSING FUND Steele Furniture . . 14.50 270 LIOU0R STORE ° %� � Fr St a - Griggs Cooper Co. 7 > 0 ,# � Ed Phillio & Sons Northern States Power , „"'Power ( 74" ' �° ` w4 Famous Brands 1/24015" sz,r Peoples Natural Gas Co. 29.80 Petty Cash .. . 141.23 Ed Phillip . . 1079.88 McKesson robins . . 411.20 Petty Cash . . 51.68 Culligan Soft Water . . 9,50 Fritzholesaie Co. . . 220.52 City Club Dist. Co. . . 926.29 Hanson -ev. Co. . . 218.87 Alcorn Bev. Co. . . 272.34 Medford Dist. Co. . . 22.25 Motion was made by 2loyd Johnson and seconded by Art Steadman that we hire Robert Briesacher as permanent employee on the Street Department at a salary of :?300,00 per month. Upon being put to a vote all voted in favor. The next item of business concerned dogs, The following men have applied for the job of Dog Catcher. James Stanton Richard Sevorson, Roland Engelman, Ed Vail, Fred Luebke, Dale Nielen, Ervin Rude, Gary McCluskey, Richard Pietsch and Micky Belter. After setting up the rules and regulations and checking the ordinance pertaining to dogs , a motion was made by Herman Hagen and seconded by art Steadman that we have the polio depart- ment check and see which applicant would qualify. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A discussion was then held on the condition of the Vets Housing units. No decision was made. • A building --)ermit application was then presented by the Jehovah Witness for the lot owned by them on 8th Street. This application needed a public hearing because of the zoning ordin- ance. A motion was then made by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded • by Floyd Johnson that we set the hearing for Monday night of March 24th at 7: 30. Upon being put to a vote all voted in favor. No further business at hand meeting was duly adjourned. Fl J. son Village? C lerk SPECIAL MEETING march 11, 1958 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met in a special meeting on Mar. 11, 1958 at 8 o'clock. All members of the Council and Attorney J. McBrien being Present. ' The mail purpose of the meeting was to look over the proposed plot of the addition to the Village by Mr. Felix Tillges. No def- inite action was taken at this time. Motion by Floyd Johnson, seconded by Art Steadman that we trans- fer .y750.O0 to the Youth Commission. All voting in favor. Motion by Gordon Bezdichek and secondedby Herman Hagen that we transfer 3400.00 to the Library Board. All voting in favor. No further business appearing at this time the meeting was duly adjourned. / ', ' F1.01 4.,i son Village Clerk t' i , IAL MEETING 271 r 't ''' 4,ib,k* , ', „.., ,t' ,.*, r. -4,-. ' '' -:''' "'" tk^£4J'3`����'� et [ �' 4 k It Jar. 24,1958 A speoialmeeting of the Village Council was called for Mon- day evening, March 24th, at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of a pub- lic hearing on. the application of a building permit by the Jehovah's Witnesses for Lot 1, Farm Bureau addition. Mr. Gustav Larson, St. Paul attorney for the Jehovah's Witnesses appeared in their behalf and gave a detailed report of their plans. A large group of people filled the Council rooms. Property owners surrounding the area were present and members from the Jehovah's Wit- "' nesses from Bloomington, Mendota, Hopkins', Northfield and two members from Farmington. After Mr. Larson was through with his explanation, a question and answer discussion followed. Mr. Louis Borrell questioned the cost of the building and asked how many local members there were. The ans- wer was three local members and thirteen members lived in Dakota Coun- ty. Mr. Borrell asked about the deed to the property and they ans- wered that Mr. Christianson purchased the property for them. Mr. Borrell asked why they wanted to locate here when there were only 3 members here in Farmington. Mr. Larson answered that they had a right to locate here. Mr. Borrell said we haven't anything against the peo- ple but felt the location was not suitable for a church. Mr. Larson answered the size would be about the same as most of the homes in the area and would conform to Village building code. Mr. McBrien asked Mr. Larson if he realized that this location or lot was one of the smallest in town and that most of the homes in the area were on lots twice the size. Mr. Erick Illich said most of us build in this area because it was zoned for residence. Mr. Rademacher asked what amount of the assets were in cash and Mr. Larson answered about )3500.00 and that they were going to get 9,000.00 from the Watch Tower National organiation. II Mrs. Molitor asked, "Why do you want to locate here when you are not wanted in this location?" Mrs. Matt Fischer brought up the fact that there wouldn't be ample parking and that they would be parking in driveways, etc. 'ww , { 2 ' _ dt41006 .. . , .k.,', MN^ r e ebg ' ` hue •5r. : $ ., next to e building. Mrs , Borrell' objected in that they woul. a'e to be looking at a parkin; lot from thei2 living room. Mrs . Fischer s6id, "You just can't put that kind of a building on that size lot." Mr. Larson said from the experience he has had, the only time they don't run into trouble is when ,heir g-;o out in the country to locate. Mrs. Borrell asked, "Why don't you build across the Highway?" Mr. Larson said the location is more in the center of the group and they were trying to build within the law. °- -aid, "We ll p a high taxes in this area and we * 4# Mr. Larson said, "Your property ill not be depreciated". Mrs. Fischer asked Mr. Larson how he would like to have this building next to his house. Mr. Larson said, "You won't have to worry about noise during a service". Mrs. Fischer said, "We will have to -)ut up with 20 to 50 cars instead of one or two". Mr. Larson said, "Yes, at least three times a week. Jehovah's Witnesses always build this type of building. This is not a commer- cial venture of any kind. Mrs. Borrell asked why they have to come and knock at our doors so often. 272 -11 Mr. Newton said, "It seems funny that ,rou restrict people to come into town to trade and worship." Mr. Borrell said, "You seem to be confused as to which way the building will face". Mr. Larson said, "I suppose we could face it to the East". Mrs . Fischer said, "You can't find another house five feet from the alley". Rev. Anderson from the Assembly of God Church asked if he could say a few words. Be said he was a minister of the Commun- ity and had been listening to these objections. Then he read an article about turning down a permit in some other area. Mr. Newton asked Rev. Anderson if any one of his group had asked him to appear and he said, "no". At this time Mayor Rademacher said if there were no more ques- tions hhe meeting would be closed and that the Council would make their decisions later. The next item of business had to do with garbage collection. The income from the garbage the past year was about ; 1200.00 less than the expenses. The charges for garbage collection was supposed to provide a new truck every five years, or in other words, be self- supporting. After some discussion a motion by Herman Hagen and sec- onded by Art Steadman that we increase the regular house pickups to 33.00 per quarter and that the residence outside of the City limits that have pick up to A..00 per quarter. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. The matter of repairs at the local Library were discussed. Motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we put in extra shelves needed and paint the inside walls and ceiling. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. 0-4X *4 Flo • Jr, •son V lige Clerk xr, -z0''%'1n 0 * *1144, ` kap, r xi r$ I s lw a a _..� i. Mar. 31, 1958 , 4 1r5 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met in Attorney J. McBrien's office on March 31st at 7:30 P.M. with all members being present. The Purpose of the meeting was to consider the possibility of purchasing the Marvin Kuchera pro- perty as a means of disposing of the pending lawsuit. After a discussion lasting about an hour the Council authorized J. McBrien to make an offer based on appraisals being made '•. ' v '•has on �+1:''J r .4^'itY►♦fie �, • `"r 't � ��!S .y Yip 4 4t' `1` r ii .. ,M. °'. ,aP ""t ♦. W ` A ,a ,"�� ma^�,a,'° n4 �.r .. � �„�' . :mow ,�„ .;`, # , SPECL, L MEETING April 2, 1958 The Village Council of the Vill..ge of Aarmington met in Attor- ney J. McBrien's office with all members being present. The purpose of this meeting was that Attorne- J. McBrien wanted to advise the Council as to feelings expressed by Judge Schulz at the close of Court on ednesday P.L. In view of Judge Schulz' attitude it was recommen- ded that we make every effort to get Judge Schulz to see At least two disposal plants during the trial. It was also determined that we use Natural Gas at the plant for fuel instead of oil of which both have been considered. ohns age 1erk 273 SPECIAL MU.'TING April 5, 1958 All members of the Village Council , with the exception of Mr. Bezdichek, made a trip to New Richmond, Wisconsin to visit their Disposal Plant. 'Te found out that they haul all of their sludge out and don't have any drying beds. The Council was very much impressed with this plant and its operation nd voted to haul . all of the sludge and do away with drying beds in the proposed . Disposal Plant. �/ /�• Fl.. d %hason ( i age Clerk REGULAR COUNCIL FETING April 7, 1958 The regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington was held on Monday evening, April 7, 1958 at 7:30. All members of the Village Council being present, also City Atbor- ney, Mr. J. McBrien. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Radamacher. The minutes of the last regular meeting and special meetings were read. Motion by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Herman Hagen that the minutes be approved. Being nut to a vote, all voted in favor. A group of men representing the Jehovah's Witnesses were pres- ent. Mayor Rademacher asked Mr. Larson, Attorney for The Jehovah' s Witnesses to )resent what material he had regarding their request for building permit. Mr. Larson presented two small drawings sett- ing up how their building c:)uld set on their lot. They suggested that we check on their buildings at Hopkins and Bloomington. Mr. McBrien asked about the delinquent taxes on the property in question. Mr. Larson said that was an oversight, thet it would be paid. After a few more minutes of discussion it was decided we postpone a dis- cussion on this permit and Mr. Newtpndwas to send the Clerk of the Village a list of other locations they have. A meeting was again suggested for April 21st at 8 o'clock. Mr. Russell Royce was present to discuss costs of a new siren. The costs to be shared by the Civil Defense. Mr. Royce pointed out that the d llage share would be about -;;400.00. After some dis- cussion a otion was made by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Floyd Johnson t at we purchase a new siren on that basis. Upon being put to a vot , all voted in favor. Cost to be charged to '{ire Dept. Fund. Mr. Felix Tillges was present to show new plans for Sunnyside addition, showing; location of sewer, water and gas lines. Motion by Art Steadman and seconded by Herman Hagen that we O.K. up to this point. Upon being put to a vote, nil voted in favor. The following applications for building permits were received and reviewed from the Building Committee: Felix Tillges - New dwelling - Lot 5, Block 2 - P.H.Feely addition Ray Almquist - New building at rear of 316 - 3rd Street Gordon Bezdichek - Remodel and attach Marguee to front at 333 - 3d Street G. J. Reihsen - Remodel Tastee Freez building at 411 - 3d St. Motion by Herman Hagen and seconded by Art Steadman that we 0. K. these permits. Upon being out to a vote, all voted in favor. The following business places have made application for on and off sale non-intoxicating Malt Beverage License: Lisle Baltes Marvin Kuchera Wesley Fredenberg Mrs. H. Dooley Farmington Lanes Viola Haller After due consideration, motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we grant these liceases. Upon being put to a vote, 11 voted in favor. 274 -441 One application was on file for off sale non-intoxicating malt beverage. Motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Herman Hagen that we grant one off-sale license to -Ronald Thelan. Upon being put to a vote, Ell voted in favor. Motion by Herman Hagen and seconded by Art Steadman that we transfer ;2000,00 from Liquor Store fund to General. Upon being put to a vote all voted in favor. The following bills v,ere reviewed and upon notion by Art Steadman and seconded by Gordon 13ezdichek, ordered paid from the funds so indicated: ENER_,L FUND Socony Mobil Oil 419.31 Steele Furniture (City Hall) . . . 20.50 Martin Star . . . 4.34 Standard Oil Co. . . . 19.07 „ rr 5.48 Central Tel. Co. 33.70 Municipal q". ,�. Co. . . . 6.71 Farm Equip Store . . . 4. 57 Twin Ex. Co. . . . 409.80 Dakota County ilaxes . . . 5.49 Lampert Yards . . . 15.20 Cities Service Oil . . . 27.55 Northern States Power Co. . . . 367.35 Peoples Natural Gas . . . 101.94 Lubke Insurance (Car-Truck) . . . 155.31 Ruffridge Johnson Equip Co. . . . 54.24 glen Chev. Co. . . . 7.65 Farmington Auto Co. . . . 13.10 Dakota County Tribune . . . 38.62 Schneider 1 dwe. . . . 8.71 Jos. N. Baltes . . . 25.95 i Wilroy's . . . 55.00 ,,m. Hinz. . . . 12.75 II Merrill Tobias ( . . . 17.87 ScAneider Hawe. 000 41.78 HOUSING FUND t Jack Sauber . . . 3.00 Marshall Wells . . . 7.23 • Schneider ndwe. . . . 5.50 . LI1UOR STORE BILLS Griggs Cooper Co. . . . 584.86 Melady Paper Co. . . . 39.78 Ed Phillip Sons . . . 1553.17 Northern States Power Co. . . . 60.50 Famous Brands 226.70 Peoples Natural Gas . . . 34.20 Fritz 'rdholesale . . . 230.25 City Club Dist. Co. . . . 899.21 Alcorn Bev. Co. . . . 323.60 Distillers Distb. Co. . . . 1386.87 Mid-West Wine Co. . . . 86.80 Culligan Soft Water Service . . . 9.50 Hanson Bev. . . . 280.68 r."."---".." ."------"---...--1----""w"-------------------- 275 The next__special meeting Vas set for Monday night,-April 14th. No further business, the meeting was duly a. ourned. Fl•( J ns on it ge Clerk SPECILL LEETING April 14,1958 A special meeting of the ?Farmington Village Council was held on Monday nite, =ipril 14th. All members present except Gor- don Bezdichek. The first item of business was the Building permit ar)plication 3 {�ii-r�� :., r ., '. ,' , •. s L': . s . s ee. • e a . .}.t-9 : s I1 e e• • ens 'n :t- i1. , 2 e' oa4 e tf •' - • 6e.aori= S . .i i1 ..i:L ;se, , 0'i'_" Nrt. by ±rt Steadman and seconded by 2loyd Johnson that we grant n om' " Lutheran Church a building permit for Lot 6, Block 5 of Betzold's addition, size of building to be 38 x 79 to he located 5 feet from the east property line and in line with other buildings. The old Church building located on the South end of the property to be moved off. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. One application for temporary trailer permit was on hand from Soren Michelson. lifter due considers-tion motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen that js_e grant this permit for one year. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Some complainants appeared in regard to off sale license granted at the last regular meeting. Some discussion followed but no decision The next two hours were spent on final plans for the Sewage Disposal Plant. Some changes were made in regard to the garages. Banister Engineering Company was ordered to draw olans for a 4 stall garage in connection with the Disposal plans. No further business , meeting was duly a: . • ,Ened.f F!rd i ohnson Vil. age Clerk SPECIAL METING . April 21,1958 The main purpose of the meeting was t ; discuss further the application for a building permit for The Jehovah's Witnesses. Mayor Rademacher asked Er. Larson, who was representing Jehovah' s ditnesses , if he had anything new to bringup regard- ing their permit. Mr. Larson made a few remarks and then Mr. John McBrien read and presented his finding regarding the three Jehovah' s Witnesses locations, namely; Bloomington, Hopkins and Golden Valley. All three of these locati >ns had about three times as much ground as the one in Farmington. After this report a question and answer discussion resulted. Floyd Johnson asked thr. Larson if the prop- erty had been deeded to the Jehovah's Witnesses yet. MT. Larson produced the Deed showing that it had been deeded to them from IV1r. Christenson on Dec. 22, 1956. Mayor Rademacher said he didn't think they had enough ground. Mr. Larson said they had two proposals showing the building setting two ways on the lot' and that they were complying with the building code. Floyd Johnson asked if these were the same plans that they had over to Hastings. lir. Larson said no, that these were new ones. Art Steadman asked if the size of the proposed building was about the same size as those in 276 ,441 Bloomington, Hopkins o Golden Valley. Mr. Larson said no, this one was smaller. Mrs . Dona.le( Molitor pointed oizt that the building in Bloomington was over 500 feet from the nearest home. Floyd Johnson asked £ r. Larson about the date the Congregation was organized and he said 1931. Mr. Johnson then asked if it was right that they had only 3 members in Farmington and about 40 to 50 affiliated. Mr. Larson answered that this was right. Ar . Borrell asked if the Jehovah's Witnesses had considered other locations.' Yr. Newtgndsaid they had considered other locations but had decided on this one. Mr. Larson said the reason for the location was because it was central. Mr. Borrell stated that he felt there was some misrepresentation. Mr. Christiansen bought the property and couldn't remember if he told the Farm Bureau that they were going to put a Kingdom Hall building on it. Mr. Borrell said that three weeks ago he challenged the figures of ;23, 000.00. Mr. ';'ayne Kelly asked the Council if they would be interested in some figures he had gotten regarding the cost of this type of build- ing. Mayor Rademacher said to present the figures. The figures presented would total up to about X12,000. Mrs. Matt Fischer asked Mr. Larson if the group had thought of buying the U. Evangelical Building and he said they had, but their price was too high so they • s , .. - - ` :3: ing of this permit on the basis of what had been presentee ; secon•e• by Herman Hagen. Being put to a vote, the Council voted as follows: Steadman, yes; Johnson, yes; Hagen, yes; Bezdichek yes , Rademacher . yes. Carried. Mr. Larson attempted to cross examine the Mayor on the action of the Council as to ordinance requirements. At this point Mr. McBrien stated that no one Council member could make any statement on behalf of the Council unless such statement was first authorized by vote of the Council. If Mr. Larson, or any one of the group, wanted to talk to any Councilman later when the Council was not in session, that would be o an individual basis. Yr. Larson asked Mr. Rademacher if that was AJP [ beverage license which was tabled at the last meeting. Mrs. V. Haller and Mrs. Fredenberg appeared and gave their views on why we should not grant an off-sale license at this time. After much discussion, a motion was made by Herman Hagen that we rescind our motion granting R. Thelan an off-sale permit at our regular meeting April 7, 1958. Motion seconded by Johnson. Being putt to a vote, there were 3 yes and 2 nos. Carried. Motion by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by 'loyd Johnson that we grant cigarette license to I . Thelan and Lloyd Ziphrin. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Russell Boyce and Geo. Betzold appeared in behalf of the U.B. Church. T .eir problem being an underground cable located where they plan to build a church. No action taken. r. Short from Banister Engineering appeared in regard to some chan_;es in the Sewer Disposal plans. 7=otion by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen the t we chan.g�.-, the garage plans to a 40 x 40 (2) stall and provide an outlet inside the garage to dis- charge sludge in winter if necessary. Being put to a vo e , 11 voted in favor. No further 1Jusiness meeting was duly ad;'ourned. oyd Johnson ge Clerk ril"' . 277 SPECIAL MEETING April 28, 1958 A special Council meeting was held on Monday Evening, April 28th in ,he Council Chambers with all members present. The first part of the evening was spent with our local Assessor, Mr. John Steffes in relation to Real Estate taxes. Mr. F. Tillges was present and we discussed sewer and water for the new Sunnyside addition, Village Attorney was ,instructed to prepare petition for this project. The next item of business was the application for redaction of true and full value of Peerless Plastic's personal property. After due consideration, a motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen that we reduce the value of X6900.00 to , 5400.00. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we grant Farmington Dairy milk license for the year 1958. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was adjourned. Fl, d J. nson / A. / V/-. ra • Clerk R1GULAR COUNCIL T.IEETING -----"Mai-577-93-8— The Village Council of the Village of Farmington held its 111 regular Council meeting, Monday evening at 8 o'clock, May 5,1958 with all members present, including City Attorney, J. McBrien. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Radamacher. This minutes of the last regular meeting and special meetings were read. Motion was made by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Herman Hagen that the minutes be approved as read. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. The following bills were then read and approved: GENERAL FUND . Joe Baltes 1 3.75 Northern States Power Co 365.09 Cities Service Oil Co. 34.36 Peoples Natural Gas 70.92 Central Telephone Co. 46.20 Bury & Carlson (Blacktop) 74.75 Rosenwald Cooper, Inc. 30.45 Emmet Carey , 1.00 Lampert Yards 16.95 V. Schroeder 16.50 Phillip Pet. Co. (Jan & Feb) 168.74 Rosenwald Cooper Co. 495.00 Dakota County Tribune 83.75 Oachs & Carlson 45.00 Wilroys 20.05 Larsen Electric Co, 33.30 P. H. Feely • 5.56 Bernard Record 46.00 Southern Uniform Co. 25.33 Farm Equip. Co. 3.32 Martin Star Express 4.34 Larson Electric , (City Hall) 3.81 Oscar Weitzman ( Police ) 89.75 Bob Stoneberg 110.00 D. Grannis & Kutchera 125.00 .11278 VETS HOUSING Ems Elec . 111. . 4.04 Marshall Wells 54.96 LIQUOR STORE Famous Brands 237.36 Ed Phillip & Sons 434.08 Griggs Cooper Co. 828.29 Old Peoria Co. 180.93 Ed Phillip & Sons 217.36 11 Northern States Power . . . . . 60.00 Lex Dist. Co. (Mdse. ) 20.05 Petty Cash Fund 139.53 Peoples Natural Gas 19.60 Culligan ;dater Serv. 9.50 Griggs Cooper Co. 212.03 Hansen Bev. 298.85 Alcorn Bev. Co. 370.02 College City 'rev. Co. . . . . . 25.60 Fritz Who. Co. 232.52 H. Steenerson (Audit) 100.50 Lynn Johnson Co. 126.38 City Club Dist. Co. 907.46 It was moved by Art Steadman and seconded by Herman Hagen that the bills be paid from -,he funds so indicated. Being Gaut to a vote, all voted in favor. IL- Robert Snyder was present to present a petition for Curb and Gutter on 5th from i:wain to Elm. Herman Hagen made the motion that we adopt Resolution No. 131 declaring adequacy of Petition and ordering im-)rovement of 5th Street. Motion seconded by Art Steadman. Upon being nut to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Herman Hagen that we grant the American Legion Club aPpermit to sponsor a square dance on the street between Oak and Elm on 3rd Street, Saturday evening, July 26th with the understanding that they clean the street immediately after. Upon being rut to a vote, all voted in favor. Mr. Wm. Hince was present and requested that Te seal-coat 4 blocks on Maple Street, one block from Spruce to Walnut and 3 blocks from the Creamery to Highway 218. Mr. Hince also re- quested that we put new side walk frost 5th to 6th Street on the North side of Spruce and 3 blocks from Main to Walnut, one block on 5th from Locust to Walnut one block from Main to Railroad tracks on 4th Street and 1 block on Oak Street from 4th to 5th. Motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Art Steadman that we set a special meeting far May 26th to receive bids on these 2 projects. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. The following applications for building permits were re- ceived and reviewed from the Building Commission: Harlowe Johnson - New dwelling on Lots 4 & 6 - Field Addition Floyd Weed - New Garage on Lot 10, Block 1 Sprute addition Gordon Pfahning - New garage rt 708 - 7th St. Faith Church - New Church Building - Lots 6, 7 & 8 Markmans addition After due consideration, motion was made by Art Steadman and secondee by Gordon Bezdichek that we approve these permits. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Eotion by Floyd Johnson that we do not rent any of the Housing units after They become vacant from this date on. Seconded by Art Steadman. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in ravor. 279 Motion by Herman Hagen that we grant Geo. Weierke per- mission to hook on to the sewer manholes on the South end of First Street. Edith the understanding that he pay the regular fee of 94.80 in advance on that project, and he build his own line to his -roperty. Motion seconded by Art Steadman and being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Resolution No. 132 was presented declaring adequacy of Petition and ordering preparation of report thereon with ref- erence to extension of sewer and water to service Sunnyside addition t . Farmington. Motion was made by Herman Hagen that we adopt Resolution No. 132. Seconded by Art Steadman. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting adjourned. / / / / - F .y• J.hnson VILLAGE CLERK SPECIAL IttEETING May 26, 1958 A special meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington was held at the City Hall on Monday evening May 26, 1958. All members of the Council were present. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Rademacher. A motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that the time for bids be closed. The Clerk was ordered to open bids. The bids for seal-coat were the first to be opened and were as follows: No. 1 - Fischer Construction Co, 4.14 Sq.Yd -Farmington No. 2 - Bury and Carlson .209 " " -Minneapolis No. 3 - Amos Helgerson .14 " " -Austin No. 4 - Holm Const. Co. .118 " " -Anoka No. 5 - Blacktop Const. Co. .20 Per Gal-Mpls. Not bidding to *our specifications, Blacktop Construction Company asked if their bids could be withdrawn. Motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Herman Hagen granting them the right to withdraw their bid. After due consideration, motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Floyd Johnson that we accept the bid of Holm Construction and return checks to the unsuccessful bidders. All voting in favor. The bids for the sidewalk and curbing were then opened, bids as follows : No. 1 - Topp Cement Co. 0.38 per Sq. foot -Farmingon 1.85 Curb and Gutter No. 2 - Kaisen ,'Const. Co. .40 per Sq. foot 2.10 Curb and Gutter No. 3 - Joe Seichlaegl .40 per Sq. foot 2.25 Curb and Gutter A discussion arris-ng because the low bidder was late in submitting his bid, a motion was made by Art Steadman and sec- onded by Herman Hagen that we reject all bids for curb and gutter and sidewalk and advertise for new bids. Upon being put to a vote , all voted in favor. After some discussion, motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen that ve have the garbage truck and the old city truck painted at the Farmington Auto Co. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Floyd Johnson that we proceed with our plans for parking lot in the rear of the City Hall. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. 280 .11 Motion by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Art Steadman that we set the date of June 9th for the Public Iee±ing on the swwer and water extension on Bung's addition and Sunny- side addition; and resolutions 3-58, 4-58 and 5-58 be adopted. Carried. Motion by Herman Hagen and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we hire Attorney J. McBrien to represent the Village in the B. Erickson case. No further business, meeting was dul/-djour ed. F r4 d ohnson Village Clerk ADDITIONS TO 'H R :GULF=.R CO NCIL MEETING OF May 5 , 1958 Motion by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Herman Hagen that we allow )250. 00 to Roger Grundeman and Marvin Kuchera for expenses connected with the fire school held in Minneap- olis . This amount to be chared to Fire Department budget. Upon being put to a vote , all voted in j/ 4 / o/I • nson r ' Village Clerk .REGULAR C OUNC IL MEETING June 2, 1958 • The Village Council of the Village of Farmington held a regular Council meeting on Monday evenin-;, June 2, 1958 at 8 o'clock in the City Hall. All members of the Council and City Attorney, J. McBrien being present. • The minutes of the last regular meeting and the special meeting were read and two errors were pointed out to the Clerk. 'after making the necessar T changes motion was made by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded b- Herman Hagen that '1:e accent the min- utes. Being nut to a vote , all voted in favor. The following bills 'ere read.Motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Herman Hagen that T.° e cay the bills from the funds so :indicated. Being put to a vote , all voted in favor. A petition for Curb end Gutter and Tarvia for one block from 1st Street to the Depot was presented by Hans Larson. The Petition having the necessary, signatures. Mr. Herman Hagen made the notion that we refer it to Banister Engineering Company for checking on grade. Motion seconded by Gordon Bezdichek. Being put to a vote , all voted n favor. Miss Ida Langer appeared z:ith a complaint regarding building ordinance requirements. After due consideration, it was deter- mined that her problem was an individual one not involving the village. The following building permits were received from ;he Building and Planning Committee and recommedded for approval. After due consideration, motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Herman Hagen that we O.K. the Building Permit of Elbert Kindseth and Kenneth Nelson. Elbert Kindseth - new D.X. Station at 221 Elm Street Kenneth Nelson - new dwelling on Lot 5, Block 2 - Bungs Add. Motion by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded br Herman Hagen that we secure a copy of the State Building code and make some nec- essary changes in our building peruits. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. r 281 Motion by Herman Hagen that the Building and Planning Committee require a floor plan showing all projections and location of building on everyermit from her, on. Seconded by Art Steadman and being put to a vote , all voted in favor. Motion by Herman Hagen and seconded by Art Steadman that the City Colncil join with the V.F.W. in an effort to secure an Armory for this area, Being put to a vote , all voted in favor. The Farmington Commercial Club presented a request to hold square dances on the Village Square on Friday nights. Some dis- cussion followed but no action was taken. Motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Art Steadman th:-_t we transfer 2000 from the Liquor Store to the General Fund. All voted in favor, Motion by Rloyd Johnson and seconded byr Herman Hagen that we transfer x;1000 from Housing ' and to Sewer Fund. All voted in favor. GENERAL FUND BILLS ,POR MAY Socony Ttiobil Oil . . X21.09 Cities Service „ 20.52 D-X Oil Co. . . 67.61 Zep Mfg. Co. . . 59.63 Peoples Natural as Co. . . 27.40 Northern States Power o. . . 313.40 Const. Bulletin (Adv) .6 ,14.,,, .+s',h ase,, , a '6t ,. 'tIO `:410410.4r, . :. . ,_ ; . Lampert Yards 1.45 Kale Uniforms . . 9.33 Farm Equip. Store . . 75.61 Schneider Hdw. . . 19.61 Coast to Coast . . 9.58 Asconite Asphalt Co. . . 31.32 II Nm. H. Ziegler Co. . . 8,30 Rosenwald-Cooper, Inc. . . 35.45 Miller-Davis Co. . . 5.08 Twin City Fire Ext. Co. . . 75.00 Danco Painting & Ded, . . 165.00 Ahlbergs Drug . . 1.73 Fischer Const. Co. . . 25.00 Bury & Carlson • . 382.25 Fire Dept. School Exp. . . 30.00 LI ).,UOR STOFE BILLS FOR MAY Petty Cash Fund . . 122.73 Northern States Power Co. . . 61.00 Ed Phillip <t, Sons . . 300.80 ft ft . . 555.89 Melady Paper Co. . . 23.83 Corrigan Elec Co. , . 54.66 Ed Phillip & Sons .. 1126.89 Famous Brands . • 765.98 Waterbury Co. ,. 26.00 Griggs Cooper Co. . . 566.75 Ed Phillip & Sons • . 1083.84 Melady Paper . . 33.41 Alcorn Bev. Co. • . 399.08 Petty Cash Fund 144.54 City Club Dist. Co. . . 1405,18 11 Fritz. `ddho, . . 296.77 Medford Dist . Co. . . 16.25 Famous Brands . . 104.08 Hansen Bev. Co. . . 367.61 McKesson gs Robbins . . 294.30 No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. Flo d . i son �V v ag• Clerk , 282 , ' 4 " �,� 1",�, SPECIAL COUNCIL FETING �� June 9, 1958 /i A !. }, ` The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for "V '' e 4" special meeting on Tune 9th at 8 o'clock with all members being 'ti✓' i , "I present. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Roy Rademacher. A 4#1)', Mot._on was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Herman ,,`` ` Hagen that bids be closed for sidewalk and curb. Being put 1 to a vote , all voted in favor. . The Clerk was instructed to rill open the bids: I. Bid o ' Topp Const. Co for sidewalk 380 per sq . foot rt TT ,r for curb X2.00 foot ,r 11 for Curved Curb 2.35 foot No more bids on hand, motion was made by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Herman Hagen that we accept the bid of Topp Construction. Being but to a vote, all voted in favor., Motion by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Art Steadman th,ot we O.K. a conditional permit for square dances to be held on Frida?r night on Oak street West of 3rd Street. Permit issued to Farmington Commercial Club. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion by Art $teadman and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek thet we notify Harlowe Johnson to stop construction of garage until : e have time to check on location. Being put to a vote, . ". ' d t • A.L • • - : • la; • — 1 • " • • . . e that we adopt Resolution 6-58. Being nut to a vote, there ' were 5 for and none against.. Motion by Floyd Johnson and seconded bcr Art Steadman that we adopt Resolution 7-58. Being put to a vote, all voted inII favor. No further business, meeting was dull adjourned, / ifre ' - lo, • J.hnson Vil :ge Clerk SPJ2CL L COUNCIL fl TING June 10, 1958 A special Village Council meeting was held at 7 o'clock P.M. for the purpose of checking on Harlowe Johnson building. After due consideration and checking on the location and build- ing ordinance, motion was made by ,,rt ti3teadman and seconded by Herman Hagen tho-t we grant permission to go ahead with garage. Bein' -cut to a vote, th r _. ere 4 Yes andN.. Motion carried. e;4:- 11 •.. • Johnson li age Clerk SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING III June 23, 1958 II The Village Council met for a special meeting on Monday evening, June 23d for consideration of sewer in Bung addition. The following members being present: Rademacher, Hagen, Johnson and City Attorney J. McBrien. After some discussion it was de- cided to have Banister Engineering Company recheck this area and have report back on Monday evening, June 30th. No further business, meeting was duly ad o ,ned. •y ohnson Vil age Clerk A Ir 283 SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING June 30, 1958 The Village Council met but since the number present did not constitute a quorum no decisions were made. Floyd Johnson Village Clerk REGULAP. COUNCIL MEETING July 7, 1958 The Village Council of the Villae of Farmington held a regular Council meeting on Monday Evening, July 7th, 1958 at 8 o'clock in the City Hall. All members of the Council and City Attorney J. McBrien being present. The Mayor called the meeting to order and the minutes of the last regular meeting and the special meetings were read and a-lproved. Motion was made by Herman Hagen and sec- onded by /Art Steadman th t minutes be approved as read. The following bills were read and motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek the bills be paid from the funds so indicated: Carried. GENERAL FUND Northern States Power C . . . ?300.20 Peoples Natural Gas 8.00 Banister Engineering Co. . . 625.08 Banister Engineering Co. . . 344.38 Wilroy Company . . 21.20 Asconite Asn. Co. . . 20.57 II Rosenwold Cooper Co. . . 10.58 Bernard Record . . 16.00 Ira Ives 6b.50 Dakota County Tribune . . 52.75 Farmington Auto Co. . . 123.65 Ruffridge Johnson Co. 1. 53.58 Bury Carlson . . 202.50 Standard Oil Co. . . 138.00 Roy Harmer (Rent) . . 120.00 Bury & Carlson . . 173.25 Rosenwold Cooper . . 75.90 Cadwell, Ins. . . 690.02 Nelson Gravel . . 255.00 D.X. Station . . 20.02 Socony Oil . . 11.87 Farmington-Lakeville Oil Co . . . 31.01 John P. Sauber . . 5. 00 '�ri lr oy's . . 96.70 Schneider Hd.°re. . . 41.85 Cities Servicd . . 40.32 Standard Oil Co. . . 45.35 Larsen electric Co. . . 1.32 Martin Star Express . . 5.00 J. J . McBrien . . 293.70 .5', '`;'' J. J. McBrien . . 703.75 te-y", LIQUOR STOREBILLS Petty Cash Fund . . 147.60 Fritz Tholesale . . 273.14 Culligan Soft :'tater . . 9;50 Hansen 3everage . . 360.03 C. L. Gantzen Co. • 220.00 Ed Phillip & Sons . . 221.10 City Club Dist. Co. . . 1069.26 College City Bev. . . 69.51 Medford Distb . Co. . . 41.05 Alcorn Bev. . . 439.87 284 -1441 Grig;;s Cooper Co. . . ,652.14 Bezoski Sign Co. . . 90.08 Northern Mates Power Co. 83.00 U.S.Treas Dept -Assessment Stamp . . 20.00 Minn. Liquor Control Stamp . . 10.00 Culligan (July) 9.50 Old Peoria Co. . . 563.63 bd Phi'_lia Fc Sons . . 1343.10 Two Building permits were recei ed from the Building Commission, namely-: Felix Till ,es for dwelling on Lot 4, Block 4, :Sunnyside addition; and Robert i,'IIcDermott for nriv- ate garage on Lot 4, Block 3, Dittmans Addition. The Build- ing Commission recommending the O.K. on these Permits and being duly considered by the Council, motion was made by 71o•-d Johnson and seconded by, 'lerm:_n_ Han that we grant these per- nits. _seine; put to a vote , voted in favor. A short discussion on the parking lot in the rear of the Cit- 11=11 was he next item of business and it was de- cided th t Roy Rademacher would contact Ken Hanson and Fran- cis Henneberry regarding their property, ' ,hich would be in- volved. A motion was made by :Thyd Johnson end seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that _-e transfer ;1000.00 from the Liquor Store to General Fund. Being -gut to n vote , all voted in favor. 'lotion was made by girt Steadman and seconded b- Herman Hagen th t re go ahead ith the sewer plans in Bung's addition and that we advertise for bids in with Sunnyside addition. Being rout to a vote, _.'_1 voted in favor. ;otion by Gordon Bezdichek that we adopt Resolution No. 8-58. Sec .nded by Herman Hagen. Being put to a vote, 5 voted for and none against. Motion b-r Floyd Johnson that we set July 22nd for date with Northern States Power Representatives. Seconded by Art Steadman. Carried. 110on by Art z>teadman th t re adopt Resolution No. 9-58 reg° rding use and store e of Sewer Disposal Tank Truck. Sec- onded br :Floyd Johnson. Being put to a vote, 11 voted in favor. No further business at hand, meeting was duly adjourned at 11:45. /i' L 1•,! J _ns on it age Clerk OF ABVI t i. [;TING July 8th, 1958 The Board of Review meetin, ; was held on Tuesday evening July 8th at 7:30 . •'. , with ell the Villa73 Co ncil members and City Attorney and County 'assess r. Tom LIalleryr and ''Assis- t °nt Assessor, Grant Johnson and local Assessor, John Steffes being -present. There were ab-gut 12 local people -�resent to discuss their taxes. fter a very long discussion on taxes with many questions there were a. few adjustments -.'ecommended. 'lotion was made by Herman Hagen and seconded by Floyd Johnson that vee recommend reductions to the following people: Harry -icElmury, Soren :Michelson, Louis Borrell, Donald flol- itor, Claro-nc ':heisbriegh and Gordon Bezdichek. Upon being put to a vote, 11 voted in favor. No further business , meeting vas duh adjourned. {1•�J J ,nson V. lage Clerk ir 285 S' C I. _L `= T ING July 16, 1958 A special meetin; was called at 3 o,clock on Wednesday P.I.I. July 16th for the purpose of reviewing the Sever Dispos- al Estimates presented bY '.lm. Banister. The following mem- bers being prese,n.t: Gordon Bezdichek, rt Steadman, Floyd Johnson end Attorney John r:IcBrien; end Mr. -•rs. Banister. ''le met for two hours with no decisions beingma . F of-ce ohnson V 1 age Clerk • SPECIAL FETING July 21, 1958 A special meetin was called for the purpose or fur- ther discussion of Sewer Disposal Plant. All members of the Village Council and Attorney J. NcBrien being present. After a full evening it was decided to invite Mr. Dubois of Ne,: Richmond, isconsin down to e meeting for further dis- cussion. Meeting ad 'ourned, / et,4-4-e•-a-z7dFl3Thn.son age Clerk SPECIAL I: ETING July 22,. 1958 A special meeting was called for l'uesday evening, July 22, 1958 of the Village Council for the purpose of discuss- ing a new franchise with Northern States Power Coranany, North- ern States Power Comany having taken over the franchise of Cen- tral Electric and seeing the need for many improvements: re- quested the meeting. T' o men fron N.S.P. presented their plan. They have a standard franchise for all the towns they serve and they would like to have the same here in Farmington. Their rates were higher in some cases and lower in others. They pro- pose to make very different changes in the Street lighting, which would give us about twice as much light as we now have for `;;11.69 more per year. No decisions were made at this time. Motion was made by _'loyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen that e adopt Resolution 10-58 and Resolution 11-58 and set August 11th for the date to receiving bids on sewer and water in Sunnyside and sewer in Bung's addition. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. Floyd hnson Village Clerk SPECIAL METING July 23, 1958 A special meeting of the Farmington Village Council was called for the purpose of further discussion on the Sewer Disposal Plant. M_2. Dubois and Mr. Mackin from New Richmond, Wisconsin being present. Both men having a very important part in the Disposal Plant at New Richmond, A very good meet- ing resulted in new ideas regarding our plant. No decisions were made at this time. A short discussion on the new C.A.A. Building proposed for the Farmington area was discussed. Some needs were pre- sented, The VillaRe Attorney was instructed to get additional information from tYie Engineer and C.A.A. for further report to the Village Councilo. No further business , meeting was duly adjourned at 10: 30. L. Floyd JohruZ l a< e Clerk ,441286 SPECIAL LE TING July 25, 1958 • A special meetin=g of the Villafie Council was called for Monday Evening at 7:30, July 28, 1958. The Purpose of the meeting was to give further consideration to the Sewer Disposal Plant and set date for advertising of bids for this project. All members of the Council and Attorney J. McBrien and 1-r. .m. Banister being present. After a full discussion of plans and details of Dis- posal Plant, motion was made by !ioyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen that we accept the plans with the necessary changes. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Notion was made by Herman He 'en and seconded by Art Steadman that we set the date of August 26th at 8 O'clock for the opening of bids on the Disposal Plant. Banister Engineering Company made the necessary changes of addition- al items and the items to be deducted in the advertising. Being put to a vote , X1-11 voted in favor. Additional Items Loading Building Est . ;21, 000.00 Seeding Est. 1, 000. 0 Lab. and Furniture Est. 2, 000.00 Gas Line Est. 3,000.00 Domes Est. 17, 500.00 100 Est. 4,100.00 Deduct Items Water Break Est. 1,300.00 Brick Est. 5,000.00 Truck Est. 7,500.00 S. Road Est. 4,100.00 No further business, meeting; was duly =djourned. Flof• o nson Village Clerk .?_E C�JL AR C OU iNC I L _.=[E T I Iv G August 4-, 1958 The Village Council of the Village of jarnington met in regular session on Monday evening, Aub;. 4th, at 8 o'clock, with all members and City Attorney J. McBrien being present. The minutes of the la: t reguler meetinm and special meet- ings were read and a -»roved. The follorin _; bills were read and reviewed and upon motion by Herman. Hagen and seconded by Art Steadman were ordered paid from the funds so indicated: GENERAL FUND Bury Carlson > 346.50 Farm Equipment Store . . 233.54 Northern States Fo , r Co. • . 148. 53 Es Electric 6.76 Socony Mobil Oil L'o. . . 8.50 Socony Mobil Oil Co. • • 12.96 Cities Service Oil Co. • . 1.81 . D. X. Oil Co. . . 5.40 74 X. Oil 0o. (✓olice) . . 5.35 r $109, 199.25 IS L I 1 1 T- ■ o Get 30% Federa iA•d For Disposal P Taxpayers in Farmington vil- The federal grant was based on lage will get a break it appears the following: from an announcement from the . . . the sewage treatment Water pollution commission of works will substantially consist the state health board. of a two-stage biological filter type of plant. The location of Federal aid will be given to the treatment works will be on Farmington, in the amount of newly acquired village property 30% of the cost of the sewage about 900 to 1,000 feet northwest disposal plant. Limit which can of the site of the present Imhoff be given to Farmington in the tank. This location is across the 30% proposition is $109,199.25. Vermillion river from the pres- entIt will be paid in installments, Imhoff tank. Mayor Ingerson said flow tests when the plant is 25%, 50%, and 100% completed. are now being made to determine the exact needs for disposal of Announcement of the approval waste at Farmington. of the federal grant was made at it is interesting to note that at a special meeting of the city one time this summer the federal council, at 7 a.m. today (Wed- government eliminated aids to nesday). disposal projects. The mayor sent It came at a time when the a telegram urging federal aid council had all but given up hope continuance. This telegram, no of receiving the federal assistance doubt with many messages from with the sewage problem here. other communities, helped re- After Farmington was rated in store the federal aid to commu- 17th position for federal fund pri- nities. ority (the first 10 usually get the - -- money), City Attorney John Mc- Brien was delegated by the coun- cil to personally visit the water polution control commission and argue the matter. This was Octo- ber 29. McBrien discovered they rate the villages by points, citing buy- ing income, per capita cost, and pollution control need. Farming- ton had 71 points. He showed them where they miscalculated Farmington's rating, and that three more points should be ad- ded. The addition of the three points placed them tentatively in 10th place. On Tuesday afternoon of this week, the pollution commis- sion officially decided Farmington should be in 9th place, because McBrien's application was placed ahead of several other commu- nities with whom they were tied for points. The announcement came from Harvey Rogers, engineer for the commission. He had reviewed all the preliminary plans, and had complete knowledge of the Farm- ington situation, also of the pro- posed new location. No announcement was made as to who the other successful cities are concerning federal aid. The city council was elated at the news this morning. The 30% also means that Twin City Milk Producers, which was to pay a third of the disposal plant cost, will benefit from the 30% figure. Farmington, by a narrow mar- gin, recently approved a bond issue of $295,000 for the plant. Apparently, all of this amount will not be needed. "Let's quit squabbling and get down to business", was Mayor Ingerson's view on Wednesday morning. He emphasized the need for speed, or the village will lose the federal aid. The bids must be let by May 1st, and the work must begin by June 1st of next year before the city can get the federal money. The council was also informed their sewage project was now 1n: partnership with the federal goy- ,ernment. The money has been approved, and so has the type of plant, and the 19catiOn The city attorney said he understands in order to change the type of proposed location of the plant, they would now have to make application to the federal govern- ment. 4 Judg Von't Halt Loca Sewage Plant District Court Judge W. A. Schultz would not grant a tem- porary injunction to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kuchera of Farmington, k who are seeking to halt the vil- lage of Farmington from con- struction of a sewage disposal plant on the Lyle Bung site, 800 feet north of the city. Judge Schultz heard arguments from Kuchera's attorneys, David L. Grannis Jr., and Luther Stal- land; and from Farmington's City Attorney, John McBrien. The judge also read briefs on the mat- ter, looked over sketches and an airphoto of the sewage system, Friday in district court at Has- tings. Supporting the Kucheras in their contention the plant would depreciate their property by giv- ing off odors, were affidavits from the following Farmington residents: H. C. Simonsen, 1,200 feet distance; E. A. Brosseth, 2,000 feet away; F. W. Lehr, 1,800 feet; C. P. Spaniol, 1,600 feet; Bernard Record, 1,500 feet; Wm. Arendt, 1,700 feet away. Donald Blaisdell, city engineer of South St. Paul, also had an affidavit. - The affidavits contend the plant would make property unfit, render it valuless as homesteads, and that they would be required to sell and move elsewhere, be- cause of the odor the plant would give off. Mr.McBrien's case was support- ed by an affidavit from Engineer A. W. Banister, who has designed more than 40 plants ranging from $40,000 to one million dollars. McBrien, also had an affidavit from the water pollutioncontrol commission, calling for the need of the plant here. Eighteen residents from Farm- ington were present for the hear- ing. McBrien referred to the urgency of the proceedings because of the time table required in order to keep the $109,000 federal grant. The judge set Monday, March 31, as the time for the court trial in the matter. Mr. Grannis summed up the case by saying if the plant were placed on the Bung site, it would cause irreparable damage giving off noxious odor, and depreciating the property. He said the village did not seek advice other than from one engineer. He told how the creamery processes 800,000 lbs. per day, and waste would give off odors at the plant. Grannis also showed a plat from Engineer Don- ald Blaisdell showing alternate lo- cations for a sewage plant. Mr. McBrien said the plant is similar to the type used by 90%_ of those in the area, and would cause no objectionable odors with reasonable maintenance. He read a statement from Harvey Rogers, of the state health department, who said it would not cause odors if operated with reasonable care. He implied it would be an im- provement over the present sys- tern which empties into the river untreated, and one of the outlets was only 280 feet from the Kuch- era house. He declared that Mrs. Kuchera said this aid not cause obnoxious odors. After questioning the attorneys on details of the plant, the judge said he would allow the village to go ahead. He suggested some arrangement be made with the complaining landowners whereby the question of damage by odor,if any, would be determined by a jury. He suggested a limit of a three-year period. If there was damage, it could be paid for in lump sums. • 287 Fischer Conctruction Co. . . 79.50 Win. Dubois . . 30.80 Standard Oil Co. 39.62 Dakota County Tribune . . 16.00' Banister Eng. Co. S . Sewer . . 23.00 Banister Eng. Co. Curb , Gutter . . 220.00 Dr. i;'. Hunter . . 5.00 Jake Sauber . . 40.00 Wilroys . . 15.30 ' Lampert Yards . . 35.70 Bezdichek Grocery . . .83 VETS HOUSING H. Simonson . . 13.70 LIQUOR STORE BILLS Lubke Insurance . . 270.42 Ed Phillip & Sons . . 142.96 Famous Brands . . 251.72 0ld Peoria Co. . . 427.58 Petty Cash Fund . . 134.82 Ed Phillip & eons . . 413.35 Dist. Dis. Co. . . 939.93 Northern States Power . . 83.00 Griggs Cooper Co. . . 625.83 Hansen Bev. Co. . . 372.99 Alcorn Bev. . . 725.19 Famous Brands . . 423.86 Fritz. Who. . . 249.23 College City . . 51.93 Medford Dis. Co. 41.05 City Club Dist. Co. . . 1389.67 Melady Paper Co. 25.89 Loy F. 3owe (Soft ater) . . 9.50 Petty Cash Fund . . 68.77 Mrs. I . F. Nelson was present to report on the progress of the Bookmobile Library. Motion was made by Herman Hagen and seconded by Art Steadman that we go along with the County Board Bookmobile. There were 4 votes for and 1 against. Carried. The Building and Planning Commission presented and requested the O.K. on the f o._lowing Building Permits: Ken Nelson - New dwelling Lot 7 - Eakens addition Donald Dahl - New Private Garage - 612 Pine Street Minnesota Liquid Fertilizing Co - Remodel building on present foundation between Pine and Willow Streets Motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Gordon Bez- dichek th t we O.I . these permits. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion was made by Herman Hagen and seconded by Art Steadman authorizing Mayor and Clerk to sign agreement with Dakota County pertaining to improvement of 1 Block on High way No. 33. Being put to a vote, ail voted in favor. After some discussion, motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we set dateof Nov. 1st for all Vets to vacate Housing units on Third Street. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion by Art Steadman, seconded byy Herman Hagen that we instruct Banister Engineering Co. to make necessary maps of Village. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion by Art Steadman, seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we advertise for bids for black top in the marking lot back of City Hall on Aug. 18th. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. 288 Motion by Art Steadman and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek th=t we authorize Mayor and Clerk to write letter to C.A.A. Motion b,, Herman Hagen and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek to set date of Au dust 18th as Hearing on Gilbertson Property va- cating certain parcels of land in Field Addition. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. ;31Fly ohson VILLAGE CLERK SPECI=°-AL I:DETING Aug. 11, 1958 The Village Council met on nday evening Aug. 11th at 7: 30 o'clock for the purpose of receiving bids on the sewer and water in Sunnyside Addition and Sewer in Bungs addition. All members being present. Being eight o'clock, motion was mad_; by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Herman Hagen that time for bids be closed. Being Put to a vote, all voted in favor. The Mayor instructed Fir. m. Banister to open bids and read same. Bid No. 1 - Being I >36, 866.20 From Austin Keller II 59, 369.30 Start 10-1 Finish 12-1 III 14,803.40 Bid No. 2 Being I 39, 878.00 2romaJul fovd ly ,.City, IowalI 52, 503.00 4 1600.00 Start 9-1 Finish 12-1 III 12, 592.00 Bid No. 3 - Being I 42,060.60 From Hai - Const-Owatonna II 49, 555.00 4. 1149.00 Start Au . 21 - nisi III 8,666.00 Bid No. 4 - Being I 34,099.12 From Barbarona-St.Cloud II 44,193.95 4 1500.00 St :rt 9-1 Finish 12-1 III 10,410.50 Bid No. 5 - Being I 39,292.00 From Jack Sauber-Farmin;g;toII None Start 9-1 III None Bid No. 6 - Being I None From Carl 'a . {r-.nk-;iinona II None Start 9-1 Finish Oct. 20 III 11,766.00 Bid No. 7 - Being I 33,236.60 From B. Kelly- i:ontgomeryll 50,204.80 Start 9-1 Finish 11-15 III 9,351.50 Bid No. 8 - Being I 43, 238.00 From Allied Exc . Co.Mpls II 42, 319.20 - 900.00 Start 9-1 Finish 12-1 III 9,700.00 Bid No. 9 - Being I None From Rupp Const-Slayton II 48,074.00 4 2000.00 Start 9-1 Finish 12-1 III 10,711.00 Bid No. 10 - Being I 31,171.00 From i.alter Prom & Son II 49,069.00 4 400.00 Slayton Start 8-25 Finish 12-1 III 11, 007.50 289 Banister calculation of figures during meeting: Low Bid I Barbarona - St. Cloud - 78, 293.07 1 & 2 Project No. 1 80 2 II Walter prom - - 80,185.90 Project No. 1 80 2 III B. 8, Kelly - 83, 373.90 Project No. 1 2 IV Allied Ex. Co. - 84,816.20 Project No. 1 2 Low Bid No. 3 I Allied Ex. Co. - 8,650.00 II Hae- Const. - 8,666.00 Motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Gordon Bezidechek that we reject the' bid of Allied Const. Co. because of a gross error. Being put to s vote, all voted in favor. l.iotion by Herman Hagen and seconded by l rt Steadman that we accept the bid of Haeg Con-t. Co. in the amount of ':38666.00, for Bung's addition subject to approval of State 's:a:.ter Control Comm. Bing nut to a vote, there were 5 for and none against. Motion by Art Steadman and seconded by -L''loyd Johnson th t we t .ble action on Sunnyside addition -until meeting of Aug, 18. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion by Herman Hagen and seconded by _Floyd Johnson that we pay John Steffes assessors fees of 1200.00 for the year 1958. Je .ng nut to a vote, x_11 voted in favor. Motion by -1 oyd Johnson, second =d b- Hernias Hagen that - e DL -7 }1(00.00 to Les To-"p on his sidewalk work. ->eing nut , to a vote, x.11 voted in favor. P.."r. -'om Feely was nreselt at this meeting in behalf of the a_tr Board requesting th t - e preserve the fund they have inreserve for 'utu well , etc. 7o action -:as taken at this time. i=otio l by Herman Tra an and seconded by -rt Steadman that _ e '_lo IT • :1. .Dubois ?30.80 :'or exnanses in co iecti )n ::ith atten: in; meetin . iein>> nut to a vote , it voted in favor. No further `-husiness , meeting S 9urned. Ploy . o"Jason 1 :L;'."; "L.=K SPECIl-L =TING Aug. 18, 1958 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Monday evening, August 18th, 1958 at 8 o' clock. Mayor Rademacher and all Council members and City Attor- ney John McBrien being present. The Mayor called the meeting to order at 8 o'clock. Motion was made by Herman Hagen and seconded by Art Stead- man that we close the time for bids for Fill Dirt, Travel and Tarvia as advertised. Being nut to a vote , all voted in favor. Bid No. 1 - Dennis Holt - Road Gravel 950 per cubic yard ►t tt - Fill Dirt 75¢ " n n Bid No. 2 - Less Topp - Road Gravel 1.10 " t' " rt tr Fill Dirt 750 " n n Bid 1o. 3 - Joe Zeigler - Fill Dirt 83¢ " 't " No bid Bid No. 4 - Howard Hanifi - Tarvia Mix 1.24 Square Yard Robbinsdale .441 290 notion - as made by Art Steadman and seconded by He °men Hagen that we use the Street crew end hire Dennis Hold to excavate and Sill he parking lot at rear of City Hall. The rate for excavating being 306 per cubic yard and fill at bid price of 950 per cubic yarc . Also hire tennis Holt truck and driver eu '4. e0 per hour. Upon being taut to a vote , 411 voted in favor. Carried. notion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Herman Hagen that --re hold the bid on Tarvia until the meeting of the 26th. Being ;Kut to a vote, x:11 voted in favor. Motionwas made by loyd Johnson and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that in view of the restriction imposed by the State Board of jealth that we postpone the granting of bids on sewer and water in Sunnyside until the meeting of the 26th. Being nut to a vote , all voted in favor. Carried. Motion by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen that re meet on September 8th for our regular meeting in September. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion by Herman Hagen and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we return the biddhecks of J. Sauber end Ru_. ,. Const Co. Bein,e put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion by Gordon 3ezdichek and seconded by Floyd Johnson that we re-set the date for -public hearing on Field Addition to 7. 30 .1 . on September 8th. Being put to a vote, ell voted in favor. No further business, meeting was adjou 4 -. Fl. .0 o son VILLAGE CLERK S7eLCI..,L : J TING Aug. 26, 1958 The Village Council of the Ville ee of Farmington met for a special meeting on Tuesday evening, Aug. 26, 1958 at :30 of clock ith all members being present. The meeting was celled to order by Mayor Rademacher at 7: 30. The first item of business being for a request to connect onto the sewer on 3d or 4th Streets on iaple by Harry Ross. Fran- cis Ingerson, the contractor for Mr. Ross Presented the plans for connectins, onto the sewer. No action was taken at this tim.e. The time now being 8 o'clock, motion was made by Herman Hagen and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that '`ire close the time for bids on the Sewerage Disposal Plant and Sewer and Roadway. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Bid No. 1 - p e1.-` s 117'1'P Const. Base Bid 329,L43.00 - Alternte No. 1 7,260.00 Bldg. Brick t .alternate No. 2 22,100.00 " Block 1 Alternate No. 3 19, 545.00 Gas Line _ i Altern, ;e No. 4 3,900.00 Lab, t Alternate No. 5 - 856.00 Seeding t Alternate No. 6 1,000.00 Domes t Alternate No. 7 17,000.00 Fill t Alternate No. 8 2,000.00 r-------- 291 Bid No. 2 - Barbarossa & Sons Base Bid 1334,000.00 - alternate No. 1 3, 500. 0 i tt No. 2 25,000.00 1 tt No. 3 23,800.00 t 1t No. 4 3,000.00 1 tt No. 5 2,000,00 t tt No. 6 2;000.00 1 tt No. 7 20,000.00 IL tt No. 8 500.00 Pro No. 2 Sewers47,275.00 Bid No. 3 - Hurley Const. Co. Base Bid 358,787.00 - Alternate No. 1 5,000.00 t It No. 2 2,300.00 t If No. 3 2,161.06 1 tt No. 4 3,750.00 1 tt No. 5 812.00 1 tt No. 6 1,950.00 1 tt No. 7 18,800.00 L Ti No. 8 1,665.00 Bid No. 4 Octon Const. Co. Base Bid 328,774.00 - Alternate No. 1 6,042.00 t It No. 2 21,718.00 1 it No. 3 18,897.00 s tt No. 4 • 2,654.00 t tt No. 5 746.00 t tt No. 6 820.00 L tt No. 7 16,777.00 1 tt No. 8 no bid Pro No. 3 1,959.00 II Bid No. 5 Wal er Heller & Sons Good Thunder, Tann. Base Bid None Pro No, 2 36,450.30 Pro No. 3 None Bid No. ' 6 Grause Const. Co. Hastings • Base Bid 322,355.00 - Alternate No. 1 1,971.00 L tt No. 2 23,786.00 t Y1 No. 3 22,431.00 I tt No. 4 3,900.00 t tt No. 5 no bid t it No. 6 1,700.00 .1. tt No. 7 15,204.00 s tt No. 8 2,700.00 Pro No. 2 43,329.65 Pro No. 3 4, 687.50 Start 20 days after award Finish 1-1-60 If awarded Pro 1, 2 & 3 - 10% from 2 & 3 Bid No. 7 A. P. Killer & P. .. T:Tore Base Bid No bid Pro No. 2 45,254.50 Pro No. 3 4,240.00 Bid No. 8 Lauretti & Sons Base Bid No bid • Pro No. 2 41,504.80 Pro No. 3 No bid Noactiontaken. Tleetin called fol' Thursday evening Aug. 8, 195at 7: 30. 2 R 11 Y Motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen that e pity ``32, :_ 00 to Leslie Topp ,n sidewalk work. Being put to a vote, € 11 voted in favor. lotion by Art_ Steadnan and seconded by Herman Hagen that we grant Building `r'ernits to T yr Dn Mohn for -private garage at 617 Elm Street and Zoseph Brost for new dwelling on Lot Block 5 Humphrey's addition on -lm Street. Bein ptzt to a vote all voted in favor. lotion b-,- Gordon Bezdicheck and seconded by Floyd Johnson that we set September 15th for public hearing on non conforming use permit of Frank Hall for Lot 7-8-9 Block 16, originan Town of 2 r_ Kington. Being nut to a vo':,e , all voted in favor. Motion b.,rfloyd Johnson and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we set the hours for the primary election on September 9th from 8 o'clock A.M. to 8 o'clock .MST. and ,,hefollowing people be aepointed Clerks and Jud es for s, id election. Being put to a vote, there :e-ere 5 yes L nd 0 nos. Hard No. 1 '�r and Ivo . 2 Esther Copenhaver - Jud ;e Roy Harmer - Judge Lillian Partlow - Judge Laura Thompson - Clerk /Irs. russman - Jud e By lyrn McDermott- Judge Marlyn Sievers - Clerk Fa [rile Madison - Judge Rosalie Kingman - Clerk Rose loPhoe - Clerk No further usiness , meetin<• was d1. adjourned. 4 oy' • r ns on VI LA TE C T FRK 1 SPECIAL ;" ETING 1 Aug. 28, 1958II The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Thursday evening Aug. 28th at ;%: 30 k • o'clock with all members of the Council and Attorney J. lyle- Brien. Mr. Bonni, Ti_'. Rothman, If r. Peterson and TTr. Knott from TwinCity Milk Association were also present and Mr. Vm. Banister. The purpose of the meeting being to discuss how we could find the needed money to constrect the Disposal Plant. After a very interesting meeting and a full discussion a satisf- ctory plan was worked out. Motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded bar Herman Hagen that we accent the plan of:'eyed by _ vin City Talk re- -rdin their share of the cost of Disposel plant. Beinr- nut to a vote, there -.,sere 5 yes and No 0. (see Pg. 293 for _'A` remment) ,lotion by Art Steadman and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we tentative con ract to:> Gr us Construction Co. of• Hast- ings. Being the lorest bidder on Base Bid and Alternate 4 & 7 of Disposal Plant. Being! nut to a vote, there were 5 yes and no 0. Motion Tyr .;Floyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen that we at°rarel a tenative bid for aro. No. 2 to `;':'alter Hiller Co. of Goodthunder. Being lobidder on this Pro. Being put to a vote , there were 5 yes <_;_nd no 0. ration by Herman Hagen and seconded by Gordon Bezdickek that we reject the bids on Pro. No. 3. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. 293 Motion b-� Herman Hagen and seconded by Art Steadman that -.5-e adept Resolution No. 12-5C. Carried . Motion by Herman Hagen and seconded by Gordon 3ezdickek that e award the Bid of Sewer and .' atcr in Sunnyside addition to Barbarossa Const. - low bidder on this 2oject. Being put to a vote, ;,1J noted in _'avor. ` sere was 5 yes and 0 no. 'Resolution 12 - 58. Motion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that e award the contract to Hisiggs Construction Co. for Bung's addition. Being; out to a vote, '.:_11 voted in favor. I_-otion was made by Art Steadman and seconded by Herman Hagen that re grant H..rry Doss permission to hook on- to the sewer on 3d and 4ple, providing th t he nuts a Ialiip hole in the boulev rd on I;ianle in the end. Being nut to a. vote all voted in favor. No further business meeting w ly adjo,_ned. _i1Vd o►nson V_LL- C CT DK SE a G DISPOS- L PLANT - TIN CITY I=ILK TROD. AGREEI:NT I - Twin City Milk will contribute '''>25, 000 in cash II - Twin City flilk will nay an additional ` 97,000 with interest on that amount at the rate required by Village Bonds - same to be -laid over a period of 20 years and in addition 151 of the annual expense of Plan ; I:M,intenance. Signed: E. H. Knodt - Sec . peas- yin Citi. Milk Producers Association f GULJ COLTItCIL I ;TING September 8, 1958 A regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Farmington was held on Monday evening, Sept. 8, 1958 with all members present, except Art Steadman. City .:`attorney John IMIcBrien -as also present. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special meetings were read and approved. It now being 7 : 30 o'clock and no one appearing in oppos- ition to vacating certain plot in Field Addition, motion was made by Herman Hagen and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we adopt Resolution No. 13-58. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. The following bills were read and reviewed and upon motion by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Herman Hagen were ordered paid from the fund so indicated. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Fl 294 GENERAL _ U ND D.X. Sunray Oil Co. 69.27 . Farmington Auto Co. 34.05 Lavpert Yards . . 12.05 Dakota County Tribune . . 87.65 Ruffridge Johnson Co. . . 65.00 Cathell Agency . . 261.52 Coast to Coast 6.26 Phillip S>>ray Service . . 5.00 Northern States Po-.rer Co. 272.18 Miller Davis Co. . . 8,51. Standard Oil Co. . . 16.49 Bury & Carlson . . 316.50 AsconitAsphalt Co. . . 38.77 Twin City y;+'ire Co. 57.20 Construction Bulletin 48.60 Banister Engineering Co. (Bungs Add) . . 297.65 pt,' Cities Service Oil Co. . . 19.21 ,...Y,ilroys . . 22.05 Jack Sauber . . 80.00 Steele arn_itur (V. I. Lund) . . 1.28 Farm Equipment Store 255.26 Socony Mobil . . 103.89 Larson lectric . . 4.01 Schneider Hdwe. . . 76.68 Russell Royce . . 18.00 LIC?UOR STORE Old Peoria . . 231.28 McKesson -?obbins . . 158.55 Griggs Cooper Co. . . 633.21 Northern States Po' er Co. . . 189.50 H. Stenerson Co. . . 100.00 Ed Philli & Sons . . 688.54 Minn. Liquor Store Assessment . . 15.00 Ed Phillip & cons . . 232.00 Petty Cash . . 110.82 Ed Phillip . . 629.81 Fritz sholesale . . 318.77 Hanson Bev. . . 581.31 Medford Dist. Co. . . 33.35 Alcon Bev. . . 531.21 College: City Bev. . . 74.20 City Club Dist. Co . . 1311.15 Mr. and Yrs. Marvin Kuchera were present and asked about the possibility of vacating the 40 ft. Street North of their home. No action taken. The building permit of Felix Tillges on Lot 9, Block 2 of A. H. Sprute addition was received from the Building Commission and recommended for a .proval. After due consideration, a motion was made bT% Herman Hagen and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we O.K. this permit if Mr. Tillges would agree to put the house in line with adjoining property. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen that we award final bid for Sewer Disposal to Graus Con- struction Co. of Hastings. Being Put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Herman Hagen and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we award final bid for Sewer Project on Sewer Disposal to 'Walter Hiller Co. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Herman Hagen that we return bid bonds and checks to the unsuccessful bidders. Being nut to a vote, all voted in favor. A11;4:-M- A/e .el; 2-D 2.41 ate / 1 G 4/.�C-, )77,c-cs . / 7zae 295 A motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we transfer ;.13000.00 from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Herman Hagen and seconded by Gordon Bezdichek that we accept the bid of D. Holt for travel and Fill, fill being 75¢ per cubic yard and road gravel being 950 per cubic yard. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business , meeting was adjourned. • Flo d o son VILLAGE CT,F,RK SPECIAL i STING Sept. 15, 1958 The Village Council met for a special meeting on Monday evening, September 15th at 8 o'clock �.��,-ith all members present, except Herman Hagen. Attorney John McBrien was also present. No one appearing in opposition to a non-conforming use per- mit for a new lumber yard, a motion was made by Steadman and sec- onded by Bezdichek that we adopt Resolution No. 14-58 and grant a non-conforming use permit to Mr. nk Hall, with the under- standing final plans must be OK'd by the Building Committee. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Steadman that we adopt Tesolution No. 15-58 and hire Piper, Jaffrey and Hopwood as fiscal agents for the sale of Bonds and set the date of Oct. 6th for the sale of bonds. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Steadman and seconded by Bezdichek that we adopt Resolution No. 16-58 and setting the date of Oct. 20th for the sale of ;295,000.'.0 Sewer Disposal Bonds. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. F .yd . son VILLAGI1 CLERK SPECIAL L -ETING Sept. 22, 1958 The Village Council of the village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Monday nice, Sept. 22, 1958 �=°.°ith all members, except Bezdichek, being Drexent. Also Attorney J. McBrien, was present 6 LL A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we set the date of Oct. 6th at 7: 30 P.M. for the hearing on the non- conforming use permit presented by the Hospital. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. No further business, meeting_r, was duly adjourned. Floyd Johnson VILLAgTE CTJRK 2,6 .11 SPECIAL MEETING Sept. 25, 1958. The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Thursday evenin . , Se?;t. 25th with all members present except Bezdichek. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we adopt Resolution No. 17-58. Being out to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we adopt Resolution No. 18-58. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. Flo/ ol��son ILLAGE CLERK REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING October 6, 1958 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for their regular meeting on Monday evening, October 6, 1958 at 7:30. All members and Attorney J. McBrien being present. The time being 7:30, Mayor Radamaaher called for a motion to discuss the non-conforming use permit presented by the Hospital Board. Motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we discuss this permit first. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. The following adjoining property owners were presaat and voiced objections to this location: Mr. Robert McDermott, Sr. Mr. Vern Marcell Mr. Francis Byrne Mr. Otto Leidner Mr, Roy Harmer was present in behalf of the Hospital Board. After due consideration, a motion was made by Steadman and seconded by Hagen that we table any further action on this permit until our regular meeting on November 3d. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson that being it ins 8 o'clock, time had come to close bids on $80,000 Bonds. A motion was sec- onded by Bezdichek. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we adopt Resolution No. 18-58 - "Being the lowest bidder, awarding of the sale of $80,000 improvement bonds went to E. J. Prescott & Co." Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Steadman that we return all checks of unsuccessful bond bidders. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special meetings were read and approved. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Stead- man and seconded by Bezdichek ordered paid from the fund so in- dicated, Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried, P -,w , 297 GENERAL FUND Northern States Power Co, . . $329.16 Peoples Natural Gas . . 6.50 J. J . Cap (Jail Exp. ) . . 11.55 Jack Sauber " " . . 12.47 Phillip Oil Co. . . 96.42 Rosenwald Cooper Co, . . . 3.80 B-tuIves Mix Co. (Tarvia) . . 91.37 Ira .. 59.50 Cities Service Oil 15.69 Wilroy Motors (Police) . . 50.55 Ems Elec. 51.21 Farm Equip. Store 21.72 Standard Oil .. 55.90 Dakota County Tribune , . 40.88 Twin City Fire Ext.' Co. .. 57.20 Dennis Holt (Gravel) ' . . 869.70 Amurid Lundstroim . . 4.75 LIQUOR STORE Culligan Soft Water .. 9.50 Griggs Cooper Co. .. 784.05 Alcorn Bev. . .' 338.12 College City ., 38.10 Medford Dist. Co. . . 14.55 Famous Brands .. 274.18 Petty Cash .. 133.28 Old Peoria Co. .. 172.50 Northern States Power Co. . . 44.00 Ed Phillip . . 1428.99 Fritz.II City Club 1348.37 Wholesale •. 229.35 Hansen Bev. .. 323.92 ` Petty cash .. 66.37 ' The following Building permits were received and reviewed from the Building Commission and recommended for approval: Ham Clay, Jr. - Addition to existing newspaper office building at 420 Third St. Amanda D. Eliason '- New dwelling, Lot 3, Mickelson's 'Addition Kenneth Nelson - New dwelling, Lot 10, Block 2 - Dittman's Add. Kenneth Nelson - New dwelling, Lot 1, Block 2 - Bung's Addition Kenneth Nelson - New dwelling, Lot 3, Block 2 - Bung's Addition Kenneth Nelson - New dwelling, Lot 4, Block 2 - Bung's Addition Motion was made by Steadman and seconded by Johnson that we grant these building permits. Being put td avote, all voted in favor. Carried. The following members of the Fire Department were present and presented 2 requests for the Council to consider pertaining to Fire Department expenses and paying Firemen. Mr. R. Royce, Mr. Elmbr Brosseth, Mr. F. Schneider, Mr. Ken Carey, Mr. Jack Sauber and M . Don Thielan. After some discussion, a motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Steadman that this was too big to decide now and that we set the date of October 27th at 7:30 for further discussion with the Fire Department, Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded' by Hagen that we transfer2 000 from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Bezdichek and seconded by Hagen that we send F. Tillges a letter of approval for drainage of streets in Sunnywide. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. No further business, meeting was duly = ® �>rned. , ri ,y..� . 0 :on fi age Clerk 298 SPECIAL MEETING October 20, 1958 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Monday evening, October 20th at 8 o'clock. Hagen, Bezdichek, Radamacher and Johnson being present. Steadman being absent. Attorney MoBrien also present. A motion was made by Bezdichek and seconded by Hagen that it being 8 o'clock we close the time for bids on Bonds for Sewer Disposal Plant. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Bezdichek that we grant a building 'p'ermit to G. J. Reihsen for new store build- , ing on Lot 4, Block '20 The necessary application beingon hand. Being put to a vote,' ally oted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Bezdichek that we grant building permit to Kenneth Nelson for private garage on Lot 7 of Eakens additfnn. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we adopt Ordinance No.' 131. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Bezdichek and seconded by Hagen that it being 9 o''clock we close the time for bids on the Vets Housing Units. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. The Mayor in- structed the Clerk 'to open the bids: Bid No. 1 Edwin Englert - Rosemount 1401.00 - one unit Bid No. 2 - Wm. Wadekamper - Lonsdale 200.00 - one unit Bid No. 3 - Martin Stauge - Lakeville 168.00 - one unit Bid No. 4 '- Warren Pietsch - Farmington '250.00 - one unit The following property owners were present for the Public Hearing on proposed assessments for Bung's addition and Sunny- side addition. Mr. Bernard Record Mr. Marvin Kuchera Mrs. Frank Finnegan Mrs. Marvin Kuchera Mrs. Frank Lehr Mr, Grant Larson Mr. Dean Empley Mr. Larry Wenthold Mr. Soren Mickelson Mr. Wm. Klahr Mr. Robert Stegmeier Mr. Harry Becker After due consideration, motion was made by Hagen and sec- onded by Bezdichek that we ddopt proposed Assessment No. 21-58 for Bung's addition. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. 2 3-d A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Bezdichek that we adopt assessment No. 20-58 for Sunnyside addition. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Hagen' and seconded by Bezdichek that we accept the bid of Edwin Englert for 1401.00 on theeVets House and that any one else wanting one at that bid price could have one. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we grant Walter Hiller Co. an extension of time on their contract up to Jan. 1, 1959. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we order Gorman Rupp pump from R. Johnson Co. for approximate cos of $425.00. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carrie • > r' a _a r 299 A motion was made by Bezdichek and seconded by Hagen that we appoint the same Judges and Clerks that served at the last election for the election on Nov. 4, 1958. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we adopt Resolution No. 22-58 ►...-=-cwt; . Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. 11 No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. Fl y ns on' Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING ,} .' , ,r Oct. 27, 1958 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Monday evening at 7 o'clock in the Council Chambers. All members being present except Art Steadmen. The following appeared in behalf of the „Fire Department - F. Sch*e der, E. kuchera, Marvin Kuchera, R. Royce, Jack Sauber, Keri Carey and Don Thelan. The meeting was called for the purpose of considering the two proposals presented by the Fire Department at our October 4th meeting. After a very long discussion and study of the two proposals II a motion was made by Gordon Bezdichek and seconded by Hagen, that we agree to put $1000.00 on budget for Fire Equipment. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. Fath y"' Motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we set the date of Nov. 10th to meet with the Water Board. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. Motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we grant a milk license to the Hastings Co-op Creamery. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. Motion was made by Rademacher and seconded by Hagen that we would accept a price of *750.00 for two units of Vets Housing. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. The following Building permits were received from the Building Commission and recommended for approval: _ Ed Mahowald - Private Garage - Lot 3 Bock 2 - Sprute Addition Francis Ingerson - New dwelling - Lot 3, Block 37 - Moes Addition First Presbyterian Church - New dwelling-Lot 13, Block 1-Greenway " Kenneth Nelson - New dwelling - Lot 3, Block 4 - Sprute addition Motion by Johnson and seconded by Bezdichek that we grant permits to. the above. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor.Carried II A building permit was also received for an eight unit apartment on Lot 1, Block 2, Feely's addition by Kenneth Nelson. Motion was made by Bezdickek and seconded by Johnson we grant this permit to Mr. Nelson. All voted in favor. Carried. Motion by Hagen and seconded by Bezdichek that we' adopt the budget of 02,410.00 for the year of 1959. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. No. further business, meeting adjourne. /r�/ � F 'fid ' ohnson • Village Clerk NI 340 REGULAR MEETING Nov. 3, 1958 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Mon- day evening, Nov. 3d, 1958 with all members present except Stead- man. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special meet- ings were read and approved. The following bills were read and reviewed, and upon motion byII Bezdiehek and seconded by Johnson ordered paid from the fund so in- dicated. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. GENERAL FUND BILLS FOR OCTOBER Northfield Iron Works 044.00 Dakota County Highway Dept. 250.00 Tom Jensen - Extra Labor 100.00 Henry Lundgren (Weed Inspecting) 15.00 Phillips 66 62.77 Central Telephone Co. 56.15 Bernard Record 58.00 Fischer Construction Co. 582.09 Northern States power Co. 385.31 Peoples Natural Gas 8,30 Standard Oil Co, 132.64 D. X. Oil 46.64 Northfield Iron 21.60 Cities Service Oil 67.66 Home Cleaners 3.60 League of Municipalities 109.00 Dakota County Tribune 56.62 - Service Agency 40.00 FUND NO. 11II Barbarossa & Sons ( Est. No. 1) 25,172.24 Banister Engineering Co. (Est. No. 1) 503.44 LIQUOR STORE BILLS Melady Paper Co. 26.03 Ed Phillip & Sons 628.97 Griggs Cooper & Co. 671.04 McKesson & Robbins 303.75 Dist. Distributing Co. 1919.27 Famous Brands 488.29 Griggs Cooper & Co. 255.72 Northern States Power Co. 75.50 H. Steenerson & Co. 100.00 Rochester Germacide Co, 35.50 Petty Cash 134.77 McKesson & Robbins 48.66 Brown & Bigelow Co. 189.96 Ed Phillip & Sons 286.56 Hanson Beverage Co. 485.34 Lynn Johnson 'o. 136.57 Alcorn Beferage Co, 497.43 Fritz Wholesale Co. 284.00 Ed Phillip & Sons 1673.78II College City Beverage 95.99 City Club Dist. Co. 1275.31 Mr. Carroll Auge appeared with a request to the Council to remove the storage building located in the alley back of his pro- perty. No definite action taken at this time. Mr. Lyle Bung appeared regarding the vacating of alley by Lot 1 & 2 and 7 & 8, Bung's Addition. No action taken. ,, •t on was made by Johnson and seconded by Bezdiehek that we se pion ay night, Nov. 17th at 8 o'clock for meeting with members r 301 of the Town Boards of Empire, Eureka, Lakeville and Castle Rook regarding Fire Department. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Bezdichek and seconded by Johnson that ge table the Hospital he -.ring until our Dedember 1st meet- ing. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. '" y Johnson Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING Nov. 6, 1958 The Village Council met in special session with the Water Board on Thursday evening Nov. 6th, 1958. The Village Council members present were: Radamacher, Bezdiohek, Johnson and Attorney J . McBrien. The Water Board members present were: Feely, Henneberry, Brinkman, Empey and Novitzka. The main purpose of the meeting was to discuss future plans for ample water supply and discussing the billing of water bills in the future. After a long discussion, a motion was made by Radamacher and seconded by Bezdiohek that the Water Board contin- ue to bill separate at the rate of $12.00 per year with a $2.00 discount for cash for each resident for the coming year. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Bezdichek and seconded by Johnson that we adopt the ordinance No. 132 regarding raises to Council Mem- bers. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. /`, Y1, . . J •hnson Village Olerk SPECIAL MEETING Nov. 17, 1955 A special meeting with the Town Boards was held on Nov. 17, 1958. The following boards were present: Empire, Eureka, Castle Rodk. Lakeville Board being absent because of another meeting. Eurake Board members present were: Steen, Holt, Mohn and Curry. Empire Board members present were: Betzold, Wagenkneeht, Englehart and Bung. Castle Rock Board members present were: Wood, Nielsen and Smith. Village Council members present were Hagen, Bezdichek, Rademacher and Johnson and City Attorney J. MoBrien. 19 342 The Fire Department proposals were presented and a ,very inter- esting discussion resulted. After a thorough discussion it was de- cided that the Village Council would send the requests to the diff- erent Town Boards in writing so they could present them to their people. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we re- turn the deposits made with the bids on Vets Housing. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. II A motion was made by Bezdichek and seconded by Hagen that we transfer 42,000 from the Liquor Store to General fund. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. /-7/1--) • 17y* Johnson Village Clerk REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING December 1, 1958 The Village Council of the 'Village of Farmington met on Monday evening, Dec. lst for a regular meeting. Members present were: Rademacher, Bezdichek, Hagen and Johnson and Attorney J . McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special II meetings were read and approved. The following bills were read and reviewed. GENERAL FUND B-tu Mix Co. . . $ 243.37 Ruffridge Johnson Co. . . 496.80 Cities Service Oil . . 59.b9 Dakota County Tribune . . 120.23 Myra Flynn, Election . . 9.50 Alice Nelson " . . 9.50 Mary McAndrew '° 9.50 Gerraine Whittier" . . 9.50 Frances Lagerquist " . . 9.50 Public Works Equipment Co. . . 17.81 Wilroy Motors .. 64.95 Ahlberg Drug .. 1.33 Farmington Auto9.50 Marshall-Wells 9.53 Schneider Hdwe. . . 15.67 Jack Sauber .. 63.75 Roland Engelman . . 7.50 Miller-Davis . . 31.10 Helen Flaata - Election ' . . 20.50 II Rose McPhee " .. 20.50 Fannie Madison " .. 20.50 Laura Thompson " . . 20.50 Evelyn McDermott " . . 20.50 Rosa Lee Kingman " . . 18.50 Esther Copenhaver " .. 18.50 Marlyn Sievers " . . 18.50 Rose Mussman " . . 18.50 Lillian Partlow " . . 18.50 Central Electric . . 40.24 Roger Clay - Fire Engineer . . 20.00 PIP #303 Don Thelen - Fire Engineer . . 20.00 Tom Jensen - Extra Work110.60 Floyd Johnson (Stamps) . . 11.50 Peoples Natural Gas .. 20.45 D-X Oil Co. .. 55.17 Sacony Mobil Oil .. 33.45 Standard Oil .. 38.23 First National Bank (Cks) . . 21.99 Stanley Overby (Extra Police ) 63.75 .. Ruse11 Royce ft t' 51.25 Northern States Poyser C o. . . 400.68 P.I.R. FUND J. J. MoBrien . . 300.00 IMPROVEMENT FUND No. 11 J . J. McBrien .. 2363.79 Faegre & Benson . . 150.00 Piper-Jaffrey & Hopwood . . 500.00 BOND & INTEREST FUND First National Bank - Mpls. .. 8083.00 SEWAGE PLANT FUND II Piper-Jaffray & Hopwood .. 1121c2.50 Walter Hiller & Sons, Inc. .. Banister Engineering Co. 998.98 Graus Const. Co. Est. No. 1 . . 26603.98 ' LIQUOR STORE BILLS McKesson & Robbins . . 365.21 Mid-West Wine ` ' •1 77.90 Petty` Cash . . 142.60 Famous Brands .. 426.10 Griggs Cooper & Co. . . 853.66 Ed Phillip & Sons • 1 573.87 Northern States Power Co. . . 73.50 Ed Phillip & Sons .. 994.45 Petty Cash . . 149.24 Peoples Natural Gas . . 21.55 Hanson Beverage Co. .. 340.08 Fritz Wholesale Co. . . 232.23 City Club Dist. Co. . . 1016.50 Nbdford Dist. Co. . . 30.60 Alcon Bev. Co. .. 307.93 Culligan Soft Water . . 9.50 Waterbury Co. . . 40.25 II A motion was made by Bezdichek and seconded by Hagen that the bills be paid from the funds so indicated. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Bezdichek that we continue action on the Hospital non-conforming use permit re- quest. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Catried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we purchase a no parking sign for the'front of the post office. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. 49119 304 A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Bezdichek that we set the date of Dec. 15th for further discussion with officers of the Northern States Power Co. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we set date of Public Hearing on vacating street North of Marvin Kuchera for our next regular meeting, Jan. 5th. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we buy some Government certificates of deposit with 0200,000.00 of Sewer Disposal money to come due at times suitable to meet our bills on that project. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. No further business, meeting was duly adjour -ed, Fl./. J. .son Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING Dec. 15, 1958 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Monday evening, Dec. 15, 1958 with the follow® ing members present: Rademacher, Bezdichek, Hagen and Johnson and Attorney J. McBrien. Y The following bills were read and approved and ordered paid from the funds so indicated: GENERAL FUND Oscar Weitzman . . 3.50 II k. Ems Electric . . 258.03 Rosenwald-Cooper . . 16.50 Lampert Yards .. 11.30 J. McBrien .. 300.00 Dennis Holt .. 117.00 SEWER PLANT Banister Eng. Inv.' No. M 1804 - Est. No. 2 - 750.68 Graus Const. - Est. No. 2 31,278.17 Banister Eng. M.1826 250,00 Banister Eng. M.1810 12,164.74 Faegre &Benson 400,00 Dennis Holt t 266.90 110. 10 FUND First National Bank - Certificate - $3500.00 Interest - 1990.63 5490.63II A motion was made by Bezdichek and seconded by Hagen that we transfer $1000 from Sewer Fund back to Housing Fund. All voted in favor. A motion was made by Floyd Johnson and seconded by Herman Hagen that we transfer $2000.00 from the Liquor Fund to General Fund. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. AI r 305 A motion was made by Bezdiohek and seconded by Hagen that we transfer $5000.00 from the General back to P.I,R. fund. Being put tp a vote, all voted in favor. The next order of business was a discussion with representat- ives from the Northern States Power Company regarding the new fran- chise. After some discussion, motion was made by Johnson and sec- onded by Hagen that we grant the franchise to Northern States Power Company. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adj =urned. Fl Fhar • J•hnson Village Clerk