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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1959 MinutesIr 1959 1 VILLAGE OF FARMINGTON BUDGET - 1959 Street Maintenance $15,000.00 Fire Department 1,350.00 Village Clerk 1,800.00 Police Department 12,000.00 Treasurer and Assessor 1,160.00 Council and Mayor 1,300.00 Street Lights 5,000.00 Library 400.00 III Elections 500.00 Legal Services 1,500.00 Recreation 4,000.00 Garbage Collection 6,500.00 Miscellaneous 5,500.00 Capital Investment 4,700.00 P.E.R.A. 1,700.00 $62,410.00 Less revenue, other than taxes 42,150.00 Net from taxes $20,260.00 This budget adopted at Oct. 27, 1958 meeting. F . gid o( 4son Vi 1= _e lerk • REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Jan. 5, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Monday evening, Jan. 5th in the Council Chambers with the follow- ing members present : Rademacher, Mapes, Johnson and Attorney J. MaBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting and special meetings were read and approved as read. The following bills were reviewed and a motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we pay the bills from the funds so indicated. All voting in favor: GENERAL FUND Northern States Power Co. 487.37 Ellicott Adding Machine Co. 6.80 D-X Sunray Oil Co. 2.33 Socony Mobil Oil 65.13 Anthonys 67.50 Northfield Iron Co. 50.82 Socony Mobil Oil Co. 8.50 B-tu Mix Co. 17.05 Municipal Equipment Co. 107.65 Farm Equipment Store 168.95 Wilry Motors 38,55 C. E. Cadwell Ins.' 1428.42 Cities Service Oil 2.23 Rosenwald Cooper, Inc. 16.15 Safety Deposit Box 2.20 Standard Oil Co. 134.61 Dakota County Tribune 30.51 Lampert Yards 11.30 2 Farmington-Lakeville Oil Co. 35.11 Eklund Co. 34.95 Federal Laboritories, Inc. 5.83 Jack Sauber 10.00 Bernard Record 35.00 SEWER PLANT Graus Const. (Est. No. 3) 55,198.70 Banister Eng. (Est. No. 3 ) 1,324.77 LIQUOR STORE Peopl.es Natural Gas 31.60 Culligan 9.50 Ed Phillip & Sons 398.17 Distillers Dist. Co. 514.13 Ed Phillip & Sons 418.53 Northern States Power Co. 67.50 Melady Paper Co. 43,68 Mid-West Wine Co. 117.40 Griggs Cooper Co. 730.43 Ed Phillip & Sons 1, 677.98 Petty Cash Fund 138.91 Famous Brands 176.09 College City Bev. 22.01 City Club Dist. Co. 1,358.84 Frtiz Who. 234.35 Alcorn Bev. 418.98 Hansen Bev. 339.97 Petty Cash Fund 131.33 One building permit was received from the Building Comm- ission and recommended for approval: Francis Ingerson - New dwelling Lot 4, Block 37 - M. Moes addition. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we grant this permit. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Johnson that we return cashier's check of Dennis Holt. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that all license fees remain at the same amount for the coming year - 1959. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we grant cigarette license to the following business places: Lisles Cafe Griebes Food Market F. E. Schroeder Marvin Kuchera Robert Martin Gordon Bezdichek American Legion Mrs. H. Dooley Paul Williams Leonard Lindstrom Ronald Thelan Margaret Fredenburg Sathers Drug Mary's Cafe Ahlberg Drug Being put to a vote, all voted in' favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we grant a Club License to the American Legion Club for year 1959. Being put, to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that the First National Bank be designated the bank for deposit of all Village funds for 1959. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we adopt Resolution No. 1-59. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. r 3 A motion wts made by Rademacher and seconded by Johnson *hat we set the following salaries for the year 1959. Upon teing put to a vote, all voted in favor: Jake Klotzbeacher Month - 4400.00 Axel Youngkrantz n - 315.00 Bill B. Hince ft - 400.00 Clarence Griebenow U - 315.00 Robert Briesacher tt - 315.00 George Sypal tt 425.00 Chas. Riegert " - 330.00 Robert Summers tt - 315.00 111 John Seurertt - 200.00 John Uhl if - 285.00 Treasurer ft - 30.00 Clerk It - 150.00 Mayor Year - 350.00 C ounc ilmen:. tt - 300.00 Assessor (Varies-Based on Work Load) Estimate for Year - 800.00 Extra Police Hour - 1.50 Ex*ra Street Work tt - 1.50 Extra Snow Removal Loader " - 7.00 Extra Snow Removal Hauling ft - 3.00 A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that allow one day a month for sick leave for each full time Vllage Employee and that each one start 1959 with 12 days, a cumulated time. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we transfer $2000.00 from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that w approve the Assessors and Justice of Peace Bond. All voted i favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that t e following appointments for the Year 1959 made by Mayor R demacher be approved: Sanitation: Henry Lundgren-Chairman Christ Nelson Ishmael Oster Water Board: I. G, Empey-Chairman T. J. Feely, Secy. Chester Brinkman F. J. Henneberry Health OffioerP Dr. M. Hunter Dr. W. C . Johnson-Asst. Board Member Dr. Earl Cook - If it ft Police Commissioner- Earl Mapes IIISewer and Water " - Herman Hagen Public Utilities) City Hall ) - Floyd Johnson Library ) The Village Clerk's Financial statement for the year ending Dec. 31, 1958 was presented and reviewed. Upon a motion by Rade- macher and seconded by Mapes the financial statement was approved and ordered placed on file for Public inspection, a copy thereof to be published in the Dakota County Tribune and a copy thereof filed with the Public Examiner for the State of Minnesota in accord- ance with the requirements of the law. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. 4 No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. F/• d : ohnson V lla_e Clerk SPECIAL MEETING Jan. 19, 1959 A special meeting of the Farmington Village Council was called for Monday, Jan. 19th in regard to the new defense siren. The hollowing Firemen appeared dnd presented a list of 32 property owners near the siren indicating no objection to the present loc- ation: Firemen present: Elmer Brosseth Eugene Kuchers Marvin Kuchera George Mussman Francis Schroeder Don Thelen Don Sypal Russell Royce The following members of the Village Council were present: Earl Mapes, Herman Hagen, Ray Rademacher, Floyd Johnson and Attorney John 1cBrien. After a discussion period a motion was made by Herman Hagen to authorize the Fire Department to lower the new siren to the manufacturer's recommended heighth; provided it is an improvement over the present heighth. Motion was seconded by Johnson. Upon being put to a vote, there were 3 Yes, and 1 No. A motion was made by Johnson that we reserve two spaces for 15 minute parking in front of the new Laundry Mat on Oak Street. Motion was seconded by Hagen. Upon being put to a vote, motion was carried. A motion was made by Mapes that the Council authorize John MoBrien to write a letter to the Highway Department in regard to having the stop lights removed from the corner of 218 and Elm Street. Motion was seconded by Hagen. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we pur- chase a snow bucket for our tractor at a cost of about 11185.04. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. No further business; meeting was duly adjourned. ,/-Oz./ VI /0 , •E CLERK 5 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 2, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Mon- day evening, Feb. 2, 1959 for a regular meeting with the following members present: Hagen, Mapes and Johnson, and Attorney J. McH.ien. Johnson acted as Chairman in the absence of Rademacher. The minutes of the last regular meeting and special meetings were read and approved. The bills were reviewed and a motion was made by Mapes, secon- ded by Hagen, that we pay the bills reviewed from the funds so in- dicated. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. GENERAL FUND BILLS D-rOil Co. 38.75 Standard Oil Co. 8.41 C. E. Cadwell Insurance 104.92 Cities Service 28.40 Dakota County Tribune 126.75 Central Telephone Co. 54.40 Northern States Power 616195 Federal Lab. Inc. 9.51 Stan Overby - Extra work 118.50 Luebke Insurance 178.83 Ahlbergs Drug 9.22 Jack Sauber 6.00 C . E. Cadwell 9.25 Wilroys 17.65 Schneider Hdwe. 5.38 Miller-Davis Co. 61.85 Glen Chev. 66.35 Larsen Electric 3.28 Coast to Coast 26.41 SEWAGE PLANT BILLS Banister - Est No. 4 752.46 Graus Const. - Est. No. 4 23,771.70 Walter Hiller & Sons - Est. No. 2 7,580.64 J. J. MoBrien - Est. No. 1 5,668.50 LIQUOR STORE BILLS Petty Cash 132.07 Mid-West Wine 80.75 Ed Phillip 411.02 Old Peoria 348.06 G. Cooper Co. 907.12 Northern States Power 71.00 Distillers Dist, Co. 845.80 Famous Brands 157.38 Ed Phillip 972.06 Culligan Soft Water 9.50 Peoples Natural Gas 55.31 Aloon Bev. Co. 323.16 Medford Dist. Co. 21.95 City Club Dist. Co. 1009.54 Petty Cash 131,41 College City Bev. 15.85 Fritz. Wholesale 262.42 Hansen Bev. 408.26 McKesson Robbins 623.25 s One Building permit being on hand from Fred H. Griebe for a new addition to his present grocery store building. Motion by Hagen, seconded by Johnson, that we grant this permit on condition that Mr. Griebe present his blue prints of his plan. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Hagen, seconded by Mapes that we transfer $1000 from the General Fund to the Youth Commission. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we tran- sfer $2000 from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. The time now being 9 o'clock, a motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we now consider the non-conforming use permit of Crow & Crow. The following property owners being present and voicing their objections to the granting of this Permits Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen Mr. John ICurach Mtr. and Mrs. G. Lapham Mr. and Mrs. John Elling Mr. Avery Findem Mr. & Mrs. Herman Olson Mr. GDover Hoffman Mr. Less Topp Mr. Robert McDermott Mr. Dennis Holt Mr. Jack Gergin Mr. Donald Dahl Mr. Jack Sauber Mrs. Frank Lehr Some of the main objections against the permit were: Traffic, not enough employment for this location, dust, general appearance, children in the area, noise. After due consideration, a motion was made by Mapes and sec- onded by Hagen that deny this permit. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we approve proposed contract for the Township regarding Fire Department charges. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. business, was duly furthermeeting adjourned. F/oy ohnson Village Clerk 7 SPECIAL MEETING Feb. 16, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Monday evening, Feb. 16th, at 8 o'clock. All members being present. Mr. Jim Warner of Watson Store Planners was present to discuss the need for more water pressure on the West side of town. After a long study of the problem it was decided the Village Council should meet with the Water Board for further study. Jake Klotzbeacher was present and asked if we could appoint a second Justice of the Peace because he felt it was important that we have two. No action takes. The Standard Oil Service Being the low bidder on 4 new tires for the Police car, a motion was made by Herman Hagen and seconded by Earle Mapes that we purchase 4 new tires at the bid price of P23.00 each, mounted and balanced. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we appoint Andy Ames dog catcher for 1959 and to work with the Police Department on this matter. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we OK execution of easement to put pipe line along the right of way to the Chicago, Milwaukee RR. at a fee of $100.00 to Sewage Disposal Plant. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Rademacher that we set the salary of the Village Clerk at $1800 for 1959. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. /Fl. sd nson Vil age Clem SPECIAL MEETING Feb. 23, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Monday evening, Feb. 23, 1959, with the follow- ing members present: Rademacher, Hagen, Mapes and Johnson. Also City Attorney, John McBrien. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss and try and arrive at some fair rates to be charged for Sewer Rental. No definite de- cisions were made. Meeting was duly adjourned at 10:40 P.M. F, oy ohns on Village Clerk S REGULAR METING Mar. 2,1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Mon- day evening, March 2, 1959, with the following members present: Rademacher, Hagen, Mapes, Johnson and City Attorney J. McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special meet- ings were read and approved. The following bills were read and reviewed and a motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that they be ordered paid from the funds so indicated. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor, GENERAL FUND Phillip Pet. Co. . . . 129.19 Rays Texaco . . . 22.00 Socony Mobil . . . 49.62 Anund T. Lindstrom 5.00 Standard Oil Co. . . . 166.53 Gi3.s Farm Service . . . 7.25 D-X Sunray Oil . . . 17.23 Peoples Natural Gas . . . 119.49 Northern States Power .. . 354.32 Farmington Auto . . . 40.35 Coast to Coast . . . 7.33 Marshall-Wells . . . 16.42 Dakota County Tribune . . . 247.25 Wilroys . . . 35.50 Farm Equipment Store . . . 88.54 ft " (Fire Dept) . . . 3.50 Russell Royce (Exgra Police ) . . . 15.00 Farmington Fire Dept. . . . 360.00 Stanley Overby (Extra police) . . . 127.50 Schneider Hdwe. . . . 22.43 Goodwin Joss Co. . . . 5.00 SUNNYSIDE ADDITION Banister Eng. Co. (Est. No. 3 ) . . . 238.21 Barbarossa & Sons (Est. No. 3) . .11,910.62 Banister Eng. Co. (Est. No. 5 ) . . . 451.29 Graus Const. Co. (Est. No. 5) . .18,803.70 LIQUOR STORE Luebke Ins. . • . 54.95 Leo Summers (Repairs) . . . 34.60 H. Steenerson & Co. - Audit . . . 100.00 Old Peoria Co. 180.24 Ed Phillip & Sons . . . 1337.07 Petty Cash . . . 123.02 Griggs Cooper Co. . . . 721.52 Northern States Power . . . 86.32 Peoples Natural Gas Co. ... 51.02 Culligan Soft Water 9.50 Mid-West Wine Co. . . . 118.45 Old Peoria Co. . . . 526.80 College Bev. . . . 19.43 Alcorn Bet. . . . 167.78 City Club Dist. Co. . . . 970.15 Frtiz Who. . . . 242.87 Petty Cash Fund 85.59 Hansen Bev. 328.29 9 The next item of business was a discussion on the need for a second Justice of the Peace. After due consideration, motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we appoint Millard Whittier as a sedond Justice of the Peace. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. The next item was the need for some kind of traffic control on the south end of Fourth Street during the Baseball games. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we grant the baseball team permission to block off thru traffic from Maple on 4th to Hickory during a game. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we appoint Roger Grundeman as Councilman to fill out the term of Art Steadman ending Dec. 31, 1959. Being put t; a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. The proposed sewer rental charges were discussed and it was decided to Dublish the proposed charges and that we meet next Mon- day evening March 8 1959 and that the meeting would be open for public discussion at 9 o'clock on this subject. 41.€No further business, meeting adjourned. Flo,. J has on Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING Mar. 9, 1959 A special meeting; of the Village Council was held on March 9, 1959 with all members being present. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we adopt Resolution No. regarding pumping rates with Northern States Po ex*. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made bv Mapes and seconded by Grundman that we adopt Resolution No. regarding light rates to be charged by Northern States Power. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we OK building permits presented by Kenneth Nelson for new dwellings on No. 1/2 of Lot 1 & 2 - Second addition Bungs and South 1/2 of Lot 1 & 2 - Second Addition Bungs. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Louis Tutewohl and wm. Emond appeared with questions regard- ing sewer rental charges. A period of discussion followed. No further business, meeting was duly ad 'ourned. Fl ;5nson VILLAGE CLERK 10 SPECIAL MEETING Mar. 11, 1959 A special meeting of the Village Council was held on March 11, 1959 with all members being present. After much discussion, a motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we adopt Ordinance No. 134 pertaining to Sewer Rental charges. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. 3-1 61. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundman that we adopt Resolution No. 135 setting the rates to be charged for sewer rental as of Jan. 1, 1959. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundman that we accept the offer made by Ray Cox for the two lots on Second Street, lots to be used for new well and pump in proposed in- creasing of water line and pressure. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor.- Carried. No further business, meeting was duly ad ned. / i Flo/ o nson VILLAGE CLERK SPECIAL MEETING March 16, 1959 The Village Council met on Monday evening for a special meeting. The purpose of the meeting being to consider the Fire Department proposal made by the 4 Townships. The follow- ing council members being present: Rademacher, Hagen, Mapes, Grundman and Johnson. Also City Attorney, McBrien. Russell Royce and F. Schroeder represented the Fire Department. After much discusdion, it was decided to call a meeting for Monday night, March 23, with the 4 Town Boards to see if we couldn't come to an agreement regarding the Fire call amounts. The Clerk was instructed to notify the Town Boards. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we appoint City Attorney J. McBrien to prosecute in the Sid Mattson case. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we purchase additional ground from Mr. Ray Cox at the price of $600.00 to be used in connection with the proposed well and City property on 1st Street. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor . No further business, meeting was duly adjo ed. , r • {,hnson 'il age Clerk 11 SPECIAL MEETING March 23, 1959 A special meeting was called for the purpose of meeting again with the 4 Town Boards members and try to arrive at fair rates for Rural Fire calls. Present ,were members of the Eureka, Empire, Castle Rock and Lakeville Town Boards and Village Council members, plus Fran- cis Schroeder and Russell Royce of the Fire Dept. Also City Attorney, McBrien. The Village Council presented a printed copy of the es- timated expenses and the need for the rates proposed. -After a very good discussion on the matter, the 4 Town Boards agreed to accept the rates of .:10.00 per section and 470.00 for 1st hour and 435.00 for each hour after. Contracts were signed effective April 1st. A building permit was presented by Felix Tillges for a new home in -Sunnyside on Lot 5, Block 1. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we grant this permit. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Mr. Emmet Carey and Clarence Magnuston appeared in re- quest for some changes in the drainage of North side of inter- section of 7th and Elm Street. No action taken at this time. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. -.Fl y• Johnson Village Clerk REGULAR MEETING April 6, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Far±ington met for the regular monthly meeting on Monday evening, April 6, 1959 with all members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special meetings were read and approved. The following bills were read and reviewed: GENERAL FUND Central Telephone .. 39.80 Geo. Betzold . . 24.50 Clarence Kamen .. 9.00 Frank Mester . . 9.40 Robert Stegmeier .. 9.00 Tom Jensen .. 33.00 Northern States Power .. 357.25 Central Telephone Co. . . 3.75 Larson Electric .. 1.23 A. Lundstrom . . 9.65 Peoples Natural Gas .. 105.68 Cities Service Oil .. 9.33 Jack Sauber .. 6.00 Fischer Construction .. 56.40 Rosenwold - Cooper .. 16.15 Mobil Oil .. 28.34 Luebke Insurance .. 102,34 Gils Farm Service •. 3.90 Justice of Peace Bond . . 8,50 . . 68.62 Sun-Ray Oil 12 Clyde Parket 100.00 Standard Oil . . 84.83 Cities Service .. 59.83 Dakota County Tribune .. 35.50 St. Paul Stamp Works . . 11,32 Ahi.bergs . . 1.23 Farm Equipment Store . . 25,46 Russell Royce .. 31.50 Wilroys . . 29.60 Leo Summers . . 60.00 SEWAGE PLANT Est. No. 6 - Banister .. 894.85 Est. No. 6 - Graus Construction .. 37 ,285.25 LIQUOR STORE BILLS Distillers Dist. Co. .. 930.77 Griggs Cooper Co. ., 214,37 Ed Phillip .. 1883.16 Famous Brands .. 691.64 Malady Paper .. 54.38 petty Cash . . 122.95 Peoples Natural Gas .. 35,05 Old Peoria Co, .. 300,19 Ed Phillip .. 667.90 Northern States Power ., 58.53 College City Bev. ., 26000 Alcorn Bev. .. 429.64 Culligan Soft Water 9,50 Griggs Cooper Co, .. 532,40 Fritz Wholesale Co. .. 259.06 Hanson Bev. .. 417.26 City Club Dist. Co. .. 990.12 Petty Cash .. 107.67 Motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Grundeman that we pay all hills from the funds so indicated, with the exception of Clyde Parker and Leo Summers. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A letter from the Dakota-Scott Regional Library Director, Mr. Robert Rohif was read. The letter outlined the requirements expected from the Village regarding the Library. After some dis- cussion, a motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we comply with this request as near and quickly as we possibly can. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A letter from the First National Bank requesting a change in their Security Bonds on deposit in the First National Bank of Minneapolis was read. Motion by Hagen, seconded by Mapes that we comply with this request. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. The following business places have made application for an on and off xale non-intoxicating malt beverage license: Lisle Baltes Marvin Kuchera Mrs. H. Dooley Wesley Fredenburg Farmington Lanes Viola Haller After due consideration motion was made by Mapes seconded by Grundeman, that we grant these permits. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. Motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundeman that we write a letter to the Highway Department calling attention to the fast traffic on the service lane on 8th Street. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. A request from Trinity Lutheran Church for a copy of their original building permit was granted. 13 Motion by Grundeman and seconded by Mapes that all dogs be tied up from May 1st to June 15th and Clerk instructed to advertize these dates. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion by Johnson, seconded by Hagen that we transfer $2000.00 from the Liquor Fund to General Fund. All voting in favor. The Clerk was instructed to write a letter to Less Topp re- questing him to finish the work on sidewalk at once. Motion by Hagen, seconded by Johnson that we pay Ray Cox for the land purchased for the new well on 1st Street. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. Motion by Johnson, seconded by Hagen that the Mayor act or represent the Village on the County Planning Board. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. Motion by Mapes, seconded by Hagen that we approve the build- ing permits of Kenneth Nelson new home in Bung's addition and Nick Heinen for repairs to his home on Oak Street. Carried. Motion by Johnson, seconded by Hagen that we advertise for bids on a new truck and garbage box for meeting of April 27, 1959 at 7:30 P.M. Motion carried. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. / , �A F Jhnson Village Glerk SPECIAL NETTING - April 9, 1959 A special meeting was called at 10:30 o'clock on Thursday morning at McBriens office. All Council members except Grunde- man being present. Engineer Pete Peterson also being present. The matter of) business was regarding black dirt and heavy trucks on the Kuehera garden on 5th Street. After due consideration, a siktisfactory decision was. put in writing regarding replacing of black dirt, etc. No further business, meeting was duly ad- journed. ft- Flay. .hnson Village Clerk SPECIAL'. MEETING - April 20, 1959 A special meeting of the Village of Farmington was held on Monday evening at 8 o'clock with- all members present. The pur- pose of the meeting was to discuss the selling of the Village lots on 3d Street recently made available by moving the Vets units. No final action was taken. Marvin and Ruth Kuchera appeared in request for damages from waterfrom the storm sewer and also requestingthat we ave th ew sanary sewer on 5th Street. The Couol r sed to discuss this 14 this matter and asked them to put their complaint in writing so we would know what we have to talk about. Motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundeman that we set Monday night, May 11th for Public hearing regarding va- cating of road in Bung's addition. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. Motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundeman that the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign a petition for va- cating of alley in connection with Cox property recently pur- chased by Village. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Carried. Motion was made by Grundeman, seconded by Mapes that we set May 11th for public hearing on vacating this alley. Motion carried. Motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we auth- orize the Highway Department to connect to the storm sewer on 4th Street next to the Railroad tracks. Upon being put to a vote, motion was carried. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. Flal,d J halon 71 VILLAGE CLERK SPECIAL MEETING - April 27, 1959 The Village Council met on April 27 1959 for a special meeting with all members present, also City Attorney J. MoBrien. It now being 7:30 daylight savings time and time for open- ing bids for new garbage truck box, it was decided to wait until 8:30 to be sure no ones bid would be missed. During the time be- tween 7:30 and 8:30 each man submitting a bid was given time to explain their respective boxes. At 8:30 daylight savings time, a motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we close the time for bids. All voting in favor. Bid No. 1 - By Public Works Eq. Co. St.Paul One - 1 - 1959 Leach Packer Box 13 Cu.Yds - 4725.00 Less Old Box 150.00 Less Dis. for del. 1.575. 00 5.00 Net Price . Bid No. 2 - Smith, Inc ® Mpls. Minn. One - 1959 Garwood box 13 Cu.Yd. 4628.00 Less Old Box Allowance 4478.00 . Less Dis. for del. 125.00 II 4353.00 Bid No. 3 - Chas. Olson & Sons, Inc - Mpls One - 1959 Hill Box 13 Cu. Yd. 4801.00 Less old Box allowance 150.00 4651.00 Less for del. 150.00 4501.00 15 After careful comparison of each box and discussion, a motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we pur- chase the Leach Packer box for $4500.00. Being put to a vote all voted in favor. Motion carried. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we close the time for bids on truck chassis. Motion carried. Olen Chevrolet - Truck bid on Model 8503 - $3,936,92 Truck bid on Model 8403 -. 3,892.02 Farm Equipment Store - International 1959 - B174 series truck - 3,255.00 Farmington Auto Co - 1959 Ford F750 with deluxe- cab ▪ 3,807.26 - 1959 Ford F700 with deluxe- cab - - 1959 Ford C700 Tilt Cab 3'435.03 - 4,297.24 - 1959 Ford C750 Tilt Cab - 4,469.00 A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we advertise for new truck bids. The reason being that we felt the specifications should be changed. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we O.K. replacement of sidewalk in front of Griebes by Tillges Construction. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Grundeman that we sell the North lot, formerly used by Vets Housing to R.E.A. for : 2200.00 and the next two to R. E . McPhee for $2200.00 each. Being put to a vote, all voted. AA favor Motion carried. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we grant a trailer permit to Lloyd Zeperhin and a building permit to Peerless Plastics for lots 9 and 10 - Dittman's addition. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. No further business, meeting was adjourned at 1 o'clock. • gd J•hnson Village Clerk May 4, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a regular meeting on Monday evening, May 4th, with all members pres- ent. Also City Attorney John McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special meet- ings were read and approved. Motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we O.K. the building permits of Francis Ingerson for a new dwelling on Lot 4, Block 4, Sprute addition and Ar# Steadman, Jr. new dwelling on Mickelson Lot South end of 6th Street. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor, 16 The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Grunde- man and seconded by Mapes, ordered paid from the fund so indicated. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. GENERAL. FUND BILLS Stan Overby (Extra Police) . . 111.00 Peoples Natural Gas . . 91.25 Central Telephone Co. . . 45.73 D4-1C Sunray Oil Co. .. 35.00 Mobil 011 Co. .. 8.37 Phillip Pet. Co. .. 63.34 Ruffridge Johnson, Sweeper Repairs . . 67.50 Merle Tobias (Extra Work) 1 . . 21.00 Northern States Power Co. .. 338.97 Farmington Auto Co. (Truck Repairs) . . 12.39 Russell Royce (Extra Police) . . 64.50 Hagen Hardware (Gas) . . 7.00 Cadwell Agency Ins. . . 93.64 Wilroy Motors . . 4.90 Bob Stoneberg .. 40.00 Jerry Bauer . . 33.00 Wm. Hince . . 17.30 Wm. Ziegler Co. .. 42.55 Ruffridge Johnson Co. 51.30 FIRE DEPARTMENT K'ulstad Bros - Gloves . . 1.40 Bill Hince (Jacket) . . 23.50 Twin City Fire N'rt. Co. . . 18.75 SEWAGE PLANT Graus Const. Co. Est. No. 7 . . 27,021.50 Banister Eng. Co. Est. No. 7 . . 648.52 LIQUOR STORE BILLS Director of Int. Revenue (Retail dealer Lic. ) .. 54.00 Petty Cash Fund . . 128.32 Northern States Power Co. . . 64.68 Peoples Natural Gas . . 32.95 Culligan 'eater Serv. . . 9.50 H. Stenerson audit . . 150.00 Griggs Cooper `10. .. 1114.20 Petty Cash .. 87.30 Hanson Bev. .. 391.78 Alcorn Bev. Co. . • 377.78 College City Bev. . . 49.60 Medford Dist. Co. 43.90 Fritz Wholesale Co. .. 244.29 City Club Dist. Co. . . 1118.51 The Clerk was instructed to read a letter from Mrs. R. F. Nelson regarding the Library fund. No definite action was taken , at this time. Next item of business was a discussion on the Oak Street tarvia and curb and storm sewer from the Depot to First Street. No action taken. Motion was made by Johnson, seconded by Grundeman that we set July 2nd from 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P. M. for the Board of Review. Motion carried. The members of the 'Fater Board appeared in regard to adver- tising for a new well. After some discussion, a motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we grant the Water Board per- mission to advertise for bids for the new well and pump house for June 2nd meeting at 8 o'clock. Motion Carried. 1`7 A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we transfer ; 2000.00 from the Liquor Fund to General Fund. Motion carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we authorize J. McBrien to prepare deeds to R. E. A. and Roy McPhee and that we adopt Resolution No. 4-59. Motion carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we adopt Resolution No. 5-59 pertaining to Jehovah Witnesses. Motion carried. No further business, meeting wad duly adjourned. F1' To on, Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING May 11, 1959 A special meeting of the Farmington Village Council was called for May lith, 1959, the main purpose being to discuss the vacating of Street on East side of Bung's addition and vacating alley on First Street. All members were present, also J. McBrien, City Attorney. After much discussion, a motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we adjourn discussion on vacating of street in Bung's addition until our Tune 1st meeting. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. No one appearing regarding vacating of alley on First Street, a motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we vacate this said alley. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. This being the time to close bids for a new truck, a motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we de- clare the time of closing the bids. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. The Clerk was instructed to open the bids. Bid No. 1 - Farm Equipment Store 1959 Model B-172 International to meet all specifications, including reinforced springs - $3562.00 Bid No. 2 - Farmington Auto Co, 1959 Ford F-750 to meet all specifications • - $3837.86 Bid No. 3 - Glen Chevrolet 1959 Chevrolet - $3682.82 Bid No. 4 - Glen Chevrolet 1959 G.M.C. - $3800.00 After complete study of all bids, a motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Mapes that we accept the bid of Farm Equipment Store for 43562.00. Being put to a vote, there were 3 yes and one no. Motion carried. 18 Mr. Youll of Central Telephone Company appeared and pre- sented complete plans for the Village records of all underground cables the Company has been putting in 2armington. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we pay the bill of Dennis Holt for gravel and bulldozing of dump in the amount of ,5411,90. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. F1•4(1/ Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING May 18, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Monday evening, May 18th for a special meeting. All members being present, also John McBrien, City Attorney. The first item of business was the discussion of the manhole at the North end of Fourth Street by Kucheras. After some discussion, it was decided that Bill Hince be instructed to fasten the cover down so it would not raise up during high water. No one appearing against the granting of a non-conforming use permit to Roy McPhee, a motion was made by Hagen and sec- onded by Grundman that we grant a non-conforming use permit to Roy McPhee for the purpose of building a funeral home. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried, : R . 7-59 A was adopted. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we set the date of June 1st for the hearing on non-conforming use permit for R. E. A. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundman that we O.K. change order form number One on connection of old sewer line and the new sewer line. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. 14-p F o ohnson Village Clerk 19 REGULAR METING June 1,1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Monday evening for a regular meeting with all members present and Attorney John J. McBrien. The minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved. The following bills were read and reviewed: GENERAL FUND Standard Oil Co. . . . 145.51 Farm Equipment Store . . . 180.82 B-tu-Mix Co. , .. 105.10 Kulstad Bros. . .. 2.50 Rays Texaco 2.00 Martin Star . . . 4.88 Cities Service Oil . . . 54.03 Socony Mobil Oil . . . 37.90 Ruffrige Johnson Co. . . . 54.05 Peoples Natural Gas . . . 37.55 Northern States Power Co. .. . 349.35 Farm Equipment Store 18.82 Coast to Coast 2.99 Wilroys . . . 41.05 Dakota County Tribune . . . 44.63 Glen Chevrolet . . . 5.00 B-tu-Mix Co. . . 55.93 SEWAGE PLANT W. Hiller Co. Est. No. 3 . . . 8143.92 Banister Est. No. 3 . . . 195.46 LIQUOR STORE BILLS Ed Phillip & Sons . . . 1624.28 Northern States Power . . . 85.51 Petty Cash . .. 145.90 Distillers Dist. Co. . . . 1364.04 Old Peoria . . . 466.85 Fritz wholesale . . . 354.80 College City . . . 54.72 City Club Dist. Co. . .. 1200.66 Hansen Bev. Co. . . . 550.27 Alcorn Bev. . . . 521.82 A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we pay the bills from the funds so indicated. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundman that we OK Building permit for Englevold Schalauderoff for a new garage at 815 Second Street. Upon being put to a vote , all voted in favor. Motion carried. The Clerk was ordered to write a follow-up letter to the Minn. Highway Dent. regarding stop signs on the service lane. Mrs. L. Madison and Mrs. Ekness appeared with complaints re- garding dogs. The Council having other complaints on hand, decided to instruct the Police Department to pick up any dogs in violation. Upon being put to 'a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. 20 2r. Otis Church, Mr. Joe Bolyard and Mr. Bung appeared in re- gard to vacating of East end of Linden Street. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we postpone this hearing un- til our regular meeting in August. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Notion carried. No one appearing regarding non-conforming use permit for R.E.A. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we grant this non-conforming use permit to R.E.A. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried, and les . 7-59 was adopted. No further business , meeting was duly adjourned. Flo'• o son Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING June 8, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Mon- day evening June 8th at 8 o'clock for a special meeting with all members present, also City Attorney, J. YloBrien. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we O.K. the Est. - No. 8 for Graus Co. and Banister Engineering Co. for payment - $31,597.05 and 758.33. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor, Motion carried. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Grundman that we grant the permit for a Car Port to am. Arendt on Lot9, Block i 1, illow Street. Upon being put to a vote, all voted n favor. Motion carried. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that it was 9 o'clock and time to close bids for seal coating. Upon being put all -voted in favor. The Clerk was instructed to open to a vote , the bids. Bid No. 1 - Salberg Const. Co. - Inver Grove, Minn. .18¢ per Sq. Yd. Bid No. 2 - Bury and Carlson - Minneapolis, Minn. .209 per Sq. Yd. Bid No. 3 - :Fischer Const. Co. - Farmington, :inn. .12¢ per Sq. Yd. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes th°:t we grant the low bid to Fischer Construction Co. of Farmington. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. The Clerk read a letter of resignation from M. G. Whittier regarding Justice of Peace Office. After a full discussion, a motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Hagen that we accept this resignation. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. ;;;')/ * ; F;•y• Johnson Village Clerk 21 SPECIAL MEETING June 15, 1959 The Village Council met on Monday evening, June 15th for a special meeting with all members present except Herman Hagen. The purpose of the meeting was to study finances and set a date for calling of bids for Black Top on parking lot. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Grundman that we set July 6th at 9 o'clock for Black Top bids. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business , meeting was duly adjourned. Fl d o son Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING July 2, 1959 The Village council of the Village of Farmington met on Thursday evening, July 2, 1959 for Board of Review. Present were : : Earl Mapes, Roger Brundman and Floyd Johnson. Grant Johnson of the County Assessors office was present. The Council reviewed the Personal Property assessments for the year 1959 to be paid in 1960. Six property owners appeared regarding real estate taxes, which taxes would not be reviewed until July 1960. No one appeared in regard to personal property taxes. No further business , meeting was duly adjourned. Fl. , Jo •son vi$lage Clerk July 6, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Monday evening, July 6, 1959 for a regular meeting with all members and Attorney J. McBrien being present. The minutes for the last regular meeting all special meetings were read and approved. Motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundman that the minutes be approved. All voted in favor. The following bills were read and reviewed and a motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we pay the bills from the fund so indicated. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor: GENERAL FUND D. X. Sunray Oil 9.66 Cadwell Agency G.I. Ins. 22.55 Phillips Petroleum Co. 60.37 Standard Oil Co. 41.18 Cadwell Agency a.C. Ins. 666.02 Peoples Natural Gas 12.95 Cities Service Oil 7,33 22 Bury and Carlson 866.25 B. Record 36,00 Standard Oil 95.04. Northern States Power 343.07 Central Telephone Co. 56.77 Andrew Ames (Extra Work) 90.00 John Steffes 900,00 Dakota County Tribune 41.00 Bury & Carlson 173.25 Ira Ives 56.00 Pub. Works Equipment Co. 4493.50 Schneider Hdwe. 60.13 B-tu Mix Co. 142.01 SEWER PLANT Banister Eng. Est . No. 9 430.42 Graus Const. Est. No. 9 17,934.15 LIQUOR STORE Ed Phillip & Sons 784.93 ,t t+ 1,687.28 Petty Cash 134.13 Griggs Cooper 1,134.64 Northern States Power 99.60 Old Peoria 676,78 Petty Cash 137.47 McKesson Robbins 252.65 Culligan Soft mater 9.50 Griggs Cooper Co. 256,21 State Liquor Control Comm. 10.00 Alcon :rev. 458.43 Fritz Who, 245.68 Medford Dist. 21.95 Hansen Bev, 612.87 Lubke Ins. 58.33 City Club 1316.43 The following Building Permits - ,ere received: Kenneth Nelson 4-Plex No. No. Mickelsons addition Kenneth Nelson Dwelling on North of Lot 1 - Markmans addition Kenneth Nelson Dwelling on South z of Lot 1 - Markmans addition Motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we O.K. these permits after Nelson has presented a diagram showing location of building on the lots. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Hagen that we now close the bids on black top being the time was 9 o'clock. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Bid No. 1 A. E. Service Co. - Robbinsdale Bid 1.238 per sq. yd. Bid No. 2 Ray Fischer Construction Co. Bid 1.50 per sq. yd. Notion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we accept the bid of A. E. Service Co. of Robbinsdale. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Francis Schroeder, Jake Sauber, Russell Royce, Don Thelon, Claude Seibenaler, Ken Carey and Eugene Kuchera appeared in behalf of the Are Department regarding the use of the Civil Defense siren. After some discussion, Mayor Rademacher appointed H. Hagen, Roger Grundman and himself as a committee to check further into the siren problem. 23 The letter from Civil Defense written to Rademacher was made a matter of record. Lotion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we transfer :;32000 from the liquor fund to general. All voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. 4-4/1c1,4-4-44.-hnson Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING July 22, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on tiednesday evening, July 22nd with all Council members present, including City Attorney J. McBrien. A motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Hagen that we pay Farm Equipment truck bid - price of 13611.00 for new garbage truck. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Other items of business were discussed, but no decisions were made. No further business , meeting was duly adjourned. Flo nson Village Clerk REGULAR MEETING Aug. 3, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Monday evening, August 3d at 8 o'clock for a regular meeting with all members and Village Attorney, J. McB1ien, being Pres- ent. The minutes of the last regular meeting and special meeting were read and aDnroved as read. The following bills were reviewed: GENERAL FUND BILLS D-X Socony Oil 77.19 Standard Oil . . . 51.88 Bury & Carlson . . . 346.50 Phillip Oil . . . 89.91 Glidden Co. . . . 35.07 Hagen Hdwe. . . . 7.00 Socony Mobil Oil . . . 73.83 Rosenwold Cooper . . . 21.75 Anund T. Lindstrom . . . 8.40 Al Serdahl . . . 13.55 Cities Service Oil 27.67 Jack Sauber (Asphalt) . . . 63.00 24 Lubke Insurance83.76 McNamara Cont. Co. . . . 16.50 Farm Equip. Store 38.75 tt 5t tt (truck) . . . 3611.00 League or Minn. . . . 109.00 Gambles2.49 Andrew Ames . . . 94.50 Ems Elec. Co. 49.33 SUNNYSIDE II Barbrarosa . . . 500.00 Banister . . . 30.00 Barbarosa final . .. 13120.10 Banister485.52 Banister . . . 625.08 Banister . . . 434.33 P.I.R. Banister . . . 220.00 Banister . . . 23.00 Banister (Bung's Add. ) . . . 297.65 Banister . .. 234.60 Banister . . . 500.00 LIQ?,UOR STORE Melady Paper Co. . . . 36.30 Sewer Rental & Garbage . . . 25.50 Old Peoria . . . 477.74 Petty Cash . . . 109.00 Famous Brands . . . 182.02 Ed Phillip & Sons . . . 1919.11 Griggs Cooper . . . 938.69 College City Bev. . . . 106.89 Northern States Power . .. 118.40 Culligan (2 mo. ) . . . 19.00 H. Stenerson (Audit) . .. 150.00 Distillers Dist. Co. . .. 904.91 City Club Dist. ... 1615.67 Distillers Dist. Co. . . . 185.08 Medford Dist Co. . . . 55.25 Fritz Who. Co. . . . 360.76 Alcorn Bev. . . . 703.88 Petty Cash ... 135.94 Hanson Bev. . . . 656.37 Olson Products . . . 16.43 Ed Phillip & Sons . .. 571.62 A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Grundman that we pay all bills from the fund so indicated. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Tapes that we have Banister Engineering Company draw plans for the proposed City Garage. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. II A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we grant an on and off sale non-intoxicating beverage license and cigarette license to Donald Gerlach who purchased the Tiger Inn. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Hagen that we grant building permit to Farmington Floral Company for a new garage on Lot 31, Block 114, Range 19. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. 25 A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we grant permission to the Salvation Army to park a truck at the corner of Third and Oak Streets for the day of August 12, 1959. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A letter was received from the Minnesota Highway Department regarding fencing in part of their property between 4th and 5th Streets. Motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we O.K. this request. Being nut to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we transfer 4000 to the Youth Commission. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made to adjourn and it was decided to have the next special meeting on Monday evening, Aug. 17th at 8 o'clock. Flo ---;11 ;A=17-41-27 Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING August 17, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Monday evening, Aug. 17th with all members present, also City Attorney, J. McBrien. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we pay Graus Construction Company Est. No. 10 in the amount of 42555.95 and Banister :engineering Company Est. No. 10 Engineer- ing fees of 161.35. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was, made by Hagen and seconded by Grundman that we grant a permit for parking a trailer on lot on corner of Elm and 8th, with the understanding it be connected to the sanitary sewer property belonging to Zen Nelson. Yearly permit fee of X1.00. Motion carried. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we grant the followin•; building permits: Francis Ingerson - remodeling permit for Michael property on 5th & Elm Streets gym. McHugh - new addition to ':3en Franklin building on Lot 8 - Block 20 Lawrence Marschall - new bus garage on Lot 2 - Kraft addition Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A group of men representing Green Giant Company were present to discuss the possibility of using the building and grounds west of Twin City Milk for housing of men during their pea harvest in 1960. After so _e discussion, the Council voted to table the matter at this time. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundman that we grant a permit to Darrell Otte to park a trailer on the Lot next to Palmer Tonsager property ,n Second Street providing they hook up to sanitary sewer. Necessary fee of 1.00. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by «rundman that we grant a permit to Gills Farm Service to erect corn cribs on R.R. property at corner of 3d and Main. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we send a letter to Oscar Lubke and ask him to reconsider his rel g- nation on the Yough Commission Board. Upon being putto a vo , all voted in favor . 26 A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Johnson that we appoint Herman Hagen to serve on the Youth Commission Board from the Council. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business , meeting was duly adjourned. Q .'2‘:16Flco Johnson Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING Aug. 20, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Thursday Evening, august 20th for a special meeting with the dater Board. All Council members, except Mayor Rademacher, were present; also City Attorney J. McBrien. Also present were the following representatives from the Jater Board: F. Henneberry, C. Brinkman and L. Novitzka. Mr. Banister of Banister Engineering Corpany was also present, & report regarding / Res. 8-59 w- s adopted with all voting in favot. - A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we set a public hearing for Resolution No. 9-59 for Sept; 8th. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen to authorize the Mayor and Clerk to sign deed to acclaim old sand pit on Highway 218 South of Farmington. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. Y/ r,boylá tTohnson Village Clerk SP ,CIAL MEETING Sept. 8, 1959 The Village Council of the gillage of :Farmington met in Tuesday evening, Sept. 8th for a special meetint with all mem- bers present with the exception of Grundman. Also present was City Attorney, J. McBrien. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we grant a Building permit to Dean Empey for a new house on the corner of 7th and Beach and we grant a Building permit for a new garage to Ronald helen Bouth of Third -)treet, and a remodeling permit to Andrew Pelach, Jr. on 6th Street. Being put to a vote, II all voted in favor. The time being 9 o'clock, open discussion on ,ater Extension as advertised in Resolution No. 9-59 After full discussion, a motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that e adopt Resolution No. 10-59Upon being out to a vote, all voted in favor. There were 4 votes yes, 0 votes no. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we authorize Banister Engineering Co. to prepare final plans and specifications for the total pooject. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned, Floyd Johnson Village Clerk 2'7 IEGULAR NE TING -7-6-157:-17;17-59- The ep ,The Village Council of the Villagoof Farmington met on Lionday evening, September 14th for its regular monthly meeting in the City Library. All members present, also City Attorney, J . McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special meetings were read and approved. The folio;.ing bills were reviewed and upon motion bar Mapes and seconded by Hagen, ordered paid from the fund so indicated. Upon being nuttoa vote, all voted in favor. GENERAL FUND P.E.R.A. . . . 1691.43 Northfield Foundry . . . 54.00 Wilrby Motors , . . 54.80 Miller Davis . . . 15.09 Glidden Co. . . . 19.25 Dakota County Tribune . . . 11.75 Ira Ives . . . 54.25 Howard Hanifi . . . 2537.52 D-X Sunray Oil . . . 9.66 Socony Mobil Oil . . . 19.00 Northern States Po,er . . . 351.22 Peoples Nat. Gas. . . . 10.20 Standard Oil . . . 181.27 Lampert Yards . . . 13.55 Dakota County Tribune 38.13 Martin St_-r Express . . . 3.25 Farmington Auto . . . 131.75 Scrnneider hardware .. . 33.25 Fischer Construction Co. . . . 2435.22 Cadwell Agency192.01 Cities Service Oil .. . 65.60 Suburban Cement Co. . . . 154.00 Farm Equipment Store . . . 19.21 McNamara Const. Co. . 3$.50 vTilroy f s . . . 101.60 Ruffridg Johnston Co. . . . 53. 50 6. J. Hoigaard Co. . . . 47.35 Andrew Ames . . . 120.00 Dermis Holt . . . 326.40 SEWER PLANT Graus Const. Est. 1o. 11 .. 2165.80 Banister Engineering Co. Est. No. 11 . . 51.98 LIQUOR STORE Culligan Soft W 'ater _ . . . 9.50 Old Peoria . . . 252 .55 Northern States Power . . . 158.97 Distillers Dist. Co. 271.14 Ed Phillip Sons . . . 168.95 Petty Cash . . . 143.22 Alcon Bev. Co. . . . 631.44 College City Nev. . . . 63.50 Famous Brands . . . 174.76 Rochester Germicide Co. . . . 35.50 Hansen Bev. Co. . . . 514.13 Fritz `who. Co. . . . 298.31 City Club Dist, . . . 1556.39 Petty Cash . . . 63.03 Ed Phillip & Sons . . . 828.07 Pld- lest Wine Co. . . . 90.45 28 A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Grundmen that we transfer 4000. 00 from the Liquor Fund to the General Fund. Upon being nut to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was mane by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we set the date of October 12th for public hearing on the non-con- forming use permit for Steele Furnit ure, tine to be 9 o'clock P.M. Upon being put to a vote , all voted in favor. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by GrunfmRn that we set the date of September 28th for City Garage bids. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made bT Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we have the repairs that are needed in the City Jail done by Marvin Matt- son. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Grundman that we O.K. the purchase of a Steamer for the Street Department in • the amount of :';495.00. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. 7 o Johnson Village Clerk SPECIAL =TING Sept. r1, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting with all members being present and City Attorney, J. McBrien. The purpose of bhis meeting was to discuss needed changes in our Building Ordinance. The meeting adjourned a 11 o'clock and .°ill meet again on October 12 n for continuing this matter. aivil/ rd' Johnson Village Clerk SPECIAL LT TING Sept. 2G-1959 The Village Council met on i'ionday evening, Sept. 28th, with all members present, also City Attorney J. McBrien. The purpose of the meeting as to receive bids on the City Garage. The time being 8 o'clock, a motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Hagen that e close the time for bids. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Bid No. 1 - Graus Const. Co. :121,581.00 - no heat elec. No. 2 - Orchard Builders 25,961.00 - combined No. 3 - Em's Electric 636.50 - electrical No. 4 - Tiliges Construction 22,870.00 - combined tt 19,365.00 - no heat & elec. 29 No. 5 - Jack Sauber $27,975.00 - combined No. 6 - Corrigan : lec, 400.00 - electrical No. 7 - Simonson Heating 1,295.35 - heating 34 IT 2,054.25 - plumbing No. 8 - Pechacek Con. 18,990.00 - no heat & elec. No. 9 - Nelson Const. 18,386,14 - combined A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Grundman that we accept the low bid of Nelson Construction Company for n8386.40. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Hagen not voting be- cause he was a sub-bidder with Tillges Construction. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Grundman that we grant Building Permits to Tillges Construction as follows: Lot 3, Block 4 - Sunnyside Lot 1, Block 1 - Sunnyside Lot 5, Block 1 - Sheppley addition Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we grant a Building permit to Mrs. Kaufman for a new garage on 4th Street. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundman that we grant building permits to Ken Nelson for: Lot 3 Michelsons "addition Lot 10 Farm Bureau addition South 55 ft. and ' est 90 ft. of property on 6th & Spruce Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Hagen and secondee by Mapes that , e approve the applic<Aion of Lyle Bung to hook on to City Sewer II on Linden Street per agreement in easement, carrying the nec- essary assessment charges. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we authorize a quick-claim deed to remove Forfeiture Clause from Deed issued to Sigurd Flaata. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. 1 No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. Meeting as reopened and a motion made by Floyd Johnson & seconded by Mapes to adopt Res. 11-59. B nut�t•• a vote, all voted in favor. ioi dJohnson i sage Clerk REGUL,R . TING Oct . 5, 19:59 The Village Council met on Monday evening, Oct. 5th with all members present , including City Attorney J . ,.rcBrien. A motion was made by Ilapes and seconded by Hagen that we grant a Building Permit to ?oy McPhee for a new funeral home on Lots 17 & 18 in Park addition. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Grundman and seconded by F, apes that ye grant a building permit to Leroy Barlage for private garage on 2nd Street. Upon being put t:o a vote , ell voted in favor. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special meetings were read and approved. A motion was made by Hagen & seconded by crundman to Adbpt Res. 1 59. Upon tieing put to a vote, all voted in favors 30 The following bills were read and reviewed: GENERAL FUND Police Supply Co. 37.22 Herman Storlie Grovel . . 115.00 Cities Derttce Oil . . 1.90 D-X Oil Co. . . 36.01 Public ",,orks Equipment Co. , . 2.58 Standard Oil Co. . . 13.90 D-X Oil Co. . . 18.45 Mobil Oil . . 9.55 Dakota County Tribune . . 27.63 Wilroy Motors . . 7.40 John Sauber 9.40 Schneider Hdoe. . . 33.77 Larson Alec. . . 1.30 Farm Equipment More , , 8.54 Cost to Coast . . 7.79 Our Own Hardware . . 7.00 LIUOR STORE Ed Phillip Sons .. 299.37 Old Peoria .. 441.43 Northern states Power . . 128.78 Famous Brands . . 265.62 Culligan . . 9.50 Griggs Cooper Co. 490.09 Petty Cash . . 114.44 Alcorn pev.. Co. .. 654.14 Hansen 3ev. . . 381.46 Medford Dist. Co. . . 44.45 Fritz. Jho. Co. . . 270.74 City Club . . 1324.76 Ed Phillip . . 1035.43 Mid-:;`est Wine . . 90.45 Ed Phillip . . 828.07 Petty Cash . . 119.56 A motion was mace by,xruodman and seconded by Hagen that we pay the bills from the fund so indicated. Upon being put to a vote , all voted in favor. =, motion was made that ur next special meeting be held on the evenings of October 12th and October 26th. Upon being put to vote, all voted in favor. No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. 170/3t= Village Clerk SPECL,L ',:i'TING - October 12, 1959 The Village Council of the -Tillage of Farrington met on Monday evening, Oct. 12th at 8 o'clock with a1.l members present, also City Attorney J. ic73rien. A moti .n was made by Manes and seconded by Grundman that we grant building permits to the following: John Bollman - Private garage on Oak & 7th Kenneth Hanson - Commerical building on Oak Street Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. 31 A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Grundman that we pay Graus Construction Co. Estimate No. 12 in the amount of X9,664.50 and Banister Engineering Company Estimate No. 12 in the amount of 1239.15. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business , meeting was duly adjourned. F o ohns on Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING - Octooer 26, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Monday evening, October 26th at 8 o'clock for a special meeting to accept bids on water main extension. All members of the Coun- cil and Attorney J . McBrien and Lir. Peterson of Banister ngineer- ing Company were Present. A motion was made by H. Hagen and seconded by T . Grundman that we close the time for bids. The Clerk was instructed '.o open he Aids , which were read as follows : Bid No. I - Morettini Construction Co. . . 38, 327.00 Bid No. II - D. T. Nielson " T .. 20,401.22 Bid No.ITI - Austin P. Keller 1t . . 34,923.40 Bid No. IV - R. : irke °' IT . . 20,989.60 Bid No. V - Barbarossa 4r tt . . 32,600.00 The bids were turned over to 7r. Peterson for calculating. It was decided that no action be taken until we were sure that tae Water Board had accepted new well. A motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Napes that we grant a Building permit to - . -erster for new privage garage at 609 Spruce Street. Upon being put to a vote , all voted in favor. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we O.K. the change order No. 1 regarding the ranee at the Sewer Disposal Plant - anoint x232.00. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A notion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we issue License to Twin City Milk Producers to put a gas tank on Willow Street between 4th and 5th for one year. Upon being put to a vete, all voted in favor. No further business , meeting was duly ad.'ourned. F. • • J•hnson Village Clerk SPECIAL =TING - October 29th The Village Council of the village of Far ington met for a special meeting on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock with all mem- bers present, including City Attorney J . McBrien. The purpose of the meeting was to continue working on the 1960 budget and other business. After discussing the report of Banister Engineering Company regarding water main extension, a motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we award the contract mtoi Robert n tngirkeut tof a Faribault in the amount; of 420,989.60. ac vote, all voted in favor., and des. 13-59 was adopteC No further business, meeting was duly adjo :• Flo/ 4 Jo nson V i1ag- Clerk 32 2, ZULJ,R NE ;TING Nov. 2, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Hon- day evening, Nov. 2, 1959 for a regular meeting ith all members present except Herman Hagen. Also present was City Attorney, J. McBrien. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special meetings were read and, approved. The following bills were reviewed and a motion was made by II Grundman and seconded by _ apes that they be paid from the fund so indicated. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. REGULAR FUND Mobil Oil Co. . . . 28,88 Phillip Oil Co. . . . 75.29 Au. Zeigler Co. . . . 140.51 Standard Oil Co, . . . 44.18 Zeco Co. . . . 1.64 Henry Lundgren . f . 15.00 ,eed Inspection McNamara Vivant Co. * 00 55.00 Municipal Eq. Co. . . . 27.50 Bezdichek Gro. . . . 1.14 Construction Bulletin . . . 11.80 James Halvorson . . . 120.00 Surveys Lampert Yds. Co, . . . 6.10 Dakota County Tribune 0 , 0 54.14 Herman Storlie . . . 68.00 Norlander Nordvick . . . 24.75 Roland Engelman • • • 9.00 J. J. McBrien Legal Services . . . 1794.60 Fred Fredrickson . . . 288.00 II LIUOR .-)TORE BILLS Loy Lo. Bowe (Tater Serv. ) . . . 9.50 Hanson Bev. Co. . . . 408.49 Petty Cash Fund . . . 128.04 Alcorn Bev. Co. . . . 407.58 College City . 00 40.10 Fritz tho. Co, . . . 293.50 H. Stenerson Co. . . . 150.00 City Club Dist. Co. . . . 1346.49 Famous Brands . . . 500.03 Northern States Power • • • 83.73 Ed Phillii & Sons . . . 168.60 Griggs Cooper Co. . . . 788.17 Dist. Distributing Co. . . . 846.45 Lux Distributing Co. . . . 13.85 McKesson ,, Robbins Go, . . . 737.39 Petty Cash Fund . . . 143.69 Village Garbage S Sewer Rent 00 . 25.50 Ed Phillip & Sons . . . 1484.65 Melady Paper Co, • • • 66.18 Motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hapes that we transfer )3000.00 from the Liquor Store Fund to the General Fund. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion was made by Lapes and seconded by Johnson that we authorize ,he tater 3oard to accept the bid of Ken Nelson for a new well building on 1st Street at his bid of 1990.00. Being put to a vote, all voted in favor. 33 Notion was made by Grundman and seconded by Napes that :e adopt the budget for 1960 in the amount of 81,297.00. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Notion was made by Johnson and seconded by Grundman that we adopt Resulution No. granting license to Twin City Nilk Prod- ucers to place a gas tank on part of Pine Street between 4th & 5th. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business , meeting was duly adjourned. Flo d ohnson Village Clerk SPECIAL MEETING Nov. -I-6, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a special meeting on Monday evening, Nov. 16, 1959 with all mem- bers present except Herman Hagen. Also present was City Attorney, J. McBrien. Mayor Rademacher called .he meeting to order at 8 o'clock. Notion ::as made by Johnson and seconded by Napes that it being eight o'clock we close the tine for bids on the ater Exten- sion Bonds. The Clerk was instructed to open die only bid presented which was from the First National Bank of Farmington. Their bid being -24 024.00, plus accrued interest, if any, from )ec. 1, 1959 to delivery date, notion was made by g-rundman and seconded by Napes that we accept the bid of the First National _ ank. Upon being put to a vote , a11 voted in favor. Notion was made b Johnson and seconded by Grundman that we pay stima ,e No, 13 of ;124.77 to Banister ,ngineering Company and 1stima ae No. 13 of 15198.60 to ::rraus Construction Company from the Sewage Plant Funds. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we pay Estimate No. 1 of 'x1700.00 to Ken Nelson and Estimate No. 2 of 7650.00 to Ken Nelson due on City Garage. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Notion was made by Grundman and seconded by Mapes that the Clerk be authorised to make a temporary transfer from Fund No. 10 to cover garage estimates if necessary. Upon being Put to a vote, all voted in favor. Notion was made by Johnson and seconded by Grundman that we make a temporary transfer of :::;2000.00 from the General Fund to Bond and Interest ,u.nd. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. Motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Napes that e grant a building permit for private grage to Jack Bohn on La at 317 %alnut Street. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. 34 flotion was made by Grundmanand seconded by Rapes that we authorize the ilayor and Cly>rk to sign agreement ith Milwaukee Railroad regarding; crossing the tracks at Spruce and Maple with nel water mains. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. No further business , meeting was dul-;- adjourned. Flo Zo son Vill ge Clerk EGUL Dec. 7, 1959 The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met for a regular Council meeting on Dec. 7, 1959 at 8 o'clock with all members being present. J . J . lcBrien, City Attorney was also present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Mapes that we accept the minutes as read. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by Hagen and seconded by Grundman, ordered paid from the funds so in- dicated. Upon being Put to a vote, all voted in favor. GENERAL FUND Ruffridge Johnson Co. 9.20 ilroy MOtors 24.30 Farm Equipment Store 168.08 Cities Service Oil 27.23 I McNamara. Vivant Co. 66.00 Mobil Oil Co. 12.84 Peoples Natural Gas 69.60 Central Tel Co. 48.20 Northern States Po or Co. 716.47 Ruffridge Johnson Co. 2.18 Peoples Natural Gas Co. 52.22 Zechmeister (Gravel) 51.00 Northfield Iron Co. 48.10 Zeco Co. 3.44 D-X Oil Co. 18.00 Mobil Oil 46.85 Bernard Record 100.00 Larson Electric 3.92 Dakota Co. Tribune 78.35 Miller Davis Co. 4.77 Farmington Auto Co. 6.25 Schneider Hd e 4.55 Schneider Idwe. 64.99 Ahlberg's Drug 3.55 J. p. Sauber 4.00 Suburban Stationeries 254.25 Standard Oil 21.08 Rosenwald Cooper 495.00 Andrew Ames 27.00 35 LI``_?UOR STORE BILLS Distillers Dist. Co. 1093.16 Ed Phillip 464.25 443.35 Alts Refrigerator 32.80 Petty Cash 117.98 Natural r g_.s Co. 26.30 Old Peoria Co. 735.69 Griggs Cooper 907.80 Mid-West Wine 72.80 Northern States Power Co. 69.65 Culligan Service 9.50 Famous Brands 535.75 Ed Phillip a Sons 1219.71 City Club Dist. Co. 1214.82 Alcorn rev. 313.24 Fritz Wholesale 217.25 Medford Dist. Co. 26.05 Petty Cash 114.72 Hanson rev. 349.80 HOUSING FUND City Garage (Nelson Est. No. 2) 7650.00 Mr. Stein, Mr. Shirley and Mr. Lubke were present to re- view our present insurance policies. ,potion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we O.K. a binder of .,350,000 as of Dec. 7, 1959 to Jan. 29, 1960 blanket coverage on Sewer Disposal Plant. Upon being put to a vote , all voted in favor. Mrs. _Z. W. Nelson was present to discuss matters pertaining to the Library. She requested ,,hat; ;ie appoint a Board of 3 to 5 members to serve as a local Library Board. No action was taken at this time. The Clerk read a letter received from the State Fire Marshall regarding property on Spruce and 1st Street. Action delayed. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Johnson that we transfer : 3000.00 from the Liquor Fund to General Fund. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor, A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Grundman that we accept the bid of Vincent dalsh to cut and remove 3 trees at the price of )300.00. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we adopt Resolution No. Upon Rein€=; 1 ut to a vote , all voted in favor. A motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Hagen that we grant Building Permits to the following: Watson Store Planners (new storage building) Tillges Construction - Nei home in Sunnyside Ken Nelson - Fourplex on 8th Street Twin City Milk Producers - Location of Gas Tank Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Tapes and seconded by Hagen that we O.K. estimate No. 1 - Watermain Extension in the amount of ::;11,529.20 due Robert Dieke. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by;r Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we adopt Resolution No. pertaining to Tax levy. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. our' No further business, meeting was duly adjour Flo a J hnson Villae Clerk 36 SPECIAL rTING Dec,28, 1959 The village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Monday evening Dec. 28th, 1959 at 8 o'clock for a special meeting to close the year. A motion vas made by Johnson and seconded by Hagen that we transfer the Twin City Milk payment of,;158550.00 from Bond and Interest Fund to General Fund, after being temporarily placed in Bond and Interest Fund. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Mapes that we O.K. Estimate No. 3 of X6000.00 to Ken Nelson for City Gar- age and pay :: 3518.09 out of Housing Fund and balance out of General Fund. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Johnson that we transfer ")200.00 from General Fund to Fund No. 9. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Grundman and seconded by Mapes that we O.K. Building Permit of Clayton Iverson for new home on Lot 13, Block 1, Sunnyside addition. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor. A motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Napes that we pay Graus Construction Company Estimate No, 14 but hold back 9000.00 until Federal check arrives. Upon being Put to a vote all voted in favor. motion was made by Hagen and seconded by Mapes that we transfer :)815.00 from Fire Fund to General Fund and pay Fire call salaries due in the amount of >1043.l1 out of General Fund. Upon being put to a vote, all voted in favor . The following bills were reviewed and upon motion by ' apes and seconded by Hagen ordered paid from the funds so indicated. Upon being out to a vote, all voted in favor. GENERAL FUND Miller Davis Co. 13.84 Cadwell Agency 52.50 Lorans Body Shop 118.00 Phillip Oil Co. 30 $7; Herman Storlie 22.00 Soconly Oil 18.56 Cities Service 20.58 Lampert Yards 3.00 Coast to Coast 3.88 Sunray Oil Co. 46.02 Standard Oil Co. 125.05 J. J. McBrien 1185.00 FUND NO. 12 - IN EXTENSION Banister :Lngineering Co. 814.88 EIAGE PLANT . UND Graus Construction Co. Est. No. 14 x41,949.37 Banister Engineering Co. Est. No. 14 384.15 ;`falter Hiller Co. 5,425.48 37 LIQUOR STO:,iE BILLS Ed Phillip & Sons `'1,243.96 Famous Brands 353.33 Midwest Wine Co. 90.30 Northern States Power Co. 55.26 Griggs Cooper Co. 1,235.79 Ed Phillip 363.65 Al's Refrigeration 497.50 Petty Cash 145 .11 Melady Paper 32.48 II Brown and Bigelow 140.50 Peoples Natural Gas Co. 45.64 The returns of the Village :lection held on Dec. 8, 1959 were reviewed. The following were de6lared elected to office: Mayor - 2 years - Roy Rademacher Councilman 3 years - Rodney Boyd Treasurer 2 years - George john Justice of Peace 2 years - Chas. Malecha Constable 2 years - Jacob hlotzbeacher No further business, meeting was duly adjourned. Floyd to son Village Clerk II REdan. 4,Mt rnuNG The Village Council of the Village of Farmington met on Monday evening, Jan. 4, 1960 for the regular meeting with all members present. Village Attorney, J. McBrien was also present. The minutes of the last regular meeting and all special meetings were read and approved. The following bills were reviewed, and a motion was made by Mapes and seconded by Hagen that we pay all bills, except the one presented by Leo Summers, from the fund so indicated. Upon being put to a vote , all voted in favor. GENERAL FUND Ahlberg Drug . . . 10.60 Dakota Bounty Tribune . . . 22.50 Jacob Klotzbeacher . . . 3.75 Andrew Ames (Extra work) . . . 51.00 John P. Sauber . . . 15.00 II Hagen Hardware • • • 8.81 Sather Drug . . . 2.00 Rosenwold Cooper Co. . . . 495.00 Cadwell Agency . . . 848.91 Cadwell Agency . . . 475.34 FUND NO. 12 Est . No. 2 - Robert Dirke Const . . . 1205.47 Est . No. 2 - Banister Eng. Co. . . 24/11