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Home My WebLink About1965 Minutes 180 The following bills were reviewed: Gills Farm Service $ 156. 00 Minnesota Fire Equipment Co, 56.33 673. 03 Flexible Pipe Tool Co, 51,68 Paper Calmenson & Co, 119,17 Lampert Yards 2,90 B. A, Record 80, 00 Loran's Body Shop 20. 00 Ray's Welding Shop 15, 00 Road Machinery & Supplies Co, 7,96 Goodall Ruber Co, 289. 25 Tr4State Drilling & Equip, Co, 679.35 Gambles 7, 21+ Fire-Rescue Supply Co, 13.07 Haverlands Cities Service 2,80 Standard Oil Co, 97.37 C. E. Cadwell Agency 1,125, 24 First National Bank of Farmington 6,805, 00 McElmury moved, seconded by Brosseth, that the bills be paid. All voted in favor. Gerten moved, seconded by Church, all voted in favor, that the justice of the peace bond of $1,000, 00 for Glen Moser be approved. Church moved, seconded by Gerten, all voted in favor, that the amounts in the 1964 budget for the P, I,R, , City Hall and Park funds, be transferred from the general fund to the respective special funds. Brosseth moved, seconded by McElmury, all voted in favor, that the comprehensive general liability insurance policy with the C. E. Cadwell Agency be renewed, Village Attorney McBrien was instructed by the Council to prepare a registered letter to be sent to Ralph Rasmussen, operator of the Tiger Inn, to notify him that his beer licenses will not be renewed when they expire on April 6, 1965. Stat law forbids renewal of licenses after a conviction of sale of beer to minors. The letter would also notify Mr. Rasmussen that his licenses would probably be revoked immediately, if another conviction occurred before the expiration date. There being no further business, the Council adjourned. Kenneth Gerten Village Clerk Regular Meeting ,January 4, 1965 The Village Council of Farmington met on January 4, 1965, with all members present. The following bills were reviewed: Liquor Fund Distillers Mkt Co. $ 1398.06 Ed Phillips & Sons Co 1110.24 Seven-Up Bottling Co 26.40 Coca Cola Bottling Co 49.70 Drentlaw Wholesale Co 270.48 Old Dutch Foods 24.30 Rochester Germicide Co 40.50 United States Stationery Co 70.78 American Linen Suprly Co 23.98 Culligan Soft Water 10.25 Village of Farmington-Sewer & Garbage 30.00 City Club Dist Co 1272.69 College City Beberage Co 63.10 Alcorn Beverage Co 311.36 Hanson Beterage Co 978.62 W. & W. Beverage Co 75.20 Famous Brands 422.30 Old Peoria Cg 434.19 Distillers Dist. Co 232.30 181 Ed. Phillips & Sons $ 2448.66 Minn. Wisc. Truck Lines 58. 43 Peoples Natural Gas 52.10 Brown & Bigelow 95.55 N.S.P. 83.54 Central Telephone Co 14.69 Griggs, Cooper & Co n232.464 General Fund Farmington Chrysler-Plymouth 55.19 Carlson Industrial Supply 8.50 Motorola 6.60 Lubke Insurance Agency-Police Walkie Talkie 21.00 C.E. Cadwell Agency-Comp. Liability, Auto Ins.604.00 Central Telephone Co 105.93 Peoples Natural Gas 224.57 Daniel Oster, Gravel 631.50 Davco, Inc. 6.66 NW National Bank-Minneapolis 835.00 McElmury moved, seconded by Church, thit the bills be paid. All voted in favor. Pursuant to previous published notice, bids were closed at 8:00 P. M. in the matter of the purchase of one new, self-propelled street sweeper, The following bids were received: MacQueen Equipment, Inc. (Proposal No. 1) 9105.00 rr n n n (Proposal No. 2) 12995.00 The ;deco Company 10793.00 Hall Equipment Inc. 10740.00 Hayden-Murphy Equipment Co. 12972.00 Road Machinery & Supplies of Minneapolis, Inc. 13355.40 Lull Engineering Company, Inc. --bid not considered as it did not comply with the specifications called for. Upon motion made by Church, seconded by McElmpry, and unanimous- ly passed by the Council, the low bid of MacQueen Equipment, Inc., in the sum of $9105.00 was accepted for the purchase of an Elgin Custom 375 Street Sweeper. A Special Meeting was called for January 7, 1965, for the purpose of discussing revised plans with the architect concerning a proposed new Village Hall. In accordance with the usual !practice at the first meeting of the Council each year, the following appointments were donsidered and passed upon: McElmury moved, seconded by Brosseth, and unanimously passed that First National Bank of Farmington be and is designated as the official depository. Cook movedy4, seconded by Church, and unanimously passed that Dr. Murray Hunter be appointed health officer. Brosseth movedgeconded by Church, and unanimoully passed that Emmet Carey be appointed as weed inspector. Brosseth hbved, seconded by Church, and unanimously passed that B. A. Records be appointed as building inspector. McEimury moved, seconded by Church, and unanimously passed that Roy Rademacher be appointed as representative to the County Planning Commi.ssion.R Brosseth moved, seconded by Church and unanimously passed that Dakota .;ounty Tribune be designated as the official newspaper of the Village. There being no further business, the Council adjourned. Repectfully sub`V,.t efl, G. Roger Cook/ Village Clerk Special Meeting January 7, 1965 The Village Council of Farmington met on January 7, 1965, with a.4.4 members present. Architect, Joe Weichselbaum presented revised plans for a proposed new Village Hall to be located at the site of the present Village Hall. The plans called for a reduction in the overall floor area from the original proposal with a substantial savings in cost. Mr. Weichsel- baum was requested to prepare mats suitable for newspaper publication which would highlight the revisions from the original proposed plans. There being no further business, the Council adjourned. Respectfully submitted, G. Roger Cook, Clerk.-----9,4-741(.._ 182 Regular Meeting February 1, 1965 The Village Council of Farmington met on February 1, 1965, with all members present. The following bills were reviewed; Liquor Fund Auto Bar Units (Romie P. Crosby) $ 2405.88 Ed Phillips & Son 1168.83 Lynn Johnson Co. 163.33 City Club Dist. Co. 1177.71 Medford Dist. Co. 14.50 W & W Beverage 45.08 College City Beverage Co. 1403'10 Alcorn Beverage Co. 253.13 Hanson Beverage CoUpany 868.08 Seven-Up Battling Co. 38.02 Old Dutch Foods 26.55 Coca Cola Co 504.25 Drentlaw Wholesale Candy Co 255.32 Minn-Wisc Truck Lines 51.34 Central Tele. Co 16.67 Bruce E. McCall Accounting 150/00 American Linen Co. 25.84 Culligan Service 10.25 National Cash Register 6.09 Ed Phillips & 2123.37 Glen T. Grove 53.80 Alpine Upholstery 198.00 Pengles Nat. Gas 85.06 Northern States Power Co 75.35 Griggs, Cooper & Co 702.59 Famous Brands, Inc. 594.48 General Fund Lubke Insurance Agency 379.00 Farmington Agency 379.00 George Kai.sersatt 4.00 T. L. Anderson 12.40 West Publishing Co 12.00 Sanford Hospital, Inc. 20.00 Ray's Welding-Rosemount 71.00 Miller-Davis Co -1l7.12 Key Laboratories, Inc. 12.62 Zap Manufacturing Co 208.71 Friston Rubbermaid Co 22.88 Dakota County Tribune 14.39 Michel Sales Co 64.73 Loran's Body Shop 73.40 MacQueen Equipment Co 3000.00 Hawkins Chemical Co 68.67 Road Machinery & Supplies 49.89 Farmington Plumbing & Heating 22.52 McVickers T.Vy 20.15 Cla-Val Co 10.73 Leef Bros. Inc. 7.00 Farmi. quipment Store 55.54 American Linen Supply 3.00 Farmington Auto Co 46.72 Em's Electric Service 46.51 Floyd E. Sievers 30.70 Bankers Life Co 229.31 Fred McAndrew 75.00 Treasurer, Dakota County 1046.33 Hawkins Chemical Co 207.50 Mier-Davis Co 9.15 Fire & Safety Inc. of Minn. 28.68 The Missouri-Kansas Chemical Co 248.25 Michel Sales Co 8.18 Northern States Power Co 740.78 Peinples Nat. Gas 366.37 Central Tele. Co 101.20 C. E,' Cadwell Agency 32.00 Farmington Chrysler-Plymouth 64.40 Rivers Edge Medical Clinic 15.00 183 Standard Oil Co. $ 15.19 Mobil Oil Co 79.65 Phillips Petroleum 87.83 Cities Service Oil Co 68.74 McElmury moved, seconded by Church, all voted in favor that the bills be paid. The Clerk was instructed to transfer into Certificates of Deposit the following sums from the named Funds: Bond .& interest Fund, $10,900.00; Fund No. 11, $17,500.00; 1962 Improvement Fund, $8,000.00; Fire Equipment Fund, $1,500.00. Village street improvements for 1965 were discussed. The Council considered the remainder of 7th Street as well as improvements to 2nd Street. Village attorney, John McBrien, was instructed to cintact the Railroad relative to acquiring land for 2nd Street. The improve- ment of 3rd Street covering the two downtown blocks was discussed. The Mayor indicated that he would confer with the Farmington Commer- cial Club relative to 3rd Street. It was propoeed that the Council consider sidewalk improvements on an annual basis but no affirmative action taken. Street Superintendent, Bill Hince, discussed the garbage pickup situation and offered some information on throw-away-type refuse bages, which are designed to speed-up the pickup system and reduce the labbr involved. No affirmative action taken. After a discussion with Liquor Store manager, Ray Rubey, and Me. Crosby of Auto Bar Company, McElmury moved, seconded by Church, all vothd in favor, that the Village purchase 32 liquor dispensers and their components, with an unconditional one year warranty from the Auto Bar Company for the sum of $2,844.94. The foregoing Patented Equipment No. 2559815, 2801353, 2631755, 2732106, 2845964, and 0161442* had been on lease to the Liquor Store since October 1964. Upon motion made by Cook, seconded by Brosseth, all voted in favor of employing Dennis Holt to re-upholster the booths at the Liquor Store for the sum of $198.00. The Village Attorney was requested to contact the architect relative to a moisture problem in the roof of the Liquor Store. Upon motion made be Brosseth, seconded by McElmury, all voted in favor of hiring Lee Stapf on a permanent basis in the Liquor Store retroactive to six months ago. Upon motion made by Church, seconded by Brosseth, all voted in favor of hiring Ray Rubey as Liquor Store Manager on a permanent basis retroactive to July 1, 1964. Upon motion made by Church, seconded by McElmury, all voted in favor if authorizing the Village Attorney to prosecute a careless • driving charge against Ray Siebenaler in Hastings Municipal Court. Upon motion made by McElmury, seconded by Church, all voted in favor of granting a Mobile home permit to Cecil Lord to be located at 508 3rd St. Police Commissioner McElmury was instructed to confer with Police Chief Klotzbeacher relative to proposed regulations for the police department and to discuss the matter with the. Council at a later date. The Village Attorney was instructed to make fO'tbher inquiry relative to obtaining Federal funds for the library which would be part of the proposed new Village Hall. The minutes of the meetings of January 4 and January 7, 1965, were read and approved. There being it no further business, the Council adjourned. Resu,lly s witted, G. Ro gerrool Village Clerk Special Meeting January 28, 1965 The Village Council of Farmington met on January 28, 1965, with all members present. The topic under discussion was the Fire Insurance coverage for the Village for the year i965. Proposals were submitted by 0. J. Lubke of Lubke Insurance Agency and Harvey Snyder of Farmington Agency. Both parties outlined the present insurance needs of the Village as well as suggestions for improving the overall insurance program for the future at substantial savings to the Village. New appraisal 1 figures covering the valuation of the Village buildings were offered by Lubke Insurance Agency. After hemming both insurance agents, McElmury moved, seconded by Brosseth, ali voted in favor, that the Fire Insurance for 1965 be 184 awarded 50% to Lubke Insurance Agency and 50% to Farmington Agency, with coverage based on the new appraisal figures as follows: New Buildings $ 413,975.00 Contents 94,500.00 Old - • Buildings 383,900.00 Contents 94,500.00 There being no further business, the Council adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Goger aok Village Clerk Regular Meeting March 1, 1965 The Village Council of Farmington met on Mardh 1, 1965, with the following members present: G. Roser Cook, Otis Church, F. M. Gorgos, and Harry McElmury. The following bills were reviewed: LIQUOR FUND • Distillers Dist Co. $ 1,434.51 Lynn Johnson Co. 269.04 011 Peoria 706.12 r°,: F+imous Brands 268.92 McKesson & Robbins 425.87 Ed Phillips & Sons 969.86 College City Beverage 76.95 Alcorn Bev Co. 491.10 Hanson Bev Co. 1,377.66 City Club Dist. Co. 1,457.11 Seven-Up Bottling Co. 41.30 Coca. Cola Co. 79.70 Drentlaw Wholesale 225.27 Culligan Service 10.25 Central Tele Co. 111.42 Melody Paper Co. 106.40 American Linen Co. 29.76 Minn-Wisc Truck Lines 53.68 Mills Restaurant Supply 41.85 • Old Dutch Foods 33.45 Dec. Bank Charges 4.95 Peoples Natural Gas 102.09 C.E.Cadwell Agency 1,125.24 Griggs Cooper 750.91 N S P 81.83 GENERAL FUND Richard Hamilton-1st Qtr Dump $ 255.00 lease 1st Nat'l Bank-Safe Dep Box 3.65 Rental & Chgs. Justice Court Costs-Dec'64 32.00 Dakota County Tribune 20.04 C.E. CadwellAgency - Comm GL 604.00 Policy 1966 Cities Service 18.07 Mobil Oil 72.52 n n 1.0.00 IT II 20.00 n n 8.00 It n 4.52 American Linen 3.00 Davco Co. 6.66 Michal Todd & Co. 14.81 Carlson Ind. Supply 8.50 Hall Lumber 5.68 Farmor Store 90.00 rr n 13.18 Leef Bros. 7.00 Rays Atlas Store 19.08 Geo. T. Walker 26.20 Belden Porter Cc. 71.78 185 C.E.Cadwell Agency -CompGenl 97.35 Liab -Audit C.E.Cadwell Agency-Comp Gerd Liab Pol 1,230.00 Davco Co. 44.82 E.J. Baker A Co. 15.51 Hawkins Chemical - Inv.9-9-64 213.70 Hawkins Chemical - Inv.l-1 -65 207.50 N S P 693.91 Peoples Natural Gas 299.96 Central Tele Co. 104.65 Airkem Upper Midwest Sales 142.20 Steele Furn Co. 42.30 Premier Fastner Co. 39 .03 McElmury moved, seconded by Church, all 'voted in favor that the bills be paid. The Council heard representatives of Hirsch Bros,Inc., relative to a proposed 12 unit apartment building to be located on Lot Seven (7) Block eighteen (18), town of Farmington. No affirmative action taken regarding request for modified permit to allow increase in size of building from previously proposed 0 feet by 30 feet to 42 feet by 90 feet. Church moved, seconded by McElmury, all voted in favor to accept the resignation of the Clerk, F. Roger Cook, effective March 15, 1965. A Resolution to this effect appears in Book of Resolutions Number 1-65. The Council herd Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen relative to request for a malt liquor license for the Tiger Inn. Mrs. Rasmussen was instructed to complete an application for consideration at a subsequent meeting of the Council. McElmury moved, sconded by Church, all voted in favor to call for bids on approximately seven (7) blocks of sidewalk. McElmury moved, seconded by Church, all voted in favor of authorizing Chief of Police, Jake Klotzbeacher, to attend the University of':Minnesota Institute for Police Chiefs to be held March 22,2.3 & 24, 1965. Church moved, McElmury seconded, all voted in favor of approving the Village Financial Statement for 1964. Church moved, Cook seconded, all voted in favor of approving the following Building Permits: Tillges Const. Co. -- Lot 4, Block 2, Sunnyside Addition Adolfson A Peterson - Addition to Elementary School The minutes of the meetings of January 28 and February 1, 1965 were read and. approved. There being no further business, the Council adjourned. Respectfully submitted 0. Roger Cook Village Clerk. Special Meeting March 15, 1965 The Village Council of Farmington met on March 15, 1965 with all members Present. Cook moved, seconded by Brosseth, all voted in favor of granting a modified non-conforming use permit to Hirsch Bras., Inc. for construction of a. 12 unit apartment building, 42 feet by 30 feet, to be located upon Lot seven(7), Block eighteen (18) Town of Farmington, as more fully appears in Book of Resolutions as Number 2-65. Upon request by Tillges Construction Company for a non-conforming use permit for construction of an enclosed, coin operated car wash to be located upon the South 120 feet, Lot one(1) and the South 120 feet, Lot two (2) of Block one (1), Bung's Addition, a public hearing was called for, to be held at 9:00 P.M. April 5, 1965, the Regular Meeting of the Council. Brosseth moved, seconded by Cook to approve an application for an on-sale mon-intoxicating malt liquor license in the name of Grace Rasmussen for the Tiger Inn. Upon being put to a vote, Cook, Brosseth and Gorgos voted in favor, McElmury and Church voted against. The application was approved by a 3-2 vote. McElmury moved, seconded by Brosseth, all voted in favor of granting a. building permit to Lyle Ehlers for remodeling of residence at 709 Spruce Street. A special meeting of the Council was called for March 17, 1965 at 5:00 p.m. for the purpose of appointing a. clerk to the fill the vacant' created by the resignation of F. Roger Cook effective March 15, 1965. There being no further business, the Council adjourned. Respectfully submitted, G. Roger Cook Village Clerk. 186 Special Meeting March 17, 1965 The meeting was called to order with Mayor Gorgos, Councilman Church, Councilman Brosseth and Councilman McElmury present. After discusion of the qualifications of the various applicants for the vacant role of Village Clerk, the Mayor asked for a motion for the appointment of Leona Smithberger as Village Clerk until December 31, 1965. There being no motion, the Mayor asked for a motion appoint ung Roy Rademacher as Village Clerk until December 31, 1965. A motion was made by Mayor Gorgos and there was no second to the motion. The mayor asked for a motion apps±acting Harvey Snyder as Village Clerk until December 31, 1965. Brosseth moved and seceonded by McElmury, McElmury Brosseth and Church voted in favor, Gorgos apposed. There being no further business the meeting was adjotarned. G. M. Gorgos Mayor Regular Meeting April 5, 1965 The Vi7.lgge Council of Farmington met on April 5, 1965, with .all members present. The following bills were reviewed: LIQUOR FUND Griggs Cooper $ 630.71 Famous Brands 2). 3.09 Old Peoria Co. 159.92 Ed Phillips & Sons 482.L48 Alcorn Bev Co 392.43 ? & W Bev Co 177.00 City Club Di s t Co. 1,530.144 College City Dist Co. 42.30 Hanson Bev Co. 911.65 Old Dutch Foods 37.80 Drentlaw Wholesale 280.13 Coca Cola Bottling Co. 78.90 Seven Up Bottling Co. 31.28 Melody Paper Co. 93.52 Glen T. Gave 20.63 American Linen. Sn'Tly 211.70 Culligan Service 10.25 National. Cash Register' 122.80 Beverage Journal 5.00 Tinges Lumber Co. 15.25 Central Telephone 15.30 Farmington. Water Dent. 9.00 Minn Wisc Truck Lines 11.82 Northern Transoortition 25.22 Distillers Dist. Co. 1,2.33.72 Ed Phillips Co. 1,092.06 Lynn Johnson Co. 258.15 Old Peoria Co. 526.30 Peoples Nat Gas 92.99 N S P 58.78 Farmington Village G & S rental 60.00 187 General Fund Leef Bros. 10.50 Standard Oil 139.90 Cities Service 103.1f6 Beddichek's 3.75 Schneider Hardware 5.85 Larsen Electric 13.70 American Linen 3.00 Gambles 9.79 Farmington Chrysler-Plymouth 28.90 Motorola 6.6o Farmington Auto Co. 30.40 111 Ahlberg Drug 6.00 Fgtn-Licly. Oil 31.92 Thomas Co. 178.15 J. R. Klotzbeacher 26.00 Rifesinger Excavating 80.o0 Mobil Oil 12.72 Phillips Petroleum 124.67 Zep Mfg. Co. 217.72 Farm Equip Store X 1459 Fischer Sand & Agg Co. 55.50 Dakota Cty Tribune 41489 G. M. Uorgos 97.10 Central Telephone 189.83 Peoples Nat Gas 233.99 Lampert Yards 11.20 The Thomas Co. 4.85 M. S. Cooper 38.75 Mahowald Lawn Mower Serv. 19.85 N S P 685.61 Coast to Coast 16.62 McElmury moved, seconded by Brosseth, the bills be paid as presented. At 8:00 p.m. Brosseth moved seconded by Snyder that bidding for sidwalk be closed. All voted in favor. • Bids were opened and read as follows: Hiawatha Cement Co.-4" concrete walk 4.5¢ per sq.foot, 10 per sq.foot sand fill base. Alvin Vick - 3 5/8" cthhcrete walk 49¢. per qq, foot with fill extra . No price on fill. Upon.moticn by Church and seconded by Brosseth all voted in favor ,iob awarded to Hiawatha Cement Co. for such sidewalk as deemed necessary by Council. McElmury -moved, seconded by Brosseth, all voted in favor that building permits presented as follows be approved: G. J. Reihsen - house, on Lot 3, Block 2, ReiMac Addition Thomas J. Feely, Jr. & Mildred Ackerman - Remodel house on Lots 1 & 2 Block 8, Town of Farmington Felix Tillges - house on Lot 19, Block 1, Sunnyside Additon Snyder moved, seconded by Brosseth, all voted in favor of a trailer permit requested by Elaine s. Dwayne Sprute. The minutes of the March 1st Regular Meeting and March 15th Special Meeting were read and approved. Application of Mr. G. J. Reihsen for a coin-operated car wash was tabled and the Clerk was instructed to write Mr. Reihsen and request that the permit be requested on the regular permit form and resubmitted. Discussion. with Mr. Peterson of Bannister Engineering regarding providing water for a possible annexation by Felix Tillges. It was decided to meet with the water board, Mr. -Tillges and Mr. Peterson at a later date. At 9:-90 p.m.., there was a. Public Hearing regarding the application of Felix Tillges for a non-conforming use permit for a coin operated car wash, to be situated on the south 120 feet of Lot 1 and South 120 feet of Lot 2, Block 1, Bung's Addition. After a lengthy discussion with the aP fected property owners, there was a motion that the non-conforming use permit be approved with the condition. that there be a fence erected on the west of the plot aggeeable to the Council and the reservation by the Council that it could restrict the closing to midnight if there was any problems regarding loitering or vandalism. This motion was made by Brosseth wi_ti- a. second by McElmury. Voting in favor were Brosseth, McElmury, Snyder, Gorgos and Church Abstained. Clarence Peterson appeared and inquired regarding city water. He was informed that since he was not in the city limits water could not be provided unless he wished to petition for annexation. Upon motion by Brosseth and seconded by Snyder, all voted in favor that Ben Cook be hired as a permanent employee as of March 15, 1965. There being no further business, the Council adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Harvey F. Snyder Village Clerk. 188 Special Meeting April 2.6, 1965 , A special meeting of Village Council was held at 8:^0 p.m. on April 26, 1965, tai th all members Present. A lengthy discussion was held with Mr. Peterson of Banister Engineeriing and Mr. Felix Tillges and Mr. F. J. Henneberry of the Water Board regarding Possible annexation of land south of the Present Sunnyside Addition. Discussion centered on rpviding water for the new development. As a result of this discussion, a Resolution was passed authorizing Bannister Engineering to prepare a cost suryey for a new pump and pump house. This motion was made by Snyder and seconded by Church, all voted in favor. McElmury moved, Brosseth seconded, all voted in favor of passing Ordinance 155. The Ordinance provides for annexation of the Eugene Thurmes property. Brosseth moved, seconded by Snyder passing Resolution #5-65, setting 111 up a Public Hearing on June 7, 1965 for the proposed annexation of 195 acres NWd of Present village. All voted in favor. There being no further business, the Council ad,iourned. Respectfully submitted. Harvey F. Snyder Village Clerk Regular Meeting May 3, 1965 A regular monthly meeting of the Village Council of Farmington was held in the Council Chambers on May 3, 1965, with all members present. The following bills were reviewed: LIO.UOR FUND Griggs Cooper 630.71 Famous Brands, Tnc. 243.09 Old Peoria Cc. 696.22 Fd Phillips Son 492.48 Alcorn Beverage 392.43 W `A� W Bev Co. 17(.00 City Club Dist. Co. 1,530.44 College City Rev Co. 42.30 Hanson Beverage Co. 911.65 Old Dutch Foods 37.90 Drentlaw Wholesale 280.13 Coca Cola Co. 78.90 7 Up Bottling 31.28 Melody Paper Co. 93.52 Glen T. Grove 20.63 American Linen 24.70 Culligan Water Serv. 10.25 National Cash Register 122.80 Beverage Journal 5.00 Tillges Lumber 15.25 Central Telephone 15.30 Water T)eot. 9.00 li Minn-Wisc Truck Line 11.82 Northern Trans. 25.22 Distillers Dist. C-. 133.72 Ed Phillips A Son 1092.06 Lynn Jonson Co. 258.15 Beoples Natural Gas 92.99 NSP 68.78 Garbage A Sewer 60.00 GENERAL FUND Leef Pros. 10.50 Standard Oil 139.90 Cities Service Oil 103.46 Dezdicheks 3.75 Schneiders Hdwe. 5.85 Larson Electric 13.70 American Linen 3.00 Gambles 9.79 Fgtn Chrysler Plymouth 29.90 Motorola 6.60 Farmington Auto Co. 30.40 Alberg Drug 6.00 Fngt-Lkvl Oil C 31-.92 Thomas Co. 183.00 J. R. Klotzbeacher 26.00 Reisinger Excavation 90.00 Tfoh,il Oil Co. 12. 72 Phillips Petroleum Co. 124.67 189 Zep Mfg. Co. . 217.92 Farm.Eq uimPaent 4.59 Fischer Sand & Agg. Co. 55.50 Dakota. County Tribune 44.89 G. M. Gorgos 27.10 Central Telephone Co. 189.83 Lampert Yards 11.2.0 M. S. Cooper 39.75 Mahowald Lawn Mower Serv. 19.85 NSP 685.61 Coast to Coast 16.62 Robert Steele - Fire School 140.00 Rodney Boyd - Fire School 110.00 Bill Adelman 1066.00 Twin City Fed Savings A Loan 875.92 Motion Made by: Church, seconded by Brosseth that the request for Field Survey be completed as required to qualify the village for federal assistance for flood damage. All voted in favor. Motion made by McFlmury, seconded by Church, all voting in favor of Resolution #6-65 designating the Village Clerk to be authorized to execute Proper forms to the Federal Government for assistance from flood damage. Arvid Youngkrantz. presented the council with a bill for painting and damages as a result of the se`-ger backing up in his basement due to a mechanical failure of the lift:: station. After a. discussion, the bill waas forwarded to the village insurance carrier. Discussion regarding checks outstanding to the State of Minnesota for road repair. Bill Hince was asked to check with r. Peterson of Bannister Engineering to determine what was necessary to have the checks released. A number of residents of Second Street appeared and asked that Second Street be resurfaced. After a discussion, the council decided to contact the railroad and obtain their attitude regarding this improvement. Felix Tillges appeared be fore the council with revised plans for his coin operated car wash. Public hearing for a non conforming use permit Was set for 9:00 p.m. The applicants not present, the hearing was reset for 10:00 p.m. The hearing was for a coin operated car wash located on railroad property. The council decided to defer action until evidence was received of a. lease for railroad property. No one appeared in opposition. Church moved, seconded by Brosseth, all voted in favor of a building permit for G. J. Pei_hsen for a coin operated car wash. Discussion with Bill Hince regarding using the police citizens bond for the Maintenance Dept. It was decided that since the equipment was abailable it could be out to use with one unit in the Clerk's office. Brosseth moved, seconded by Cirrch, all voted in favor of buying the . pump used for pumping water i nvarious parts of town during the floods Cost is .$513.24. Discussion with J. R. Klotzbeacher regarding Police Manual, several changes were made. Discussion of R. Rasmussen beer license as a result of second violation of selling beer to minors for which they were convicted. It was decided to hold a hearing with Mr. & Mrs. Rasmussen on this matter. Upon Motion by Brosseth, seconded by Church, all voted in favor of following this procedure. Set June 30, 1965 as Board of Review for Personal Property Tax. There being no further business, the meeting was ad.lourned. Respectfully submitted, Harvey F. Snyder Village Clerk. Special Meeting May 17, 1965 A. special meeting of the Village Council of Farmington was held in the Council Chambers on May 17, 1965 with all members present. At 8:00 p.m., there was a public hearing for a non-conforming use permit for Lots 3,4 & 5 of the ReiMac Addition to be used for building one or more apartment buildings. There were no objectors to this proposal. Motion by Snyder, seconded by Church, all voted in favor of approving the permit subject to off street parking of 14 carsper unit under Resolution Number 7-65. Brosseth movedia McElmury seconded, all voted in favor of a building permit for Felix Tillges for a coin o- erated car wash. Hearing with Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen regarding their beer license Was adjourned to May 21, 1965 at 5:00 P.M. After some discussion, motion was made by Church and seconded by McElmury all voted in favor of adopting the police code with recommedded changes. There being no further b, si ness, the council adjourned. Harvey F. Snyder, Village Clerk. 190 Special Meeting May 21, 1965 A special meeting of the Village Council of Farmington was held on May 2.1, 1965 at 5:OO p.m. Motion b ?Elmury, seconded by Brosseth, that the following building permits be granted: Remodel building front - Clarence Sather Erect second story - Dakota County Electric ',"'nu tes of April 5th and. April 26th meetings read and approved with minor changes. Reopened hearing retarding; beer license of Ralph Rasmussen, after a di-scuss•on, upon motion by Brosseth and seconded br Snyder, all voted in favor. No further action was taken since the second violation occurred on license of Ralph Rasmussen. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned Respectfully,submitted, HarveyF. Snyder Village Clerk. ':'Hee u.i..og: 7, 1. I Thr, r , ;:+ 7nr. i t Co c 1 held on 1 a E C !' i _�_ Cri5'n''.`. "i ?11_ tng'. era present. 7, e :, 1 c - = eve d• ,TT w;flr, r,, o 1''/_..92 r , arer 1,21 r` ;7. ,..e 9q1.7 leo. 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