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Minutes of a meeting of.the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, held
in the Council Chambers in the City Hall,;in.said City, on October 15, 1962.
President Tingley called the meeting to order at 7:30 o'clock P. M., the following
(members being present: President Tingley, Aldermen Bergstedt, DeVries, Leonard, Morris, Thomas,
Wilson.
Upon motion by Wilson, second by Bergatedt, and all voting in favor thereof, the
(minutes of the meeting of October'1, 1962 were approved.
President Tingley stated this as being the time and place set for receiving and
opening bids for construction of a sanitary sewer and water main to serve Lots 37 and 38, Belmont'
Addition. The bids of Littrup Nielson, Inc. in the amount of $3,866.00 and Carlisle G. Fraser, Inc.
in the amount of $4,026.10 were each received and opened and upon motion by DeVries, second by
Morris, and all voting in favor thereof, the bids were referred to the public Works Committee and
the City Engineer for tabulation and recommendation.
President Tingley stated this as being the time and place set for a hearing on the
proposed change of zoning from residential to commercial of the property located at 822 North
Broadway and described as Lots 5 and 6, Block 33, Northern.Addition. There was no one present
wishing to be heard. President Tingley declared the hearing.officially closed. The recommendation
of the Planning and Zoning Commission that the said petition be approved was again read and upon
motion by DeVries, second by Bergstedt, and all voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was
approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an ordinance making the requested.zone
,change.
The Mayor's appointment of Dr. John R. Hill as a member of the Board of Public
Health & Welfare to replace Dr. E. C. Clark who has resigned, and whose term of office will expire
the second Monday in April, 1963 was read. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Bergstedt, and all
voting in favor thereof, the letter was tabled until the next meeting.
A letter signed by Alex P. Smekta, Mayor stating that due to increased traffic,
both pedestrian and vehicular, at the intersection of First Avenue Southwest and Third Street
Southwest, he was urgint the Common Council tp investigate the possibility of installing traffic
lights at this intersection, it is almost impossible to make a left-hand turn during the rush hours
and thereby causing a traffic problem, wasread. Upon motion by Bergstedt, second by Thomas, and
all voting in favor thereof, the letter was referred to the Public Safety Committee.
A letter signed by Malcolm K. Campbell, M.D. President of the Board of Public Health
and Welfare, requesting approval of the appointment effective October 16, 1962 of Miss,Mary
Graupmann as Director of Public Health Nursing at the salary of $582.00 per month, which is step
B Pay Grade 40, Miss Gr.aupmann has the essential education requirements for the job and has
served as Assistant Director of Public Health Nursing for ten years, was read. Upon motion by
Leonard, second by Thomas, and all voting in favor thereof, the appointment was approved.
A letter signed by John Bakke, Personnel Director, recommending thatthe Common
Council grant a 6 month leave of absence to Ivan Boyd, City Hall custodian, because of illness,
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beginning August 12th, 1962 through February .11th, 1963, Mr. Boyd has accumulated enough sick
leave vacation and overtime to keep him on a full pay status through December 31st, 1962, leave
beyond that date will be on an unpaid basis, was read. Upon motion by Bergstedt, second by
Wilson, and all voting in favor thereof, the leave of bbsence was granted.
A letter from Miss Neola Henson, Health Educator, requesting permission to use
the "Sabin on Saturday" sign for the final feeding of the Sabin vaccine which will be on October
27th, the sign to be placed across 2nd Street S. W. at Broadway from October 22 through 27, was
read. Miss Henson also called and requested that they be granted permission to qse a loud
speaker in a car to advertise the said feeding, as they had done at the previous feeding. Upon
motion by Leonard, second by Bergstedt, and all voting in favor thereof, both request were
granted, the sign to be erected under the supervision of the Building Inspector..,
A letter from John Marshall High School requesting permission to set off a rocket
every time the Rockets score at the home football games was read. James J. Macken, Jr. Chief of
Police reported that there would be no conflict with his department if this were done.. A motion
was then made by Bergstedt, second by Wilson, that the request be done but that the rockets be
shot under adult supervision. All voted in favor thereof.
A letter from Harry_Leffmann of 121 - 36th Avenue N. W. stating that in the
past few weeks he had seen several examples of car dealers chiseling by setting back speedometers
and recommending some legislation in this field was read. Upon motion by Thomas, second by
Bergstedt, and all voting in favor thereof, this was laid aside until later in the meeting.
A petition with six signatures protesting the opening of the unused East & West
alley in the 500 block between 5th and 6th Street Southwest was read. Upon motion by Leonard,
second by DeVries, and all voting in favor thereof, the petition was referred to the Public
Works:Committee.
A letter from the Mayor's Parking and Traffic Committee recommending that the
Common Council request that the Minnesota Highway Department undertake a vehicle origin and
destination study on Trunk Highway #63 on Broadway in Downtown Rochester, it is the belief of
the Committee that such a study will provide -needed facts to assist in making a decision on the
possible establishment of Broadway and First Avenue as a one-way pair in the Downtown area, was
read. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Bergstedt, and all voting in favor thereof, the
recommendation was approved.
A letter from the Mayor's Parking and Traffic Committee recommending that
Broadway and First Avenue in the Downtown Area be made into a one-way pair of streets with
North -bound traffic on Broadway from Fourth Street S.W.-S.E. and the South -bound traffic on
First Avenue N.W-S.W. and further recommended that the starting block for,beginning of South -
bound traffic on First Avenue N. W. be established after an engineering study is made on cost
of establishment of this cross -over intersection was read. Also a letter from the Kahbr,1
Corporation stating that they were opposed to making First Avenue West a one way street for
many reasons and requesting that they be given the opportunity to present their argument before
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any official action is taken was read. A motion was then made by Leonard, second by DeVries,
that a hearing be set for 4:00 o'clock P. M. on November 5, 1962 for all persons interested in
the one way streets as proposed, and that -the Planning and Zoning Commission solicit the State
Highway Department on -their thinking on the proposed plan and also the various other departments
of the City and report back at the next meeting and that all persons interested be notified of
the said hearing. All voted in favor of the motion.
A letter from -the Mayor's Parking and Teaffic Committee recommending the following
was read: 1. Establish a right turn lanes on all four approaches at the intersection
as shown on the attached sketch. This involves moving the bus stops back
50 feet and removing a total of about 14 parking stalls at the intersection.
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The distances should be increased to fit the furthest stall. Signs and
pavement markings should be used as much as possible to aid and encourage
use of the right turn lanes.
2.• It is remmmended that the no left turn ban be continued at the intersection
but the use of the no left turn sign be for the minimum period considered
necessary as traffic conditions indicate.
3. These recommendations are made as an interim program because of the imminent
opening of the new parking facility on Second Street Southeast until such
time as a more permanent solution of the traffic problem can be adopted.
Upon motion byh DeVries, second by Wilson, and all voting in favor thereof, the above letter was
referred to the Public Safety Committee and the Chief of Police.
A letter signed by Fred W. Schuster, Agent Mayo Association, requesting permission
to install and pay for under private contract a water main in 16th Avenue Northwest from Second
Avenue Northwest -to a point justsouth of the bridge over Cascade Creek, was read. Upon motion by
DeVries, second by Morris, and all voting in favor thereof, the letter was referred to the Public
Works Committee. -
A letter signed by G. S. Schuster, Vice Chairman of Mayo Association, requesting
that the Common Council authorize the taking of bids for work as outlined in schedules attached,
improvements Meadow Park Subdivisions #1 and #2, was read. Upon motion by DeVries, second by
Leonard, and all voting in favor thereof, the letter was referred to the Public Works Committee.
A letter from Daniel F. Foley, Attorney, on behalf of Mrs. Esther Jensen of 3830
18th Avenue N. W. for damage to her property when some street widening was done on 18th Avenue
N. W. was read and upon motion by Leonard, second by DeVries, and all voting in favor thereof,
the letter was referred to the Public Works Committee.
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The following resolution adopted by the Public Utility Board was read and upon motion
by Thomas, second by DeVries, and all voting in favor thereof, the same was approved:
"Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City
of Rochester, Minnesota that the Common Council of the said City be and is
hereby requested to authorize the said Board to enter into a contract with
the LAYNE MINNESOTA COMPANY for furnishing and.installing in -accordance with
specifications on file
ONE (1) DEEP WELL TURBINE PUMP AND MOTOR
the total amount of said contract to be SIX THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED TEN DOLLARS
($6,210.00) and the said Layne -Minnesota Company being the lowest responsible
bidder."
The City Engineer's preliminary estimate for construction of sanitary sewer to
serve Lots 37 and 38 in Belmont Addition in the amount of $3,689.00 was read and President
Tingley ordered the same placed on file.
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The application for approval of general development plan for First Bel Air Subdivision,
signed by Stanley C. Mohn and the petition for annexation of lands in Section 37106-14 signed by
Roland Mieras and Glenn Mieras were each read and upon -motion by Wilson, second•by Leonard, and
all voting in favor thereof, the same were referred to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
A letter from Edward Klemm, Safety Committee Chairman for the Public Schools of
Rochester, requesting that more lights be placed in front of Northrop School for night time
activities was read. Upon motion by Thomas, second -by Leonard, and all voting in favor, the
letter was referred to the Public Works Committee.
A petition with 102 signatures petition the Mayor and Common Council to take appropriate
action to assure the safety of school children who must cross,the intersection of 14th Street and
llth Avenue N. E. in an effort to reach Jefferson Grade School; the yellow warning light near the
junction of 14th Street and 9th Avenue N. E. is inadequate and should be removed in favor of a
Stop and Go semaphore light at the intersection of 14th Street and llth Avenue N. E.; the recent
expansion of Rochester to the north of 14th Street,N. E. and to the east of llth Avenue N. E. has
resulted in these two roadways becoming ever increasing thoroughfares for residential,
commutation and construction traffic; future development plans for Northeast Rochester, already
underway, will further compound the traffic problem on these two roadways and will result in
additional danger to the hundreds of school children who must corss these dangerous streets, was
read. Upon motion by Morris, second by Bergstedt, and all voting in favor thereof, the petition
was referred to the Public Safety Committee and the Chief of Police.,
A letter from Mrs. Jack H. Klinkenborg of 2502 - 18th Avenue N. W. inquiring why the
project of sidewalk on 18th Avenue had never been followed through wasread. Mrs. Klinkenborg was
also present and urged that something be done about this as soon as possible so the children
could use' them to and from school. The letter and complaint were referred back to the Public
Works Committee.
A letter from Mrs. Norman Christensen of 716 - llth Street S. W. requesting that parking
be restricted on one side of 7th Avenue S. W. from loth Street S. W. to 7th Street S. W. was read
and upon motion by Wilson, second by Thomas, and all voting in favor thereof, the letter was
referred.to the Public Safety Committee.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the land use and zoning pattern as it exists,on Block 64, Original Plat and compared
it with the City's proposed land use pland and find that the Land Use Plan proposes this area
for industrial use, and therefore recommend that the Council initiate a change of zoning on
Lot 7, Block 64, Original Plat from commercial district,to-industrial district in accordance with
the proposed land use -use plan was read. Xk. E. M. Amdahl, owner of Lot 7, Block 64, Original
Plat was present and opposed the zone change on his lot. A motion was then made by Leonard,
second by DeVries, and all voting in favor thereof, that the Council initiate proceedings to
change the zoning of the said Block, that the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission
he approved and a hearing on the same was set for 7:30 o'clock P. M. on November 19, 1962. A
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discussion was then held on recommendation No. 2 of the Planning and Zoning Commission which
recommends the initiation of a change of zoning on the alley in Block 64, Original Plat and ;
recommendation No. 5 of the Planning and Zoning Commission which recommends approval of the
petition to change the zoning on Lot 8; Block 64, Original Plat and inasmuch as these three
recommendations all pertain to the same Block, the City Attorney recommended that these three
recommendations be tabled until the alley in Block 64 had been vacated. A motion was then made
by Leonard, second by DeVries, and all voted in favor thereof, that the action taken on
recommendation No. 1 be reconsidered. A motion.was then made by Leonard, second by DeVries, that
the motion to initiate pooceedings to change the zone on Lot 7, Block 64, Original Plat, approve
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the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission and set a hearing on same be rescinded;
all voting in favor thereof, the said motion was rescinded. A motion was then made.by DeVries,
second by Thomas, that recommendations No. 1, 2 and 5, submitted by the Planning and Zoning
Commission, be tabled until'the next meeting and all voting in favor thereof, President Tingley
ordered.the same tabled until the next meeting.
The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they, had
reviewed the petition to vacate the alley in Block 64, Ord#ial Plat less the north 44 feet and
on the basis of the following findings, recommend that this alley be vacated, was read:
1. The alley serves primarily the abutting properties and is not used by
the general public.
2. There is a telephone cable in this alley which will need to be
relocated or an easement provided for its continued use. These
arrangements should be worked out between the abutting property owners
and the N.,W. Bell Telephone Co.
3. The Marigold Dairy plans to expand their facilities on this block.
4.' The Dairy proposes to provide adequate off-street loading space on their
property.
A motion was then made by Leonard, second by DeVries, that the above recommendation be approved
and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare a resolution ordering a hearing on the proposed
vacation. All voted in favor of the motion. a
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they
had reviewed the petition to change the zoning on Lots 4 and 5, Block 25, Northern Addition from
residential to commercial district and they find that this proposal is in accord with the City
proposed land use plan and therefore recommend that this zone change be approved was read. Upon
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the proposed zone change for 7:30 o'clock P. M. on November 19, 1962. All voted in favor of the
motion.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they
had reviewed the petition to change the zoning on the property at 219 and 225, 9th Avenue S. W. fr
from residential to multiple dwelling district and find that this proposed zone change is in -
accordance with the City's proposed land use plan and therefore recommend that this change of
zoning be approved with the added requirement that one off-street parking space be provided for
each dwelling unit established on the property, was read. Upon motion by Leonard, second by
DeVries, and all voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved and a hearing was set
for 7:30 o'clock P. M. on November 19, 1962.
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The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the land use and zoning pattern which exists on Block 3, Original Plat in reference
to the City's proposed land use plan and note that the proposed land use plan provides for a
high-desnity residential district in this area, on this basis they recommend that -the Council
"initiate a change of zoning on Lots 1-6, Block 3, Original Plat from residential to multiple
dwelling district in accordance with the proposed land use plan; they further recommend that the
required side yard and rear yard spaces provided for in the multiple dwelling district of the
Zoning Ordinance be varied for the property at-519 - 3rd Avenue S. W. and that two side yards
of not less than lk feet each and a rear yard of not less than 2 feet be provided on this lot
was read. Mr. Bill Guzinski was present and presented a petition with 10 signatures protesting
and opposing the proposed zone change.- Mr. Bob Neill the petitioner was also present. After
hearing those present a motion was made by Thomas, second by Morris, that this be referred back
to the Planning & Zoning Commission for further review. All voted in favor thereof.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the petition to change the zoning at 519 - 3rd Avenue S. W. from residential to
'commercial district and find that this requested change of zoning is not in accordance with
the City's proposed land use pland and therefore recommend that this zone change be denied.
Upon motion by DeVries, second by Leonard, and all voting in favor thereof, the recommendation
was approved.
The recommendation of the Public Safety Committee that Captain of Juvenile, Carl Briese,
and one (1) Assistant Juvenile Officer be authorized to attend, at city expense, the seminar
on Juvenile Delinquency to be held in Austin, Minnesota on October 23 and 24, -1962 was read.
Upon motion by Bergstedt, second by Leonard, and all voting in favor thereof, the recommenda
was approved and they were authorized to attend at city expense.
The recommendation of the Public Works Committee that the bid of Littrup Nielson, Inc.
for the constbuction of a• sanitary sewer to serve Lots 37 and-38 in -Belmont Addition be
accepted at the unit prices bid and checks -be returned to the•unsuccessful,bidders-was read.
Upon motion by Bergstedt, second by Morris, and all voting in favor thereof, the recommendation
was approved.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee that Miss Florence Hurst, Nutritionist, be
authorized to attend the educational meeting of the Minnesota -Home Economics Association on
October 26, 1962 at city expense was read. Upon motion by Bergstedt, second by Morris, and all
voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee stating that they had considered the writ
request from the Rochester Music Board that Mr.°Harold Cooke be granted another work extension,
Mr. Cooke is currently on a one year work extension which will expire April 1, 1963 and the new
request is for a 5 month extension to September 1, 1963 at which time Mr. Cooke intends to
retire; they feel that his job of music directmr is unique in City employment and that persons
possessing these skills and talents are in scarce supply; therefore in view of these factors,
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plus Mr. Cooke's present state of good health and presentable direction of music for the City,
they recommend that his employment with the City be extended until September 1, 1963, was read.
Upon motion by Berg'stedt, second by Morris, and all voting in favor thereof, the recommendation
was -approved.
The application of Edward Hatting for a.license to 'sell '3.2 beer "off sale" gat
Carl's Food Market was read and upon motion by Leonard, second by Morris, and all voting in favor
thereof, the' license was granted.
The app'lic4tions of Edward Ratting, S. A. Boelter jSyl's Texaco) and Leslie House
(Golden Hill Standard) for license to sell soft drinks were -each read and upon motion by Leonard,
second by Morris, and all voting in favor thereof, the licenses were granted. .
The applications of Edward Ratting and S.A. Boelter (Syl'-s Texaco) for license to
sell cigarettes were each read and upon motion by Leonard, second by Morris,- and all voting -in
favor ther@of, the licenses were granted.
The contract bonds of Rochester Sand & Gravel Company in the amount of $88,266.45
with Western Surety Company as surety; Carlisle G. Fraser, Inc. in the amount of $95,-943.60 with
Western Surety Company as surety; and Rochester Sand & Gravel Company in the amount of $14,270.15
with Western Surety Company as surety were each read and the same were referred to the Mayor for
his approval.
The report of the City-Weighmaster for the month of September, 1962 showing fees
collected for loads weighed $102.65 was read and President TiTg ley ordered the same placed on file:
The progress report of the Civil Defense Director for the month of September, 1962
waS read and President Tingley ordered the same placed on file.
The reports for the month 'of 'September, 1962 of 'the Building Inspector showing
fees collected for building permits issued-$1,084.00; of the Electrical Inspector showing fees
polle'cted for electrical permits issued•$264.25; of the Plumbing Inspector showing fees collected
for plumbing permits issued $663.75; of the Heating -Inspector showing.fees collected for heating
permits issued $615.75 and fees collected for sign -permits issued $9.50 were each read and
President Tingley ordered the same placed on file.
The reports of the Clerk of Municipal Court for the week ending October 5,_1962
showing total criminal fines and costs collected and civil fees received $4,106.00 and total -
remitted to the -.City Treasurer $4,136.00; and for -the week ending October 11, 1962• showing
total criminal fines and costs collected and -civil -fees received $3,057.00 and total remitted to
City Treasurer $2,047.00 were each°read and President Tingley ordered the same placed on file.
The following claims were each read and upon motion by Thomas, second -by
Leonard, and all voting in favor thereof, the same were approved and the Mayor and City Clerk
were.authorized°and directed to draw warrants upon the City Treasurer and make payments
accordingly:
From the°General Fund: R. C. Drips Grocer Co. $6.90; Dieter Paper & Marine $28.32;
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Arnalds Supply Co. $89.19; Robert Ludescher $158.40; E. A. Danewick $69.22; C-P Dry Cleaners.
15.00;•F. W. Woolworth Co. $22.24; Elfreda Reiter $99.88; Geraldine Bielenberg $9.9.88; Gerald
Roberts $108.00; The Johnson Co. $45.54;•Adems $12.36; Model Lawlers $35.2.9; Whiting Printers
$59.68; Rogers $70.869 Beckley Business Equipment $117.51; Cranston Typewriters $24.40; Adamson
Motors' $2.00; William C. Bergstedt $13.50; Doyle Conner Co. $77.00; Mayo Clinic $42.00; Allen &
Delaney $50.00; Michaels of Rochester $10.65;- Custom Printing $109.31; Weber & Judd $11.22; Burton
Baker $3.00; Mrs. Richard Ferber 152.80; Park Department $116.00; Dept. of Interior $1.50; Tom
Moore $3.00; Rochester Post Bulletin $18.00; John Bakke $2.00; Raymond Sibley $8.50; Al Toddie
$8.50; Frank Eaton $8.50; C. A..Armstrong $14.50; Trautner-Sales $37.83; World Travel Bureau
$83.80; Twin City_Testing & Engineering $40.00; Fullerton Lumber Co. $38.75; Cities Service Oil
Co. $71.98; R. C. Drips 'Grocer $7.50; Rochester School Bus Service $79.20; Weber & Judd $3.75;
Samuel' P. Allen $60.00; Werrter Equipment Co. $92.50; Reeves Drug Store $12.91; Curtis Taylor
$11.25; Jerry 'Hess $12.50; Mayo Clinic $117.00; Boobs Merrill Co. $10.00; Mason Publishing Co.
$62.50; Panama Carbon Company $24.23; F. W.-Woolworth Co. $2.11; Alexander Auto Electric $7.65;•
Olmsted Medical Group $20.`00; Stanley Morris $19.25; City of Rochester, P.U. $115.20; Bert Leitzen
$69.30; Gopher Welding $5:85; Monte's Gift & Stationery $40.27; Quality Printers & Stationers
$80.91; National Bushing '& Parts $15.15; The -Kruse Co. $18.50; H. Dornack-& Sons $10.95;
From the Street & Alley Fund: Cities Service Oil Co. $119.73; Schmidt Printing Co.
$171.70; Phillippi Equipment Co. $7.20; Wm. Zigler Co: $77:59; Universdl Motors Inc: $49.23;
Dodge Lumber Co. $22,31; S. M.'Supply $31.24; Struve Paint Store $.72; Rochester International -
Sales $51.89; Standard Auto Parts $4.33; United Building Centers Inc. $12.00; Murphy Motor Freight
Lines $3.00; Alvin Benike $102.06; Harolds Auto Electric $24.98; K & M Auto Glass Company $56.00;
Wagner Equipment Co. $49.62;'The Eco Company $122.89; Clements Chevrolet Co. $44.60; Welborn
Welding Company $14.95; Parkhill Brothers $11.20; Camera Centers Inc. $2.14;•National Welding
Supply Co. $20.93;'Nutting Upholstery $15.00; Tuffibre Company $125.00; Quarve & Anderson $136.75;
Scharf Auto Supply $48.41; National Bushing & Parts $18.76;
From the Fire Protection Fund: Pedples Natural Gas $67.42; Culligan Water Conditioning
$4.75; H & H Electric $8.65; Reichert Refrigeration $75.79; Dison's Cleaners $35.16; Linda Supply
Co. $8.80; United Chemical C6. $148.60; Jacob Holzer & Son $45.00;Model Lawlers $47.81; Pruetts
Lauridry $34.61; Gross Industrial Towel Service $13.29; National Fire Protection Assn. $14.66;
Adair Electric'$20.59; The Sanitary Co. $6.90;'Gopher Welding Co. $21.95; Scharf Auto Supply
$8.04; Cooperative Oil Co. $11.62;National Bushing &'Parts $4.54;
From the Police Protection Fund: Cooperative Oil $2.50; Monte's Gift & Stationery-
$30.62; Quality Prirters & Stationers $77.60; National Bushing & Parts $17.45; The Kruse Co.
$16.55; Charles A. Pollack Jr.'$35.00; Morton D. Blaufox M. D. $35.00; Eugene Greenberg M. D.
$15.00; James J. Macken; Jr. $1.87.11; Mayo C1inid $72;00; Pulver Motor Service $45.00; Police
Supply Company'$15.55; Gil Hebard $67.55; Minit Car Wash $27.50; Wongs Cafe $38.60; S. M.
Sportsmans Club $100.00; American Rea Cross $37.50; Key Laboratories $12:54; Blacks Cafe $60►2O;
Filmshops Inc. $174.55;
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From -the Sewer Fund: City of Rochester P.U. $27-.23; Dodge, Lumber Company $5.10;
Bert Leitzen $3,3.00; Kenneth Shay $2.00; Quarve & Anderson Co. $54,.00;, Continental Oil Co.,$12.10;
Foster Electric Co. $4.00; Woodruff Company $12�.05; S. M. Supply Co. $8.89; The Kruse Company,
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From the -Auditorium m Fund: N. -W. •Bell Telephone Co. $80.25,; Thiem Signs $26.75;
Foster Electric Co: $35.95; Peoples Natural Gas $35.79;, National Bushing & Parts $8..6,1; Arnolds
Supply $11,9.63; Cal Smith Manager $,16.65; IBM $4.67; Whiting, Printers & Stationers $13.80;
Struve Paint Shop $34.88; Alexander Auto Electric $15.82,; American Linen Supply --Co. $17.75;
From the Lighting Fund: City of Rochester P.U. $67,.051.
From the Music, Fund: Adams Bookstore $4.95; Mills Music Company $9.50.
From the Parking Meter Fund: Montes Gift & Stationers $1.46; National Bushing &
Parts $22.18; Brinck Solberg Inc. $163.40; Daering Skelly Service $14.00; C. F. Massey $12.00;
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Firestone Stores $106.78; Eco Inc. $55.25; Sherwin Williams Printing Co. $13.24; A. Dornack & Son
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,From the Park Improvement Fund: City of Rochester,�P.U..$13.19;•N. W. Bell
Telephone Co. $73.74;- Carlton McKinney $15.39; Newman Kraft Studio $13:50;- American Institute
of Park Exectt ives $3500; Norma Amundsen $22.83; R. L.-Polk Company $33.00; Quality Printers,
$65,.15; Trautner Sales Co.,$3.53;, Rochester Post Bulletin $9.10; David F. Dunn $9.08; William
VanHook,$112.,93; Williams Printing Co.. $46.00; Stoppels Feed ,& Seed Co. $69.00; Scheid Plumbing
Co. $19.95;, Rochester Visitor,$32.00; Rochester Materials Co. $80.00; Quarve & Anderson Company
$67.50; Mobil Oil Company $8.05; Hentges Glass Company $8.50; Botsford Lumber Co. $15.98; Briese
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Steel Company $61.03; American Linen Company $102.60; R. C. D ips Grocer $14.40;-Lyon Chemical
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Co. $85.48; Peopls Natural Gas $89.86; N. W.-Bell Telephone Co. $15.72; H. Dornack & Son $3.60;
Brinck-Solberg $178.7,6;,Gop4er Aviation $4.50; Major Supply Co. $15.25; General Trading Company
$118.750 Crossroads Shopping,Center $30.00; Bergstedt Paint Store $5.50; Chas. Kienast Tree
Service $119.00; City of RochesterCity Engineer $26.80; Firestone Stores $16.00; International
Harvester Company $27.70; Libby McNeil & Libby $13#50; Rochester International Sales $14.25;
Woodruff Company $26.15; Tom's Electric Co. $58.00; Thiem Sign Co. $16.00; S. M. Supply Company
$15.56; Sears Roebuck & Company $17.94; Brett Guard Coproation $106.60; Admiral Transit Inc.
$12.63; Gopher Welding Company $53.79; Struve Paint Co. $45.29; Commercial Equipment Co. $91.16;
Woodhouse Bros. $2.45; Nelson Trie & Appliance $6.96; Welborn Welding -Company $27.41; T & T
Supply Company $7.27; Scharf Auto Supply $14.71; J. R. Doering Company $53.52; Bach Music Co.
$8.00; E. J. Klampe Company $83.40.
From the Public Health & Welfare Fund: Health Office Intact Fund-$26.22; Rochester
Firs E:�.tinguisher'Co. $8.00; Dieter Paper Supply $16.28; R. C. Drips Grocer Co. $30.64; Peoples
Natural Gas $12.40; City of Rochester p.U. $25.29; City of Rochester P.U.$19.80; Whiting
Printers &,Stationers $3.75; The Kruse Company $1.81; Model Lawlers $7.74; Geo. T. Walker Co.
$29,97; Hach Company.$8.38; Physician & Hospital Supply $16.13; Mrs. Ella Hanson $35.25; Ward
Mclnture $28.80; Robert Rossi $66.32; Marshall Gray $12.45; Viktor 0. Wilson $32.95; Neola
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Henson $7.35; Charles Phenix $36.22; William Poblete $6.75; Helen Kahler $1.73; Doris Lister
$6.98; Mary Graupmann $1.71;.Lois Kay Farmer $5.51;.Mary Wilson $19.73; Karen Perkins $14.55;
Carol Christensen $9.38; Rosalie Grosenick $9.00,.Lyla Kinneberg $9.25;.Mary Champion $6.00;
Jane Thompson $11.63; Avis Hernwell $10.95; ClementsChevrolet Co. $17.00; Cooperative Oil Co.
$1.40; Bruce Publishing Co. $8.23; Columbia Ribbon•& Carbon Mfg. Co. $10.43; The Amerta.n Public
Health Assn. $4.09; Parents Institute Inc. $6.00; The Johnson Co.•$50.35; Schmidt Printing Co.
$8.80; Montes Gift & Stationery $25.65; International Business Machines $24.79; Pulver Motor
Service.$5.00; Kenneth Ziemer $22.20; N. W. Bell Telephone Co. $9.85.
From the P.I.R. Fund: Twin City Testing & Engineering $30.00; Agneberg Sanskstone
Associates $168.75.
From•the F. E. Williams Estate Fund: Walter C. Heins Agency $61426; Trojan Playground
Equipment Mfg. Co.,$61.26.
The following resolutions were each introduced and read and upon motion made and
seconded and all voting in favor thereof,,President Tingley declared the said resolutions duly
passed and adopted:
Resolution authorizing the Public Utility Board to enter into contract with the Layne
Minnesota Company. Upon motion by Bergstedt, second by Thomas, resolution adopted.
Resolution investing $200,000.00 of the P. I. R. Fund in U. S. Treasury Bills for 60
days. Upon'motion by Bergstedt, second by Morris, resolution adopted. Upon roll call all voted
in favor thereof. _
Resolution accepting -the bid of Littrup Nielson, Inc. for construction of sanitary
sewer and water main to serve Lots 37•and 38, Belmont Addition. Upon motion by DeVries, second
by Bergstedt, resolution adopted. -
Resolution appropriating $837.69 from the Park Improvement Fund and ordering payment
made to Roseman Mower Corporation $260.00; Halling Insurance Company $215.00 and -The Kruse
Company $362.69,. Upon motion by Morris, second by Thomas, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $342.15 from the Park Improvement Fund, $2,029.00 from the F.E.
Williams Estate Fund and $460.20 from the -Lighting -Fund and ordering payment made to City of
Rochester P.U. $786.50; Trojan Playground -Equipment $829.00 and Miracle Equipment Company
$1,215.85., Upon motion by Wilson, second by Thomas, resolution adopted. w
Resolution appropriating $1,414.37 from the Paris Improvement Fund and ordering payment
made to Rochester Sand & Gravel Company $948.00; Fullerton Lumber Company $213.00 and National.
Bushing & Parts $253.37. Upon motion by Bergstedt•, second by DeVries, resolution ad&pted.
Resolution appropriating $3,459.37 from,the Permanent Improvement Fund and ordering
inayment made to Weis Builders. Upon motion by.DeVries, second by•Bergstedt, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $3,721.50 from the.P.I.R. Fund and ordering payment made to
.Chicago Bridge & Iron Company. Upon„motion by 'DeVries, second by Bergstedt, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $23,351.20 from the P.I.R. Fund and ordering payment made to
Carlisle G. Fraser, Inc.- Upon motion by DeVries, second -by Bergstedt, resolution adopted.
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Resolution appropriating,$11,514.22 from the P.T.R. Fund and ordering payment made
to Ke$ne Foster, Joint,VentVre. Upon motion by,Bergstedt, second by DgVries, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $1,867.90,from the Street & Alley fund and ordering
payment made to Ken Herolo Blaoktop Paving $396.00; C. M. Boutelle & Sons $290.50; Doyle Conner
Company $271.46; Firestone $torgs, Inc. $610.24. Upon motion by,Thomas, second by DeVries,
resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $613.23 from the Five Protection Fund and ordering
payment made to Notifier Cgrpgratton $319.83 and Ming Safety appliances $293.40. Upon motion
by Morris, second by Thomap, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $1,225.06 from the Parking Meter Fund and ordering
payment made to E. C, Bather & Associates $308.00; National Chemsearch Corp. $252.52; Jewel
Electric Products $320.54 and Gopher Stamp & Die $344.00. Upon motion by Bergstedt, second by
Morris, resolution adopted.
• Resolution appropriating $7,611.47 from the General Fund and ordering payment made
to Cooperative Oil Company $209.00; Rochester Sand & Gravel $3,996.05; Warren P. Eustis $250.00;
Park Department $484.00; Mark Gray $324.71; Ffiden, Inc. $785.00 and N. W. Refining Co. $1,592.71.
Upon motion by Bergstedt, second by Morris, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating y2,047.50 from the General Fund; $6,058.46 from the Street
& Alley Fund, $44.87 from,the Fire Protection Fund, $438.22 from the Sewer Fund, $1.03 from the
Police Fund, $7.00 from the Music Fund and $42.40 from the Parking Meter Funa dnd ordering
payment made to Street & Alley Fpnd $8,040.76; General Fund $367.99; City Clerk $230.73. Upon
motion by Bergstedt, second by Thomas, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $307.21 from the P. H.,& W. Fund; $2,767.90 from the
Sewer Fund and $468.72 from the Auditorium Fund and ordering payment made to Rochester Materials
Company $1,153.90; City of Rochester, P.U. $204.30; Board of Park Commissioners $264.42; Littrup
Nielson Inc. $1,614.00 and N. W. Bell Telephone Co. $307.21. Upon motion by Wilson, second by
Rergstedt, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $171.38 from the General Fund, $651.47 from the Street &
Alley Fund, $84.38 from the Fire Protection Fund, $77.88 from the Sewer Fund and $63.64 from the
Police Protection Fund and ordering payment made to Rochester Ready Mix Concrete Company $385.00;
General Trading Company $371.25 and N. W. Bell Telephone Company $327.50. Upon motion by Wilson,
second by Bergstedt, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $499.14 from the Police Protection Fund and ordering
payment made to Postier & Eggers Company $279.71 and Harold's Audo Electric $219.43. Upon motion
,by Wilson, second by Bergstedt, resolution adopted. Upon roll call all voted in favor thereof.
Resolution ordering examination of books and records for the City of Rochester for
the fisacal year April 1, 1962 to April 1; 1963. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Morris,
resolution adopted.
Resolution authorizing and directing Mayor and City Clerk to execute on behalf of
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improvements in 16th Avenue Northwest from 2nd Street Northwest to 4th Street Nort1w est. Upon
motion by Morris, second by Thomas, resolution -adopted.
Resolution accepting agreement given by Otto W. Haling and Hazel M. Haling. Upon
motion by Leonard, second by DeVries, resolution adopted.
Resolution amending-khe Comprehensive resolution establishing parking and parking
meter regulations and provisions pursuant to'Ordinance No. 871 as follows:
(1) Section (2) NO PARKING ZONES, is hereby amended by adding thereto subsections
dy, dz, and ea to read as follows:
"dy. On West Center Street -on the south side of the street from Broadway
and 1st Street Southwest between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
every day except Sunday; except that the Truck Loading Zone
previously established at this location may continue to be used for
truck loading purposes during authorized hours.
"dz. On 7th Avenue Southwest on the east side of the street between 2nd
-Street and 3rd Street Southwest at all times.
"ea. On 7th Avenue Southwest on the east side of the street between 3rd
and 4th Street Southwest at all times.
(2) Section (4) TRUCK LOADING ZONES, is hereby amended by changing subsection y
to read in its entirety as set forth below and by adding thereto Subsection aq, and
ar to read as follows:
"y. On 1st Avenue Southwest on the east side of the street, 25 feet more
or less, in front of the premises known as 112 First Avenue Southwest.
"aq. On 1st Avenue Southwest on the east side of the street, 25 feet more
or less, in front of the premises known as 508 First Avenue Southwest.
liar. On 2nd Street Southwest on the north side of the street, 25 feet more
or less, in front of the premises known as 105 Secons Street Soutwest."
Upon motion by Bergstedt, second by Leonard, resolution adopted.
An Ordinance amending an Ordinane Entitled, "An Ordinance for the purpose of promoting
health, safety, order, convenience and general welfare by regulating the use of land, the
location, size, use and height of buildings and the arrangement of buildings on lots, and the
density of population within the City of Rochester, Minnesota, all in accordance with a
comprehensive plan (changing Rochester Shopping Center vacated 4th St. N.W. tocommercial district
was given its first reading.
wa An Ordinance amending an Ordiaance entitled, "An Ordinance for the purpose of promoting
health, safety, order, convenience and general welfare by regulating the use of land, the'
location, size, use and height of buildings and the arrangement of buildings on lots, and the
density of population within the City of Rochester, Minnesota, all in accordance with a
comprehensive plan (changing Lots 5 and 6, Block 33, Northern Addition to commercial district)
was given its first reading. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Bergstedt, and upon roll call and
all voting in favor thereof, the rules were suspended and the ordinance was given its second
reading. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Bergstedt, and upon roll call and all voting in favor
thereof, the rules were suspended and the ordinance was given its third and final reading. A
motion was then made by Wilson, second by Thomas, that the said ordinance be adopted as read and
all voting in favor thereof, President Tingley declared the said ordinance duly passed and
adopted.
Upon motion by Wilson, second by Bergstedt, and upon roll ¢and all voting in favor
thereof, khe rules were suspended and the following ordinance was given its thttd and final
reading: An Ordinance amending an ordinance entitled,"An Ordinance for the purpose of promoting
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health, safety, order,, convenience and general welfare by regulating the use of..land, the location,
size, use and height of buildings and the arrangement of buildings on lots, and the density of
population within the City of Rochester, Minnesota, all in accordance with a comprehensive plan
(changing Lots '9, 10, ll,,12, 13 and 14 and part of Lot 8, Block 29 and north 123 feet of the
west 30.9 feet, Block 26, Cumming's Addition to industrial district). A motion was then made by
Wilson, second by Morris, that the said ordinance.be adopted as read and all voting in favor
thereof; President Tingley declared the said ordinance•duly passed and adopted.
R. V. Ehrick, City Attorney, reported that he had checked and there was no
ordinance or State Law governing the setting back of speedometers on used cars. A motion was
then made by Leonard, second by DeVries, that the letter read earlier in this' meeting from Mr.
Harry Leffmann on this subject be referred to the City Attorney for answer. All voted in
favor thereof.
Upon motion by Wilson, second by Morris, and all voting in favor thereof, the
meeting was adjourned.
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