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Minutes of an adjourned regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of
Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall, in said City, on
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President DeVries called the meeting to order at 7:30 o'clock P. M.,tthe following
members being present: President DeVries, Aldermen Day, Hanlon, McCaleb, Perry, Wilson.
,Absent: Alderman Eichten.
.Upon motion by Perry, second by McCaleb, `and all present voting in favor thereof,
minutes of the meeting held August 3, '1964 were approved.
President DeVries stated this as being the time and place set for receiving and
opening bids for construction of sanitary sewer and water main in 9th Street Southwest from
13th to 14th Avenue Southwest. The bids of Littrup Nieleon, Inc. in the amount of $5,791.50;
C.,`G..Fraser, Inc, in the amount of $8,192.00; Riverside Sand & Gravel Company in the amount of
$9,173.00 and James DeWolff Company in the amount of $10,619.79 were each received and opened
and upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof, the bids
were referred to the Public Works Committee and City Engineer for tabulation and recommendation.
President DeVries stated this as being the time ,and place set for hearings*on the
following projects:
Hearing on construction of sanitary sewer and water main extension across T. H,. 52-
at Memorial Parkway. There was no one present wishing to be heard. .President DeVries declared
the hearing officially closed. Upon motion by Wilson, second by McCaleb, and all present voting
in favor thereof, the City Engineer was instructed to proeceed with the project.
Hearing on replacement of concrete curb and gutter on the North side of West Center
Street from 1st Avenue Northwest to the alley one-half block east of 1st Avenue. Mr. Paul
Grassle, Sr. owner of the Carlton Hotel was presented and requested that this project be
deferred until possibley in the spring;` he said he felt there were other areas in downtown
Rochester that needed repair just as much as his and said maybe in the meantime he `could do some
repair to the sidewalk on his own. There was no one else wishing to -be heard; President
DeVries declared the hearing officially closed. A motion was then made by -Day, second by
McCaleb, that this project be tabled; all present voted in favor thereof.
Hearing on concrete sidewalk, curb and gutter on thu w st side,of 11th Avenue N. W.
from 5th Street N. W. to a point 100' south of 6th Street N. W.. Mr. David Bishop, Attorney
respresenting Mc. C. M. Johnson, was present and requested that this project be deferred until
some action was taken on whether a driveway would be given to Mr.'Johnson oil fith Street. Mr.
C. M. Johnson was also present and requested that this project.be deferred., There was no one
else wishing to be heard; President DeVries declared the hearing officially closed. A Motion
was then made by McCaleb, .second by Day, and all present voting in favorhthereof, that this
project be deferred for 90 days.
Hearing on petition to establish uniform front building setback line of 25 feet on
all lots in Jefferson -Wilshire Replat. Mr, Stanley Mohn was present and stated that he and Mr.
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Joe Gores were the owners of all the property involved and they were in favor the establishing
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of the lines. There was no one else wishing to be heard, President DeVries declared
setback
the hearing officially closed. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Day, and all present voting in
favor thereof, the City Clerk was instructed to prepare a resolution establishing the said
building setback lines.
Hearing on petition to establish uniform front building setback lines of 25 feet
on all lots in Crescent Park 6th Addition. There was no one present wishing to be heard.
President DeVries declared the hearing officially closed. Upon motion by Wilson, second by
Day, and all present voting in favor thereof, the City Clerk was instructed to prepare a resol-
ution establishing the said building setback lines:
A letter from the Board of Public Health & Welfare regarding the increased use of
the City dumping grounds by non-residents of the City, which was tabled at the last meeting, was
again presented., Alderman Day stated that he had discussed this with John Carney, County
Commissioner and suggested that this be referred to the Public Safety Committee and they meet
with the Board of County Commissioners, to look into the possibility of a city -county dumping
grounds. Mr. Jerry Reichert a member of the Board of Public Health & Welfare was present and
reiterated what was said in the letter. Mrs. Orville Kirkham, representing the haulers,_ also
spoke; she said they did not feel charging the haulers more was going to solve the problem,
they thought that perhaps the townships should get together and pay so much per capita; she
said the haulers were opposed to the washing of their equipmentat the dump grounds and said
they would like to wash their equipment on their own.. A motion was then made by Day, second
by McCaleb, that this matter be referred to the Public Safety Committee, they do meet with the
Board of County C9ommissioners, the Health Board and any other interested parties to discuss
this further; all present voted in favor of themotion.
The following letter from Franklin Michaels, President of the Olmsted County Bar
Associatinn, was then read:
"To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
of the City of Rochester
City Hall
Rochester, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
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' At a'special meeting of the Olmsted County Bar Association held on Thursday,
August 6, 1964, the Association passed a resolution urging that the City Council
of the City of Rochester, pursuant•to Minnesota Statutes 530.16 and 530.17, abolish
the office of .justice of the Peace in the City of Rochester.. , ,
Following are some reasons against the existence of such a Court:
A. It is not required that a Justice of the -Peace be,a lawyer, or in fact,
have any legal training.
. -2. The Municipal Court of the. City of Rochester serves all of .the functions..and
provides all of the services available in the Justice Court.
3.• The Justice:of .the Peace Court in Rochester as presently existing has no
criminal functions. Therefore, it exists as a mere quasi-judicial
collection agency.
4. The strongest objection against the Justice Courts, which objection is
behind the legislation of the Minnesota Legislature in setting up machinery
for abolishing such Courts, is that the Justice of the Peac4 is paid not
salary but rather collects his fees by finding against the defendant. It
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should,be,quite apparent that if thg Justice of the Peace cannot be paid
unless he finds against the defendant, it will be very difficult for a
defendant to receive impartial justice in such a Court.. ,
We feel most strongly that the Justice Court is greatly antiquated and has out-
lived its usefulness and the existence of such a Court in the City of Rochester
should be discontinued.
Very truly yours,
/s Franklin Michaels, President
Olmsted County Bar Association, "
Also a petition with 39 signatures of business men stating that they feel that we very definitely
need a Justice of Peace in Rochester; they feel this is necessary because of the various services
that this office can and did provide which are so very beneficial to us, our businesses, and the
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City of Rochester, was read. The applications for appointment to fill the unexpired office of
Justice of the Peace in Rochester, Minnesota of George E. Nelson, Raymond D. Stevens, Paul J. Blisf
W. Wayne Ellisonand Walter E. Witzke were also read. The application of Harry Lunde which was
presented at the last meeting was withdrawn by Mr. Lunde. Mr. Franklin Michaels was -present
and urged the Common Council to follow the recommendations in his letter and abolish the justice
court. Mayor Alex Smekta said he felt use of the Justice Court is a simple and effective way for
the small businessman to collect his bills and said he was definitely opposed to abolishing it.
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Mr. David Bishop, Attorney also spoke in favor of abolishing the said Jutice Court, Mr. Paul
Grassle, Sr., as a member of the present Charter Commission, said he felt the Council should
abolish this office and if the Council did not do so it should be put to a vote of the people.
Mr.. Robert Patterson, Attorney, also spoke.in favor of abolishing the said justice court. A.
motion was then made by Hanlon, second by Day, that the position of Justice of Peace be abolished.
A motion was then made by McCaleb, second by Wilson, that this matter be tabled for 30 days; all
present voted in favor thereof, except Alderman Hanlon who voted "no".
Upon motion by Day, second by Wilson, and upon roll call and all present voting in
favor thereof, the rules were suspended and an ordinance amending an ordinance 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
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in accordance with a comprehensive plan (changing Lots 8 to 10, inclusive in Block 1 and Lots 8 to
26, inclusive, Block 2 all in Garden Acres to a commercial district)", was given its second
reading. Upon motion by McCaleb, second by Wilson, and upon roll call and all present voting in
favor thereof, the rules were suspended and the ordinance was given its third and final reading..
A motion was then made by McCaleb, second by Hanlon, that the said ordinance be adopted as read
and all present voting in favor thereof, President DeVries declared the said ordinance duly
passed and adopted,
President DeVries declared a short recess at 8:45 P. M. The meeting was called to
order again at 9:00.P. M. with all members being present, except Alderman Eichten.
A resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute on
behalf of the City of Rochester the contract with Rochester Northern Heights, Inc. relative to
street grading and surfacing , sanitary sewers, water mains, storm sewers and service connections
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in Northern Heights Fourth Subdivision, was=read. A motion was made by Harlon, seecond by Wilson,
and all present voting in favor thereof, that the said resolution be adopted as read and all
present voting in favor thereof, President DeVries declared the said resolution duly..passed and
adopted.
A resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute on
behalf of the City the contract with the Industrial Opportunities, Inc. relative to the grading
and surfacing of 14th Street Northwest adjacent to Lot 2, Block 5, Valley High Replat, was read.
A motion was made by Wilson, second by McCaleb, that the said resolution be adopted as read and
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all present voting in favor.thereof, President DeVries declared the said resolution duly passed
and adopted.
A motion was then made by Day, second by Wilson, that the bid of Thomas Equipment
Company for furnishing office equipment and furniture for the City Hall be accepted and the City
Clerk be instructed to prepare a resolution accepting the said bid; all present voted in favor
thereof.
A letter signed by T. M. McDonnell, President of the Board of Park Commissioners,
requesting that the Council again provide a fund in the amount of $18,000.00 to reimburse the Park
Department on a monthly basis, for wages and incidental expenses spent on a tree trimming, bracing
and removal program on the City's boulevards in 1965- 1966, was read. Upon motion by Wilson, second
by McCaleb, and all present voting in favor thereof, the letter was referred to the Finance
Committee to be studied with the budget.
A letter signed by William Van Hook, Superintendent of Parks, informing that the
Park Department has a large amount of fill material available for any city use, was read. Upon
motion by Wilson, second by Day, and all present voting in favor thereof, the letter was referred
to the Public Works Committee.
.A letter signed by T.•M..McDonnell, President of the Board of Park Commissioners,
requesting that the Council set up a dredging fund of $6,000.00 for the 1965-66 budget, was read.
Upon motion by Wilson, second by Day, and all present voting in'favor thereof, the letter was
referred to the Finance Committee to be studied with the budget and also to the Public Utility
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.A letter signed by F. H.-Bathke, V.M.D.-of the Rochester Pet Hospital requesting a
change in the form letter sent by the Dog Catcher to dog owners failing to buy a license, was read.
Upon motion by Day,.second by McCaleb, and all present voting in favor thereof, the letter was
referred to the City Clerk, said letter to be put on city stationery and to be revised slightly.
A letter signed by G. M. Thompson of 313 - 8th Avenue N. W. stating that there is a
strip of land between -his house and the Creek that belongs to the City; he has cleaned out the
former dump grounds that was in this area, trimmed -the bushes and trees and kept it up for about
10 years; his property line is only a foot or two•from the City's at the point where his house
is closest to the line and he wants to get a permit and build a -garage attached to the front of his;,.,
house but in order to to it he needs about a 20 ft.. strip of land that he does not own, he is not
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in a position to purchase it, even it it could be sold -and asked if there was a way he could get
permission to use this strip of the city's land, was read. ,A motion was made by Hanlon, second
by -Wilson, that this be referred to the City Attorney with the idea that the Council would like
to cooperate with this request; all present voted in favor thereof. City Attorney to check the
deed and see if the property was bought or dedicated for a certain purpose.
An application, signed by Roger and Jean Hanson and Lyle and Marion Bateman, to
waive the requirements of the zoning ordinance to.permit a variance in order that a garage may
be constructed on the two pieces of property, was read.. Upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson,
and all present voting in favor thereof, the application was referred to the Planning and
Zoning Commission.
The application of E. A. Rundell for annexation of Northridge First Subdivision
(part of the NEk Sec. 28-107-14 Cascade) was read and upon motion by Wilson, second by Perry,
and all present voting in favor thereof, the application was referred to the Planning and
Zoning Commission.
The application signed by Franklin Till and E. A. Rundell for plat approval of
Northridge First Subdivision (preliminary) was read and upon motion by Perry, second by
McCaleb, and all present voting in favor thereof, the application was referred to the Planning
and Zoning Commission.
An Order deferring further proceedings re Dairyland.Power Cooperative, Minnkota
Power Cooperative, -Inc. and South Central Rural Electric Cooperatives, Inc. from the United
States of America Federal Power Commission was presented and President DeVries ordered the same
placed on file. (a copy to be sent to the Public Utility Board also).
The three following resolutions adopted by the Public Utility Board were each read
and upon -motion by Perry, second by Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof, the same
were approved:
"Be it resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City of Rochester
that the contract for furnishing,standby service to St. Mary's Hospital
a copy of which is attached hereto, be approved.
Be it further resolved that the Mayor and City Clerk be directed to
execute the contract documents."
"Be it resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City of Rochester,
Minnesota that the amount of $200,000.00 be appropriated to Rochester -
'State Bank in payment of Time Saving Certificates maturing August 14,
1965 and bearing interest at the rate of four (4) per cent compounded
quarterly.
Be it further resolved that the said Certificate be purchased for
'Invested Funds -.Electric Department Depreciation Reserve."
"Whereas the Rochester State Bank has agreed to exchange Time Saving
Certificate in the amount of $100,000.00 maturing August 20, 1964 bearing
interest at the rate of four (4) percent per annum for Time Saving Certi-
ficate in the amount of $100,000.00 maturing August 20, 1965 bearing
interest at the rate of four (4) percent compounded quarterly, be it
resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City of Rochester that this
exchange be made and that the certificate be retained for Invested Funds -
Electric Department Depreciation Reserve." ._
The City Engineer's esimate in the amount of $8,426.35 for construction of a san
sewer and water main in 9th Street'Southwest from 13th to 14th AVenue Southwest was read and
President DeVries ordered the same placed on file.
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A letter signed by William M. Van Hook, Superintendent of Parks, stating .that the
letter from Appleby Property Company offering to sell the Stoppel farm.was .discussed at the Park
Board meeting on August llth; prior to the meeting some of the board members and Mr. Van Hook
had inspected the area and it was their recommendation that this property not be considered for
park useage, because it is not suitable
park useage, because -it is not suitable, was read. Upon motion -by -Day, second by McCaleb, and
al.l present voting -in favor thereof, the letter was accepted and the City Clerk was instructed to
notify Appleby Property Company of the action.
A letter complaining about -the parking conditions around the Post Office on 3rd
Avenue and 1st Street S. W. was read and the same was ordered placed on file.
A letter from the Rochester Airport Commission stating that they had reviewed the
periodic estimate on Project No. 9-21-079-6305 and request the.Council to approve same and place
it in line for payment was read. Upon motion by Hanlon,. second by-McCaleb, and all present
voting in favor thereof, the same was approved.
The recommendation of the Public Works Committee that the bid of Littrup Nielson
Inc. forconstruction of a sanitary sewer and water main in 9th Street S: W. from 13th to 14th
Avenue S. W. be accepted at the unit prices bid and checks be returned to -the unsuccessful
bidders, was read. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Perry, and all present voting in favor
thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The following recommendation was then read:
"To the -Honorable Mayor and
Members of the Common Council
City of Rochester, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
The Joint Rochester -Olmsted Planning Commission has met with Mr* Dan Castle,
Director of'the Rochester- Olmsted land Use and Transportation Planning Study, relative
relative to employment of personnel to assist in this program. It will be
necessary to fill three psoitions on the study staff on a two -year -basis --
the length of the study. These positions are research planner, draftsman,
and secretary. The full salaries as well as fringe benefit costs for these
three positions will be reimbursed from the Federal Planning Grant. We
suggest that the three people filling these positions be placed on the city
payroll and that they be given full benefits accorded regular employees such
as insurance, sick leave, vacation, and the like. At tie end of the two-year
period these positions will he abolished and these employees may at such time
be considered to fill other suitable city and county vacancies, or their
employment terminated.
Because these positions are temporary, we have experienced considerable
difficulty in attracting qualified applicants. It has, therefore, been
necessary to offer somewhat higher sdlary rates than would normally be the
case in order to make these positions more attractive. Despite ,this, we
feel that the recommended rates are reasonable, are in line -with those
established for classified city positions, and are the minimum possible to
secure employment of the following qualified persons:-
1. We recommend employment of Mr. Robert Halloin of Madison, Wisconsin
as Research Planner at a salary of $8,400 per year with eligibility
after twelve months of satisfactory service for one three per cent merit
step increase to $8,652 (salaries of the city and county Planning
Directors are currently $9,804 and scheduled to raise to $10,092 in 1965).
Mr. Halloin is currently a Planner II with the State of Wisconsin Department
of Research Development where he has been employed for the past three years,
at a current salary of $7,800. In addition, he has completed the course
requirements of a two-year graduate program leading to a Master's Degree
in Urban and Regional Planning. We feel he is well -qualified for this
transportation study position. .
2. Secondly, we recommend appointment of Mr. Harland L. Walker of 1815
26th St. N. W., Rochester as a Draftsman EAII in Pay Grade 56, Step C,
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at-$426 per month. This pay grade and the qualifications for this
position are identical with the EA II positions in the City Engineer's
Department. We feel that Mr. Walker's nine years of experience in
performing a variety of sub -professional engineering work for a local
civil engineer qualifies him for entrance into this pay grade at Step C.
30 Finally, we recommend appointment of Miss Janet Albrecht of Wausau,
Wisconsin, to the psoition of Secretary to the Transportation Study Staff,
Clerk Typist II, Pay Grade 28, Step B. $273 per month. We were unable to
find a qualified local applicant for this position. Miss Albrecht has
three years of varied and responsible experience in the engineering office
of the General Telephone Company of Wisconsin and her clerical skills have
been tested.
We propose the effective dates of all of these employments as September 1, 1964.
Mr. Bakke, city Personnel Director, has worked with us in screening and employing
-these people and in arriving at these recommendations."
Alderman Day stated that he thought these positions, especially the secretarial one should be
filled from residents from Rochester instead of out of town. Mr. Bakke stated that there is a
shortage of clerical help in this range and they had a difficult time filling the position,
however, if the Council so desired he would still try to get a different person. A motion.was
then made by Perry, second by Hanlon, that the above recommendation be approved as read; all
present voted in favor thereof, except Alderman Day, who voted "no".
The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the matter of establishing the B-2 District boundaries and the application of the
offstreet parking regulations to this district, and as a result of -lengthy discussion of these
questions, they recommend the following revisions to the B-2 District of the proposed Zoning
Ordinance, was read:
1. The B-2 District be divided into the sub -districts B-2a and B-2b.
2. The B-2a District would comprise of all land bounded -on the East by the
Chicago and Great Western Railroad, on the south by 4th St. S. E. - S. W.,
on the west by the North -South alley between 1st Ave. S.W. and 2nd Avenue
S. W., and on the north by 1st Street'N. W. - N. E.
3. The B-2b District would lie all remaining B-2'District property.as
currently proposed, which lies outside of the B-2a District:
4. The B-2a District be exempted from the offstreet parking regulations.
5. The B-2b District would be subject to the offstreet parking regulations.
Upon motion by Perry, second by Hanlon, and all present voting in favor thereof, the
recommendation was accepted.
The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the petition to change the zoning on Lots 6 and 7, Block 2, Garden Acres Subdivision
from residential to commercial district and find that the -adopted land use plan proposes this
area for commercial and industrial development; in order that commercial development may take
place in this area they recommend that the zoning on Lots 6 and 7, Block 2, Garden Acres
Subdivision be changed to the commercial district, was read. Mr. William Byrnes, the owner of
Lot 5, Block 2; was present and opposed the requested zone change. Upon motion by Perry, second
by Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was accepted and a
hearing on the proposed zone change was set for 7:30 P. M. on September 21, 1964.
The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the preliminary plat of Northgate Sixth Addition and find that it complies with the
minimum standards of Ordinance No. 1010; they also find that in order to provide a•full 66 ft.
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right-of-way for 20th Street N. W., it will be necessary to aqquire an additional 33 ft, of land
from each of the several property owners lying to -the south of 20th $t.-N.W.; there is also a
2.4 acre park site proposed on this plat and negotiations should be undertaken to acquire this
land for park purposes; they recommended that this plat be granted preliminary approval contingent
upon the acquisition of land$ for the south 33 ft. of 20th St..N..W. to make this street a full 66
ft. wide, was read. .Upon motion by-McCaleb, second by Perry, and all present voting in favor
thereof, this recommendation was referred back to the Planning and Zoning Commission, the said
Board to discuss the acquisition of the additional 33 ft. for the right-of-way with the people
living to the south -of this street. -
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The.recommendatlon of the Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the petition to change the zoning on a part of Outlot 16, Northern Addition from
residential to commercial district (113-14th Street N. E.) and find that this property is in a
transitional area between well established residential land uses on one said and commercial uses
on the other; in -order to provide the residential uses some protection from the encroachment of
intense commercial uses they feel this property should remain in a more restricted -zoning district
and therefore recommend that the petition to change the zoning from residential to commercial
district be denied, -.was read. Recognzizing the transitional nature of this property and the need
to provide -adjoining properties the protection 6ffered by a zoning ordinance, the Planning and
Zoning Commission recommend further that the Common Council initiate a change of zoning from
residential to multiple district on the following described property:
Commenting at the S. W. corner of Lot 15., Block 2, Leifermari and Koehnen
Subdivision for a place of beginning, running thence SWly along the east
R.O.W. 1ihe df 1st Ave. N.E. a distance of 184.8 ft. to its intersection
with the north'R.O.W. Zinc of 14th St. N.E., thence SEly along the north
R,ID.®. line of 14th St.- N.E. a distance of 100.0 ft. to the-S.W. corner
of Lot 1, Block 1, Passe and Fanning Addition, thence NEly along the west
line of said Lot 1, Block 1, Passe and Fanning Addition a distance of
184.8 ft. to the S. E. Corner of Lot 15, Block 2, Leiferman and Koehnen
Subdivision, thence Nally along the south line of said Lot 15, Block,2,
Leiferman and Koehnen Subdivision a distance of 100.0 ft. to the place of
beginning.
Alderman McCaleb said he thought this matter had all been settled aqd agreed upon by the
interested parties but according to all.the telephone calls he had received it did not seem to
be agreeable and requested that this recommendation be tabled for a couple of weeks so he could
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meet with the most interested persons. Upon motion by McCaleb, second by Hanlon, and all present
voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was tabled until September 8, 1964.
A motion was then made by Day, second by Wilson, that the matter of acquiring a
2.4 acre park site which is pr9pose4 in the preliminary plgt of Northgate Sixth Addition be
referred to the Board of Park,Commissioners; all present voted in favor thereof.
The recommendation of the Public Safety Committee stating that they had considered
the request of,Holmes School to close,the street adjacent to the school for use as a playground
during the period that the addition to their school is being constructed and recommend that loth
Avenue S. E. between Center and 1st Street be closed for public use between the hours of 7:30 a.m.
and 4:00 p.m. on school days only and be assigned for use as q playground, was read. The property
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owners residing on this street have been contacted and do not object to the closing of this
street for this purpose. Upon motion by Day,.',second by Perry, and all present voting in favor
thereof, the recommendation was approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare,the
necessary resolution.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee stating that there will be a limited
amount of temporary help required in carrying out the work of the Rochester -Olmsted Transportatic
Planning Study which will require payment of wages to persons other than regular city employees,
these costs were anticipated and budgeted for and are reimbursable under the Federal Planning
Grant; the committee recommends that the Common. Council authorize the Study Director, Mr. R.
Daniel Castle, to prepare payrolls for this purpose and to certify them to the City Clerk for
payment of wages, was read.- Upon motion by McCaleb, second by Perry, and all present voting in
favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee that the request of Garnet Spring,
Building Inspector, for permission to attend the Annual Conference of the Midwest Conference
and Scho6l of Building Officials to be held in Dubuque, Iowa on September 13, 14, 15 and 16,
1964 at city expense be granted, was read.- Upon motion by Day, second by McCaleb, and all
present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee that the request of C. L. Taylor,
Recreation Director, to attend the National Recreation Congress on October 4-9, 1964 at Miami
Beach, Florida at city expense be approved, was read. Upon motion by McCaleb, second by Wilson,
and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved. -
The recommendation of the Finance Committee 'that 'the request of Mark R. Gray,
Director of Maintenance of the City Engineer's Department, for permission to attend the Public
Works Congress and Equipment Show at Atlantic City, New Jersey at city expense on October 4th
through 7;h, 1964 be approved, was read. Upon motion by Perry, second by McCaleb, and all
present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee that bids be advertised for the
purchase of biologies for the vaccination program sponsored by the Public Health & Welfare,
the first immunization clinic has been set up for October loth and it is the Finance
Committee's recommendation that bids be received on September 8th, 1964, was read. Upon motion
by Day, second by Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was
approved and the City Clerk was instructed to,prepare a resolution ordering bids.
The applications of Charles Boedeker for a Journeyman Plumber's license; Marvin
Aldrich for a Journeyman Electrician's license; Tom Schmidt for a Journeyman Electrician's
license were each read. Upon motion by Wilson, second by McCaleb, and all present voting in
favor thereof, the licenses were approved. j
The application of Oliver Bratlie for a license to sell cigarettes at the Post
Office was read. Upon motion by Day, second by Hanlon, and all present voting in favor thereof,
the license was granted.
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The report of the City Weighmaster for the month of July, 1964 showing fees
collected for loads weighed in the amount of,$158.85_was presented and President DeVries ordered
the same placed on file.,
The reports for the month of July, 1964 of the Building Inspector showing fees
collected for building permits issued $2,026.00; of the Electrical Inspector showing fees collected
for electrical permits issued $942.50; of the Plumbing Inspector showing fees collected for
plumbing permits issued $872.75; of the Heating Inspector showing fees collected for heating
permits issued $1,123.00 and fees collected for sign permits issued in the amount of $152.45
were each presented and President DeVries,ordered the same placed on file.
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The reports of the Clerk of Municipal Court for the week ending August 7, 1964 showing
total criminal fines and costs collected and.civil fees received $3,237.00 and total remitted
to the City Treasurer $2,356.00; and for the week ending August 14, 1964 showing total criminal
fines and costs collected and civil fees received $3,274.50 and total remitted to the City
Treasurer $2,214.50 were each presented and President DeVries ordered the same placed on file.
The contract bonds of Doyle Conner Company in the amount of $10,989.10 with the
Transamerical Insurance Company as surety; Phil Ryan Cement Contractor (2) in the amounts of
$4,043.74 and $620.00 with the ,Glens Falls Insurance Company as surety; and Kasson Sewer and
Water, Inc. to the amount of $12,735.30 with the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland as
surety were each read and upon motion by Wilson, second by Day, and all present voting in favor
thereof, the bonds were approved, the surety thereon accepted and the bonds were ,ordered placed
on file.
The following resolutions were each introduced and read and upon motion made
and seconded and all present voting in favor thereof, President DeVries declared the,said
resolutions adopted:. _ {
Resolution authorizing and directing the President of the Council, Mayor and City
Clerk to execute a contract to conduct a school survey. Upon motion by Perry, second by McCaleb,
resolution adopted.'
Resolution approving plans and specifications and ordering bids for bituminous
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overlay and extension of Runway 31 at the Rochester_Airport. Upon motion by Wilson, second by
McCaleb, resolution adopted.
Resolution authorizing the City Clerk to advertise for bids for furnishing biologies
for the vaccin4tion program sponsored by the P. H. & W. Department. Upon motion by Wilson,.
second by Day., resolution adopted.
Resolution vacating the public easement for -all lawful street purposes over, _
under.and along that portion of 182 Avenue Northwest which lies north of,38th Street Northwest,
as the same is dedicated in Rolling Greens Second Addition. Upon motion by Wilson, second -by
McCaleb, resolution adopted.
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Resolution vacating all that part of 8th Street Southwest lying west of the
westerly right-of-way line of 1st Avenue.Southwest and east of the easterly right-of-way line of
Park Drive (2nd Avenue Southwest) and all that part of the 30 foot north -south alley in Block
106, Willson's Addition which lies south of the north line (if'extended) of Lot 7, Block 106,
Willson's Addition. Upon motion by Perry, second by McCaleb, resolution adopted.
Resolution vacating the public utility easement on the east 6 feet of Lot 5,
Jefferson Slopes Third Addition and upon the west 5 feet of,Lot 18, Block 1, Wilshire Estates
Addition. Upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, resolution adopted.
Resolution vacating public utility easement in Lots 1 and 2, Block 25, Elton Hillsj
6th and Lots 18 and 19, Block 25, Elton Hills 7th Additions. Upon motion by Wilson, second by.
Hanlon, resolution adopted._
Resolution vacating the east 14 feet of the east -west alley in Block 13, Head..&
McMahon's Addition. Upon motion by Hanlon, second by Wilson, resolution adopted.
Resolution accepting utility easement given to the City of Rochester by Builders
Land Company. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Hanlon, resolution adopted.
Resolution approving plans and specifications and ordering bids .for the making
of construction of a sanitary sewer and watermain in 6th Street Northwest from llth Avenue
Northwest to 16th Avenue Northwest. Upon motion by Hanlon, second by. Perry, resolution adopted.
Resolution approving a resolution passed and adopted by the Public, U,ti,lity Board,
to purcha-se,$200,000.00 Time Saving Certificates. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Perry,
resolution adopted.
Resolution authorizing Mayor and City Clerk to execute agreement, with State of
Minnesota, Department of Highways, relating to certain traffic control signals on Trunk Highway
Nos. 63 and 296 and rescinding a resolution adopted August 3, 1964. Upon motion by Wilson,
second by Hanlon,, resolution adopted.
Resolution approinting three persons to employment.positions in the Rochester -
Olmsted Land Use and Transportation Study. Upon motion by McCaleb, second by Perry, resolution
adopted. Alderman Day voted "no".
Resolution permitting the Utility Board to enter into contract with C. C.
Jortensen and Associates. Upon motion by Perry, second by McCaleb; resolution adopted.
Resolution authorizing Mayor,and City Clerk to execute contraot for furnishing
standby service to St. Mary's Hospital. Upon motion by Perry, second by McCaleb,-resolution
adopted.
Resolution approving resolution adopted by Public Utility Board, to purchase
$100,000.00 Time Saving.Certificates. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Hanlon, resolution,
adopted.
Resolution establishing 25 ft. setback lines in Crescent Park Sixth Addition.
,Upon motion by Perry, second by McCaleb, resolution.adopted. ,
Resolution establishing 25 ft..setback lines in Jefferson & Wilshire Replat. Upon]
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motion by Perry, second by McCaleb, resolution adopted.
Resolution investing $100,000.00 in U. S. Treasury Bills until December 3, X964.
Upon motion by Wilson, second by Hanlon, resolution adopted.
Resolution appointing.election judges for the elections to be held on September 8th
and November 3rd, 1964. Upon motion by Hanlon, second by Perry, resolution adopted.
Resolution accepting bid for Thomas Equipment Company for furnishing furniture and
equipment for the City Hall Building. Upon motion by McCaleb, second by Perry, resolution
a dopted.
Resolution accepting the bid of Littrup Nielson, Inc. for construction of sanitary
sewer and water main in 9th Street Southwest from.13th to 14th Avenue Southwest. Upon motion by
McCaleb, second by Perry, resolution adopted.
Alderman Hanlon moved that the sixteen resolution appropriating city funds for
various purposes, be considered for adoption by the Common Council as a single group, each
Alderman having previously examined each individual resolution. Alderman Wilson seconded the
motion, and all present voted in favor thereof.
Upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof, the
following resolutions were adopted:
1. Resolution appropriating $3,457.08 from the Permanent Improvement Fund; $4,117.84
from the P.I.R. Fund and $10,599.84 from the Divil Defense Fund and ordering payment made to the
Park Improvement Fund $3,457.08; County -City Civil Defense Fund $10,599.84 and Genetal.Fund
$4,117.84, t
2. Resolution appropriating $417.69 from the General Fund; $511.80 from the Police
Fund and $403.56 from the Parking Meter Fund and ordering payment made to Stanley F. Drips,
Postmaster $300.00; Cronin Peterson $511.80 and H & H Electric Company $521.25. ,
3. Resolution appropriating $266.45 from the General Fund; $11.55 from the S & A
Fund; $111.61 from the Fire Fund; $81.10 from the Sewer Fund; $50.85 from the Lighting Fund and
$42.64 from the Police Fund and ordering payment made,to N. W. Bell Teikephone Company $351.42
and City of Rochester, P.U. $212.76.
4. Resolution appropriating $1,339.18 from the Street & Alley Fund and ordering
payment made to Standard Oil Company $221.64; Firestone Stores, Inc. $352.03; Board of Park
Commissioners $521.51 and Kienast Tree Service $244.00.
5. Resolution appropriating $8,491.59 from'the General Fund and ordering payment
made to R. L.Polk Company $231.00; Quality Printing Shop $778,29; Rodester Post Bulletin $255.38;
Quarve & Anderson $2,022.10; Cooperative Oil Company $263.89; Sanitary Engineering Research Co.
$924.00; Board of Park Commissioners $2,417.85; Texaco, Inc. $1,308.08 and Halling .Insyrance
Company $291.00.
6. Resolution appropriating $10,002.22 from the.Permanent Improvement Fund and
ordering payment made to R. D. Jones $9,552.22.and J. A. Mitchell Welding and Trenching.$450.00.
7. Resolution appropriating $2,135.96 from the Sewer Fund and ordering payment
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made to Lyon Chemicals Inc. $499.80; Adler Enterprises, -Inc. $639.00-and City of Rochester
$997.16.
8.Resolution appropriating $8;879.03 from the Permanent Improvement Fund and
ordering payment made to C. G. Fraser, Inc.
9.. Resolution appropriating $51.44 from the General Fund; $801.03 from the F.E.W.
Fund; $3,199.77 from the Park Improvement Fund and $1,452.14 from the Lighting•Fund and ordering
payment made to The Kruse Company $599.81; The Miracle Equipment Companyh $1,291.00; City of
Rochester. P. U. $2,450.91 and Carlton McKinney $1,162.66.
10. Resolution appropriating $1,423.55 from the Park Improvement.Fund and
$3,158.00 from the Permanent Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to Rochester Sand &
Gravel Company $3,863.45; Stoppel Feed & Seed $410.79;•and Bergstedt Paint Company $307.31.
11. Resolution appropriating $2,953.80 from the Park Improvement Fund and
ordering payment made to City of Rochester $420.48; H & H Electric Company $256.70; R. L. Gould
Company $258.74; National Chemsearch $299,75; City of Rochester $314.14; E. J. Vonch $341.65;
Lyon Chemicals Company $1,062.34.
12. Resolution appropriating $1,687.42 from the Public Health & Welfare Fund
and ordering payment made to Mary R. Wilson $258.50; American Cyanamid Company $244.40; City of
Rochester S647.73; Stanley Drips, Postmaster $200.00; N. W. Bell Telephone Co. $336#79. a
13. Resolution appropriating $937.06 from the General Fund and ordering payment
made to Cochran & Gillespie $210.50; Herbert G. Knopp-$263.00; Toy Box $249.68; General Fund
$213.•88.
14. Resolution appropriating $1,928.25 from the General Fund, $6,032.25 from the
S & A Fund, $929.15 from the Sewer Fund and $11&.80-from the Parking Meter Fund and ordering
payment made to Street & Alley Fund.
15. Resolution appropriating $9,606.49 from the General Fund, $178.00 from the
S & A Fund, $116.62 from the Police fund and $723.98 and ordering -payment made to H. Dornack-&
Sons $534.00; Whitings Printers & Stationers $212.50 and Rochester Sand & Gravel $9,878,�9.
16. Resolution appropriating $53, 90 from the General Fund, $774.06 from the S & A
Fund, $7.19 from the Sewer Fund, $350.00 from the Auditorium Fund, $796.07 from the P-.I.R. Fund,
$244.19 from the Park Improvement Fund and $862.99 from the Permanent improvement Fund and
ordering payment made to City of Rochester $835.15; The Kruse Company $350.00; E. J. Vonch
$251.76;-Department of -Highways $544.31; Alexandria Auto Electric $848.92 and Ace Hardware
$230.27..
An ordinance amending an ordinance 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 comprehen-
sive plan (changing that part -of Lots 2 and 3, Block 10; that part of Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 16
and that part of Lots 1 and 2, Block 22, lying.west of U. S. Highway No. 63 in Golden Hill
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Addition to commercial district) was dead. A motion was then made by Wilson, second by Perry, that
the said ordinance be adopted as read.and all present voting in favor thereof, President DeVries
declared the said ordinance duly passed and adopted.%
An Ordinance amending an Ordinance 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 1 to 7,, inclusive, Block 3,. Flathers Addition to multiple
dwelling district) was,read. A motion was made by.Wilson, second by McCaleb, that the said
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ordinance be adopted as read, and all present voting -in favor thereof, President DeVries declared
the said ordinance duly passed and adopted. ,
An Ordinance amending an Ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance for ,the purpose of
promoting health,.,safety, order, convenience and general welfare by regulating.the use of land,
the location, side, use, and height of buildings and the arrangement..of buildings on hots, and the
density of population within the City of.Rochester, Minnesota, all in accordance with a comprehen-
sive plan (changing Lots 1 to 6, inclusive, Block 35, Northern Addition to commercial district)
was read. A Motion was made by Wilson, second by, McCaleb, that the said ordinance be adopted as
read, and all present voting in favor thereof, President DeVries declared.the said ordinance
duly passed and adopted.
An Ordinance annexing to the City of Rochester,, Minnesota, certain platted land
in North Sunny Slopes, Olmsted County,:Minnesota (Lot 55, North Sunny Slopes) was again read.
Upon motion by Hanlon, second by Perry, and all present voting in favor thereof,, the ordinance` .
was tabled until the meeting of September 8, 1964. .
The recommendation of the.Planning and Zoning, Commission re.the general development
planrof the area south of U. S. 14-52 and east os.:State Aid Road No. 10 (Baihly and Quammen
property) which was tabled until this meeting, was again read. Upon motion by Wilson, second by
Perry., and,all present voting in favor thereof, this was again tabled until we hear from the
State Municipal Commissionas to whether the land should be annexed or not.
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Upon motion by Day, second by Wilson, and a,ll present voting in favor.thereof,
the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an ordinance annexing the Cassidy property on 19th St.
Northwest.
The recommendation of the Pub.lic Safety Committee that a beer license "on" and
"off" sale be issued .at Crossroads Center, which had been tabled before, was again read.: Upon
motion-by.Day, second by Wilson, and al-1 present voting in.favor thereof, the recommendation was
tabled until September 8, 1964.
The following.claims were each read and upon motion by Perry, second by Hanlon,
and all present voting in favor thereof,. the same were approved and the Mayor. and City Clerk were
authorized and directed to draw warrants on the City Treasurer and make payments accordingly:
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From the General Fund: .Greater Rochester Surplus Store $6.95; H. Jean Vine M. D.
$10.00.; Olmsted Medical Group $24#50; Mayo Clinic $40.00; Louis Bennett $145.70; Alvin
Grossbach $10.00.; Peoplea Natural Gas $26.27; Burroughs Corporation $4.25; The Johnson Company
$164.68; Ace Hardware $13,.49.; Monte's.$19.7.45; Custom Printing Inc. $37.85; Trautner Sales
$21.04; Public Personnel Association $3.00; Wm.,H. Ziegler Company $161.04; Standard Auto Parts _
$.25; Thomas Office Equipment '954.00; James M. Bray $147..00; Sandra Henderson $89.60; Don W.
Fisher Company.$79.10; George L. Joyce M. D. $17,50; James Wilson $190.80; Don Rochenbach
$19.50; Silver Lake Hardware $4.74;.Olmsted Medical Group $40.00; Mrs. Richard Ferber $12.40;
Frank Forsyth $132.00; Sheriff Gerald E. Cunningham $5.60; Pitney Bowes Inc. $8.50; Harry Evans,
Reg. of Deeds $2..00; Rochester Transfer & Storage $37.63; Gland-O-Iac Company $27.10; REA
Express $5.04;.Har6ld DeVries $190.80; Elaine Miller $93.00; Minnesota Recreation and Park Assn.
$14.00; Mayo Civic Auditorium $40.00; Ray Keller $135.00; Polly Meadows $20.15; F. W. Wo&1worth
$19.56; Rochester.School Bus Service.$61.50; Asco Inc. $5.45; Gopher Welding Supply $21,.66;
Gegars Handicaraft $46.00; Elco Concession $8.50; All Star Athletic,Supply $$.75; Marigold
Dairies $10.50; Reynolds Wholesale $19.80; Roger Stasek.$40.28; Curtis Taylor $26.18; American
Linen Supply $13,.65; Model Lawlers $19.94; Alpek Sheet Metal $34.20; Leo N. Herrick $10.00;
Reeve's Drug Store $8.91; Fullerton Lumber $38.28;. Witte Transportation $8.79; H. Dornack $18.75;
Standard Auto, Parts $.63; Arrow Steel Supply $20..57; Rochester. Gas &_ Oil $12,7.60;
From the Street. & Alley Fund: Alvin,. Grossbach $5.00; The. Kruse Company $23.70;
Schmidt Printing $2.50; Hall Equipment $160.72; Universal.Ford $.85; Gopher Welding Supply
$13,.55,; National Bushing & Parts $35,03; C.,-M._Boutelle & Sons $102.00; Parkhill Brothers $11.73;
,Borchert Ingersoll $17.00; Rochester International, Sales $61.55; Hentges Glass $7.00; Rochester
Ready Mix $143.20; National Welding Supply $22.05; Fullerton Lumber $30.40; Big Four Oil Company,
$71.90. 1 1 1 1 _ I .
From the, Fire Protection Fund: Peoples Natural Gas $41.00; Sri -M. Supply $15.11; .
H.-Dornack & Son $9.25; Skelly Oil Company $15.15; Quality.Printers & Stationers $2.24; Coop..
Oil Company $4.95; General Trading Company $26.24; Clutch &•Transmission Inv. $119.02; Gopher
Welding Supply $.19.17; Scharf Auto Supply $9.11; Reeves Drug Store $1.76; City,of Rochester,
P.U. $65.61.
from the Police Protection Fund: Powell & Sullivan $46.00; Roy Kingrey $24.95;
Greater Rochester Surplus Store $3.88; Olmsted County Business.Mens Assn._;$5.00; Fire & Safety,
Inc.. $4•.50; Lew Bonn Company $23.29; Eds Mobil Service $24.87; Kermit T. Brogan $6.45;.Wong's
$21_.6Q;• Black's Cafe $35.40; B• & B Auto Body $20.00;. Minit Car Wash $19.00;. Syl's Texaco $6.97;
Home Gas Company $1.50; Davis Oldsmobile $3.05; H. B..Allen Inc..$28.33; Charles Pollock ,jr..M.D,
$15.00; Eugene Greenberg•M. D. $20.00; Leo N. Herrick & Son $17.75; Houck's Master Skelly Servicc
$3.05; General Fund $33.90, Red Carpet Car Wash.$21.00; The Kruse Company $19.88; National .
Bushing & Parts $24•.96•; Ace Transfer & Storage $10.88; Reeves Drug Store $12.17; Charles Pollock
Jr. M.D. $55.00;•Filmshops Inc•.-$13.10; James Macken $48.00; Lee Graham $48.00; Donald Crowe
$61,50; Postier & Eggers $141.70.
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From the.Sewer Fund:, The Kruse Company $74.25; Leitzen Concrete Company $40.00;
Viker & Sorenson $130.00; Carlisle G: Fraser $9..60; City of Rochester $19.20; Crossroads Hardware
$25.61; John Eggenberg $2.00; Harco Corporation $82.00; Woodruff Company $11.05; Reeve's Drug
Store $4.50;.Fullerton Limber $13.50.; Woodhouse Bros..$38.45; and Witte Transportation $17.58.
From the Auditorium Fund:. Ace Hardware.$10.49; American Linen Supply $13.50;
American Society of Composers $14.00; Brumm Hardware $8.70; Curtins TV $4.10; Disons Cleaners,&
Launders $13.10; Foster Electir $34.63;Art Hall.$84.00;.Globe Ticket Company;$42.48; David P..
Kemmer $12.00; Lew Bonn Company $10.52; Naegele:Sign Co. $9.60;,Nothwestern Bell Tel. Co. $78.55;
Mildred.Patterson $40.00; Peoples Natural.Gas�.$37.:,97; Quality Printers & Stationers $73.80;
Standard Oil Company $31.36; Vilter. Mfg. Co..$92.97..
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From the Music Fund: Donald Gjerdrum $96.00; Robert'Barnack $12.00;,Sonja Cook
$66.50; Judy Olson.$58.50; John Forde $95.00; Diane Olson $81.00; John Lake $39.00; Richard,
Martin $39.00; George Vasiloff $66:00; Alfred Anderson:$10.00; Dale Eskra $10.00; Gordon Danuser
$54.20; John Hemmer $20.00; Barba Gaub $10..00; Karlene Flattum $91.00; Donald Scharlow $66.00.;
Alice Shcarlow $51.00; Jay Robinson.$72.60; Barbara Silling $39.00;=Betty Ann Johnson $40.25;
Anita Larson $39.00;.Marvin McCoy $.66...00;. Loren Mahew $30.00; Linda Karlen $6.70; H. Jerome...
Paulson $61.00; Rufus Sanders $90.00;,Fred.Arnold $84.00; Harold Nelson $53.00; Philip
Stroetz $10.00; David Winkle $15.00; Jack Bowman $16.70; Rita.Nelson $46.90; 0. K. Confklin
$108.00; James Miller $44.00; Terry.Winters $39.00; Jack Tedrow $30.60; Raymond -Cleveland $15.00;
Harley Flathers $108.00; Janice Porter:$10.00; Karen Hinds $10..00; Anne Lofgren $15.00; Sylvia
Martig $51.00; Janenen Dahl,$10.00; W. K.. Dosee $21.00; Eileen Riley $37.00; Carmen Conklin.-
$120.00; Carley Dubbert $63..00; Philip Eckman $32.00; Willard Johnson $70.00; Franklin Ruhl $32.00;
B. William Ekstrum $78.00; Stanley Meunke.l $125.10; Joseph Brough $84.00; Bruce Breeke $12.00;
Robert Stroetz $117.00; Wm. C. Larson $69.00; Dr. John T. Martin $66.00; Dr. P. J. Osmundson
$14.00; Larry Mattson,$12.00; Bruce Douglass $69.00; Charles Salisbury $84.00; Clem LaBarre
$78.00; Karl Dubbert $84.00; A.-W. Dieter $93-.90; Michael Ness. $15..00; Dr. Dennis Thompason
$37.00; Clark Braendlin $10..00; Mrs. Chas.. Johnson $10.00; John E. Berg $23.00; Quality Printers
$16.75; Schmidt Printing Company_ $89.75; .City of Rochester General Fund $17.52; N. W. Bell
Telephone Co. $63.01; James Andrest $12.00; Elmer Arch $18.00; Katherine Anderson $12.00; Rpth
Ann Bickle $12.00; Susan Burchell $12..00; T. R. Brunson $41.00; Henry Boerner $22.50; Lois
Blancke $10.00; Frank Church $18.00.; Steban,Cepeda $25.00; Joan Elkins $12.00; Earl Elkins
$40.20; June.Fiksdal $12.00; Mike;Haugen;$18.00;.Harry Kruse $5.00; Helen Lovestedt $12,00;,
Marcia McCalley $12.00;,Becky Meredith $12.00;•Fern McKnight $12.00; Susan Narveson $12.00;,
Dr.. S. L. Dunn $2.00; Ted Ptashae.$33,.50; Danjel Perry $5.00; Carol Phelps $5..00; Susan Reim
$35.00; Robert Ridenour $5.00;.Jan Schochman $33.0p; Betsty Schroth $5.00; Anne Suddendorg
$12.00; John Sheppard $30.00; Evelyn,,Warner,.$12.00; Evelyn Warner $9.00,; Richard Wittenborg
$26.00;.Wendy Wollaeger $12.00; Faye:K. Waldo $12.00; and Greg Young $12.00.
From the Parking Meter:Fund: Brinck-Solberg $63.15; Goodin Co. $87.35 and
The Kruse Co. $3.30.
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From the Park Improvement Fund: Whiting Floers $137.60; E. J. Klampe Company* -
$10.50; Rochester Ready Mix $20.85; B &•B Auto Body $14.00; Firestone Stores $47.74; City of
Rochester, P.U. $31.95;, S & A Products $6.,66;- Sears Roebuck & Company $3'.04; T & T' Supply Company
$12.96;,Tractor Supply Co.-$69.17; Universal Ford Sales $2.60; Welborn Welding Company $32.85;
Standard Auto Parts $71.80; Coast to Coast Stores $,78; Fire &.Safety, ,Inc.'$5.00; Fullerton
Lumber- Co. $10.'00; General Trading -Company $52.77; Gopher -Welding Company $29.55; Chas. Olson
& Sons $11.48; Phil's Fixall $3.00; Rochester Rental $38.00; Mobil Oil Company $106.75; Standard
Oil Company $7.29; Barry Plumbing & Heating $3.45; S & M Supply Co. $52,98; Disons Cleaners
$17.41, Woodruff Company $113.95; Bandow Flowers $10.00; Krugers Plastics $56.75, R. C. Drips
Grocer Co. $31.00; Eagle Drug.Store $17.40; The Flexible.Company $10.55; Hentges Glass Company
$3.75; Wallace S. Tiernan Co. $19..05; Arnolds Supply Co. $59.25; Globe.Ticket Company $81.36,;
National Confernce of State Parks $10.00; R. L. Polk Company $33.00; Quality�Printing Company
$51.30; Custom Printing $15.64; The- Johnson Company $5.58; N. W. Bell Telephone,$138.07,; H.
Do -knack & Sons $134.07;•Quarve & Anderson $21475; Olmsted County Highway Fund $35.7Q; Scharf
Auto Parts $17.05; Rochesteir Post Bulletin $6.30; United Building Center $29455; Roddis Feed
Company $75.15; American Linen Company $145.75; Goodyear Service Stores $605; Atlas Paper and
Supply $129.00; Woodhouse Bros. $27.40; Witte Transportation Co. $3.25; Scheid Plumbing & Heating
$4.38; Cyclone Fence Co. $170.92; Peoples Natural -Gas $74.85;
From the Public Health & Welfare Fund: American •Linen Co: $7.60;.Mrs. L.-Hanson
$48,50; Health Office Intact Fund $57.09; Board of P. H. -& W. $7.13; Peoples Natural Gas Company
W 65; City of Rochester P. U. $2.25; Foster Electric Co. $1.98; Model Lawlers $28.49; The'
Mayo Clinic $65.70; Loren.Nelson $35.33; Geo. T. Walker Co. $54.46; S & L Metal Products Corp:
$31.36; Robert Rossi $56.70; Wm. Bartels $17.23'; Marshall Gray $16.20; Neola Henson $7.05;
Charles•Phenis $3 L 42; Mary Campion $3.90; Ann Coder $13.35; Jane Gifford $13.80; Rosale Grozena
$13.58; Virginia Hall $17.33; Lyla Kinneberg $7.46; Avis Hernwall $6:30; Karen Woodward $11.93;
Clements Chevrolet $29.10; Rochester Transfer & Storage $8.26; St. Paul Book & Stationery $3.20;
General Electric Company $30.98; I.B.M. $16.64;-Monte's $26,54; Whiting Prirt ers & Stationers
$11.26; American Society of Mechanical Enginneers $2.00; R. L. Polk Co. $66.00; Quality Printers
& Stationers-$32.00; Pitney Bowes $24.00; I.B.M. $115.85; Annual Helaht Conference Inc. $2.75;
Quality Printers 7 Stationers $23.75; Mrs. Willaim Eischen $3.78; Universal Ford --Sales $17.23;
City of Rochester $138-008; Ken's Welding and Repairing,$14.64.
$134-. 60.
From the Permanent Improvement Fund: Peoples°Coop. Power $121.36; and -China Hall
From the P.I.R. Fund: Sinking Fund $65.77. '
t„ From -the F. E' Williams Estate Fund: Rochester Ready Mix Concrete Co. $35.00 and
United Building Center $45.90.
Upon motion by Wilson, second by McCaleb, and all present voting -in favor thereof,
the meeting was adjourned until-7:30 o'clock P. M. on August 31, 1964.
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