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Minutes of an adjourned regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of
Rochester, Minnesota, held iny.the Council Chambers in the City Hall, in said City on
September 21, 1964.
President DeVries called the meeting to;order at 7:30 o'clock P. M,the following
members being present: President DeVries, Aldermen Day, Eichten, Hanlon, McCaleb, Perry, Wilson.
Absent: None.
Upon motion by.Day, second by McCaleb, and all voting in favor thereof, the minutes
of the meeting of September 8, 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 extension I across T. H. 52-14
at Memorial Parkway. Only one bid was received; upon motion by Nilson, second by McCaleb, and
all voting in favor thereof, the City Clerk was instructed to open the one bid. The bid of
Carlisle G. Fraser, Inc. in the amountof$21,971.00 was received and opened and upon motion by
Perry, second by Hanlon, and all voting in favor thereof, the bid was referred to the Public
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 petition to vary the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance to waive the side _
yard requirements to permit the construction of a jointly owned detached garage that will
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straddle.the common side lot line between properties located at 853-863 Fifth Avenue Southeast.
There was no one present wishing to be heard. President DeVries declared the hearing officially
closed. The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission that'the variance be granted
was again read, and upon motion by Perry, second by Day, and all voting in favor thereof, the
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recommendation was approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare a resolution granting
the said variance.
Hearing on proposed change of zoning of Lots 6 and 7, Block 2, Garden Acres Subdiv-
ision from residential to commercial district. Mr. Emrold Theim was present and spoke in favor
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of the zone change. There was no one else present wishing to be'heard. President DeVries
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declared the hearing officially closed. The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission
that this zone change be -granted was again read and upon motion by Wilson, second by Perry, and
all voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved and the City Attorney was instructed
to prepare the necessary ordinance.
Hearing on petition for vacating a portion of 20th Avenue Northwest north of 38th
Street Northwest. There was no one present wishing to be heard.. President DeVries declared the
hearing officially closed. The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission that this
street be vacated was again read and upon motion by Day, second by Wilson, and all voting in fav,
thereof, the recommendation was approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare a
resolution vacating .that part of '20th Avenue Northwest.
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Hearing on petition for vacating a,portion of llth Street S. W. in Austin's Replat.
There was no one present wishing to be heard. President DeVries declar
cl ed the hearing officially
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closed. The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission that this portion of llth
Street Southwest in Austin's Replat be vacated was again read. Upon motion by Wilson, second by
Eichten, and all voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved and the City Attorney
was instructed to prgpare the necessary resolution.
A letter from the Northwestern National Bank of Rochester requesting the Common
Council to grant a variance to the.sign ordinance which would permit the attachment of signs on
the south and west faces of the canopy, the signs project 00" from the face of the canopy and
are approximately 1610" above the sidewalk, the outermost projection "of the signs, as proposed,
is approximately 8" inside the back of the curb, was read. Mr. Emrold Thiem was present and
stated that these signs had been on the origianl plan of the canopy and urged that the requested
permission be granted. R. V. Ehrick, City Attorney, stated that there was no provision in the
Sign Ordinance to permit a variance and the Council would have to have an addition to the sign
ordinance to provide for such a variance. Upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, and all voting
in favor thereof, the letter was referred to the Public Works Committee and Building Inspector.
The following letter from Toastmasters International was read and President DeVries
ordered the same placed on file:
"The President and City Council Members
City Hall
Rochester, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
As you know, -your Mayor, Alex P. Smekta, has also served during the past twelve
months as International President of our organization.
It has been my greatprivilege'to have'worked closely with him during his term
of Toastmasters office. On the basis of personal experience and based upon
the"many laudatory comments and letters of commendation for Mayor Smekta's
activities, I am pleased to tell you that your Mayor has been one of the
outstanding Presidents in the history of Toastmasters Ineternational.
During his term of office, Mayor Smekta has travelled to such distant points as
Australia and New Zealand, to Germany and Poland, and to many partsof the
United States. In every instance, he has served -Toastmasters ably and has
expounded the civic virtues of Rochester, Minnesota.
In serving us, he has served you well also.
On behalf of Toastmasters International, I thank all of you for your generosity
and good judgment in making it possible "for Alex -P. Smekta-to serve "your city
and our organization with devotion and distinction.
With appieci'ation,
Sincerely,
/s Maurice Forley
Executive Director"
A letter signed by Gus Chafoulias, Andy's Crossroads Liquors, regarding the
condition on 14th Street S. W., the road directly south of Crossroads Shopping Center, was read.
Upon motion by Day, second by Eichten, and all voting in favor thereof, the letter was referred
to the Public Works Committee and the City Engineer.
Letters regarding regional meetings of the League of Municipalities to be held in
(a) Wabasha, Minnesota on October 1, 1964 (b) Lanesboro, Minnesota on September 29, 1964 and
(c) West Concord, Minnesota on October. 13, 1964 were each read. A motion was made by Hanlon,
second by Perry, authorizing any city official to attend at city expense if they so desired;
all vote4 1n favor thereof.
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A petition signed by 23 property owners and residents of Northeast Rochester
relating as follows, was read: Twelfth Avenue Northeast.terminates in a dead end approximately
175 feet south of 9th Street N. E., Andrew Rasmussen owns commercial property at the corner of
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llth Avenue N. E. and 9th Street N. E. northwesterly.from said dead=end of 12th Avenue. City
employees and/or employees of Andrew Rasmussen have moved a hydrant and uprooted shrubbery on
city property.for the purpose of constructing a driveway from the end.of 12th Avenue diagonally
across a city bouxlevard and sidewalk area into the property of Andrew Rasmussen; the purpose of
said driveway being to allow trucks and other traffic access to a loading dock and warehouse to
be constructed by said Andrew Rasmussen. That such driveway will create a traffic hazard,
expecially to children on a narrow residential street such as 12th Avenue N. E.,. also.9th Street
N. E. which intersects it, in addition to the dead-end on 12th Avenue; they strenuously object
to the installation of said driveway and request that -the City Council refuse to permit its
construction across city property. Mr. Harold Krieger, Attorney was present represetning Glenn
Rasmussen the owner of the property involed; he said the intentions are to construct a warehouse
and dock to the rear of his property and they would like an entrance driveway from 12th Avenue
Northeast; he said he did not think there would be much more commercial traffic than there is
at present; he said he did -not think they should shut off the back access to the lot, Mr.
Rasmussen has a right to access to the,rear of his lot. -Mr.. Rasmussen explained that he had
apiece of land behind his building that wasuseless and he plannted on building a warehouse and
dock•and also on having his trucks and employees cars parked back there so as to get them off of
9th Street; he said the builk of their freight comes by railroad and is pikked.up by their own
trucks- Mr. Malcolm McKay of-727 - 12th Avenue N. E.; Mr. A. E. Sachs of 813 - 12th Avenue N.E.;
Mrs. Philip Morek of 72- = 12th Avenue N. E.; Mr. John Wright of 739 - 12th Avenue N. E.; Mrs.
Raymond Kruger of 712 = 12th-Avenue N. E-.; and Mr-. Robert Carlson of 812 - 12th Avenue N. E.
were each present and spoke in opposition to having this street put here; they said 12th Avenue
was a dead end street and their were -a large number of children here and they did.not think there
should be all these commercial trucks driving here. Mr. Krieger stated that the City Engineer
had issued a sidewalk permit No. 8.117, dated September 4, 1964 granting to Glenn Rasmussen
permission to construct bituminous driveway on to 12th Avenue N. E. from 1116 - 9th Street, this
permit is subject to the owner getting approval of the Water Department to move the fire hydrant.
R. V. Ehrlck, City Attorney, stated that Ordinance No. 1167 provided for appeals; any person
aggrieved by any action taken by the City Engineer in granting or denying a permit -could present
a notice of appeal and be heard by the Common Council, and -the Council may reverse or modify -
the action of the City Engineer. After hearing those present a motion was made by Eichten-,
second by Perry, that this matter be referred to thePublic Works Committee and the Public Safety
Committee-, all voted in favor thereof, except Alderman Day who voted "no".
A petition with 51 signatures petitioning the Council to have the foul language,
noise and cars racing up -and down the streets every night, stopped in the residential area
adjacent to the Hightaay Cafe, located at 301 - 17th Avenue S. W.,-was again read. A -letter
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signed by Mayo Priebe, Henry Sisson and Esther Sisson (Deluxe Cabin Court Apartments) stating
that many of their customers moved out after just one. -night because of the noise and submitting
a list of names that hadmoved out after only one night, was also read. Mr. George Delaney,
Attorney was present representing.the petitioners; he said the.petition was signed by home owners
in this area, and that practically every night there was the shouting and laughing and alamming
of doors, etc. he suggested that either the.Council.should revoke the license or possibly action
should be taken by the City Attorney.under the.noise ordinance. Mr. Fay Lagervall the new owner
of the establishment was also present; he said he had just purchased this and was not aware of
this situation, but now he was policing it himself every night and thought the situation had
improved. Mrs. -Henry Sisson also spoke and requested that something be done to alleviate this
situation. J. J. Makcen, Chiff of Police, stated that he felt the problem is that a business
establishment such as this is not compatible with residential or motel areas, he said he was
convinced that even with the best management. such an establishment would have problems, this was
not bhe only one but this was in.a little worse location; he said he thought there should be a
buffer zone in these areas and it was probably as much a zoning problem as a police problem.
After hearing those present a motion was made by Wilson, second by Perry, that this matter be
referred to the Public Safety Committee, all voted in favor thereof.
Mr. John Hanson of 4031 - 17th Avenue N. W. was present in regard to the proposed
change of zoning of _.property in Sunrise Estates First Subdivision; he.said he had never received
a notice of the hearing on the proposed zone change and was very much opposed to it. Mr. Ray
Ahrens, the petitioner, was present and said the.reason they were requesting to have this changed
to muldiple dwelling was to have a buffer,between the residential and commercial property; he
said their plans were to -build four-plexes on;thesg lots and he thought htis would improve this
area,.however, he agreed to have Lots 7, 8 and 9, Block 1 of Sunrise.Estates First Subdivision
deleted from the proposed ordinace if the Council so desired. A motion was then made by McCaleb,
second by Day, that the said ordinance be amended by deleting from the Multiple Dwelling District
Lots 7 to 9,�inclusive in Block 1, Sunrise Estates First Subdivision, and upon roll call and all
voting in favor thereof, President-DeVries declared the motion carried. A motion was then made
by Perry, second by Wilson,,that the Ordinance, as amended, be adopted as read and upon roll call
and all voting in favor thereof, President DeVries declared the ordinance duly passed and adopted.
A letter signed by Richard L. Towey, President of the Joint Civil Defense Commission,
stating that they had adopted a resolution requesting the Common Council of the City of Rochester
to extend the mid -decade census to include a block -by -block determination of the location of the
residents of -the City of Rochester to enable the Office of Civil Defense to develop plans for
the utilization of public shelters and shelter movement, was read. A letter from the Board of
Education stating that they had authorized the expenditure of one-third of the amount of $1735
to have the age and sex by closk in the forthcoming census, was also read. The recommendation
of the Finance Committee that the Federal Census be taken on a block by block basis for an
additional cost of approximately $1,735.00, at this time a check for $720.00 should be submitted
to the Bureau; it is felt that for the additional information received and since the next census
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taken will be on this basis, that data supplied over as many years as possible, is pertinent;
these costs will be shared with other agencies desiring to use same, making the city's share
approximately 1/3 of the total cost, was read. A motion was then made by Eichten, second by
Hanlon, that the two letters be placed on file and the -recommendation be approved (the Finance
Committee to work out the financing), and all voting in favor thereof, President DeVries declared
the recommendation approved.
The City Engineer's preliminary estimate in theamount of $16,848 for construction
of a sanitary sewer and water main extension across Trunk Highway 52-14 at Memorial Parkway was
read and President DeVries ordered the same placed on file.
The two following resolutions -adopted by the Public Utility Board were each read
and upon motion by Perry, second by Eichten, and all voting in favor thereof, the same were
approved:
"Be it resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City of Rochester
Minnesota that the Common Council of said.City authorize the Public Utility
Board to enter into a contract with SM SUPPLY COMPANY for furnishing in
accordance with specifications on file
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the amount of the contract to be TWENTY TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY TWO DOLLARS
($2,282.00) and S M SUPPLY COMPANY being-the.lbwest responsible.bidder.
It is understood that these light standards are for the Municipal Airport
and the Airport Commission will be billed for this equipment.
Be it further resolved that the Common Council direct the Mayor and .
City Clerk to execute the contract documents."
"Be it resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City of Rochester,
Minnesota that the Common�Council of the said City authorize the Public
Utility Board to enter into a contract with CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
for furnishing in accordance with specifications on file_
THREE (3) FEEDER VOLTAGE REGULATORS
the amount of the contract to be FIVE THOUSAND TWENTY EIGHT DOLLARS
($5,028.00) and said Crescent Electric.-Supplly.,Co. being.the lowest'
responsible bidder.
Be it further resolved that, the Council direct the Mayor and City
Clerk to execute the contract documents.".
The following letters and petitions were each read and upon motion by Wilson,
by Perry, and all voting in favor thereof, the same were referred to the City Planning and Zoning
Commission: a. Petition with 11 signatures protesting the change of zoning of
Part of Lots 22 and 23, Auditor's Plat "A" (1102 - 4th Street
S. E.) from residential to -commercial district.
b. Letter from Mr. & Mrs. Fred R. Sonnenberg re changing property
at 800 - llth Avenue N.,E. from commercial to residential district.
c. Letter from Hutchinson Sauer, Inc. objecting to the zoning change
that has been proposed for Northgate area.
d. Petitions to have the property at 7-7th Street N. E. and 712 North
Broadway changed from residential to commercial district.
A letter from the Minnesota Organization of Blind, Inc. requesting that they be
permitted to conduct a two day campaign in Rochester instead of just the one day as previously
approved was read. Alderman Wilson moved that the request be approved, his motion was lost for a
want of a second. A motion was then made -by Eichten, second by Hanlon, that the request be denied
and they be allowed to conduct their white cane drive in Rochester on one day only, September 28th.
All voted in favor thereof, except Alderman Wilson who voted "no".
The Mayor's appointment of Mr. Gerald V. Deden of 15 Marvale Avenue as patrolman
on the Rochester Police Department:to fill the vacancy. -created by the resignation of Officer James
Paine, znas read. Upon motion by 'Wilson, second by Perry, and all voting in favor thereof, the
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appointment was approved.
The recommendation of the City.Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the petition to change the zoning.on part.of Lots'22 and 23, Auditor's Plat "A" from
residential to commercial district (1102 - 4th Street S. E.) and find that this proposal is not,
in accord with the City's adopted land use plan and it also would be a case of spot zoning and for
the above reasons, recommend that this proposed change of zoning be denied, was read. A motion was
made by Hanlon, second by Perry, that the recommendation. be approved., and the petition be denied,
and all voting in favor thereof, President DeVries declared the recommendation approved and the
petition denied.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the petition to change the.zoning on a portion_of.St. Marys Hospital Property from the
residential to the multiple dwelling district and find that this request is in accord with the
City's adopted land use pland and that the owners have immediate plans to expand the present
hospital building and therefore, recommend that this zoning district change be granted with the
exception that the property being used for a driveway access to 14th Avenue S. W. be omitted from
this proposal, was read. Upon motion by Day, second by Hanlon, and all voting in favor thereof,
the recommendation was approved and a hearing on the proposed zoning was set for October 19, 1964
at 7:30 o'clock P. M.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the application of St. Mary's Hospital to very the maximum height regulations of the
multiple dwelling district to permit the construction of a nine story addition to.the-hospital,
they find that many of the present hospital facilities are -in need of expansion and that these
facilf:eis are so located in the present hospital so as to make'it impractical from a functional
and economic standpoint to consider a complete reorganization of these facilities or to put them
in new locations and also find that the proposed addition is located substantial distances from
the outer boundaries of the site and that the additional height whould not prove,to be deterimental
to any of the adjoining properties, and therefore, recommend that the maximum height regulations
of the Multiple Dwelling District be waived to permit the construction of a nine story addition
to St. Mary's Hospital in accordance with the plans filed with this application, was read. Upon
motion by Wilson, second by Day, and all voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved
and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare the necessary resolution.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the petition to change the zoning on Lot 4, Block 23, Northern Addition from residential
to commercial district (815 North Broadway) and find that the block on which this lot is situated
is all zoned a Residential District and to change -it to commercial would be to establish a spot
zone, which is an illegal practice. -We also wish to point out that the proposed Zoning Ordinance
is scheduled to be introduced to the Common Council for action soon, and becuase of this, -they
feel it would be unwise to grant additional zoning district changes in this area at this time, the
area is proposed to be established as a B-lb District under the proposed Zoning Ordinance, because
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of the above reasons, they recommend this zone change be denied; they further recommend that the
Council grant the owner permission to remodel his present non -conforming use building at such
time as he makes a proper application under the provisions of Section 10 (e) of the Zoning
Ordinance, was' read. Upon motion by Perry, second by Day, and all voting in favor thereof, the
recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that -they
reviewed the request of the Rochester Town Board to have the City of=Rochester extend its sanitary
sewer system into various developed areas of Rochester Township without the areas being annexed
to the City of Rochester; although this matter was not referred directly to this Commission -for
consideration, we feel that it is a question of major policy concernto the City of Rochester -and
has a definite bearing on long range planning, for these reasons we have considered the letter;
we feel that in as much as the City of Rochester has recently expressed a willingness to extend -
its sanitary sewer and water services, as well as other municipal services, to areas in Rochester
Township. under the condition that these areas become an -official part of the City of Rochester
through annexation, and such annexation was turned..down by the people in Rochester Township,�this
request should be denied and the City continue to follow its present policy, was' read. Upon -
motion by Day, second by Eichten, and all voting in favor thereof,.the recommendation was referred
to the Public Works Committee.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they
had reviewed the possibility of declaring a moratorium on any further zoning district changes -
until the proposed Zoning Ordinance is acted upon by the Common Council; to consider granting
additional zoning districting amendments at this time, based on -the present Zoning Ordinance,
seems -to us to be very unwise; with the proposed'Zoning Ordinance to be introduced to the Common
'Council on October 5; 1964 and with separate readings to be given the proposed Ordinance at three
monthly intervals to be followed with final action -within one month after the -final reading, this
moratorium would likely last for only 90 to 120 days; therefore, in order for the City of Rochest
to be able to derive as much benefit from the proposed Zoning Ordinance as is reasonably possible,
they recommend that the Common Council enact the necessary -ordinance or resolution to declare a
moratorium -on receiving any further petitions for zoning district amendments until such time as
the proposed Zoning'Ordinance has been acted upon; this moratorium to become effective as of the
date of enactment of the necessary ordinance or resolution by the Common Council, and it would
expire on the date the Council takes final action on the proposed Zoning Ordinance, was read.
Alderman Hanlon said he did not favor moratorium but he thought the motivation behind this was a
real one, he said he thought this was one of the most important issues before the Council and an
honest effort should be made to study it; he said unless they are honestly going to try to adopt
this he did not think they should waste a -lot of time going over it, but if the Council was serious
about adopting it, he thought meetings should be set up in the near future to study it further,
he thought it should be brought to one conclusion or other but did not feel this Council had made
an honest effort.' Alderman Wilson stated that he'opposed one -provision in particular and that was
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concerning non -conforming use properties, he said the way it was set up it would devaluate the
property and indicated if this Section could be changed he would be ready to vote on it. Alderman
Day stated he did not feel this had been given eough study, that the work on it was done by
Ladislas, Segoe & Associates instead of the Council. President DeVries said.the Council, the
Planning and Zoning Commission and -others had met on the proposed ordinance every noon for over
1� years and had gone over it page by page. Alderman McCaleb said he had been a member of the
Planning and Zoning Commission and also of the Council but had not as yet made up his mind on it
but as of now he was opposed to it. A lengthy discussion was held and it was suggested that
President DeVries arrange some meetings in the near future to discuss and.study the proposed
Zoning -Ordinance. A motion was then made by McCaleb, second by Wilson, that the recommendation
of the City Planning & Zoning Commission be disapproved, upon roll call and all voting in favor
thereof, President DeVries declared the said recommendation duly NXNMHXXU disapproved.
The motion made by Hanlon, second by Day, that the position of Justice of Peace
be abolished, which was tabled for 30 days on August 17, 1964, was again before the Council.
Alderman Day withdrew his second. President DeVries then declared the motion by Hanlon lost for
want of a second. Alderman Day stated that he understood this was going to be one of the
things taken up by the State Legislature in the next session and therefore moved that this be
tabled until the Legislature takes action on this question; Alderman McCaleb seconded themotion
and upon roll call Day, Eibhten, McCaleb, Perry and Wilson voting."aye", Hanlon Abstained and
DeVries voting "no", President DeVries declared the motion carried.
The recommendation of the Public Safety Committee that Ordinance No. 1239, which
provides for formation and governen ent of the Police Department be amended to permit employment
of seven (7) school traffic supervisors rather than the present six (6) and that the additional
school traffic supervisor be assigned to protect the crossing at 14th Street and 12th Avenue N.W.,
was read. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Eichten, and all voting -in favor thereof, the
recommendation was approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare the necessary
ordinance.
The recommendation of the Public Safety Committee stating that they had considered
the request of Just Rite Superette and Springer Realty Company to have parking restricted on 6th
Avenue S. W. between 2nd and 3rd Streets, the committee recommends that parking in this block be
restricted to one hour on both sides of the street except for the north half of the block on the
east side of the street, was read. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Day, and all voting in favor
thereof, the recommendation was approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare a
resolution making this change effective.
The recommendation of the Public Safety Committee stating that complaints have
been received by the committee that at some locations in the parking meter area when trucks park
at the first parking space adjacent to an intersection, a hazard is created as the sight distance
is reduced and the Public Safety Committee recommends that a general authority -be given to the
Police Department and the City Engineer to erect a sign stating "No Truck Parking this Space"
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where this condition exists, was read. Upon -motion by Wilson, second by Day, and all voting in
favor thereof, tie recommendation was approved-. _
The recommendation of the Public Safety Committee stating that they had cons
the petition of several residents living near the alley bounded by North Boradway and 1st Avenue
and 5th and 6th Streets N.-E. protesting the recent council action making -this alley one-way
and the Public Safety Committee recommends that the Council action establishing this alley for.
one-way traffic be rescinded and that -traffic be permitted on a two-way basis in this alley, was
read. -Upon motion by Wilson, second by Eichten, and all voting in favor thereof, the recommenda-
tion was approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare the necessary resolution
making this change effective.
The recommendation of the Public Works Committee that the Council initiate a
local improvement project, without petition, for sanitary sewer and-water.main.in North Skyline
Drive and West Frontage Road -of T. H..52 to Lot 55 North Sunny Slopes, was read. Upon motion by
Perry, second by McCaleb, and all voting in favor thereof, except Alderman Hanlon who voted -"no",
the recommendation was approved.
The feasibility report of the City Engineer stating that a resolution proposing
sanitary sewer and water main in North Skyline -Drive -and west frontage Road of T. H..52 to
Lot 55 North -Sunny Slopes was referred to his office on September.21, 1964 for engineer's prelim-
inary report and they repor5 that the improvement is feasible and recommend its construction, the
estimated -costs, made without survey or plans are $17,000.00, was read.together with the
recommendation of the Public Works Committee -recommending -its construction with the costs being
assessed to abutting benefited property in the City on a.current basis.and to papperty not
presently within the City on a deferred basis -in accordance with their respective benefits, Upon
motion by Perry, second by Eichten, and all.voting in favor thereof except Alderman Hanlon who
voted "no", the recommendation -was approved.
The recommendation of the Finance,Committee that payroll deduction procedures be
made vailable to city employees who wish to uebe it for making contributions to the upcoming
Greater -Rochester United Fund campaign, and,authorizing the City Clerk with the cooperation of the
various City departments who prepare payrolls to make such arrangments as may be necessary to
withhold United Fund contributions from the employees wages, these withholdings may be made only
where requested in written form from employees, and these deductions shall be.forwarded regularly
to the United Fund; further, in the interest of economy of clerical labor to;provide this service,
they feel that the withholdingprocedure.should apply only to those contributions of fifty cents
(50e) or more per month, was.read. Upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, and all voting in
favor thereof, -the recommendation.was approved.
The recommendation of the Personnel.Advisory Committee that the wage rates for
School Crossing Guards be set at $6.50 per day for guards with less than.one year experience and
$7.00 per day for guards with one or more years experience -for the 1964-65 school year to be
effective September 1,.1964,.was.read._ Upon motion by Wilson., second by Perry, and all voting in
favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
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The report of the City Treasurer for the mgnth,of August, 1964 was presented and
President DeVries ordered the same placed on file.
_The reports of the.Clerk of Municipal Court for the week ending September 11,1964
showing total criminal fines and costs collected and civil fees received $3,335.50 and total
remitted to the City Treasurer $2,399.50 and for_the week ending September 18, 1964 showing total
criminal fines and costs collected and ct*il fees received $4,128.00 and total remitted to the
City Treasurer $2,913.00 were each presented and President DeVries ordered the same placed on file.
- The contract bonds of Universal Ford -Sales, Inc. in the amount of $10,145.00
with United States Casulaty Company as surety and Carlisle G. Fraser, Inc. in the amount of
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$9,942.45 with Transamerical Insurance Company as surety were each read and upon motion by Wilson,
second -by -Perry, and all voting in.favor thereof, the bonds were referred to the Mayor for approval.
The license bond of Macey.Signs, Inc. in the amount of $1,000.00 with The Ohio
Casualty Insurance Company as surety was.read and upon motion py Wilson, second by Perry., and all
voting in favor thereof, the bond was approved, the surety thereon accepted and the bond was.
ordered placed on file._
The applications for transfer of "on" and "off" sale 3..2 beer license from
Florence Pervin to F. Winston Lagervall,_ at 301 - 17th Avenue Southwest were each read and upon_
motion by Wilson, second by Eichten,,and all voting.in favor thereof, the applications were
referred to the Public Safety Committee.
The applications of Leland Fay and Schwanke Masonry Inc. for license to construct
sidewalks, curb and gutter and driveways.were each read:and upon motion by Day_, second by Wilson,
and all voting in favor thereof, the licenses were granted.
The application of Lysne Construction Company for a permit to move,a 1� story house f
from 1609 Third Avenue Southeast to 20th Street.Southeast was read. Upon motion by Wilson, second
by Eichten, and all voting in favor thereof, the permit was granted.
The applications of Brede Inc. for license to erect and maintain signs; William
Kitzman and Kenneth Larson for Journeyman Plumber's license; and Benny Luther for a Journeyman
Hot Water and Steam Fitter's license were each read. Upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, and
all voting in favor thereof, the licenses were granted.
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The following resolutions were each introduced and read and upon motion made and
seconded and all voting in favor thereof, President DeVries declared the said resolutions duly
passed and adopted:
Resolution authorizing the Public Utility Board to enter into contract with S. M.
Supply Company._ Upon motion by Wilson, second by -Hanlon, resolution adopted.
Resolution authorizing the Public Utility Board to enter into contract with
Crescent Electric Supply Company.. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Hanl®n, resolution adopted.
Resolution setting salary of School Crossing Guards for the year ending
December 31, 1964. Upon motion by_Wilson, second by.Perry, resolution adopted.
Resolution referring proposed improvement.for feasibility report and recommend-
ation for construction of sanitary sewer and water main in North*Skyline Drive and west front age
road of T. H. 52 to Lot 55, North Sunny Slopes. Upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, resolution
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adopted. Alderman Hanlon voted "no".
Resolution receiving preliminary report, ordering a public hearing and directing
preparation of plans and specifications for construction of sanitary sewer and water main in
North Skyline Drive and west frontage road of T. H. 52 to Lot 55, North Sunny Slopes. Upon mot
by Wilson, second by McCaleb, resolution adopted. Alderman Hanlon voted "nog.
Resolution granting a variance from the Zoning Ordinance to provide for the
construction of a joint garage at 853-863 Fifth Avenue Southeast. Upon motion by Wilson,
second by Eichten, resolution.adopted.
Alderman Perry moved that the nine resolutions 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 voted in favor thereof.
A motion was then made by Wilson, second by Hanlon, that the following nine
resolutions be adopted as read and all voting in favor thereof, President DeVries declared the
said resolution duly passed and adopted:
1. Resolution appropriating $766.78 from the General Fund; $223.45 from the
_S & A Fund; $376.88 from the Fire Protection Fund; $44.00 from the Sewer Fund; $374.05 from the
P.I.R. Fund and $13,036.82 from the Park Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to Goodyear
Service Store $373.38; Cooperative Oil Company $275.68; Big Four Oil Company $242.65; Leitzen
Concrete Products $529.00; State of Minnesota, Department of Highways $374.05 and Permanent
Improvement Fund $13,036.82.
2. Resolution appropriating $435.34 from the Police Protection Fund and
$1,130.74 from the Parking Meter Fund and ordering payment made to H & H Electric Company
$1,130.74; Powell &Sullivan $208.60 and Postier & Eggers Company $226.74.
3. Resolution appropriating $679.60 from the General Fund; $158.10 from the
Fire Protection Fund; $229.29 from the S & A Fund; $1,728.49 from the Sewer Fund; $128.59 from
the Police Protection Fund and $232.09 from the Lighting Fund and ordering payment made to
Quality Printers & Stationers $354.73; N. W. Bell Telephone Company $479.91; National Bushing &
Parts $300.33; City of Rochester, P. U. $2,055.79.
4. Resolution appropriating $2,805.98 from the P.I.R. Fund and ordering payment)
made to Littrup Nielson, Inc.
5. Resolution appropriating $6,055.48 from the General Fund and ordering
payment made to The Johnson Company $569.60; Rogers $238.88; N. W. Refining Company $4,359.65;
Quarve & Anderson Company $887.35.
6. Resolution appropriating $5,365.99 from the General Fund and ordering
payment made to Special School District #4 $,1',573.05; U. S. Department of Commerce $720.00;
National Recreation Assn. $408.74 and The Texaco Company $2,664.30.
7. Resolution appropriating $969.98 from the Street & Alley Fund and ordering
payment made to Francis V. McGovern Agency $277.36; Mobil Oil Company $211.98; Rochester Ready
Mix Concrete Co. $205.00 and Paper Calmenson Company $271.64.
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8. Resolution appropriating $404.70 from the•Music Fund and ordering payement made
to Joseph Skogen $202.35 and -William Ribdell $202.35.-
- 9. Resolution appropriating-$1,098.18 from the Public Health & Welfare Fund and
ordering payment made to Mary R. Wilson $220.00; Russell Reinartz $260.88; Lederle Laboratories
$240.00 and N. W.'Bell Telephone Company $377.30.=
The following claims were each read -and upon -motion by Wilson, second by Perry,
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 Treasuerer and -make payments -accordingly:
From -the -General -Fund: The Mayo Clinic $65.00;-Wm. H. Ziegler Company $19.70;
Peoples Natural Gas Company-$26.95; Monte's $32.15; Stockinger Cartage.Co. $3.25; Cranston
Typewriters $4.50; The Johnson Co. $50.40; Trautner Sales Company $15.67; Minnespolis Blue -
Printing Co. $42.49; Schmidt Printing Co. $14.18; Arnolds'Supply Company $5.95; The Sanitary
Company $9.60; American Linen Supply Company $25.50; Firestone Stores, Inc. $3.00;.R. V. Ehrick
$12.60; Mason Publishing Company $30.00; Rochester Post Bulletin $18.00; Louis Bennett $137.70;
T. 0. Wellner, M. D. 50.00; R. Daniel Castle $5.00; Mayor & Manager $5.00; Ray Sibley $20.009
Mrs. Tillie Nelson $30.00; John E. Sutherland $25.00; Albert Hermanson $25.00; Ina Mae Wade.$25.00;
Sylvia L. Ekman $25.00; Arthur West $25.00; Rachel Collins $24.25; Helen Steinrtbetz $24.25; Cath-
erine Coleman $24.25;-Rena Hicks $25, 00; Mabel Becker $24.25; Catherine-Buske $24.25; Augusta,
McGovern $25.00; Nell Cooke $25.00; Mary Klee $25.00; Francis Morrison $25.00; Agnes Breinholdt
$25.00; Eunice Warren $25.00; Alice Delano $24.00; Vera Engle $24.00; E.'C.*Hargesheimer $24.00;
TEhelma Coon $25.00; Martha Tewes $25.00; Ella Brown $25.00; Elaine Stokes $25.00; Irene Shea
$25.00; Esther Spring $25.00; Paul Schmidt $74.25; Merle Schellin $24.25; Maud M. Finch $24.25;
Carrie -Gross $24.25; Sarah Fogarty $24.25; Amanda Sperling $23.25; Elaine Kerr $23.50; Muriel
Cooley $23.50; Arla Spears $23.50; Marilyn Agneberg $23.50; Phyllis Willard $22.50; Margaret
Robertson $25.00; Mildred Schomberg $25.00; Lillian Kegler $25.00; Marjorie Adams $25.00; Wray-
Eastlick $26.50; Florence Campbell $22.50; Ione Chase $23.50; Walter'Crandall $25.00; Raymond
Mueller $23.50; Hester Smith $25.00; Maxine Schultz $13.00;*Virginia Sorenson $25.00; E. J.
Mulvihill $25.00; C. Ross Taylor $25.00; E ma Plough $22.50;*Robert Trusty $24.00; Betty -Jo
Dorschner $22.50; Iva Rolstad $22.50; Helen Olson $23.50; Helen Sell $22.50;-Elsie-Marsh $23.50;
Verda Hackman $23.50; Delores McDermott $23.50; Tura Stoffer $23.50; David Fanning $25.00;
Mabel Ann Chapman $25.00; William Johnson $25.00; Olive Tiede $25.00; Helen Corfits $25.00;
Ruth Mertz $24.25; Mary Altherr $24.25; Agnes Tidde'$24.25; Shirley Graham $24..25; Margaret
Nelson $24.25; Lucille Boldt $23.25; Ihla Peterson $24.25; Marian Poshusta $24.25; Cynthia
Klinkenborg $23.25; Donald J. LeBrassuer $15.00; Woodhouse Brothers $15.07; Elco Concessions
$10.70; R. C. Drips Grocer Co. $20.82; Curtis L. Taylor $17. 93; Roger Stasek $7.95; Trautner
Sales Co. $1.50; Cochran & Gillespie $15.00;'Reeve's Drug'Store $5.63; Stoppel Feed & Seed Store
$2.75; Filmshops, Inc. $3.06; Rochester Yellow Cab.Corporation '$31.00; Mayo Civic Auditorium
$50.00; Don Fisher Oil Company $83.10; Park'Department $194.95; Joseph Mayer $25.00; James M.
Bray $64.75; Garnet Spring $80.55; Rogers $78.60; Mrs-. Richard Ferber $47.28; Jane tJohnson,
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$38.75; West Publishing $72.00; Elaine Miller @14.00; Elfreda Reiter, City Clerk $38.80;
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Gopher Welding Service $35.92; Ade Hardware $14.91; Cabinet Craft $121.27; Larry Lentz $120.00;
Deiter Paper & Marine Supply'$55.46.
From the Street &•Alley•Fund: Peoples Natural Gas Company $99.05;•Schart Auto
Supply $156.98; Littrup Nielson Inc. $33.00; Hall Equipment Company $123.11; Truck Service C
$90.38; Haling Company $33.20; Fullerton Lumber Company $3.90; Universal Motors Inc. $26.76;
Harolds•Auto Electric $.80; Clements Chevrolet Company-$17.43; Hentges Glass Company $1.50;-
National Bwleding Supply $13.11; Anderson Radiator Service $8.50; Ken Herold $194:50; Carlton -
Kruse $95.53; C. O..BrownAgency $108.00.; Ace Hardware $12.24.
From the Fire Protection Fund: Peoples -Natural Gas Coiipany $21.81; S. M.
Supply Company $19.76; Emmett J. Hand $5.00; National Fire Protection Assn. $51.00; E. S. Hauser
$6.00; Skelly Oil Company $15.15; Fire & Safety Inc.-$15.00.
'From the Police -Protection Fund: Cabinet Craft $2.93; Fire & Safety, Inc.
$56.20; Key Laboratories, Inc. $50.48; C. P. Dry Cleaners $20.25; Lew Bonn Company $35.08; Dieter
Paper & Marine Supply $46.47; Beckley'-s Inc. $6.50; The Dayton Company $17.95;-Francis Pull, -
$4.50; Model Lawlers $3.50; Cochran & Gillespie $5.00; Montgomery Ward $11.07; 0 & B Shoe Store
$134.70; Red earpet Car Wash $28.50; Standard Oil Company $107.80; Charles Pollock M.D. $85.00;
Laurence DeSanto*$65.00; Thomas Office Equipment $18.50; Melvin Mertz $70;00;•Capitol Eat Shop
$6.40; Ed's Mobil Service $30.48; Wong's Cafe $13.20; Ace Transfer & Storage $94.25; Quality'
Printers & Stationers $74.15;-N. W. Bell -Telephone Co. $18.00; National Bushing & Parts $36.44.
From the -Sewer Fund: Peoples Natural Gas Company $35.81; Fullerton Lumber
Company $49.50; Surety Waterproofing Company $166.70; Welborn Welding Company $42.60; Michel
Sales Company $93.64; McKesson Robbins $165.00;-Gateway Transportation Company 1 $20i5l; Gopher
Welding Service $6.20; The Kruse Company $41.25; Rochester Materials Company $72.20; Woodhouse
M a6heis $11.21; Ace Hardware $33.69; Reeves Drug Store $4.47; N. W: Be11.Telephone Co: $50.10
National Bushing &Parts Co. $34.60.
From the Auditorium Fund: Woodhouse Brothers $24.28; Waco Scaffolding &
Supply Company $23.35; Cal Smith, Manager $13.91; Quality Printers & Stationers $10.15; Peoples
Natural Gas Company $32.53; Park Department $179.83; N. W. Bell Telephone Co. $79.80; National
Bushing & Parts $3:03;.The Johnson Company $23.50; Hillyard Sales Company $98.70; Wm. T. McCoy
Post-#93 $3.90 and American Linen Supply Company $13.25.
From the Music Fund: N. W. Bell Telephone Company $56.02; Isaac Gordon $7.65;
Harry Eurtin $56.10; Robert MacDowell $57.50; Rickey -McDaniel $7.65; Louis Canar $19.25; Roche
Visitor $36.00; Quality Printing Company $27.25; Adams•$1.95; Williams Printing Company $39.00;
Mayo Civic Auditorium $170.63; Hroude Brothers $107.60; Evelyn Warner $90.00; Rochester Post
Bulletin $108.00.
From the Parking Meter Fund: Alpek Sheet Metal Works $17:90 and Brinck
Solberg $107.15.
From the Public Health &Welfare Fund: Universal Ford Sales $25.14; City of
Rochester $60.41; Health Office, Intact Fund $56.08; Fire & Safety, Inc. $15.00; Foster Electric
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Company $2.10; Arnolds Supply $3.80; American Linen Supply $7.60; Peoples_Natural Gas Company,
$12.94; City of Rochester, P.U. $2.25; Royal McBee Corporation $31.56; Board of Public'Health &
Welfare $5.75; Paul F. Wilson $52.50; Robert Zabel $6.00; V. Mueller & Company $24.54; Model
Lawlers $22.60; Lederele Laboratories $17.40; Osco Drug Company $2.99; Loren Nelson $6.30;
Schmidt Printing Company $9.71; Doris Toddie $127.78; Florence Reinarz $97.50; Marian Anderson
$153.45; Pitney Bowes $30.25; Quality Printing Company $177.93; Naegle Sign Company $40.80;
Stanley Drips, Postmaster $100.00i Moen Photo Service $152.76; Greater Rochester Surplus Store,
$1.99; George T. Walker & Company•$44.26; Hach..Chemical Company $14.53; Applied Research $3.84;
Dairy Technology, Inc. $8.56; Mrs. L. Hanson $36.00; Robert Rossi.$61.98; William C. Bartels
$11.55; Dr.,R. P. Zimon $19.48; Neola Henson $7.64; William Poblete $5.48; Charles Phenix $19.95;
Karen Woodworth $11.18; Lyla Kinneberg $5.36; Avis Hernwall $11.18; Rosalie Grosenick $12.53; Jane
Gifford $8.48; Ann Coder.$4.80; Carol Christensen $1.80; Virginia Hall $11.18; Cooperative Oil
Company $2.50; Whiting Printers &,Stationers $105.60; General Electric Company $11.84; Nuclear
Chicago Corporation $10.20; American Nurses Association $3.50;_Schmidt Printing Company $139.80;
American Journal of Nursing $25.00; Cranston,Typewriter $3.00; Schmidt Printing Company $1.95;
The Johnson Company $86.59; American P.H. Assn. Inc. $3.10; Parents Magazine Enterprises $6.00;
Monte's $18.10; I.B.M. $25.49; Quality Printers & Stationers $47.00; National Water Weil_ Assn.
$6.00; Lucy Wilder Bookstore $112.65.
The recommendation,of the City Planning and Zoning Qommission, dated March 16,
1964, stating that they•had reviewed the recommendation of this commission made on January 13,
1964 and also heard the comments from the owner and on the basis of this re-evaluation and the
need for additional street right-of-way from this property, they recommend that, the Common Council
delay any further action on the annexation matter for three (3) months and that the City of
Rochester negotiate with Mr. Miller for the acquisition of the,lands needed for major street
purposes in accord with our recommendation of January 13, 1964,, was again read (this recommend-
ation had been tabled by the Council for six months on March.17,.1964). Mr. -Miller was present
and stated that he was not interested in being annexed at this time, he said•the highway has not
gone through the property yet and he has one child still.going to grade,school. Upon motion by
Day, second by Eichten, and all voting in favor thereof, the recommendation.was again tabled
until the first meeting in June, 1965. , ..
The recommendations of the Planning .& Zoning Commission presented to the Common
Council on March 17, 1964 and tabled for six months, were again presented and upon motion by
Wilson, second by Perry, and all voting in favor thereof, the same were tabled until the meeting
of October 5, 1964: ,
a. initiation of annexation proceedings on lands urrounded by the City (south of
2nd St. S.W. and north of 3rd St. S.W. and west of Fire Station #3 and east of
Vern Clark property.
b. initiation of annexation of lands surrounded by city (Brookside Cab ins).
c. initiation of annexation of part of D.E.k of Sec. 25-107-14 Whiting, Bambill
& Thye properties in N. E. Rochester.
d. initiation of annexation (Lots 1 and 2, Sunrise View Addition)
e. initiation of annexation (Elim Baptist Church)
f. initiation of annexation (Cassidy property and others on 19th St. N.E.)
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A resolution amending the resolution adopted by the Common Council on June 5, 1962.
establishing taxicab, limousine and .sight-seeing bus stands in the City as -follows, was read:
"Subparagraph (2) thereofis amended so as to read in its entirety as,
follows:
,(2) One taxicab stand on First Street Southwest,on the South
side of the street in the first space West of the
intersection with First Avenue Southwest,." _
Upon motion by Wilson, second by Hanlon, and all voting in.favor thereof, the above resolution
was adopted.
.A resolution amending the resolution adopted by,the Common Council on July 21, 1958,
establishing parking and parking meter regulations and provisions pursuant to Ordinance No._871,
as follows,was read:
(1) Section (2) NO PARKING ZONES is hereby amended by adding thereto
Subvections fe, ff and fg to read as follows:
"fe. On the north side of the east -west alley which lies between.
second Avenue Southeast and Third Avenue Southeast and between
Third Street Southeast and Fourth Street Southeast at all times."
"ff. On both sides of the north -south alley which lies between Fifth .
Street,Northwest and Sixth SJrreet Northwest and which is the
first alley east of llth Avenue Northwest at all times."
"fg. On 14th Avenue Southwest on.the west side of the street.for a
distance of 150 feet more or less equidistant on each side of
the center line of the access drive to the St. Mary's Hospital
property, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m..every
day except Sunday."
(2) Section (2) NO PARKING ZONES is hereby amended by changing Subsection
"cv" so as to read -in its entirety as follows: .. _
'.'cv. Fifth Street Northwest on the south side of the north service
drive.from EighthAvenue to Ninth Avenue and on both sides of
the north service drive from Ninth Avenue to llth Avenue at
all times."
(3) Section (5) PASSENGER LOADING ZONES is hereby amended by adding
thereto Subsection cz to read as, follows:
"cz. On 14th Street Northwest on the north side of the street
for a distance of 50 feet more or less, immediately west
of Fourth Avenue Northwest."
Upon motion by Day, second by Hanlon, and all voting in favor thereof, President DeVries
declared the resolution duly passed and adopted.
An Ordinance annexing to the City of Rochester, Minnesota, certain unplatted land not
exceeding two hundred acres in area, all being in the Northeast Quarter of Section Twenty -Eight,
Township One Hundred Seven North, Range Fourteen West, Olmsted County, Minnesota (Northridge)
was given its first reading. A motion was made by Perry that the rules be suspended and the
ordinance be given its second reading, but upon roll call Alderman Wilson voted "no".
An Ordinance annexing to the City of Rochester, Minnesota, a part of Loot Sixty -Eight,
Belmont Slope, Olmsted County, Minnesota and repealing Ordinance No. 1261, was given its first
reading. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Day, 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 Day, 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 Day, that the said ordinance be adopted as read and all voting in favor thereof,
President DeVries declared the said ordinance duly passed and adopted.
Upon motion by Hanlon, second by Wilson, and all voting in favor thereof, the meeting
was adjourned."
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