HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-19-1965,Ito Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
of the City of Rochester, Minn., July 19,. 1965
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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
July 19, 1965.
Upon motion by Perry, second by Day, and all present voting in favor thereof,
Alderman McCaleb was appointed as President pro tem.
President-,apro 7tem-rMeCalebt-}cralled the meeting to order at 7:30 o'clock P. M. , the
following 1members being present: President pro tem McCaleb, Aldermen Day, Eichten, Perry,
Wilson. Absent: President DeVries and Alderman Hanlon.
Upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof,
the minutes of the meeting of July 6, 1965 were approved.
President pro tem McCaleb stated this as being the time and place set for
receiving and opening bids for furnishing one police patrol car for use in the City Police
Department. No bids were received (no patrol cars were available at this time so no further
action was taken).
President pro tem McCaleb stated this as being the time and place set for receiving
and opening bids for Bituminous overlay and extension of runway 31 (State Project No. 5501-
20 and F.A.A. Project 9-21-079-0406)and extension and lighting on runway 02 and taxiway
(State project 5501-20 and F.A.A. Project No. 9-21-079-07). The bids of Rochester Sand &
Gravel Company in the amount of $232,320.60; Leon Joyce -Construction Company in the amount
of $234,469.10 and Ulland Brothers, Inc. in the amount of $259,222.35 were each received
and opened and upon motion by Wilson, second by Eichten, and all present voting in favor
thereof, the bids were referred to the Airport Commission for tabulation and recommendation.
President pro tem McCaleb stated this as being the time and place set for hearings
on the following projects:
Hearing on grading and surfacing the southerly 50 feet of First Avenue S. W. at
vacated 8th Street Southwest. Mr. Michael Fitzgerald, Attorney representing his mother,
Mrs. Kathleen Fitzgerald one of the property owners, was present and stated they had no
quarrel with the improvement but wanted to know (1) who had petitioned for this improvement
and (2) if it would be spread over a period of years or would have to be paid all at once.
C. A. Armstrong, City Engineer, reported that this improvement had been petitioned for by
one of the two owners, namely the YMCA and that it would be spread over a period of at
least five years. There was no one else wishing to be heard. President pro tem McCaleb
declared the hearing officially closed.
Hearing on construction of sanitary sewer in 24th Street Northeast from 4th Avenue
Northeast to T. H. No. 63. There was no one present wishing to be heard. President pro
tem McCaleb declared the hearing officially closed.
Hearing on sidewalk construction at certain locations in Northeast Rochester (1)
on the east side of North Broadway from 14th to 17th Street Northeast (2) on 17th Street
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Northeast from North Broadway to3rd Avenue Northeast (3) on the west side of 2nd Avenue
Northeast aubtting Lot 11, Block 11, Gregg's Addition (4) on the west side of 3rd Avenue
Northeast abutting Lot 14, Block 1 and Lots 1 through 4, Huey Reynolds Addition (5) on
both sides of 16th Street N. E. from North Broadway to 2nd Avenue Northeast. A letter
signed by George L. O'Keefe of 4 - 17th Street N. E. citing the following reasons why
he objected to the proposed improvement, was read and ordered placed on file: (1) the
pedestrian traffic absolutely does not justiy a sidewalk at this location; (2) there is
no benefit to the abutting propertya owner; (3) theCity is further creating a safety
hazard on North Broadway by constructing a sidewalk adjacent to an open drainage ditch
of considerable depth, of which the State of Minnesota Highway Department created instead
of doing a complete job at the States expense, as they did install curbing and boulevard
north of 17th St. N. E. at state expense; (4) a sidewalk not being of necessity on North.
Broadway from 16th to 17th St. N. E. it is not required on 17th St. N. E. between North
Broadway and 2nd Avenue N. E. as pedestrian traffic does not warrant the expenditure;and
(5) the proposed improvement has not been petitioned by the abutting property owners. Mr.
David Hunt of 1642 North Broadway, Mr. Littrup Nielson of 1631 First Avenue N. E. and Mr.
Roger Knudtson of 10 - 17th Street N. E. were each present and protested the construction
of sidewalk on Broadway.from 16th to 17th and on 17th Street N. E.; they stated they did
not feel sidewalk was warranted and that the abutting property owners would be benefited.
There was no one else wishing to be heard; President pro tem McCaleb declared the hearing
officially closed. After further discussion a motion was made by Perry, second by
Wilson, that the project be approved with the exception of the area of the opposition
voiced this evening, i. e. Broadway from 16th to 17th Street N. E. and on 17th Street
N. E. from Broadway to 2nd Avenue N. E., and this part be referred back to the Public
Works Committee for further study; all present voted in favor thereof.
Hearing on the proposed change of zoning of the north end of Lot 8, Replat of part
of Outlot A and.Block 4, Sehl's 2nd Subdivision from R-2 District to R-1 District. There
was no one present wishing to be heard. President pro tem McCaleb 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 Day, and all
present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was accepted and the City Attorney
was instructed to prepare the necessary ordinance.
Hearing on granting a variance on the property located at 1115 - 7th Street S. W.
Mrs. F. H. Ellis of 615 - 10th Avenue S. W. was present, she said their property
adjoined the property in question and they were not necessarily opposed to granting this
variance but they wanted to know what was going to be done here. Dr. S. D. Mills of 1104
7th Street S. W. was also present, he said they had not received a notice on this change
and were wondering what was going to be done. They were told the plans were to divide
the lot and build another house on one end. A motion was then made by Eichten, second
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by Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof, the hearing was continued until the
meeting on August 2, 1965 at 7:30 P. M.
A letter from Robert G. Zabel, Mental Helath Director, submitting an application
for a supplemental grant-in-aid for additional monies to help furnish the Mental Health
Center, was read and upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, and all present voting in
favor thereof, the letter was referred to the Finance Committee.
A letter from John Marshall Senior High School requesting permission to again set
off a rocket every time the Rockets score at the home football games was read. 0. N.
Mertz, Fire Chief, stated that he would like to examine the rockets before permission
was granted. A motion was then made by Perry, second by Wilson, that their -request be
approved subject to approval of the rockets byh the Fire Chief; all present voted in
favor thereof.
The following letter from the Insurors Association of Rochester was read and upon
motion -by Perry, second by Day, and all present voting in favor thereof, the letter was
referred to the Finance Committee and the City Attorney:
"City Council
City of Rochester
Rochester, Minnesota
RE: City of Rochester
Fleet Insurance
Gentlemen:
On the 9th day of July, 1965, representatives from our'Association took the
privilege to review and examine the Fleet Insurance Policy in Ohio Casuality
Insurance Company. They noted several areas which possibly were not in
accordance with the bid specifications. The following items are those which
were noted:
1. Specifications require "a pick up endorsement setting forth the
vehicles---". No schedule was attached to the Policy. There is therefore
no way of discerning which vehicles are insured, when they were insured, nor
what value they were insured for. (i.e. Is a Firetruck insured for $100 or
$25,000?)
2. The specifications require "Personal Injury". The Policy provides
"Bodily Injury".
3. The specifications require deletion of the Workmen's Compensation Law
or disability law exclusion. The deletion was not in the Policy.
4. The specifications call for coverages to be provided for The City
of Rochester and all Officers, Agents, and Employees of the City of Rochester--".
The named insured on the Policy states only "City of Rochester".
It is the recommendation of our Association that this Policy be examined by the
legal Counsel for the City to determine if the noted discrepancies do in fact
exist and if there may possibly be other areas of non-compliance.
It is also suggested that future Policies delivered to the City be required to
be delivered at least 10 days prior to their effective date in order that
there be time to properly examine and review the Policies for concordance
with their respective specifications.
Yours truly,
/s Roland Hirman, President
A letter from the State of Minnesota, Water Pollution Control Commission, regarding
the problem of sewage disposal in the developed areas of the townships surrounding the
City of Rochester was read. Upon motion by Perry, second by Eichten, and all present
voting in favor thereof, the letter was referred to the Public Works Committee. (The
Council as a whole to meet with the Public Works Committee on this problem as soon as
possible).
A letter from State of Minnesota, Department of Health, submitting report covering
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plans for water main extension in Edgewood Drive from 20th Street to West Chester Court
was read and ordered placed on file.
The five following applications were each read and upon motion by Wilson,
second by Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof, the same were referred to
the Planning and Zoning Commission: (a) application for approval of a shopping center
on Lot 1, Replat of Outlot 1 and Block 1 Replat Bielenberg & Giese 4th Addition; (b)
application for approval of general development plan of Meadow Park Addition(c) applica-
tion for plat approval (final) of Elton Hills East Second Subdivision (d) application fors,
plat approval (final) of Northgate Sixth Addition and (e) application for variance
signed by Gateway Grocer Company on Lots 5 and 8, and west 25 feet of Lot 7 West's
Subdivision.
A letter signed by Dr. Edgar G. Harrison calling attention to a hazardous
intersection at 1st Street and 13th Avenue S. W. especially for morning traffic, was
read and upon motion by Wilson, second by Perry, and all present voting in favor
thereof, the letter was referred to the Public Safety Committee.
The two following resolutions adopted by the Public Utility Board Vere each read
and upon motion by Wilson, second by Eichten, 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 amount of $150,000.00 be appropriated to the First National Bank
for the purchase of Federal Home Loan Banks Consolidated Notes dated July
15, 1965 and bearing interest at the rate of 4.35% per annum and maturing
May 25, 1966.
Be it further resolved that these Consolidated Notes be purchased for
Electric Department Depreciation Reserve."
"Be it resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City of Rochester
that the amount of $45,000.00 be appropriated to the First National Bank
for the purchase of Federal Home Loan Banks Consolidated Notes dated
July 15, 1965 and bearing interest at the rate of 4.35% per annum and
maturing May 25, 1966.
Be it further resolved that these Consolidated Notes be purchased
for Steam Department Depreciation Reserve."
The following resolution adopted by.the Public Utility Board was then read:
"Be it and it is hereby resolved by the
Public Utility
Board of. the City of
Rochester, Minnesota, that the Honorable Common
Council of the
said City
be and is
hereby
requested to authorize the
said Board to
pay the following
amounts
of salary
for the positions hereinafter mentioned
beginning as of
January 1,
1965:
ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT
No. of
Men in
1964
1965
Position Title
Year
Month
Year
Month
1
Superintendent
$13,200.00
$1,100.00
$14,100.00
01,175.00
1
Civil Engineer
11,000.00
916.66
11,542.32
961.86
1
Chief Eng. of Plants
11,000.00
916.66
11,542.32
961.86
1
Supt. of Distribution
11,000.00
916.66
11,542.32
961.86
1
Stock Cont. & Pur.Eigt.
9,180.00
765.00
9,632.64
802.72
1
Maintenance Foreman
8,100.00
675.00
8,499.36
708.28
1
. Control, Inst.,Results
Man
8,100.00
675.00
8,499.36
708.28
1
Line Foreman
8,100.00
675.00
8,499.36
708.28
1
Time & Plant Records Clk. 6,300.00
525.00
6,610.56
550.88
1
Draftsman
5,880.00
490.00
6,169.92
514.16
5
Shift Foremen
7,656.72
638.06
8,034.24
669.52
4
Operators
7,169.04
597.42
7,522.56
626.88
1
First Relief Operator
63,976.08
581.34
7,320.00
610.00
1
Second Relief Operator
6,782.88
565.24
7,117.20
593.10
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Men in
1964
1965
Position
Title
Year
Month
Year
Month
8
Assistant Operators
$6;492:48
$541.04
$6'812:64
$567.72
4
Auxiliary Operators
6;086:88
.507.24
6;386.88
532.24
4
Plant Attendants
51699:76
474.98
5,980.80
498.40
4
Plant Maintenance Men
5,699.76
474.98
5;980.80
498.40
3
Janitors
5,120.88
426.74
59373.36
447.78
4
Classified Common Laborers 5;120.88
426.74
5,373.36
447.78
1
Fuel Man
6,492.48
541.04
1
Coal Crew Foreman
7;00T.52
583.46
1
Assistant Fuel Man
6;086.88
507.24
69386.88
532.24
1
Chief Machinist
7:458.96
621.58
7;826.64
652.22
1
Machinist
7;169.04
597.42
7;522.56
626.88
1
Certified Welder
7;169.04
597.42
7,522.56
626.88
3
Mechanics
6:492.48
541.04
69,812.64
567.72
1
Chief Electrician
7,458.96
621.58
7;826.64
652.22
1
Electrician
7;169.04
597.42
7;522.56
626.88
1
Chief Stock Clerk
6,086.88
507.24
6;386.88
532.24
2
Stock Clerks
5,699.76
474.98
5:980.80
498.40
1
Chief Op.,Hydro House Furn.5,913.12
492.76
6,204.72
517.06
1
Operator, Hydro
5,699.76
474.98
6;204.72
517.06
2
Heavy Crew Foremen
7,656.72
638.06
8;034.24
669.52
1
Light Crew Foreman
79458.96
621.58
7;826.64
652.22
7
First Class Linemen
7,169.04
597.42
7;522.56
626.88
5
Second Class Linemen
6,376.56,
531.38
6,690.96
557.58
1
Second Cl. Lmmn.& Tree
Trimmer
6,690.96
557.58
1
Tree Trimmer
6,003:36
500.28
6
Groundmen
5,699.76
474.98
59980.80
498.40
4
Apprentice Groundmen
5;507.04
458.92
5;778.48
481.54
1
Underground Foreman
7:656.72
638.06
81,034.24
669.52
1
Cable Splicer
7,169.04
597.42
7;522.56
626.88
1
Cable Splicer Helper
5,699.76
474.98
5,980.80
498.40
1
Winch Truck Driver
5,960.16
496.68
1
Hydraulic Line Truck Operator
6;253.92
521.16
2
Line Truck Operator
6;111.36
509.28
1
Service & Meter Foreman
7,656.72
638.06
8,034.24
669.52
1
3 Ph. Mtr. Testr. -& 1st
Cl. Lineman
7*9169.04
597:42
7;522:56
626.88
1
Single Phase Meter Tester
6;003.36
500:28
69589.44
549.12
1
Labor Foreman
6,376.56
531.38
6,690.96
557.58
1
Dist. Records Clerk &
Layout Man
6,376.56
531.38
1
Distribution Draftsman
6,169.92
514.16
STEAM DEPARTMENT
1
Maintenance Man
7,323.60*
610.30
7,684.56*
640.38
* With Steam Fitter's
License
WATER DEPARTMENT
1
Superintendent
11,200.00
933.34
119752.32
979.36
1
Asst. Superintendent
7,500.00
625.00
8,400000
700.00
1
Draftsman
5,491.44
457.62
5,762.16
480.18
1
Electrician
7,169.04
597.42
7,522.56
626.88
1
Meter & Chlorinator
Foreman
6,724.56
560.38
7,056.00
588.00
6
Operators
6,318.48
526.54
6,630.00
552.50
1
Distribution Foreman
6,724.56
560.38
7,056.38
588.00
1
Chief Service Man
6,473.52
539.46
6,792.72
566.06
1
Service Man
6,318.48
526.54
6,630.00
552.50
3
Utility Men
6,318.48
526.54
6,630.00
552.50
2
Asst. Utility Men
5,697.36
474.78
5,978.16
498.18
1
Meter Tester & Repair Man
6,318.48
526.54
6,630.00
552.50
1
Apprentice Meter Tester
5,697.36
474.78
5,978.16
498.18
& Repair Man
SECRETARY'S OFFICE
1
Executive Secretary
11,200.00
933.34
12,120.00
1,010.00
1
Asst. Secretary
8,061.36
671.78
8,458.80
704.90
1
Manager - Collections
8,000.00
666.66
8,394.24
•699.52.
1
Meter Reader Foreman
6,279.84
523.32
6,589.44
549.12
5
Meter Readers
5,990.16
499.18
6,285.36
523.78
1
Service Man
6,763.44
563.62
7,096.80
591.40
1
Asst. Service Man
6,376.56
531.38
6,690.96
557.58
The above
salaries include the assigning of employees to scheduled
rotating
shifts.
"Be it and
it is hereby further resolved by the said
Board that
hourly labor, full or
part time,
necessary for utility operation be paid at such a rate
not to exceed that
adopted by
the Common Council, but said labor not
to participate
in Employees' Retire-
ment Plan."
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The following letter from the Personnel Advisory Committee was also read:
TO: The Honorable Mayor and July 12, 1965
Members of the Common Council
Subject: Wages for Public
Utility Employees
The Personnel Advisory Committee has studied the report of the Fact Finding Committee in
the Utility Departments wage and working conditions dispute. We understand that the
Utility Board has accepted this report and will.soon be submitting a recommendation to
the Common Council on wages and conditions of employment of Utility employees.
We regret that the wage adjustment recommended by the Fact Finding Panel does not conform
to the 3% and 47. patterns of other city departments. However, we are aware of the
extenuating circumstances and complex problems that forced the Utility Board, and the
vast amount of effort that went into trying to arrive at an equitable wage agreement.
Therefore, despite certain reservations, our recommendations to the Council are as
follows:
1. Approval of the Utility Department wage increases as recommended by the Fact
Finding Panel for employees who are eligible for union membership.
2. Approval of the sick leave program changes recommended by the Fact Finding
Panel to include no accumulation limit ---- such program to be effective 1-1-66.
(We feel that all provisions of the City's sick leave policy including funeral
leave and leave in case of critical family illness should be adopted intact
as the Utility Departments program, including charges for these items against
the employees sick leave account. We will be happy to review the present
sick leave policy further, but we feel that any revisions should be city wide.
3. Recommend assignment of the remaining 15 (mostly Supervisory) Utility posi-
tions into pay grades with similar city positions, with any salary increases
to be within the pay ranges recommended by C. C. Jorgensen or as revised.
(This item was not covered in the Fact Finding study.)
Finally, we wish to express our appreciation to the three members of the Fact Finding
Panel for gin outstanding job. Our particular thanks go to Mr. Lyle Horton,'The Utility
Board representative, and to Msgr. R. J. Jansen, Chairman of this committee.
Very truly yours,
s/ David Leonard, Chairman
s/ U. J. Eichten
s/ William H. Perry
s/ John Bakke, Secretary
cc: Mayor Smekta; Members of Common Council; Public Utility Board; L.Horton; Msgr. Jansen
Mr. Bakke was present and stated that these salaries had been discussed with the Public
Utility Board but that the following fifteen supervisory jobs had not been classified
and recommended that the other salaries be approved but these fifteen jobs be held up
and classified and put on the pay plan, the fifteen jobs are under the Electric Departme
1 Superintendent; 1 Civil Engineer; 1 Chief Engineer of Plants; 1 Supt. of Distribution;
1 Stock Cont. & Purchasing Agt.; 1 Maintenance Foreman; 1 Control, Inst., Results Man;
1 Time & Plant Records Clerk; 1 Draftsman. an&�iQDistribution Draftsman - In the Water
Department: 1 Superintendent; 1 Asst. Superintendent; 1 Draftsman; - in the Secretary's
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Office - 1 Executive Secretary; 1 Asst. Secretary; 1 Manager -Collections. A motion was
then made by Eichten, second by Perry, that the resolution as submitted be adopted but
that the fifteen jobs listed above be deleted from the resolution, and in the meantime
the Public Utility Board meet with the Personnel Advisory Committee to further study the
fifteen jobs; all present voted in favor thereof.
The matter of annexing various pieces of property surrounded by the City, which
was tabled until this meeting, was again discussed. A motion was made by Perry, second
by Eichten, that inasmuch as the whole Council was not present, that this be tabled until
the meeting on August 16, 1965. Dr. E. Theye was present and requested that as along as
it was being tabled until August 16th that it be tabled until the first meeting in
September because he was going on vacation. Aldjerman Perry amended his motion to read
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that it be tabled until September 7, 1965, Alderman Eichten seconded the motion and all
present voted in favor thereof.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that
they had reviewed the petition to vacate the sidewalk easement between Lots 10 and 11,
Block 1, Graham Addition and find that this sidewalk easement is not being used for
sidewalk purposes and there was no objection expressed to this vacating from the people
living in the area; Peoples Natural Gas Company has indicated that they have a three
inch gas main installed in this sidewalk easementand because of this they are opposed to'.,a
this vacating petition; they recommend that the easement for sidewalk purposes be vacated
and that possibly a utility easement be provided in its stead to accommodate the gas
main that is in place, was read. Upon motion by Eichten, second by Wilson, and all
present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved and the City Attorney
was instructed to prepare a resolution ordering a hearing on the vacation.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that
they had reviewed the petition to annex to the City of Rochester Lot 4, Block 15, Golden
Hill Addition and find that this property is contiguous to the City Limits and it can be
served by City sewer and water service and therefore, they recommend that this lot be
annexed to the City of Rochester, was read. Upon motion by Day, second by Wilson, and
all present voting in favor thereof, except Alderman Perry who voted "no", the
recommendation was approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an ordinance
annexing the said land.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that
they had reviewed the petition to vacate the utility easements in Outlot A and Block 4,
Sehl's 2nd Subdivision and find that the owners have proposed a resubdivision plan for
this property and the existing easements will not serve the purpose they were intended
to serve and replacement easements will be provided onthe new plat, and therefore,
recommend that these easements be vacated subject to the dedication of replacement
easements on the replat of this property as shown on the approved preliminary plat of
Replat of Outlot A and Block 4, Sehl's 2nd Subdivision, was read. Upon motion by Day,
second by Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendationwas
approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare a resolution ordering a hearing
on the proposed vacation.
The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that
they had reviewed the application to vary the provisions of Article 52.020 of Ordinance
No. 1296 which requires an additional2 inches of side yard for each foot a building is
longer than 40 feet; the property in question is adjacent to a gasoline service station
on the west and the Twins Motel on the east, which the applicant owns; they find that
the proposed structure is only 25 feet in height and it would not be detrimental to the
neighborhood if this additional yard space were not provided; they, therefore, recommend
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that the provisions of Article 52.020 of Ordinance No. 1296 be varied as it applies to
this property and no additional side yard need be provided, the regular minimum side yward
in the R-4 District would, however, be required as provided by the Zoning Ordinance, was
read. Upon motion by Day, second by Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof,
the recommendation was accepted and a hearing on the variance was set for 7:30 P. M. on
August 21, 1965.
The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the petition to annex to the City of Rochester Lot 55 less the north 10 feet and
all of Lots 56-59, Block 1, College View Addition and find that the property is contiguous
to the City limits and that the Township has no objection to this annexation petition and
therefore they recommend that this property be annexed to the City of Rochester, was read.i
Upon motion by Day, second by Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof except
Alderman Perry who voted "no", the recommendation was accepted and the City Attorney was
instructed to prepare an ordinance annexing the said lands.
The recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had
reviewed the petition to annex to the City of Rochester the Wk of Lot 1, Block 3, Golden
Hill Addition; the Rochester Township Board has filed a formal objection to this
annexation, with the Minnesota Municipal Commission, so jurisdiction in this matter is now
up to the Minnesota Municipal Commission; the Minnesota Municipal Commission will be
scheduling a hearing on this matter shortly, and we feel that it would be well for the
City of Rochester to express its willingness to annex this property to the City of
Rochester if the Commission were to make such an order, and therefore, recommend that the
Common Council declares its willingness to accept the annexation of this property to the
City of Rochester and that the Minnesota Municipal Commission be notified to this effect,
was read. Upon motion by Eichten, second by Wilson, and all present voting in favor
except Alderman Perry who voted "no"
thereof,/the recommendation was accepted and the City Clerk was instructed to notify
the Minnesota Municipal Commission that the City was in favor of the annexation.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee that Assistant Chiefs Buske and
Weist of the City Fire Department be authorized to attend the 12th annual Ohio State
Arson School at Columbus, Ohio, from August 23 to 27, 1965 at city expense, was read and
upon motion byh Perry, second by Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof, the
recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee that Walter B. Gordon, Electrical
Inspector be authorized to attend the 61st Annual Convention of the International Assn.
of Electrical Inspectors (western section) to be held at the Radissori Hotel in Minneapolis,
Minnesota on September 19, 20, 21 and 22, 1965 at city expense, was read and upon motion
by Wilson, second by Perry, and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation
was approved.
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The recommendation of the Finance Committee that Mr. C. A. Armstrong, City
Engineer be authorized to attend the American Public Works Congress at Los Angeles, Calif.
August 26 through September 2, 1965 was read and upon motion by Wils6n, second by Perry,
and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee that, the Council and Mayor
make final arrangements for the purchasing of a portion of Lot #3, with a frontage on 18th
Avenue N. W. of 60 ft. by the depth of the presently owned private property of 150 ft.
adjoining the presently owned 30 ft. frontage for a total price of $2,500.00 as verbally
agreed upon between Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kingsbury and a committee of the Board of Park •
Commissioners, for park purposes in Allendale Subdivision, was read and upon motion by
Day, second by Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was
approved.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee that -additional funds be
allocated from the General Fund for dredging Silver Lake, the expense will amount to
approximately $4,575.00 not to exceed $6,000.00, this will allow the dredge to run two
8-hour shifts per day, was read. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Day, and all present
voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Public Works Committee that the Council
reconsider the motion -of December 7, 1964 in which -it was recommended that the operation
of the Sewage Treatment Plant be transferred to.the Utility Board, that -after further
consideration of all aspects of the subject, they recommend that the operation of the
Sewage Treatment.Plant and the proposed expansion project continue under the control of
the City Council,.was read. Upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, and all present
voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Public Works Committee that Golden Hill School
District 1371 be permitted to connect to the sanitary sewer and water main services in 3rd
Avenue S. E., this action shall not be construed as any change in the policy of the City
regarding sewer and water service to private land or new developments outside of the City
limits, was read. C. A. Armstrong, City Engineer, stated that no decision had been made •
whether any charge would be made for construction of the main. Upon motion by Wilson,
second by Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was
approved, subject tosatisfactory negotiations for charges for construction of same.
The recommendation of the Public Works Committee that approval of the
request of Fiksdal Flowers to extend a storm sewer in the alley between 1st and 2nd Street
S. W. from 12th to 13th Avenue S. W., was read and upon motion -by Wilson, second by Perry,
and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Public Works Committee that the request of E. A.
Rundell to levy the assessments for Water Tower and Trunk Line Sewer against each lot
individually in Northridge First Subdivision be approved and that the assessments be
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be spread over a five year period, was read. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Eichten,
and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Public Works Committee that the Council initiate,
without petition of property owners, the local improvement for extension of storm sewer
in 3rd Avenue S. W. from 640 feet North to 14th Street and in 14th Street 6. W. from 2nd
Avenue to 4th Avenue S. W. was read and upon motion by Wilson, second by Eichten, and
all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The feasibility report of the City Engineer stating that a resolution proposing]
storm sewer extension in 3rd Ave. S. W. from 640 feet north of 14th St. N.W. to 14th St.
S. W. and in 14th Street S. W. from 2nd to 4th Avenue S.W. was referred to his office on
July 19, 1965 for engineer's preliminary report, they report the improvement is feasible
and recommend its construction, the estimated costs, made without surveyh or plans are
$16,000.00, was read together with the recommendation of the Public Works Committee
stating that they had considered the above project and recommend its construction with
the costs assessed to the lots in Graham's 1st and 2nd Additions lying south of 14th St.
and unplatted land south of 14th St. lying west of T. H. 63 and north of 16th Street. Upon
motion by Wilson, second by Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof, the
recommendation was approved.
The feasibility report of the City Engineer stating that a petition requesting
construction of sanitary sewer and watermain extension to serve First Christian Church
Property in Allendale Subdivision was referred to his office on January 18, 1965 and has
been examined, checked and found to be in proper form and to be signed by one of the
owners of record, representing 100% in frontage of property affected by the making of the
improvement which is petitioned; the Engineer's report that the improvement is feasible
provided sewer easement or street right-of=way is acquired along the street alignment
shown on the approved General Development Plan of Allendale Subdivision, it will serve
the petitioned parcel presently and later will serve other abutting property along the
proposed street, the estimated cost made without surveys or plans is $15,000.00, was -read
together with the recommendation of the Public Works Committee stating that they had con-
sidered the above project and recommend that the Council hold a hearing on the project
and initiate proceeding to acquire the easement for the installation of the sewer and
water mains in the proposed street extending North and South thru lots 21-22-23-24 in
Allendale Subdivision and the 10 acre tract immediately North,. Upon motion by Wilson,
second by Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was
approved.
The feasibility report of the City Engineer stating that a petition requesting
concrete curb and gutter on 14th Street Southwest from 3rd Avenue S. W. to South Broadway
referred to his office on May 19, 1964 has been examined, checked and found to be in
proper form and to be signed by three of the five owners of record, representing 77.41%
in frontage of property affected by the making of the improvement which is petitioned;
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the engineer's report that the improvement is feasible if storm sewer is installed
prior to curb and gutter construction; the estimated cost made without surveys or
plans is $4,842.00 was read together with the recommendation of the Public Works Committee
stating that they had considered the above project and recommend its construction, the
necessary storm sewer is being initiated as a separate project, Upon motion by Wilson,
second by Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was
approved.
The recommendation of the Public Works Committee that the Council
advertise for bids for "A fixed - time traffic signal system at 14th Street and llth
Avenue N. E." was read and upon motion by Wilson, second by Eichten, and all present
voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was approved.
The recommendation of the Finance Committee that the Library inaugurate
bookmobile service to meet educational and varied cultural requirements of a growing
community with County participation; this action is taken as a meansof approach by the
Finance Committee to a solution of problems relating to adqquate public library service
in a community which the spread of populated areas is leaving the central library
building increasingly difficult of access by thousands of citizens; it can be anticipated
that a bookmobile would cost $20,000.00; it is anticipated that annual bookmobile
operating costs would be approximately $16,200.00 including $14,000.00 in salaries,
$1,200.00 for operation and $1,000.00 for a depreciation reserve fund; federal aid for
bookmobile and operation with certain conditions may be applied, was read. Upon motion
by Perry, second by Day, and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was
approved subject to County participation in the costs.
The following resolutions were each introduced and read and upon motion
made and seconded and all present voting in favor thereof, Presidnet DeVries declared the
said resolutions duly passed and adopted:
Resolution approving resolution adopted by Public Utility Board authorizing
purchase of $45,000.00 Federal Home Loan Banks Consolidated Notes. Upon motion by Wilson,
second by Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution approving resolution adopted by Public Utility Board authorizing
purchase of $150,000.00 Federal Home Loan Banks Consolidated Notes. Upon motion by Wilson,
second by Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution authorizing Public Utility Board to pay salaries in Public
Utility Department as set by resolution adopted July 13, 1965, with the exception of the
fifteen jobs which were deleted. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution approving plans and specifications and ordering bids for making
of sanitary sewer in 24th Street Northeast from 4th Avenue Northeast to T. H. 63. Upon
motion by Wilson, second by Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution approving plans and specifications and ordering bids for sidewalk
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construction at certain locations in Northeast Rochester (1) on the east side of North
Broadway from 14th to 16th Street Northeast (2) on south side of 17th Street Northeast from
2nd Avenue to 3rd Avenue Northeast (3) on the west side of 2nd Avenue Northeast abutting Lot 11
Block 1, Gregg Addition (4) on the west side of 3rd Avenue Northeast abutting Lots 1 thru 4,
Block 3, Huey Reynolds Addition (5) both sides of 16th Street Northeast from North Broadway
to 2nd Avenue Northeast. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution approving plans and specifications and ordering bids for construction of
a sidewalk on the south side of 6th Street Southeast from loth to llth Avenue Southeast. Upon
motion by Wilson, second byh..Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution eeferring improvement petition for determination of adequacy, feasibility
report and recommendation for grading and surfacing 3rd Street N. W. abutting Lots 1 and 2,
Block 5, Cascade Manor. Upon motion by Day, second by Wilson, resolution adopted.
Resolution receiving preliminary report, ordering a public hearing and directing
preparation of plans and specifications for construction of a storm sewer in 3rd Avenue S. W.
from 14th Street S. W. to 640 feet North and in 14th Street S. W. from 2nd to 4th Avenue S.W.
Upon motion by Wilson, second by Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution referring proposed improvement for feasibility report and recommendation
for construction of a storm sewer in 3rd Avenue Southwest from 14th Street Southwest to 640
feet north and in 14th Street Southwest from 2nd to 4th Avenue Southwest. Upon motion by
Wilson, second by Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution determining adequacy of petition, receiving preliminary report, ordering
a public hearing and directing preparation of plans and specifications for construction of a
sanitary sewer and water main extension toserve'First Christian Church Property in Allendale
Subdivision. Upon motion by Eichten, second by Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution determining adequacy of petition, receiving preliminary report, ordering
a public hearing and directing preparation of plans and specifications for concrete burb and
gutter on 14th Street S. W. from 3rd Avenue S. W. to South Broadway. Upon motion by Wilson,
second by Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution directing the City Clerk to advertise for sealed proposals for furnishing
of a fixed time traffic signal at 14th Street and llth Avenue Northeast. Upon motion by Eich
second by Day, resolution adopted.
Resolution amending the resolution adopted on January 4, 1965, establishing parking,
truck loading, passenger loading and parking meter regulations and provisions, as follows:
1) Section E, Passenger Loading Zones is hereby amended by adding thereto
Paragraph $28.5) to read in its entirety as follows:
(28.5) Second Street Southwest on the north side of the street
50 feet more or less in front of the premises known as 1215
Second Street Southwest (Fiksdal Motel).
2) Section B, No Parking Zones, Streets is hereby amended by adding thereto
Paragraphs (17.5) and (19.5) toread in their entirety as follows:
(17.5) West Silver Lake Drive on the west side of the street
for a distance of 200 feet more or less north of the intersection
of Tenth Street and Second Avenue Northeast at all times.
(19.5) Soldier's Field Drive on the north side of the street
between Fourth Avenue and Sixth Avenue Southwest at all times.
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Upon motion by Perry, second by Day, and all present voting in favor
thereof, the meeting was adjourned at 9:45 P.M. President pro tem McCaleb called the
meeting to order at 10:00 P. M. with all members being present except President DeVries
and Alderman Hanlon.
The recommendation of the Rochester Airport Commission that F.A.A.
Project No. 9-21-079-C46 and F.A.A. Project No. 9-21-079-07 be awarded to the low bidder
which is Rochester Sand and Gravel Company, subject to approval by the Minnesota Dept.
of Aeronautics and the Federal Aviaition Agency, was read. Upon motion by Perry,
second by Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof, the recommendation was
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A resolution stating that for the purpose of carrying out the project,
Overlay on NW -Se runway and miscellaneous construction at SE threshold, F.A.A.P.
9=21u079-C406, the City of Rochester appoints and designates the Commissioner of
Aeronautics of the State of Minnesota, as its agent, and authorize him or his duly
authorized representative to (1) receive any moneys, either public or private, in
behalf of the municipality and (2) to pay to the municipality any amount of such money
received as may become due under the municipality's contracts, was read. Upon motion
by Day, second by Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof, President pro tern
McCaleb declared the resolution duly passed and adopted.
A resolution stating that for the purpose of carrying out the project,
extension of Runway 2 taxiway and lighting, F.A.A. P. 9-21-079-07, the City of Rochester
appoints and designates the Commissioner of Aeronautics of the State of Minnesota, as
its agent, and authorize him or his duly authorized representative to (1) receive any
moneys, either public or private, in behalf of the municipality and (2) to pay to the
municipality any amount of such money received as may become due under the municipality's
contracts, was read. Upon motion by Day, second by Wilson, and all present voting in
favor thereof, President pro tem McCaleb declared the resolution duly passed and adopted.
A resolution awarding the contract for extension of Runway 2 taxiway and
lighting according to approved plans and specifications, State of Minnesota Project
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construction at SE threshold according to approved plans and specifications, State of
Minnesota, Project No. 5501-20 and F.A.A.P. No. 9-21-079-C406 to Rochester Sand & Gravel
Company in the amount of $232,320.60, was read. Upon motion by Day, second by Eichten,
and all present voting in favor thereof, the resolution was"j-declared duly passed and
adopted by President pro tem McCaleb.
The application of Lysne Construction Company for a permit to move a lk
story house 24' x 28' and single garage 12 x 22 from Institute Hills Farm to one mile"
north of Rochester over the following route, was read: North and east on County Road #8
to the Belt Line, Highways 14 and 52, then south and east to South Broadway, then north to
one mile north of the city limits. Upon motion by Wilson, second by Eichten, and all
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Vresent voting in favor thereof, the license was granted subject to approval of the
Building Inspector.
The license bond of Everett Hicks in the amount of $1,000.00 with Western
Surety Company as surety was read and upon motion by Day, second by Eichten, and all
present voting in favor thereof, the bond was approved, the surety thereon accepted and
the same was ordered placed on file.
The report of -the City Treasurer for the month of June, 1965 was presented and
President pro tern McCaleb ordered the same placed on file.
The reports for the month of June, 1965 of the Building Inspector showing fees
collected for building permits issued $2,990.00; of the Electrical Inspector showing fees
collected for electrical permits issued $618.75; of the Plumbing Inspector showing fees
collected for plumbing permits issued $679.50; of the Heating Inspector showing fees
collected for heating permits issued $648.50 and fees collected for sign permits issued
$55.13 were each presented and President pro tem McCaleb ordered the same placed on file.
A report submitted by Walter C. Hogenson, Superintendent of the Sewage Tres.
Plant, on the 38th Annual Meeting of the C.S.W.P.C.A, was presented and President pro t
dMCCaleb ordered the same placed on file.
The reports of the Clerk of Municipal Court for the week ending July 9, 1965
showing total criminal fines and costs collected and civil fees received $2,609.00 and
total remitted to City Treasurer $1,914.00; and -for the week ending July 16, 1965 showi
total criminal fines and costs collected and civil fees collected $3,020.00 and total
remitted to City Treasurer $1,885.00, were each presented and President pro tem McCaleb
ordered the same placed on file.
The application of A-1 Cement Works (Donald J. Krahn) for license to construct
sidewalks, curb and gutter and driveways was read and uponmotion by Wilson, second by
Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof, the license was granted.
A resolution authorizing and directing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute a
pipe line agreement between the Chicago Great Western Railway Company and the City of
Rochester, was read and upon motion by Day, second by Wilson, and all present voting in
favor thereof, President pro'tem McCaleb declared the said resolution duly passed and
adopted.
The application for transfer of 'off sale" intoxicating liquor License at
Northgate Liquors at 1120 Seventh Street N. W. from C. M. Collins to Peter H. McHardy,
George A. McHardy and Ethelyn McHardy, was read and upon motion by Wilson, second by
Eichten, and all present voting in favor thereof, the application was referred to the
Public Safety Committee.
The application of Mrs. Marie Naatz (Brown Derby) for a license to sell
cigarettes at retail was read and upon motion by Wilson, second by Day, and all present
voting in favor thereof, the license was granted.
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A motion was then made by Alderman Day that the following thirteen
resolutions appropriating city funds for various purposes be considered by the Common
Council as a single group, each Alderman having previously examined each individual
resolution; Alderman Perry seconded the motion and all present voting in favor
thereof. A motion was then made by Perry, second by Wilson, that the thirteen following
resolutions be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President pro_tem
McCaleb declared the said resolutions duly passed and adopted:
1. Resolution appropriating $3,357.21 from the Park Improvement Fund oand
ordering payment made to T & T Supply Company $202.99; City of Rochester $299.37; General
Fund $430.73; National Chemsearch $469.44 and Minnesota Toro, Inc. $1,954.68.
2. Resolution appropriating $1,906.39 from the Park Improvement Fund and
ordering payhment made to Michel Sales Company $648.33; The Lyon Chemical Company
$649.00; H & H Electric Company $352.61 and H. Dornack & Sons $256.45.
3. Resolution appropriating $917.08 from the Public Health & Welfare Fund
and ordering payhment made to N. W. Bell Telephone Co. $317.-08; Alumni Assn. of Kahler
School of Nursing $300.00 and Alumni Assn. of St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing
$300.00.
4. Resolution appropriating $1,875.80 from the Park Improvement Fund; $339.03
from the Lighting Fund; and $59.67 from the F. E. Williams Fund and ordering payment
made to Minn. Milorganite Co. $924.29; Roddis Feed Co. $684.65; Peoples Natural Gas
$204.67; and City of Rochester, P.U. $460.89.
5. Resolution appropriating $1,181.65 from the Street & Alley Fund and
$2,611.59 from the Sewer Fund and ordering payment made to Borchert Ingersoll, Inc.
$237.98; H. R. Erickson Mach. & Mfg. Co. $222.50; Universal Ford Sales, Inc. $244.41;
Park Department $476.76; Universal Ford Sales, Inc. $2,111.79; Lyon Chemicals, Inc.
$499.80.
6. Resolution appropriating $2,247.25 from the P. I. R. Fund and ordering pay-
ment made to Agneberg-Sankstone Associates, Inc.
7. Resolution appropriating $39.56 from the Fire Protection Fund; $3,739.42
from the Police Protection Fund; and $8.10 from the Parking Meter'Fund and ordering pay-
ment made to City of Rochester $689.08; Crowley Fence Co. $2,420.00; Art Sadler's Body
Shop $278.00; and Leon Joyce Blacktop Co. $400.00.
8. Resolution appropriating $3,070.22 from the Parking Meter Fund; $204.66 from
the Park Improvement Fund; and $1,925.24 from the Auditorium Fund and making payment to
Rockwell Manufacturing Co. $2,610.00; Gopher Stamp & Die Co. $460.22; Carlton -McKinney
$204.66; Mitchell Rubber Products $1,684.89; Cochran & Gillespie Sp. Goods, Inc. $240.35;
Park Department $1,844.66.
9. Resolution appropriating $11,227.58 from the General Fund and ordering pay-
ment made to Northwestern Refining Co. $800.95; Whitings Printers & Stationers $442.95;
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10. Resolution appropriating $3,891.15 from the General Fund and ordering
payment made to Stanley Drips, Postmaster $300,00; World Travel Bureau, Inc. $264.10;
Wisconsin State Prison $900.00; Rochester Art Center $1,250.00; Park Department $1,177.05
11., Resolution appropriating $10,255.47 from the General Fund-$1,999.55;
Street & Alley-$7,729.38; and Sewer Fund-$526.54 and ordering payment.made to Street &
Alley.Fund $8,161.40; Rochester Sand &.Gravel, Inc. $1,243.80; City of Rochester $850.27.
12. Resolution appropriating $30688.56 from the General Fund and ordeli ng pay-
ment made to Quality Printers & Stationers $467.00; Rogers_$287.55; Cochran & Gillespie
$357.30; Park Department $2,021.52; and Monte's_$555.19.
13. Resolution appropriating $826.32 from the General Fund; $11.55 from the Street
& Alley Fund; $206.82.from the Fire Protection Fund; $2,038.15 from the Sewer Fund;
$7,190.50 from the Lighting Fund; $521.77 from the Police Protection Fund; and,$69.07
from the.Music Fund.and ordering payment made to Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.
$1,196.74; and City of Rochester, P.U. $9,667.44.
The following claims were each read and upon motion by Perry, second by
Wilson, and all present voting in favor thereof, the same were approved and the Mayor
and City Clerk were authorized and directed to draw warrants upow the City Treasurer and
make payments accordingly:.
From the General Fund: Schmidt Printing Co..$5.25; Quality. Printers &
Stationers.$8.60; Witte Transportation $3.25; Rochester Post -Bulletin $93.50; Whiting
Printers & Stationers $11..80; Mayo Clinic $30.00; Silver Lake Hardware $6.71; Louis
Bennett $147.30; Retail Credit Co. $7,.00; Stoppel Feed & Seed Co. $3.80;,Simplex Time
Recorder Co,. $126.00; West Publishing Co. $46.00; Don W. Fisher Oil Co. $104.65,; Reeve's
Drug Store $19.23; Mayo Clinic $40.00; New York Athletic Supply Co. $6.55; American.
Linen Supply $18.75; Quality Printers & Stationers $150.80; Model Lawlers $3.79;. ,
Witte Transportation Co. $26..43; Clark's Home Fair $126.00; Trautner Sales Co. $40.75;
.Big Four Oil Co. $71..90.; C. A. Cottingham $36.00.; Community Medical,Center $11.00;
Roberts Foods Inc. $11.85; Heinz Insurance Agency $68.00; Mayo Civic Auditorium $40.00;
Adolph Kieffer & Co. $14.49; Independent School Dist. #77 $34.50; Cranston Typewriters
$2.75; Toy Box $17.88; Fairway Shane Co. $121.30; Frerich's Hardware $28.23.; Marigold
.Dairies $60.00; Carron Net Co. $49.08; F. W. Woolworth Co. $19.01; The ,Johnson Co.
.$149.26; Bach Music Co. $4.50; Roger C. Lowe $21.00; Curtis L. Taylor $18.08; Construc-
tion Bulletin $15.00; Whiting's Press, Inc. $5.90; Cornell University.Press $6.08;
Alex Smekta $15.00; D. Dewey Day $15.00;.Elfreda Reiter $15.00; U. J. Eichten,$15.00;
William Perry $12.00;,Fredrick Hughes,$108.00; Carol Grimm $46..61; Rochester Bus .
Service $72,.00; Scharf Auto Supply $10.05; Dieter Paper & Marine Supply $161.74,;
China Hall $92.31; Nelson TU & Appliance,Co. $5.50; Hetitges Glass Co. $13.75;.Reeve's
Drug Store $2..90; Harold W,eieener ,$27.24; Ace Hardwaxe.$27.45; Monte's $21.44; Schmidt
Printing Co. $21.85; and Peoples,Natural Gas:$56.91.
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From the Street & Alley Fund: Donald Reiland $75.20; Raymond Yarwood $116.00;
Murphy Motor Freight Lines $4.44; Hall Equipment Co.:$177.67;.Pink Supply Co. $102.00;
Clutch Transmission & Service Co. $125.81; General Trading Co. $176.23; Road Machinery &
Supplies•$23.65; Scharf Auto Supply $126.14; Welborn Welding Co. $48.20; E.-J. Vonch
$69.65; Charles R. Kienast $74.00; Universal Ford Sales $65.39; Stephen B. Woodward
$111.20; Firestone Stores $161.36; Parkhill Bros. $45.99; Adamson Motors, Inc. $5.59;
Quarve & Anderson Co. $187.75; Viker & Sorenson, Inc. $100.00; Standard Auto Parts $54.28;
National Bushing & Parts $74.82; S.M. Supply Co. $54.03; and Ace Hardware $8.00.
From the Fire Protection- Fund: Ace Hardware $81.10; Skelly Oil Co. $15.15; and
Art Sadler's Body -Shop $5.00.
From the Police Protection Fund: Reeve's Drug Store $4.19; Art Sadler's Body
Shop-$15.00; Georgia Institute of Technology $5.00; Fire & Safety Inc. $3.70; Monte's
$19.13;•Standard Oil Co. $14.61; Red Carpet Car -Wash $27.50; Ernest L. Cook $5.00; Alpek
Sheet Metal & Roofing $4.95; Struve Paint•Shop $20.63; Key Laboratories $12.62; Schmidt
Printing $27.35;•Alepek Sheet Metal & Roofing $3.65; Leslie E. Holtorf $68.15; H. R. Jones
Jr., M.D. $75.00; Olmsted Co. -Businessmen's Assn. $5.00; Harvey R. Golden, M.D. $70.00;
Wente Melzark Co. $23.56; and Mac's Restaurant $45.25.
From the Sewer Fund: Lovejoy & Sons $42.95; Crossroads Hardware $26.03; Monroe
International $42.00; and Peoples -Natural Gas $66.15.
From the Auditorium Fund: Northwestern Bell Telephone $82.92; Mrs. J. Ye Wood-
ruff $98.75; Vilter Mfg. Corp. $45.79; Roberts Foods Inc. $11.25; Cal Smith Mgr. Mayo
Civic Aud. $10.00;•Peoples Natural Gas $21.24; Park Department $126.06; J.•I. Holcomb
Mfg. Co'. Inc. $19.40; International Business Machines $65.00; Dison's,$2.50,; Louis Canar
$30.00; Barry Plumbing & Heating $2.85; American Linen Supply $6.00; and -Ace Linoleum Shop
$74.75. -
• From the Music Fund: Neil A. Kjos Music Co. $17•.55; Harry Stroble $9.60; David
Marinus $75.00; Mrs. B. L. Garnaas $80.00•; Malcolm McDaniel $3 .00•; Robert McDowell $23.40;
Joe Skogen $39.00; City of Rochester, Minn. $18.03; Mrs. Barbara Arnold $10.00; Fred R.
Arnold $19.00; Joseph Brough $48.00; Mary Bynes $20.00; Ray Cleveland $30.00; Harmen Linda
Conklin $30.00•; 0. K. Conklin $38.00; Sonja A. Cook $14.00; Patricia•Corsiglia $16.50;
Janene Dahl $20.00; Gordon Danuser $54.20; -Leslie Danuser-$20.00; Margaret Davidson $20.00;
Karl E. Dubbert $15.00; B,. William Ekstrom $30.00; Diane Estes $10.00; June Fiksdal $23.00;
Beatrice Flanagan $15.00; Karlene Flattum $23.00; Paul Froyd $10.00; Helen Gerth $48.00;
Mrs.-P. F. Gladden $20.00; Walter W. Gludt $37.00;,Darrell Grabow-$17.50; John Hammer
$20.00; Karen Heins $20.00; Betty Ann Johnson $20.00; Harlan Johnson $23.60; Willard John-
son $30.04; Gary Korpele $30.00; Sigrid Kraft $30.00; William C. Larson $20,.00; Marvin M.
McCoy $30.00;,Sylvia Martig $20.00; Dr. -John T. Martin $14.00; Larry F. Mattson $20.00;
Stanley Muenkel $17,50; Harold'E. Nelson $30.00; Mrs. Rita A. Nelson $20.00•; Mike Ness
$20.00; N. Jerome Paulson $38.00; Garal Pugh $20.00; J. C. Robinson $16.10;- John F. Roemer
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$10.00; Charles Salisbury.$30.00; Rufus Sanders $19.00; Alice Scharlow $30.00; Dr.
Thomas T. Schattenberg $10.00; R. W. Stroetz $46.00; Jack Tedrow $39.00; Robert.Wallace
$10.00; Mrs. Evelyn Warner $30.00; Terry.L. Winters $16.00;.Richard Winterstten $20.00;
and Dale Eskra $20.00.
From the Parking Meter Fund: National:Bushing & Parts $154; G. & K. Auto
Electric $5.37; and E. C. Bather & Associates $51.00.
From the Park Improvement Fund: Crenlow, Inc. $18.00; J. A. Mitchell Welding
Trenching $54.00; Rochester Fertilizer Co. $63.70; Peoples Coop Power Assn. $40.83;
Rex Waldron $20.00; Nesse Paint Co. $67.63; Eagle Drug Store $20.72; General Trading Co.
$85.64; Greater Rochester Surplus Store $38.40; The Kruse Co. $77.28; Roberts Wholesale
Co. $27.58; City of Rochester P.U. $14.40; Rochester Redi-Mix $47.25; Struve Paint &
Wallpaper $99.19; Woodruff Co. $163.55; Woodhouse Bros. $2.75; Fullerton Lumber Co.
$14.00; E. J. Klampe Co. $15.00; S.M. Supply Co. $127.05; American Institute of Park
Executives $14.00; Custom Printers, Inc. $5.25; General Fund $14.34; Northwestern Bell
Telephone Co. $125.80; Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. $117.90; Standard Auto Parts
$176.45; Scheid Plumbing & Heating $143.46; G. & K. Auto Electric $14.47; National Mower
Co. $102.87; G. Olson Tire Co. $170754ORochester Equipment Co. $20.73; Roseman Mower Co.
$16.16; The Sunmaster Corp. $171.79; Watkins Electric Co. $12.99; Welborn Welding Co.
$6.50; Alpek Sheet Metal $58.81; Whitings Flowers $164.50; Quarve & Anderson $165.00;
Briese Steel Co. $39.30; Rochester Barracks #933 $48.09; Standard Oil Co. $95.00; E. J.
Vonch $148.16; F. W. Woolworth $6.86; York Modern Corp. $11.46; Clutch & Transmission
Service, Inc. $7,60; Cooperative Oil Co. $4.75; Firestone Stores $36.28; Clark's Home
Fair $119.00; Ace Hardware $145.04; Gordon Tupper $49.50; Gopher Welding Co. $32.98;
Alexander Auto Electric $75.65; American Paint Co. $168.00; Arnold Supply Co. $101.89;
Dale Ferber $22.20; Cocharan & Gillespie $131.40; Witte Transportation $6.50; Stoppel
Feed & Seed Co. $9.45; Scharf Auto Supply $149.34; Sears Roebuck $31.45; Minnesota Gold
Assn. $20.00; R. L. Gold Co. $108.54; Goodyear Tire Service Store $3.50; Farm & Home
Dist. Co. $98.43; Atlas Paper & Supply $37.70; and American Linen Supply $111.12.
From the Public Relth & Welfare Fund: Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. $94.95;
Whiting Printers & Stationers $8.80; Monte's $18.50; Rochester Janitor Service $87.00;
Schmidt Printing Co. $33.20; City of Rochester $74.70; General Fund $151.84; Selby Truck
Sales $22.26; Health Office Intact Fund $28.00; American Linen Supply $7.60; Hesse
Paint Co. $10.12; Arnolds Supply Co. $5.18; Stoppel's Feed & Seed Co. $14.40; Drain
Master $9.10; H & H Electric Co. $7.50; Peoples Natural Gas $16.34; City of Rochester
Public Utility $25.23; Audrey Pederson $12.80; Dr. H. M. Keith $9.38; Rochester Public
Schools $160.15; Model Lawlers $14.16; Cranston Typewriter Stores $3.00; Dr. Viktor
Wilson $18.00; Loren Nelson $6.60; Rochester Post Bulletin $10.88; Lederle Laboratories
$17.40; Osco Drug $8.79; William C. Bartels $19.58; Robert Rossi $104.63; Charles
Phenix $31.65; William Poblete $25.91; Ann Coder $9.08; Donna Porath $1.00; Rosalie
Grosenick $4.50; Sharon Keefe $16.20; Carol Christenson $2.85; Virginia Hall $4.50;
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Lyla Kinneberg $10.61;.Laura Donney.$5.59; Margaret Lawler $4.46; Quality Printers & Station-
ers $24.20; Whiting Printers & Stationers $14,26; Pitney Bowes Inc. $114.24;.The Johnson
Co..$9.22; Monte's $22.00; The Johnson Co. $26.20; Adams -Book Store $15.00;.Serox Corp.
$48.84; Viktor Wilson, M.D. $14.95; and Stanley Drips, Po stmaster,$1000'00.
From,the F. E. Williams Fund: Creative•Playthings, Inc. $24.95.
Upon motion by Perry, second by Wilson, and all voting in favor thereof, the meet-
ing was adjourned.
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