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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12-19-1966Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minn., December 19, 1966 1 LJ I • 1 Minutes of a 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 December 19, 1966. President DeVries called the meeting.to order at 7:30 o'clock P. M., the following members being present: President DeVries, Aldermen Day, Folkert, McCaleb,-Perry. Absent: Aldermen Eichten and Wilson. President DeVries stated this as being the time and place set for receiving and bids for construction.of Bridge No. 55514 over the Zumbro River on Elton Hills Drive. The bids of Brogran Construction Company in the amount of $233,340.15; Dresser -Keller, Inc. in the amount of $205,920,85; Tomax Contracting Company in the amount of $233,700.65; Tri State Construction Co., Inc. in the amount of $236,621.94 and Leon Joyce Blacktopping in the amount of $235,921,65 were each received and opened and upon motion by Day, second by Perry, and all present voting in favor, the bids were referred to the Public Works Committee, the City Engineer and the Consulting Engineer for tabulation and recommendation. The�Mayor's appointment of Walter Bateman of 615 Third Street Southwest as a member eof the Planning & Zoning Commission, term of office to be for three (3) years and expire on December 31, 1969 was read and upon motion by Day, second by McCaleb, and all present voting favor, the appointment was approved. The Mayor's appointment of Mr. Henry T. Maass of 1636 Second Avenue Northeast as a member of the Planning & Zoning Commission, term of office to be for three (3) years and December 31, 1969, was read and upon motion by Day, second by McCaleb, and all present voting in favor, the appointment was approved. A letter from the Federal Walter Pollution Cnntrol Commission granting extension of the construction deadline for the sewage treatment works project from December 15, 1966 to January 15, 1967 was read and upon motion by Day, second by Perry, and all present voting in favor, the letter was referred.to the Public Works Committee. A.letter from the State of Minnesota, Department of Highways stating that they had reviewed the request of the City of Rochester for the installation of a flashing beacon at 14th Street Northwest and T. H. 52 and in view of the warrants necessary for installation of a flashing beacon, their decision would have to be in the negative, was read and upon motion by Day, second by Perry, and all present voting in favor, the liter was referred to the Public Safety Committee. A letter from the Rochester Airport Commission stating they had accepted and approved the following documents and recommending approval and payment by the Common Council and recommending that the Mayor be authorized to execute the documents on behalf of the City of . Rochester, was read and upon motion by Day, second by McCaleb, and all present voting in favor, their recommendation was approved and the Mayor was authorized to sign the said documents: 1. Certificate of Final Acceptance, Fed. Proj. # 9-21-079-C608, State Proj. #5501-22. Periodic cost estimate, final estimate #3, Bituminous Overlay of Runway 13-31 and its Taxiway. Summary of Project Costs. Application for Grant Payment #3, Final. Statement of Engineering Services, Final. • Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council of the City of. Rochester, Minn., December 19, 1966 C� 2. Certificate of Final Acceptance, State Proff. #5501-20, Fed. Proj. #9-21-079-C406. Periodic Cost.Estimate, Final, Fed. Proj. #9-21-079-C406, Bituminous Overlay and Taxiway Expansion and Modification of the Threshold Lighting on Runway 31. Application for Grant Payment, Final. -Sugary of -Project Costs.. Statement of Engineering Services. 3. Certificate of Final Acceptance, State Proj. #5501-23. Construction Report and Monthly Estimate #2, Seal Coat. Statement of Engineering Services, Final. A. -letter -signed by James Thompson of 704 Fifth Street'S. W. opposing the adoption of.an ordinance requiring motorcycle riders to wear helmets, was read and upon motion by Day, second by Folkert, and all present voting in favor, the letter was referred to the Public Safety Committee.. A letter from the Firemen's Civil Service Commission submitting the three high names of (1) William J.-Haas (2) Virgil H. Nielson and (3) E1gin.L. Norman for appointment to fill the two existing vacancies in the Fire Department beginning January 3, 1967 was read. Upon motion by Day, second by Folkert,.and all present voting in favor, William J. Haas and Virgil H. Nielson were appointed as members of the Fire Department, effective January 3, 1967. The City Engineer's preliminary estimate for construction of Bridge #55514 on Elton Hills Drive over the Zumbro River in the amount of $$218,100.00 was read and the same was ordered placed on file. The application for transfer of the "off" sale 302 beer licenses at Northside and Southside Supervalu:to the new owner was read and.upon motion by Day, second by Folkert, and all present voting in favor, the same was referred..to the Public Safety Committee. A letter signed by Mrs. Janice Hanson; Partner in Accounting Service Company, located at 417 Third Street Northwest requesting one hour limited parking on the south side of the street was read and upon motion by. Day, second by Folkert, and all present voting.in favor, the request was referred to the Public.Safety Committee. The contract bond of Beckley's Incorporated in the amount of $1,899.70 with The Travelers Indemnity Company of Hartford, Connecticut as surety was read and upon motion by Day, second by Perry, the bond was referred to the Mayor for approval. The following resolution adopted by the Public Utility Board was read and upon motion by Day, second by Folkert, and all present voting in favor, the resolution was approved: "Whereas, Benjamin Molstad, conscientious and capable employee of the City of Rochester, Department of Public Utilities retires from employment on November 30, 1966 after over-28 years of service. . Now therefore,.betit resolved by the Public Utility Board of the City of Rochester that a commendation for excellent services from the Public Utility Board be inscribed upon the permanent records, and Be it further resolved that.a copy of this resolution be -furnished Mr. Molstad." Mr. Ewald Koepsell, Chairman of the Music Board, was present and requested that the Council consider adopting a resolution recommending to the State Legislature the removal of the limit of funds in the Music Fund he presented graphs which showed that in 1948 there was limit of $25,000 (which was about 86q, per capita) and in 1966 the limit -was still the $25,000 (or about 50G per capita); he said in 1948 their program consisted of three segments 1 • 1 11 • 1 • Record of Official Proceedings of the Corninon Council of the City of Rochester, Minn., December 19, 1966 1 • FJ • 1 (1) chorus (2) symphony orchestra and (3) band and in 1966 it was still the same but on a much larger scale;,he said they.would like to have an increase in their budget to about $30,000 which would only cost about 60¢ per capita; Mr..Koepsell suggested several alternatez to be put in a resolution to send to the Legislature (1) base the budget on so much per capita (2) put it on a mill rate basis. of one mill per year or (3) request a flat amount as needed each year, but the flat amount of $2-%000 is not sufficient to take care of this program. Upon motion by Day, second by McCaleb, and all present voting in favor, the matter was referred to the Finance Committee, they to meet with members of the Music Board and go over their program. The following resolution adopted by the Public Utility Board was read: "Be it resolved by the Public Utility Board that a resolution passed by the said Board on November 22, 1966 which requests the Countil to authorize the Board to enter into a contract with Chicago Bridge and Iron Company for furnishing an elevated water tank be resubmitted to the Council for approval." Also the following letter signed by J. J. Thornton, President of the Public Utility Board was read: "Rochester City Council Rochester, Minnesota Gentlemen: on November 22, 1966 the Public Utility Board passed a resolution requesting the Council to authorize the Board to enter into a contract with Chicago Bridge and Iron Company to furnish an elevated water tank to be constructed at the present water department facility on Fourth Street S**-E. At a meeting of the City Council on.November 29, 1966 that proposal was returned to the Public Utility Board for further study as to the feasibility of erecting the tower in a location other than the proposed Fourth Street S.E. property. The Public Utility Board met on December 6, 1966 to discuss the possibility of another location. At that meeting the possible consideration of locating the tower on the site of the Silver Lake Plant was recommended. As the result of this recommendation, a feasibility study was made to determine what additional cost, would be incurred by locating the tower at that point and whether or not mains would be installed from that point to the point of entry into the water system at the Fourth Street S. E. location. The result of that study was presented to the Public Utility Board at a meeting on December 16, 1966. The study indicated that it is possible to locate the proposed tower at that point and to install mains to the point of entry, but the estimated additional cost would be $87,466.00. After giving consideration to the additional cost involved it was the decision of the Public Utility Board that said cost was not economically justified and that our original resolution be resubmitted to the Council for your approval. We would like to point out to the City Council that there is a possibility that some portion of this additional cost might possibly be provided through the sale of the Fourth Street S. E. property either to a private developer or to the City for use as a park or -other development. However, this land has not -been appraised and its value is not known, so we are unable to determine the extent to which said value could be utilized. /s J. J. Thornton, President Public Utility Board" The recommendation of the City Planning and Zoning Commission stating that they had reviewed) the matter of selecting a site for the location of aone million gallon elevated water storage tank; because of the need to have this water tower in a near downtown location, they feel that its design and location should be carefully integrated with the redevelopment plans for downtown Rochester; since they do not know at this time what the redevelopment proposals may be, we recommend that the Common Council defer action on accepting the bid for the Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minn., December 19, 1966 0 the construction of this proposed water tower until more is known about the downtown redevelopment plan, was also read. A letter signed by A. B. Hayles, M.D., President of the Board of Directors of the Rochester Art Center recommending that the Public Utility Board and the City Council give further consideration to the decision concerning the proposed water tower, it is their hope that every alternative to the erection of such a tower be considered, if such a tower must be constructed, they urge that it not be located in the Mayo Park area, was also read. A motion was then made by Day, second by McCaleb, that the recommendation of the Public Utility Board be approved and the contract be awarded to Chicago Bridge and Iron Company. Mr. James J: Thornton, President of the Public Utility Board, was present and stated that his letter above is his opinion but he would like to add that it is the responsibility of the Public Utility Board to provide the facilities for electric, water and steam that is required in the City of Rochester in the most;Zeconomical way; the presently proposed water tower is not new, almost a year ago the three year plan of the Public Utility Board was presented and thatplan indicated that there was proposed that a tower be erected on, the 4th Street Southeast facility; he said he did not think the "standard" tower is ugly and did not think it would affect the operation of the Mayo Civic Auditorium, the Rochester Civic Theatre of the Rochester Art Center; he again said it is theirresponsibility to provide the facility at the cheapest cost and it was his opinion that the tower must be erected and it should be erected there. Mr: Raymond B.-Wheeler of 1323 - 20th Street Northwest was again present and suggested that the water tower be combined with a building that could provide much needed space for city offices; he said there are many buildings in downtown,Rochester, like the Kahler, the clinic, IBM, etc. that could have been made of cement blocks and still operate but this would tend to spoil the beauty of downtown Rochester. Mr;-David'Bishop was present and also stated that he felt this should be tabled and the Council take a broader view and listen to other bodies such as the Planning Zoning Commission; he said he did not take issue with the tank itself, its just the location; he said he thought there were four primary things (1) function, which the Board has given much consideration (2) cost, which the board has taken the most economical cost (3) location, the Board has considered the two possible sites to a great extent and 4(4) design, he said he felt the design could be incorporated into a building to be used for office space; he recommended that this be tabled and�furiher studied. Mayor Smekta said it might be advisable for the Common Council to again take a good look at this and maybe a solutioncan be brought up that would be satisfactory to the Public Board, to Mr. Marke in his desire that we have ample water and to the people that have worked so hard on behalf of the Mayo complex; he suggested they take a look at the proposed tower with the needs we have to have for the Junior College site, it might be advisable to move it in that direction. Alderman Day stated that he felt the Council should vote on his motion to approve or reject the bid, he said the Public Utility Board had worked hard on this and the final dec- ision should now be with the Countil and take the pressure off the Public Utility Board; he 1 • 1 1 1 • Record of Official Proceedings of the -Common Council 40 of the City of Rochester, Minn.; December 19, 1966 • F, 1 • 1 said as far as beauty was concerned, the City of Rochester did not -have to take a back seat and they had dune a number of things in the past•few years to aid this, such as purchasing land by the Tennis Court at $30,000, purchasing land on the corner by the auditorium for $99,000, etc. Alderman Perry stated that -in the past three years that he has been on the Council structures of one kind or another have been erected and the Council has had to know what design they were going to be and he felt the Council should require the same on this; he said•he thought the Common Council should take a long range view in the -location of this water tower: Alderman Folkert said he disagreed with the decision for the location of the water tower, if it is located on the fringe of downtown Rochester then looks become very important; he said they are spending $280,000 to wrk at downtown Rochester on urban renewal and if they are thinking of another location they would have to take into account long range planning; beauty is very important or could be; he further stated that because of the time already spent by the Public Utility Board,on this matter, it would be his feeling that if it were to be tabled that the Common Council take up the matter as a group to see what other solution they might come'up with. Alderman McCaleb stated that he had been to Golden Valley and they have almost the identical tower that is being planned here and in his opinion he thought this was an ugly structure; he said he did not think this should be in our downtown area where we are considering urban renewal, he thought the aesthetics need a lot more study than it has been given. President DeVries then called for a vote on the original motion and upon roll call, Day and DeVries voted "aye" and Folkert, Perry and McCaleb voting "no", the motion was declared lost. A motion was then made by McCaleb, second by Perry, that within the next thirty days discussion of the water tower take place with the Common Council, the Mayor, the Public Utility Department and all Department Heads involved, as a committee of the whole; all present voted in favor. The recommendation of the Public -Works Committee that the bid of Dresser -Keller, Inc. for the construction of Bridge No. 55514 on Elton Hills Drive aver the Zumbro River in Rochester,) Minnesota be accepted at the unit prices bid and checks be returned to the unsuccessful bidders was read. Upon motion by McCaleb, second by Folkert, and all present voting in favor, the recommendation was approved. A motion was made by Mdealbb, second by Day, that the following eight resolution appropriating various funds for payments be considered as a single unit; all present voted in favor. A motionwas then made by Day, second by McCaleb, that the said eight resolution be adopted as read; all present voted in favor: 1. Resolution appropriating $566.18 from the P.I.R. Fund and ordering payment made tc Carlisle G. Fraser, Inc. 2. Resolution appropriating $222.82 from the P.I.R. Fund and ordering payment made tc Riverside Sand & Gravel. 3. Resolution appropriating $263.88 from the P.I.R.-Fund and ordering payment made to Riverside Sand & Gravel. 4. Resolution appropriating $876.34-from the P.I.R. Fund and ordering payment made 0 Record of Official Proceedings of the -Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minn., December 19, 1966 to Rochester Sand & Gravel Co. 5. Resolution appropriating $344.60 from the P.I.R. Fund and ordering payment made to Doyle Conner Company. 6. Resolution appropriating $832.64 from the P.I.R. Fund and ordering payment made to Carlisle G. Fraser, Inc._ 7. Resolution appropriating $526.00 from the General Fund, $209.80 from the Fire Fund, $625,49 from the Music Fund, $285.35 from the Police Fund and $763.54 from the Auditorium Fund and $2,774.48 from the Public Health & Welfare Fund and ordering payment made to Stanley Drips Postmaster $300.00; Dr. J. J. Iarson-$226.00; World Travel Bureau $209.80; • Raymond C. Cutting $625.49; Powell & Sullivan $285.35; City of Rochester P.U.$471.60; Auditorium Arena & Stadium Guide $291.94; N. W. Bell Telephone Co. $335.98; Clements Chevrolet Company $2,438.50. 8. Resolution appropriating $248.22 from the General Fund, $830.94 from the Parking Meter Fund, $856.43 from the Police Fund and $22.50 from the Fire Fund and ordering payment made to H & H Electric Co..$830.94; Axel W. Moberg $342.64; N. W. Bell Telephone Co. $565.19 and City of Rochester, P.U. $219.32. The following resolutions were each introduced and read and upon motion made and seconded and all present voting in favor thereof, President DeVries declared the said resolutions duly passed and adopted: .Resolution declaring cost to be assessed and ordering preparation of proposed assessment for water main on 4th Street Northwest to serve Lot 22 and the east 93.75 feet of Lot 23, Auditor's Plat "D".. Upon motion by Folkert, second by Day, resolution adopted. Resolution ordering a hearing on the proposed assessment for water main on 4th Street Northwest to serve Lot 22 and the east 93.75 feet of Lot 23, Auditor's Plat "D". Upon motion by Day, second by Folkert, resolution adopted. Resolution granting one public dance permit to Ben Sternberg. Upon motion by Day, second by Folkert, resolution adopted. Resolution accepting bid of Dresser -Keller, Inc. for construction of bridge No. 55514 on Elton Hills -Drive over the Zumbro River. Upon motion by Perry, second by • McCaleb, resolution adopted. A letter from H. H. Hibbing stating that the lease on the East Center Super Market expires on January 20, 1967, according to the -terms of the lease he had an option of renewing the lease on the same terms and he hereby notifies that he fishes to exercise this option and renew the lease for an additional five years, was read. Upon motion by Perry, second by Folkert, and all present voting in favor,,the letter was referred to the Finance Committee. An Ordinance amending an ordinance entitled,- An Ordinance for the purpose of promoting health, safety, order, convenience and general welfare, by regulating the use of land, thelocation, size, use and height of buildings, and the arrangement of buildings on II Ll -I Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minns December 19, 1966 1 • 1 • 1 lots and the density of population within this City of Rochester, all in accordance with a comprehensive plan (changing zoning on Big Joy Drive In to B-3 General Business District) was given its first reading. An Ordinance amending an ordinance entitled, "An Ordinance for;the purpose of promoting health, safety, order, convenience and general welfare, by regulating the use of land, the location, size, use and height of buildings, and the arrangement of buildings on lots and thedensity of population within this City of Rochester, Minnesota, all in accordance with a comprehensive plan (changing zoning,on.Castle Trailer Court to B-3 General Business -District) was given its first.reading. .An Ordinance annexing to the City of.Rochester, Minnesota, certain unplatted land not exceeding two.hundred acres in area, all beiig in sections Five and Six, Township One Hundred Six, North, Range Fourteen West, Olmsted County, Minnesota (proposed Junior College Site),was given its first reading. Upon motion by Day, second by Perry, and upon roll call and all present voting in favor, the rules were suspended and the ordinance was given its sedond reading. Upon motion by Day, second by Folkert, and upon roll call and all present voting in favor, the rules,were suspended and the ordinance was given its third and final reading. A motion was then made by Perry, second by Folkert, that the said ordinance be adopted as read, and all present voting in favor, President DeVries.declared the said ordinance duly passed and adopted. Mr. Robert Swanson one of the developers of Kellogg Hills Plat was present and informed the Council that they had changed their plat and had taken off both easements for sidewalk but they agreed to give an easement to the City for whichever description the Council decided and they had until September, 1967 to decide. A motion was then made by McCaleb, second by Folkert, that the plat be approved but before final signing everyghting,be in proper form; all present voted in favor. A resolution approving the plat of Kellogg Hills Subdivision was then read. Upon motion by Perry, second by McCaleb,,and all present voting in favor, the resolution was approved. A. report submitted by the Personnel Director showed the vote from city employees as being 162 for payroll,deposit banking, 214 £or,payroll check and 57 for either.method. A motion was then made by Perry, second by McCaleb, that the recommendation of,the City Administrator that the City go to automated data processing and payroll deposit banking be approved for all city employees;.upon vote taken DeVries and Perry voted "aye" and Day, Folkert and McCaleb voting "no", the motion was lost.. . Alderman Day inquired if -there was not a way that could be worked out for an optional plan where the employees that want to can have there check go to the bank.and the others can receive their checks at their departments. A motion was.then made by Day, second by Folkert, that the City Administrative Assistant make a further study of the feasibility of an optional plan for payroll depost; all voted in favor thereof, except Perry and McCaleb who voted "no". -A motion was made by Day, second by McCaleb, that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare,an ordinance annexing.the property known as the Tennis Club property (as recommended by the Planning & /Zoning Commission in their recommendation_datied October 29, 1965); all present Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minn., December 19, 1966 1 0 voted in favor. The following claims were --each read and upon motion made by McCaleb, second by Perry, and all present voting in favor, the same were approved and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and directed to draw warrants upon the City Treasurer and make payments accordingly: From the General Fund: Schmidt Printing $7.55; Fire Safety Corp. $15.60; Schmidt. PPrinting $24.85; I.B.M. $34.50; National Cash Register Co. $21.31; Quality Printers & Stationers $118.10; Barbara Taylor $60.00; Weber and Judd $19.80; R. L. Polk & Co. $80.00; Callagan & Co. $40.00; Mason Publishing $82.50; Atlas Paper Supply $6.84; Trautner-Sales $5.67; Williams Printing Co. $7.50; Chandler Davis Publisher $2.00; Dieter Paper & Marine Supply $25.20; Ace Signs $18.25; Arnolds Supply $6.70; Arnolds Supply Co. $15.10; China Hall $46.57; Mayo Clinic $20.00; Ruffalo Drugs $66.70; Olmsted Medical Group $42.50; Peoples Natural Gas $95.34; Leonard Klinkhammer $8.00; Elmer Hare $6.00; St. Mary's Hospital $2.00; Marvel M. Kyle $3.50; Tempo $2.54; Monte's $14.23; Minnesota Municipal Commissions $75.00; and Quality Printers $45.55. From the Fire Protection Fund: Quality Printers $31.48; peoples Natural Gas $86.75; Gross Industrial Services $6.99; International Assn. of Fire Chiefs $60.00; Donald W. Grimm $57.54; Culligan Water Conditioning $4.75; Carpenter Mfg. Co. $5.04; Skelly Oil Co. $16.15; E. J. Klampe Co. $24.72; Fire Safety Corp. $46.11; and Northwestern Bell Telephone $22.50. From the Police Protection Fund: Lee E. Graham $5.50; Mason Publishing Co. $10.00; Filmshops $16.46; Graflex, Inc. $15.76; Camera Centers $9.65; The Lew Bonn Co. $5.16; Joe L. McDermott $1.50; Quality Printers $25.35; Cranston Typewriters $14.50; Key Laboratories $37:86-; Key Laboratories $12.62; Richard B. Tompkins $75.00; Butterworth Co. $5.00; Bakers $42.80; Standard Oil Co. $1.58; and Henry Kubicek $161.60. From the Auditorium Fund: National Sports Publications $65.00; Peoples Natural Gas $39.55; City of Rochester $1.90; Koss Electronics, Inc. $40.02; Maass Plumbing & Heating $85.70; Woodhouse Brothers $6.50; Standard Oil Co. $29.43; Rochester Mattress -Co. $24.00; American Linen Supply $49.75; Ability Building Center $42.00; Barry Cleveland Corp. $44.99; and Quality Printers & Stationers $23.20. From the Music Fund: Alfred J. Mapelson $7.50; Willard Johnson $100.00; Virginia Scudamore $100.00; Louis Canar $15.00; Mrs. Dale Timm $10.00; Judy Lehnhoff $10.00; Robert Stroetz $7.00; Richard Wintersteen $12.00; John T. Martin $12.00; Karl Dubbert $7.00; Mrs. J. T. Martin $12.00; Zola Vantaggi $18.00; Harley Flathers $25.00; Judy Bloemendaal $10.00; Sidney Suddendorf $10.00; Almyra Whitehead $10.00; Mrs. Sidney Suddendorf $10.00; Lloyd Ketterling $10.00; Beverly Livesay $10.00; Kathryn Hart $12.00; Mrs. Abner Haugen $12.00; Cindy Burchell $6.00; Ralph Spiekerman $12.00; Doris Nasby $24.00; Susan Narveson $22.803, Priscilla Gunnarson $25.00; Eugene Vuicich $109.60; Charlotte Sonnickson $18.00; Marc Carpenter $12.00; Elizabeth Decker $12.00; Shilloy Hentges $6.00; Stephanie Hicks $6.00; Nancy Cross $6.00; Mrs. Edward Waldo $12.60; Kathryn Anderson $12.00; Fern McKnight $25.00; Nancy Thompson $6.00; Bill Weinmann $6.00; Aslaug Fallon $12.00; Mary Clocumb $12.00; Pat C� 1 1 i 1 Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minn., December 19. 1966 1 40 1 0 1�1 Meisel $23.40; John Kolpitcke $17.50; Nancy Moore $6.00; Robert Lovestedt $6.00; Fred Young $12.00; Patricia Scoggin $12.00; Robert Clements $7.00; Bruce Qualey $6.00; Earl Elkins $40.80: Richard McCoy $17.50; Dorothy Pexton $6.00; Marcia McCally $25.00; Gordon Danuser $7.00; William Spurlock $5.85; Elizabeth Berry $18.00; John Roemer $12.00; Duane Newell $12.00;- Pam Berven $6.00; Marvin McCoy $7.00; Walter Gludt $7.00; Jerome Paulson $5.40; Rochester Visitor $8.00; The Johnson Co. $4.54; Schmidt Printing $84.25; and Arthur Hirman Agency $21.80. From the Public Health & Welfare Fund: UniVersaLiZord SaZesT$65s36;;rE. Hoiby Body Co. $89.10; City of Rochester $80.65; Refuse Removal Journal $5.00; Goodyear Service Stores $7.00; Witte Transportation Co. $3.75; Thomas Office Equipment $79.45; Thomas Office Equipment $189.45; Aloe $161.00; Drain Master $27.63; Rochester Fire Extinguisher Co. $6.00; American Linen Supply $7.60; Peoples Natural Gas $15.24; Public Utilities $11.52; Public Utilities $74.25; Audrey Pederson $34.70; Osco Drug $3.58; Model Lawlers $23.40; Mautz Paint & Varnish Co. $4.59; Geo. T. Walker Co. $11.51; William Bartels $17.05; Robert Rossi $159.50; Mrs. L. Hanson $32.50; Lederle Laboratories $4.80; Quality Printers & Stationers $25.45; Loren Nelson $9.40; Neola Henson $9.20; Paul Tarara $5.00; Ward McIntire $33.80; Charles Bhenix $45.00; Mary Helen Ousley $190.72; Edith Martin $170.40; Mary Wilson $33.47; Donna Porath $14.88; Virginia Treu $11.66; Patricia Fallon $12.50; Margaret Lawler $4.73; Laura Donney $9.50; Barbara Cain $6.80; Sandra Hill $30.49; Carol Christensen $5.20; Martha Stapenhorst $19.80; Cherie Burke $25.10; Virginia Zelinski $7.60; Cooperative Oil Co. $3.00; Cranston Typewriter Store $35.00; Walter S. Booth & Son $19.72; Monte's $94.20; The Johnson Co. $104.01; General Electric Co. $3.75; Xerox Corporation $23.50; The Kruse Co. $93.35; Magazine Publishing Co. $5.00; American Academy of Pediatrics $4.00; Hollands $7.80; Health Office Intact Fund $70.82; and United Rent Alls $4.00. Upon motion by Day, second by Perry, and all present voting in favor thereof, the meeting was adjourned. Elfreda Reiter, City Clerk is Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council of the City of Rochester, Minn., CC-56869 �m 1 i.