HomeMy WebLinkAbout08-19-1957' 658 Record of Official Proceedings of the Common Council
of the City of Rochester, Minn., Augu s t 19, 19 5 7 •
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 August 19, 1957•
President Bach called the meeting to order at 7:30 o'clock P. M., the
following:members being present: President Bach, Aldermen Briese, Haas,
Schroeder, Tingley, Whiting. Absent: Alderman Morris.
Upon motion by Tingley, second by Haas, the minutes of the meetings of
August'5th and 8th, 1957 were approved.
Alderman Bach stated this as being the date set for a hearing in the
matter of locating taxicab stands for the two existing franchise holders, Rochester
Yellow Cab Company and Rocabco, . Inc., d/b/a Vet's Blue & White Cabs. Mr. Jahn
Pemberton, Attorney for Rocabco, Inc., was present and requested that the Council
consider granting open cab stands instead of exclusive cab stands,, as he did not
feel there was a fair distribution of cab stands with Yellow Cab Company having
twelve and Rocabco, Inc. only having five. The Pemberton firm had also presented
a brief setting forth court decisions affecting stand regulatory measures on
constitutional grounds and grounds of "unreasonable discrimination" in such use
of public streets. Mr. Joe Kremer, President of Yellow Cab Company, explained that
the reason they had the present cab stands was that they had purohased various
cab companies through the years which led to the present arrangement of stands
occupied by their Company. After hearing those present, a motion was made by
Alderman Whiting that the hearing be closed and that it be again referred to the
Police Committee with the instructions to make a strenous attempt to work with
the two cab companies a more equitable distribution of personal cab stands and
to consult and explore with the City Attorney any effect or repercussion to the
brief presented by the Pemberton firm may have. Alderman Schroeder seconded the
motion. Mr..R. V. Ehrick, City Attorney,then gave his opinion that if the Council
determined it necessary for the public safety that closed stands be established
the Council has -the power to do so. President Bach then called for a vote on the
ti-on and all voted in favor thereof.
Alderman Bach stated this as being the time and place set for a continued
earing on the construction of a sanitary sewer on 6th Street Southwest from a point
90 feet west of 15th Avenue Southwest to a point '450F feet west and in Block 2,
resbach's Addition, loth Avenue Southwest, r5th'Avenue Southwest; Sth Street South -
sot and along Trunk Highway No. 52. The following report from the City Engineer
as read:
"Honorable Mayor & Common Council
City of Rochester, Minnesota
RE: SW Trunk Line and Sanitary
Sewer Project.
Job 5620
Gentlemen:
I submit the following information for the hearing (continued from
Aug. 6, 1957) on the above project:
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1. The planning of the section referred to as the trunk -line, from the
we,'st end of 111 St. Southwest to the south end of 15th Avenue South-
west in Dresbachs Addition is awaiting the completion of the High-
way reconstruction plans. We cannot detail our sewer plans until
the Highway plans are completed and approved.
The estimated cost of this section is $229980.
This section is a Ire -requisite to the, balance of the project.
2. The section lying between 7th and 9th Streets is estimated at
$23,O89.. These 40 service mains serve 29..1ots. on 14th Avenue,
15 'Avenue, and the east Service Drive of the Highway. The
average ,cost per lot of this section is approximately $800 plus
the!; recommended $40 per lot as each lots share ' of the trunk line
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3. The', section from 7th to 6th Street, including 6th Street, is
estimated at $6473. This serves only 4 houses on 6th Street
between 15th Avenue and the Highway. The average cost per lot
for''„ this section if $1619 per lot (plus the recommended $40 per
lot as each lots share of the trunk line).
This high cost of this section is caused by the run from 7th to
6th,Street past the Polwell School.
Respectfully,
C. A. ARMSTRONG
City Engineer".
Dr, James Hunter�of 1603 6th Street Southwest was again present and stated he felt
that the amount of $1619.00 per lot as stated in the above report, was toaD high as
he felt the cost', was caused by Folwell School not having adequate sewer and water
facilities. Alderman Whiting stated that they were to meet with the school on this
question but the meeting was not until Tue-sday night. No action was taken and
Alderman Whiting'was to meet with the School. Board on the matter.
President Bach stated this as being the time and place set for a hearing
on the construction of Section 1 of 'sanitary relief sewer line in 7th Street North-
east from llth Avenue Northeast to 679 feet west of llth Avenue. Northeast. There
was no one present wishing to be heard.
President Bach stated this as being the date set for a hearing on the
change of zoningl,of Lot 20, Lemke's Sub -Division from a residential to a multiple
dwelling zone. Mr. Reuben Wolfgram was present and urged that the Council grant
his request for the said change in zoning. The recommendation of the Zoning Board
that his requestbe granted was again read. A motion was made by Haas, second by
Schroeder that the recommendation of the Zoning Board be approved and the City
Attorney was instructed to prepare an Ordinance making the requested change.
President Bach stated this as being the date set for !a hearing on the
change of zoning -of land in Rolling Greens Addition as petitioned for by the
Kruse Company from a residential to a commercial zone. Mr. Tom 'Moore, Planning
Director, stated, that he understood that part of the; land in the requested zone
change had been earmarked for school purp`o-sed. Upon motion by Schroeder, second.
by Haas, the matter was tabled until the meeting of August 26th, 1957.
President Bach stated this as being the date set for a hearing on the
change - of zoning of land ovned by I. 0. I. , Inc. and described as petitioned for
from a residential to an industrial zone. There was no one present wishing to be
heard.
The recommendation of the Board of Zoning that the said petition be granted
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was again read. Upon motion by Schroeder, second by Whiting, the recommendation
was approved and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare an Ordinance making'
the requested zone change.
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• President Bach stated this as being the date set for a hearing on the
change -of zoning of land owned by the Christopher Graham Trust and described as
petitioned for from a residential zone to an industrial zone. There was no one
present wishing to be heard. The recommendation of the Board of Zoning that the
said petition be granted was again read. Upon motion by Schroeder, second by
Haas, the recommendation was approved and the City Attorney was instructed to
prepare an Ordinance making the requested zone change.
-President•Bach then inquired if there was anyone present wishing to be
heard on the construction of a sanitary sewer in 13th Street Northwest from 2nd
Avenue to a point approximately 300 feet West. Mr. Gordon Winslow was present -
and inquired as to how the assessments were going to be divided among the property
owners. A motion was then made by Schroeder that the hearing be continued another
week. Alderman Whiting seconded the motion_ and all voted in favor thereof.
Mr. E. J. LaFond was again -present and stated that they had their Southeast
Shopping Center ready to open in two or three weeks but had no sewer or water
facilities and would like to have the Council.take some action, particularly in
- regard to the water as soon as possible. Upon motion by Schroeder,second by
Tingley; his request was referred to -the Water Committee, the City Engineer and
the Public Utility Board. All voted in favor thereof.
Mr. John Berkman of 402 15th Avenue Southeast was present and inquired
if the Council had done anything further in acquiring lots in Homestead Addition
for a playground area. The following recommendation from the Board -of Park
Commissioners was read:
"Ron. Claude H. McQuillan, Mayor
and
The ,Common Council of Rochester, Minnesota
Re: Homestead Addition petition for playground area.
Gentlemen:
The.Board of Park Commissioners, at a meeting held on August 7th,
1957, approved by divided vote a recommendation that the Common
Council be requested to acquire four (4) lots, described as.
follows:
Lots four (4), Five (5), Six (6) and Seven (7) of
Block Nine (9), Homestead Addition
from The Kruse Company, for use, with the adjoining unopened
,33 foot municipal street right—of—way, as a small play area.
Two_ commissioners voted for and one opposed this recommendation.
Respectfully submitted,
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
By A. J. Toddie, President",
Upon motion by Alderman Whiting, second by Schroeder, action on the same was
deferred until later in the meeting,
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The following proposals signed by Lawrence Bielenberg Henry J. Giese
and William Bielenberg were each read:
"#1 Proposal: -
We propose to sell to the City of Rochester, for park purposes,
eleven lots in Bielenberg` and Giese's Fourth .Addition for the sum of
. $39, 500.00. This may be paid at the rate of '$9,625.00 a year over a
four year period if desired.
-#2 Proposal:
Ife propose to sell to the City of Rochester, for park purposes,
four -lots in Bielenberg & Giese's Fourth- Addition for the sum of
$5, 000,,.00. This property would be' replatted and would contain 50
trees which are now in place. This would make an adequate playground
for small children and picnic tables and a fireplace could be installed.
$5,000,'.00 would compensate us for assessments and streets which will
be paid by us together with expenses already incurred.
Signed: LAWRENCE BIELENBERG
Signed: HENRY J. GIESE
Signed: WILLIAM BIELENBERG".
Mr. Lawrence Bielenberg was present and inquired if the Council had come to a
decision. A motion was made by Whiting, second by Schroeder, that action be
deferred until later in the meeting,
A tentative layout of Northern Heights Addition (Battersby & Sehl') was
presented and upon motion by Schroeder, second by Tingley, the same was referred
to the Plannin& Commission.
Mr. Stanley C. Marcewicz of 900 - 19th Avenue Northeast was present in
regard to the flooding of basements and personal property damage from rain water
washing down the -slope of the hill in Miner's Addition. Also a letter from Air.
Marcewicz regarding the same matter was read. Upon motion by Schroeder, second
by Whiting the same was referred to the City Attorney and the City Engineer.
The following letter from Mayor Claude H. McQuillan was read:
"Members of the Common Council
City of Rochester -
Rochester, Minnesota
Gentlemen:
It has been,customery for the Mayor to attend Council meetings and sit;through
several hours of discussions and business routine in order that he may speak
for five or 'ten minutes, sometimes during the meeting but more often at the
end of the session.
I suppose that the custom originated because of the Charter provision which is
as follows: "He (the Mayor) shall from time to time give the Common Council
such information and recommend such measures as he shall deem advantageous to
the city. "
It seems to 'me that it would be a tremendous savings of time for the Mayor to
present his ',information and recommendations in writing rather than by a
personal appearance. It would save hours of the Mayor's time and there are
ever increasing demands upon him for time and services.
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There is also the advantage of having the information and the recommendations
a matter of record which could be referred to at any time it might be needed.
This is my initial "message to the Council" and concerns a critical situation
in which the, Park Board finds itself as a result of a council action and the
work -policy which a council of several years ago set up but which should not
be binding upon any succeeding council,
You gentlemen over -rode my veto -and revised the salaries which the Park Board
had set for their department employees. As a result the Board finds itself
in serious difficulties. It can not..find an -experienced Auditorium manager
for the balance of the year at an annual salary of $5320.00 and most certainly
not for 90% of that salary,
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The only thing that you can do now is to adopt a different work policy and I
want to again recommend that you immediately eliminate the 90% feature of all
salaries for new employees.
Respectfully,
CLAUDN H. McQUILLAN
Mayor.)'
A motion was made by Schroeder that the_Mayor's request for a change in the work
policy be referred to the Council as a Committee of the whole for immediate action.
Alderman Tingley seconded the motion and all, voted in favor. thereof.
A letter signed by Mr.. C. R._ Zirbes,_Adjutant of the V. F. W. Post #1215
requesting permission to place a banner across the street in down town Rochester
'in the same location now by the Baseball Assoei.a:ion to.advertise the
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Fun-O-Rama which is being sponsoreii by.., --the said. V. F. W. Post on September 21st
and 22nd. A motion was made by Tingley that this permission be granted subject
to the approval of the owners of these facilities. (The Dayton Company, Woolworth
Company and Naegle Sign Company) and under the supervision of the Building
Inspector and that they be required to furnish proof of insurance. Alderman Haas
seconded the motion and all voted in favor thereof.
A letter signed by John C. Ivins, M.D., Chairman of the Committee on
Disaster Planning, stating that Col. Joseph R. Shaeffer, Consultant on Medical
care in Disaster, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, will appear in Rochester
on Wednesday evening, September 4th at 9:30 P. M. at the Mayo Civic Auditorium
was read. The theme of his talk will be in regard to the atomic attack and other
aspects of the Civil Defense program. President Bach ordered the same placed on
file.
A letter from the Public Utility Board submitting specifications for trunk
watermains>"for Northwest service area which had been approved by the said Board
was read and President Bach ordered the same placed on file.
,A letter from the President of the American Municipal Association advising
the Council of the 34th annual American Municipal Congress to,be held in San
Francisco, California November 30th to December 5th was read. A motion was made
by Schroeder that the Mayor and Aldermen be authorized to attend this Convention
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at the City's expense. Alderman Tingley seconded the motion and upon roll call
and Aldermen Briese, Schroeder, Whiting and President Bach voting "no" and
Aldermen Haas:and Tingley voting "aye", President Bach declared the motion lost®
A motion .was then made.by Alderman Whiting -that -the City send a delegate to this
Convention and choose an alternate in case the delegate could not attend. Alder-
man Haas seconded the motion and upon roll call and Aldermen Briese, Haas and
Whiting voting "aye" and Alderman Schroeder and Tingley and' President Bach voting
'!no,'", President Bach declared the motion lost. -
A letter signed by Harry J. Hessi.g requesting damages in the amount of
$267.00 as a result 4n a change of grade on the sidewalk at 716 6th Street South-
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west was read. ,Upon motion by Schroeder, second by Tingley, the same was referred
to the Street & Alley Committee and the City Attorney.
A letter from Irving L. Eckholdt, Judge of Municipal Court, appointing
Maxine Duell as 'Clerk of Municipal Court, Dorothea Bailey as first Deputy Clerk
and Carol Rorie as a steady monthly employee effective August 16th, 1957 was read.
Upon motion by Schroeder, second by Briesd, the appointments were approved.
A letter from Earl _Huey :requesta:ng :permission to use the space on the
East side of his'•store for a parking area, which would be on the West side of
2nd Avenue Southeast directly across from Burnham's Standard Station and stating
that they were willing to pay.for the cost of removing the two trees and electric
poles and to grade and put in crushed rock was read. Upon motion by Tingley,
second by Schroeder, the same was refe.rre.d .to t.he..St.raet. & Alley Committee.
A letter from the Olmsted County Historical Sooty inquiring whether the
Council would bel',willing to continue the contribution to the Society in the form
of heat and light when they moved to their new headquarters at 214 Third Avenue
Southwest was read. Upon 1motion by Tingley, second by Schroeder, the same was
referred to the City Attorney.
The following letter from the Board of Park Commissioners was read:
"Hon. Claude H. McQuillan, Mayor
and
The Common Council of Rochester
Re: Dangerous Tree Fund.
Gentlemen:
When the budgets were submitted last fall; the Park Department requested
that you include $1,000.00 in the general fund budget to be used to reimburse
the Park Department for actual costs expended in removing dangerous trees, or
parts of trees, from boulevards in cases where the people will not assume the
responsibility themselves.
The request was granted in the amount of $500.00 and to date we have expended
$423. 50, which leaves a balance in that fund of $76, 50, and we still have some
demands for that type of work and there are bound to be more as the year pro-
gresses.
So, at this time, we abk that you make up to $500.00 more available for that
purpose, if and when needed.
You may`restassured that this department will not spend the time on this type
of work if it can be avoided, but will try to do the work as cheaply as possiblo
and only where there is -a grave liability that the City might be held responsi-
ble if the tree is not taken care of.
Sincerely yours,
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
By PHIL LAMPMAN, Secretary."
Alderman : Schroede;r moved that $400.00 be made available for the purpose of removing
only dangerous trees on boulevards. Alderman Whiting seconded the motion and all
voted in favor thereof.
A resolutiozi accepting the bid of Peter Pirsch & Sons Company for h
p y the
furnishing of one' aerial ladder truck for use in the Rochester Fire Department
vetoed by the Mayor. on August loth, 1957 was read together with the following veto
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"Members of the Common Council
City. of Rochester
Rochester, Minn.
Gentlemen:
I am returning, with my veto attached, -the resolution accepting the bid of Peter
Pirsch & Sons Company for the furnishing of one Model 41-E 100 ft. Senior Tractor
'railer Aerial Ladder Truck for $39, 596.00.
My reasons for vetoing this resolution are as follows:
1. The bid of the Peter Pirsch Co. was not the lowest bid
from & reliable and responsible bidder.
The Peter Pirsch Co. bid ............................ $39996.00
The Maxim Company bid ............................... 8 0.00
Difference............. $ 1,146.00
The Maxim Co. included a double reduction rear
axel in their bid and the .Peter Pirsch Company
made an additional charge, for this axle of.......... 115.00
Additional allowance on the accessories such as
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Smoke Ejector, Life Belts, Akron Ladder Pipe,.
Electric Generator, Flood Lights, etc. if the
City made the purchase from a local concern is
The Maxim Company ........ ....... ......$2163.00
The Peter Pirsch Co ................... 16 4.00
Difference 509.00 509.00
Total............... $1770.00
2. Since both bidders assemble their equipment largely from parts
purchased from the same manufacturers with the same rated motor
by the same. manufacturer specified in both bids there can hardly
be a question as to the difference in the quality, suitability or
adaptability and particularly so` when both bids are according to
required specifications.
The City -of Rochester must not be denied the benefits of competitive bidding nor
may we disregard Sec. 291 of the Rochester City Charter. I therefore call upon
you to award the contract to the lowest bidder.
Re`s pe c t f u.l l'y
CLAUDE H. McQUILLAN
Mayor".
Mr. Frank Everett, Fire Chief, stated that he had never seen the aerial ladder
truck put out by the Maxim Company but suggested at the Fire Committee, the
mechanic and himself go to Indianapolis to view such an aerial ladder truck. A
motion was made by Whiting that action be deferreduntil a definite recommendation
is submitted by the Fire Committee at the meeting on August 26th, 1957. Alderman
Schroeder seconded the motion and all voted in favor thereof.-`
A letter signed by Mark Lunemann stating that he would like to purchase
Lots 9, 9 and 10 of Block 5 in Cascade Manor was read. Upon motion by Schroeder, -
second by Haas, that the same be referred' t o the Public Grounds Committee,
A letter from Elks Lodge No. 1091 requesting permission to use a loud
speaker in a brief program of music on Monday evening, August 19th, 1957 at 7:30
Pe M. was read and ordered placed on file.
The four following resolutions adopted by the Public Utility Board were
each read and President Bach ordered the same placed on file:
"Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of
the City of Rochester, Minnesota. that the Common Council of said
City be and is hereby requested to authorize the said Board to
enter into a contract with UNIVERSAL MOTORS, Inc., for the fur-
nishing, in accordance with specifications, of
ONE(1) Ranchero Model Ford 1957;
the total amount of the said proposal being $1968.43 with an
allowance for trade-in of a 1 Ton 1946 Dodge. Pickup Truck in
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the amount of $235.00, making a total contract price of -
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED THIRTY THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY THREE CENTS
($1733.4+3) .
,"Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board -
,- of . the City of Rochester, Minnesota that the Common Council. of - -
the said City be and is hereby requested to authorize the said -
Board to enter into. contract with B. J. CARNEY AND COMPANY for
the furnishing, in accordance with specifications on file, of -
120 - Class 3, 35 ft. Western Red Cedar Poles; the total amount of the ' said contract to be FOUR TEOUSAND FIVE -
'HUNDRED! SIXTY DOLLARS ($4,560.00) and the said-B. J. Carney and
_ Compaayi being the lowest responsible bidder. 9 - -
.!'Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board
.of the City of Rochester, Minnesota that the Common Council of
the said City be and is hereby requested -to authorize the said
Board to enter into a contract with ALLIS-CHALMERS MANUFACTURING
C OMPANY I f or the furnishing, in accordance with specifications on
file, of
THREE (3) STEP VOLTAGE REGULATORS; .the total amount of the said contract to be EIGHT THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED --
,THIRTY EIGHT DOLLARS ($8, 239 00) and the said Allis-Chalmers Manufact--
.uring.Company being the lowest responsible .bidder." - -
!'Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of the -
City of ',.Rochester, Minnesota that the Common Council of the said - -
City be'';and is hereby requested to authorize the said Board to - -
enter into a contract with ALLEN TRUCK AND- IMPLEIA3NT for the - -
,furnishing, in accordance with specifications, of -
ONE (1) z T-on International Truck - Model A-10-1957;
the total amount of the said contract to be FIFTEEN HUNDRED SIXTY
DOLLARS -' ($1, 560.00) and the said Allen Truck and Implement being
.the lowest responsible bidder."
,The following preliminary estima.tes�:submitted- byt".the City Engineer were
each read
and ordered placed on file: for the
construction of a
sanitary relief
sewer from
6701 west of llth Avenue Northeast
to llth Avenue Northeast in the
amount of
$6,049.!,20; for the construction of
7th Street Northeast Relief Sewer from
East side
of Zumbro River to 670 feet West of
llth Avenue Northeast
in the amount of
45, 64l.19;
for thle construction of Section 3
of NW -SW Trunk Line
Relief Sanitary
Sewer from
loth Street Northwest to 7th Street
Northwest in the
amount of.
$240676.25
and for the construction of Section
4 of NW -SW Trunk
Line Relief Sanitar,
Sewer from
7th St:reet Northwest & Siphon Manhole
near.8th Avenue
and 5th Street
Northwest
in the I!amount of $27, 550.00.
:The .foll-owing recommendation of the
Finance `Committee was
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"Honorable
Mayor and
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Members
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City of Rochesterl, Minnesota
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Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned members' of the Finance
Committee, hereby
recommend
that the following list of outstanding checks
be cancelled:
From the Payroll Account; $7.6.0.6
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Check,
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No. Issued .To
Fund
Amount
12-16-43
24769 1 Jean Disney
Park Improvement
$1.20
9-16-44
29913 Ruger Keehn
Park Improvement
5.00 -
11-�16-44
30991k Direth- Dickman
Park Improvement
1. 50
1-16-47
5-29-4s
45942 Beverly Gelatt
59336 Willard
Park Improvement
9.20
2-16-49
Norstrom
64217 Allan
Park Improvement
3.00 -
5-31-49
Hartwig
66901 Maurice McElligot
Park Improvement
Park Improvement
1.37
3.93
1-31-50
74055 Lois Brown
Park Improvement
4-76
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79649
Avis Akenhead
Park Improvement
2.25
11-16-50
92221
Nancy Edwards
Park Improvement
1.00
6-16-51
88175
Helen Van Beers
Park Improvement
1.50`?
7-16-51
g9091
Jack Smith
Park Improvement•
4.75
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11-28-52
3759
Eleanor Ryan
Park Improvement
3.60
5-15-54
19207
Jim Duffy
Park Improvement
1.50
7-31-54
21316
Lewis Nichols
Park Improvement
3.25
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1-31-55
26s84
Wallace West
Park Improvement
3.75 .
3-31-55
29932
Don Binderim
Park Improvement
7.50
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7-30-55
326,27
Dorrae Osmundson
Park Improvement
2.91
¢
8-16-55
33126
Dorrae Osmundson
Park Improvement
2.62
.3-3-1- 56
2804
Jo Ann Tradup
Park Improvement
2.44
66.93
4
9-30-49
70602
Glenn Hendershot
P. II.
8.13
g-16-51
90421
Janet Hoven
Band
1.00
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From the
General Account Funds - $982, 25
From the
General Fund - $144.62
7-17-46
3 555
St. Mary1 a Hospital
General
$5..00
10-21-47
44515
Montgomery Ward Co.
General
15.65
2-3-4s
46363
Henry J. & Myrtle Gie se
General
1.00
9-8-49
50376
- Roth's Food Market
General
1.80
12-21-49
52496
S. S. Kresge Company
General
11.40
10-IS-49
59243
Leo Cronin Company
General
18.95
3-13-52
75450
St. Mary's Hospital
General
5.00
6-3-52
7sg06
State of Minnesda
General
.30
5-25- 54
4327
Lawler ' s
General
15. 00 -
4-19-5j5
12043
Launder -Aid
General
3.05
12-20-55
17443
Walter S. Booth
General
67.47
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From the
Street and Alley Fund - $360.70
1-21-+V7-
39700
Witte Transportation.Co.
Street & Alley
1.05
4-14- 0
5
61s0 9
Jack Batdorf
Street & Alley
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121 6
5
1-16-51
67890
Borchert Ingersoll
Street & Alley
61.94
3-27-51
69496
Mrs. Hazel Kitzman
Street & Alley
52.50
3-27-51
6�4J6
Mrs. Hazel Kitzman
Street & Alley
-123.75
3 0- 70
From the
Fire Protection Fund - $10.43
9-12-44
26736
Allen Lloyd Company
Fire Protection.
.31
1-21-47
39700
Witte Transportation Company _Fire Protection
8e 57
3-7-50
61o83
Montgomery Ward Company
Fire Protection
_ 1.55
10.43
From the
Sewer Fund - $15.00 -
7-21-53
97669
Ozzie St. George
Sewer
15.00
From the
Park Improvement Fund - $54.93
7-17-46
3 377
Skelly Brothers
Park Improvement
4.50
5-20-47
41920
Winona Republican Herald
Park Improvement
6.30
11-4-47
44737
Pine Island Record
Park Improvement
1.60
7-19-49
56625
Owatonna Peoples Record
Pork Improvement
1 .68
2-6-51
6gM
Decorah Public Opinion
Park Improvement
1 .49
6-19-51
71556
Adam's
Park Improvement
- 50
3-4--52
76794
Arnold's Maintenance Sup.
Park Improvement
1.79
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10985
Decorah Public Opinion
Park Improvement
10.09
$_54.93
From the
P. I. R.
Fund - $45.50
10-2-45
31931
Leitzen Concrete
P. I. Re
45.50
From the
Public Health and Welfare Fund - $34.96
9-12-44
26so6
Lyle Christensen
P, µe & We
.40
6-14-46
35782
Evelyn Giblertson
P. H. & We
3.60
11-12-46
39502
T. He Charlton
P. He & We
2.40
l0-n-47
9-10-48
443 5
5046
Mrs. ward Kopp
L. A. Schafer
P. H. & We
P. H. & We
.15
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9-10-49
50547
Joel Larson
P. H. & W.
2.10
10-13-49
58117
W. Volwiler
P. He & W,
3.00 -
7-6- 50
63 632
Robert Re Jones
P. H. & W.
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1- 5- 51
76755
Marie Hasset t
P. He & We
1.69 -
7-12-51
71957
Elizabeth A. Thomley
P. H. & We
.30 -
1-8-52
75452
Dr, R. S. Osterholm
P. He & we,
. -73 -
3-31-53
95317
Publich Health & Welfare
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Fund
P. He & We
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From the
Band Fund
$22.00
1-3-.51
67592
Robert Vaaler
Band
20.00
5-4- 51
70372
Lee Bower
Band
2..00
22..00
From the
Public Utility Fund - $194.11
7-i 40
5417
Carl H. Schroeder
P. U.
13a46
7-1 44
25915
Mosing Engraving
P. U.
6.12
9-27-46
37729
Chicago Great Western Ry. Co.
P. U.
5.27
a
3-25-47
40SSS
Cooperative Oil- Company
P. U.
1.13
5-11-49
48165
Foster Electric Company
P. U.
6.90
3-lo-49
54205
Gateway City Transfer
P. U:
4.99
4-28-49
54986
Gopher Welding Company
P. ,U.
14.25
4-14-50
61go9
Jack Batdorf
P. U.
132.27
12-31-54
9429
Peoples Cooperative Power
P. U.
3.66
4-11-55
145o6
Pruettla
P. U.
6.o6
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$992.25
We further recommend that in the future that all
checks that
are
one year
or over be
cancelled.
Respectfully,
(RAYMOND
C. SCHROEDER
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Upon motion by Haas, second by Tingley and all voting in favor thereof, the
recommendation was. appr6ved.
The recommendation of the Street & Alley Committee'that bids be taken
for the seasonis supply of rock salt for the City Engineers Department, bids to
be received September 16th, 1957, was read. Upon motion by Schroeder, second by
Tingley, the recommendation was approved.
The following recommendation from the Street & Alley Committee and the
Sewer Committee was read and upon motion by Tingley, second by Schroeder the
recommendation rra.s approved:'
"We, the undersigned, recommend that the Council initiate condemnation
proceedings to acquire the following easements for street grading and
sewer construction, and that the City Attorney and City Engineer be
instructed to prepare the necessary descriptions and resolutions.
1. Slope easements for grading on the north side of 6th Street
Southwest for Folwell Heights Addition grading.
2. Sewer Easement thru unplatted property between 5th and 6th Street
Southwest for Folwell Heights Addition sanitary sewer.
3. Sewer easement across several lots and unplatted parcels for
NW -SW Trunk Line Sanitary Sewer along west side of Cascade
Creek from loth Street Northwest to 5th. Street Northwest
at Sth Avenue Northwest,
4.. Sewer easement for trunk line sanitary sewer from the City
System to Country Club Manor First Addition. }�
The recommendation of the Street & Alley Committee and the City Engineer
that the resolution of the County Board dated July S, 1957 revoking certain
former State A id Roads which are not included in the proposed County -State -Aid
System be approved by the City Council (the only road within -the City limits
affe,cte.d by this resolution is part of _State Aid Road uDa - 3rd Ave. S.E. from
12th Street S.E, to 14th Street S.E..) was read. Upon motion by Whiting, second
by Haas, the recommendation was approved.
A letter from the State of Minnesota transmitting two copies of a pre-
liminary layout', and profile covering Trunk ,Highway 52 from Second Street S.W.
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north was read. A motion was made by Schroeder, that the same be referred to the
Street & Alley Committee and the City Engineer and that a public hearing be set
for August 26th, 1957 at .7s30 o'clock P. M. , that the owners of Miracle Mile be.
notified of the said hearing and that proper publication be put in the Post
Bulletin. Alderman Whiting; seconded the motion and, all voted in favor thereof,
A plat of Ro111ng.Greens,Replat was presented together with a letter. from
C. A. Armstrong stating that he had examined the said replat and that it complied.
with the .requirements of . Ordinance No. 704 and also that it conformed with the
recommendation of the Street & Alley Committee approved on August 5th providing.
that Outiot 1 is deeded to the City was read. Upon motion by Whiting, second by
Haas, the same was referred to the Planning Commission for report on August 26th,
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A plat of Gardner's Second Addition was presented together with a letter
from the Public Utility Department stating that no easements for electrical service
will be necessary to serve this property. Upon motion by Tingley, second by
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Alderman Schroeder, Chairman of the Finance Committee, stated that he
Thad noted that the Permanent Improvement Fund was in the red and did not feel that
the City should be spending money for parks or park purposes unless the money was
available. Alderman Whiting, Chairman of the Street & Alley Committee, reported
that he had met with the owners of the property needed for widening 7th Street
Northeast, He stated that in contacting Mrs. Gus Bottke, 950 7th Street Northeast,
Lyle Ellefson, 940 7th Street Northeast and George A. Greenwaldt, 920 7th Street
Northeast that these entire three p*ces of property could be purchased for
$42,500 or acquiring a 34 foot strip of the properties and moving back the houses
and other property changes would cost about $12,000 to $15,000. A motion was then
made by Alderman Whiting that the City purchase these three pieces of property, to
be paid from the Permanent Improvement Fund and Mrs. Bottke be given a life lease.
Alderman Briese seconded the motion and upon roll call and Aldermen Briese, Tingley,
Whiting and President Bach voting in favor thereof and Aldermen Haas and Schroeder
voting "no", President Baeh declared the motion duly passed and adopted.
A motion was then made by Alderman Haas, that the recommendation of the
Board of Park Commissioners, .(previously read), recommending that the Council
acquire Lots 4, 5, 6 and 7 in Block 9 Homestead Addition for use with the adjoining
33 foot municipal street right-of-way as a small play area, be approved. Alderman
Schroeder %eco.nded the motion and upon roll call and Aldermen Briese, Tingley,
Whiting and President Bach voting ",no" and Alderman Haas and Schroeder voting
"aye", President Bach declared the motion lost.
A motion was then made by Alderman Whiting that the proposals of Bielenberg
and Giese, read earlier in the meeting, for the sale of land in Bielenberg & Giese
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. 4th Addition be'rejected and the City try to negotiate on a reasonable price
for the small tract of land (approximately .67 acres). Alderman Schroeder
seconded the motion and upon roll call and all voting in favor thereof, President
Bach declare.d the motion duly passed and adopted..
Alderman Schroeder was excused at 11:00 o'clock P. M.
A resolution authorizing the establishing and maintaining of a bureau
for the receipt! of bail for parking violations in the- City of Rochester, _Minneso tf
was read but no action was taken at this meeting.
The -following resolutions were each introduced and read and President
Bach declared the same duly passed and adopted:
Resolution -authorizing Ross Browning, Elf reds Reiter and Raymond Schroed
er to have access to the Safet Deposit Boxes at the First National Bank of Minne-
apolis, Minnesota. Upon motion by Briese-, second by Haas, resolution adopted.
Resolution approving plans and specifications and authorizing the City
.Clerk to advertise for bids -for the making of the following improvement: Construc
ion of Section 1 of Sanitary Relief Sewer Line in 7th Street Northeast frok llth
Avenue Northeast to 670' west of llth Avenue Northeast. Upon motion by Haas,
second by Tingley, resolution adopted.
Resolution approving a•resolution*adopted by the Olmsted -County Board
locating or establishing the County State -Aid Highway system within the City
Limits. Upon motion by Tingley, second by Whiting, -resolution adopted.,,
Resolution authorizing the Public Utility Board to enter into contract
with Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company. Upon motion by Whiting, second by
Briese, resolution adopted.
ResoluOon authorizing -Public Utility Board to enter into contract with
B. J. Carney & C,ompany. Upon motion-by-Briese; second by Haas, resolution adopted
Resolution authorizing Public Utility Board to enter.into contract with
Universal Motors,, Inc. Upon motion by Haas,,second by Tingley, resolution adopted
Resolution authorizing Public Utility Board to enter into contract iiith
Allen Truck. and 'Implement Company. Upon motion by Tingley, second by Whiting,
resolution •adopt'ed.
Resolution granting one public dance permit to Gene Thompson. Upon motion
by Whiting, second by Briese, resolution adopted.
Resolution authorizi-ng the City Clerk to advertise for bids for the
furnishing of the season's supply of - rock salt for use inn the City Engineer's
Department. Upon motion by Briese, second by, Haas, resolution adopted.
Resolution approving plans and specifications and ordering bids for the
making of the following improvement(s): construction of approximately 3000 feet
of 12-inch cast iron pipe trunk watermains to be located on 18th Avenue Northwest
from Cascade Street Northwest to a point approximately 2290 feet North of the
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of the present City limits and on 26th Street Northwest crossing U. S. Highway 52.
Upon motion by Haas., second by Tingley, resolution adopted.
Resolution referring the petition for the making of the following improve«
ment(s): construction of sewer, watermain, streets and grading in Northern Heights
Addition and a water tower and appurtenances to the City Engineer and the Street &
Alley and the Sewer and Water Committees. Upon motion by Tingley, second by
Whiting, resolution adopted. (A petition with nine signatures for the making of
the above improvements was also read).
Resolution appropriating $131.85 from the General Fund, - $34.20 from the -
Fire Protection Fund and $192.90 from the Police Protection Fund and ordering
payment made -to N. W. Bell Telephone. Upon motion by Whiting, second by.Briese,
resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $1, 720.37 from the General Fund and $251.60 from
the Parking Meter Fund and ordering payment made to Alpek Sheet Metal Works, $261,60,
KROC—TV Channel 10, $205.00, KROC Radio Station, $205,00 and Rochester Post Bulletin,
$1,310.37. Upon motion by Briese, second by -Haas, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $3,708*15 from the General Fund, $4,030.20 from
the Street.& Alley Fund, $58.77 from the Fire Protection Fund, $1,964,28 from the.
Sewer Fund, $65.30 from the Lighting Fund and $27.60 from the Parking Meter Fund
and ordering payment made to Patterson Rock Products, $946.30, Street & Alley
Fund, $7,369.55 and $2,126.95.. Upon motion by Haas, second by Tingley, resolution
adopted.
Resolution appropriating $1, 574.' 92 from the General Fund, $62.00 from the
Street & Alley Fund and $1,199.42 from the Police Protection Fund and ordering
payment made to Wisconsin -State Prison, $1,092.37, Standard Oil Company, $1,327.59,
Quality Printers & Stationers,. Inc., $416.29. Upon motion ,by Tingley, second, by.
Whiting, resolution adopted._
Resolution appropriating $1,590.01,f rom the Park Improvement Fund,
$464.46 from the Lighting Fund and $209.90 from the FEW Estate Fund.and ordering
payment made to City of Rochester, P. U., $2, 054.47, and to the Park Department,
$209.90. Upon motion by Whiting, second by Briese, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $222.43 from the General Fund, $2.00 from the
Street & Alley Fund, $15.08 from the Fire Protection Fund and $4, 815,14 from the
Lighting Fund and ordering payment made to City of Rochester, P. U. Upon motion
by Briese, second by Haas* resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $1,159098 from the General Fund and ordering
payment made to Board of Park Commissioners. Upon motion by Haas, second by Briese,
resolution adopted. All voted in favor thereof, except Alderman Tingley who voted
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payment made to K.,M. McGhie. Upon motion by Tingley, second by Whiting,
resolution adop',ted.
Resolution appropriating $1,019.55 from the General Fund and ordering
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payment made to Standard Oil Company, $276.50, Riverside Sand & Gravel Company
$412,05 and Park Department $330,00, Upon motion by Whiting, second by Briese,
resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $ , 998- 50 from the. General Fund and ordering
payment made tol,Mark Hurd Aerial Surveys, Inc, Upon motion by Briese, second by
Haas, re s olut•i oA adopted. _
Resolution appropriating $239,25 from the General .Fund and ordering
.payment made .to', John B. Carney. Upon motion by Haas, second by Bri-ese., resol-
ution adopted.
Resolution appropriating _$350..05 from the Street & Alley Fund and orderin,
payment made to,Doyle.Connor Company. Upon motion by Tingley,. second by Whiting.'
resolution adopted..
Res olutimn appropriating. $2,660*92 from the Street & Al.ley. Fund and
ordering payment made. to The Doyle Conner Company. Upon motion by Whiting, second
by Briese, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $560.4o from the Street & Alley Fund and orderin
payment made to'C. M. Bon.telle & Son. Upon motion by Briese, second by Haas,
resolution adopted.
Resolut ion, appropriating $2, 412.29 from the P. I. R. Fund and ordering
payment made to ',Carlton Penz-Riverside, Sand & Gravel Company. Upon motion. by.
Haas, second byTingley, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $9.3s9.66 from the. P.. I. R Fund and ordering
payment made to !,Carlton Penz-Riverside Sand & Gravel Company. Upon motion by
Tingley, second 'by Whiting, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $6640 40 from the P. I. R. Fund and ordering
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payment. made to Carlisle G. Fraser, Inc. Upon motion by Whiting, second by Briese
resolution adopted.
Resolut,,ion appropriating $470.74 from the P. I.. R. Fund and ordering
payment made to 'Carlisle G. Fraser, Inc. Upon motion by Briese, second by Haas,
resolution adopted.
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Resolution appropriating $707,12 from the Police Protection Fund and
ordering payment' .made to International Business Machines, Inc., $450,.00 and 0 &
0 Shorting Goods', $257012. Upon motion by Haas, second by Tingley, resolution
adopted. `
'Re 9olut',ion appropriating $1,06.29 from the Park Improvement Fund and
ordering payment' made to Lyons Chemical Company, $500.`12, Rochester Dairy Cooper-
ative $761.95, The Kruse Company,*$314.00 and All's Landscaping Service $400.32.
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Upon mofiion by Tingley, second by Whiting, resolution adopted.
Resolution appropriating $4,955.52 from the Park Improvement Fund and
ordering payment made to Mayo Civic Auditorium Revolving Fund,-$3,949.50, R. C.
Drips Grocer -Company, $296.33, Reynolds Wholesale, $499.33 and Red Wagon Products
Company, $221.36. upon motion by Whiting, second by Briese, resolution adopted.
The following claims were each read and upon motion by Haas, second by
Whiting, 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: N. W. Bell Telephone Company, $42.51; Chicago N.W.
Railway Company, $124.00; Harold's Auto Electric, $7.00; Borchert Ingersoll, Inc.,
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$39:49; J.. C. Penney Company, $2.15; Hayes Lucas Lumber Company, $5.70; Railway
Express Agency, $2.01; Stewartville Publishing Company, $19.35; Cooperative Oil
Company, $45.65; Mosing Engraving Service,• $13.30; Cooperative Oil Company, $14.82;
.John Comstock, $30..00; Rochester Methodist Hospital, $16.50; Reeve's Drug Store,
$13.00; Dr. H. A. Illstrup, $12.00; St. Mary's Hospital, $3.70'; Tom Moore, Register
of Deeds, $31.75; .Trautner Sales Company, $9.22; Standard Manifold Company, $19.17;
Rwhester Transfer & Storage Company, $10.00; Finance & Commerce, $7.50; Carol A.
Rorie, $9g.40; D. H. Holt Company, $1.00; Peoples Natural Gas Company, $1.06; Mrs.
Richard Ferber, $114.00; Gateway Transportation Company, $3.15; Joseph Sinnott,
$119�. 80; Chester R. Fellows, $119.90; Louis Hemker, $159.45;' Mr's. Wm. Peters,
$29.00; Joel A. Moore, $120.00; Willetta E. Hoaglan, $51.99; Mark Hurd Aerial
Surveys, Inc,, $61.34; Quality Printers,' Inc. , $74. 75; Arnold's Supply Company,
$92.24; R. C. Drips Grocer Company, $35.00; Huey's Wholesale, $6.75; Foster Electric
Company, $76. 59; The Model Laundry, $9.50; Rochester Dry Cleaners, $11,25; Socony
Mobil Oil Company, $46. 50; ' Struve Paint Shop; $11, 99; Truck Service Company, $.70;
Socony Mobil Oil Company, $39.75; Elmer Musolf, , $190.00; Ace Hardware,. $15. 50;
National Bushing & Parts, $6.50; H. Dornack & ,Sons, $24.25; Reeve's Drug Store,
$3.37 and Williams. Printing Company, $70.000"
From the Street &Alley Fund: Harold's'Auto Elbctric, $4.50; Marvin Hemker,
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$17.50; Mrs. Wm. Peters, $4.00; David Stettler, $63.90; Milo Zincke, $63.90; Dodge
Lumber Company, $lg. 56; The $ruse Company, ' $l0.gg; Witte Transportation Company,
$2. 50; Socony Mobil Oil Company, $14, 49; Struve Paint Shop, $6. 52; Truck Service Co.,
$34.91; National Bushing & Parts, '$6035; Knowlton's Standard Service, $. g0; Allen
Truck & Implement Company, $13.67; Stan Ellringer, $.45; Harold's Auto Electric,
$25, 09; Socony Mobil Oil Company, $109, 75; James LaFiave, $70.30; Ace Hardware,
$12.30; Scharf Auto Supply, $12969 and Scotty's Shell Service, $26.16.
From the Fire Protection Fund: N. W. Bell Telephone Company, $29.40;
Peoples Natural Gas Company, $9.54; National Bushing & Parts Company, $57.56;
Ace Hardware, $11.03; Hentges Glass Company, $5.00; Gopher Welding Supply Company,
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$19020; Woodhouse Brothers, , $6.38; Rochester Implement Company, $2.50; Scharf. Auto
Supply, $14.93; (National Bushing & Parts Company, $27.59and H. Dornack & Son,
$9.fl5•
From the Sewer Fund: N. W. Bell Telephone Comps ny, $13.13; R. C. Drips
Grocer Company, '$22.70; Witte Transportation Company, $5.35; Olmsted County MedicP7
Group, $5.00; Power Supply Company,` $656* 47; Zepp Mfg. Corporation, 04,21; Peoples
Natural Gas Company, $2. 45; Fire & Safety, Inc. , $19.70; The Hallemite Company,
$28.00; Dodge Lumber Company, $117, 00; They Kruse Company, $45.00; Peoples Natural
Gas Company, $1.06, Ace Hardware, $1.35; Reeve's Drug Store, $8.S8and H. Dornack
and Son, $ 52.O4.
From the Park Improvement Fund: Witte Transportation Company, $2.5g;
Woodhouse Brothers, $44-T7; Walker Hardware, $19..69; Rochester Maintenance and
Supply Company, 4153.72; The Kruse Company, $53.36; LeRoy Henn um, $1.75; Alepk
Sheet Metal Work', $11990; Addressograph Branch Office, $62.61; Walker Hardware
Company, $38.22;, Th-e Sanitary Company, $69.65; Builder's Machine Service, $27.45;
Pru.ett's Laundry and Cleaners, $11.94; East Center Street Market, $5.00; Dieter
Paper and Marineisupply, $7.90; American Linen Supply, $12.7; Richard Guy, $30.O0,
No W• Bell Telephone Company, $69.98; Peoples Natural Gas Company, $23.66; Whiting
Press, Inc. $23.37; Old Dutch Foods $135, 00• Gordon Tupper, •
• peer, $15.75. Rochester Gas
& Appliance Company, •$2.90; Rochester -Meat Company, $35.59; Rochester Bread Company
$19- 54; Pepsi Cole Bottling Company, $2. 60; Marigold Dakies, $26.86; American
Linen Supply Company, $7035; ; Lyon's Gas -Appliance Company, $100.00; Southern
Minnesota Golf Association, $10.00; Patterson quarries
, , $119.55, City of Rochester,
P. U., .$122.96; Peoples, Natural Gas Company,- $53.73; N. W. Bell Telephone Company,
$70.15; Witte Transportation company,- $399' 37; Olmsted County Road and Bridge Fund,
$135.00; Hoffer Glass Company, $67,* 4g; Fire & Safety, Inc., $7.00; Midwest .%nd &
Blasting -Company: $15.00; City of Rochester, $78-S9; Gopher Welding Company,
$55.56; Foster Electric Company, $25.34; American Paint Corporation, $99.7"
Rochester Sand &!Gravel Company, $44.29; L. M. Sickels Company, $20.25; Williams
Printing Company, $30.00; Scharf Auto Supply, $4.49; Rochester Visitor, $24.00;
Quality Print Shop, $94.05; North Broadway Laundromat; $32.49; LeRoy Hennum, $12,001
Welborn Welding Company, $41,25; Gateway Transportation an Com
P y, $3•88; Duncan Co.,
$115.74; DeVoe & I',,Raynolds Company, $4.43; Brenhoff Replating Service, $20.00• Ace
Hardware, $77.14;I Monson Dray Line, $11.91; Wallace &'Tiernan, Inc., $42.99; Globe
Ticket Company, Inc. , $28.33; Woodhouse Brothers, $1.15; The Sanitary Company,
$3.10; Dornack Plumbing.and Heating Company, $30;50; Minnesota Wisconsin Truck Lim,
$6. 60; American Playground Devi, ce Company, $47. 20 ; Rochester Plumbing & Heating Co.,
$3.30; Railway Express Agency, $4.31; Phil's Fix -All $28,35-9 Homelite Company,
$72.05; Fanno Saw Works, $15.69; , Hunt's Wood Shed, $24.12; Univarsal Motors, Inc.,
$22.00; Parkhill Brothers, $.10; National .Bushing & Parts Company,
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Doering Company, $6.75; Francis Shay, $2.52; Peoples Natural Gas Company, $140.92
and City of Rochester, P.-Ti., $67.93;
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From the Lighting Fund: City of Rochester, P. U., $27.29 and City of
Rochester, P. U., $51.39.
From'the Police Protection Fund: N. W. Bell Telephone Company, $2.50;
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Ace Hardware, $1.21; Postier & Eggers Company, Inc., $3.15; Postier & Eggers Co.,
Inc., $30.20; Minit Car Wash, $3.75; Scotty's Shell Service, $45.03; Reeve's
Drug ,Store, $7.75; Fire & Safety, Inc., $2.90; Beckley Business Equipment Company,
$6.50 and H. M. Fitzpatrick, $8.50'
From the Parking Meter Fund; Ace Hardware, $3.89; Harold' a Auto Electric,
$13.59; Gopher Stamp & Die Company, $193.74; National Bushing and Parts Company,
$. Z49; Sherwin Williams Company, $19, 47; H. Dornack & Son, $79,03; Rochester Visitor,
$10.00 and Williams Printing Company, $12.50..
From the F. E. Williams Estate Fund: Park Department, Recreational Fund,
$22.72; City of Rochester, $3.00; Gateway Transportation Company, $14,19; Ace
Hardware, $19,79; Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, $27,90; Park Department, $147,20
and Park Department, $48.60.
The application of Louis Golod for transfer of liquor license No. 409
"On Sale" from Louis Golod to Louis' Bar, Inc. was read. Upon motion by Haas,
second by Whiting, the same was referred to the license committee.
The applications of Dale Burnham for a Soft Drink and Cigarette license
were each read and upon motion by Whiting, second by Briese, the licenses were
granted.
The report of the Clerk of. Municipal Court for the week ending August
2nd; 1957 showing total cxlminal fines and costs collected in the amount of
$1, 551.00 and civil fees received in the amount of $9.140 and for the week ending
August 9th, 1957 shoving total criminal fines and costs collected in the amount of
$1,065.00 and civil fees received $27.50 were each read and having been approved
by the City Attorney, President Bach ordered the same placed on file.
The license bond of Joseph Cozik in the amount of $1,000.00 with the
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company as surety and the bond of John C. Byrne in the
amount of $11.67 for lost order or warrant were each read. Upon motion by Whiting,
second by Haas, the bonds were approved, the surety thereon accepted and the same
were ordered placed on file.
Alderman Schroeder introduced a resolution instituting condemnation pro-
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ceedings necessary for permanent sanitary sewer easement, construction easement
and slope easements in a part of the NEI, Section 3, Township 106 North, Range
14 West, said property being owned by Ruth A. Waldron, Arden J. Schultz, Loretta
Schultz and the Olmsted County Bank and Trust Company was read. Upon motion by
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Haas, second by Whiting, resolution adopted.
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Alderman Whiting introduced a,resolution ordering a -hearing on the
proposed annexation of Lots 1, 2 & 3, Block 1,.Belt.Line Sub -Division and Lots
19 2 & 3, Block 2, Belt Line Sub -Division which was read. Upon motion by
Whiting, second by Haas, resolution adopted. - -
Upon ;motion by Tingley, second by Haas,:the meeting was adjourned.
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