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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-16-1931J � Jr 14 Minutes of an adjourned regrular meeting of the Ooiiimon Council of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers, in the second floor of the Chamber of Commerce building, in said City, at 7:30 .o'clock P.M., on November 16th 91931. Keeting called to order by President Liddle. ]toll Call. Present: Liddle, Amundsen, Dallman, Hick., Miller, Moodys Absent: Vihstadt; Alderman Vihstadt being absent on account of the illness of himself. The following communications were read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: "TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA Gent 1 ement After data has been submitted 'by the company' engineers studying the conditions existing in Rochester, Minnesota, the company recommends the following route for the pipe lines to serve natural gas to the Municipal Electric Plant also to the Franklin Heating Plant: Commencing at the border regulator station to be located immediately west of llth Street, and north of the intersection of said Street with the Chicago North Western Railroad, a 10" line should be carried along the side of the said street southward to a point opposite loth Street, running between Conley's Addition and Meyers Re -Sub -Division, thence eastward along the south side of 5th Street to John Street, thence southward along the west side of John Street to 8th Stree , thenoe , eastward aloeig either the north or south side of said 8th street pntrfere the trip Block 9 toaa point oi t immeuiatesyo south of the Municipa E ecttric ++ lly h wn by the red line designating such proposed 10" line on this attached plat of said City of Rochester. In the event the line to the Franklin -Heating Plant is to be a branch from above 10 line to the Mtlnioipal Electric Plant, then the company wouldreeommend that an 8" line take off' from above 10" line on 4th Avenue and be carried southward aloe the west side of said 4th Avenue to 3rd Street, thence eastward along the north side of said 3rd Street to the alley in Block 18 of Rochester Addition, thence northward in said alley to the Franklin Heating Plant. MINNESOTA NORTHERN NATURAL GAS COMP."NY By a... P. CRAFT Its Agent." "TO THE COMMON COUNCIL.OF THE CITY OF .ROCHESTE4 MINNESOTA Gentlemen: The Franklin Heating Plant, Rochester, Minnesota can be reached by carrying aline from the Company's main line just north and west of the intersection of the Chicago North Western Railroad with the public highway known as State Highway No.20 and U.S.Highway No.559 thence southward along the west side of said public highway and outside of the city limits and beyond the new belt line highway along the west, southwest and southern side of City of Rochester, and remaih3rig without the city limits to a point just south of such belt line road and west of its intersection with Zumbro River. From this point an 8" line could brost above belt line highway and run thence northward along the east side of Glencoe Street to its intersection with.9th Street, thence northeasterly along the angling public street known as , to intersection of 7th and 4th Streets, thence eastward along north side of said 7th Street +ten 2rd Avenue SW,, thence northward 'alone the we^st side of 2nd Ave- nue SW to 6th Street; thence eastward along the north side of 8th Street to the alley in Block 1 of Rochester Addition thence northward throe .h the alley in said Block 1 and crossing 2nd Street ana northward throw �;h the alley in Block 8 of said Rochester Addition and crossing 4th Street and northward through the alley in Block 11 of said Rochester Addition and crossing 3rd Street and through the alley in Block 17 to the Franktin HeatW. Pant and as more completely shown and designated by red ine on t e at ached p a o City of Rochester. To bring the 8" line into the Franklin Heating*, Plant from!, the south, will require, approximately, .6 of a mile more construction within the city limits, and on account of building the Company's line around the west southwest, and south sid44 of the oitg, such route will require more time to reach taid Franklin Heating Plant. Stich route will carry the pipq ne though less of the built up portion of the city. About two and one-half 2i blocks of alley paving] must be cut. Bringingg ;n the 8" line to the Franklin HeatingPlant as a brunch off t _.e IO line to the Municippal Electric Planwill require more construction. within the built up portion of the city, but will be .6 of a mile shorter and permit completion of the construction at an earlier date. MINNESOTA NORT9ERN NATURAL GAS COMPANY BY C. P: CRAFT ' Its Agent.". , After Geo. W. Granger, Attorney for the Franklin Heating Station, presented t',e following resolution and requested its adoption , Alderman Dallman introduced the same and it was read: it "WHEREAS, the Public Utility Board vdshes to use ;,natural gas far fuel under the boilers of the electric power station of the city of Rochester, Minnesota, and to that end desires the city:of Rochester 'to grant to Minnesota Northern Natural Gas Company the right to lay a natural gas pipe line along, under and through the streets, avenues, alleys and !'public places of the city of Rochester, to connect said cite's electric ':Power station with said company's natural gas pipe line, and EHEREAS, the Franklin Heating Station wishes to use natural Igas and to that end desires the city of Rochester to grant to the Minnesota (Northern Natural Gas Company the right to lay a natural gas pipe line along, under and through the streets avenues alleys and public places of the city Iof Rochester -,to connect said Pranklin Aeating Station with said company's ;natural gas pipe line: - Now, therefore, be it, and it hereby is, resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester that the _Minnesota.:^Northern Natural !;Gas Company be, and it hereby is, granted the right to lay natural gas pipe ±,lines alongt throeph and under the streets avenues, alleys and public places lof th ciit of Roche t Pro aid ompa yte pat1trel s pigs li e s seen to !'the electric power s a� ono the c ty o Roc es era a1s to he ra lin leating Station, and to own maintain and operate such natural gas pipe lines ii ^� to furnish natural gas hrouf�h the same to said electrid power station l;and to the Franklin Heating Station only and to no other person, partnership, association or corporation, except with the written permission. of the CWmon iiCouncil; .lines shaBe it further resolved that the location of said connecting pipe n s 11 be along, touF,h and under sucg st eets a enues allle s and public places as may 'be Net�rffined, approved anS all Z by the Oomi�on ';Council and the City En--ineer of the city of Rochester, and the manner and ;method of constructing said lines shall be subject to the approval of said ;;City Engineer: Be it further resolved that the rights acquired hereunder ;;shall not be assignable ttexcQept to the City of Rociihttesteor, and that they are santedasalS pipe fYn8scintthehevenihthaf i ishaliyunderikerheogeneredl stribution of natural gas; Be it further resolved that the rights herei y granted shall be and remain in force for the period of ten yeas from the ate of the appro val hereof, unless sooner terminated as hereinafter provided; The rights hereby granted, so far as thby apply to said .Franklin Heating ations ar granted upon the express condition that said ';Franklin HeatingRation shad pay to the City of- ggo Chester, as comppensation ;for the use of he streets, avenues, alleys and public places dr sa3d pipe ;dine to said station, one half of one cent per 1000 cu, ft, of gas delivered to said. Franklin Heating Station; such payment to be made on or before the fifteenth day of each month for gas delivered during the previous calendar ';month and in the event that said Fhanklin Heating Station shall fail or refus 11 Ito make any such payment, and such default sh-_ll continue for thirty days, 'tithe Common Councils by resolution may cancel and terminate all rights ';hereunder of supplying gas to said station. i; Be it farthe esolved that by the layingof the said "lines the Minnesota Northern Natural Gas Company hereby a6cepts all of the i!terms and conditions of this resolution and specifically waives any and ;;all objections to the terms and conditions hereof. Be itribhe resolved th t .the resolution antinhpr0V6d certain rights to said Minnesota Mort ern Natural ass Company, adopt�ff and on November 10th919319 be, and it hereby i s s repealed and rescindedii Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof except Alder- man Moody, who voted "Nay", President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted* 5i_7 Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, the City Attorney was instructed to draft a resolution providing for a route for the natural gas line !i within the City of Rochester, Minnesota; the route to the electric light plant to 1i G be over Eleventh Avenue Northwest, Fifth Street Northwest, Eighth Avenue Northwest 11 i and Third Street Northwest and Northeast, as set forth in the above quoted communi- cation, and the route to the Franklin Heating Station to be over the so called South- ern route, running across Soldier Field, Seventh Street Southwest, the alley in Block 889 Original Plat, Sixth Street Southwest, and the alley in Blocks 1, 8, 119 and 18) all voting in favor thereof except Alderman Moody, who voted "Nay". Dr. H:. A: Meehan was before the Common Council with request that he �be allowed to move the so-called Trost house from its location at Third Avenue Southeast and Twelfth Street Southeast along trunk highways Nos. 79 and 20 around the Il south and west part of the City to a location on Center Street West, with out being required to furnish the $25,000.00 bond to indemnify the City of Rochester against claims for damages that the moving of the said building might cause, and President Liddle referred his petition to the License Committee and the City Attorney for their - consideration and recommendation. j The City Engineer's trial b>•lence tor October919319 was laid before i the Common Council and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. The report of the Building and Electrical Inspector for the month of October 19319 showing building inspection fees collected in the amount of $53,00, (i electrical inspection fees collected in the amount of $11,809 was read, and President r. Liddle referred the same to the Finance Committee. s�= I The report of the City Engineer for the month of Oetober91931, showing expenditures from the General Fund for labor in the amount of $351.669from the Street and Alley Fund, $3590.189from the Sewer Fund 0386.43, and from the Bridge Fund $4.95, was read, and President Liddle ordered the same placed on file. ..'the application of the Yellow Cab Company for transfer o.' their. taxicab license No.3 from covering a 7 passenger Cadillac bearing State license �i No.B.182594 to cover a 7 passenger Cadillac bearing State license No.B.182605,was read, and upon motion by Miller, second by Amundsen, transfer was granted. ; The application of Lo A. Fellows, for a public dance permit at the Armory November 27th, December 5th, 8th, 12th, 17th, and 25th, 19319was read. The following copy of resolution passed and adopted by the Public !I Utility Board was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be pladed on filer "Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Public Utility Board of the I- City of Rochester, Minnesota that the Honorable Common Council be and is hereby requested to authorize the said Board to enter into contract with the H. & H. Electric Company of Rochester, Minnesota,for the furnishing of all labor and materials, as specified in the specifics ions for -the festoon lighting, for the sum of EIGHT HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DOLLARS. (880;OO)" The following application was read and upon motion by Hicks, second of by Miller, it was%ranted; the votes against its being granted being: Amundsen, Hicks s Miller, Moody, with Dallman voting in ,favor of it: "To the Common Council of the City of Rochester: I jWe E nest Schacht and Ambrose Kelly co-partners doing business as �! Northside Earage desire to obtain pe mission to place two Wayne Electric gas pumps (capacity 650 gallons each and appurtenances thereto in the boulevard at the garage located at 6 7 North Broadway in the City of Rochester. Signed: E. C. Schacht ' A.Kelly Co -Partners in the Northside Garage Dated at Rochester, )dinne;;ota, November 14., 1931 " The following approval. of bond proceedings was read and President Liddle ordered that the some be placed on file: �! "JUNELL, OAKLEY, DRISCOLL & FLETCHER Minneapolis November 139 1931 Ik Mr. A. F. Wright City Clerk Roc ester, Minnesota i I Re: $1809000 Improvement Bonds, City of Rochester Dear Sir: We have examined the proposed resolution for the i sale of $75,000 of the above bonds and find the same satisfactory. t Very truly yours, CBH:MG Junell, Oakley, Driscoll & Fletcher " The appointment by the Mayor of John T. Hong, Carlton Anderson, Merlin Mewhorter, C. B. Hanscom,, and Joseph Je OConnell, as Special Patrolmen November 12th919319, to November 18th919319 inclusive, 1; was read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. The following notice of suspension was read, and President 11 Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: " DEPARTMENT OF POLICE 61ty of Rochester,Minn. Nov. 99 1931 To- Police Civil Service Commission Subject- Suspension of Patrolman Richard G. Nietz Richard G. Nietz suspended for (5) five days without pay, from November 10, 1931 to November 14, 1931 both days incl. Thomas E. Slatterly Capt. of Police " Copies Commission City Clerk R. Nietz. Employees certificate by the Rochester Plumbing .& Heating Company as to their employees on steam line extension, was read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file. Estimate Noel $393.12, and Estimate No.2 $4880-00,issued by the architect, in favor' of thw Van Dorn Iron Works Company, shoring those sums as being due the said contractor for the furnishing and installa Lion of jail equipment in the new City Hall, were read, and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on'file: ' The following copy of letter was read, -and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file: "November 12 91931. Mr,# W. N. Carey, Secretary, Room 301, City Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota. Dear Sir: Answering your questiona.ire of October 30th,1931: 1. o 86 a t ea o o, this Cit ha been cror4ina mun3c paI p o ec s o aloe care of unemployment and *U1 �� work out a plan for relief during the coming winter. ��__" i 2 �e a ovemen ion�d ptrunk } ossi Y include thQ co str c on 8? In �a n ►g sewer. n san ry sewer a ru. ne i The the construction of the above trunk line Neel-edt"anicimfor k0thwoerkewalll bf eaaoneon as it as been definitely The other units of this trunk line sewer system and possible enlargement Qf the local sew�g� s��s It ant w }} � �bahly be ! en up as as as our lots e m a ons w ow. t At the present tti'le the committee o unemployymment censsuus and r1iomme ation or is relie are forkin on the romotion of a pl that a ub c em I ees as o e da s sal fo a ch mont1l d rin gne mont s o Dec ffirt Jana ebb ranH.rcf to be used n e p o iiner ons on puc wok of kink elt11usive of the sewer rojects, e d lso i us at this time the commitee is mak the selection fprom the ummmplo�rment i Unsus, after rats of the result, a # � men to commence work immediately for the YYirinesota� thern Na u al Gas CQmpan wji ae in a pi a ine fromOwatonnaatoelectriceli�1- ig s lineitin He� Roc�ieser to serve the local gh pan and the r gtation. Yours truly, A. F. Wright City CI erk " The following red'ommendations were read and President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file; "Rochester, Minnesota November 169 1931 Hon. Mayor and Common Council Gentlemen: following re a Sencer Committee and the City Engineer beg to make the That the intereepting sewers in North Broadwiay be advertised for bids on the basis of the pipe sizes as herein specified: River to station"10 plus 200 ft. to Zumbro River. 1523.6 ft. of 42 pipe 1200 ft. of 36" pipe* i with the folloji�g alternates] 1523.E ft., of pipe 1200 ft. of 33" pipe 36' Q'0.15/100 - 30' to 32' second ft. 33" ® 0.46/100 - 35' to 37' second ft. Sanitary Sewer: 25234 ft*-of 30" pipe. with the following alternates; No. 1- 2523:6 ft. of 27" pipe. No. 2- 25236 ft. of 33" pipe. No.�53- 252346 ft* of 36" pipe. Respectfully submitted, i SEWER COMMITTEE j H.F.Vihstadt, Chairman, B.Amundsen, Paul H. Dallman, C.H.Armstrong,City Engr." F. L. Fox representing the North Rochester Improvement Association asked that the Cd:mnon Council place the Silver Lake property and the lower mill property underthe supervision of the Park Board, and upon motion by Miller, second by Moody, the City At'to'rney was instructed to prepare the proper papers to comply With this request. Alderman Hicks introduced the following resolution, which was read& ! Minnesota: "Be it resolved by the. Common Council of the City of Rochester, j I That the Minnesota Northern Natural Gas Coma a corporation of the State of Minna$ot§, be and it is hereb authorized to lots any s natural as line and; install ,a ten 110 inch pipe to the Municipal Electric LightiPlant in sa d City of Rochester in acoordanee with contract with Public Utility Board of City of Rochester alon alinq described as follows and to excavate to such depth 4s may be necessary for the laying; of the said line only upon and along said route, to Witt 1' Commencing at the border regulator station to be located immediately west of llth Avenue• Northwest and north..of- the intersection of said Avenue with the right of w of the Chi be o North Western Ra Ewa right of way; thence across said llth Avenue to the ast side of said i �tinII Avenue N ,Northwest- thence along the east s_'de of the said Avenue southward to a point at the intersection of the said east line of llth Avenue and the south line of 5th Street Northwest; thence eastward along the south line of said. 5th Street Northwest to the west side of 8th Avenue Northwest- thence southward a !along the west side of said 8th Avenue Northwest to 3rd Street Northwest- ., eastward along the north side of said 3rd Street to a point immediatet .11y south o' the Municipal Electric Light Plant in Block 619 Original Plat of the City of Rochester. i; 1 Be it further resolved by said Common . Council: �! That said Minnesota Northern Natural Gas Company be and t 'Is hereby authorized to locage its natural gas line and install an eight w) !'inch pipe to the Franklin Heating Station in accordance with contract pro- visionsyalonv. the Rine .described as follows, to wit; 'i with Frar&lln Heating Plant Commencing at a point atthe intersection of the west line :of the Zumbro River and the north line of State Trunk Highway No.7; thence `northward along the east side of 6th Avenue Southwest to its intersection wih ;withh 9th S 1fet Stuthyps�• th np� nofthpts1gri� fion�the cotjinua�ign of angling pu c dr ve r �tgh o ier s e e ersec ono eventh ?Street Southwest and Fourth Avenue Southwest • thence eastward along; the north !:side of said77th Street to the North and South alley in Block. 88t Original ;Plat of the City of Rochester; thence northward lon . the wet side o said �alley to 6th Street Southwest' thence eastward a ongthe nor side o said 1;6th Street Southwest to the alley in Block 1 of the Original Plat City of Rochester; thence northward throw* the said stley in Block 1 and crossing 5th Street Southwest and northward through the alley in Blocky 8 of said Orig- !final Plat of the City of Rochester and crossing 4th Street Southwest and (thence northward directly to the Franklin Heatin Plant, subject to the 1'.acquisition of right off'way across Liesch property by said Minnesota Northem 'Natural Gas Co.. Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, that the said esolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor .thereof, except Alder - an Moody, who voted "Nay", President Liddle .declare'd the said resolution passed and adopted. The following recommendation was read, and President Liddle red that the same be placed on file: "Rochester, Minnesota November 16, 1931 Hon. Mayor and Common Council Gentlemen: The Sewer Qo ittee and the City En--ineer beg to report as follows: That a Sanitary Sewer be constructed along the north four (4) ft: of Lots No:5 and No: 10 in Block No488 Original P149 from Party five (45) fto west of the east line of Second Avenue Southwest to a point twenty-five (25) ft- east of the center of Third Avenue Southwest; thence south 7° west 197 ft4 to manhole in place. Respectfully submitted, Sewer Committee H.F.Vihstadt,Chairman B.Amundsen, Paul H. Dallman, C.H.Armstrong,City Engr." Upon motion by Hicks, second by Dellman, the City Clerk was instructed to draw a resolution fixing the first hearing on the sanitarr.., sewer mentioned in the above recommendation, for action at the next meeting of this Common Council. Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, the City Attorney was instructed -to draw theproper instruments for .the acquisition of the right of way for the above mentioned sanitary sewer Across the Dexter and Eaton properties, and that lie also secure an agreement, trgm the owners of the properties benefitted that they will paq the assessments for the costs although the routing is across private property. �I Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution granting public dance permit to L. A. Fellows for the Armory November 27th, December 5th, 8th, 12ths 17th, and 25th,1931, and fixing the fee at $3b.00, which was read. i Upon motion by Hicks, second by Dallman, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof,.President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Alderman Mill-er introduced the following resolution, which was read: "Be it -resolved by the Common Council of the City of Ro chest er, Minnesota: i That the Mayor and City Clerk of said City are hereby authorized and directed to execute twp notes in favor of the Puringgton PavingBrick Company for the furnishing of 425000 , gg No.11 paving brick at 33e82 pe'r tousand P-O*B'� ochester, Minnesot�1., freight pai p14373.48, one f w .Ach notessha l be dated January ist, 1932, and drawn payable to the lid Company fbr$5t749. due Ju$ �st 1932 and a ryiR§ an n erest rate of 4 per win nand he o ar ote a�teddN'TH, s 199 an awn pa able o ea sai� �i for 4.0, maturing ecem 9 �, and carrying an interest rate of um annumo Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Hicks, t'_..at the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the i said resolution duly passed and adopted. " Alderman Moody introduced a iesolution authorizing the Public Utility) Board to enter intb contract with the It. & H.-Electric Company for the furnishing of all labor, and materials, for the festoon lip,hting for the 1931 Christmas season at a; total of $880.00 9 and fixing the amount of the bond to be given by the said contractor i at the sum of $880,009 which was read. Upon motion by Moody, second by Miller, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President, Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted+) Alderman Dallmn introduced a beoolu�ion appropriating $861.12 from the New City Hall Fund and ordering payment made to the Van Dorn Iron Works Company for estimates Nos. 1 and 2, on contract for the furnishing and installation of jail equipment for the new City Hall, which was read. Upon motion by Hicks, second by Dallma49 that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed andadopted The following claims were read, and upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, the same were allowed, and the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized and directed to draw warrants upon the City Treasurer and make payments accordingly: Prom the General Fund: Ce C. Hagaman $1075, Chicago Northwestern Railway Company 'e54, Re C: Drips Grocer Company $3.71, C. B. Hanscom $2.509 Carlton E. Anderson $6.549 Merlin Mewhorter $6.549 John T. Hong $3.75, Health Office Intact Office Fund $10.00, Schmidt Printing Company $1.20, Poucher Printing & Lithographing Co. $.82, 0. G. Hanson & Son $,40; From the Street and Alley Fund: Colonial Hospital $144159 Standard Oil Company $202, Rochester Cylinder Grinding Works $5.259 Ppstier & Kruger Co. Inc. $1400, Tupper Tire Service vO.75, Dalsbo Electric Co. $6.259 Rochester State Hospital $13.501, 0. G. Hanson & Son $6.44; From the Fire Protection Fund: Fullerton Lumber Co. $13.359 Henry Pinsel $19.619 F. Co Drips Grocer Co. $6.12; From the Sewer Fund: Fullerton Lumber Company .143.459 Rochester Cylinder Grinding Works $8.759 Rochester State Hospital $3.001 From the Park Improvement Fund: Electric Supply Co. $9.339 C. Co Pagenhart $9.60 , Rochester Grocer Company $2.60,City of Rochester, Water Department $2.509 Olmsted County Oil Company $100.679 Nelson Motor Sales Company $.S59, Railway Express Company $.70tDodge Lumber & Fuel Co. $ 80559 Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph Company $17.609 J. P. Spencer $.35, M. R. Fie�;el $5.08, Vaughan's Seed Store $20-839 Ceo, Cook $12.509 L. F. Milostan $40259 Fratzke Brothers 011.649 Nelson Tire Service, Inc. $ 2:85, Ellis Motor Company $1.451, National Bushing► & Parts Co. $21.609 John J. St.Reorge,. Dist. Boiler Inapt. $200, Woodhouse Brothers 9-4970 - Rochester Bread Co. $10.54, Vaughan's Seed Store $16,109 Roche to .Eg & q �. Poultry Co. $31.04, Botsford Lumber Company $.609 RochesterPlumbi7a . $ .209 Rochester State Hospital $40,509 City of Rochester, Light Department $10.20, National Bushing & Parts Co. $4.51, H. S.. Adams �.v.30, Baihly's Cash Market $18.60, Haack Motor Company $3.259 West Motor Company $25.30, City of Rochester, Light Department $11143; $5.00; From the Lighting Fund:tity of Rochester,, Light, Department From the Bridge Funds Rochester State Hospital $1+88. J. We Feller ,Commander of the local American Legion Post, asked that the Wm. T. MCCoy Post No.921 American Legion, be granted permission for Saturday November 21st919319 to sell tickets on the streets of :the City of Rochester, Minnesota, for the midnight moving picture show at the Chateau Theatre, November 23rd91931, at which motion by Dallman, second by Ricks, earrked that such permission be ;granted. Fred R. Witzke, John A. Marsh andL.A.Kepp, as members of a Committee from the North Rochester Improvement Asct)eiation, made please that early action be taken to provide 8or the construction of the proposed trunk line surface drainage sewer in part of Broadway Street North and a trunk line sa nitary sewer in parts of Broadway Street North anc'L Sixth Street Northeast; Mr. Marsh and Mr. Kepp both making specificrequests that the proceedings for the first unit of this trunk line surface drainage sewer and trunk line sanitary sewek development be crowded with all speed &nd` stressed thb need of's complete surviLy and report on the local sewer system and the local se age disposal pl^nt, which with the. employment of the consulting engineer this survey would allow them to pass on the City Engineer's plans for the first unit before the Ft.ctual award o f contract for that construction. 523 ' I Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution which was read: " FRREEAS It is d em d expedi t sad necess ry tbat a trunk 1 f a su face drainage sewer instructed �n roadway North, 1-ich shall.b of_23 6 0 ft. of 42" sewer pippe and 1�p feet of a sewer pipe, with alternate of 1523 6 10 feet of 36" sewer pipe 1250 feet of 9 sewer pipe, described as follows co a twe t si (26 f t w s o the east line f B, oad St ett Jot h d in ie ce�ter i�ie o ' S3 h �ree� tortheast, and running Parayffi w e ea�taiine of Broadway Street North 25230-6 feet, t4once north 5030' east 400 feet to the left ink of the ZZuumbro ggiver; and hat a 30 trunk line senitar sewe be cons t tot d n roadwagPStget North described as fo low : Co enciin at a po��t tw$n��20� eel wes a ea ine if ro c wly Leif Nor d t e con er o treat o heas an runn�orto �a e w e eas ne of roa wa Streetno th 225536f� hens 1 ws 1 6fetto Yr t� i i e►e adta 30 Arun C s ine san�tary sewer be coat = ed �n 3L �.'t, : r�� or h� s �es ri ea as G11.U`NS: Co .o an ir.:? a a oft went 20 eet est f th e t li o BEf5r1h treat ort and n n�a aox� th e§ o r 1, e Q Si h r io heiee t nce tt s l Pet�tQQ a o n 48 We? sou an� �� ee e ��e o igfttrett oaheast an� First Avenue Northeast, wfth atof r3 and 36" sewer pipe, and I WHEREAS The City En inset hasp spared and submitted plans, profiles, specifications and estimate of cos for these improvements; 801THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City tf Rochester, Minnesota:. That the trunk line surface drainage sewer and the t unk line sa itar we above descr bed be con tru ed d that the said p ans, p files an s;ViRcailons are hsreDy adopted or nese improvements and 3 is o�.ered t�iat th sam A�be pla ed o it i the officeof th it le kk, y Cit d hat t', e ile �n thetoff ceoo� tg.18f yClcrkpofsaid City, �anaer�d �ha li a sa d �e paced on Be it further resolved by the said Common Councils That the City Clerk of said City, be an, -,he is herb au horized and directed to ad erti a for sealed o o� is for the rni i Q� �11 abor, erials, �u went too�s a c., neees arypF8 ge construct on o tfi§ trunk line surface a aye Hewer aid the trunk ine sans ary sewers ,a ove esc abed, ae r a with t p ans ,�rofi�es and sue ific t s 6or the same wh�ih eaed b ds w� e rece v� nd bpehe at me t�n s ommon Co nc�l w ic�i is to a he in he Council hamberso in t o seeon�d oor of the Chamber of Commerce bui din , in said City, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., November 30th91931. Each bid must be accom5anied by a certified check upon some reputable bank drawn payable to the Mayor of the City of RO hester Minnesota for at leas Iken (10) ;,er cent of the amount of the bid, which checck and the amount of money specified, therein shall be forfeited to the City oontoracfsior$imis a�i- `di�stoion ertinto econtr a sodle ;u��ie sa�dl�ommo �ounef reserving the right to reject any and all bids. A surety bond written for the full amount of the contract written by a ssu�rety Company autho ized to do business in the State of Minnesota, will be required with the contract. [Personal bonds not to be accepted) All proposals must be addressed to A. F. WricJ t, City Clerk, of Roehes-- ter., Minnesota, and shall have endorsed there'onr "Proposal or the con^truction of a trunk line surface drainage sewer and trunk line sanitary Sewer." Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, that the said resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted. Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, and all voting in favor thereof, the Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company of Kansas City, Missouri, were retained under their $2750000 proposal made October 3191931, for a complete i survey and -report on the local sewage system and sewage disposal plant, and the City Clerk was instructed to wire the said company aocordinglyj with request that they commence work at once. Upon motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, the Common Council adjourned to 7:30 o'clock P.M., November 23rd91931.