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Minutes of an adjourned regular meeting of the Common douneil,
of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, held in the Council Chambers in the City
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Hall in said City; at 7:30 o'clock P. Mit -on October 24th, 19324
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Meeting called to order by, President Liddle.
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Roll call: Present: Liddle, Amundsen; Dallman;. Hicks,
Miller, Moody, Norton. Absent:. None:
Upon motion by Amundsen, second byicks, the minutes of the
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meeting held on October 20th9 19329 were approved.
President Liddle announced this as being the time and place
fixed for a hearing on and the levying o especial assessments for the cost and
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expense of repairing sidewalks,and asked if there was any person present who wisbdd
to'be heard concerning any repairs made.
There was no person present, who wished to be heard concerning
the charges for renaira to sidewalks, and the City Clerk reported that no
e�cti ema .. had been filed against any billing made for 19`32 sidewalk written obi
repairs.
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Approval of the 1932 tax levy made by Independent School
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District Number 8, was discussed and motion by Norton, second by Miller that
a resolution be prepared approving the said. levy at %274$223:529 lost by the
following Tote% Ayes: Miller, Nortong Nays: Amundsen, Dallman;, Hicks;
Moody:
A motion by Hicks, second by Dallman, that the said levy be
approved at $2859000-10009 carried by the following vote: Ay6s: Amundsen,
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Dallman; HYcks, Moody. Nays: Miller, Norton*,
Alderman Hicks introduced the following resolution, which was
read:
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"Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester,
Minnesota:
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That the said Common Council does hereby assent to and approve
the levy of taxes to the amount of Two hundred and eighty-five thousand
dollars ($ 265000000) for general -school purposes, made by V�-e Board of
Education of School District NO% 8 of the said City on the 4th day of October,
1932, on the taxable property within said School District No. 8."
Upon motion by Moody, second by Amundsen, that the said resol-
ution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted:
President Liddle at this time excused Alderman Dallman, who
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left the Council Chambers:
The report of the Clerk of the Municipal Court for the week
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ending October 24th, 1932, showing criminal fines collected %132080, civil fees
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received Ue-70, court costs charged to Olmsted County $4,35, fines collected
due to Olmsted County 120- 00, and gambling money confiscated 19.459, was read, and
President Liddle referred the same to the City Attorney,
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Moody, the sum of $200,00 was
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appropriated from the General Fund, and it was ordered that the said sum be paid
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,11 to/Olmsted County, Minnesota, for local municipal court fires collected,
due to Olmsted Countyw Minnesota:
. The application of M..W: Alexandet for a Plumber's license,
was read, and upon motion .by haundsen, second by Norton, the license
was grant edq
The Plumber's license bond of M .: Wi I- lexasnder with. the
Union Indemnity Company as surety thereon in the amount of 1,,11000 00
was read, and upon mot:` on by Norton, secorA by Moody, the said surety
was accepted, the said bond was approved, and it was ordered th t the
same be placed on file.
The following copies of resolutions were each read, abd
President Liddle ordered that the same be placed on file:
"WRERFAS, the Public Utility Board of the City of Pochester;
Minnesota, did on September 28, 1932, pass a resolution as'ring the
Common Council to authorize the said Board to enter into a. contrEct, with
the JOFN A. Cr,ATK F7jECTRIC COTLRANY for the furnistbinrg of street lighting
standards and. glass ware for the ornamental linhtinp_, on tincl. Streat S.W.
from 2nd Avenue to llth Avenue, and
'FUT77FAS, the Common Council of t11e said city refused to
authorize the Public Utility Board to award said contract under date of
October 3, 1972, and
iVTTJ'T2FA,�S, the J0 ?N A. CL.A.I'kC TT ,C"7 IC 170T, ANY has made a
written reveGt, ii.nder date of October 17,1032, that the bid for the
furn<i shing;,o f tb c said n.c.t, erl els, heroin ref erred t n , b c -,,ritr.d-rav*n,
and that the said Public Utility Pop.:rd and the City of *,ochester were
released from any claims on their part.
TTOV' T''rI?F"f°0R^, bF it and i.t 'i s hereby resolve' by the
Public utility Board of the City of Pochester, M�[innrsota, tr >>t the
ilon:irablf, Co7,roh Council. of the said @ity be and is b'ereb�� reo eFited
to at!thori7,e the sal((- ;3oar0_ to enter into R. cont.rF,.ct, with the Ti. A..
''T'PP CONT1tE1CTIdG CO'`?ANY of t'��'s City for thA ftxr^1ishi.n;~ of TJNION
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VT-_TfiT, ,`7fiNT PT,'DS AINT) "77` R?T, i,..,FCTPTC Cr;"PAATY `.:'CPS accordi_ur�,, to speci-
fication;, for t1ie lump sum of '5414.00 (7 i"ty-four-7undred n,ne.
Fourteen Dollars) , said L. AQ TE F COTTTRACIM: COTiFAly beinir the next
lowest responsible bidder."
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,��IrT:.�:ic�._,���, the a c Utility �_ oard a ;ll tl,e City o
Miimesot,a, tinder date of October 13, 1:)32, renuestecl t,:«e . onora,ble
Common Council to authorize the sat:'. board to appropriate 10 per cent,
of tb.e gross incorre-from. Vie sale of electricity and water to the ''eneral
Fund of the said City, conditional, however, upon the payme;.t of 3 /
t per KWR for street lighting, and I.20;;00 per hydrant for ydra,nt rental,
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under such resolution the said 10 per cent of gross
income acid the payment for street lighting and hydrsTit rental wa.G t,o
become effective on January 1, 193, and
I":7IIt'REAS't it is the opinion of the Public Utility ::':oard that,
due to the present emergency in establis"-.zinlfshe forthcoming tax budget,
said 10 per cent tax on gro:-s income should be made retroac;-,ive to
April 19 1932.
NOW T: ;V'REFORE, be it and it is l crebyA resolved by the
Public Utility Board that the Tionorable Common Council he anJ_ is hereby
requested to authorize the said Board to appropriate to the General
Fund, or such. funds as are deemd advisable by toe Commmon Council, the
amount of $16,968 (Sixteen Thousand, Nine Hundred and Sixty-eight
Dollars) as the said, 10 per cdnt tax on gross income f or el ectricity
for the period o ' from April 19 1932, to October 19 193?, and the sum
of $4,455.68 -(Four Thousand, Four hundred and ' °ifty=-five Dollard and
Sixty-six cents)as the 10 per cent tax on Fross income for water for
the same period, and
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Be it and it is hereby further resolved that the Common
Council be and is hereby requested to authorize the said Board to continue
the payment of 10 per cent on gross income for lights and water for the period
of October 19 1932, to January'", 1933.
Be it further resolved that the payment' of the 10 per cent
tax on gross income for lights and water for the period herein mentioned be
conditional upon also making the 3/ per KWH for electricity and hydrant
rental at the rate of :$20:00 per hydrant per year retroactive to April 1919320"
Alderman Dallman returned to the Council Chambers and again
took his Chair.
Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution, which was
read: '
"Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Rochester;
Isinn)sota:
That the .following persons are hereby appointed as Ballot Judges
and Clerks, effective only for the General Election, November 8th, 19:329 which
appointments are m..de subject to the provisions of Sections 456, 4579 4589 460
and 431'- of Mason's Minnesota Statutes:
First District �,.;jrsa WA.rd,
Ballot Judgex: A. L. Mitten
Clerks:- H. J. Harvey, Alfred M: Gravos
Second District, First Ward,
Ballot Judge: Arthur Alvin Hirman
Clerk3: Arnold C.Anderson, Fred Goettina
Third District. Pirst Ward.
Ballot Judge: R. E. Ginther
Clerks: Roland Jacobson, Richard Blake
Ballot Judge: John Kasper Kalb
Clerks: Chatles S. White. Tillman Erickson
Pith District Ward.
Ballot Judger _ Leonard Giere,
Clerks: Harold Moe, Joe Gores:
Pirst Distri ct , Second Ward,
Ballot Judge: Clara E. Yaeger.
Clerks: Ida H. Harkness, John Oliphant
Second Diatrict, Second Ward
Ballot Judge: Paul_Rommel
Clerks: Henry C.Radke, Harold Saholt.
Third D,lBtri ct . Second Ward.
Ballot Judge: John S. Case
Clerks: Richard L. Towev, Gerald Hutchins.
Fourth District.- Second Ward.
Ballot Judge: Selden T. Cadwell
Clerks: F E.--Roth; Frsnk G4 Newhouse '
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Ballot Judge: Don MilugL,..—_.
Clerks: w. E. Zierath, G, E�Nichols
PI r at District. Third Ward.
Ballot Judge: Walter Alker
Clerks: C. F. Vandwett er. Van. Podalske
Second District. Third Ward.
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Ballot Judge: _Goo, j:, Wood .
Clerks: Edward J. Lawler, Earl Co Dale
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Third Di strict , Third Ward:
Ballot Judge: 0. N. Wicklund _
Clerks: Narcld Gentling, Minna S: Rutz _
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Ballot Judge: —Carlton White.
Clerks: Leo Ranfranz, LangtteBennett
Fifth District, Third War
Ballot Judge: helix P. Jacobs
C1 erks: Paul Seaman, August Berndt. "
Upon motion by Hicks, second by Norton, that the said res-
olution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President
Liddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
The following claims were read, =4 upon moticn by `icks,
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 payment accordingly:
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From the General Fund: 0. ITanson Son ",T2.639Martin
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Lund $29039 Louis J. Claude $.3 009 Miller -Davis Co. $10.23, Carlton `
E. Anderson y028.24, W. H. Watson $10s009 Mi`ll..ler-Davis Co. 137.50,
Railway Express Agency $.53, Minnesota Northern Natural Gas Co. $4.99, •
Kruse Lamella Lumber & Mfg. Co. •;;15.14, John Mc?Iugh •$5000 9 W. 1F. Benike
From the Street and Alley 'und: Barber Asphalt Co. 15.97,
Vho Riess r12,80* Henry Grassle $26.759 Railway Express Agency d,.53,
T. E. Barber ;18.009 Ift. H Ziegler Co: 15-84, Wm. _. Ziegler Co.
$70.00,.
From the Fire Protection Pund: Pink Supply Co. 7.4.0,
Witte Transfer Co. w.55, Midwest Fire Apparatus Inc. $1,9*89 ?Fire Pro-
tection $10.00, Toomey Coal & Transfer Co. $450, Quality Print Shop
$29.50, Botsford Lumber Co. $27.309 M. Nelson $1,00,Midwest ::='ire
Magazine
Apparatus $4,909 Rochester 7!_;leetric Co. 03.209 Wheel Chair/Agency 4r4.00,
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Dodge Lumber & Fdel
Co. 734.93, K.
& H. Electric Co.
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G. T'anson &
Son <$7.189 Pruett's
Star Laundry,
14.356 Tri State
Tel. &
Tel.
Co, ",, I*95.
From the Sewer Fund% City of Rochester, Light Department
$1.00, C. •&. N.W. Ry. Vaj $1.769 .Mpls. Moline Power Imp. Co. r26.50q
From the Lighting Fund:
48.35 , .
City of Rochester, Light Department
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution authorizatil9 the
Public Utility Board to enter into coi�ract with L. A. Kepp Contracting.,; Co.
for the furnishing of Union Metal Standards and General Electric Co, tops for
the ornamental lig:�itin of Second Street Southwest, between Second Avenue
Southwest and Eleventh Avenue, Southwest, in. accordance with -.,their request above
_.quoted,: and fixing t ±e amount of bond to be given by said contractor at the
sum of 45414.00.
Aldezmman Miller introduced the following resolu Lion, which
was read:
V,1EREAS9 The Public Utility board of ti.iie City ur Rochester,
Minnesota, have made request for authority Uu make payment from the Public
Utility Fund of said City into the General Fund of said City of a, ten (10)
per cent tax on gross income of the electric light and water departments
of said City, and
dITE'REAS, It is deemed to be for the best interests of the cif
izens of the City of Rochester, Minn= sota, that .such authority `be granted
and that such payments be made, effective from January 1st, 1933, conditioned
that while such payments are in force the rate for electricity furnished for
the lighting of public streets and grounds shall be three cents per K.W.R.
and the rate for hydrant rental shall be $209-00-for each hydrant in service;
SO THEREFORE, Be -it resolved by the Common Council of the City
of Rochester, Minnesota:
That the Public Utility Board of said City be granted the
authority requested in resolution passed and adopted by the said Board October
lath, 19329 which resolution request is hereby incorporated and made a part
of tiiis resolution, insofaras specifying the authority Granted and setting
up the c oi)dit iGas surrounding it:
"W !EREAS, It is the opinion o f 'ttie Public Utility Board that the City Light
and Water Department should pay to the General Fund of?:the City axV est-
ablished amount to be used for said General Fund purposes and to be called
a Tax on Gross Imoome of the said Light and Water Departments, and
Wl=EREAS, it is also the opinion of the said Public Utility
Board that the said Light and Water Departments should receive an established
fair rate for Street Lighting and Hydrant Rental,
T!:iE fEFU;_,,Et Be it and it is hereby resolved that the Public
Utility Board does hereby request the Hon.Cotamon Council to adthorize the
said Board to appropriate TENP:rkCENT(10,A) of the Gross Income from the
sale of :':'Ilectricity and Water for all purposes, monthly, to the said General
Fund, and and.
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it ,and it is hereby furt:►.ier resolved that said aPPropria-
tion to the said General Fund by t'Ue City Light and Water Department shall be
made only upon t1ie condition that the anuunt of three cents per •".W*R— for
street lighting and twenty dollars per hydrant for Hydrant Rental be in-
cluded in the annual budget tax levy and. paid to the said City Light a.iLd Water
Departmentj when clleeted, and
Be it and it is h."reby :Further resolved that the vaid Tax on
Gross Income be, upon authority fro!,, tie Hcn. Common Council declared parable
monthly begnnin on January first 1933." "
Upon motion by Diller, second by Amund en, that -the said res-
olution oe adopted as read, and all votiiig in favor thereof, President Liddle
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decl �I,red the said resolution duly passed and .adapted.
Alderman Norton introdIkced the -following resol'uti,.'.n., whioh
was read:
"Be it resolved by the Common Council a'f t',.e City of
Rochester, Minnesota:
That the Public Utility Eo i,.rd of said City, be ,_Ind the said
Board is hereby given the authority requested in resolution passed
and adopted by thesaid Board October 24th919329 which said resolution
is quoted as follows:
"wf-:r -'EAS9 the Public Utility Board of the City of
Roel.ester, Minnesota, udder date of October 139 1932, requested the
Honorable Common Council to authorize the said board to apprupriate
10 per cent of the gross -income from the sale of electricity and water
(to the General Fund of the said City, conditir:nal, however, upon
the payment of 3/ per KWH .for street lighting, and 20. -0 per
hydrant for hydrant rental, and
Wi F,'REAI'-A under such resolution the; said 10 per cent of
gross income c.,nd the payment for street lighting and hydrant iental
was to become effective on January 19 1933, and
WFIEREAS, it is the opinion of the Public Utility Board
that, due to the present emergency in establishing the forthcoming
tax budget, said 10 per cent tax on gross ..income should be made retro-
active to April 19 1932.
NOW TA.K!.FFORE, be it and it is hereby resolved by tine
Public TJtilit,y Board tl.iat the honorable Common Council be and is
hereby requested to authorize the said Board to appropri to to the
General 1`und, or such funds as are deemed advisable'bZ the Common
Council, the amount of *16,966. (Sixteen Thousand, Nine .unfired
and Sixty-eight Dollars) as the said 10 percent tax on gross income
fgr,eiectricity for the period of from April 19 1932, to October 19
1932, and the sum of +�v49455.66 .(Four T4ousand, our `i.undred and
Fifty-five Dollar,) and Sixty-six cents) as t :.e 10 per cent tax on
gross income for water .for the same period, and
Be it and it is hereby further resolved that to.e Cominion
Council be and is hereby requested to authorize tho said 3oa,rd to con-
tinue this payment of 10 per cent on gross income for ligi.,.ts and water
for ti:ae period of October 19 19:529 to a,nuary 19 19,53.
Be it further resolved that the payment of the 10 per cent
tax on gross income for lights acid water for t,r.e period herein men-
tioned be conditional upon also making the IVper hWl for electricity
and hyd.ra;it rental at the rate of $20.00 per hydrant per year re-
troactige to April 1, 1932."
Be it further resolved by the said Common Council:
That in the event that the appropriations mentioned here.0
in are made by the Public Utility Bo ird from the Public utility 13,undst
the City of Rochester, Minnesota, is hereby obligated to pay the
additional to make the street lighting service during the period
April 1, 1962, to January 19 1933, on a basis of 3/ per _W : instead
of 2j as billed up to this date, 4.nd to pay the difference between
the number of hydrants in serviee,.I at April lst , 1932, plus," t ite in-
stallations to January 1st, 19339 on a ba,,)i.s of 020.00 per hydrant,
and the prior hydrant rental service rate."
Upon motion by Miller, second by Dallman, that the said
resolution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof,
President Biddle declared the said resolution duly passed and adop:-,eda
Alderman Moody introduced a resolution transferring
$49000.00 from the Bridge Fund _Code 1 to Bridge Fkxnd Code 21 to make
the said sum available for payment 6n contract for the construction
of new bridge over Bear Creek on Fourth Street Southeast, which was
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olution be adopter. -as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said;" resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Dallman introduced a resolution appropriating
$500.00 from the Sewer Fund, Code 13, for payment to Sewer Fund Code 4, as a
transfer to make the said sum available for general maintenance of the
sanitary sewer system, and the trunk line sewer system, which was read.
Upon .motion by Moody, second by Amundsen, that Vie said res-
olution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
ecla,red the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Amundsen introduced a resolution appropriating
$634,50 from the Sewer Fund, and order:i.ng payment made to City of Rochester,
Light Department for electric power furnished to local Sewage Disposal plant,
which was read.
Upon motion by Dallman, second by Moody, that the said res-
olution be adckpted as read, and all- vot-ing in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted,
Alderman Hicks introduced a .resolution appropriating $649,15
from the Park Improvement Fund and ordering payment made to Mayo Trust Fund
for payrolls for labor during the period of the weeks ending October 14th,
1932)and October 21st,1932, which was read.
Upon motion by Amundsen, second by Hicks, that the said rear
olution be adopted as read, and all voting in favor thereof, President Liddle
declared the said resolution duly passed and adopted.
Alderman Amundsen introduced the following resolution, whi.th
was read:
"Be it and it is hereby resolved by the Common Council of
the City of Rochester, Minnesota:
That said Common Council. does hereby assess and levy against
the lot or lots, parts Of lots and pieces and parcels of land hereinafter
described, on,account of the sidewalks repaired opposite thereto by the
City Engineer of the City of Rochester, Minnesota, under and in accordance
with the provisions of Sections 249 to 257 inclusive, oft the Charter of said
City, during the year 1932, as assessment and interest, the sum set opposite
the same as follows:
N=es of Owners. Description of Properties. Amount of Assessment.
Lot. Block, Cost. Interest. Total,
In Minnie A. Aires Subdivision.
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Mrs. Sophia Crow, S456 ft. of
Lots 109119 8c 12 036066 $2003 30969
In Original Plat.
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Henry Fitagerald, et.al, 12 24:66 :98 25f64 n
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Upon motion by Miller, 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 Miller, second by Amundsen, the City
Engineer was authorized to use the surplus brick purchased for the re"
paving of Sixth Street Southwest in re -paving a part of Second Avenue
Southwest, between Fifth .Street Southwest and Sixth Street Southwest.
In the discussion of the budgets for the 1932 Tax Levy,
a motion by Hicks, second by Amundsen, carried that the budget for the
Perk Improvement .�tund be fixed at a total of $35,000.00; all voting
in favor thereof, except Alderman Norton, who .voted "Play",
Aldermen Moody introduced the following resolution, which
was read&
"Be it and it`is hereby resolved .by the Common Council
of the City of Rochester, Minnesota:
That the said Common Council does hereby assess and levy
upon the taxable property in said City of Rochester for taxes for the
year 1932, the following sums of money for the several funds of said
City, viz:
For the General Fund - -
$ 64563i75
Which said sum shall be used only for V.-e following
purposes and not in any case to exceed the amount set opposite
-each said purpose, viz:
1. Salaries of City Clerk, City Clerk's Stenographer$
City Attorney, City Engineer, Ass't, City Engineer,
Cfty Engineer's private Secretary, City Treasurer, City
Weighmaster, Custodian of City Hall, Ass't Custodian
of City Halls Building,Electricaand Plumbing r
Inspecktor, City.Assessor and deputies, and City Board
of Equalization, 162 �'6.95
2. Salaries of Mayor, Alderman at Large,
Aldermen, Chairmen of Street and Alley,
Finance, and Sewer Committees,
' 1967:_30
3. Salaries of Municipal Court Judge, Special
Municipal Court Judge, and Municipal Court
Clerk,
2337:62
4. Salaries of Health Officer, Deputy hearth Officer,
Milk Inspector, fiss't. Supt. of Dumping rroundq,
Public Health Nurse, Assistants and employees of the
Board of health, and expenses of the operation of the
Health Department of the City of Rochester, Minnesota„
8619.36
5. Salaries of Judges and Clerks of Election,
and other Election expenses,
$v_ 1486.71
6. Salaries of Chief of Police, Captains of
Police, Patrolmen, Jail Guard,, and Social
Worker,
12_302.11
7. Contingent Fund for,,;*. use of the Mayor ,
of said City,
360400
Be For Miscellaneous expenses of Police
Department, such as salaries of special Patrolmen,
motorcycle expenses, telephone ,service, maintenance
of traffic signs, marking parking spaces, meals for
lodgers and prisoners in City jail, board ,of City
Prisoners in County jail, telegrams, office
supplies, and other miscellaneous items,
10. For financial assistance 14 the operation
of the City Hog Farm (4�,7,000 of which is for the,
return of temporary transfers and 01350.00 is for
direct appropriation to the City Hog Farm Fund far•
financial asskstance, both of which shall be after
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funds are received+ on taxes collected under this levy.} is 6012.06.
ll, Official printing and publishinn, 576.00
12w FGr City Hall. Hea;ti#Igt P 1080.01
13,( Telephone .service and toll service Cor City Clerk,
City Engineer, City Att orney,But)-ding, electrical and plumbing inspeeto'r,
City Assessor, Judge or Municipal Court,- Mayon, City Warehouse,
and Council Committee Room, 784,681
14. Sals:,l-and ' expenses of. Visiting Nurse, 710,13
15, Per diem, and ,expenses for Public Examiner makin(,
examination of bouks and re00rdd for said City, yT 720:01
22. For Weed inspectorls salary,-mileege, and expenses; 277:89
2c. Compensation for the death of Christopher F. Fritsch, 6v44
27. For taking up the cvei-drat t in the New City Hall. Fund,
appropriations o-`_' nrbich sha-11 be made only at such times
as funds are available from taxes collected under this levy, 1 44091:06
' NET LEVY ''k64563.75
For the Street and Alley Fund - - -
-4;lcl] said sum shall be used only for the follow�-
1119 purposes and not in any case to exceed the amo-ant set oppo-
site each said purpose, vi nit
1. For the 'general maintenance of 3tr.eets and alleys, such
as cleaning► streets and alleys, grading, streets and al.l.eys,
cutting, weeds, safnding sidewalks and crossings, cleani.`or*
v;►at er-wf'y3 , dragging streets and alleys, new equipment not Pro-
vided for in Code 3, equipment repairs an(! materials for
same, etc.,
24, For labor ad materials for repair,- to )Da'vin't an'" curbinf-,
such as repairs to' concrete pavin." and curbing, re -surfacing?
Tarvia Pavement $ surf&00 treating; of creosoted wood block
pavenr*, repairs to asphaltic concrete pavement) repairs to
bitulithid paving, repairs to brick paving, repairs to con-
crete pavinn bases, etc.,
10080 a09
3. Por labor* and materials for the operation, of trucks, for
the op erat i. on o:f city owned gravel loading , screening- and
crushing machinery, for payment for gravel loading, scrFening,
and crushing; machinery, and .for the payment for gravel used
On streets, a,venucs, ^nd alleys within said City, 3g60=04
5, For labor and materials for the construction or repair
of City owned sidewalks and corssings, a 360:Q0
10, For snow removal from streets, avenues, and alleys
within the said City, .
2150:02
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-- Po r the Fire trot ect ion Fund; - - -
Which said sum shall be used for the following
purposes ar.1 not in any case to exceed the amount set opposite
each said purpose, -viz:
`k10080.09
!�"135> 2� 3
1. Salaries of Chief of fire Department, Asset Chiefs of Fire
Department, Mechanic and Drivers of Pumping 'Rotors, Drivers
of Aerial ?:Motor Trick, Drivers of Int. Comb. Truck, Firemen,
Sul;nrintendent of Fire Alarm System, and possible extra Fire -
in en/, etc.._, t 014792.71
2. iTydr. s.nt rent, al ,
3. -For purcha.sinr� new fire '.lose,
4. For miscellaneous items, such as ]_,?•und.ry
service, telephone service, janitor's supplies,
fuel, water service, .repairs to building -end
equipment, equipment additions, etc..,
�_577? k01.
TITIt+ LT?VY 31351.23
For the Sewer. 7und, 1t4.0124-023
ti'V.Y!ich said. sum sha,l.]. he used onl_r for t',.A follow-
ing -Purl)oses and not in any case to exceed the amount
set opposite eacb said purpose, viz:
4. - For labor and materials for .repairs to equip-
ment., ad.di.ti oral_ Pquipment, , cleaning land :Flushini?
sanitary sewers and surface draine,7P severs, o er
ation of the Sewe,ge lifts, etc., 2592;02
1J• Power, attend;,nec, rp-PEArs, etc. $ for local
Sewage nispoGal Plant operation; 3.1102.5 �
12. City s share in Sanitary sewers (for delin.quen.t
assessments against property a•huting on 12th St.
S.E." and sanitary sewer and va.ter main construction
and ]. afying)_,s �_„ 70.16
14. To tal:c� u-p overdraft for sewa,-e 11-Pt cutovFr.,
etc., for S.E. section of City, 65.5°
16. Water for flushing sanitary sewers and sur-
face drainage s eiiers- 720.01
17. City's share in sanitary sewer across Flock
E8 in Original Plat, �' " 26604 ;
184 City's share in llth fit; S;E; Sanitary
Sewers 92A04.
NET L EVY $1-4912 i 28
For the 'bridge Fund; - - 7517;98
r .
'Shish said sum shall be used only for the
fo11owl.r.. rurposes and. not in any case to exceed the ,
amount set opposite each said rurpose, viz:
1. Miscellaneous Maintenance and repair of bridges
within said City;r1000:02
2. Construction of new btidge over bear
Creek on Fourth St. ST E., 57J7 •Cam___._
NI'T LT'VY 7517:9B
For the park linp-romgnent, 'Fund200:23
."which said sum sb.all by used. o.hly for t',,e
Maintenance anal improvement o-F' t'lP Public ?arks
�n r +
and ?'arks+►ays in or near. said. City, , 2��..� our
r
For t hci Li n1?t ing Pund - -
N5200e23
i
•
Tiich saki sum shall-bc' used only for the follow-
ing purposes and not in &TV ca„ �e to exc(,ed the amount set, opposite
each said rurpose, viz:
1. For lighting of public streets and mounds,
34 For lighting of National Guard Armory,
4. For light ins of Public Library;
5. For lighting of City Warehouse;
6. For lightin? of Central Fire Stat9 gin;
7. For lighting; of City Hall;
S. For 1 i"Int ink? of Sewage Lift Stations,
9. P o r' 1.1ght,1P-!7 residence of Supt. of ParIK's
12. i or lighting City Dumping Grounds residence,
"I- LEVY
Foj� the Library Fund, -
Which said sum shall be. used only for tro
fillowi.ng Purposes and not in any case to exceed the amount
set opposite each said purpose, viz:
2.
For
re-bindint7 of
books,
3.
For
Library Staff
salaries,
4. Pcr salaries of Janitors
34923:59
r947
�"
312:19
49.26
k'
�C 1.0 7
40653
44«27
46:80
362:-0 440
182:46
- 4899:Q7
`. 698144
5.
Por
fuel,
296:00--
�.
For
stationery ana supplies,
"�
239b15
J.
For
Pcs,wge, express and freight,
15.96
10.
For
Insurance,
29.00
12.
For
Printing,
123:63
13.
.For
purchasing of books,
2399.80
NPT LEVY 9884.01
2or the Musical. Entertainment Fund for the
purpose of providing free musical entertainment for the general
public, 1 - 2f3r30.03
N_- L EV Y 2880.0'3
nor. she Interest Fund - - - "b 856503
Which said sum shall be used for only t'-e following
purposes and not in any case to exceed the amount set opposite each
said purpose, viz:
113. For interest on Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds;
117. For interest on. Refund Bonds,
118. For interest on Re -Paving! B )nds,
7153:23 _
947:85
459�00
NET LEVY 8 8565.08
- -i-A
For ti.e Sinking, nFindo 1_35463203
Iffbich said sum shall be used only for the following
purposes and not in any case to exceed the amount Set opposite
each said purpose, viz:
69 For the payment of principal on, Serage Disposal -
plant Bonds, 1-154404
19, For tvic payment of principal and interest, on City of
Rochester.. Improvement 'DonrIs (.',Tpw Central "'ire Ellt at 1 415915*53
PO* For the T)Oymerlt of prIncipel e,r.d,interest on City
of Rochester TmProvrment, Bonds (New City Tall) 4950.97
'1, Tor the pay-tric.Tit of PrinclPal on Refunding rnn0s,7CQ4.03
+
32. For thP Payment of prIncir.q.]. on Re -paving.
Bonds,
_ _I _.._
NTT bTTY 35403.03)*
For the PIremen's Relief Fune;., to provide
funds ior r,ensions and relief cf members of the Tire Depart-
w6nt of said City and tr.eir widow -and -orphans , and for the
j-)urT)OS(IS T)roVicoed in ChaiDter 1q7 (7pneral Laws of Minnrsota,
for the year 1909 lGoo aco
7\Tr,7. TIT71Y
S� 1.00
Upon motion bir Mnody, second by`Villrr, that V_1r--,, s,.;Ad
res6lu'-for be adopted as 3:-#,,2.d, and all vot.111g, In f-,vor tIlpr".o.rl Presl_dAnt
Liddle declared the s11,11 resolution d,,.!-%;r passed and :1.doptcd.
Upon motion b�, Ni-cks, q-econ.A. by Amundsen, the C OLMM
o n
Council adJournede
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