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Council of the Village of Brooklyn Center
in the County of Hennepin and State of
Minnesota
March 11, 1963
The Village Council met in Regular session and was called to order
by Mayor Gordon Erickson at 7 :35 P. M.
Roll Call: Mayor Gordon Erickson, Phil Cohen, Henry Dorff and
Howard Heck were present. John Leary was absent.
Motion by Howard Heck and seconded by Phil Cohen to approve the
minutes of March 4, 1963 as recorded. Motion carried.
Member John Leary arrived at the Council meeting at 7 :38 P. M.
Member Phil Cohen introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING LOAD LIMITS
ON THE STREETS OF BROOKLYN CENTER
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village of Brooklyn Center that the legal load
limit on the streets of the Village of Brooklyn Center shall be (4) tons per
axel, beginning on March 18, 1963 and continuing until such time as
Hennepin County shall remove load restrictions from county roads.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
member Howard Heck and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted
in favor thereof: Gordon Erickson, Henry Dorff, John Leary, Howard Heck
and Phil Cohen and the following voted against the same: None, whereupon
said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
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Member John Leary introduced the following resolution and moved its
adoption:
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RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK
(CONTRACTED BY VILLAGE)
WHEREAS, pursuant to a written contract signed with the Village of
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, Lee Electric Co. has satisfactorily completed
the following improvement in accordance with said contract:
Time totalizers and alarm systems for Sanitary
Sewer Lift Station No's. 1, 2, 3 , and 4
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the
Village of Brooklyn Center:
1. The work completed under said contract is hereby accepted
and approved upon the recommendation of the Village Engineer.
2. The value of work performed exceeded the original amount
by $27.53 because the location of two time totalizers in Lift
Station No. 3 were revised after partial installation.
3. The Village Officials are hereby directed to issue proper
order for final payment on said contract, taking the contractor's
receipt in full. The total amount paid for such improvement
project being $1,377.53.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by member Henry Dorff, and upon vote being taken thereon the following
voted in favor thereof: Gordon Er ckson, Henry Dorff, John Leary, Howard
Heck and Phil Cohen and the fol ing voted against the same: None;
whereupon said resolution was du y passed and adopted.
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Member Howard Heck introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING MAYOR AND CLERK
TO EXECUTE AGREEMENT WITH DE PART ME NT OF
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, STATE OF MINNESOTA
The Village _ of Brooklyn Center
(Village, Township or City) (Name)
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
The Village Council
(Village or City Council or Town Board)
of Brooklyn, Center, Minnesota, hereafter known as the community, hereby
requests
that the Department of Business Development, State of Minnesota, make
application for an urban planning assistance grant in the amount of
$18, 280.00 from the Federal Housing and Home .Finance Agency, as
authorized under Section 701 of the Housing Act of 1954, as amended,
for the purpose of providing planning assistance to the community. The
governing body of the community hereby agrees to contribute $6, In cash
and $2, 250.00 in the services of employees of the community to the Department of
Business Development, when it is required, for the planning purposes as herein -
after set forth.
The Mayor and clerk are hereby authorized and directed on
behalf of the community to enter into an agreement with the Department of
Business Development, State of Minnesota in furtherance of its request
for federal matching funds for planning purposes and to deposit in the State
treasury, when there is needed, up to $6, 890.00 in cash and to pledge the
services of official employees of the community to a value of $2,250.00 for
planning services. The money so deposited and the services so pledged
shall be available for expenditure and use by the Department of Business
Development, State of Minnesota, when they have secured a matching federal
grant. The money so deposited shall bear no interest and shall be returned to ,
the community if federal matching funds are not secured, and, in any event,
after 2 years from the date of this resolution, if any balance remains
unexpended or unobligated.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
member Phil Cohen, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted
in favor thereof: Gordon Erickson, Phil Cohen, Henry Dorff, John Leary
and Howard Heck and the following voted against the same; None, whereupon
said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
Motion by John Leary and seconded by Howard Heck to determine that
a 3 gang hydraulic lift vAbrthington mower is no longer needed by the Village
of Brooklyn Center and to authorize the sale of the mower to the highest
offer after advertising the mower for sale. Motion carried.
Motion by Howard Heck and seconded by John Leary to authorize the
Village Administrator, A. J. Lee, to attend the Advance Management Training
Program in Chicago from May 5 to May 10, 1963.
Member Henry Dorff introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
RESOLUTION CONFIRMING SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESS -
MENTS FOR SANITARY SEWER INTERCEPTOR AND
LIFT STATIONS IMPROVEhIaENT NUMBER 1959 -19A,
1959 -19B, 1960 -2, 1960 -3, 1960 -4, 1960 -5,
1960 -6, AND PORTIONS OF SANITARY SEWER
LATERALS 1960 -10, 1960 -12, 1960 -14, 1960 -20,
1960 -22, 1960 -41, 1960- 42, 1960 -45, and
1960 -51 and ;LIFT STATION 1960 -39, AND STORM
SEWER INTERCEPTOR IMPROVEMENT NUMBER 1960 -7.
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BE IT RESOLVED, by the Village Council of the Village of Brooklyn
Center, as follows:
1. The Village Clerk has, with the assistance of the Engineer here-
tofore selected by this council for such purpose, calculated the proper
amounts to be specially supplementally assessed for the improvements,
known as the improvements listed above of said Village against Parcel
2515, Aud. Sub. 309 described as commencing at SW corner of N 1/2 of
Lot 21 thence E 267.2 feet thence No at right angles to So line of No 15 feet
of Lot 21 thence E to a point 215.41 feet West from E line of Lot 21 thence
N to N line thereof thence W to N W corner thereof thence S E ly to begin-
ning and Parcel 2520, Aud. Sub. 309, described as that part of N 1/2
of Lot 21 lying S of N 15 feet thereof and E of a line running at right angles
from a point in S line of N 1/2 of said lot distance 267.2 feet East from SW
corner thereof, in accordance with the provisions of law, and has prepared
and filed with the Village Clerk tabulated statements in duplicate showing
the proper description of the above parcels of land to be specially assessed
and the amount calculated against the same.
2. Notice has been duly published that this Council would meet in
regular session on Monday Larch 11, 1963, to pass on the proposed
supplemental assessments.
3. Said proposed supplemental assessments have at all times been
open to inspection and copying by all persons interested, and an opportunity
has been given to all interested persons to present their objections, If any,
to such proposed supplemental assessments.
4. This Council finds that each of the parcels of land enumerated in
said proposed supplemental assessments was and is specially benefitted
by said improvements in the amount of said proposed supplemental
assessments set opposite the description of each such parcel of land,
and that amount so set out is hereby levied against each of the respective
parcels of land therein described.
S. Such proposed assessments are adopted and confirmed, and the
sums fixed and named in said proposed assessments are affirmed, adopted
and confirmed as the proper special supplemental assessments for each of
said parcels of land respectively.
6. Said assessments as adopted and confirmed shall be certified to
by the Village Clerk and filed in his office and shall thereon be and
constitute the special assessments for the payment of the above listed
improvements.
7. The amounts assessed against each parcel of land shall beat
Interest from October 1, 1963 until the same have been paid at the rate
of 6% per annum.
8. Such assessments shall be payable in equal installments
beginning in the year 1964, payable on the 1st day of January in each
year and continuing until all of said installments shall have been paid,
each installment to be collected with taxes collectible during said year
by the County Auditor,
A. Supplemental assessment for Sanitary Sewer Interceptor
Improvement numbers listed above, in seventeen equal
annual installments.
B. Supplemental assessment for Storm Sewer 1960 -7, in
seventeen equal annual installments.
9. The Village Clerk is hereby directed to make up and file in the
office of the County Auditor of Hennepin County a certified statement of the
amount of all of such unpaid assessments and the amount which will be
due thereon the 1st day of January in each year.
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The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by member Howard Heck and upon vote being taken thereon, the - following
voted in favor thereof! Gordon Erickson, Henry Dorff, john Leary, Howard
Heck and Phil Cohen and the following voted against the same: None;
whereupon said resolutioa was declared duly passed and adopted.
Member John Leaky introduced the following Resolution and moved
its adoptions
RESOLUTION CORRECTING SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
LEVIES FOR SANITARY SEWER INTERCEPTORS AND
STORM SEWER INTERCEPTORS AND AUTHORIZING
REFUND,' OF OVERPAYMENTS OF ASSESSMENTS
OK� CERTAI „PKflPERTD .IN AUD. SUB, #309.
WHEREAS-. an _iron I the calculation of the areas of parcel 2410,
described - as - commencing at NW cor of S 1/2 of Lot 21, Aud. Sub. No.
309, Thence E along the N line therof 132.2 ft, Thence at RT angles
S to S line of lot, Thence W to SW cor thereof, Thence NWLY to beg.;
and parcel 2420, described as - Com at a point in the N line of the
S 1/2 of Lot 21, Aud. Sub. No. 309, Dis 132.2 ft E from the NW
cor thereof, Thence E 150.0 ft along said N line, Thence at RT angler=
to S line thereof, Thence W 150.0 ft along same Thence N to beg.;
and parcel 2430, described as - That part of the S 1/2 of Lot 21, and
Aud. Sub. No. 309, lying E of a line running S at RT angles from the
N line of said S 1/2 at a pt dis 282.2 ft from the N. W. cor them,
resulted in over assessments for sanitary sewer interceptors and storm
sewer interceptor improvements,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Village Council of the Village of Brooklyn
Center to correct the assessments on the Sanitary Sewer Interceptor and
Storm Sewer Interceptor levies and to refund the overpayment of same
to the property owners,
THEREFORE, The County Auditor is authorized and directed to accept
a revised spread of the levies from 1964 to 1980, based on corrected
figures as follows:
Parcel # Levy 2416 Levy 2419
2410 $ 271.18 $ 237.95
2420 350.20 307.25
and the Village Finance Officer is directed to issue refund to the Property
owners as follows:
Name Parcel # Levy 2418 Levy 2419 Total
Homedale Builders 2410 8.59 7.51 16.10
Obra M. Clerc 2420 11.26 9.83 21.09
Frank M. Babb 2430 62.44 54.77 117.21
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by member Howard Heck, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following - oot
voted in favor thereof: Gordon Erickson, Howard Heck, Henry Dorff, john
Leary and Phil Cohen and the following voted against the same: None;
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
Motion by Phil Cohen and seconded by john Leary to approve the
following licenses.
Bowling Alley License
Lynbrook Bowl 6357 North Lilac Drive
Cigarette Licenses
Bill West Pure Oil Station 5700 North Lilac Drive
Lynbrook Bowl 6357 North Lilac Drive
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eatnc License
Johnson 'Brothers Plumbing & Heating 6100 Golden Valley Road
Rubbish Hauling License
W.W. Rubbish Haulers 1600 Oregon Ave. So.
Motion carried.
Motion by John Leary and seconded by Howard Heck to appoint
Charlotte Roe at the position of Coordinator - Instructor of the Teen Charm
Clinic at a fee of $15 per session for five sessions. Motion carried.
Member Phil Cohen introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE
ACQUISITION OF TAX - FORFEITED LANDS
WHEREAS, the Village of Brooklyn Center has received notice that
certain properties, hereinafter more fully described, have been forfeited
to the State of Minnesota for non- payment of taxes, and
WHEREAS, said properties are needed for street purposes within the
Village of Brooklyn Center and the acquisition of said properties will
further the interests of the Village of Brooklyn Center,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the
Village of Brooklyn Center that the Mayor and Clerk are authorized and
directed to initiate the necessary proceedings and execute the necessary
documents to acquire the following described land for street purposes
The West 30 feet of that part of Lot 49, Garcelon's
Addition, lying South of the North 150 feet thereof.
CIA& Mayor
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by member John Leary and upon vote being taken thereon, the following
voted in favor thereof: Gordon Erickson, Henry Dorff, John Leary, Howard
Heck and Phil Cohen and the following voted against the same: None
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
Motion by Phil Cohen and seconded by Howard Heck to authorize the
Clerk to sign the necessary documents to abate delinquent taxes and secure
tax exempt status for the following parcels of land:
Plat 89103 Parcel 3020
Plat 89225 Parcel 4710
Plat 89104 Parcel 5710
Plat 89225 Parcel 3210.
Motion carried.
Member Phil Cohen introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
RESOLUTION RELATING TO HENNEPIN COUNTY
REDISTRICTING
WHEREAS, the Board of Hennepin County Commissioners has on
November 27,1962, by vote of four to one redistricted itself in a manner
which ignores the views of a majority of Municipal Officials and Municipal
Councils in Hennepin County, and,
WHEREAS, the Hennepin County Commissioner Districts are drawn in
a manner which will deprive the citizens outside the City of Minneapolis
realistic representation on the County Board, and,
WHEREAS, present legislation is inadequate to accomplish desirable
representation on the County Board,
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NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the
Village of Brooklyn Center that
This Council urges the Legislature of the State of
Minnesota at its 1963 Session to enact legislation
which will provide for more adequate representation
of all the citizens of Hennepin County on the Board
of Hennepin County Commissioners.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by member John Leary and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted
In favor thereof: Gordon Erickson, Henry Dorff, John Leary, Howard Heck
and Phil Cohen and the following voted against the same: None, whereupon
said
resolution was declared duly eed and y pa adopted.
Member Howard Heck introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
RESOLUTION RELATING TO PERA -OADSI
QOVERAGE FOR EMPLOYEES
WHEREAS, the Hennepin County League of Municipalities and League
Of Minnesota Municipalities have adopted resolutions asking i'br legislation
that would allow each present member of PERA the right to ehoos6 between
continuing the present PERA retirement plan, or a plan combining full social
security coverage with a modified PERA plan, and
WHEREAS, this coverage will permit each Individual employee of the
Village of Brooklyn Center to elect that form of retiremenf benefits which
would be most beneficial to him, and
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WHEREAS, the use of combined PERA and OADSI coverage for Village
employees wo ld
u not be likely o Increase Y rea the cost of retirement benefits
paid by the Village, over what such cost would be if PERA coverage alone
were continued,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village
of Brooklyn Center that
This Counc it favors legislation that would allow each member
of PERA to elect to continue in the present PERA retirement
plan or to elect to become a member of a retirement plan
which combines full social security coverage with a modified
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PERA plan.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
by member John Leary, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following
voted in favor thereof: Gordon Erickson, John Leary, Howard Heck,
Henry Dorff and Phil Cohen and the following voted against the same:
None, whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
Member Phil Cohen introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
RESOLUTION OBJECTING TO SENATE FILE 243 AND TO
HOUSE FILE 481 - A BILL FOR AN ACT RELATING TO
WATER POLLUTION
WHEREAS, the Village Council of the Village of Brooklyn Center is
opposed to the passage of the above noted bill in its present form in that
passage of the bill would make it difficult to defend the citizens of
Brooklyn Center from excessive charges for sewage disposal service by
the City of Minneapolis for the following reasons.
1. This bill will cancel the rate provisions of the present contract
by allow#W the City of Minneapolis to fix new rates Immediately and then
5 years hence.
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effect before hearing and litigation is complete.
3. The Village of Brooklyn Center objects to the contracting city being
the agency holding the hearing under sections 15.0418 to 15.0422. The
agency holding the hearing should be an impartial party.
4. In order to avoid endless. and expensive litgation, the legislation
should state the basis of rates and charges in detail.
a. The burden of proof concerning cost to be passed on should lie
with the municipality owning the plant.
b. Original cost, including any interest on bonds sold to finance a
project, amortized over the useful life of the facility should be the
basis for capital charges. The pro rata share of capital cost
devoted to handling of sewage of connecting municipality, based
upon the flow of sewage would be proper and fair.
c. Operating cost passed on to the connecting municipality should
Include only the operating cost up to that portion of the interceptor
and trunk system devoted substantially to inter - municipal use anda.
the portion of these costs passed on should be pro-rata on the
basis of total sewage flow.
d. In any event charges to the connecting municipality should not be
more than the additional cost that the owning municipality incurs
by virture of the connection of another municipality to its system.
AND WHEREAS the Village of Brooklyn Center supports the Metropolitan
District concept of sewage disposal and that engineering studies have proven
that millions of taxpayers dollars will be saved throughout the metropolitan
area through a unified approach. The contract system is inheritly weak in
that it fails to recognize the need for construction of sewage treatment and
collection facilities designed to meet the overall needs of an area rather
than immediate interestsof two contracting parties, and in that the contract
system fails to recognize the financial inability of fringe areas to finance
sewer costs until substantial construction has taken place, with resulting
assessed valuation, and pollution has already occurred. Since this is a State
wide bill and since it is questionable when a metropolitan sewage bill will be
passed, provisions should be built into a state wide bill requiring the develop-
ment of an overall master plan of sewage disposal and collection for each
contracting area which is subject to the approval of the State Water Pollution
Control Board.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the Village Council of the Village of
Brooklyn Center does hereby oppose the adoption of Senate File 243 and
House File 481 in its present form and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Village of Brooklyn Center supports
legislation which would provide for the metropolitan district concept of
sewage disposal.
The motion for the adoption of foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
member John Leary and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted
in favor thereof: Gordon Erickson, Henry Dorff, John Leary, Howard
Heck and Phil Cohen and the following voted against the same: None;
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
The bills having been audited motion was made by Henry Dorff and seconded
by Howard Heck to order paid the hills set forth in the schedule attached to
the minutes and made a part thereof. Motion carried.
Motion by John Leary and seconded by Phil Cohen to adjourn. Motion
carried. The Village Council adjourned at 11 0
Mayor
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The bills audited and ordered paid at the meeting of March 11, 1963
LI QUOR FUND
2076 Am Linen Supply Laundry service 16-77
2077 Binder Beverage Mix inventory 101,90
2078 Ray Bergstroms Trucking Service Hauling Rubbish 28.00
2079 Brookdale Center Inc Maint, 1.63
2080 Brooklyn Center Hardware Glass for case 9.60
2081 Canada Dry Gorp Mix inventory 76.91
2082 Cedar Sanitary Supply Misc. inventory 19.60
2083 Coca Cola Bottling Mix inventory 100.92
2084 Consolidated Beverage Beer inventory 92.15
2085 O.M. Droney Bever-age of 983-16
2086 Famous Brands Liquor inventory 2
2087 Fridley Beverage Beer inventory 1,797-76
2088 Ganzer Distributor 724.86
2089 Gold Medal Beverage Mix inventory 2.24
2090 Gross Industrial Service Maint. 1.50
2091 Kuether Distributing Beer inventory 399.64
2092 Leonard LaValle Mileage 15-46
2093 Lynn Johnson Co Liquor inventory 324.85
2094 McKesson & Robbins It 4,455.60
2095 Minneapolis Brewing Co Beer inventory 1
2096 Minneapolis Gas Co Utilities 3.42
2097 Mutual Service Insurance Insurance 19.44
2098 Truman A. Nelson Mileage 16.24
2099 Northern States Power Utilities 172.95
2100 Northwestern Bell Telephone it 57-55
2101 Old Peoria Co Liquor inventory 169.92
2102 Pepsi Cola Bottling Mix inventory 41.74
2103 Red Lion Distributing &er inventory 813.35
2104 Rex Distributing Co 1
2105 Royal Beverage Distributing 1.,250.20
2106 Schlitz Brewing Co 285.44
2107 Seven Up Bottling Co Mix inventory 106.23
2108 Thomas Moore & Co It 169.75
2109 Thompson & Sons Beer inventory 2
2110 American Linen Supply Co Laundry service 3.00
2111 Griggs Cooper & Co Liquor inventory 987.00
2112 Ed Phillips &. Sons ft 2,357-55
2113 Minneapolis Gas Co Utilities 100,09
2114 Automatic Alarm Corp Protection service 82.50
2115 M. Donald Blom Insurance 3.18.38
2116 Dayton Development Co Rent 719.17
2117 Distillers Distributing Liquor inventory 2,481.31
2118 Famous Brands 29.40
2119 Lynn Johnson 1.,118.16
2120 Old Peoria Co rt 3.,415.38
2121 Regent Heating & Air Conditioning Ductwork alterations 107-00
2122 Village of B.C. General Fund Heat & Lights #1 96.66
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PUBLIC UTILITIES
1728 Allan Office Machines Billing Machine ribbons 12,00
1729 Burroughs Corp Repair billing machine 68.48
1730 Donnor Communications Monthly radio maint. 28.25
1731 Fadden Pump Altenator 40-95
1732 Minder Engineering Soil tests 197-50
1733 Minneapolis Gas Co Utilities 92.28
1734 Municipal Supply Co Meter Repair parts 36.45
1735 Mutual Insurance Insurance 108.12
1736 Northern States Power Utilities 802.96
1737 Postmaster., City of Mpls Reimbursement of permit 2170 47.52
1738 State of Minn, Div of Boiler Insp Inspect air compre�lsor 2.00
1739 Un. of Minn, Continuation Study Registration for school 12.50
1740 Vill of B.C. General Fund Reimbursement of due to 73.99
1741 Vill of B.C. Petty Cash Reimb. for wire & plastic tape 3.62
1742 Williams Rustoleum 64.21
1743 Brookdale Merchants Refund of excess meter charge 1006.23
1744 Northwestern Federal Savings & Loan 66.75
1745 Thomas McCluskav Meter deposit refund 7.45
1746 Clarence Schafer it 16.83
1747 Elmer Dahl it 21.81
1748 John R. Folwer Void - - --
1749 Vern Heinze Meter deposit refund 24-50
1750 Robert Crownhart 16-48
1751 William C. Jetton 16.18
1752 Vill of B.C. General Fund March rent & administration 750.,00
1753 John Fowler Meter deposit refund 25. :pg
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND
Minneapolis Gas Co Mpls Gas Distr. system 894468
PARK FUND
11�rican Institute of Parks Recreation magazine 3.50
1127 Clyde's Pure Oil Gas for tractors 48.98
1128 Heinen Implement Equip. Maint 36.48
1129 Mutual Service Insurance Insurance 10.24
1130 Minnesota Toro Inc Equip. Maint 82.50
1131 Miracle Equipment Co Table frames 210.00
1132 Minneapolis Gas Cc Utilities 94.50
1133 Northern States Power n 247.75
1134 Safway Steel Scaffolds Bleachers 280.00
1135 Void Void .? - - --
1136 Vill of B.C. General Equip usuage due to 38.50
1137 Northbrook Hardware Shop Maint. 3.94
1138 Wm. D. Hannay Insurance 51.81
1139 Bill West Pure Oil Co Fuel 2.75
1140 Vill of B.C. General Fund Reimb. Gas & Parts on Lbr. Dist 41.12
1141 Sinclair Refintig Co Tractor Fuel 113.70
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GENERAL
665 Postmaster,, Mpls Post cards 494.40
6652 Postmaster, Mpls Postage Meter 250.00
6653 Vill of B.C. Petty Cash Reimbursement 26.14
6651 111enoLifd9an az ,-,11i, T Meeting reimbursement 7.00
6655 Jim Childs Recreation 45.00
6656 James Grassman " 12.50
6657 Tony Ozbolt " 12.50
6658 Arthur Zemske n 45 .00
6659 American Linen Service Linen service 22..00
6660 Allan Office Machine Clerks office supplies 9.75
6661 Albinsons Engr. supplies 37.80
6662 Anderson Aggregate Co Salt Sand 209.70
6663 Sam Bloom & Metal Co Steel 4.15
6064 Ray Bergstroms Trucking Rubbish hauling 8.00
6665 Allan Braun Mileage 6.79
6666 Brooklyn Center Hardware Maint shop stock 5.42
6667 Brooklyn Printing & Advertising Clerks office & Police supplies 162.00
6668 R. J. Bullock Mileage 3.71
6669 County of Hennpin Radio charges 750.04
6670 City of Fridley Board of prisoners 39.25
6671 Cook Paint & Varnish, Maint shop supplies 19.04
667 Crown Rubber S
7 r tamp Nameplates for council 60.75
6673 Donnor Communication Radio Maint 174.75
6674 Dons Sporting Goods Police supplies 30.00
6675 Eastmak Kodak Engr. supplies 18.62
6676 Ernies Direct Service Maint shop supplies 26.15
6677 Farnhams Court supplies 159.27
6678 Foote Lumber Bldg. Materials 43.57
6679 Genuine Parts Shop supplies 108.77
6680 G.T.C. Auto Parts Co Maint. shop 46.48
6681 Goodin Co Exhaust for shop 15.35
6682 Eugene Hagel Mileage 13.51
6683 Hodne' Associates Tech. Asst. 272.50
668 J.I. Holcomb Bldg. Maint supplies 4
6685 International Salt Co Rock salt 767.55
6686 Ken Ray Chevrolet Mat. for police car 4.50
6687 Lindquist, Fraser & Magnuson Legal 1
6688 Leef Bros Shop rags 2.07
6689 A.L. Lndman Mileage 5.60
6690 D.A. Lissner 6.44
6691 Lyndrook Body Shop Service on police car 15.00
6649 Vill of B.C. Payroll Reimbursement 2 0,618.59
6692 Metropoliton Bldg. Officials Dues 5.00
6693 Magno Saft Board Co Court Materials 70.89
6694 Minneapolis Gas Co Utilities 333.00
6695 Minnesota Mining Co Street Signs 95.00
6696 Minnesota Bearing Co Street Materials 14.5
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GENERAL FUND CONTINUED
6697 Minnesota Fire quipment Co Fire Dept supplies 28.55
6698 Minn. Municpal Judges Assoc Membership 5100
6699 Minnesota Paper & Cordage Building supplies 48.62
6700 Mutual Service Insurance Insurance 86.45
6701 National Fire Protection Bldg. Journal 15-00
6702 National Chemsearch Maint shop stock 108.08
6703 James Niles Mileage 18.90
6704 Northbrook Hardware Supplies 24.60
6705 Northwestern Bell Telephone Utilities 648-37
6706 Northern States Power It 2.,121.52
6707 Parson Electric Co Switch 10-70
6708 Albert Paulson Salary 375-75
6709 Peterson Office Supply Clerks office supplies 74.62
6710 Poi-,mer Inc Trophy & engraving 40.50
6711 Post Publishing Co Advertising 14.20
6712 Merlin Reynolds Mileage 2.59
6713 Robin Auto Wash Wash police cars 62.50
6714 Reinhard Bros Maint shop stock 9.85
6715 George T. Ryan Co Case loader 122.46
6716 Sears Roebuck Co Court materials 11,25
6717 Socony Mobil Oil Co Maint shop gas stock 1
6718 Sinclair Refining Co heating fuel 94.89
6719 Spring Lake Park Bus Co Recreation transportation 40.00
6720 Mrs Phillip Shea Refund &g. fee 1100
6721 Donald Stark Mileage 23-17
6722 Twin City Automatic Iransmission Repair police car 31-72
6723 Terrace Auto Supply Car repair 3.43
6724 University of Minn Ref. fees 37-50
6725 Vill of B.C. Public Util:tties Reimbursemnt of due to 4.50
6726 Wagner Equipment Co Maint shop supplies 11.62
6727 Vill of B.C. Petty Cash Reimbursement 44-09
6728 Wessners Inc Police uniforms 15.45
61290 Wk. H. Ziegler Maint shop stock 50.81
6730 Suburban Henn Co Relief Board Relief expense 886.86
6731 Albinsons Engr. supplies 22.73
6732 Farnhams Finance office supplies 4.40
6733 National Chemsearch Corp Maint shop supplies 158.33
6734 Roger A. Podany & Assoc Clerk & assessor supplies 62.00
6735 Reinhard Bros Stock 11.67
6736 Pitney-Bowes Inc Clerks office 21.60
6737 Minneapolis Gas Co Utilities 16-36
6738 Vill of B.C. Payroll To be made later - --
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