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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961 10-23 CCM Regular Session Minutes of the Proceedings of the tai Council of the Village of Brooklyn Center' in the County of Bennepin.and State of Minnesota October 23, 1961 The Village Council met in Regular' session and was called to order by Mayor William , r' at 7.45 P.M. Roll Call: Mayor William Super, Carl Carlson, Clifford Wellman, Henry Dorff and Howard Heck were presentMotion by Tarlson wA seconded by Howes d Beck to aprove the request of the Broo ter Jaycees to conduct a Turkey Shoot at Shoppers' City November 17 3,8, 1961, on the condition that the Village be included as one of t - he wed parties on the Insurance policy, copy of which is to be submit -to the Village. Motion carried. Member Clifford'Weilmit introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESO MM THE REIMBURSE EM OF SPECT 'A4 ., k&D AFB TPE ABATEMENT OY B WHEREAS, Mr. S. B. Paulson; 604"/ Br►t Avenue North, is the owner of Lot 6, Block 2, A. J. Larson$s 3rd Addition, and WHEREAS, a special assessment for Storm Sewer No. 1 has been levied against the above - described lot, and WHEREAS, George F. Clemens has filed a sworn affidavit with the Village of Brooklyn Center stating that he has paid said special assessment in August 1953, and WHEREAS, Mrs. G. D. Kurke has filed an affidavit with the Village of Brooklyn Center stating that she witnessed such payment, and WHEREAS, it is impossible from the Village records to determine that such payment was not mace, I BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the Village of Brooklyn Center reimburse Mr. S. B. Paulson the amount of $17.65, which is the amount of the special assessment appearing on his 1961 tax statement. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the unpaid balance of the special assessment in the amount of $92.0+ be hereby abated and stricken from the assessment rolls. 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: Carl Caxlson, Henry Dorff, Howard Heck, William Super and Clifford Wellman, and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Member Carl Carlson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLtJ'FION ACCEPTING WORK CONSTRUC ED FAX VILLAGE STREET DEPART . WHEREAS, the Village Street Department has constructed the following improvement: Street Surfacing on June Avenue North from 61st Avenue to a Voint 340 feet south of 59th Avenue North, Project No. 1960 -56. 1 - WEEMS, the Village Street Department has satisfactorily completed the above improvements. NOW, TEMWORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the tillage of Brooklyn Center: 1. Upon reconnendation of the Village Engineer the work completed is hereby accepted and approved. 2. The value of the work performed is $2,600.00 which is $1,720.00 less than -the amount quoted at the public bearing because the estimated price included the area to be done by Burch and Wise abutting Burch and the Wise Park Addition. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Henry Dorff, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: Carl Carlson, Henry Dorff, Howard Heck, William Super and Clifford Wellman and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said resolution was duly passed and adopted. Member Howard Heck introduced the following resolution on the recommendation of the Village Engineer and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK (CONTRACTED BY VILLAGE). WHEREAS, pursuant to a written contract signed with the Village of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, Barton Contracting Company has satis- factorily completed the following improvemett in accordance with said contract: Street Surfacing in the area southeast of T. H. 100 Project No. 1960 -58 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 recommendation of the Village Engineer. 2. The value of work performed is less than the original contract amount of $13,764.22 because a large amount of the rough grading was done by the Village Street Department and a large percentage of the prime coat was omitted from the contract. 3. The Village Officials are hereby directdd to issue proper order for final payment on said contract, taking the contractor's receipt in full. The total amount paid for said improvement project being $64,744.78. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by member Clifford Wellman and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: Carl Carlson, Henry Dorff, Howard Heck, William Super and Clifford Wellman and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said resolution was duly passed and adopted. Member Carl Carlson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION ACCEPTING WORK (CONTRACTED BY VILLAGE) WHEREAS, pursuant to a written contract signed with the Village of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, Barbaroasa & Son, Inc. have satis- - 2 - factorily completed the following improvement in accordance with said contract: Sanitary Sewer Lateral Project No's. 1960 -10, 1960 -11 1960 -12, 1960 -14, 1960 -22, 1960 -41, 1960 -42, 1960 -51, 1960-57 Water Main Project No's. 1960 -29 and 1960 -59. 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 recoxm andatiou of the Village Engineer. 2. The value of work performed is less than the original contract amount by $5,003.94 because the quantities on the proposal fom were estimated to be greater than was constructed. 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 said improvement projects being $126,967.57. The motion for the adoption cf the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by member Howard Heck, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: Carl Carlson, Henry Dorff, Howard Beck, William Super and Clifford Wellman and the following voted against the same: None; where - upon said resolution was duly passed and adopted. Member Henry Dorff introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION FAVORING EXPANSION OF YWA FACILITIES AND PROGRAMMING WITHIN NORTH SPIN COUNTY WHEREAS, the population expansion in the North Hennepin area has created a need for additional recreational, social and character - building programming, and WHEREAS, the Young Mien's Christian Association of Minneapolis has for nearly 100 years successfully provided the facilities of recreational, social and character - building programming to both the youth and adult popu- lation of the metropolitan area, and WHEREAS;, it would appear that the aforesaid facilities are in contemplation for expansion into the North Hennepin area by the Young Men's Christian Association of Minneapolis, and WEEREAS, the proposed facilities of the YMCA are compatible with and in addition to the now exinting and contemplated recreational facil..ties and programming of each of the North Hennepin suburban municipalities and the areas contiguous thereto, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the Village of Brooklyn Center that if favors the expansion of the Young Men's Christian Association of Minneapolis' facilities and programming within the area knwwn as North Hennepin County and encourages all citizens of this area together with service, civic and ouch other organizations interested in the welfare of children and the promotion of family unity, to express their encouragement to the YMCA for said expansion and to lend their effotts and such assistance as needed, together with their financial support to insure the completion of such facilities and programming to the betterment of our respective communities. -3- j 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: Henry Dorff, Howard Heck, Carl Carlson., William !Super and Clifford Wellman, and the Following voted against the sa": None; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Henry Dorff to continue the Public hearing on Project No. 1961 -53 until the next Regular meeting on November 13, 1961. Motion carried. , Member Clifford Wellman introduced the following ordinance and moved its adoption: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 35 -723 OF THE VILLAGE ORDINANCES Section 1. Section 35 -723 of the Village ordinances is hereby amended by adding thereto the following: Lots 49, 50 and 51, Auditor's Subdivision No. 310, except the south 150' of Lot 49. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect from and after its legal publication. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing ordinance was duly seconded by member Howard, Heck, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Carl Carlson, William Super, Clifford Wellman, Henry Dorff and Howard Heck, and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said ordinance was declared duly passed and adopted. Member Carl Carlson introduced the following ordinance and moved its adoption: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 35 OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF BROOKLYN CENTER, SAID CHAPTER BEING KNOWN AS THE "ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF BROOKLYN CENTER" A copy of the text of said Ordinance is attached and made a part of the original copy of these minutes. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing ordinance was duly seconded by member Howard Heck, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Carl Carlson, Henry Dorff, Howard Heck, William Super, and Clifford Wellman, and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said ordinance was declared duly passed and adopted. Member Howard Heck introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID FOR ADDRESSING MACHINE AND ASSOCIATED EQUI PMENT WHEREAS, the Village Administrator and Assistant Administrator have reported that on October 16, 1961 at 10,00 A.M., they opened and tabulated bids received for the furnishing of an Addressing Machine and associated equipment and that said bids were as follows: � Addressograph- A & M Equip. Multigmh Corp. Company y 1 Addressograph Model 1955, New 2025.75 - - -- 1 Addressograph Model 1955, Used 1440.4o 1475.00 (Model 1955- l92} 1 Stencil Cutting Machine (Graphotype 6381), New 2091.00 - - -- 1 Stencil Cutting Machine (Graphotype 6381) Used IN6.0o 900.00 1 Storage Cabinet, Addressograph Model B -70), New 321.00 - - -- I Storage Cabinet, Addressograph Model B -70) Used 162.00 -_•» 1 Storage Cabizet,Corry- Jamestown Model SB 133 Used - - -- 225.00 1 High - speed, fully automatic feed (Used) 610.00 - - -- Addressograph, New 939.25 ---- I Model 6341 Graphotype, New (Ali caps) 1881.00 - - -- 1 Model 6341 Graphotype, Used (All caps) 1161.00 - - -- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT SOLVED by the Village of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, that the low hid of Addressing & Mailing Equipment Co. in the amount of $1475.00 for a used Addressograph Model 1955 -192 addressing machine, $900.00 for a used Addressograph Graphotype Model 6381 stencil cutting machine, and $225.00 for a used Corry - Jamestown Model SB 133 storage cabinet in accordance with the specifications is deemed to be the best bid submitted by a responsible bidder and said bid is hereby accepted, and that the purchase of said equipment shall be made from the Public Utilities Fund. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by member Clifford Wellman, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Carl Carlson, Henry Dorff, Howard Heck, William Super and Clifford Wellman, and the Following voted against the same: None; whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Howard Heck to transfer $3000 from General Fund Surplus to the Poor Relief Fund. Motion carried.. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Clifford Wellman to approve the plans submitted by W. A. Siefert Co. on the condition he screens outdoor storage from adjacent residential property. Motion carried. Dian by Clifford Wellman and seconded by Howard Heck to approve the application for a Heating License by Crystal Heating Company, 6324 56th Avenue North. Motion carried. The bills set forth on the schedule attached to these Minutes and made a part hereof entitled, "The Bills Audited and Ordered Paid at the Meeting of October 23, 1961" were audited and ordered paid. Motion by Clifford Wellman and seconded by Carl Carlson to adjourn. Motim carried. The meeting adjourned at 11 :20 P.M. t • yor erk -5- :introduced ta t J.01_ ink ca„ ... moved its adoption- AN ORDINANCE AI.Vi.t.N'DING CHAPTER 35 OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF BROOKLYN CENTER, SAID CHAPTER BEING KNO3Y'a N AS THE "ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE OF BROOKLYN CENTER” THE VILLAGE COUNCIL Of THE VILLAGE OF BRO01"MY."N CENTER ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 , Chapter 35 of the Village ordinances is amended by ra- numbering the former sections as follows: _Former Section 35-201 to 35-641 SUB--STANDARD LOTS and the paragraphs thereunder shall be numbered 1 and 2. Former Section 35-202 to 35-602 DRAINAG EWAYS Former Section 35-203 to 35-603 Former Section 35-210 to 35-604 Former 5c-fiction 35--211 to 35°-604, subparagraphs 1, 2 and 3 Former Section .`1!;--2l2 to 35-420 Former Section 35-222 to 35--710 Former Section 35--223 to 35--71I Former Section 35-224 to 35-712 Forme? Section 35-225 to 35-703 and subparagraphs (a) (b) ; Fynd (c to 1 , 2, and 3 Farmer Section 35-226 to 35--720 and subparagraphs through Vie:; to 1, 2, 3; 4, and 5; subsections (1), (2) and (3) to a, u, c Former Section 35-227 to 35-721 Former Section 3.1---228 to 35-703, subparagraph 4 cryper Sectio:!? 35-230 to 35-620 Far-mer Section 35-240 to 35-120 orirr:r Section 35~320 to 35-401. deleting therefrorp +.r!ca catee, --y "Parking Spaces" and Footnote A. thereunder Former Section 35-320, Footnote *4 to 35-705 Mi1%`11VigJ�s. PA RR KIN STANDARDS page Y-b,lyilea Section 35-332, subsections (a), (b),, (c) and (61 to 05-41-0 Former Section 35-332, subsection {e) iv 35-7117 ?�R�:Il��C I�I�CUJ. IN 8USDIESS DISTRICTS, renumbering subparagraphs (1) through (5) to 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 Former Section 35--333 to 35-413 renumbering subparagraphs (a) through (d) to 1 , 2, 3, and 4 Former Section 35-334 to 35-412 renumbering subparagraphs (a) through (1) to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 Former Section 35-401 to 35-150, subparagraph 1 Former Section 35-410 to 35-150; subparagraph 2 Former Section 35-501 to 35-201-deleting the sentence °I'e sha?1 prepare all such reports as the `tillage Council shall direct. Former Section 35-502 to 35-202, subparagraph l APPEAL Former Section 35-510, subsections (4) through (10) to 35-210, subsections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 0 and 9 Former Section 35--520, subsections 1 through 5 to 35-220, sub- sections 1 . 2, 3, 4, 5 Former Section 35-601 to 35--880 deletirig the definition of "Home` Occu pat ion" Farmer Section 35-701 to 35-310, subparagraph 1 PERINJITTED USES Former Section 35-702 to 35-310, subparagraph 2 ACCIES O USES- and the existing subsections relettered in alphabetical. order Former Section 35-703 to 35-310, subparagraph 3 SPECIAL USES Former Section 35-704 to 35--810 Former Section 35-710 to 35--315, subparagraph 1 P R1,111T E'D UsS"S Forager Section 35•-711 to 35-3:15, subparagraph 2 ACCESSORY USES Former Se :ti.on 35-712 to 35-315, subparagraph 3 Si'��,�It3.:� USES Former Section 35-713 to 35-815 former Section 35--720 to 35-320,, subparagraph I PERMITTED USES Page 2 Former Section 35-721 to 35-320, subparagraph 2 h ,� ,ESS0_,R'x &J'3" Former Section 35-722 to 35-320, subparagraph 3 SPEOIAI< USES, adding to subsection is the following words preceded by a comma (,) "and no noise resulting from this work shall be audible in adjacent or abutting properties above and beyond those noises customarily associated with retailing of mer- chandise and related vehicular parking." Former Section 35-723 to 35-320 Former Section 35-730 to 35-330, subparagraph 1 PERMITTED USES Former Section 35-731 to 35-330, subparagraph 2 ACCESSORY US-13S Former Section 35-732 to 35--330, subparagraph 3 SPECUil, USES Former Section 35-733 to 35-830 Former Section 35-740 to 35-340, subparagraph l PE.►MIN41:TTED USES Former section 35-741 to 35-340, subparagraph 2 A-C-CESSORY USSS .Former Section 35-742 to 35-340, subparagraph 3 SPECIAL 'USES Former Section 35-743 to 35-840 Former Section 35-750 to 35-350, subparagraph I PERMITTED USES Former Section 35-751 to 35-350, subparagraph 2 ,ACCESSORY USES Former Section. 35-752 to 35-350, subparagraph`3 SPECIAL USES Former Section 35-753 to 35-850 Former Section 35-801 to 35-510 Former Section 35-8032 to 35-911 Section 2. Section 35-220 is hereby revised and renumbere"d 35-70 to read as follows: Section 35--701. OFF-STREET PARIII<IG RECUTREIvxEl :" Off--street parking and loading space shall be provided in all districts in accordance ii ;th the requirements of Section 35-705. These requirements shall apply only to structures erected or expanded after passage of this ordinan,7,e, pro idela tip= t the amount of off-street ?parking provided for any existing use shall not be re- duced, except in accordance with this ordinance. There shall be no off-street parkins: within fifteen. (15) feet of any street right-of-way, Off-street par!King in an R-1 or R-B district may include not more than one commercial vehicle of twenty--fi-ve (25) feet or less in length per dwelling unit, if used by the occupant of the premises for transportation to and from his job. It shall be parked off- street on a space adequate for its storage as set forth in this section. Page 3 to read as follows: Section 35-702. ACCESS TO PARKING SPr CEo yhere shall bE: ac­e,:j(iat0 provision vicar ingress and egress from each single car space, Access to ofif s-eei. parking areas shall be restricted to driveways 30 feet or less in 1MICAh, no driveways on any particulxPar-_el ')f !.and. ir,a business o- J d ,£s l-ria disc tie being closer than 100 feet apart. Section. 4. Section 35-301 is revised to read as follows: LAND USES Section 33-14--301. L. AND USE MSTRICLS, For the purpose of this ordinance, the Village of Brooklyn Centex is hereby organized into the folzo"?ing land use districts; Residence R-1 Single Family Residence District Business R-B Residence-Business District 3­1 vocal Business District B-2 Regional Business District B-3 General Business District Industrial I-1 LIFUnited industrial District ,be location and i:zoundaries of the districts established by orelinance a,--e set forth in Sections 35. 810, 815, 820, 830, 840 and 850. U,)-less. other,,,7ise ;adic:a .ed in relation to established lines, poirztS' 0_ f e,, ..;eS , he district taoundary hl.,.-ies are the center lines of-streets, Edleys or rail.roa.6 rights-of--way existing or extended. Section 5, Section 35-•310 is 'hereby renumbered 35110 and revised to read as follows: Section. 35-?10 LAND USES. Except as provided Aar in Section 35-120, no building or premise may hereafter be used or occupied vTithln a given- land use district unless it is a permitted use in that district, or 'unless it is authorised as a special use. Sectio>>s 5-310, 3_115, 320, 31,30; 34t) and 35c give the 'Various permitted and special. uses. Permitted uses are thiose ,o-h,.,,,h are more or less compatible with each other in a given land izse dlistr?G . Special uses are those t_vhich may be de-sirable for the public. NArel are in a c Are district, but which have a potential incompatibility with the pen anit ed Uses , Before a building o r prem ise is devoted to any use classiifie as a special. Lse by this ordinance, a Special Use Permit must be granted by Zhe Village Counci:?o Procedure for _re,,r_esti.ng a Special Use Permit is given in Section 35-230. Fagg, r.; renumbered Section 3-5-704, and revised to read as o,l01t ; Section 35-7040 MINIMUM PARKING SPACES REQUIRED., Dwellings: 1 space per dwelling unit Hospitals: 1 space for every three (3) beds Churches: 1 space for every three (3) seats Retail Business: 11 spaces for the first 1,000 square feel of gross floor area; 9 spaces for each 1 ,000 square 'feet of area in excess of 1,000 square fees; but not exceeding 30,000 square feet; 7 spaces for each 1,000 square feet of floor area exceeding 30,000 square feet. In no case shall the parking ratio be less than 2. di (gross parking area) to 1 .0 (gross building area.). Motels: l space for each unit Restaurants: 1 space for every three (3) seats Other Business: 1 space for each 150 square feet of gross floor area Industrial: 1 space for every two (2) employees (based upon maximum planned employment during any work period.) or 1 space for each 800 gross square feet of floor area, whichever requirement is the greater. Section 7. Section 35-331 is renumbered 35604, subparagraph 4, and is revised to ream as follows: Section 35-604, BUILDINGS. 4. No,basement, cellar, garage, tent, trailer or accessory building shall at any time be used as a residence or dwelling, temporarily or perinaw�antl,). Section 80 New,Section 35-410 shall ha-,.7e the following subparagrapl added thereto: Section 35-4100 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS IN BUSINESS DISTRICTS (,3-3. 5. No building permit shall be issued until a parkin .layout has been approved as provided in Section! 35-707. Section 9. Section 35-503 is renumbered 35-202, subparagraph 2 and is revised to read as follows: 20 PETITION FOR REZONING, VARIANCE OR SPEI IAA USE PERME!"Q The Planning Commission shall hear and review all petitions to obtain rezoning, a variance from the requirements of the ordinance, or a special land use permit, and report its recommendation to the Village Council for action, Section 100 Section 35-504 is renumbered 35-202, subparagraph 3, and is revised to read as follows; Page 5 P1AN ING AND si.on Shoal d`i'e sci:Ce and. _rz n-ain'comprehensive plans and mQ-Ps for L? ,: future develC3;�me—I-. of 'the iT^ age and make recommendations from t?n e to tin:.e of such changes as it deems zee essary. Nothing herein shall prevent the Village Council from initiating any proposal concerning comprehensive planning, zoning, platting, and matters of general planning nature, provided, however, that any proposal .hall iirst be referred to the Planning Commission for public hearings and recom- menda ions Section 11. New Section 35-202 shall have added thereto subparagraph 4, which shall read as follows: 4. REPORTS. The Planning Commission shall prepare all such reports as the Council shall direct. Section 120 Section 35-5i0, subsections (l), (2) and (3) shall 3 e renumbered 35--210, subsections i and 2, and are revised to read as ollaars: Section 35-210 REZONING. The procedure for obtaining a charac0e in the zoning classifis:ztion of specific properties shall be as follaus: I, The property owner proposing rezoning of his property, or his authorized agent, shall x3.11 out and submi l- to the Village Clerk a "Zoning Form", copies of which are avail- able at the Village Hall, together with a fee of $25.00 to be used for costs of processing the petitions 2. The Village Clerk shall refer the petition to the planning 4 Commission. Section 13. The introductory paragra ph of new Section 35-220 shall read as follows: Section 35-220. VARIANCES. The procedure for obztai.ninq a variance from the requirements of this ordinance shall be as follatiirs; 1 . • 0 0 0 Section I4. The introductory paragraph of Section 35-w520 is renumbered 35-111 and is revised to read as follows: Section 35-i 11. VARIANCES. 'Mhere there are practical elifiiculties or unnecessary hardsh.,ps in the way of carrying. out the strict letter of this ordina.nc;e, the Council shall have the power to vary the requirements of this ordinance in harmony with he general purpose and intent thereof so that the public health:, safety and general welfare may be secured and su bstantial 'justice domed Such a variance does not constitute any change in the Zoning Ordinance or in a 'zoning classification. It represents an exception to a specific provision of the ordinance. Procedure for requesting a Variance is green in Section 3S-220. v 37-5,20 shta'1 be ithe tat.l r:'D� c..':}, e re•rised c',.` i ril`ten bal.mv, . iaj,-)!t.^, ? through I7'G' L )RJa'�L`T,? 17 ii .'hal be revised as :.�i"1!ten 'balo:",I; Sub- Ac si7'a1� -.r.. `i:n as L'T_?ltGi? .:.'lvn:; ':omairt unchanged.. i a' ✓.`r.�.< .... .<.. ,...�_ Sri; . ° '1� ._, i'. Jr#o ?tr�f:Qs:G sJrs;}.C;3.i? U' r?"G-��BA;se ` .e ' this n s.. 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Iual mus .i ? 1a; and he +5 � a—1 # % f itil"irT2� i 2J 1!€ `1Cti.i €;?tio.a t{'_ Kclh 'sJ`:r`Ot..''U'K ii"l .,C:�.--. stock i ti-add "n Peif:k.._<.ianc: of the s3.ivice, or equ—ipYTent not custt>Fdaa_by in- Page employment of persons s:•:!i. r`s d f.n 00 Ae =Avsz ..' ?3' lap3e: Mr,sw 'F3ai "(.t3uty p a:fzay, shop repah s "'''.::E a?hOIc ..F `'3 .•'tipsy studio, MY wosegn ant OVUH.; . .t?.1 .:e '_'7?,,q- ordiI:icle'ce shall take affect srom and afier its I 6.''assexa " T the 'Village Cok,k-iC?i of the Vi'llage of BY'oolklyn Caen Mayor KOn. %Seal 2(�5 Bills audited and ordered paid at Coucil meeting Oct. 23, 1961 GENERAL F UND 018 Albinson Eng. Supplies 30.57 4319 Aut Shop Per - 34vOO - 4320 Brooklyn Printing & Advt. Office Supplies 40.00 4321 Channing L. Bete Co. Inc. Fire Prev. Literature 79.16 4322 City Treasurer, City of Mpls Jai]keep 108.00 4323 Community Planning & Design Assoc. Prof. & Consul Fees 415.00 4324 Continental Sign & Advt. Co. Street Signs 30.00 4325 Eagle Equipment Co. Shop Parts 4.40 4326 Electronic Communications Service Radio Repair 62.15 4327 Ernie & Rays Direct Service Shop Parts 4.60 4328 Genuine Parts Co. Shop Parts 36.85 4329 Gilbertson Block Co. Materials 19.50 4330 Grant Storage Battery Division Shop Parts 20.89 4331 Houser Copporation Air Compressor Rental 90.00 4332 Bob Knowles Ford Co. Shop Parts 6.89 4 Leef Bros Co. 333 Shop S uppli es .1 6 P PP 3 4334 Lynbrook Body Shop Shop Parts 15.00 4335 Mpls. Gas Co. Utilties 12.42 4336 Minnesota Fire Equip. Co. Adapter 27.30 4337 Mobile sock & Key Shops Change Lock & Keys 11.40 4338 Northern States Power Co. Utilties 2 4339 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. Utilties 94.04 4340 Dave Olson Auto Radiator Service Shop Parts 3.50 4341 Reinhard Brothers Co. n " 29.26 4342 Richards Oil Co. Materials 360.64 4343 Ed R.jan Sheriff of Hennepin Co. Jailkeep 45.00 4344 St. Paul Stamp Works Office Supplies 47.30 4345 Sears, Roebuck & Co. Small Tools 66.64 4346 H. R. Toll Co. Sb.pj Supplies 5.04 4347 V.B.0 Liquor Permanent Fund Reim. due to 57.82 4348 Workman Tabulating Service, Inc. Printing 212.50 4349 R. L. Polk f Co. Office Supplies 40.00 4337 Void Ck #4337 Void Ck#4337 -11.40 4350 Mobile Lock & Key Shops Change Lock & Keys -1.3,1.4 4351 V. B. C. Petty Cash Fund Reim. Petty Cash 126.76 4352 Wm. D. Hannay Insurance 620.04 4 313 V. B. C. Payroll Fund Reim. Payroll Fund 16,204.03 $21, .77 INVESTMENT TRUST FUND 182 Northwestern Nat'l Bank of Mpls Custodial Fees 141.59 183 V. B. C. Park Bond Fund Return Invested Funds 5 184 Camden Northwestern Banks Invest Idle Funds 99 570.00 � PARK FUND 779 V. B. C. General Fund Reim. Due to 6 680 Northern States Power Co. Utilties 10.57 681 TonXtrQa3b1sof1 &.rSengle Shelter Construct Triangle Shelter q � #7,729.3 SPECIAL FU 72 'V. B. C. Investment Trust Fund Investments 41 463 V. B. C. Investment Trust Fund Pmt. of Accrued Int.58b 7 464 Egil Wefold & Aisociates Engr. Services 1961 - 45 Proj. L�'.162.50 $7,828.25 LIQUOR BIND 1690 Gluek Brewing Co. Merchandise 917.26 1691 Mpls. Brewing Cot a 1 1692 Famous Brands " 1,588.79 1693 McKesson & Robbins N 4,ol8.00 1694 Distillers Distributing Co. 3 3.695 Griggs Cooper & Co. Inc. a. 872.72 1696 Northern States Power Co. Electricity 114.68 1697 Mpls. Gas Co. Services 7.62 1698 Old Peoria, Co. Merchandise 430.16 1699 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. 619.89 II' 1700 Lynn Johnson, Inc. a 254.34 Net! series of ck numbers for liquor permanent fund Ref. May 23, 1960 1092 Village of Brooklyn Center General Wall Chain Fence 12,246.09 1093 William D. Hannay Insurance Premiums 133L4.70 627s,250-05