HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961 06-26 CCM Regular Session Minutes of the Proceedings of the Village
CoiZcil of the Village of Brooklyn. Center
in the PoUnty of Hennepin <and State of
Minnesota
June 26,1961
The Village Council met ft Regular session and was called to order by
Mayor William Super at 7 :30 P.M.
Roll Call: Mayor William Super, Carl Carlson, Hbnry Dorff, and
Howard Heck were present. Clifford Wellman arrived
Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Howard Heck to approve the
minutes of the Regular meeting of June 12, 1961, as recorded. Motion carried.
Motion by Howard Heck and seconded by William Super to approve the
minutes of the Board of Review meeting of June 15, 1961, and the Minutes of
the Special meeting of June 15, 1961, as recorded. Motion carried.
Member Carl Carlson introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING SETTLE+= OF CLAIM
WSEMM, an examination of the inventories of Liquor Store
No. 1 in the Village of Brooklyn Center disclosed an inven-
tory loss between January 1, 1960 and November 30, 1960 in
the sum of approximately $1,909.42; and
WHEREAS it appears that some portion of this inventory loss
may be attributable to bookkeeping errors, pilfering, shop -
lifting, or other causes not attributable to liquor store
employees; and
WHEREAS it appears nevertheless that a substantial portion
of the loss was due to the actions of one or more liquor
store employees; and
WHEREAS the loss has been reported to the bonding company
writing the fidelity bond which covers the liquor store
employees; namely, the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
Company; and
WHEREAS said bonding.company has proposed a settlement
of said claim which appears to be fair and reasonable under
the circumstances, said settlement being recommended by the
Village Attorney;
NOW, THE REP ORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the
Village of Brooklyn Center as follows:
1. The offer of the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
to settle the foregoing claim under Policy No. 4000A7311
in the sum of $1500.00 be and hereby is approved.
2. On payment of said sum, the Village officials are authorized
to release said bonding company from any further liability
under said claim.
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: William Super, Henry Dorff, Howard Heck,
and Carl Carlson; 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 appoint Louis
Hartmann to replace Henry Davis as Weed Inspector. Motion carried.
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The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for the consideration
of proposed STREET SURFACING IMPROVEMENT NO. 1961 -36.
The Clerk produced an affidavit of publication of notice of hearing
on the proposed improvement showing two weeks' publication thereof in the
official newspaper, the last publication being on June 22, 1961, which
affidavit was examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file.
The Mayor then called upon all property owners present to present
arguments either for or against the proposed improvement. After hearing and
considering all objections, and the property owners appearing in favor of
said improvement, member Howard Heck introduced the following resolution and
moved its adoption.
RESOLUTION ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF
STREET SURFAcim IMPROVEMENT N0. 1961 -36
AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PLAINS AND
SPECIFICATIONS.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Brooklyn Center,
Minnesota, as follows:
1. It is hereby determined that it is necessary and for the
best interests of the village and the owners of property specially
benefited thereby that the following improvement shall be
constructed.
CONSTRUCTION OF # INCH BASE AND 2 INCH BITUMINOUS
STREET SURFACE ON KYLE AVENUE NORTH FROM 65TH
AVENUE TO 300 FEET NORTH OF 61 AVENUE.
2. Assessments to be levied against abutting properties from 65th Avenue
to the north line of Wangstad's Brooklyn Terrace 2nd Addition.
3. The plans and specifications for said improvement shall be prepared
by the Village Engineer.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by
member Carl Carlson, and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted
in favor thereof: Carl Carlson, Henry Dorff, William Super and Howard Heck;
and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon said resolution
was declared duly passed and adopted.
The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for the consideration
of proposed STREET SURFACING IMPROVEMENT NO. 1961 -4.
The Clerk produced an affidavit of publication of notice of hearing
on the proposed improvement showing two weeks' publication thereof in the
official newspaper, the last publication being on June 22, 1961, which
affidavit was examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file.
The Mayor then called upon all property owners present to present
arguments either for or against the proposed improvement. After hearing and
considering all objections, and the property owners appearing in favor of
said improvement, member Carl Carlson introduced the following resolution
and moved its adoption.
RESOLUTION ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF
STREET SURFACING DmROVEMENT NO. 1961 -4
AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Brooklyn
Center, Minnesota, as follows:
1. It is hereby determined that it is necessary and for
the best interests of the village and the owners of property
specially benefitted thereby that the following improvement
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shall be constructed.
CONSTRUCTION OF 2 INCH BITUMINOUS
STREET SURFACING ON JANET LANE FROM
JUNE AVENUE NORTH TO 800 FEET EAST .
2. The plans and specifications for said improvement shall be
prepared by the Village Engineer.
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: Carl Carlson., William Super, Henry Dorff, and
Howard Heck; and the following voted against the same: None; whereupon
said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for the consideration
of proposed SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT NO. 1961 -13.
The Clerk produced an affidavit of publication of notice of hearing
on the proposed improvement showing two weeks' publication thereof in the
official newspaper, the last publication being on June 22, 1961, which affi-
davit was examined and round satisfactory and ordered placed on file.
The Mayor then called upon all property owners present to present
arguments either for or against the proposed improvement. After hearing
and considering all objections, and the property owners appearing in
favor of said improvement, member Howard Heck introduced the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
RESOLUTION ORDERING CONSTRUCTION OF
SANITARY SEWER DwROVEMENT No. 1961 -13
AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PLANS ADM
SPECIFI CATIONS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Brooklyn Center,
Minnesota, as follows:
1. It is hereby determined that it is necessary and for the best
interests of the village and the owners of property specially benefited
thereby that the following improvement shall be constructed:
SANITARY SEWER ON BRYANT AVENUE NORTH FROM 65TH
AVENUE NORTH TO 163 FEET SOUTH OF THE CENTER
LINE OF 64TH AVENUE NORTH
2. The plans and specifications for said improvement shall be
prepared by the Village Engineer.
3. The contract of Barbarossa & Sons dated May 15, 1961, for the
construction of SANITARY SEWER PROJECTS,
Project No. 1960 -13 $ 10,594.50
Project No. 1961 -1 5,145.25
Project No. 1961 -2 9,490.75
Project No. 1961 -7 1,426.00
Project No. 1961 -8 5,095.00
Project No. 1961 -9 5,932.50
Project No. 1961 -10 5,310.00
Project No. 1961 -11 4,966.25
Project No. 1961 -12 5,158.00
Project No. 1961 -16 4,837.75
Project No. 1961 -17 11,853.75
Project No. 1961 -18 8,511.00
and WATER MAIN PROJECT NO. 1961 -14 for a total construction cost of
$104,359.75, shall be amended to add SANITARY SEWER PROJECT NO. 1961 -13
at a cost of $4,565.00.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded
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by member dorl Carlson, sad upon vote. being taken thereon, the following
voted in favor thereof: Carl Carlson, Will-ism Super, Henry Dorff, and
Howard Heck, and the, following voted Winst the same: gone; whereupon
said resolution, was declared duly passed and adopted.
Member;Clifford Wellman arrived at tha meeting at this po t,
8: 15 P .M.
Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Clifford Wellmoo to uphold
the recommendation of the Planning Coimission to grant a .Special. Use Permit
to Shoppers' City for a gas service filling station on Tract 1� R.L.S. 807
subject to the .provisions of traffic plan submitted by E. C -tether, Jr.
regarding the approval of driveway openings onto.Highway 152 and 63d Ave.,
the approval of the gross sign arm slid locatim of said sign, the approval
of and location of flood light standards, the approval of curb and green strip
within the.property line, the approval of temporary curbs extended to present
right -of -way, and that the Certificate of Occupancy be issued "On y after the
completion of and compliance with all requirements heretofore.mentioned.
Motion carried.
Motion by Clifford WeLlmsn and seconded by Carl Carlson to allow the
Civil Defense Director a travel, allowance of 70 per mile for expenses in-
curred.in connection with Civil Defense work for the Village. Motion,-carried.
Member Carl Carlson introduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
RESOLUTION AUTHOBIZIM SIGNING OF P TITUW
FOR ABANDOI+H M OF COUNTY DITCH X0.
WHEREAS, the Village of Brooklyn Center has conducted a thorough
study of the alternative means of improving Shingle Creek so that it might
be utilized to help provide adequate storm water drainage for the urbanized
area located in the Shingle Creek Water Shed; and
WHR MS, the results of said study indicate that the public interest
will best be-served if 6h municipality within the Shingle Creek Water Shed
undertakes to develop that portion of the creek lying within its boundaries;
and
WHEREAS, a significant portion of Shingle Creek has been desisted
County Ditch No. 13; and
WBNREAS, the status of Shingle Creek as a County ditch makes im-
provement of the creek cumbersome and difficult; and
WHEREAS, said County Ditch No. 13.is no longer of public benefit
and utility because of.the general abandonment for agricultural purposes of
the lands served thereby; and
WHEREAS, the Village of Brooklyn Center'Is the owner of lands
assessed for the construction of said County Ditch No. 13 and may E.
Join in a Petition to the County Board for its abandonment;
NOW, THEBMEE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the
V113*90 of Brooklyn Center:
1. The public welfare will be promoted by the abandonment of .County
Ditch No. 13:
2. The Mayor and the Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to sign
on behalf of the Village a Petition to the .County Board for the abandonment
of said County Ditch loo. 13; and
3. The Village Council urges all other owners of lands assessed for
the construction of'said County Ditch No. 13 to 04ft 94 4 Petition for
Abandopment .
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The motion for the a66�titon of ?.the: for res6lution was duly secezded
by menbev Howard Heck, and upon tote beiag taken thereo4.,_ the. following'voted
in favor thereof: Carl Carla=, Clifford Wellman William Super He - Dorff
and Howard Heck, and the follow•ing%voted against the s ;Monte; whereupon
said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.
Member Howard Heck Wroduged •the following' resolst z, and mom=
its adoption:
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RESOLUTION T6 REQU ST • MINEERIM AND
TECOICAL SERVICES DURING ' THE VAR 1961
FACM LUMqLA DEP 80M OF AYS
BE IT MOWED, That pursuapt to statutory authox�ty, the me er
for .and • on behalf of the VLUgge of Brookl Center is hozeby anthar~ixed to`
request and obtain from the;Xiapesot4L Department Of $ y�,� tided en-
gineering and technical, services during the year a 19 for -wh1ch payment
will be made b the Viijage o f Brooklyn Center 10in rece t vf' vterified•
claims frcA the of Highways.
The.notiot for the adoption of the foregoing resolutioa. vow &L-1r,-•secowled•
by member Clifford Wellman, *IA. upon vote being taken tbarson.,the.following
voted in favor there df Carl Carlson, Clif'f'ord Wellmaa, WiUlu Zupev *
$eery Dorff and Hcaward. Heft, and the foll4Nirg voted against the same: one,
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted..
Member Carl Carlson iutpAucaid . following. resolutl%a_4ad mofad .
its adoption: :.
RESOLUTION FOOVIDM FORRI LIC HEAR ;tom
MgeO ED UR1W SURFACING OVEM I' 110, 1 1 -38
WHMW.AS, it is proposed that theme be constructeidd an improvement
consisting of the following:
COI STRUCTM OF 6 rock BASE AND 2 iYC$ _
BITUMINOUS STREET .SLWACINO ON 4&H A
NORM FRC1M lWCE OWE Oftk ,T4 ' AST T3 IINtJS
WHhh;Ftla.A3, the village engice i r has made a preliminary report sdviaing
that said proposed improvement is feasible and thatjt can bd, constructed
at an estimated cost Of_11,380.00J.
NOW, T�MMORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council. cif' -the
Village of Brooklyn Centet-, Minnesota, as ° b1l o'ie:'
1 The eouncil proposes to proceed wader authority granted.by
Chapter 398, Io of Mi.snesota, 19539 48 ame�ded-
2. A public hearing on the proposed improVemeSt.shali , be hold
the Village Heil in the vIllage on Monday, the loth day 'of July, 1,961, at
8too o'clock pm., and the clerk shall publish notice of the;time and plsee .
of hearing by two weeks' publication in the official newspaper of the village:,
3• Mha.srea proposed to be assessed for said improvement is as follows
All late and parcels abutting the abote named street,
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This proposed improvement shall be' designated STREET SURFACM
114PROVEMENT NO. 1961 3$.
The motion for the adoption of th4 foregoing resollutidn was duly seconded
by member Henry Dorff, an' d ujon vote-.beiing taket thereon the ' follo0ing voted,'' .
in favor thereof. Carl. Carlson, Clifford W #1. n, William Super, Henry
Dorff and Howard Heck, aYd the following voted aga3.mt.the same: Pone;
whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed i d adopted.
Member Howard HOO JAtroduced the following resolution and moved
its adoption:
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i96oA2, 1961 -B+i 2 - _36s. X 16; s1A DWCT
W IT MOU116 BY the Village Council of $ vinev of Arwayn Center,
B uesota, as t'ollms :
1. The plans and specitimtions for the following sttee?t sur ati.ng
improvements, prepared by the Village Zogipeer are heretic appri*ed end
ordered filed with the Clerk:
PROJECT NO. � FROM TO
1 Q =60 ume Avenue 6% Avenue a i?th venue
70th Avenue Worth June Ave 8a1.#fax Avenue
1960 -62 5 Avenue forth ice Avenue -Sailor Lane
Sailo Lem 55t1i Averiite 53rd Place
1961- Janet Lane North Junee ' Avenue 8W Feet e"t' of eftue
1963 -36 Kylb Avenue North 65th Avenue Soo feet north of 14st Avenue
196i. 48th Avenue north prance Avenue `Frost terivinus
2. .,The Clerk shall advertise for, bids -for quak improvemeast�.by p4bllea-
ti,on at least once i.n .the offi.ciaal. - news�por aiAi ln the COaastr., Lion guLloW a,
tk0 date of first policatioa not less than 20 days prior to t3te date for
receipt of bids . • id notice shall dtaty tbst n o bio# will ..tw do idere4
unloss , 'seal.ed and filed and accompanied by a c ash .deposit.,. bii bdfid , caashiir's
cheek* or certified check payable to the Clerk ins"the amount atif" not .tease.; than
}five per cent of the bid.
3. laid date is set for July 20, 1961 at 10,00 o0cl.ock a.m.
4. The 'V111#ge Aalplir atrator and Village Engintar. sb4l be authorized
to open and tabulate the bids.
The motion for the adoption of the forigoir* resol:utiob ' duly. seconded
by member Carl Carlton, &a upon vote being taken, thoreon; t9�e `folldwing voted
in favor thereof: Carl. Carlson, Clifford" Wel,laman; "Willierv*uper� getry Dorff
and Howard Heekt and the followibg voted agaii�ist the. sa mei pions; whereupon
said resolution was de`rlated duly passed.' aaAd adopto.
Member Howard Beek introduced dies: "following , reesolutiop . mad moved
its adoption;
RESOLUTION AOTHMIZIM THE MAt'0R AND
CLERK TO MMCUTE QUIT CLAIM tnD
W'+AS, the Village of Brooklyn Center has filed an easement across - ..
certain property $or the construction of a storm sewer interceptor; and;:
WMWAS, said storm . 0ewer interceptor bas been omstructed and a
Lesser amount of easement for maintenance purposes is required, aid
WW AS, the plat cif Block l.. Palmer Lake Termoe 4th Addition, dues
dedicate to the Village of Brooklyn Centex 6ffloient right -of -way for the
maintenance of the storm sfver interceptor.,
8E IT HEREBY RESSt? M that the Mayor :s ad Clerk' are hereby authorised
to execute a Quit' Claim to Bernard G. and Lois Ti 'Rookey for
that part of the storm easement lyiisg north of the south 15 feet of
Trot 8, Shock 1, Ps►1> ter Lj Terrace 4th Additiomt so t1i it they might snake full.
and proper use of their.lot. `
The motion for the tibn of ha- , .fo�gotr4 resolution was duly seconded ' �y.
member Clifford Wgllmau� ax V vote `,beI4 * te4exi thereon, :the - following `
voted =ih favor `t}aereor. QuitiA4012 Cigfdrii, T :tll.iaa i Super,
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$enry Dorff o4ad $owvtrd Beck, and the following voted again t the same; None;
whereupon said resolution was d"red duly passed and adopted.
MAmbear Henry Dorff ints^ 1 Aae#4 t?* following x44olution and moved
its adoptions
CW L STORE . L
WBMWS.. un er the .terms of the revenue bow issued 'August - 1953
the Village of Brooklyn Center maiy call ail remain$ng bonds on any interest,
date after August 1, 1958,. at a premium of 3 per cent, end
SAS, by August 1, 1961, the Munloijpa. Liquor Stores
will have accrued suffiaient imoi*ys to redeem all outstaxtdike bbn& 9 f the
above -dated issue, and
Wes AS the payment of the 3 per cent prem� "= irAl be' '$87.5a less
than the normal interest rates
)M'-"IT =MY RESOLVED that the Village of Brooklyn Center give
notice to the'bond holders that all of the Revenue Bonds issued Aught 5,
1953, sre hereby called for lwyment as of August 1, 1961,
And, BE IT 'JuXTUR FMSCLVED that the Financ.* Officer and the
Village Attorney are hereby Instructed to take whatever actions ;are.- Decetr -.
a&ry to call the bonds
The motion for the adoption o1' the foregoing resol.ut$ox► vas .dtay secondpd
by member Cliffotd Wellman, and upon vote being tAdken thereon '.the,. following
voted in Favor thereof: Carl Carlso4, C3,iff ®rd Wellman, William Super,
Henry Dorff and Howard Seek, and the following voted agsinot- tke : save:
None; whereupon said resolution was declared dusky passed and adopted.
Motion by Carl Carleon and soeonded by Howard Heak to approve the
fol owing applications for licenses:
Cess oon 1 Clea rs" Li e
Armst of SeRree 7100 Co. Rd. 3O,, Osseo
Elect .cal Licenses �tx iiE Electric Coftany 18M South lot. St.
Royal. Electric Co., Inc. 6915 Osseo Road
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Heatizm License
C=paay 410 W. bake Street .
once Moving Licenses
.A .A . DDuse Movers., Inc. 12V West 7th 8t.., St, Paul .
Dale Movers, Inc. 3816 Central. Ave. N.E.
Ernie" vo *t & Sons Arlington, Mi nftsota
Schwartz Construct�=,fia. 368 NA. 9th St., ftyport, Mimi.
Arr+awhead u isg Company 3717 R eservoir Blvd.
W. Carlson PI tag & R tg., Inc. 2400 10th Ave. Sq.
Chas. A. WeU%a*t Company 5629 46th Avenue So
Well Drillin Lime_
�Eppe & 8 o ;Wq, , J! P? pan.Y 4W 3rd AVOM South
Motions earried
Motion by Howard Heck and seconded by Carl. Carlson ;►uthorizing the
Village Clerk to advertise for bids for moving the St,x*pt Department garage
and the construction of a. foundation for the garage, gad bids to be opened
on July 20, 1961, at 10 :`bO s -m Notion carried.
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The b LU set forth on the ee4e&ae attached to, hee►a:z�c and
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me a part boftot Ai
ehtitled "Tbe llis Audited and Ordwv* . *d at- lie
)betimg of sum* 96, 1961" we" audited and ordered pai 4,.
Motion Uy Clifford Wellm ik ej4 sedonded .by Carl.,..farls -to a djows,
Motion carried. The meeting WounwA at 12:15 &.o.
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The bills audited and ordered paid at council meeting 626,/61
GENER FUND
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37 '67 Edward Kallenback Bus Driver 143.75
3 768 Otis Cyrus " " 43.75
3769 Glenn Kennedy thuAre 8.00
3770 Walter Niesen " 8100
3771 Nat Burkland " 8.00
3772 Thomas Thompson 32.00
3773 Fred Mehaffey " 214.00
37714 Eugede Bonnett Refund Daycamping 3.00
3775 James Hoover " " 3.00
3776 Mrs. Donald Lamb " " 3.00
3777 Mrs. Arnold Anderson Refund Sw 2,50
3778 - hargaret Thorton " " 2.50
3779 Mrs. George W. Baldwin " 5.00
3780 Mrs. Robert Spencer " 2.50
3781 Mrs. Edward Kelly " " 2.50
3782 Albinson Supplies 92.60
3783 Anderson Aggregates Inca Materials 3.65
3784 Barco Bearing Co. Shop Parts 6.446
3785 Brooklyn Printing & Adv. Co. Office Supplies 129 0 00
3786 Brunson Instrument Co. Eng. Supplies 142.00
3787 Butler Construction Co. Return Plans & Specs 10.00
3788 Champion Knitwear C+o. Inc. T Shirts 76 1.140
3789 City of Fridley Jailkeep 46.
3790 City Treasurer City of Mpls. Jailkeep 8.00
3791 Continental Sign & Adv. Co. Signs 12.00
3792 Cook Paint & Varnish Co. Shop Parts 31.11
3793 Crystal Motors Shop Parts 519.08
3794 Fllmore & Bradbury Flags 23.25
3795 Friden Inc. Office Supplies 18.45
3796 Hennepin Co. Dr. 'Jailkeep 10.32
3797 Hoffman Sod Sod 255.
3798 Leef Bros. Inc. Shop Supplies 1.50
3799 Malmborgs Garden Center Flowerbed Planting 35.00
3800 Minder Engineering Blue Prints 15.00
3801 Pmeapolis Gas Co. Utilties 18.95
3802 Minnesota Fire Equip Co. Fire Dept Supplies 30.50
3803 National Cash Register Co. Office Supplies 11.70
3804 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. Utilties 338.25
3805 Northern States Power Co. " 2,2:91.70
3806 Phillippi Equipment Uo. Shop Parts 29.00
3807 Power Brake Equipment `�o. " " 35.93
3808 Reinhard Brothers Co. " " 141.56
3809 H. A. Rogers Co. Eng. Supplies 143.90
3810 Village of Brooklyn Center Invest*
ment Trust Fund' Interest 547050
3811 V. B. C. Liquor Permanent Fund Reim Due to 1314.39
3812 V. B. C. Payroll Fund Reim. Payroll 16p6814.77
3813 V. B. C. Petty Cash Fund Reimb. Petty Cash 914.88
3814 Warner Hardware Co. Police Suppies 5.90
3815 L rson,Lindquist,Fraser & Magnuson Legal Fees 903.75
3816 Wessner, Inc. Police Clothing 23, 2
3817 V. B. C. Payroll Fund Reimburse Payroll 17 979.514
94 1 P 503 .64
PARK FUND
607 Corries Spurting Goods Archery supplies 214.91
608 Clarence Isaacson Trees 32.00
609 Lyon Chemicals Inc. Chloride for Dust Control 37.96
610 Northern States rower Co. Utilties 7.03
611 V. B. C. Park Petty Cash Reim, Petty Cash 1299$2
129.62
SPECIAL FUND
40 weights Plumbing Co. Install Wewer Service 1497.00
97.00
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PUBLIC UT ILITIES
925 V. B. C. General Fund Labor Reimb. 4,000.00
926 Gile Letter Service Printing 86.30
927 Postmaster, City of Mpis. Reim, permit #2170 30.87
928 Haertels Seed 6.00
929 Millipore Filter Corp. Testing Equip 29.00
930 Muhicipal Equipment Rods for Sewer Mach 454.67
931 Gardner Hardware Supplies 13.29
932 Armco Drainage Co. Saddle for new service 1,5.00
933 Hawkins Chemical Co. Purification Supplies 130.15
9314 Robert Grassman Meter Deposit Refund 20.3A
935 John Farnham n n n 12.19
936 Allen Boelkke " n " 1p.49
937 Northern States Power Co. Utilties 740.77
938 V. B. C. Petty Cash Rein. Petty Cash 17-50
LIQUOR D
Mpls. Brewing Co. Merchandise 2,716.50
14 Truman helson Mileage 19.11
14 Famous Brands Merchandise 365.86
11468 Farr Plumbing & Heating Repair 35.
1469 Griggs Cooper Merchandise 1,638.07
1470 Wm. D. xannay Insurance 70.00
1471 Ipm Johnson Co. e
M rchandise 2
1472 Minneapolis Gas Co. Services 11.61
1473 Northern States Ptkwer Co. n 102.33
1474 Old Peoria � Merchandise 1,144 4.07
14 5 Ed Phillips So n
? So P 2
39 .141.
1:476 Swenko Research & Developement Repair 41.00
1477 Transport Clearings Freight on matches 14.80
14 V. B. C. General Fund Labor Reimbursemen is 4,000.00
1479 Larson,Lindqu+i.st,Fraser & Magnuson Legal Fees 1147.00
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