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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960 09-12 CCM Regular Session Minutes of the Proceedings of the Village Council of the Village of Brooklyn Center in the County of Hennepin and State of Minnesota September 12, 1960 The Village Council met in regular session and was called to order by Mayor William Super at 7 :30 P.M. Roll Call: Mayor William Super, Clifford Wellman, Russ Jones, Wayne Gageby, and Carl Carlson were present. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Russ Jones that the Minutes of the Regular meeting of August 22, 1960, and the Special meeting of September 6, 1960, be approved as recorded. Motion carried. Motion by Wayne Gageby and seconded by Carl Carlson to accept the low bid of Burroughs Corporation for a P404 -11 Sensimatic Billing Machine in the amount of $3,854.80. The other bid, rceived from National Cash Register Co. was in the amount of $3,902.55 for a Model 32 -1A Accounting Machine. An alternate bid from National Cash Register Co. in the amount of $3,266.78 was for a Model 42 -11 billing machine, which did not meet our specifications. Motion carried. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Wayne Gageby to uphold the recom- mendation of the Planning Commission to divide Lot 20, Aud. Sub #216, Into a 62.6 foot lot and a 87.4 foot lot, due to an error by the surveyor in tak- ing center line of Bass Lake Road as property line, provided survey certi- ficates be submitted accordingly. Those voting in favor thereof: Carl Carlson, William Super, Russ Jones, Wayne Gageby; and the following voted against the same: Clifford Wellman; whereupon said motion was carried. Motion by Wayne Gageby and seconded by Carl Carlson to uphold the recommenda- tion of the Planning Commission to approve the Digatano Addition as sub - mitted. Motion carried. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Clifford Wellman to uphold the re- commendation of the Planning Commission to grant a Special Use Permit to Henry Woyke, to move a house with an apartment on second floor to 6706 Grimes Avenue because the State Highway Department has acquired the property which is now located at 6646 Osseo Road for the freeway, provided that proper exits conform to the building ordinance; plumbing and sanitary facilities conform to the plumbing ordinance; and electrical wiring and appliances be according to the electrical code. A variance from the minimum lot size required for duplex is also granted. Motion carried. The Mayor announced that the meeting was open for the consideration of proposed Storm Sewer Improvement No. 1960 -S5. 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 September 8, 1960, which affidavit was examined and found satisfactory and ordered placed on file. The Mayor then called upon all property owners present to present argu- ments either for or against the proposed improvement. After hearing and considering all objections, and the propgrty owners appearing in favor of said improvement, member Wayne Gageby introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption; RESOLUTION ORDERING CONS'T'RUCTION OF STORM SEWER TMPRGVEMENT N0. 196o -55 AND ORDERING TREPARATION 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 shall be constructed. Storm Sewer Interceptor on 65th Avenue North from Bryant Avenue North to Humboldt Avenue North. 2. The plans and specifications for said improvement shall be prepared by Minder Engineering Company. 3. This hearing was held to correct the omission of certain property from the originally described area as was set forth in notices published in the official newspaper prior to the hearing on June 27, 1960, for the same improvement. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by member Carl Carlson and upon vote being thereon the following g voted in favor thereof: William Super, Russ Jones, Wayne Gageby, Carl Carlson, Clifford Wellman, and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said resolution was declared Quly passed and adopted. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Clifford Wellman that the Village enter into a contract, as amended, with Community Planning & Design Associates, Inc., St. Paul, for planning an industrial park. Motion carried. Motion by Wayne Gageby and seconded by Russ Jones to approve, on the recom- mendation of the Village Administrator, the release of all previous street bonds for Garden City Development Company and accept from Winston Bros. Co. $700,00, to be held in escrow in the Investment Trust Fund for future street surfacing on Beard Avenue south of Lawrence Road, and the posting of a $2000 bond to complete sodding requirements in all their plats. Motion carried. Motion by Wayne Gageby and seconded by Carl Carlson to release the street bond on Northbrook Manor 4th Addition, on the recommendation of the Village Administrator, in lieu of the posting of a reduced bond to guarantee the completion of sodding and installation of boulevard trees; the amount of the reduced bond to be determined by the Engineering Department of the Village. Motion carried. Motion by Russ Jones and seconded by Carl Carlson to receive the petitions for construction of sanitary sewer in the Lakebreeze Addition and the area below Highway 100 near Cook's Paint, 4800 N. Lilac Drive. Motion carried. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Wayne Gageby to receive the petitions for street surfacing on 73d Avenue North from Lyndale Avenue to Newton Avenue. Motion carried. Motion by Russ Jones and seconded by Wayne Gageby to authorize the Purchas- ing Agent to prepare specifications and advertise for bids for a low -boy trailer; bids to be opened on October 7, 1960 at 11:00 A.M., and to purchase a salt spreader and radio to be used by the Street Department. Motion carried. Motion by Carl Carlson and seconded by Clifford Wellman to accept the Auditor's Report, dated December 31, 1959, from Zimmerman & Moen, Certified Public Accountants, 24 South 6th Street, Minneapolis. Motion carried. Member Carl Carlson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CANCELLATION AND TRANSFER OF FUND BALANCES WHEREAS, the Village Auditor has recommended the cancellation of certain uncollectible accounts and the transfer of certain funds to correctly _o represent the status of the various fund balances of the village accounts, and WHEREAS, the Village Council has examined the memorandum submitted by the Auditor in support of these suggested cancellations and transfers, and WHEREAS, it appears that said memorandum should be made a part of the minutes as substantiation for the proposed action by the Village Council, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Village Council of the Village of Brooklyn Center as follows: 1. The memorandum entitled "Village of Brooklyn Center, December 31, 1959 - Notes on Resolution To Be Drafted In August 1960 by Village Attorney" is hereby adopted by reference and the original of said memorandum shall be attached to these minutes and made a part hereof. 2. The accounts set forth on page 1 of said memorandum to be charged off, namely the amount of $20.00 in the General Fund, $22.80 in the Poor Fun in Li Fund, 1�+ . �+6 in the d the amount of 1 6. 0 e Public Utilities Fun $ 3 $9 5 q uor Store #1 Fund are hereby cancelled and discharged, the said accounts either being uncollectible or collectible only at a cost which would exceed the anticipated collections. 3. The following special assessment funds shall be closed as of December 31, 1959 and the balances therein transferred to the principal and interest redemption fund: 1955 A 1956 B 1957 A and B 4. With respect to Bond Fund 1958 -B, the amount of appropriation to said bond fund is hereby amended to be the sum of $413,922.04. Said fund is hereby closed and the balance therein remaining shall be transferred to the principal and interest redemption fund for said bonds. 5. There is hereby approved the transfer of $30,130.53 from the 1957 AB Fund to the 1956 B Fund based upon the information set forth on page 3 of said memorandum. 6. The 1960 budget appropriations are hereby reduced in the sum of $3,178 to reflect the transactions set forth on page 4 of said memorandum. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by member Clifford Wellman and upon vote being taken thereon the following votes, in favor thereof: William Super, Russ Jones, Wayne Gageby, Carl Carlson, Clifford Wellman, and the following voted against the same: none, whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Motion by Russ Jones and seconded by Wayne Gageby to receive petitions for opening of the street, grading and surfacing of the street and the construc- tion of sanitary sewer along the Mississippi River across lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 1 Aud. Sub #3o9 Motion carried. Motion by Wayne Gageby and seconded by Carl Carlson to approve the following applications for licenses: Heating Licenses Bowler Company 511 East Lake Street Royalton Heating and Sheet Metal, Inc. 1529 37th Ave. N. E. Hopkins Plumbing & Htg. 11+09 Coun Road #3 Plumbing License Hopkins Plumbing & Htg. 11+09 County Road #3 -3- Electrical License James Snyder 4813 Minnetonka Blvd.. Well Drilling License McAlpine's Well Drilling Route 1, Anoka Motion carried. Motion by Wayne Gageby and seconded by Carl Carlson to approve the applica- tion of B & B Cafe, 3701 50th Avenue North, for a non - intoxicating malt liquor license. Those voting in favor thereof: Carl Carlson, William Super, Russ Jones, Wayne Gageby; and the following voted against the same: Clifford Wellman; whereupon said motion was carried. Member Carl Carlson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING MUNICIPAL STATE AID HIGHWAYS WHEREAS, it appears to the Village Council of the Village of Brooklyn Center that the streets hereinafter described should be designated Municipal State Aid Streets under the provisions of Minnesota Laws of 1959, Chapter 500: NOW, THMWCRE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Brooklyn Center that the streets described as follows, to -wit: NO. STREET FROM TO 161 63rd Ave. No. Westerly Village limits T.H. 100 102 June Ave. No. County Road 10 63rd Ave. No. 103 57th Ave. No. T.H. 152 T.H. 169 loo 50th Ave. No. France Ave. No. T.H. 152 105 France Ave. No. Southerly Village limits Eckberg Drive & Eckberg Drive France Ave. No. Halifax Ave. No. & Halifax Ave. No. Eckberg Drive County Road 10 106 Logan Ave. No. Southerly Village limits T.H. 100 10 Dupont Ave. No. u a t 7 Po Southerly Village limits T.H. 1 00 y g 108 Humboldt Ave. No. to the V limits In rstate �+ Northerly Village limi 9 y � 109 Shingle Creek Parkway Junction of T.H. 152 & Northerly Village limits Xerxes Ave. No. 110 Xerxes Ave. No. Junction of T.H. 152 & 63rd Ave. No. Xerxes Ave. No. 111 65th Ave. No. Shingle Creek Parkway T.H. 169 as shown on the Municipal State Aid Highway Map dated 9- 12 -60, be, and hereby is established located and designated Municipal State Aid � P Streets of said Village of Brooklyn Center, subject to the approval of the Commissioner of Highways of the State of Minnesota. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Village Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to forward two certified copies of this Resolution to the Commissioner of Highways for his consideration, and that upon his approval of the designation of said streets or portion thereof, that same be cons tructed, improved and maintained as Municipal State Aid Streets of the Village of Brooklyn Center, to be numbered and known as Municipal State Aid Streets as indicated above. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Russ Jones and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: William Super, Russ Jones, Wayne Gageby, Carl Carlson, 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 Clifford Wellman to accept the final plat of Busse - Erickson Addition subject to platting ordinance and bond. Motion carried. -k- Member Wayne Gageby introduced the following amendment to the Village Ordinances and moved its adoption: AN rSDIMME RELATING TO SANITARY SEWER CONNECTIONS IN THE VILLAGE OF BROOKLYN CENTER AND AMENDING CHAPTER 7 OF THE VILLAGE ORDINANCES THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF BROOKLYN CENTER ORDAINS: Section 1. Section 7 -306 of the village ordinances concerning VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES is hereby renumbered as Section 7 -308. Section 2. There is hereby adopted a new Section 7 -306 and a new Section 7 -307 of the village ordinances which shall read as follows: Section 7 -306 PLUMBING CONNECTION REQUIRED. Every building, dwelling or other structure in which plumbing exists or is to be installed shall be connected with the Village sanitary sewer system whenever such system is provided in the street upon which such building, dwelling or other structure fronts or is adjacent thereto within the period prescribed in Section 7 -307. Section 7 -307. TIME LIMITATION. Such connection shall be made and thereafter continued within one year after the effective date of this ordinance, or if no sewer system is presently available, then such connection shall be made within one year after such sanitary sewer system is provided. Section 3. 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 Carl Carlson and upon vote being taken thereon the following voted in favor thereof: William Super, Carl Carlson, Russ Jones, Clifford Wellman and Wayne Gageby and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon said ordinance was declared duly passed and adopted. Motion by Wayne Gageby and seconded by Clifford Wellman to hold a hearing on Special Assessments at the Village Hall on October 6, 1960, at 8 :00 P.M. Motion carried. The bills set forth on the schedule attached to these minutes "d made a part hereof entitled "The Bil1N audited a"d Ordered Paid at the Meeting of "Ptember 12, 1960 vft4k audited and Wdered paid. Motion by Russ Jones and seconded by Clifford Wellman to a 'ourn. Motion carried. Mayor C r Page One Village of Brooklyn Center December 31, 1959 Notes on Resolution To Be Drafted In August 1960 By Village Attorney GENERAL FUND Uncollectible accounts to be charged off; Accident claim of July 1958 $ 20.00 (Time of filing limit expired) POOR FUND Uncollectible accounts to be charged off: Lester 'Art. Holt, 6919 Newton Ave. No. 12 -6 -58 emergency delivery of 200 gallons LP gas by the King Gas Co. $ 37 `Paid by Mrs. Holt 15.00 Balance unpaid $ 2.2.80 PUBLIC UTILITIES Uncollectible accounts to be charged offs Anoka Construction Co. $135.33 .Sandy Andy Plumbing 8,1 $ 143.46 LIQUOR STORE #I Uncollectible returned checks to be charged off: Eugene N. Faye 6/19/58 $ 10.00 50.00 40.00 25.00 $125,, 00 Mental case) Melvin Aukinson, 7129/58 4.50 (No Acct.) Light -King Service, ,Inc, 11 /6158 65. 00 (Forgery) Ralph W. ,Hubbard, 9/23/59 2.00 (NSF); $19 { i Page Two Village of Brooklyn Center December 31, 1959 Notes on Resolution To Be Drafted in August 196 By Village Attorney SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUNDS coNSrRv�T�c� Council to ratify the closing of the following funds to principal and interest Surplus as of December 31 1959: 1955 . A 1956 8 1957 AB (Future) Council to ratify the closing of the following funds to principal and interest Surplus when gopleted in 1960„ 1956 AC 1958 A SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUNDS Council to amend appropriation on bond fund 1958 B to $413„ 922.04 and then ratify the closing of the Fund, Amount Over- Expended Total expenditures $413,922.04 Original appropriation $390 2 000.00 Council action 3124/59 - addition to appropriation I5, 317. 78 405 Amount Over- Expended $ 8,584.26 Principal and Interest Exces Total assessments $433,934. Less 3 1241 59 construction use of principal and interest moneys 15, 337.78 Original assessment 41'8„ 593 Bond issue 390, 000.00 Total Over- Assessment $ 28, 596.33 Page Three Village of Brooklyn Center December 31, 1959 Notes on Resolution To Be Drafted in August 199 By Village Attorney SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUNDS Council to approve transfer of $30.,130.53 from the 1957 AB Fund to the 1956 B Fund; The transfer of $30, 130.5-4 from the 1957 AB Fund to the 1956 B Fund was necessary to adjust an inequity which existed between the two Funds and to provide a practical means of recording the collection of assessment receipts relating to the projects involved. The inequity was caused by the following sequence of events; Initially, certain projects were authorized) constructed and assessed to the �enefitted property owners under the 1956 B Fund, but they were financed by the issuance of bonds under the 1957 AB Fund, To correct this ,situation the financing costs (principal and interest on bands payable) were paid to the 1957 AB Fund out of the 1956 B Fund„ Subsequently, however, the costs of the projects authorized under 1956 B Fund along with inter - related projects authorized under the 1957 AB- Fund were erroneously assessed under the same levy number. Because of this error, assessment receipts can be properly allocated to the two funds only after a complete detailed analysis is made of assessments received under one levy number. To obviate the need for such allocation, this transfer is made so that the assessment receipts under one levy number can be credited to the 1957 AB Fund, TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING TRANSFER AS SHOWN BY 1956 B FUND Payment to 1957 AB Fund for principal $31,,600,00 Payment to 1957 _AB Fund for interest lost 2,502 Total payments $34, 102. Less: Unexpended construction money $ 1, 'Prepayments received 2,008.00 3, 971.97 Transfer Affecting Equity $30, 130, 53 Page Four Village of Brooklyn Center December 31, 1959 Notes on Resolution To Be Drafted In August 1160 By Village Attorney 1960 BUDGET In 1959 a total of $3, 178.48 was expended for items that applied to ,appropriations set forth in the 1960 budget; therefore, the 1960 budget appropriations should be reduced $3, 178.48 to reflect these transactions The transactions applied to the following budget accounts: 4051 -52 Steno Dictator $ 232.25 409 =51 Willow 'Lane Annex: Install; oil burner $ 75.33 Replace broken window glass _.. 235.00 310.33 Wiring Village garage 100.93 411.26 422 -53 1/2 Ton pickup truck $'1, 757, 42 Radio for 1/2 Ton pickup truck 650.00 2,407.42 425 -52 Tool crib material 69, 87 'Street department bins 57.65 127.55 Total. $3,,178.48 Tie bills audited and ordered paid at the meeting of September 12, 1960 SPECIAL FUNDS 237 Glen R. Sonnenberg & City Hall Condemnation.Adwards 900.00 Credit Union 238 Glen R. Sonnenberg & Evelyn " 540.00 Sonnenberg 239 Nancy E. Pastel " 500.00 240 William F. Young " 370.00 241 Wilhelmina Alvina Olson " 1,250.00 242 Violet Marion Wentlund& Minnesota " 500.00 Ewderal Savings & Loan Assn 243 Walter E. Schenk & birdie Luella Schenk " 825.E 244 Guy 0. Bobedrier & Ethyle V. Bobedrier " 200.00 245 Harry P. Poate & Gudrun Poate " 300.00 246 Howard G. Rydell & Idna G. Rydell " 330.00 247 Marshall Peterson " 250.00 248 Carl B. Anderson & Rose Anderson " 675.00 249 Gerald H. & Helen E. Loftis & Minn. Federal S & Loan assn. " 1,500.00 250 Fred Arnold Nelson " 275.00 251 Arville H. & Lillian R. Wilda " 325.00 E' First Federal Savings & Loan Assn. 252 Mildred S. Grosser " 1,400.00 255 Vernon C. & Dora J. Knutson, Cecil " 1,700.00 F. Brantner, Farmers & Mechanics Savings Bank of MPls. 254 Thomas E. & Lois M. Lyke, Acacia Mutual " 350.00 Life Insurance Co. 255 Douglas D. Ferguson & Maybelle P. Ferguson 400.00 Ann R. Vordquist & Theodore C. Nordquist " 256 Arthur E'. & Ida SoohitaSwanson " 525.00 257 Arthur Pauison & Dorothy B. Paulson, " 440.00 Lutheran Brootherhood 258 Agnes M. Christianson " 400.00 259 Harry C. & Harriet B. Buechner " 500.00 260 Harry A. & Ruth A. Throwbridge " 245.00 261 Samuel P. & ;A+ de M. Lyke " 750.00 262 Leonard E. & Elsie Kelley Lindquist Mps 1. Savings & L^a n Assn. " 1,000.00 263 Rupert B. & Evelyn Roll, Lyle & Vivian " 840.00 Brandon 264 Lyle &: Vivian Brandon Leonard E. & Elsie " 350.00 Kelley Lindquist, 265 Ida Thompson " 125.00 266 Arlene M. Farmers, Berntena Thomspnn, John " 600.00 Reno, Rena Peterson, ©lina Thompson, Minnie Berg, Ina Thompson, John Thompson, & Inga Thompson, Igna Reno 267 Roger E. Krszjzaniek & Anne T. Krszjzaniek " 625.00 Twin City Federal Savings & Loan Assn. 268 Harold A. Winter & Pauline Winther " 50.00 269 Henry W. & ema Hazel Lane, Farmers F° " 50.00 Mechanics Savings Bank of Mpls. 70 " 2 Helen Bigelow Norman z' g & o man Cha in 400.00 271 Board Of American Mission of the " 125.00 Augustans Lutheran Church 272 2 Joseph A. & Glaydes I. Hughes 200.00 273 Fred W. & Gisella Hey " 250.00 274 John W. & Jessie D. Horbal " 1 - )0.00 275 S. G. & Hu ©o Pearson " 125.00 276 Walter R. & George W. Johnson " 500.00 277 William & Thelma L. Sima " 675.00 278 Ralph J. Luchsinger, Joseph F. Dubeek, " 400.00 John Van Danacker, Russell R. Gilbertson, Lois " Gilbertson 279 Thomas A. Estes " 250.00 280 Austin Estes & Ralph. Johnson " 400.00 281 Leonard E. & Elsie Kelley Lindquist " 400.00 282 Kenneth Bentzen R eplase 4 spruce trees 47.25 283 Fritz Bra ndberg Condemnation Commissioner 652.50 284 Edwin P. Chapman " 684.50 285 Chicago Brig_e & Iron Co. 4th Payment on Tank 10,850.76 Special Const 286 L. J. Gleason Approsiers Fees 65th Ave N. 50.)0 287 Gerald Goodlund Condemnation Commissioner Fees 652.50 _288 Frank Hill Replace Fence Posts 6.00 289 Horbal Const. Co. Sanitary Sewer Const. 21,333.37 290 Keys "ell Drillings Co, Deep Well Const. 2,536.39 291 Peter Lametti Const. Co. Sanitary Sewer Const. 76,460.05 292 Lametti & Sons Inc. " 6,186.25 293 Layne Minnesota Layne Deep Well Turbine Pump 8,034.81 294 Roy G. Letourneau Co, Starters for Wells 2,121.75 295 Minder Engineering go., Inc. Field Staking & Inspection 3,425.80 296 Petrowske & Ross Sanitary Sewer Const. 42,860.18 297 Phelps -Drake Const. Co. " 15,031.79 $98 Village of B. C. Investment Temporary investment 171,000.00 Trust Fund $384,847.90 INVESTMENT TRUST 111 Zimmerman & Moen Audit 325.00 112 Village of B.C. fiejj*l1 :1_ ftj& es Tax Settlement 138,706.01 113 Village of B.C. Public Utilities Tax Settlement 107.36 114 void 115 Village of B.C. Park Bond Tax Settlement 12,252.92 Redemption Fund 116 Village of B.C. Certificate of Tax Settlement 12,388.36 Indebtness Fund 117 Villa: -e of B.C. P.E.R.A. Agency Tax Settlement 6,827.95 118 Village of B.C. Fire Relief Assn.Tax - ettlement 7,660.67 119 Village of B. C. Park General Fund Tax Settlement 7,673.46 120 Village of B.C. Poor Fund Tax Settlement 3,384.94 121 Village of B.C. General Fund Tax Settlement 37,441.74 122 Village of B.C. Special Fund Construction loan to 1960AB 300,000.00 4526,786.41 Park Fund 429 Continental Oil Co. Oil 14.58 438 Bide Saw Company Sharpen Saws 5.20 439 WM. D. Hannay Insurance 2.71 440 The Midwest Co. Inc. Supplies 15.08 441 Minneapolis Gas Co. Utilities 2.00 492 North rook Hardware Supplies 11.56 443 Joseph Sienko Repair 20.00 444 Joseph Sienko Convention 65.00 445 Village of B.C. Public Utilities Utilities 7.00 446 C.A. Food Repairs 13.10 447 Zimmerman & Moen Audit 250.00 448 Melba P. Evanson Condemnation Adwards 406.23 449 Ronald C & Carol Gray, Jeanette Rydeen " 3,850.00 450 University of Minnesota Regents Balance Dun for Triangle Park 29,000.00 37,006.23 GENERAL FUND 2474 Allen S, Lindman Mileage 13.79 2475 Eugene Hagel " 31.92 2476 Clarence Canfield 58.59 2477 Walter Johnson " 43.26 2478 Donald Stark " 44.59 2479 Jean Mu " r h P Y 47.18 2480 Ronald Wahlin " 30.98 2481 Harlan Sheely " 53.13 2482 Amer6can Linen Supply Co, laundry 17.00 2483 Bi- Lateral Hose Co. Hose 112.70 2484 Blooms Truch Service Shop Supplies 5.00 2485 Broadway Automotive Inc. Repair Parts 3.71 2486 Borrklyn Center Fire Department Expense ofr Convention & School 447.18 2487 Northbrook Clinic Physical 3.00 2488 Brooklyn Printing & Adv. Printing 359.75 2489 Continental Oil Co, Oil 106.55 2490 Continental Sign & Adv. Co. Street Signs 112.50 2491 Cook Paint & Varnish Co. Paint 312.50 2492 Corries Sproting Goods Rec. Sypplies 20.58 2493 Elvin First Aid Supply First Aid Supplies 40.68 GENERAL CON' T 2494 Ernies & Rays Direct Service Gas 72.03 2495 Ess Brothers & Sons Maintanoe Sewer 17.00 2496 Farnhams Office Supplies 35.88 2497 Fleet Supple Co. Shop Supplies 3.87 2498 Foote Limber Co. IAth _ 1 , s 1.2 2499 Genuine Parts Co. Shop Parts & Supplies 1.21 1 8600 Haertels Cement 28.88 2501 Harris Machinery Co. Air Compressor 135.00 2502 Leef BA "others Shop Supplies 1.58 2503 Lyle Signs Street Sins 19025 2504 C.S. Mc Crossan Inc. Materials 816.15 2505 Mac Andrews Shop Supplies 8.21 2506 Malmborgs Garden Senter Fertiliser 47.40 2507 Miller -Davis Co. Office Supplies 42.00 2508 Minneapolis Star & Tribune Engineer Ad 23.10 2509 Minnesota Fire Equipent Co, Fire Hose Washer 843.00 2510 Minnesota Melding Supply Co. Shop Supplies 37.50 2511 Melbar Distributing Co. S t . Sweeper r Re £ills 141.00 2512 Minneapolis Gas Co. Utilities 27.18 2513 Northbrook Hardware Parts &Supplies 20.64 2 514 'North Star tar Co Hereto ST. Sewer Ma int. 66.50 . 2515 Northwestern Jell Telephone Utilities 394.75 2516 Elmer N. Olson fires 14.12 2617 Albert Paulson Dog Catcher 115.58 2518 Peterson Office Supply Office Supplies 18.05 2519 R. L. Polk & co. Mpls. Suburban Directory 35.00 2520 Post Publishing Co. Ads 42.76 2521 Power Brake & Equipment Co. Repair Parts 24.97 2522 Reinhard Brothers Repair Parts 1.35 2523 Al Rice Move Voting Machine 20.00 2524 H.A. Rogers Co. Office Supplies 55.40 2525 Sears Roebuck & Co. Shop Supplies 37.67 2526 Standard Solvents Autoo Polish 3 2527 Suburban Hennepin County Relief Relief Orders 506.83 2528 Treasurer Hennepin County Dr. Radio Bervice 500.00 2529 Viking Steel Products ST. Swr. Supplies 1,291.96 2530 ailliams Hardware Shop Supplies 21.01 2531 Workman Service Inc. Typist 46.80 2532 Wm. H. Ziegler Co. Shop Supplies 39.72 2533 Zimmerman & Moen Audit 5,350.00 2534 William N. Super Sept. Salary 80 2435 Carl Carlson " 60.00 2436 Wayne Gageby " 60.00 2437 Clifford Wellman " 60.00 2438 Victor Ehrenberg " 40.00 2439 H. RussellJones " 150.00 2440 Crool & Hanley Incl. Office Supplies 181.90 2441 Wm. D. Hannay Insurance 46.64 240 Richards Oil Co. Oil 481799 2495 Road Machinery Co. Supplies & Repairs 795.45 2444 Village of B.C. Payroll Fund Reimburse Pyarill 15,478.26 2445, Village of B.C. Petty Cash Reimburse Petty Cash 51.75 2446 Bob's Gun Shop Ammunition for Police Dept. 50900 2447 Frank Cameron Chip Spreader Hitoh 15.00 2448 Minnesota Clerks & Finance Assn. Dues to 1961 3.00 $30,333.85 PUBLIC UTILITIES %81 Douglas W. Stevens Returned Plans 10.53 582 Janell A. Paulson Meter Deposit Return 16.36 583 Richard Bukosky " 14.27 586 M. E. Howell " 23.34 John Payonk " 2.28 me Don Lowell " 7.55 Dean Aleckson " 12.32 am D.P. MoCadden " 14.12 599 Anderson Automatic Tie Bolts" 19.11 590 American Cast Iron Wipe Gasket, Flanges & bolts 116.30 601 Davies ?Parer Equipment Main Line 'Pater Line 552.24 592 Eagle Iron Works Co. Drill & Tap 75.00 593 Ess Brothers & Sons Rings & Cover 111.00 594 Farr Line to Curb Lock 25.00 506 Flittie Rdid Mix Concrete 65.25 598 Grinnell Co. Gasket/ & Flanges 30.64 587 William D. Hannay Insurance on Block House & contnets62.10 r PUBLIC UTILTIES CON' T $08 Hawkins Chemical Co. Liquid Belach 11.00 599 Wm. P. Johnson Electric Co. Receptacle & Service Box 8.14 600 Layne Minnesota Co. Equipment Rental 1,492.25 601 Lyon Chemical Cc Bags Lyon `�all 300000 602 Minnepolis Gas Co. Utilities 6.42 603 Municipal Supple Co. Meter Register 5.15 604 Northbrook Hardware Paint Supplies for Hydra 2.87 605 Post Publishing Co. Advertising 11.25 606 Village of B. C. Petty Cash Reimburse Petty Cash 59.70 607 Zimmerman & Moen Audit 525.00 $ 3,579.19 Liquor 1 & 2 "4 - :,, Ed Phillipp & Sons Co. Meroandise 1, g 105 is Old Peoria W. 896 Famous Brands " 594.68 897 Griggs & 800per " 2,299,66 898 Lynn Johnson Co. " 1,063.76 899 McKesson & Rob ins " 168576 900 Distillers Distributing " 341.07 901 Mid -West einGe Co. " 28.36 902 Village of B.C. General Fund Utilties 62.40 903 Automatic Refrigeration Repairs 57.80 904 American Linen Syppee Linens 13.46 905 Beer Wholesilers Merchandise 222.35 806 Binder Beverage Co, " 39.43 907 Canada Dry Corp. " 177.67 908 Carpenter paper Coo Supplies 15.34 909 Cedan Sanitary Ice C®. Ice 40.00 910 Chaska Beverage co. Merchandise 558.26 911 Coca Cola Bottling " 111.67 912 Contin6ntal Sign Co. Signs 33.75 913 0. M. Droney Beverage Co. Merchandise 1.078.00 914 Fridley Beverage " 773.72 915 Ganzer Distributing " 2.100.71 916 Gluek Brewing " 803.98 917 Gold Medal Beverage " 38.35 918 Minn. Municipal Liq. Addn. Inc, Dues 15.00 91.9 Minneapolis Bottling Co. Merchandise 23.30 920 Minneapolis brewing Co. " 2, 499-35 921. Minneapolis Gas. Co. Utilties 11.59 922 Northwestern Bell Telephone " 40.10 923 Pepsi Coal Bottling Co. Merchandise 71.36 924 Royal Beverage Dist. " 1.658.10 925 Rex Distributing Co. " 3,382.57 926 Sunderland Supply " 40.50 927 achlitz Brewing Go. " 559.98 928 Seven Up Bottling Co. " 117.01 929 Thomas Moore & CO. " 197.40 930 Thompson & Sons Distributing " 3,625.95 931 Woodlake S anitary Service Utilties 2.00 932 Zimmerman & Moen Audit 750.00 933 Brooklyn Printing & adv. Supplies 285 934 Old Peoria Co. Merchandise 928.71 935 Distillers Distributing " 1,514.28 936 Famous Brands " 1,286.91 937 Ed Phillips & tons " 801.48 938 Vi115age of B,C. General Fund Salary Reimbursement 3 939 Famous Brands Merchandise 219.40 940 Mid -West Wine " 93.97 941 Ed Phillips & Sons Co. " 449.64 942 Griggs Cooper & co. " 620.77 $34,044.88