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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-06-12 CC MIN . . 10 COUNCIL CHAMBER Stillwater, Minnesota June 12, 1973 7:30 P. M. SPECIAL MEETING The meeting was called to order by Councilman Wohlers. PRESENT: conncilmen Balfanz, Thompson and Wohlers ABSENT: Councilman Peterson and President Powell ALSO PRESENT: City Coordinator, Marshall Deputy City Clerk, Schnell Bonding Consultant - Ron Langoe58 COUNCILMAN WOHLERS announced that this was the time and place for the receipt and opening of sealed bids for the purchase of $110,000 Temporary Improvement Bonds of 1973 of the City. The city Coordinator furnished affidavits of publication of the notice of sale. Said affidavits were approved and ordered filed in the office of the city-Coordlnator. COUNCIIMN WOHLERS then stated that sealed bids had been received, whi.ch were thereupon opened and read and found to be as follows: ~ ~ Bancnorthwest 4.25% 1976 Chicago. Illinois Farmers & Merchants State Bank Stillwater. Minnesota ~ NET INTEREST COST & RATE $14,465.00 (4.3833%) $109,560.00 First National Bank of Minneapolis 4.2~ 1976 $109.351.00 Minneapolis. Minnesota $14.674.00 (4.4466%) First National Bank of St. Paul 4.40% 1976 $109.296.00 St. Paul. Minnesota $15,224.00 (4.6133%) piper. Jaffray & Hopwood. Inc. 4.50% 1976 $109.626.00 Minneapolis. Minnesota $15,224.00 (4.6133%) Following discussion of the bids. Councilman Balfanz introduced Resolution NO. 4931 titled "RESOLUTION AWARDING SALE OF $110.000 TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1973" and moved its adoption. Councilman Wohlers seconded the motion and upon vote being taken thereon. the following voted AYE: BB,lfanz. Wohlers. Thompson and the following voted Nay: None thereupon the resolution was declared duly passed and adopted and was signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk. The Coordinator presented proposed forms of bond and coupon for said bond issue. Which were examined. approved and ordered placed on file in the office of the city Clerk-coordinator. COUNCILMAN BALFANZ then introduced Resolution No. 4932 titled "~ESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF $110.000 TEMPORARY IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1973, FIXING THEIR FORM AND DETAILS, DIRECTING THEIR EXECUTION AND DELIVERY. AND PROVIDING FOR THEIR PAYMENT." and moved its adoption. COUNCILMAN WOHLERS seconded the motion and upon vote being taken thereon. the following voted Aye: Balfanz, Thompson. Wohlers and the following voted Nay: None r BID NO. 4 3 1 2 I ~,. '- '- r r .- . . . . . r -- I i ~ c c " .. ~ (June 12, 1973 - continued) whereupon the resolution was declared duly passed and adopted and was signed by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk. ADJOtlRNMENT On DDtion of Councilman Balfanz, seconded by Councilman Thompson the meeting adjourned at 7:50 P. M. ~l/h_ ~ ~~ Mayor ^,u.~~CQ1 ]. y Clerk . 11 . 12 COUNCIL CHAMBER stillwater, Minnesota June 26. 1973 7:30 P. M. REGULAR MEETING The meeting was called to order by President powell. The Invocation was given by Mr. Marshall. Present: councilmen Balfanz, Peterson, Thompson, Wohlers and President Powell Absent: None Also present: city coordinator, Marshall Assistant city Attorney. HOlsten superintendent of public Works, shelton Public Safety Director, Abrahamson Director of parks and Recreation, Blekum consulting Engineer, Elliott Ice Arena Manager, Bob Brothen press: Stillwater Evening Gazette - Grati~t St. Paul Dispatch - Broede citizens: Dan stice, Gary Hansen, Joseph Crimmins, Jerry Mahoney. Dick Ulrich, Ted Gillen, John DeCurtins, Jr., Mrs. W. F. Niederer and Lillian, Mr~ & Mrs. william Shaw INDIVIDUALS-DELEGATIONS-PETITIONS l~ This was the day and time for a public hearing on the request of Gilbert Benson for approval of the preliminary plat of Benson's Addition~ The notice of the hearing was published in the Stillwater Gazette. the official newspaper. on June 14. 1973 and copies were mailed to Stillwater Township and all property owners within 300 feet~ The Mayor opened the hear ing ~ MR. MARSHALL stated that a portion of this p~at is in stillwater Township and they have agreed to sign it off. The Mayor closed the hearing. NO one appeared in favor or opposed to said plat (Mr~ Benson arrived later in the meeting after action was taken)~ On motion of councilman Balfanz. seconded by councilman Thompson a resolution was introduced accepting the preliminary plat of the Benson Addition. (see resolutions). r- r ,- '-- , '- '-' . . . . . r- . t"') ... . (June 26. 1973 - continued) ..-~....... \ 13 ;. 2a This was the day and time for a public hearing on the request of BOB HAGSTROM for a special Use Permit to construct an office building on Lots 1 thru 9. Block 12, webster's Third Addition ( South Fourth Street across from the cemetery) . The notice of the hearing was published in the Stillwater Evening Gazette, the official newspaper of the city, on June 14. 1973 and a copy was mailed to the Village of Oak Park Heights and all property owners within 300 feet. (The planning Commission recommended approval). The Mayor opened the hgaring. ROBERT HAGSTROM presented the drawings of the proposed plan of the site and building and small model of the building. There will be no traffic exit on South Fourth st~eet _ the exit will be on 63rd Street with a 39 car parking area. There will be three basic areas with common entry and foyer - two stories _ wood and masonry - a good quality building. There are elevators in the plan which would make it a more usuable unit. The Mayor closed the hearing. On motion of councilman Peterson. seconded by councilman Balfanz a Special Use Permit was granted to Robert Hagstrom for an office building on Lots 1-9. webster's Third Addition. 3. This was the day and time to continue the hearing on the request for the vacation of West oak Street from south Fourth street to South Fifth street. This hearing was continued from Hay 22. 1973. The Mayor re-opened the hearing. (A traffic survey was made of the area. copy of which is in the file). GARY HANSON, 309 South Fifth street submitted to the council a petition against the proposed vacation of the street and he felt there was not enough use made of the street to have it remain open. , ~. IN DAN STICE said that there is no urgency and felt that if there is valid opposition that it should be heard before the planning Commission and thet should reconsider it. There was no opposition at the planning commission meeting. He had heard that the city had received a letter very recently from the church (st. Mary's) where they unanimously approved the vacation of the street. He plans to convert the old church building into apartments or townhouses. He felt that the only way be could do this was to vacate the street. The present church building is almost on the street. There is no other alternative but to vacatE,-the" street. GARY HANSON questioned whether a street could be unvacated once it is vacated. MAYOR POWELL stated that he thought. that it could not. Mr. Stice could agree to give back his property but what about the other people would they be willing to give theirs back. \oJ MR. MARSHALL stated that possibly they could get some kind of option from Mr. Crimmins and St. Mary's Church to purchase the south side of the street. The following letters of opposition to this vacation were read at this time by Mr. Marshall: Leo F. Jewell - 320 West Pine Victor Prescott - Stillwate~ Taxi Co. Letters favoring the proposed vacation-- Joan Kilty O'Brien RiChard Kilty st. Mary.s Parish council - ~ . . . l . 14 . (June 26. 1973 - continued) GARY HANSON stated that if the street is vacated that this really doesn't rid the neighborhood of the eyesore and questioned if the council had considered what action they would take if this vacation was turned down - if the building would be condemned as it was done earlier. MR. ABRAHAMSON stated that it was ordered sealed up. MR. HANSON said he couldn't see why the street should be vacated in order to do something with the existing building - this should be Mr. Stice's responsibility. JOSEPH CRIMMINS, 404 south Fourth Street. said he lives right across the,street from this church and he is one of the original petitioners and t~e problem is to try to alleviate an eyesore in the neighborhood, and Mr. Stice's proposal is to construct a three section townhouse which would become a sizable taxable item as compared to what is there nowa Also that street which is subject to maintenance would become Dan Stice's responsibility. If Mr. Stice's proposal could be accepted and he would be given a certain amount of time in which to construct this, it would be advantageous from a beautification standpoint and as a tax item. The hearing was closed at 7:40 Pa Ma COUNCILMAN BALFANZ felt that due to the traffic count which was sizable that if this portion of West oak Street was vacated that the schools and the church would suffer as well as the individuals in the areaa On motion of Councilman Balfanz, seconded by Councilman Peterson the request to vacate the portion of West Oak street between South Fourth Street and South Fifth Street was denieda COUNCILMAN THOMPSON stated that there has been some contradiction regarding the improvement of this street - the street is an eyesore along with the building which is not kept up too well because of the shape it is ina If it is vacated, this would eliminate one of the gravel streets - personally he was in favor of vacating the streeta COUNCILMAN PETERSON didn't favor vacating a street to get rid of a building and that we do have other gravel roads which are neighborhood streets which don't carry a lot of traffic and which are two and three blocks long a MAYOR POWELL added that eventually this street will get done - there was a sewer problem in this area and that is why it was removed from the street programa JOSEPH CRIMMINS stated that in connection with ~he traffic count he observed kids that ran back ano forth over this councer and they jumped on it 20 or 25 times - the mechanism had been tripped a good many timesa JEFF ZOLLER of the planning Commission stated that just because you take acount of how many automobiles, does not mean that the street is necessarYa If it was closed it would be a hazard or detrimental. RICHARD ULRICH asked during what period of time was the traffic count taken and MAYOR P01iELL replied June 20 to June 26 a DAN STICE said that if this was a street that was really used he would not be here asking for the vacation of samea He would like to take it back to the Planning commission. Also that half of the street or road is in the ravine and that to build the full road would be tremendously expensive and would be of limited value. He realized the opposition had come forward. but nobody has talked to him about it. MAYOR POWELL said that the attitude of the Council toward the vacation of streets in the past five or six years is that they have more or less not vacated streets especially if the street were in and being useda They have denied requests where the street is platted and not put ina It had been the policy of previous Councils to vacate streets provided 51% of the property owners were in favor. He felt that the attitude had changed and they hdve been denying more applicati'Jns than grant- ing vacations and he thought the council feels that they should preserve what the City does have. He said this Council could vacate and another Council could get it back. He said it would be quite unusual to get it back. , r . r- , \ r~ t '-..- . '- . . . ~ ~ (') """ h:!t f4 , .. \J - \""i (June 26, 1973-continued) (The vote on the motion indicated that Councilman Thompson was opposed) 4. A representative from Dominium Corporation appeared before the Council regarding the purchase of the Auditorium parking Lot for use as a site for elderly housing. On motion of Councilman Wohlers. seconded by Councilman Peterson the City Coordinator was directed to snd a letter of intent to sell the property in question to the Dominion Corporation at such a time as plans and costs are available. UNFINISHED BUSINESS >IBW BUSINESS 1. On motion of Councilman Thompson, seconded by Councilman 8alfanz a temporary 3.2 beer license was granted to the American Legion club at Lily Lake Park for July 21 and 22. 1973. 2. On rrotiOD of Councilman peterson, seconded by Councilman Balfanz the 3-M Ski club was granted permission to use the Legion Beach on July 4th from 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. 3. On rotion of Councilman Thompson, seconded by Councilman Balfanz the contract bond for Stillwater Sanitation Service, Inc. was approved. 4. On motion of Councilman Thompson, seconded by Counc;j.lman Wohlers a permit was granted to Joseph Naidykorski, 212 West Greeley to live in a trailer for a period of sixty days while fire damages to his home are being repaired. s. On motion of Councilman Balfanz, seconded by Councilman Peterson a resolution was introduced "INCREASING THE COMPENSATION FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIREFIGIf1'ERS TO $25.00 PER mNTH". (see resolutions) (Effective June 1, 1973) 6. On motion of Councilman Thompson, seconded by Councilman Wohlers a resolution was introduced "INCREASING THE COMPENSM.'ION FOR THE POLICE RESERVE FROM $3.00 to $3.50 AFTER TImEE YEARS OF SERVICE EFFECTIVE JULY 1,1973". (see resolutions). 7. A request from the owners of Jubilee II for the permanent mooring facilities at Lowell Park. MR. HOLSTEN stated that legally you can't reserve public property. Questions were raised about the sidewalks at Hooleys and Mr. Holsten felt this was different situation. This could eventually mean that no individual could use this launching point if it was reserved. It would be taking up a certain piece of City property for exclusive use - it was difficult for him to see how this could be done. MAYOR POWELL said that we would not be reserving the levee as such but reserving the area out in the river. On the Hooley matter we actually took over the sidewalk. No charge - but not solely theirs to load and unload. If they can hook into 220 they have to be somewhere near it, rather than get it from NSP. . ~ 15 .~ i i ! ! i I ! i I I , i t i I ! I , ; , I , i \ ,: . . . . 16 .- (:C'o" 1"''''' ':"~....;. ; ':"(>"'~ MR. MARSHALL stated that it was a convenience factor fo~ electricity and loading from wheel chairs and other factors. COUNCILMAN PF~ERSON asked what would prevent him from preventing anyone else frora rroorinr. boats there - couldn't be more than three boats there at one time. COUNCILMAN ~HOMPSON questioned how late the bridge is in operation as he was under the impression that they would be mooring on the North side of the bridge but they will be using the South side of the bridge. DICK BLEKUM questioned if they were going to hook into the existing outlet in the park that there would be wires running across the roadway which would he a hazard as they cannot go into the concrete, since the pole is located in the middle of the park and there is no outlet near the carwash where they are currently parking. MR. MARSHALL stated that the Lowell Trust has no objection to this. MAYOR POWELL - the Jubilee is going to do some good for the City of Stillwater and felt that we should be able to get two or three boats on this site. COUNCILMAN PETERSON questioned the parking and traffic problems in the area. MAYOR POWELL asked if th~re is a parking problem there now and CHIEF ABRAHAM- SON said "NO". COUNCILMAN PETERSON said they have permission to load be enough and COUNCILMAN WOHLERS added that they have problem with the sand bar where they are docking now. and unload and that should had a little bit of a MR. BLEKUM said when the water comes over the platform They are docking right now where they wanted to dock. high and it 'Io'Ould have wrecked the hull of the boat. he will have problems. Before the water was too MR. MARSHALL said that they have the facilities to take care of the high water level.. MR. B~ said it is going to create a hazard in this area and there should be no parking on the levee road. MR. MARSHALL said this would be a better area and would be more attractive.. He asked if they could use it without a lease until the next meeting. COUNCILMAN PETERSON said Roy and Harold have concluded that it can't be done and COUNCILMAN THOMPSON felt the COuncil should have a recommendation from the Parks and Recreation commission as to whether or not it is feasible. On motion of Councilman Peterson, seconded by Councilman Thompson the matter of a lease for the permanent mooring of Jubilee II be referred to the City Attorney and the Parks and Recreation Commission for their study and recommendation. 8. on_motion of Councilman Peterson, seconded by Councilman Wohlers a resolution was introduced "ESTABLISHING NO PARKING ZONE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF NELSON STREET FROM SOUTH SECOND TO SOUTH MAIN STREET". (see resolutions). 9. On motion of councilman Peterson, seconded by Councilman Balfanz the Director of Public Works and the Public Safety Director were directed to check out the old Salem Church building and make a recommendation at the next meeting. THE MAYOR DECLARED A RECESS FROM 8::25 TO 8:35 P. M. . r . r I \ ,- ,"-, '- . . . - CI ,. ~'\T. . (June 26, 1973 - continued) 17 INDIv:tDUALS AND DELEGATIONS (OUT OF ORDER) 5. MrS. W. F. and Lillian Niederer appeared before the council regarding the possibility of making a road all the way around McKusick Lake similar to what they have at phalen park in St. paul. MAYOR POWELL responded with the fact that on the South side there is private property and that on the North end there is the dam which keeps the level of the lake up and the fill has forced the muck to come up and if the dam were to be widened it would bring roore silk up. cOUNCILMAN PETERSON said that there has been some thought given to move the water. and this could be a part of that proposal - they would have to abandon the extension of Laurel Street. JACK SHE~N.said the Department of Natural Resources has received our permit- request for putting something in this lake to clear the surface waters. 6. On motion of councilman Peterson. seconded by councilman wohlers the softball Slow pitch TOurnament was granted a 3.2 on sale Beer License for July 27. 28. and 29, 1973 at Lily Lake park. 7. MR. BILL SHAW. 502 Quarry Lane appeared before the council in reference to the drainage in his area North of Fourth Avenue south. Due to the improvement of the streets in this area the water gets to his property faster and is resulting in some standing water. He felt that there should be two conduits - one under his driveway and another over the ridge down into the ditch along Highway No. 95. He had discussed his problem with Mr. Shelton and councilman Peterson. MR. SHELTON did agree that the water gets there faster. He said at the present time, due to the foilage on the trees. it is impossible to make elevation deter- minations and that it would possibly :-allute someone else by running it down over the hill. The water sets on peaslee's property. On motion of councilman peterson. seconded by councilman Balfanz this dranage problem was referred to Duane Elliott and Jack shelton and they will contact Mr. peaslee as we would be trespassing on his property. and report back as soon as possible. APPLICATIONS c On motion of councilman peterson, seconded by councilman Balfanz the following contractor's licenses were approved: ~k R. Carroll 1104 south First St.. stillwater renewal painting ~ Daco Con.truction (Gary petersen) 8701 Jefferson st. N.E.. Minneapolis General new D. H. Gustafson & Associates, Inc. 650 southgate Office plaza 5001 West 78th st. Bloomington. MD. 55437 General new Gustafson's Landscape construction. Inc. 201 W. Burnsville crosstown Burnsville. Mn. 55337 concrete & Landscaping new D. F. vizecky Co. 2659 Dupont Avenue South Maple plain.Mn. General new ... Ray S. Zo ller 301 w. Stillwater Ave.. stillwater new Tree Trimmer \..t . . . . . 1~ . . (,JU.lIG .-, .co oJ .0, On livtion of Councilman peterson, License was granted to John Ogren Stillwater, Minnesota. seconded by Councilman Wohlers a Cigarette _ Conoce Town Pump, 103 North Main Street, (renewal) On motion of Councilman nalfanz. seconded by councilnan Peterson an Off Sale 3.2 Beer License was granted to John Hooley (Hooley's supermarket) 902 South Fourth Street, Stillwater, Minnesota. (renewal). On motion of Councilmar:. Peterson. seconded by Councilman wohlers an Off Sale 3.2 Beer License was grant~d to North Hill Gulf. 1101 North Owen Street, stillwater, Mi~~sota. (renewal). On ITDtion of Councilman Peterson, seconded by councilman wohlers. an On Sale 3.2 Beer License was granted to North Hill Gulf. 1101 North owen street, Stillwater, Minnesota. (renewal) COMMUNICATIONS On notion of Councilman peterson. seconded by councilman Balfanz the 2.7 per gallon increase for fuel oil was approved from croix Oil Co. as an amenament to the existing contract. From Mrs. Marcel Rivard regarding the police Department1s actions on a given case. (no action). From the Minnesota Department of nealth stating that the water quality for the city was 92 out of a possible 97. On motion of Councilman Peterson, seconded by Councilman Wohlers a refund of $24..00 was authorized to MrS. Matt cask.ey on ice skating lessons as recommended by Bob Brothen. From Eckberg, Lammers and Briggs regarding a drainage problem from the Croixwood Area. (Due to an error in the ownership of property located in Stillwater Township no action was taken at this time.) On motion of councilman Peterson, seconded by councilman Wohlers a 'request from LeRoY Cicero for sidewalk replacement abutting his property on olive Street will be added to Local Improvement No. 108. (This request to be turned over to Duane Elliott). CITY COORDINATOR I S REPORT 1. Mr. Marshall informed the Council that the League of Municipalities dues have increased and discussion was held regarding the benefits of this membership. On motion of Councilman Peterson, seconded by Councilman Balfanz the Council authorized continued membership in the League. (Bill for $1,174.00 submitted for payment.) 2. Mr. Marshall distributed the 1972 Audit Reports from DeLaHunt & Co.. Ltd. to the Council. . . ,. . \ r ~ '- '- . . . . J , r f"'! ,.. I"~ ~ .., ... ~ . (June 26, 1973 - continued) 3. The matter of the rubble walls on South Greeley street were discussed. Mr. Blliott said it is an attractive wall and is economical. There is no mortar so it won't freeze and bulge and cited the problems of puttin~ in a regular concrete wall. The cost would be about $100 per lineal foot. on motion of councilman Peterson, seconded by Councilman Balfanz, Mr. Elliott was instructed to write a letter to the affected property owners indicating what is involved and also his feelings that such a wall would not be feasible in that area, that is concrete. 4. Discussion was held regarding the Special use Permit to the M. M. Peaslee Company in that some of the stipulations in this resolution have not been taken care of. Mr. Marshall is to check these matters out with the Planning Commission and report back on July lOth for possible council action. 5. On motion of Councilman ThOmpson. seconded by Councilman Peterson a resolution was introduced "REDUCING THE ASSESSMENT FOR JACK DIELENTHBIS FOR LOCAL IMPROVE- MENT NO. 98-2" (By court order this assessment was reduced from $900.00 to $450.00). (Councilmen Balfanz and Wohlers opposed) 6. Discussio~ was held regarding the building permit issued to Erickson Diver- sified Industries last June which has expired and which they would like to have it extended to allow them to build~their proposed filling station under a special Use Permit granted in April of 1972. John ogren asked Mr. Marshall to have this mattel.- held up until July 10. 1973 for Council action, as he wanted to make a special presentation on this matter. On motion of councilman Balfanz, seconded by councilman Thompson the Council granted the issuance of a new building permit to Erickson at fifty percent of the cost of the original permit issued last June. 7. Mr. Marshall announced that as of August 1, 1973 fifty percent of our parking fines will be kept by the County unless the City draws up a new ordinance and he asked the city Attorney take care of this matter so that the City can again collect these fines. 8. Mr. Marshall and Mr. Jeff Zoller presented their concept on planters and trees on Chestnut Street and asked for Council permission to continue working on this concept. 9. The matter of tax increment financing for the VFW Club was discussed regard- ing the old Erickson Post, Fred Bliss and John Fazendin property on North Main Street for their proposed building and parking lot. The estimated income would be in excess of $8,000.00. They need a letter of intent from the City so that they may go to the various banks for their financing. On motion of Councilman Peterson, seconded by Councilman Balfanz The City Coordinator was i~ructed to send a letter to the VFW regarding the City's intent to sell this property on North Main Street. 10. Mr. Frank E. Aiple requested that the City put some of the excess fill from the street work on the St. Croix Barge Terminal and this request was turned over to the Engineer. Discussion was held regarding his lease for this property and some thought would be given to the renewal of this least when it comes due in a few years. 19 , . , . . . ,. .\ . . . ~ . ~ 20 (June 26, 1973 - continued) CONSULTING ENGINEER'S REPORT 1. On motion of Councilman Peterson, seconded by councilman Balfanz a resolution was introduced "AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 4923" changing the bid opening date to August 2, 1973 and adding North \l.;llliam Sewer, East Wilkins Street Sewer and North Third Street sewer to Local Improvement No. 117" (see resolutions) 2. Mr. Elliott requested the addition of some sidewalks on Third Street to Local Improvement No. 108 and to delete the sidewalk on East Olive between South Third and south Second Street. 3. Discussion was held regarding the Ridewalks in Croixwood and Mr. Elliott and Mr. Shelton were directed to contact the contractor and withhold any further construction on same. COMMI'M'EE REPORTS PUBLIC SAFETY 1. The new ladder truck will be picked up on Thursday and will be in the Fire Hall Friday morning. 2. The matter of the uniform street signs was discussed and the reimburse- ment for same. There will be a meeting with the Highway Department on this matter. PAlUCS AND RECREATION 1. The Commission had a public hearing on Meadowlark Drive with the residents in that area. The backstop has been delivered but there is a need for a fence in that area. On motion of Councilman Peterson, seconded by councilman Balfanz the Council authorized the expenditure of money for a fence at Meadow- lark park estimated to cost about $350.00 (Money to come from the Contingency Fund) I l!. On II'Otion of Councilman Balfanz. seconded by councilman Peterson the price of the public skating ticket charge for stillwater residents was increased from $5.00 to $9.00 per book. (councillll3n wohlers opposed) 3. Mr. Blekum reported that the rock pile at Lily Lake Park for the Sealcoating project is causing him many problems and asked that this location not be used in the future. ADMINISTRATIVE NO report PUBLIC WORJ(S No report ORDINANCES None r . . r \ ' ~ '- , '- '- . . ""J~- t , . I I · t ~7 ., ~ ("'I ,.. I",. fd , .. v ... v '~ (June 26, 1973 - continued) RESOLUTIONS On motion of councilman wohlers, seconded by Councilman Balfanz a resolution was introduced approving the "PAYMEN'f OF THE BILLS". The following resolutions were read and on roll call were adopted: 1. Accepting the plat for Benson's Addition 2. Increasing the Compensation for the police Reserve. 3. Increasing the Compensation for the Volunteer Firefighters 4. Amending Resolution No. 4923 (Change date for bid opening to August 2, 1973 and add additional improvements). s. No parking - North Side of Nelson Street from South Main to South Second. 6. Reduce Assessments - Jack Dielentheis, Local Improvement No. 98-2 (Riverview Drive - reduce from $900.00 to $4S0~OO) (Councilman Balfanz and wohlers opposed) 7. Directing the payment of the Bills. ADJOURNMENT On lDO.tion of councilman Thompson, seconded by councilman wohlers the meeting adjourned at 10:30 P. M. ~q2~&-~~~/ Mayor Attest~OsdLUf2 City clerk 2~~. I I I I I I I , , i i I I ! i < I . ,