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1956_Minute Book9 A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� VJAS HELD ON TUESDAY� JANUARY 3� 1956 AT 7:30 P.M. !N THE CITY HALI. PRESENT WERE MAYOR R9ADDEN� COUNCiLMEN TESAREK� NASH AND JOHNSON. ALSO CITY t�ANAGER _� FR ( SSELL AND C(TY �OTORNEY �JH ITNEY. . � TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT EXPENOTTURES DATED (2/30/55 IN THE AMOUNT OF $f32�855.26� BE APPROVED FOR PAYPAENT. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT COMtiiUNICATION DATED 12/29/55 BY JUDGE J. RUSSELL CARROLL� PERTAINING TO TRAFFIC COURT CONFERENCE BEING NELD AT EUGENE� OREGON� JANUARY 23RD TO 26TH� f956� BE PLACED ON FILE FOR ffHURTHER CONSIDERATfON. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NaSH SECOhDED� THAT RESOLUTION #640� "A RESaLUT10N QRDERING THE INSTALLATtQN AND�CQNSTRUCTIQN C3F SIDE�UALK ON A PORTIQN Qf' THE V�ES� StDE QF FIFTH AVENUE NQRTH", h�ARKED EXHIBIT �Au� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� 7HAT ORDINANCE N0. 126� "AN ORDfNANC,E VACATING THE . ALLEYS I N BLOCK(52�}F 1 FTYyTWf2� AND F! FTYATHREE C53) ,' VJEST,_,h1 I NNEAROL 1 S� ALSQ FQRTI ONS OF NlNTH AVENUE AND TENTH AVENUE AND RAILROAD BOULEVARD� BE ACCEPTED FOR FIRS7 READING. CAI�RIED. ^ . . MEETING ADJOURNED. ATTEST :_ ___.__. � �-�� j�ir;;��d`��`,� �,�'� F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR t''. G�-��- C A. W. ELMQUIST� SECR ARY TO THE COUNCIL couNc t �rnErv; m �:.;:, _ , ;�<�j:; . CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEP I N COUMY, PAI NNESOTA � RESOLUTION N0. 6�.0 A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE INSTALLATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF S I DEWALK ON A PORT ION :(�F THE WEST S I DE OF F IFTH AVENUE NORTH . WHEREAS, a resolution of the city council adopted the 6th day of a December, 1955, fixed a date for/�earing on the proposed instaliation and construction of sidetvalks on the West side of Fifth Avenue North from the North line of Minnetonka lt4ills Road and running northerly a distance of 5�0.8 feet in order to connect with existing sidewalk on the North th�reof, and WHEREAS, all property otvners whose property is liable to be assessed for the makingpf fhis improvement w��re given ten days published noticed of the council hearing through two rveekly publications of the required notice and the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon on the 3rd day of January, 1956, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF 7NE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA. I. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the council resolution adopted December 6, �955• 2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer, is hereby designate.d as the engineer for this improvement. The plans and specifications for the installa- tion and construction of sidevralk prepared for use in the. city:of Hopkins dtiring the year 1955 are hereby approved as the plans and specifications for making this improvement. The bid which will hereafter be accepted by the council of the city of Hopkins for the installation'and construction of side- walk during the year 1956 and the contract entered into pur,suant to such bid are hereby approved and accepted as the bid and contract.for the making of this improvement. _ ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 3rd day of January, 1956. A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. ti"fiitney., City Attorney F. M. NWDDEN, 14WYOR A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MlNNESOTA� WA5 HELD ON TUESDAY! JANUARY I7� [956 AT 7t30 P.M. !N TkE CITY HALL�. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN NASH� TESAREK� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO C(TY MANAGER FRISSELL AND CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY� , TESERAK MOVEO� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT EXPENDfiTURES DATED JANUARY �7� t956 IN THE AMOUNT OF �83�[29.5I� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT• CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION �644� AA RESOLUT�ON OPRflSING PASSAGE BY THE SENATE aF THE UNTTED ST�TES QF THE FULBRIGHT BILL�, MARKED EXHIBIT °A�� BE _ ADOPTED. CARRIED. ..,,_ _. ._ JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION #645� °A RESQLUTPQN APPROVING 7HE PRQr GRAM OF THE B�Y SCf1UTS �F AMERIC p"� MARKED EXH1BlT pBQ� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. . _ T�X� CAB _ .. NASH MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT�LICENSE APPLICATLON� BY JOHN E. BOH�CK� iNILL1AM ZAMPELI AND CLIFFORD J. PIPER BE TABLED. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� JOHIVSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION �64I'� "A RESf�LUTtON DECLAR(NG CQSTS TQ BE �SSESSED FOR THE INSTALLqT[QN OF SANITARY SEWER AND WATER MAINS QlV A E=ORTIQN OF INTERLACHEN_AVENUE AND FCiR THE BLpCKT�_SURFAClNG _�F CERTAIN �LLEYS AND ORDERING PREy . . . , . , , PARATiQN f3F PRQP�SED ASSESSMENTS"� MARKED EXHIBIT �Cp� BE ADOPTED.� CARRIED. NASH MOVEDf TESAREK SECONDED� THAT OROINANCE �'26 ��26�� "AN fIRD[NANCE VACATfNG THE ALLEYS iN BLf� KS F[FTY�TINQ AND FiFTYyTHREE, WEST MINNEAFQLIS;_pL�O RQRTtQNS QF N1NTH AVENUE ANO TEN7H qVENUE AND RAILROAD Bf1ULEVARD"� MARKED EXHIBIT aDnt�� BE�ACCEPTED FOR SECOND READIN(i THEREOF AND PUBLI3HED ACCORDlNG„TO LAW. CARRIED�.,, „ JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION OATED [�I2�56� BY JUDGE K. MAXFIELD OTTO PERTAINING TO AT7ENDING THE TRAFFIC COURT CONFERENCE AT EUGENE� OREGON� I�23 TO [/26/56� BE TABLED�. CARRIED�. , NASH MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE ABOVE TAXI CAB LICENSE APPL[CATION BE DENIED. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT ONE OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGES BE GRANTED PERMISSION TO ATTEND THE TRAFFIC COURT CONFEREPICE AT EUG,ENE� OREGON� f�23 TO 1%26/56 AND AN APPROPRIATION OF $i50.00 BE MADE TOWARD EXPENSES�. JOHNSON AND NASH VOTING NO�. CARR 1 ED�. , MEETING ADJOURNED. . �1��1�-'�'�s'`-� A• W. ELMQUlST� SE RETARY OF THE COUNCIL ATTEST: �� a� F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NUMBER 6�.�I.�. A RESOLUTION OPPOSING PASSAGE BY THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF.THE FULBRIGHT BILL. WHEREAS,,there is now pending in the Senate of the�United States the Fulbright Bili (S. 1853), and WFIEREAS, it is the opinion of the council of the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesota, thafi said bill would not be in the best interest of the consumers of natural gas in the city of Hopkins, NOW, T'HEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TWE CITY.OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA; Thafi the council go on,reCord as opposing the passage of said bilt by the Senate of the U�ited States arad that a copy of this resolution be forthvuith transaiitted to the United States Senators from the State of Minnesota. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting fihereof held this 17th day of �anuary, 1556. A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney :: . F. M. MHDDEN, MAYOR 0 . . . . . . . ' A f 4' Y �� •' EY�P � \'� ��i� J . � ... . ' . . ' . . . . . . �,:�.�`�°"��kh'`� � v'i �.�.'�'�""6'�y � i i� �,�4 �'�'r'�+ , - � • . i�:��i`��4s"°�'��3� fi��#.;�.t: �f':�c�� , , � ��-;.,��.�t��; ��a��r;�in� ,�,�� '�'t�4;: :�,��T� �''� � `�� i��i�'�'�� : � : . � : _�'�'� �� '��. :��,�� iC�` ��-�� . . , : � � '�� :�i�,� ��i�� #� :;�at��'�a� �t� �� 6 #h+� t�ii�� `��l�� a�� . ��. �p� �_. - - � , � �:+�,� � �� . �� i��.ca� �o� �� # �# �:� ci�y v� 3��, . - �t��a�'�� a��,, �c#��t�� :�� a�.i� �� i � ��i�. �� !� �� f�t�� _ . �� ar� �� a�r�� '�� t � �� t°#�c i �¢" ��1, �'P1��3�, � � i� �S'��.� � �t�' �".�� " "�M�: ��'i� �r 4�i�r`aKil�t 141l�'�''S��':+� . �'�P � c��'�. �' :� � �a�r'Q �s� �aX�� k� p��at� �� ' � �i � � � ��r w,�r�� c�f !!� �t�. �¢�� a� �� r a�� i�� r��f�r�r� . , . .� !��'�MeI #�i �!►��'��'� �� r � � �'� ��l�� '�eb�� 't�r �i t�t � � . ��et�a2��+�r � ` ' � . • . . - , . � . � �_��`°� � �� r�� r Q� �Qt� �� l�r ��`±o� . . ��'e�� ld t�� !��°�� '�y' ca�.. �:�, �9"��, . � . . .. _ . : ' . ' � � � . F� � ��, �k��.�l, �i'� . , � "�"':;�. 1� 1��tf�i�'.� . . . : � _ . � ��,r°� �� "".��,�� t ' . .. . ��'�� F�'�r '4� � �'�+�� . ' w�#� ��'� � _ . . � . . CITY OF NOPKINS HENNEP I N COUPITY, Mi NNESOTA RESOLUTION N0. 645 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PROGRAM OF THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL of the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesofia: That the councif heartily apprave the acti.vities and program� of the Boy Scouts of America and particularly the Hennepin District Health and Safety Committee of the Boy Scouts of America and urges public support of and co-operation with such program. ADOPTED by the council of the cifiy of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 17th da y of �anuary, �956. F. M. MADDEN, MAY@R A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney . . . ,' � - : � . C 1 iY {7 F NOPK t N� . • ' H��iPJ�P�h1.�LlAfTY�, A��tf+fitESE?iA . � • RE��%l�E1T�flN N0._ i�� . � . � , A RcS�Jl.UTB�N AP?ROVING i'NE �2(36RAM f�F TEi� 60Y �CQUiS � t?F Ak,EF� 1 ;� , •. . , � . � � . 6E iT RE�OLV��J BY 'THE GOUt+� 1�. �f the ci �'y of Hopkin�, W�nr�ep�in � . Couc1fiy, A1tt�ne�s�t�s Tha� fhe councQj ktear�tly approv.s the $cti�itie�.and progt�ac : of the �3ogr Sca3Llts bf Ar�ric� and p�rt�icut�rty the N�s�r�apin fi�gtr-t�fi� kie�t�hh and 5�a�Fety �.pm�ait�tde of �the Boy �couts of America and urges pt►61ic . . gupport of arid ao`operat'san t�,i �h suc�a proc�ram. . AbOf�'iE0 by 4he cewnci t. of tt� city o6 Mopk.i�s a�` � reg�aiar a�eet�o� � � � the�'eof he td th i s t'ji'h dtry nf J�r+u�ry r lg�jb. � • � � ' F. hi. 1�D�7EiQs h1A�1QR ' . A. is��. �{l11Q�tJiS�'' . . ' ' �ecre��ry vf 4'hc� Cour�ai t � . - Frank N. �Vh�fn�y, . � C##y �i�tarney . , . ., '� jk Y, � CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUMY.,. Jl4(NNES4TA RESO LUT I ON NUh1BER 644� A RESOLUTION DECL4RIIVG COST�1'0 BE ASSESSED FOR THE INSTALL4TION OFSANITARY SEWER AND WATER h1AINS ON A PORTION OF INTERLACHEN AVENUE AND FOR THE BLACKI'OP SURFACING OF CERTAIN ALLEYS AND ORDERING ?REPARATION OF PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS. � WHEREAS, contra cts have been let, and the installation and construction has been comp(efied, for fihe foilo�ving local improvements, namely: Sanitary sewer on Interlachen Avenue between Preston Lane and Boyce f or Street, which cost and�which there is to be assessed the sur� of �2,222.j8; Water on Interlachen Avenue between Preston Lane and Boyce Street, which cost and for which there is to be assessed the sum of �I,1�99•56; Blacktop surfacing the alleys in Block One.(1), Wesfi Minneapolis, which cost and for which there is to be assessed the sum of �a716.59; Blacktop surfa cing the alleys in that part of B1ock Three (3), West Minneapoiis,� lying South of First Street South, which cost and for which there is to be assessed the sum of �'�t.85; Blacktop surfacing the altey in Block Eighty-e+i�.ght (88), 1Nest Minne- apolfs, Second Division, which cost and forlwhich fihere is fio be assessed the sum of ��'Lr.18.06; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUI�ICIL OF THE-C1TY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA: I. The costs of such improvements ane each of them and the amounts to be specially assessed therefor are }he respecfiive amounts hereinbefore set forth. 2. The city clerk, with the assistance of the city engineer, shall forthwith calculate the proper amounts to be specially assessed for such improve- ments against every assessable lot, piece or parce) of land within the districts affected without regard to cash valuation, as provided by law, and he shall file copies of such proposed assessments in his office for public inspection. 3. The clerk shall, upon the completion of such proposed assessments, notify the council thereof. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 17th day of �anuary, 195G• A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney; City Attorney F . IJ�. MADDEN, MAYOR : r -� �� `�: �� 9 °� �� a � � ,� � ,� _,,,�.��. � � � CITY OF HOPKINS HENN�PIN COUNTY,�MINNESOTA ORD 1 tVANCE NUtiiBER 126 AN ORDINANCE VACATING TNE ALLEY5 IN BLOCKS FIFTY- TWO AND FIFTY-TNREE, WEST MINNEAPO LIS; ALSO PORTIONS OF NINTH AVENUE AND TEMI� AVENUE AND RAILROAD BOULEVARD. BE I T ORDA I NED BY THE O�UNC i L OF THE C I TY OF HOPK I NS : Section I. The alleys in.Blocks Fifty-two (52) and Fifty-three (53), West Niinneapolis; Ninth and Tenth Avenues from the North line of Sixth Street South to the North line of Fifth Street South; and Railroad Boulevard between the easterly line of Eleventh Avenue to the Northerly (ine of Fifth Avenue, all being in the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, P�linnesota, are hereby vacated. FIRST READ at a regular meeting of the council of said city held on the .�.Tjrd day of January, 1956, and finally read and adopted at.a regular meeting of the council of said city held on the 17th day of January, 1956. A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Wh i tney, City Attorney F. M. MADDEN, MAYC)R � Published in the Hennepin County Review January 19. 1956 A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� M[NNESOTA� WAS HELD AT THE CITY HALL ON TUESDAY� FEBRUARY 7� C956 AT 7530 P.M. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCiLMEN NASH� TESAREK� JOHNSON ANO EMPANGER� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRl3SELL AND CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY• TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� 7HAT THE PARKING ORDINANCES BE REVIEWED AND A REPORT BE MADE AT THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE TAXI CAB LICENSE APPLICATION OF CLIFFORD J• PIPER BE TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT• CARRIED. EMPAN6ER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT A STUDY BE�AADE OF LOCATION� COSFS AND PLANS FOR A NEW FIRE STATION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AS PER FIRE DEPARTMENT REQUEST DATED 2/6/56� ANO A COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED TO MEET WITH THE FIRE DEPARTMENT• CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES PER SCHEDULE DATED FEBRUARY 7� C956 tN THE AMOUNT OF'�59��OI•I0� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT REAPPOINTMENT OF GEORGE ROBERTSON TO THE RECREATION COMMISSION FOR A THREE YEAR TERM� I/C/56 To t/I/59� AS MADE BY SCHOOL DISTRICT #225� BE CONFIRMED. CARRIED. . EMPANGER MOVED� 7ESAREK SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED I�I7�56 BY H. R. GILLE� COMMENDING THE HOPKINS FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR TNE EXCELLENT SERVICE RENDERED IN TAKING CARE OF FIRE AT THEIR HOME ON f/I6/56� BE PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVEO� EMPANGER_SECONDED� THAT THE FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION 2/6/56� PER� TAINING TO A TVllO WAY RAD10 RECEIVER FOR TRUCK N0• 5� BE REFERRED TO MR. FRISSELL FOR ATTENTION. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT MAYOR MADDEN�S APPOIN7MENT OF DR�. P. W. SHELDON� TO THE BOARD OF HEALTH FOR TERM END(NG 7/�/56� BE CONFIRMED. CARRIED. NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION �642, gA RESOLUTION ORDERING A HEARING ON PROP�SEO A�SESSMENTS FOR THE INSTALLpTIQN OF S�NITARY SEWER AND WATER MAINS ON A PQRTION.CIF tNTERLACNEN.AVENlJE AND F� BLACKTOP SURFACING CERTAlN ALLEYSp� MARKED EXHIBIT . . ., , _ . . , . . . .. , , .. . , . , . . �A$� BE ADOPTED. CARR(ED. . _ � _ , . ' ENGINEER�S . . .. � TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT CITY ROI�CGR�86iX REECOMMENBATION PERTAINING TO COMBINATION CURB AND GUTTER AND TEMPORARY BLACK TOP S1�7�LK AT lNTERSECTION OF MONROE AVENUE� MILWAUKEE STREET AND EXCELSIOR AVENUE� BE ACCEPTED AS RECOMMENDED IN ENGINEER�S REPORT COVERING RESOLUTION #563� DATED [2/7/54. CARRIED, �. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESoLUT1oN #646� "A RESQLUTTON RECEIVING CALLING FQR A HEARING ON THE BLACKTf}P' SURFACING OF CERTAIN ALLEYSn� MARKED BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. , , _ .,._ REPORT AND EXHIBIT °B"� PERIOD THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS WERE MADE BY CITY MANAGER FR(SSELL COVERING BHR�X TO 8�C�56 FOR THE ASSESSOR AND ASSISTANT AND TO 3�C�57 FOR DEPUTIES. . CLIFFORD R. PETERSON � ASSESSOR ARLYN SALA � ASSISTANT ASSESSOR LORRAINE NAZE � DEPUTY ASSESSOR CLARA HOKANSON � 4 n MABEL FISH p n p - • AUTHORhZED EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT CITY MANAGER FRISSELL BE XiP1?J�IJORS& TO DRAW UP SPECIFICATION3 AND ADVERTISE FOR BiDS FOR A NEW GARBAGE TRUCK. CARR(ED�. MEETING ADJOURNEO. � � . ATTF�T�. � 4�, � AZ �� :. F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR � � -� CITY OF HOPKiNS HENNEPIN,COUN7Y, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NUN�BER hl�� A RESOLUTION ORDERING A HEARING ON PROPOSED'ASSESSMEN7S FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER AND WATER MAINS ON A PORTION OF INTERLACHEN AVENUE AND FOR BLACKTOP SURFACING CERTAIN ALLEYS. WHEREAS, by a resolution adopted by the council on January 17, 1956, the city clerk was directed to prepare proposed assessments of the costs of fihe foli��owing local improvements, to-wit: Sani.tary sewer on Interlachen Avenue befiween Preston Lane and Boyce Street, which cost and for wh�ich there is to be assessed the sum of �2,222.58; Water on Interlachen Avenue between Preston Lane and Boyce Street, which cosfi and for tivhich there is to be assessed the sum of �I,1�99.56; Blacktop surfacing fhe alleys in B°Jock One (I), West �ylinneapolis, avhich cosfi and for which there is to be assessed the sum•of �j16.59; Blacktop surfaci ng i-he a 1 leys i n fihat part of Block Three (3) , Wesfi , Minneapotis, lying South of First Street South, which cost and for which there is to be assessed the sum of �.1.85; Blacktop surfacing the alley in Block Eighty-eight (88), Vdest Nlinne- apoli�, Second Division, which cost and for which there is to be assessed the sum of '" 18.06, and WNEREAS, the clerk has notified the council that such proposed assess- ments have been completed and filed in his office for pubfic inspection, NOW, TH EREFORE, . BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF.THE CITY QF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA: i. A hearing shall be held on the bth day of l�arch, 1956, in fihe city ha(I at 7:30 otclock p.m. to pass upon such proposed assessments and ea ch of them and at such ti',me and place alI persons oivning property affected by such improvements wilt be given an oppori•unifiy to be heard ►vit� reference to such assessments. 2. The city clerk is hereby directed to cause a notice of the hearing on the proposed assessments, and each of them, tobe publ.ished once in the official newspaper a t I ea st t�vo weeks pr i or to tF�e hear i ng, a nd he sha I 1 stafie i n the ''::e: - not i ce fihe i-ota I costs of eac}i of the improvements. ADOPTED by fihe council of the city of Hopkins at a regutar meeting thereof held this 7th day of February, 1�561 F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, , Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitn�y, City Att�rney C CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEV'dER AND WATER MAINS ON A?ORTION OF (IJTERLACHEN AVENUE AND FOR BLACKTOP SURFACING CERTAIN ALLEI'�. NOTI�E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the counciP of the city of Hopkins wili meet at 7:30 otciock p.m. on Tuesday, March 6, 1956, at the council ch�mbers in the city ha11 to pass upon the proposed assessments for the following Ioca1 improvements, to-wit: Sanitary sewer on In��rlachen Avenue between Preston Lane and Boyce Street, which cost and for which there.is to be assessed the sum of �2,222•58; and that the area proposed to be assessed therefor is Lot Seventy-nine (79), Auditorts Subdivision No, 239, Hennepin Coa�nty,'Minnesota, and Lofs Twenty (20), Twenty-one (21) and Twenty-two (22), HutchinsonTs interlachen�Park; Wat�r on Interiachen Avenue between Preston Lane and Boyce Street, wh i ch cost and for wh i �h thet�e i s to be assessed the surn of � 1,�.99.5b, and that the area proposed to be assessed therefor is Lot Seventy-nine {79); Auditorts Subdivision No. 239, Hennepin County, Minn�sota, and Lots Twenty (20), T�venty-one (21) and Twenty-two (22), Hutchinsonts (nfierlachen Park; - Blacktop surTacing the alley.s in Blocl< One (I), West Minneapolis, which cost and for which there is to be assessed the sum`of �716.5g, and that the area proposed to be assessed therefor is each (ot abutfiing thereon; Blacktop surfacing the alleys in that part of Block Three (3), West Minneapolts, lying >outh of First Sfireet South, which cost and for which there is to be assessed the sum of �I.85, and that the area proposed to be assessed therefor is each lot abutting thereon; Blacktop surfacing`the al�ley in Block Eighty-eight (88), 4Vesfi Minna- apolis, Second Division, which cost and for which there is assessed th��sum of �18.06, and that the area proposed to be assessed therefor'is each lot abutting thereon. The proposed assessments, and each of them, are on file for public inspection a} my office.� Written or_ ora) object:ions will be considered at the hearing., Dated February 8, 1956, A. W. ELMQUIST, CITY CLERK FRANK N. WH I TNEY, C I TY ATI'ORNEY Published in the Hennepin County Review on February 16, 1956. ., .. . .� .. _ .. _ _ _ _.. ,. { . .�.. -.., . 3 �+ C( TY OF NOPK I R1S HEldNEP I N CQUIVTY., . NII NNESOTA RESOLlJTIOiV NUMBER 6i�6 A RESO LUT l0 PI RECE I V 11� REPORT AN� CA LL I f►1G FOR A HEAR I ivG ON THE.B�ACKTOP SURFACING OF.CERTAIN.ALLEYS. WHEREAS, pursuant to resolution of the cour�ci! adopted April 19, 1955, a report has been prepared by�P. S. Sidney-Smith, eity engiraeer of Hopkins,�with reference to the btacktop surfacing of that part of the alley in Block Seventy-nine (79), West Mtnmeapo�lis, Second�Division, lying northerly of'the right-of-wra y of the Mimneapolis and St. Louis Raiiway, and tMe East and West alleq in Block Eight (8), West l�inneapoiis, and this report r,�as received by the council� on Febrnary 7, 1956; NOW, THEREFORE, BE I T RESOLVED BY 7HE COUNG I'L OF THE' C ITY OF HOPK I NS, M�I NNESOTA s I. The council will consider the blacktop surfacing of said alleys in accordance with the report and tMe assessment of abutting�property.for alt or a portion of the cost of the�improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�29.011 to 1a29.11I, at�an estimated total cost of=the improvement of �821.00. 2. A public Mearing shall be held on such proposed lmprovement on the bth day of March, l956; in the council chambers of' the city'half at 7;30 otclock p.m. and the city manager shaCl gir�e publ�ished mot,ice of such hearing and .improveme�t as required by lava. ADOPTE� by the council of the city of Hop'kins at a regular meeting thereof he IcJ th i s 7th � da y of February, 1956. A. W. Elmquist, , Secretary of the Cuuncil`t Frank:N. Whitney, City Attorney F. M. ANADDEN, MAYOR ��, d�'�� . �� , ,�;,�n; � �"'.. ,�. 1 � GITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIh! COUIdTY, MINNESOTA NOTICE OF HEARING ON TNE BLACKTOP SURFACING OF CERTAIN ALLEYS. N0710E IS HEREBY GIVEN that the city council.of the city of Hopki�s wilt meet in the council chambers of the city hali at 7:30 otclock p.m. on March 6, 1956, to consider the blaektop surfacing of that part of the aliey in Block Seventy-nine (79), West Minne�polis, Second Division, Iying northerly of the-right-of-a�ray of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Rai Iway, and the E�st and West aitey im Block Eight (8), West Minneapolis, parsuant to M.S.A., Secs. L}29.0l1 to Ia29.111. The area proposed to'be assessed for such improvement is the property abutting on said afleys. The estimated cost of such improvement is �821.00. Such persons as desire to be heard•with reference to the proposed improvement will be heard at tliis meeting. SIDNEY S. FRISSELL, CITY MANAGER Published ira the Hennepira Countq Review on February 16 and 23, �956- �� , �'" , ,� � � � �� .� . . ... eF . __,_. . -u 'r_ . ... . , A REGULAR MEETI'NG OF.THE COUNC;IL OF THE"C1TY OF HOPKINS� M.INNE50TA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� FEBRUARY 21�'�956 AT 7l30 P.M. 1N THE CfTY HA�L. PRE3ENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� EMPANGER� NASH AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSE�L AND CITY ATTORNEY WHiTNEY. r EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SEGONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES PER SCHEDULE DATED FEBRUARY 2I� I956 IN THE AMOUNT oF $C6,208.69� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARR'IED. ' JOHN00N MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE FOLLOW,ING CLERKS AND JUDGES BE APPOINTED FOR THE PRESIOENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTI.ON TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY� MARCH 20� i956� AND THE HOURLY RATE OF PAY BE SET AT �I.25 PER IiOUR. CARRIED. DISTRICT-�[ NARLEY HOPK�NS �CHOOL _. ...� . ._ AflABEL'JOWNSON . GLADYS ESCHER SEL0.4A PAHL �: . IRENE MfiLLER BETTY CARLSON DISTRICT �2 LtBRARY ` EL'LZABETH LEMKE PETER H. JORGENSEN MARGARET C. OWENS ESTELLA OLSON MYRTLE VICKERMAN 0_tSTRIC7' �3 CITY �iI�LL LOLA M. YACKEL� ` LILLIAN ELMQUIST MARY BASTYR MARY MALLERY FLORA CAROLINE D:ISTRIC'T �4 JUNLQR H1GH SGHOOL AL�10E M. ANDERSON SORH1A NICOLAI ADELINE SEDESKY LOUISE LUSSIER FLORENCE SUNOQUIST DtSTRIC T#5 OAKRIDGE GOUNTRY CLUB KAY SULL'IVAN� � SALLY MCBRATNIE EDNA WILCOX LAURETTA POSELEY COUISE BOIES D[_STR:�C�' �6 ALeCE SMtTH SCHOC�L ESTHER TAUCHEN GLADYS JOHN3TON CHARLES W. HERZAN THERESA GOLDBORG T1NA J. SWENSON JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT PETITION SIGNED BY. SEVEN PROPERTY OWNERS FOR THE EX� TENSION OF JACKSON AVENUE NORTH FROM SECOND STREET THBOUGH THE CENTER OF BLOCK 2� STEVENrS OAKWOOD PARK� COVERING LOTS I� 2� 3� 4� 2F� 22� 23 AND 24� BE REFERRED TO.THE ZONING AND - PLANNFN6 COMM,ISSION FOR THEIR RECOMMENDATCON AND THE PETI'T.>I:ON FOR SEWER AND WATER MA1N EX� TENSION BE TABLED UNTIL THE ABOVE ROAD EXTENSION HAS BEEN SETTLED'. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONOED� THAT RESOLUTION MARKED EXHIBlT °A° APPBOVING TFiE GLASS.I.FI'�' CAtI'ON AND SALE OF CERTAIN TAX DELINQUENT LAND AS INDICATED ON L,1`ST 403�+C BE ADOPTED. GARR'IED4, JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SEGONDED� THAT THE CI`TY OF HOPKINS MAKE APPL.ICATI:ON FOR 601VVEYANCE OF TAX FORFEITED LAND SET UP AS PARCEL 372(3�I948 ON L'IST 403-�C� WN1CH IS LOT I2� BLOCK'��, GiBB;�S FfRST ADDFT.I;ON TO WE3T. MINNEAPOL'IS�. HENNEPtN COUNTY� MtNNESOTA� WH1CH W'FLL BE USED FOR STREET PURPOSES. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED.� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT COMMUNIGATION DATED 2/20 56 gY K MAXF�IELD OTTO PERN C 1 TY �NG I,NEER �M I TH TA•INING TO REPORT OF CONFERENCE BY CITY MANAGER FRlSSELL.�AND THE HENNEPIN COUNTY ENG'INEER� REGARDING RELOCJIIfiFON OF COUNTY ROAD NO. I'8� BE REFERRED TO THE ZONING ANO'PLANNI'NG COMM:IS� S'tON. CARR`IED�. , „:.. �,,;. ��,�,�; .. , ,�m.:: ._ . ;,,=, . P AG E � 2� REGULAR MEETs1NG -� FEBRUARY 2t �, i 956 JOHNSON MOVED.� TESAREK SECONDED�. THAT'A HIGHWAY EA'SEMENT•.BE GRANTED TO HENNEPIN COUNTY FOR RELOCATION OF COUNTY ROAD NO. 6i IN AGCORDANCE W:ITH PROPOSEO ROUTE ON PROJECT N0. 52i4� AND AUTHORIZE.THE MAYOR AND CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE SAME PROVFDED THAT THE G1TY RECEIVE ASSURANCE FROM HENNEP'IN COUNTY THAT TI?LE T,0'tHE"OLO R'IGHT"OF�WAY BE TRANSFERRED. TO THE GITY OF HOPKINS AT TIME OF ABANDONMENT• CARR:IED�. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE MAYOR AND CIT.Y MANAGER BE AUTHOR�IZED TO EXECUTE, TO THE COUNTY OF HENNEPIN� DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS�, A BORROW R'bT PERM�I:T ON TWE SO CALLED �� KOOPMAN PROPERTY TO BE USED IN CONNECTION WITH COUNTY WIGHWAY PROJECT NO�, 52T4� RE� - �,. LOCJKT I ON OF COUNTY ROAD N0. 6� �. CARR I ED. EMPANGER MOVED THAT THE CI.TY ATTORNEY BE INSTRUGTED TO DRAW AN AMENDMENT TO THE TAXI ORDINANCE REQU.IRIN� TAXI METERS IN ALL TAX:1 CABS� AS THERE.WAS NO SECOND TO MOTION� SAME INAS CONSfDERED LOST.. MEETING ADJOURNED. ATTEST: ,' .�e�„��.�� . . . ,. F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR \ , ,, _ W7iijGiv'riri�.l.:' .iiiii.�iiirii.�W�iY�i�i.r�aifi�., . . , A�. W, EI.MQU 1 ST�, ” SEC TARY TO THE COUNC'1L COUNC I LMEN t /�r� /� � a�''� f l l // . � � �, -. :.. .. il,. ,. . .,,i'►.. . ...t.,�. �'' : , _._..__.,_......__... _..... ._............. ORIGINAL ' � , r� � , � �` � �� Councilman. Tesarek offer�d �he follova�zzg tesolu$ion, liad �►�S��d ite � r �, �op$ioa: ' city� r city ��3, �e � Cauncii of the � o!' HOPKINS H�r�raepisa County, Misanesat�, has recei�ed from the Oounty Auditnr o� Hennepin C�utiLy� l��nne�ota� a list of landa in said ci'�i�e which becam� ti�e proper�y of �he State of Niiarae�ota urider the provisions a� laar declaring the forY�it- ure of lsnds to the' St�,ie for non-payment of t�,x,xes, which said liet ha,e been de�ignatesd as Claeeification Liet ��, �ry 7,4 � �,9�_P �d Wi�%EAS, eaeia parcel of laad described in aaid li�t ha0 h�ae�ofore been claseifi�d bg the Bo�rci of Count,y Commiesionera of Hennepia Countym Minneeota a� no�-coaaerv�,tion land aad the sale thereof h�,s hexetofore beea r�t�ior�zed by sm,id Boaz°d of County Commissio�ers; City NQW, THEREFOR�, be �.t resolved by Baid �e Cauncil� acting pus- Bvaat eo Minaaeaota Statutee for 19�+9, Sectian 28290I, Subd. I, tha.t the said claasific�tion by said $oaY°d of Couaty Co�iesion�ra of each parcel of lead descs°ibed ia eaid list as non-consernation l�ud be aaa the �ame is h�reby approvsd a►nd t3��,t the �ale of eacP� euch parcel of land �e �.nd the eame i� la�reby approved. The queetion was on the adoption of the r�solution amd t2�e �°oll being callod, th�re were 5 YEAS and 0 NAYS� ae fallowB: Mayor Madden Councilman Tesarek " Johnson Re�olution adopLed. �TTk;STo � City � Cl k CITY �� 0�' ; __ _ Hopkins r . . ��•� �n,.•R• " Nash __ _�--�A� � � ' " yor °f �� Cauucil Y CITY � ��' � ____�Qpkins kj , I rYo, aaee Ii . � -, � CLASSIFICATIOBT:NON—CONSERVATION �'I,IST 403—C" . .� LYND PRH88—�MINN6APOL18� Sa. or Twp. or Appraieed Value Lot I Block �° I Dollare SUBDIVISION CITY OF HOPgIDTS � � � Parcel No, 37212 — �948 Commencing at a point 310 3�10 ft DTe parallel vrith E. line of SE 1�4 from a.point in the DT. line of R.R. right of way distauE 660 ft W. from E. line of Section, thence W. at right angles 366 8/10 ft, thence N. parallel with E, line of Section distant 145 ft, thence W. 6 8�10 ft, thence S. 14�5 ft, , thence E. 6 8�10 ft to beginning. / � �' l� 1 [. :.�C.�.a..'�P" '°'b p 'Lr a!� �.1.� � � ��..L � � ��.� �,�:,,�...�,� Gibbs First Addition to West Minneapolis --Hennepin Count�, Minnesota . Parcel No. 37213 — 1948 ; _ � N � � . �� f+-� �Zvr� i��, ��, M West Minneapolis Second Divieion P�rcel Ido. 3721w — 1948 North 5 ft. , '�� F� � �`y �G°1�4�, � ,��.�.�.:,�� ,�a�' a.. � 3 �<��-f L "I �'� � � yo ��a %►�° �`�� `� � � � � � �:,r �"� `i��.�� . �' w+.ram,'zc.rmlXe:�'d".i.vP�; ..i&:an.KA:J:iti ..+r�.....s":�ttib.9'..ti�swa�r.�c+ af�_:�..1.�n.-, i .�, � � ' x �:�-�� a � �' �� " - - ..�;.�,��" �'�,. {, ��i�� a^�'�'�' �`� '� � . � �°� ��:��;�,,, ��,� �� I 12 3 I 117 I 67 I 22 � � , , �,� �� 0 �� M II ELMER H. LARSON �1 � LAND COMMIBHIONER �� v� February 15, 1956 Mr. Sydney S. Friesell Ci�Cy Manager of City of Hopkins 723 Excelaior Avenue Hopkina, Minnesota Dear Sir: ��x��t�� SE iSOTA Section 282.01 of Minnesota Statntes for 1949, provides that after the County Board has classified tax f orfeited land, the city council of the cit� in which the property is located, must approve its classification and the sale thereof. I am herewith enclosing two copies of a list of tax forfeit�ed land located in the C3ty of Hopkina, which for identification purposes has been designated as List ��403--C°, February 14, 1956. The land described in this list ha.s been clasaified by the County Boaxd of Hennepin County as non-con-, servation land and the sale thereof has been authorized by said board. I am also enclosing three copiea of a proposed resolution approv- ing this classification and the sale of said land, Will you please have yonr city council act on this resolution at their next meeting, and as soon as it ha.s been acted upon, return to me one co of the list to�ether with two certified copies of the resolution. The resolution without the clerkos certificate thereto attached, �hich is marked "Original° shauld be retained by you for yonr records. In order that we can complete preparations for the sale of tax forfeited land scheduled for this spring, it is necessary the,t this clasai- fication liat be retnrned to this off ice not later thaa April lst, whether it has been approved or rejectedv Will you kindly nse your best efforts to have your city council act on this resolution as soon as possible. Your s ger� truly, � � �4. �.,,.,�,�J ��a H. �axso�t La.nd Commiasioaer F�iL: lm A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� MARCH 6� t956 AT 7t30 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERG MAYOR MADDEN� COUNClLMEN TESAREK AND EMPANGER� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY PERBIX. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDEO� THAT EXPENDITURES PER SCHEDULE DATED MARCH 6� f956 IN THE AMOUNT OF ��6'783.38 BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT TNE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSIONtS REC� OMMENDATION DATED 3/5/56 PERTAINING TO THE LAYING OUT OF ROADS EXTENDING JACKSON AND HARRISON AVENUES NORTH OF SECOND STREET NORTH� AND A 50 FOOT STREET FROM MONK AVENUE UJESTERLY TO THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD RIGHT�OF�WAY� SAID STREET TO BE SOUTH OF THE QUARTER SECTION LINE AT THE NORTHERLY END OF STEVENtS OAKWOOD PARK BE ACCEPTED. CARRIED. TES�REK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE NORTHERN STATES POLNER COMPANYtS REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO PLACE FOUR �4� POLES ON HARRISON AVENUE NORTH BET{�9EEN ST. LOUiS STREET AND SECOND STREET NORTH� BE GRANTED. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE SECRETARY OF THE COUNClL BE INSTRUCTED TO NOTIFY THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AS TO THE ACTION TAKEN ON THE1R REQUEST DATED 2/6/56, FOR THE INSTALLATION OF RADIO EQUIPMENT IN TRUCK NO. 5. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO. 647� °A RE80LUTfON ORDERING THE BLACKTQP SURFAC�NG QF CERTA�N ALLEYSn� MARKED EXHIBIT ��A°� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUT[ON NJ. 643� "A RESQLUTtON ADQPT[NG ASSESSMENTS FQR THE iNSTALLATiQN aF SAN�TARY SEWER AND WATER MAINS ON A PQRTIaN OF iNTERLACHEN AVENUE AND FQR BLqCKTQP SURFACtNG CERTq�N ALLEYSQ� MARKED EXHIBIT "B"� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE DEEDS AS PRESENTED BY P• HENRY AND META S. ANDERES AND ARTHUR T. AND 1RENE P. MlLLER OEEDING TO THE CITY THE EASTERLY AND WESTERLY 25 FEET OF LOTS �� 2� 23 AND 24� IN BLOCK 2� STEVENtS OAKWOOD PARK FOR ROAD PURPOSES� BE ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO CITY ATTORNEY=S APPROVAL OF DEEDS AND SUBJECT TO ROAD BEING PUT IN GRADE AT THEIR EXPENSE• CARRIED. , TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO. 648� ttA RESOLUT�ON ORDER�NG PREPARATION OF p REPQRT ON THE PROPQSED iNSTALLATrQN OF SEWER AND�WATER QN A PR�PQSEO NORTHERLY E'xTENSION QF JACKS�N pVENUE", MARKED EXHIBIT �C° BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED�TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE PROPOSED PLAI� OF DRiLLANE WEST AS PRESENTED BY DR. DRILL BE APPROVEO� SUBJECT TO THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSIONtS APPROVAL� STORM WATER DRAINAGE AND STREETS BEING PUT TO GRAOE. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED 3/I/56 BY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS PERTAINING TO THE SALE OF MUNICIPAL REVENUE BOfVDS� BE PLACED ON FILE, CARRIED. ME�TING AQDURNED. � A. W. ELMQUIST� SEC TARY OF THE COUNCIL ATTESTs � � �� F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR �.�-.: � .,, . _ , , . .� _ �, _ .. 1 C I TY OF HOPK I:NS HENNEP ( N CO�ITY,. Ntl NNESOTA RESOLUTION NUMBER 6I1.7 A RESOLUTION ORDERING TME BLACKTOP SURFACI{� OF CERTAIN ALLEYS. VUh�EREAS, a resolc�tion of the city counci.l adopted the 7th day of February, t956, fixed a clate for a hearing on the blacktop surfacing of that parfi of the alley in Block Sevemtq-ni�e (?9), West Mir�neapolis, Second Division, Iqing nortkaerlq of the rigMt-of-way of the Minneapo[is and St. Louis Railway, and the East ancJ West a.11ey in Block Eight (8), West Minneapolis, and WHEREAS, ail property owners whose property is liable to be assessed for the making af this improvement were given ten dayst published notice of the council hearing through two weekty publications of the required notice and the hearing was held and property owners heard thereon on the 6th day of March, �g56, f�tOW, THEREFORE, BE I T RESO LVED BY THE COUNC 1 L OF THE G I TY OF HOPK I i�1S, MI NNESOT�1: I. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the council resolution adopted February 7, 1956. 2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, citq engineer of Hopkins, is hereby designated as the engineer for this improvement. The Plans and specifications for blacktop s�rfacing vnork to be done in the city of Hopkins during the year 1956 are hereby accepted and approved as the plans end specifications for this project. Th� bid �a to be accepted by the counctl of the, city of Hopkins for the furnishing of materials for such improvements to be done in the city of Hopkins in the year �956 is hereby accepted and apProved as the bid for thi� project. ADOPTED by the councif of the city of Hopkins at a reg�lar meetir�g thereof held this 6th day of March, t.956. A. W. E[mquist, Secretary of the Coe�nci 1 Franbc N. Whitney, City Attorney F. !N. MADDEN, MAYOR . � �„�,:t�^ �" �> � �� ' �� CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA • RESOLUTION NUMBER 6� A RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF�SANITARY SEWER AND WATER MAINS ON A PORTION OF (NTERLACHEN AVENUE AND FOR BLACKTOP SURFACING.CERTAIN A LLEYS. WFIEREAS, pursuant to pruper. notice duly. given as required by law, the councii has met and heard and passed upon all objections to the proposed assessments for the following local improvements, to-wit: Sanitary sewer on Interlachen Avenue between Preston Lane and Boyce Street; Water on Interlachen Avenue between Preston Lane and Boyce Street; Btacktop surfacing the a l leys in Block One ( I) , West PAi nneapol i s; 6lacktop surfacing the aLleys in that part of Block Three.(3), West Minne- apolis, lying South of Firsi- Streefi South; Blacktop surfacing the alley in Block Eighfiy-eight (88), VJest Minneapolis, Second Division; NOW, THEREFORE, BE I T RESO LVED BY THE COUNG I L OF TNE C I lY OF HOPK I NS, MI M�lESOTA : , I. Such proposed assessments, and each of them, copies of which are hereto attached and made a part hereof, are hereby accepted and shall constitute the special assessments against the lands named fiherein, and each tra ct of I�and therein included is hereby found to be benefitted by the proposed improvements in the amount of the assessment levied against it. 2. Such assessments for the installation of sanitary sewer and water mains shall be payable in equal annual insfiallments extending over a period of ten years, the first of the instal(ments to be payable on or before fihe first Monday in January, �957• Such assessments for the insfiallation of blacktop surfacing in certain alleys shall be payable in equal annual instatlments extending over a period of three years, the.first of the installments to be payable on or before the first Monday in January, (957. Any deferred installments shalt bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from the dafie'of the adoption of this assessment resotufiion. To the first in- stallmenfi shail be added.interesfi on the entire assessment from the date of this resoiution until December 31, 195b. To each subsequenfi` installment when due shall be added interest for one year on afl unpaid insfiallments. 3. The owner of any property so assessed may, at any time prior to certifi- cation of the assessment to the.Counfiy Auditor as herein provided,.pay the whole of the assessment against any parce-1 with interest accrued to the date of payment to the City Treasurer and he may, at any time thereafter, pay to the County Treasurer the entire amount of the assessment remaining unpaid with infierest accrued to December 31 of fihe year in which such payment is made. �. The clerk shail forthwith transmit a certified dupiicate of this assessment to the County Auditor to be exfiended on fihe proper tax lists of the county, and such assessments shall be co:��ected and paid over in the same manner a s other mun I:� i pa I fiaxes. ADOPTED by the councit of the city of Nopkins afi a regular meeting thereof h91d this 6th day of March, t956. F. 1J�. N�ADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney �-,<-,�...� _ .. . . - C17Y OF NOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NUMBER 6i�.8 A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REPORT ON TNE PROPOSED INSTALLATION OF SEWER AND WATER ON A PROPOSED NORTFiERLY EXTENSION OF JACKSON AVENUE. WHEREAS, it is proposed to improve a proposed northeriy extension of Jackson Avenue from Second Street North to the norfiherly lines of Lots � Four (1�) and Twenty-one (21), Block Two (2), Stevens Oakwood Park, by the � installation of sanitary sewer and vuater mains therein, and to assess the abutting property for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1a29.011 to )a29.111, NOW, THEREFORE, '� BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL �R THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA: ` That the proposed improvement be referred to..P. S. Sidney-Smith, . city engineer, for study and that he is instructed to report to t he council with all convenient speed advising the council in a preliminar.y way as to whether the proposed improvement is feasible and as to whether it should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other improvement and.the estimated"cost of the improvement as recommended. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 6th da y of March, 1956. A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Fra nk N. Vdh i tne y, City Attorney F. M. MADDEN MAYOR � .. .,. .,.. ,..__ ... . �,._, _. _.. .. _..... . ., ..� . . , .. ., _, �.. ,,. - . � ... .. A SPECI�AL.MEET.FNG OF THE COUNCfL OF. THE GITY OF HOPK'fNS�.MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� MARCH (3,�. C956 AT 7230 P.M. IN THE C,f7.Y HAtL. PRESENT WERE MAY,OR MADDEN� COUNC,lLMEN EMPANGER� TESAREK AND JOHNSON� ALSO C!'TY MANAGER FR 1 SSEL,L. EMPANGER MO�ED� JO.HNSON SECONDED� THAT THE ZONING AND PLANN,(NG CO�MiSSION�tS RE� COMMENDAT!'ON oATED 3/5/56� APPROVING THE PROPOSED PLANS FOR RELOCAT'I'ON OF COUNTY ROADS NO. IS AND_NO. 3�,BE 7ABLED. CH�RIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED.� THAT THE ROUTE FOR THE PROPOSED RELOCATJON OF COUNTY ROADS N0, i8 AND N0. 3� AS RECO6JIMENDED BY THE COUNTY ENGINEER AND THE ZONFNG AND PLANNING COMMlSSlON OF HOPKINS� AS PER MAP MARKED EXHtBI'T °A° OF THE ZONING AND , PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTE� oF'2/22/56 BE ACCEPTED� SUBJECT TO FURTHER APPROVAL OF SPECIF.IC PLANS AND COSTS. CARRIED, MEETI.NG AOJOURNED. ATTEST; _ :... .� `� ; ./ %��L�?�� . . �- �._._.. F. M. MADDEN? MAYOR _.._ ,.�... . __. A. W. ELMQUIST� SE ETARY TO THE COUNCIL A REGULAR MEETING OF�THE COUNCIIL: OF'THE CITY OF MOPK'INS.� MINNESOTA=, WAS HELD ON TUESDAY�. MARCH 2O.� (956 AT 7=30 P.M. IN THE C1TY`HALL. .,r PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCtLMEN JOHNSON.� TESAREK AND EMPANGER� ALSB CI`TY MANAGER FRI"SSELL. AND ASSISTANT C.ITY ATT.ORNEY PERB:IX. ,. EMPANGER MOVED� J.OHNSON SECONDED� THAT EXRENDITURES PER SCHEDULE DATED PAARCH 2O.� [956 IN THE AMOUNT OF ��8,�697'.85 BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. ., ,. _ . . .1.��L.�T�iQw.c�tr.r�'°-'� . .. . .. ,.. .. . . , A. W.. ELMQUIST� SEC ETARY TO THE COUNCIL �n�ini�ti nn�ni• ATTEST! ..--� y�--� � _./ � / . - .�j,��L �—G'rt-L��_ . F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR �� ' , . . _ . A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNC,IL OF�THE C-1TY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� NlAS HELD ON TUESDAY�, APRIL 3� .l956 AT 7:30 P,.M,:IN THE C1TY HALG`, PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADOEN� COUNCILMEN TE�SAREK� EA7PANGER� NASH AND F10HNSON� A�SO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND CITY ATTORNEY NIHITNEY. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT EXPENDiTURES P.ER SGHEDULE DATED APRIL 3� i956 IN THE AMOUNT oF �23�664,66� BE AGCEPTED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED. NASW MOVED,� TESAREK SECONDEO� THAT BfNGO PERMIT REQUEST DATED 3/20/56 FOR sUNDAY 4/S/56' AT ST. JOSEPH?S SCHOOL BY MEN'iS GROUP OF ST. JOSEPH'rS�CHURCH� BE GRANTED�, GARR`IED�. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONOED� THAGT A�I'00,00 GONTRiBUT1ON BE MADE TO THE HEfVNEPI'N COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOC1ETY TOWARD THE C956 COUNTY FAIRy AS PER THE�IR'REQUEST DATED 2/26/56; CARRIED, . JOHNSON MOVED,� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE QUIT'.CLAIM DEED TO THE� EASTERLY 25 FEET OF THE NORTH ONE-�HAI.F OF LOT 2�� BLOGK 2� STEVEN��S OAKWOOD PARK� AS PRESENTED BY P. HENRY AND META S. ANDERES FOR ROAD.PURPOSES,� BE BEFERRED TO''THE C1TY ENG�1`NEER FOR CHECKING AND REPORT. CARRfiED. ' TE-SAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE FINAL DRILLANE,WEST PLAT AS PRESENTED BY W. HARLAN PERBIX BE APPROVED� SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF PLAT BY THE ZONING AND PLANN:ING COMMISSION� STORM WATER DRA�.INAGE AND STREETS $E1NG PUT TO GRADE AND THE MAYOR AND C�TY. CLERK BE AUTHOR 1 ZED TO EXECUTE SAME�. CARR I E•D�, NASH MOVED,� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT UPON RECOMMENDATI;ON OF THE CITY MANAGER THERE WILL HEREBY BE CRE°ATED W1TH'FN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT�. THREE SERGEANTS POS'ITfONS TO BE FILLED UNDER THE PROVfSIONS OF THE RULES OF THE POLICE C'IViIL'SERVIGE COMM-ISS;I.ON FROM THE PRE� SENT DEPARTMENTAL LIMITS'. CARRIED. - MEETING ADJOURNED. _.....�� 5 �. �. ,. _ .. , .. . . � ;.. . ... . .,.. SIDNEY S. R.ISBE�L�.SECRETARY FRO TEM ATTESTt !-� , �, 7/ ./��' v' . .. . . . �� F. M. MADDEN� MAYBR CITY OF HOPAINS HENNEPII� COII1dTY, MINNESOTA �NOTICE OF SALE OF IMP00'NDED BICYCLES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following bic�cles have been impounded by the City of Hopkins for more than sixty (60) days prior to the date vf this notice and that pursuant to the provision of Section 8 of Ordin�nce Number 3�} of the city, said bicycles will be sold in iront of the grandstand at the Hennepin County Fair Grounds in the city oP Hopkins on the 12th day of May, �956, at ten o+clock A. 1�. The bicycles so to be sold are described as follows: 1 Er�lish-Reliance, Maroon, Boys. 1 English-Abbey, Sports Model, Blue, Boys. 1 Hiawatha, 26 inch, Red, Boys, Serial PTo. 5?6�9 � 1�onark, Boys, 26 inch, Purple and V�hite, Serial No. A011+61}5• 1 Ro11�Fast, Bogs, 26 inch, Maroon and White H�rial No. E8969. 1(No 'Name) Boys 2fi inch, Blue. 1 English-Norman, Boys, Bronze and White. 1 Spitfire, Girls, Blue and Cream, Serial No. G513418. 1 Our Ov�►n Hardware E-Z Speed, Boys 26 inch, Black and VPhite. Dated at Hopkins, Minnesota, this 20th da�r of April, 1956. A. W. Elmquist, Cit� Clerk Frank N. Whitney,�City Attorney. Published in the Hennepin County Revietie April 26, 1956. �L� O� �O�i�U2.�. HENNEPIN COUNTY HOPKINS, MINNESOTA THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA IS INVITING B1DS ON ONE SANITATION TRUCK WtTH LOAD PACKER BODY. SPEC[FICATIONS ARE AVA.iLABLE AT THE OFFI.CE OF THE CITY MANAGER. SEALED B�DS WLLL BE RECEIVED UP TO (0=00 A.M.� MONDAY� nnAY 2�� 1956, THE R1GHT 1S RESERVED TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY OR AL� B I DS . CITY OF HOPKINS ;�5, ��`� SIDNEY S. FRlSSEL[. CITY MANA6ER TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE HENNEPIN COUNTY•F�EVIEW MAY I0� I956 �OFF�°IC1�AL PUBL�ICATION� G I TY OF HOP K I NS HENNEP'IN COUNTY� M:INNESOTA NOTICE FOR B'1DS FOR CONSTRUCT[ON AND REPA'lR OF SIUEWALKS� CURBS,� .qND CURB AND GUTTERS. BIDS W1L'L BE RECE�IVED BY THE CtTY MANAGER AT THE C;tTY HALL HOPKl1;NS� M'INNESOTA t1NTIL JUNE I� �[956� AT "I0200 A,M.� AND THEW AND THERE OPENED AND PUBL�^�CLY READ� AND AS SOON AS POSSt1BLE THEREAFTER AWARO OF A CONTRACT_:WtLLL BE MADE BY THE C7T-Y FOR THE ABOVE C!I�STED CONSTRUGT{TON WORK, SPEC'1F{ICAT'I:ONS AND FURTHER DETA`ILS ARE AVA':1'LABLE AT THE OFF�ICE OF THE C'1'TY ENG+INEER. THE SUCCESSFUL Ba1:DDER MUST @NTER :�1':NTO A CONTRACT WITH .THE C'1`TY ?IN SUCH FORM AS W�1LL BE APPROVED B�' �THE C:I:TY ATTORNEYy WH�1CH CONTRACT W';]'LL 'l.NCLUDE PROV±IS9'ON THAT THE CONTRACTOR MUST COMMENCE THE CONSTRUCT,'fON AND REPAIR OF THE S70EWALKS� CURBS� OR Cl1RB AND GUTTERS W1'THtI'N F�1'FTEEN DAYS AFTER BEr1NG NOT+1flED BY THE C1'TY MANAGER TO PROCEED W'I'TH ANY DES"I'GNATED WORK, THE SUCCESSFUL B'1DDER MUST ALSO FURN^lSH A GONTRACTOR�S BOND 1N THE SUM OF $5�.000.00, THE R]GHT 'LS RESERVED TO ACCEPT OR REJEGT ANY OR ALL B�1DS. C-1 TY OF HOPK1 NS �� S, �� S��DNE7E�6t1�BAt9$SELL • " CITY MANAGER TO BE PUBL.DSHED �1N THE HENNEP'1'N COUNTY REVl.EW nnAY 10, �1956 ........ . __,.... ..._..,.. ...,., ., ., TO BE PUBL'JSHED lN CONSTRUCT.1`ON BULLETiN WOAY IO� 1956 �OFF`IC>> AL 'PUBL 1CATRON� C I TY OF HOP Ks1 NS HENNEP•I:N COUNTY� M I NNESOTA NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR ROAD MtX� ROAD TAR� ROAD OIlS AND ROAD ASPHALT B'lDS W-JUL BE RECEiVED BY THE C�TY MANAGER AT THE C=ITY HALL�. HOPK�IINS� M'INNESOTA�UNT9L JUNE 'I�� [ 956� AT 'I}OS00 A.M. AND THEN AND THERE OPENED AND PUBL�:.iCLY READ� AND AS SOON AS POSSrBLE THEREAFTER AWARD OF A CONTRACT W'I'LL BE MADE BY THE C!1'.TY FOR THE FURN9SH'!'NG OF THE ABOVE MATERIALS. BJDDERS ON ROAD M��X TO SUBM.IT SPEC+JF'IGAT1`ONS AND BR=ICES FOR MATER7'AL E�'ITHER AT THE PLANT OR DEL.fVERED TN TRUCK LOADS ON THE STREETS OF HOPK�ZNS AS REQU�,LRED. B�l'DDERS ON ROAD `TAR� ROAD OILS AND ASPHALT TO SUBM`.1T SPEC:tF�1CATIONS AND PRICES FOR MATER]ALS TO BE OEL'1'VEREO <IN TANK TRUCK LOTSs D-l'STRI:BUTED ON THE STREETS OF HOPK'INS JN QUANTI'TY AND AT LOCATrIONS AS REQUk1RE0, THE R1�GHT I'!'S RESERVED TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS. CtTY OF HOPKINS :�( _ " � �i� i.i�d�.7 S:IDN� FRISSELL C1'TY MANAGER TO BE Pl1BL9SHED �:'d'N THE HENNEPCN COUNTY REV�lEW MAY '�10� :1956 TO BE PUBL'fSHED �iN THE CONSTRUCT:ION BULLE.T:�IN WOAY �IO� '1'956 v A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� APRIL 17� e956 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY ATTORNEY WH ! TPJEY• EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION MARKED EXHIBIT °A° RENEINING ANNUAL '� CO(dTRACT FOR THE ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISa061 OF RELIEF FOR THE CI.TY OF HOPKINS� BE ACCEPTED AND ADOPTED. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT REQUEST BY THE LIONS CLUB FOR AP1 ON SALE NON INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR LICENSE FOR ONE oAY,"5/6/56, BE GRANTED. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES DATED 4/�7/56 IN THE AMOUNT OF �23�840.27� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIEO. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT A CHECK BE ISSUED IN THE AMOUNT OF �2I8.49� PAYABLE TO THE HENNEPIN COUNTY 'iREASURER FOR PAYMENT OF TAXES ON SHADY OAK BEACH PROPERTYi AS LISTED ON VOUCHER #707� AND THE CLEFFK BE AUTHORIZED TO APPLY FOR ABATEMENT ON LOTS I� f0 INC.� BLOCK �� I— 7(NC.� BLOCK 2� LOTS I� 2� 4� 5� 6 AND 7� BLOCK 3� AND PARCEL #?8E0� ALL IN SHADY OAK ADDITION. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. C ��+--� A. W. ELMQUIST� SE ETARY TO THE COUNCIL ATTESTs �/ D' �` / �y� � ,P.�.°�:�c-�I- r F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR .> -.. . ._ . . ,. M R E S 0 L U T I 0 N �� offered the following Resolutiorn: ' . EIlS e governing bod�r of of has he tofore entered into a written on ra dated ' between said municipality and the Su ur an Henne ' ounty Re1i f B ard of the County of Hennepin for the admini- s r ion and supervision of poor relief in said municipality, and ti�THERE:;S it is the desire of both the said municipality and said:__ _ �ubiirban Herin.epin County Relief Board to continue the terms of said contra.ct in ��.�_ll force and effect until such time as the same may be canceled by either �..arty thereto as in said contract provided, N i� FORE IT IS I�REBY RESOLVED, . all the terms, conditions �,r:d o s' ns of that certa,in contract he to e t ed into between said of and ��-e uburba Hennepin County Relief Board, y�a d he same hereby are con- -t:;�nued in full force and effect and are bind'�n upon both parties thereto the s�,.:ne as though said contract� was at this da e signed and ma,de anew, and said co�itrac� shall remain in fu11 force and eff ct until such time as the same m��y be hereafter canceled by either party under the terms and conditions as provided in said contract. BE IT HEREBY FURTHER RESO LUED that a copy of this Resolution shall be signed and executed and filed with the Suburba� Hennepin County Relief Board. The question was on the adoption of the resolution and the roll being called there were $ yeas and nQ nays, as follows: Jo2msoa �e8den ' , t,nd so the resolution was adopted. I certify tha,t the above is a true �,nd correct copy of a resolution passed by the Cotsn011 of tne City of �$inB _____ ___Minnesota at its regular meeting held on the day of_ Apl11 , 1956• G�tlemen: Suburbaa Henaepin Cou,nty. Relief `Boa�d � ,13 Tenth Ave. South Hopkins; /Vlinnesoto ,�pril lOth, 1956 The enclosed resolution is for the purpose of continuing your _- ' contract with this age,ncy for another yea,r. Please sign both copies aud return one to this office Eor ov.r files. : I-f there are ar�y questions you ma� caz� west g—g�73. , very traly yovrs, MC% ed rs. Mabe Cau�ir Director of Reli e Suburban Henaepin Relief Board A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE C1TY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� MAY I� 1956 AT 7i30 P.M. IN THE CiTY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCtLMEN EMPANGER� JOHNSON� NASH AND TESAREK� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSEL� AND CITY ATTORNEY WHtTNEY. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT EXPEmDITURES DATED 5��56� IN THE AMOUNT OF �2��706.38� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT• C�RRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT REQUEST BY THE NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY TO PLACE ONE POLE IN AILEY WEST OF SHADY OAK ROAD AND NORTH OF BRADFORD ROAD BE GRANTED� � SUBJECT TO ClTY ENGINEERZS APPROVAL• CARRIED. ` NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0. 649� "A RESOLUT�ON ESTABL�SHtNG ELECTfON D[STRICTS qND POLLiNG PLACES�THEREFOR �N TNE CITY OF HOPKENS ANO REPEALING RESQLUTIQN NUPABER 303"� MARKED EXHIBIT �A�� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE READING OF ORDINANCE N0. �30� °pN OROINANCE RELAT[NG T� THE VACATION ('�F CERTA�N ALLEYS, AVENUES qND STREETS; AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. I26�°BE ACCEPTED AS THE FIRST READING THEREOF. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT IN T HE FUTURE HOMEDA�E AVENUE IN INTERLACHEN PARK IS TO BE KNOWN AS HOMEDALE ROAD� AND ROAD SIGNS TO BE CHANGED ACCORDINGLY. CARRIED. NASH MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO. 650� "p RE�OLUTrON RECEIVING A REPORT QN THE PRfIP€ASEO [NSTALCAT�ON OF SEWER AND WATER�Mp�NS ON A PROPOSED NORTHERLY EXTENS(ON OF JAC KSQN AVENUE°� MARKED EXHIBIT °B°� BE ADOPTEO. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVEO� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE TWO CLAIMS� AS PRESENTED FOR DAMAGE BY TREE SPRAYING� BE REFERRED TO THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR CHECKING. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECOPIDED� THAT THE READING OF ORDINANCE N0.•�3�� °AN ORD�NANCE RELpT[NG T� AND ESTABLISH�NG A CQMPREHENSiVE ZCINING PLqN F�R THE C1TY,OF HaPK[NS� HENNEPIN C OUNTY� MINNESQTA� AND REPEALfNG �RDIN�NCE N0.�8 ANO ALL ORDtNANCES AMENDATORY THEREQF AND SUPPLEMENTAL THERET�A, BE ACCEPTED AS THE FIRST READING THEREOF`. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. ATTEST: � //�r% di G-��[C�-� F. M. NIADDEN� MAYOR _ �• /�� L ��+vv L�L�'�a� A. W. ELMQUIST� SECR ARY TO THE COUNCIL , CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNIY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NUMBER 649 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ELECT(ON DIS�TRICTS AND POLLING PLACES TNEREFOR IN THE CITY OF HOPKINS AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NUMBER 303. WHEREAS, it is necessary, expedient and required that the city of � Hopkins be divided into seven election d;i�stricts for all elections to be held in the city after the effective date of this resolution and that a polling pla ce be designated in ea ch district; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNClL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MFNNESOTA; that the city be divided into seven election districts as hereinaffi��ri- set forth, and that the polling place in eachsuch district be as follows, to-�vit: DISTRICT NUMBER I BOUNDARIES: AIl that part of the city of Hopkins lying easterly of the following line: beginning at.the intersection of the center line of Monk Avenue with the northerly boundary line of the city; thence running southerly along the center (ine of Monk Avenue to its intersection with the center line with that portion of Lake Street which forms the northerly boundary of (ot 92 and the southerly boundary of lot 93, Auditorts Subdivision Number 239; thence southwesterly along the center line of such portion of Lake Street to its intersection with the center line of Tyter Avenue; thence southerly along the center line of Tyler Avenue to the southerly boundary line of the city. POLLING PLACE: The Massey-Harris Company building is hereby designated as the polling place therein. DISTRICT NUMBER 2 BOUNDARIES: A11 that part of the city of Hopkins lying westerly of District Number I, southerly of State Trunk Highway Number 7 and easterly of the following line: beginnina at the intersection.of the center line of State Trunk Highway Number 7 with the cenfier line of the right-of-way of the Great Northern Railwe y Company; thence running in a southwesterly direction along the center line of the Great Northern Railway Company to its intersection with the center line of �econd Street North; thence running westerly along the center line of Second Street North to its intersection with the center line of Washington Avenue; thence southerly along the center line of Washington Avenue a , to the southerly boundary of the city. � POLLING PLACE: The Harley Hopkins school building is hereby designated as the polling place theretn. D(STRICT NUhhBER 3 BOUNDARIES: A11 that part of the city of Hopkins lying southerly of the center line of Excelsior Avenue and westerly of the center line of Washington Avenue. POLLING PLACE: The Hopkins Public Library is hereby designated as the polling place therein. BOUNDARIES: AIl that part of the city of Hopkins lying northerly of the center line of Excelsior.Avenue, westerly of the center line of Thirteenth Avenue and southerly of the center Iine of State Trunk Highway Number 7. POLLING PLACE: The office of the Minneapol.is-Moline Company Northern Division is hereby designated �s the polling place therein. DISTRICT NUMBER 5 BOUNDARIES: AII that part of the city of Hopkins lying norther.ly of the following described line: beginning at the intersection of the center line of State Trunk Highway Number 7 with the westerly boundary line of the city; thence running easterly a�long the center line of �tate �runk Wighway Number 7 to its intersection with the center (ine of Fifth Avenue; thence running southerly along the center.line of Fifth Avenue to its intersection with the center line of Second St�eet North; thence running easterly along the center line of Second Street Norfih tb its intersection with the center line of the Great Northern Railway right-of-Utay; thence running northeasterly along the center line of the Great Northern Railway right-of-U�ay to its intersection with the center line of State Trunk Highway Number 7; thence running northeasterly along the center line of State Trunk Higha�ay Number 7 to its intersection with the northerly boundary line of the city. POLLING PLACE: The Oak Ridge Country'Club House is hereby designated as. , the polling place therein. DISTRI'CT NUMBER 6 BOUNDARIES: AIl that part of the cify of Hopkins lying northerly of the center line of Second Street Norfih; westerly of the center line of Fifth Avenue; easterly of the center line of Thirteenth Avenue and southerly of the center `line of State Trunk Highway Number 7. POLLING PLACE: The Alice Smith School building is hereby designated as the polling place therein. DISTR(CT NU«BER 7 � BOUNDARIES: AIl that part of the cifiy of Hopkins lying northerly of the center line of Excelsior Avenue; westerly of the center line of Wash- ington Avenue; easterly of the cenfier line of Thirteenth Avenue and southerly of the center line of Second Street North. POLLING PI.ACE: The �opkins Municipel Building, otherwise known as the Cifiy Hall, is hereby designated as the polling place therein. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that resolution number 303, which was adopted August 5, 1952, be repealed and that this resolution be published once in the official netivspaper and that copies thereof be posted as required by law. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this first day of May, 1956. F. PJI. AIADDEN,�uWYOR A.W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, �ity Attorney To be publiahed in the Hennepin County Rev�ew Bliay lOth 1956. C9TY 4�' Ftfl�ilhP� d3�h!}�E�'it3 �AUt�]'tY; 1��!!�,`dE8bl'F� , � � ��aL4Ji' �Ok� �tU�'.�� S�d9 . �. R�S�L�i'��►It! EST��LPSF#tA1G ��'iC1�1 �!�'fRiCTS .��D �l.1.IN� . �'i.��S '�'°WEF��?� 8�i �!-k� �lTY:4F Y��K�14� �f�i�. 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' . . . �A ��e � I IDc�l� i �t � - ��a��r�g� of #�he �oar�c@.1 � . i'.i�� !V O � � � -S i�Qy%.�, ' . ' � ' . , . � . � - ' Ci t�• ��'�care��y _ � � ` � �. To be published in the Hennepin County Review May lOth 1956 STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ' ) COUNTY OF HENNEPIN ) SS AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING RESOLUTION ) ESTABLISHING ELECTION DISTRICTS CITY OF HOPKINS ) , A. W. ELMQUIST� BEIN6 E;pRST �ULY SWORN� DEPOSES AND,SAYS: THAT HE IS THE DULY APPOINTED�. QUALIFIED ANO ACTING,CLERK OF THE'CITY . OF HOPKINS� HENNEPI'N COUNTY� MINNESOTA. . THAT ON THE I7TH DAY OF MAY� (956� HE CAUSED .TO BE POSTED COP.fES OF RESOLUTION NO. 649 OF SAID �ITY� BEING A RESOLUTtON ESTABLISHING ELECTION DISTRICTS AND POLLING PLACES THER�IN IN THE CITY OF HOPKINS�.,HENNEPIN .. •, COUNTYI MINNESOTA� A COPY OF WHIC RESOLUTION•�IS HERETO ATTACHED� IN THREE ` - OF THE MOST PUBLIC PL•ACES IN SAID,CITY� TO�W1Ts . ONE ON THE BULLETIN BOARD LOGATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE„' CITY HALL� AT THE INTERSECTION OF EIGHTH AVENUE�AND.EXCELSIOR AVENUE IN SA10 CfTY. ONE ON THE BULLETIN BOARD LOCATED.IN FRONT OF THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILDIPdG (N SAID CITY AT THE :TNTERSECTION OF EXCELSIOR AVENUE AND THLRTEENTH AVENUE NORTH IN SAID CITY. ONE ON,THE.BULLETIN BOARD (N FRONT OF THE HARLEY HOPKINS SCHOOI BUILDING ON MONROE AVENUE SOUTH IN SAID CITY. O .�{�-�� * A. W. ELMQUIST SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BE.FORE ME THIS � ��DAY oF MAY, [956.. F"�2ANK N. WH ITNEY ' NOTARY PUBLIC� HENNEPIN COUNTY�.MINNESOTA MY COMMISSION EXPIRES JANUARY 9� 1�62. c STA TE 0�' 9� 1 Nt�E:�QTA ) �. � _ .). C OUfl}TY f1F N�PfN�P I Pi. ). SS . AFF' I O�V 1 T Of PQST t Ntu RE�aQLU� 1 �N ) �S'tAB1.ISHlt�t3 �LiECT1Rd� 0lSTRiCTS G 1 TY bF' WA{°KI P7� ) . A. t�. �l�s4U1STa .8�1Na P:lRST.Du4Y F�WObaG� OE6�S�E8 A�40 �AYSa • . TNAY 14L�. !9 TWL� Dl►IY APP09Ni�da Q,UAL1Fo�0,A1d0 A�:TO6UG CLERK @F THE CiTY O�' HOPlf O N8 � WEMNEP I W COURITY� 1�1881R4E��TA. . 7'tiAT ON 7HB 17TH OAY OP MAY� 1956e ME CAUB�D TO 8E PO�TEC CaPAEB Oi;' RESOWTIO[d NQ. 649 OF 8A1D .�6TY� BEOtsO W D4E8AWTIlaA1 EST�BEISHB�IQ El.�CTOCN • n0�1T1�ICT$ Ai�a WC�,.LBWa �t.AC�8 TNEEt�:IW IW TH� COTY QF HOPIK�t1g� FI�Aih1EPIN C0t1yTYe Ml�lNEBpYAe � A C�P1/ O� V!HlCH t�ES�l.UTIOM 18 N�RETO� ATTACHED� IN THREE . _ • aF TiaE k�97 PU�LlC P1.ACE� ON 811aD c1TY,�TO�YuOTa 01dE ON TN� BUi.L�TIH flOARO .I.00AT€0 ON TWB 90i�Tlf6lt��T COI�iV�R OF fiH� . CiTY WAf.�� A7' TME ONTE6�SEGTfOAt Oi� �9�1�7'19 AVCAIUE AND �xc��aoa� avEn+u� tn� �At�7 CITY. �N� ON TWE 8tlLLEFIW BCIARD I.OGAT�O 9N FRONT OF. THE JUIVOOR MIOH S�MQ09_ BF/OLOOAl� IN 8At0 CITY AT TH� 'IbTER3�CT1�N O� ExCE�.81QA aVEtdU� At�D iW1RiE��iTH AV�'N1JE RtORTM 1{�1 SAID CiTY. O{� ' 0� '�'WL F3t�Q.LEi @ N BQAWD 1 At P�BlEUT dF TME 1�tdR�,EY HQPK 0 P!S SCHQUL 8� i4011NG ON b+ORTROE AVElaf1J� SdUTH , 9 W SA 1 d C 9 TY • ' : � � :. , � . - . � . ' . . . �. . � � a�i.�n�+��yw�e�ocrWn� �� .� . . ' . . . . . . . ' . . � . ' , A • � • �� nucCU 1 W � . . . � $tf98Ch I�ED AND 'SWORP! TQ BEFORE ME . TH 18 �� OAY OF' A,OAY � 1956. � R�NK No FIHOTN�Y . MOTA03Y' PlIB0:1C� �W�WN�POM COilkd'PY� A�40NitlET�TA . ' . . . AAYY COR�AAI`389OfJ EXRORE� �JAWUARY 9� l�62� . Posted May 17,1956 by ' . . .. . " ; . � �—� STAT� OF �INNESOTA ) ) C OUNTY OF H�IdNEP 1 N) SS ) AFFIOAVIT OF POSTING RESp1.UT10N ESiABLISHING EIECTIOPd UISTRtCTS GITY OF MOPKINS ) .. . A, IN, ELMQt�IST� BEING F'IRST DULY. SNtOi'tN� OEPOSES A(dD SAY$2 TWAT HE IS THfE DUIY APPOIPitED� QUALIFIED AND ACTINO CLERK OF THE C�'n • OF HOPKINS� MENN�PiW COUNTY� MINNE60TA, . THAT �N THE 17TH DAY OF MAY� 1956� HE CAUSED TO BE POSTED.COPIEB OF RESOLUTION id0. 649 �F' SAID ��TY� BEI.NG A RESOLU710N ESTA6l18HiN� ELECTION D� STR ICT$ +�ND POLL I fVC3 PLACE$ Tii�R� l(� I W THE C I TY OF' MOPK I N� � FIENIVEP I N � C011NTY� MINNESOYA� A COPY .0� �iHICH i�E30LUT10AI 19 HERETO ATTACH�D� IN THREE� � , OF TN� MOST PUBI. IC PLAGES 1 N SA 1 D C 1 TV � TO-W 1 T: �. . ON� ON THE BULLETIN BOARD LOCATED ON THE SOUTHIN�ST,CORAIER OF THE CITY HALL� AT THE INTER�S�CTION OR EIGMTH AVENt1E AND EXCELSIOR.AVENU� (N. SAID Cli'Y:' . . ON� OM THE BULGETFN BOARO LOCATEO IN FRONY OF THE Jl1WIOR HIGH SCH�OL ; Bli 1 L01 NG I Ri :iA 10 C I TY � AT TME �•) NTER3ECT 10N OF EXCELS I OR AVENUE AND TH I RTEENTN AVENUE NOR'CH IN SAID C17Y. : ONE ON. Tk1E BliLI.ET 1 N BOARO. 1 RJ FRONT OF TNE HARL£Y HOPK 1 N9 �CHOOL BU IL01 NO ON MONROE AVENUE 30CfTH IN SA10 CiTY. ' . . , . ./.��L[J��- � . . ' .�e...�.�.�.� . ' A. 1N. E�MQUIST �� Sk18$CR IBED� ANO -SWORN TO BEFORE I�AE • TH 18 /� Ltii DAY OF MAY � I 956. �Z%f�/oC. . � FiRANK i�. WHITMEY . NOTARY PtJBLiC� HENNEPIN COIiNTY� AA1Nh1�SOT� N1Y CORAAAISSION EXPiRES JANUA�Y 9� 19628 J:�' �' ;i:� 4 . i :.. i:' r, .: . . .. ,._ ._.. ..., -i ;�; _ �I ; 6*. � /� CITY OF HOPKINS . HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NUMBER 650 I A RESOLUTION RECEIVING A REPORT ON THE PROPOSED INSTALLATION OF SEWER.AND WATER MAINS ON A PROPOSED. NORTWERLY.EXTENSION " OF JACKSON'AVENUE. WHEREAS, pursuant to resolution of the councii adopted March 6, �956, a reporfi has been prepared by the city engineer of Hopkins with reference to the, installation of sanitary sewer and urater mains,on a pro- posed northerly extension of Jackson Avenue from Second Street North to the northerty lines of Lots Four (�.) and Twenty-one (21), Block Two (2), ,Ste�en!�s; Oakwood Park, and this report was received by the council on May I, 1956, NOW, 1�IEREFORE, � BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF..THE CITY OF HOFKINS, MINHESOTA: I. The council will consider the matter of the installatian of sanitary sewer and water mains in such (ocation in accordance with the report and the assessment of abutting property for all or a portion of the cosf of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A.,,Secs. 1�29.011 to I�29.l11, at an estimated total cost of the improvement of �6,303.72. 2. A pubtic hearing,shall be held on such proposed improvement on the 5th day of June, 1956, in the council chambers of the city hall at �:30 otclock p.m. and the city manager shal! give published notice of such hear- ing and improvement as required by law. - ADOPTED by the council of the city of .Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this Ist day of._May, �956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A.. W. Elmquist, -� Secretary of the Cou�5ci1 Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney sr.;= t.:. � .. :.:.� :,.....;:r_.. _ . .' .. _:__'ti;.. . .. . _ .. .. � . y_'.:.. _' '1 CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY,.MINNESOTA NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE PROPOSED INSTALLATION OF SEWER AND WATER MAINS.ON A PROPOSED NORTHERLY EXTENS ION OF. JACKSQN A1/ENUE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the city council of the city of Hopkins �rill meet in the council chambers of fihe city hall at 7:30 otclock p.m. on June�S, 1956, to consider the installation of sanitary sewer and water mains on a Proposed northerly extension of Jackson Avenue from Second Street North to the norther I y I i nes of Lots Four (1�.) and Tuventy-one (2 I), • Block Two (2), Stevent�� 0akwood Park, pnrsuant to M.S.A., Secs. L�29.011 to �29.111. The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement is the property abutfi�nrng on such. proposed street: The estimated cosfi of such improvement is �6,303.72. Such persons as desire to be heard with reference to the proposed improvement will be heard at this meeting. SIDNEY S. FRISSELL, CIIY MANAGER �' Published in the Hennep.mn County'Review on May 17.and 2I�, t956. '.::._�. . _ ,.. . ..__. . , . . , . . , .. , . _ .. . � �.. ! , , � A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE:COUNC�IL OF THE 6.ITY OF HOPKi1:NS�:�MINNESOTA� INAS HELD ON TUESDAY� MAY 8.� �I956 AT 5200 P;M..,IN THE C1TY HAL'L'. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNClLMEN NASH�. EMPANGER� TESAREK� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRi SSELL'. , . ., , . oIN STREETS= 30, °AN ORDfNANGE REL T:ING'TOED NASH SECONDED THAT THLLEYS� pVENUES AND TESAREK MOV _ E READING�.OF OR � � •: ANCE NO. � NO.AI26° MARKED EXHIB�IT �°CBETACC�EPTED AS THE SECOND READlNG THA�END�NG QRD�NA�E � � EREOF AND ACCORD'ING TO LAIN SAME BE ORDERED PUBL'a�SHED, CARRIED,. MEET.ING ADJOURNED. � �� . .. ... • ,,..:� . ,. ....,.... �.t.�.�..v� A, lN. ELMQUIST�_SE ETARY TO THE COUNCII a ATTESTt .,— ^�}1 �%%7 �L�.--GCeC:ev�... �;- M � � CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN GOIJNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NUMBER 130 AN ORDINANCE RELATIN6 TO THE VACATION OF CERTAIN ALLEYS, AVENUES AND STREETS; AMENDING ORDINAN�E NUM�BER i?6. BE I T ORDA I NED BY THE COUNC I L OF THE C ITY OF HOPK I NS : Seci-ion I. Ordinance Number 126 of the City of Hopkins is amended to read: Section I. The alleys:i�n Biocks Fifty-two (52) and Fifty-three (53), West Minneapolis; Ninth arnd Tenth Avenues from the North line of Sixth Street South to. the North line of Fifth Street South; and Railroad Boulevard between the essterly line of Eleventh Avenue to the northerly line of Fifth Street South, all being in the city of Hopkins, Wennepin County, Minnesota, are hereby vacated. FIRST READ at a regular meeting of the council of said city h�ld on the Ist day of fvlay, 1956, and finally read and adopted at a special meeting of the council of said city held on the 8th day of May, 1956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Fra nk N. Wh i tney, City Attorney To be publiahed in the Hennepin County Review May lOth 1956 A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� MAY I5� (956 AT 7l30 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT �ERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN NASN� TESAREK� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY• JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT A PUB�IC HEARING BE HELD AT 7230 P.M. ON TUESDAY� JUNE I2� f956 ON THE QUESTION OF (RON REMOVAL FROM THE CITY OF HOPKINS WATER SUPPIY�. CARRIED. NASH MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT REQUEST FOR LICENSE TRANSFER OF ON AND OFF SALE LIQUOR� ON AND OFF SALE NON INTOXICATING MALT LiQUOR� SOFT DRINKS AND CIGARETTES FROM SHEEHANtS INC.� TO ARNOLD P. AND LEONARD J. MtKULAY� BE GRANTED SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION. CARRIED. � �OHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE PETITIONS AS PRESENTED BY THE OAKRIDGE COUNTRY CLUB AND HENRY HERZAN FOR ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN PROPERTlES TO THE ClTY OF HOPKINS AS APPROVED BY THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMIS6�ON� BE ACCEPTED AND REFERRED TO THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR CHECKING AND REPORT. CARRIED. JOHNSON OVED� @MPANGER SECONDED� THAT �IDEWALK ASSESSMENTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF EXCELSIOR AVENUE BETWEEN �5TH AND C6TH AVENUES� AS REFERRED TO BY LEROY BLUNT ANO BERNARD C. EWEST� BE CHECKED. CARRIED. J. RUSSELL CARROLL� RUSSELL H. GILBERT AND LLOYD L. MCCANN APPEARED BEFORE THE COUNCtL OBJECTING TO THE PROPOSED REZONING OF CERTAIN PARTS OF PROPERTY LOCATED 1N , AUDITORS SUBDIVISION NO. 239� SOOTH AND EAST OF MINNEHAHA CREEK�. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDEO� THAT REQUEST DATED 5/[4/56 BY THE HOPKINS �- MUNICIPAL BUiLDING COMMITTEE FOR POWER TO (MPLEMENT THE CONTRACT BETINEEN THE ARCH1� TECTURAL FIRM OF LANG &�RAUGLAND AND THE CITY OF HOPKINS AS MADE IN F�EBRUARY I952 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PRELI�tNARY STUOIES ON A NEW MUNICIPAL BUILDING AT A COST OF �500.00� BE GRANTED. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT REQUEST DATED 5/2/56 BY THE HENNEPIN COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY FOR PERMISSION TO SPONSOR BINGO STANO AT THE COUNTY FAIR ON JULY 20� 2� AND 22ND� I956 BE GRANTEO. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDEO� THAT REQUEST BY THE NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY FOR PERMISSION TO PLACE ONE POLE ON 7TH STREET SOUTH BETINEEN 8TH AND 9TH AVENUES� ONE POLE (N ALLEY BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH AVENUE SOUTH AND 6TH AND 7TH STREETS� BE GRANTED. CARRIED. , NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT REQUESTS DATED 5/1/56 AND 5/8/56 BY THE NORTH� ' WESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY FOR PERMISSION TO PLACE BURlED CABLE ON FIRST STREET N o BETWEEN 9TH AND fOTH AVENUES EXTENDING INTO THE NORTH AND SOUTH ALLEYS SOUTH OF FiRST STREET NORTH� ALSO AT THE INTERSECTION OF FIRST STREET NORTH AND ST. LOUIS STREET� BE GRANTED. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES DATED 5/t5/56 IN THE AMOUNT OF �4i�780.27� BE APPROVEO FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE PROPOSED SECOND REVISED ZONING MAP OF HOPKINS BE REFERRED BACK TO THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION FOR FURTHER STUDY AND CONSIDERATION OF THE BR�BUSINESS RESIDENTIAL ARHA AS OBJECTED TO BY J�. RUSSELL CARROLL. CARRIED, MEETIN6 ADJOURNED. ATTESTs �� _ .�� F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR � A. W. ELMQUIST� SEC TARY TO THE COUNCIL A REGULAR MEETINO OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKiNS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY! JUNE 5� E956 AT 7t30 P,M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE COUNCILMEN NASH� TESAREK� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� AL30 CITY MANAGER FRI3SELL AND CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY• EMPANOER MOVED� TESAREK 3ECONDEO� TNAT COUNCILMAN JOHNSON BE A�POINTED MAYOR PRO TE�. CARRlED. EMPANGER MOVED� TESAREK SECONDEO� THAT EXPENDTITURES DATED 6/5/56 IN THE AMOUNT OF $60�306.27� BE A�PROVED FOR PAY�ENT. CARRIED. , MAYOR MADDEN ENTEREO AT ?250 P.M.� AND AT iHAT TIME TOOK CHARGE OF THE MEETLNa. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE PETITION DATED 5/28/56� AS PRESENTED BY WALTER N. CARLSON FOR THE ANNEXINO OF CERTAIN PROPERTY N0� LOCATED IN EDINA� BE RE• FERRED TO THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION FOR RECOMMENDATION� SBBJECT TO THE CITY ATYORNEY CHECKING AS TO TNE LEQAL RIGHT TO ANNEX SAME�. CARRIED�. , EM�ANQER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT A SIGNED EASEMENT FOR A TURN AROUND BE FURNISHED BY P• H. ANDERES FOR THE SXTEN310N OF JACKSON AVENUE NORTH� A3 APPLIED FOR�. TESAREK AND MADDEN VOTINB NO, CARRIED. EMPANQER MOVED� JOHN80N SECONOED� THAT THE SEVEN DEEDS FURNISHED FOR THE EXTENSION OF JACK30N AVENUE NORTH BE ACCEPTED� SUBJECT TO THE Ar�ROVAL OF DEEDS BY THE CITY ATTORNEY� ALSO SUBJECT TO EASEMENT FOR TURN AROUND�. CARRIED. ' JOHN�ON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTlON NO. 65f, �A RESQ�UTfON ORDERtNG THE INSTALLATfQN QF SqCJtTARY SEWER �ANO '1�IA7ER MAf NS ON p PROROSED NQRTHERLY_ E'�TENS�ON (3F JqGI<SON.AVENUEp, MARKED EXHIBIT.iAg�,BE AOOPTED, CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED��L.T1-1AT RESOLUTION NO�. 652� �A RESQLUTTON QRDERTNG RRE� PARAT�QN QF A REP�RT QN THE INSTALLAT[ON OF SqNITARY SEiNER,AND 1NpTER MAINS ,fN SUCH LaCAT[QNS AS.WILL BEST�FtJRNfSN�SpN�TARY SEWER AND WATER SERViCE.TQ ALL,LOTS LOCATEO �N '1NEST RARK ADDiTiON°� MARKED EXHIBIT �B°� BE ADOi°TEO. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDEO� THAT THE TWO REPORT3 BY THE CITY ATTORNEY �ERTAIINING T� ANNEXATI�N OF �R�PERTY AS PETITIONED FOR BY OAKRIDGE C011NTRY CLtlB AIVD HENRY FiERZAN� BE ACCEPTED AND PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED. � JOHNSON MOVED� T�SAREK SECONDED� THAT ORDlNANCE NO�. I32� 4�NvQRDiNpNCE DECLARING �1 PART OF.THE WEST aNE HALF(w�} OF THE SOUTHINEST ONE QUARTER (sw�� OF SECTtON t3, TO➢VN� SHfP CE7� RANGE 2��`HENMEPTNvCOUNTY, MINNE3QTJ�, TO BE,A PART OF THE C�TY OF HOPKtNS° BE ACCEPTED FOR FIR3T READING. CARRIED. „ . _ . � ,_ � . _ EMPAIVGER MOVED� TESAREK 3ECDIdDEO� TFIAT REQUEST BY 71�IE (dORTWWE3TERN BEL� TELEPHONE COM1ArANY� DATED 5/t4/56, FOR PBRMIS310N TO PLACE BURIED CABLE ON GOODRICH AVENUE AND BLAKE ROAD BE QRANTED�. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NA3H SECONDED� THAT PETITI�N TO HAVE ALLEY CUT i�HROUGH AND �UT TO GRADE BETWEEN �9TH AND 20TH AVENUES NORTH �F THIRD ANO FOURTH STREET3� �E REFERRED TO THE CITY �1101NEER FOR CHECKIN6 ANO RErORT�. CARRlEO. �URSUANT TO NOTICE BtOS INERE O�ENED AT �0 A�.M, 6/f/56 FOR CONCRETE WORK DURIN6 THE I956 SEASON AND THE FOLLOWING BID� WERE RECEIVEOt '� �- �...,. . � . , NEW STRA 1 c3HT CURB� 6� W 1 DE BY � 6° DEE!' Q COMB�. CURB & �UTTER � CURVED CURB� 6° WIDE BY 1'6° DEEP i � • AND..6UTTER�COMB.. CURB & GUTTER ! DR ! VE'�YAY3' 6° TH ICK � SIDEWALK� 4�_THiCK RE!'AIR STRAIGHT CUR6�6� WIDE BY i6� DEEr �UNDER 30 L.F.}' ' �e r e r a a p (pVER 30' L.F. , RE�AIR COMB� CURB�.& 6UTTER�. __ _ „ (UNDER 30 L.F.} a # R � (OVER 30 L.F• � REPAIR CURVED CURB� 6�,_YYIDE BY I6r DEEr REPAIR CURVED CURB & GUTTER�COMB..CURB & GUiTCR REPAIR DRIVEVYAYS�6R THICK � S I DEWALK� 4!! TH ICK �UNDER 30 1#�; A � #,_ Q (OVER 30 L.F,� NEW EXI'ANS I ON JO I NT �._ TH ICK X 4° YV ( DE , � ° JOINT �° THlCK X 6a WIDE X�6a DEE!' M A JOIPIT �!� THICK X 6� WIDE X 24�! DEE� * !� JOINT �p THICK� TO_.FIi COMB. CURB & GUTTER B�L�ER UN[T PR�CE �. ��.75 PER FT• 2.50 a w �.95 r a 2.60 ° ' .75 PER SQ.FT. �5p o n ■ 2.75 ° FT. _ 2.50 ti r 3.00 a '! 2�.7.5 a u 3.00 Q � 3;25 ° a f.35 �ER SQ.FT, .75 " " ° ' .65 � � ° �.t5 r LIN w ,25 EACH � .�5 ° .85 * CpRLSQN UNtT PR10E �._.. � F.95 PER FT, 2'.50 ° � 2�2p r r 2.75 a " ,69 �ER SQ.FT .50 • " � 2.50 ° FT'. 2.30 " ■ 3�.30 " * 3.05 " � 2�.75 ' ° 3.50 ° � .95 ! SQ;FT; �45 a ■ s .60 �" � p .�0 ° LlN " .16 EACH �.25 " .80 p PA6E 2�� REGULAR MEETIN6 w 6/5/56 NA3H MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE I31D OF VICTOR CARLSON 8c SON BE ACCEPTED�. CARRIED. BID3 YYERE ALSO 01'EPIED FOR THE FURNISHING OF ROAD MATERlALS FOR THE �956 SEASON AND THE FOLLCWiN6 BIDS �tERE RECEIVEO! " �LEA30N SEWALL CRA16 FOB PLANT FOB SITE FOB SITE FOB SITE ITEM & A�PLIED FOB PLANT 8c A�PLIED FOB rLANT Sc A�!'LIED ASPHALi CEMENT - .r25 6AL• •I6 QAL. .I3 GAL�. .I6,.6A�; , MED I UM CUR 1 Nf3 CUT-+BACK � AS�HALT .[ l' 5 � , f 425 ° '. t 825 ° 0. [ 225 GA6', 0. !' 5 GAL� RAPID C�RIN6 CUT+BACK � � A8�HALT .[2 ° .[5 Q .t850 � 0;!'275 ° 0,�55 " SLOW CURIN6 LIQUI!' A��HALT .i08 !! .I38 ° .�725 ¢ , ROAD TARS - -- - A3rHALT EMULSION SLOW CURlNO AS!'HALT �LANT MIX 5.00 TON 8,00 TON 5.00 TON 7.50 TON R�AD TAR P{.ANT M I X AS�HALTIC CONCRETE rIANT MIX 5.$5 " 5.30 TON 8�.30 TON 5�.20 '� 8.f5 e 7.50 A BLACKTOP SERVICE RE�UBLIC CREOSOTING ... . . FOB SIiE' FOB SITE �TEM FOB �LANT & ArPL1ED FOB PLANT 8c A�!'LIED ASPHALT CEMENT MEDtUM CURING CUT�BACK A�S�HALT RA!' f D CUR 1 Na CUT�BACK AS!'HALT SLOVY CUR 1 NG � 1 QU 1 T AS!'HALT ROAD TARS .f75 6AL. .2�0 OAL. ASPHALT EMUl.S1�N SLOW CURINQ ASrHALT PLANT MIX 5.20 TON 8.00 TON ROAD TAR PLANT MIX 5.90 � 8.60 ° ASrHALT IC CONCRETE !'LANT MIX 5.30 " 8.00 ° JOHNSON MOVED� TE3AREK 3ECONDED� THAT THE BID OF J. N. GLEASON BE ACCE�TED FOR LIQUID MATERIALS ANU THE BID OF EARL SEWALL COMPANY F�R rLANT MIX MATERIALS BE/�ACCE�TED. CARRIED. NASH MOVEO' EMrANOER SECONDED� THAT THE REQPPOINTIVIENT OF EU6ENE A. OtBR1EN A8 A MEAABER OF THE ZO(dING AND �LANNIIVG COD�AISSION FOR A FOUR YEAR TERM� 6/�/56 TO 6/i'/60, AS MADE BY MAYOR MADDEN� BE CONFIRMED. CARRIED. BIDS WERE ALSO $�1H06��TB� 01'ENED AT [0 A.M. 5/2f/56 FOR THE FURNI3HING OF A GARBA6E TRUCK AND THE FOL�OWINB BIDS WERE RECEIVEO i W fNTERNAT10NAl HARVESTER CO. PIONEER 8MC TRUCK (NC. DAHLBER� BROS. INC. WHITE MOTOR CO. RIHM MOTOR CO. SUBURBAN CHEVROLET CO. � 6 � t' 50.00 6,350.00 6,365.00 7,797.00 7, 876.00 8,(96,00 EAAPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDEO� THAT MR. FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO ME60TlATE THE 1'URCHASE OF A GARBA�E TRUCK FROdA THE INTERIVATIOWAL HARVESTER CO. CARRIED, PdEETING AOJOURNEO. . w .y. . , . _ . ... , . i PAGE �3� ' RE6ULAR MEET.ING — 6/5/56 .. ._ .. ._ ., . .. .� .. .: . . .. ... .. „ .� . ,.. .. , ._�. ._.,.. _ , .. ,. ,.,. ,. , - (- ' , ... A. W. ELMQUI-ST� SECRETAR� •TO THE COUNCiI ATT'�ST s � .. . .. . �� _ � ��.,,., ��///" � ,,,..: , Mayor (,.,, - �- • , `, �'. ' ) � C I TY OF HOPK I PIS HENNEPIN COUNTY,.MINNESOTA RESO LUT f ON NUMBER 65 I A RESOCUTION ORDERING THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER AND.WATER N4AINS ON A.PROPqSED_NORTWERLY_EXTENSION OF JACKSQN AVENUE.. WHEREAS, a resolution of the city council adopted the tst day of May, t956, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed installation of sanitary se�rer and water mains on a proposed northeriy extension of Jackson Avenue fr�n Second Street North to the northerly lines of Lots Four (�.) and Twdnty-one (21) , Block Two (2) , Stev'en�:� :o- Oakwood Park, and WHEREAS, a I I property owners uvhose property owner`s� i s I 1ab le to be assessed for the making of this improvement were given ten dayst published notice of.the council hearing through two weekly publications of the required notice and the hearing was held and fihe property owners heard thereon on the 6th day of June, 1956, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CIlY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA: I. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the council resolution adopted dlay I, �956, provided that prior to the making of such improvement said pr�posed extension of Jackson Avenue has been cut through and the necessary re-location of power poles in connection therewith has been completed. i 2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer of Hopkins, is hereby designated as the engineer for this improvement. He shall prepare plans and specifi ptions for the making of such improvement. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 5th da y of June, I956. A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR M� w' � � CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN.COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLIITION NUMBER 652 � RESOLUTION.ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REPORT ON THE INSTALLATIO1d.OF � SANITARY SFWER AND WATER MAIDTS SN SUCH LOCATIONS AS WILL BEST_F'URNISH SANI- TARY SEWPR 9AID WATER SERVICE TO ALL LQTS LOCATED IN WEST PARK ADDITION. TI�HEREAS, it ia propoaed to improve �fest Park Addition in the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesota, by installing sanitary sewer and.water maias in such locati.ons as will best serve �s�:7P��rnishad:s�nitary se�ver and water service to all lots located in said addition, and to assesa the abutting property for all or s portion of the cost of the.improvement9 pursuant to M.S.A., sec s. 1�.29 0 0l� to 1F29 a 111 � �aow, THEREFORE9 l�innes o ta: BE IT RESOLVED by the council of the citg of Hopkins9 That the propoaed improvement be referred to P. Se Sidr�ey-Smith, City Engineer, for s:�id�r and that he is instructed to report to the couneil �all conv.enient..speed advising the council in a preliminary,�ag, as to whether .the;;;proposed improvement is feasible and as to whether it should best be made.as.proposed or in connection a�ith some other improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvement as recomm,endedo ADOPTED b� the council oi' the cit�r of Hopkins at a re�ul ar.meeting thereof held the 5th aa� of June, �9560 F. M, �ADDEN, A�AYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretarg of the Council Fr ank N e 1N�i tne y, Cit� Attorney. _T .. . . ..._, � , . ,_ .. . .. . . _ ,� ,. , . , '. . � A SPEGIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE G17Y OF HOPKINS� MI�NNESOTA� WAS HELD ON FRIDAY� JUNE 8� [956 AT 7430 .IN THE C.ITY HALL. PRESENT WERE•MAYOR MADDEN�.COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANA6ER FRISSELL'�, TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDEO� THAT ORDINANCE NO�,� E33, "AN1iQRD;[NAt�E VACAT�NG A y� PORTtfIN QF F IFTH STREET SQUTH"� sE ACCEPTED FOR F I RST READ 1 R1G'� CARR I ED�e r - , ;;, ASW SECO... , TESAREK MOVED N � v . � •NDED,� THAT THE,RECQMMENDAT:ION DATED 6�8�56 BY THE ZONING } AND PLANNING COMMISSION.DENYfNG.PERMI.T FOR A�°FROST TOP„.DRLVE�IN AT THE SOUTH� � VYEST CURNER OF JAGKSON AND EXCELSIOR AVENUE BE AGCEPTED,AND PERMIT OENI.ED', CARRfED`, � ':t EMPANGER.MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE;;MOTION AUOPTED, 6/5/56 AUTHORIZINQ MR. '�,� FRISSELL TO NEGOTIATE THE'PURCHASE OF A GARBAGE TRUCK FROM THE INTERNATfONAL HARVESTER ;c; COMPANY BE RECONSI.DERED.. CARRIED. �1 THE MAYOR THEN PUT THE MOTiON THAT MR�, FRI:SSEI.L BE"AUTHORIZED TO NEGOTIATE THE PUR� � �; CHASE OF A GARBAGE TRUCK FROM THE fNTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY AND UPON THE ROLL ' CALL THERE WERE FIVE NAYS AND NO YEAS� SO MOTfON WAS CONS,IDERED LOST. !j ; EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT MR�. FRISSELL BE AUT.HORIZED TO NEGOTIATE THE ,j PURCHASE OF A SECOND HAND WHITE GARBAGE TRUCK. CARRIED�, . ; MEETING ADJOURNED�. ,.. . ., , � ... ._ , . . .... . ,. _ . _...., , .� ... ..... .. .. . .. . .. . . .. �� A. W. ELMQUIST� SECRET Y TO TkiE COUNCIL ,� . ATT�STs , _ �� _._.� �✓' � l %' / C�C�-�`��%L�� ", . F. M, MADDEN� MAYOR r � .� y`� � . A SPEGIAL MEETfNG OF THE GOUNCI.L OF THE CITY OF HOPKlNS� MINNESOTAy WAS HELD AT 7230.P.M, TUESDAY� JUNE 12� �'956_IN THE CI.TY MALL'. ,� PRESENT �I1ERE MAY,OR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� AlSO GITY MANAGER FRISSELL'e AN AUVERT'ISED HEARiNG ON `IRON REMOVAL PLANTS dVAS SET FOR 7l30 P.,AA, AT WHICN 32 PET�ITIONERS IPIERE (N ATTENDANCE, AFTER A LENGTHY D:�LSGWSSION ON THE=;MATTER � TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED��THAT ACTION ON;THE.PROPOSAL BE tABLED TO TWE NEXT REGUTAR MEETING TO BE HELD 6/t9/56; CARR,IED, JOWNSON MOVED�;-EMRANGER SEGONDED� THAT ORDGNANCE NO,.yE33� A�N QRDINANCE VACAT.iNG A PORTFQN QF FTFTH STREET S�1TH�� MARKED EXH181T AA°� BEcACCEPTED AS THE SECOND , ..... . READING THEREOF ANU ACGORDtNG TO LAW SAME BE ORDERED PUBGISHED!, CARRlED. MEETING ADJOURNED, ,„... ....c ... A. YY. ELMQUIST� SEC TARY TO THE COUNC�L aTrEs-r: � . �,, ,� ., . ;�`�G�� _ . F�. M. MADDEN� MAYOR � � CITY OF HOPRINS HENNEPIN COIINTY, MINTd. ORDINANCT N0.133 AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF FIFTH STREET SOIITH. BE IT ORDAINED BY TAE COIINCIL OF TAE CITY OF HOPKINS: Seetion 1. Fiith Street South between the westerl�r line of Ninth Avenue and the westerly line of Tenth Avenue as it would be if extended northerly is hereby vacated.- First read at a special meeting of the council of the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesota, held on the 8th day of June, �956, and finallg read and adopted at a_ special r� meeting of the council of.:�-said city held on the �2-th- day of dune, �956. ..:,��.� �:,�{; . F:; M. MADDEN, flqAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the� Council Frank N. Whitne�, City Attorne�. Published in the Hennepin County Reeiew on June L�#,� �956. e� �. M A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� JUNE I9� t956� AT 7230 P.�A. IN THE CIT1f HALL. PRESENT �ERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCI6MEN TESAREK AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSEIL AND CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY• TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT EXPEND�TURES DATED 6/[9�56 IN THE AMOUNT oF $29�233.80 BE APPROVEO FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� TO INSTRUCT THE CITY MANAGER TO PREPARE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE INSTAlLAT10N OF IRON REM�OAL EQUIPMENT AT EACH OF THE CITY WELL SITES� SUCH PLANS TO BE 3UBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL FOR THEIR APPROVAL'• CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY�• JOHNSON MOVEO� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT REQUEST FOR BEER LICENSE BY SHEEHAN BROS�•� BE GRANTED. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY• TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE CIT1f MANAGER BE AUTHORIZED TO OBTAIN APPRAISALS OF CERTAIN PROPERTY IN AREAS BEING CONSIDERED FOR A NEW MUNICIPAL BUILDING SITE. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY• TESAREK MOVED� JOHN50N SECONDED� THAT THE REQUEST OF THE M& ST.L• RAILROAD FOR A SIDING TRACK ACROSS ST• LOUIS STREET TO SERVE THE NE� TERMINAL WAREHOUSE� AS SUBMITTED ON THEIR PLAN� BE GRANTED. CARRIED UNANI(�OUSLY• TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDEO� THAT THE ClTY MANAGER BE INSTRUCTED TO WRiTE�A LETTER TO MR. LEROY BLUNT OF [5[5 ��. EXCELSlOR� DENYING H15 APPLICaTION FOR ADN JUSTMENT lN SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS AOAINST HIS PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC 1MPROVEMENT• CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. MEET[NG ADJOURNED. �, � ` SIDNEY S. FRI SELL� S CRETARY PRO TEM TO THE COUNCIL ATTESTs �. �i ,o�l �'l� ��.-� F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR , ,. . .. , � ;:� > , � �� ;> _ . . _ .. . , , . � _ � . . . . , . ,.. �. , . �_ , _ - i . f ,� . , _ � .. . . . . , i A,MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EQUAL'IZATION OF.. THE GITY -0F HOPK•INS�..,AAINNESOTA� � WAS HELD IN THE GIj��HALL ON MONOAY� JUNE`25�;�956 AT 7t30 P.M..FOR; THE ` PURPOSE OF REVIEW�THE ASSESSMENTS OF THE CITY FOR TME YEAR C956�e '� ,_. . . , - i PRESENT WERE COUNC:ILMEN NASH� TESAREK AND JOHNSON� ALSO,C:ITY AAANAGER FRISSELL� � ASSESSOR C..R, PETERSONy AND DEPUTY AS3ESSOR+ARLYN SALA', # AFTER CONSIDERABLE STUDY OF TAX ASSESSMENTS� TESAREK MOVED�; NASH SECONDED THAT THE MEET=ING 66 AOJOURNED TO Zt30 P�.AA;� •TUESDAY JULY 3� �E956; MEETING'ADJOURNED, . ,, ..,. . ., . . . C .. . .. -.. : A..W, ELMQU'l.ST� SE ETARY TO THE BOARD AND COUNCIL aTr€s-r : � �l� , :��7��r�G��2/� R, M. MADDEN� MAYOR A$PECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF�THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA WAS HELD AT 8;00 P.M. ON MONDAY� JUNE 25� �956 IN THE CITY HAL�• PRESENT WERE COUNCILMEN NASH� 7ESAREK AND JOHN30N� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT COUNCILMAN JOHNSON BE APPOINTEO MAYOR PRO TEM. CARRIED, TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT LICENSE REQUEST BY MINNESOTA ARABIAN HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION FOR THE SALE OF NON�+INTOXICATIPIG MALT LI4UOR AND SOFT DRI[VKS FOR ONE DAY ONLY� SUNDAY 7�L�56� AT THE FAIRGROUPIDS� BE GRANTED. CARRIED`. NASH MOVED� TESAREK"SECONDED�,THAT ORDINANCE NO�. �32� "pN QRDiNqNCE DECLpRING p PART aF THE WEST QNEoNALF OF TH� SOUTHWEST QUARTER QF �SECT�QN THfRTEEN,.TOYVNSHIP ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN, RpNGE�22� HENNEPfN COUNTY� M�NNESQTp,�TQ BE A PART OF THE . . . _ CITY Qf' HQPKfNS"� MARKED EXHIBIT �Ap� 8E ACCEPTED AS THE SECOND REAOING THEREOF AND ACCORDING TO LAW SAME BE ORDERED PUBLISHED. CARRIEO�. MEETIMG ADJOURNED`. A T: � . � _ RI HARD JOHNS � MAYOR PRO TEAA 1 �ii-�`�� A. W. ELMQUIST� SE ETARY TO THE COUIVCIL . �7 CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MiNNESOTA ORDINANCE NUMBER 132 AN ORDINANCE DECLARI(� A PART OF THE WEST ONE-NALF OF THE SOUTHWEST Ql1ARTER OF SECTION THtRTEEN, TOWNSHIP ONE HUIdDRED SEVENTEEN,.. RAIdGE 2�, HENNEP9N COUIVTY, MINNESOTA, TO 66 A PART OF THE CIT Y OF HOPKINS. V6HEREAS, the real estate hec*einafter described abuts upon and adjoins the city of Mopkins, which is e city of less than ten thousand inhabitants, and WHEREAS, pursuant to Minnesota Stetutes, Section 1�13.11�, tbe . � owners of said real estate have petitioned the city council of Hopkins to , to annex the same to the city of Hopkins and�declare the same to be an addition to sa i d ci ty, I�W, THEREFORE, BE I T ORDA I NED BY THE COfJP1CC I L OF T�iE C I TY OF HOPK I NS : Sectio� 1. The following described tracts or parcels of land situafied and being in Hennepin County, AAinnesota, to-wit: That part of the West One-half (W�)- of the Southavest Quarter (SW4) of Section Thi.rteen (13), Township One Wundred Seventeen (117), Range Tvaenty-two (22), curres- ' pond i ng to the West f i ve ha� �4 e�t� of lt�` East n i ne hundred (900) feet -of �Lo�t�ree �j and� �1 f�of Lots Fonr (�), Fi ve (5) and Six (6)', ekcept the Eest four hundred (1�00) feet thereof,� Souba�s Subdivision, Hennepin County, Minnesota; now vacated, ' A LSO That part ot the West One-half (UV2) of the Southwest Quarter (S�-) of Section Thirteen (13), Township One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty-two (22), corres- ponding to Lot Seven (7), Soubats Subdivision, Nennepin County, Minnesota, now vacated,_lying West of the East seven hundred and thirty-five (735) feet thereof, }g, a is hereby aAnexed to and declared to be a part of the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesota, as effectualiy as if it had been originaily a part thereof. FIRST read at a regular meeting of the counci.l of thecity of Hopkins held on the 5th day of June, 1956, and finaiBy read and adopted at a S*��t�` 2;tg meeting of the council of said city held on the xh�li.day of �une, �956. A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of.the council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney N F. IN. MADDEId, MAYOR ;� � �� \� � g ` ��, � �.. � �� . � Published in the Wennepin County Review on June 28, 1956' A � AN ADJOURNED NAEETING OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MIPINESOTA WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� JULY 3,.I956 A.T 7f30 P.M.. IN THE CITY HAI�L�� FOR THE PURPOSE. OF FURTHER REVIEWING TFIE ASSESSMENTS OF TNE CITY OF HOPKINS FOR THE YEAR [956. PRESENT WERE RAAYOR MA�DEN� COUNC(LMEN NASH� EMPAN�ER� JOHfdSON AND TESAREK� ALSO CITY MAIdAGER FRISSELL� CITY ATTORNEY WNITNEY ANO CITY ENGINEER SIDNEY•SM(TH�. AFTER CONSIDERABLE CHECKIPIG OF PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE RED OWL� NATIONAL TEA ANO SUPER VALU STORES � JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK 3ECONDED THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED TO ?=30 P�.M•� TUESDAY JULY I7� C956�. . MEETING ADJOURNED. ATTEST: . �"/i �" � �� / L �. 6��z2r, F. M. MADDEPI� MAYOR � l �� A. W�. ELMQUIST� S RETARY TO THE BOARO AND COUNCIL A REGULAR MEETIN6 OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA WAS HELD ON TUE3DAY� JULY 3� t956 AT ?t30 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO ClTY MANAGER FRISSELL� CITY ATTORNEY WNITNEV AND CITY ENGtNEER SIUNEY�SMITN, EMPANQER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT PETITION BY DONALD F. HAGEN ANO SIGFRID A. JOHNSON TO VACATE UNUSED PORTION OF ALLEY IN BLOCK F� OAKRtDGE ADOITION� BE REFERRED TO THE ZONIBG AND PLANNING COMMISSION FOR RECOMMENDATION AND REPORT. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE REAPPOINTMENT OF DR. H. E, DRILL AS HEALTH OFFiCER AS MADE BY MR• FRISSELL� AND THE RE�pPOINTMENT OF DR�. P. W. SHELDON AND HOWARD PUCK� AS MEMBERS OF THE HEALTH BOARD� AS MADE BY MAYOR �ADDEN FOR THE TERM 7�I�56 TO 7�I�57� BE CONFIRMED�. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE FOUR PIANS� AS PRESENTED FOR THE CONSTRUCTQON OF SEWER TO SERVE THE WEST PARK AODITION� AS PETlT10NED FOR� BE ACCEPTED AND THE C1TY ENGINEER BE INSTRUC7ED TO PREPARE ENGINEER REPORTS COVERIN� PLANS NO�. Y AND N0. 4. CARRIED, � JOHNSOfd MOVED� EMPA(dGER SECONDED� THAT EXPEPIDITURES DATED 7/3/56 IN THE AMOUNT OF ��24�740,45� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT, CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOWTION N0. 653��'�p RES�LUTI'QN RELATFNG TQ A PRQPOSEO NEiN ZQN�NG ORO[NANCER� MARKED EXFi161T °A�� BE AUOpTEO. CARRIED�. MEETING ADJOURNED. ,. . . . . � � _ t—s-.r►—`-• A. W. ELMQUIST� SE RETARY TO THE CO&iNCIL arrEST: _� �.� �� yc 0 F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR � � � CITY OF`HOPRINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLIITION N0. fi53 A RESOLUTIOIV RELATING TO A PROPOSED NEW ZOPTING ORD- INANCE. WHEREAS, at the re�ular meetin� of the Council oP the Citg of Hopkins held on May 1, �956, there was read by the secre- tary of the council to the council proposed Ordinance No. 131, being an ordinance relatin� to and establishin� a comprehensiee zonia� plan for the Cit� of Hopkins, Hennepin County,. Minnesota, and repealing Ordinance No. 8 and all Ordinances amendatory thereof andisupplementary thereto, and V�FlEREAS, at said meeting there was also presented to �he � council along with and as a part of said ordinance a proposed second reeised zoning map of Hopkins, and UI(f�REAS, at the mee ting of the counc il of the C ity of Hopkins held on the 15th day of DHay, �956, said second revised zoning map of Hopkins was by motion of the council referred back to the zoning and plannin� commission of the city for further study and consideration and WI�REAS, at the regular meeting of the council of said city held on the 3rd day of Jul�, 1956, the zoning and planning commis- sion recommended to the city council the follovuing chan�ea in said � proposed seeond revised zoning map, namel�: "That Lots one (1) to eight (8), inclusive, block sixty-four (6L�), West Mlnneapolis, Second Division; that part of lot two (2�):;: lying �.outh of the south line of First Strest , I�orth and that part of Lot three (3) lying north of a line parallel to end one hundred fifty (150) feet north ,�:of the north line of EAcelsior Avenue and northerly seventy-five (75) feet of that part of lot six (6) lyi�.g `:�;:y�l� south of the south line of First Street IJorth in Audi- Y`=`� tor+s Subdivision No. 2�..2, Hennepin County, Nfinneaota; lots one (1) to ei�ht (8), inclusive, and fourteen (11�) ` to nineteen (19), inclusive, block sigty-five (65), I�est Minneapolis, Second Division, and lots one (1) to five (5), inclusive, and seventsen (17) to nineteen (1�), in- clusive,.block sixty-sig (66), and lot one (1), block sixty-seven (67), also the north 300 feet of block sixty- nine ( 69p and seventy ( 70) and the north 300 feet of the : easterly half of block senentg-one (71), �est Minneapolis Second Division, be placed in the DR-double residence . district, also that part of lot six ( fi ), Auditor � s Sub- ,,;; �;�; division No. 21E.2, lying south of the south line of First �", .:: :'s .'v �; Street North, except the north seventy-f ive (75) feet � ' f f: thereof be placed in,CI-commercial and lots ten (10) '' ' :; said ordinanee �o the council on July 3, 1956, be accepted as the first reading of said ordinance. ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the council of the city of Hopkins held on the 3rd day of July, 1956. A. W. Elmquist, F. M. R�ADDEN, MAYOR Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney. and eleven (11), block five (5), Parkridge Addi- tion be placed in SR-single residenee a.nd that the proposed second revised zoning map of Hopkins be corrected accordingly. "That the south 148 feet of Lot 77, Auditor�s sub- division 239 be removed from C-2 commercial district and pleced in the SR-single residenee district' . "ThBt lot l, block lfi, West Minneapolis Center, be placed in the C-� commercial clessification on the proposed new zonin� map.'� "That the land East of Shady Oa.k Road which is in Hopkina, lying bet�een the South line of the trailer caznp and Second Street South, �ith a depth of 150 fset, be rezoned in the C2 classif ication on the pro- posed revised zoning map." "That that part of Tract K, Registered Land 3urney 561, lying northa�esterlg of a liae 350 feet northerly and parallel to the north line of Tracts I& E of said survey, be rezoned to the DR district on the pro- posed new zoning map. al s o, that the westerly 1 0 feet of the e�.st 1/2 of the NW 1/LF of the NE 1/� of section 19, township 117, range 21, lging south�resterly of Minnehaha Creek, be rezoned to the SR district on the proposed new zoning map. also that the property oavned by Hennepin County, located between Third and Fifth Streets South m�.d Sixth �lvenue South, to County Road 18, be placed in the 5R area on the new proposed zoning map.�� and WFFiEREAS, �^.at said meetin� of the council held on Jul� 3, �956, there was again presented to the council said second re- vised zoning map of Hopkins with the changes thereon as recommended � bg the zoning and plenning commission, and Certain minor chan.�es in the wording of said proposed ordinance were also recommended by the city manager to the council, and WHEREAS, the secretary of the council then proceeded to read to the council said �rdinance No. 131 including the changes as reeommended by the city manager, NOVA, THEREDORE� BE IT RESOLVID bg the council of the city of Hopkins: That the changes in said second revised zoning map of Hopkins as recommended bg the zoning and planning commission and the changes in the evording of said ordinance as recommended by the city manager be accepted and approved and that the reading of 0 � � cT�Y o� �o�zrrs H�.NN�.PIN COIINTY, P�I�N�50TA REso�,II��o�r �o. 653 .A RESOL[TTZON F?�;LA'�ING TO A�'R4Pt��ED N��N Z4N�IN� �RD� IiV!�NC �. i�HER�JAS� �.t the r��;ular meeting of tho Council og the Cit;� og ��opkin� h�ld� an h�ay 1, 1�56, thex°e; v�as rea� b� the secre- t�rg o�° the cpunc�l to �he councll prog�osed Qrdi�ance �o, i31, be3n� �.n ordfnance ralatin� to and .est�.blishing �, compreher��ive. � 2oning p�an- fa� the City of Hopkins, I�enne�in Gount�,. ��nnesota9 and repsa:l3.n� Clydin�znce Na..B and a7.1 �rdinances a.�ne�d.atory �hex°eof and supplementary �thex�eto, anc� , ti`J?�ER��.�, �at said: meeting 'there ��s a1�o pr�sonted to. �he council alo�g �it�a €�nd ae �: p�rt. of sa�.d ordinance �. proposed saeond revised zoni�� map of Hopki�a�,. and � ?`�R�AArS9 at the mea�ting di t�e counci3 of the- C�t,y of �iopkins held on the 15th day o�. P�ay', 195f�, said second revi�gd zoning r�ap of I3opkin� v�as by �otion c�P. the council referred b�ck to tr.e �oniri� e.xid plannin�-�eommismion of the cit� for f�rt�i�r study �.nd cox�sideraiion end ' " t�REAS, a� tPie regul ax� mee ting o� the c ounc il of s ai d ci t� hold on the 3�°d day of Jul�' 19�be the �onir�g snd pl�nning aom.�is- �1oa� recomme�ded to the ci�y council the ioll4�in� changes in said propo�ed �econd re�vised zoriir�� m�.p, namely�t "`�hat Lot� one (1) i;n e�.��t ( 8), inclusive, bloc� � ixtg-f'our (6!{.), �Y�s� ��n.neapol�;�, �e�ond D2visior�; that p�t of lot �wo (2) l��r� �outt.k� o� the south line of i�ir�t, Street ��iorth �nd tha� �par� of Lot thre� i3 )� lyin� nrsrth of a 13n� �arai].e1 �o� and. ona hunared fii't� (1.50) faet nor�h of the north lfne o� �xceleior avcanue and nor�k��rl� sev�nty�five (?5) faet of th.at part of lot si�c (6) l.ying �, south of .the sot�th lina of' %'irst Street �iorth in Audi- tor4s �ubdivision �100 2�2, �ennepin County$ �Zinnesota; �].ots one {1) to eiglat (}, incl.usivE, and fouz�teen (��.) . to ninete�n { 19 }, i�icl�.�ive, block s�xt�-f iv� ( 6� ), t'Jest t�ina��apv].ia, �econd Divi�ion9 and �a�s one ( i� .to fi�e �(5�s fnclusiwe, and seventeen ti73 �o ninet�en (l�), 3n- . clu�ive9 b�.ock �iac��-six ( 66 ), and �ot one (1), block sixty-segen (67), slso the north 30Q ieet o�'.block sixty- nine f 69� an.d seventy ( 70) and Uhe north 300 feet oi' the eQstc;rl;� half of' t�lock seventg-one (71), west ��innoapolis Second �7ivi�ion, be placed in the DR-double reaidence district, aiso ��.at part of lvt six (6), _Auditor�s �ub� d�.yis�.on No. 21�.2, l�ring sou�th of th� south lin� vg I�'irs� ..: _. jtreet North, except the nortla sevent�-�'ive ( 75) feet �hereof be placod in CI-commereia3. and lota ten (�0) � and �leven {11), blook five C�`), �ar��gd�e Addg- � tion be pl+�ced in S�tb.�3n�la, ro�id�nce and tha� the propo�ed second revisod zonin� �mp of_Iiapk�n� be correctsd mccardin�ly. "`�'a�s.t tY�e sou��a �.�.8 feet �of �ot 77s l�uditort� sub«� divi�i�on 239 be r�movcd ��°om C-2 eommer�i�al district �znci r,l ��d in the �l�ms3r:�1Q resicience di,str�cts "That lot 19 binc�s lb, �`de�� nneapQlis Centsr, be placed' 3n the C-� commercial classii'2cation or� the pro�o�ed ne� zoniz�g m�p," , . "That the land �a�t o� Sh�.dy Oak Rosd �hieh is in HopIsins, lying betc�oen �he Sauth line .of �he t;��iler camp and S�acon� Str�et South, �ith a depth o�'. 150- feet, be re�oned in �k�e C2 clagsii'ic��tion c�n ths pro�- poeed revised vonin� map.'� . . ' n`j�hat ��t par� of . �rac;t �, RQgi��ered Land �urvey �61, l�ir� no�th4�res�erly o�' a linc� ��0 �ee�E norther].�' - � end parallel to the nor�h line � of Tracts I�� of � said survey, be rozoriad to the DR distr3ct on �h.e pro- , pa�ed new zon4n� �ap. � . �1 s o, - . that the westerly 1 t3 fee � of tho east 1/2 :of the � � � NN1 1/�} oi' tho N� 1/� of sectio� �9, to�anahip 117, . , ranee. 21, 1y�n� south�vesterl� of ��.n;nehahe Craek ba � rezoned'to the SR district on the pro�osed n�w� zon3ng .. - map. � � " slso. . ; , . . . � tk��t the propert� owned b�r I3eazziepin Ca�nt�re �I.oc�ted _ � bet�aeen Th3rd and i��;fth� S�reets South �d ��xtk� Avenue _ South, tv County �oad 18, b� placed in the �� m�ea on the ne� proposed zoning map.�'. �nd .� �R�AS, �',�.;,:::�t said m�eting of� the council held or� Ju1y 3, 1956, ich�re was ��.�c�in prosent�d ta tha cour�eil s�.id second z°e; vised zoning mag of Hopkins�with the ch�n�;es thereon as recommonded by th� zoni:n�; and ��lanriing comm3ss3on, and � ' C r a � � .. . e t in zninor changas ;3.n the wording of said prouosed � ordin�.nce e�ore -a1so rEeo�nr�ended by the a3.ty raan�er ta the couneil9 �d , - , b��F�i;R�AS, �ho secretarq of the co�ac�l �hen �roceeded to read to the counc�.l s�d Qrdinanee i�o. 131 includ3ng tho chan�� .a recommended by the �ity� �manager, .N0�9; TiIE��Ok�, 1. E� IT RESOLV�;D by �he c ou�c il of the c ity oi' Hopkfns ; . That �he chan��a in ssid second revised zon3�ig r�.ap oi �opkins s�s recorarz�.erzd�d b�r thQ zanin� �.nd planniza� com�i�sion �.nd Lh� �i�.a.nges 3i� the ��orc�i.n�; o�' ��.id ordinanee as x�ecor�ended by. �� t:he cit� mr�nager be acce�ted and a��pro�red and� that tl�.e r�adin� of w ` � � said ordinance to the counci3. on J�ly 3, 1�56, be acce�a�ed e.s � the fir�� re�d4 n� of said ord3.nanc�. . ADQ�'��'FI7 at a x�egu],ar meet�r�.� o� �he eouncil of thfl city of iiopl�in�s held on tne 3rd da� oF �u1y, 1.9�6. � A. 'Jd. .�lmqui s t, �'. i�. klA3J�E�i, M1b,YQR - Seere�ar� of' �ho �c�unc.il �'riank N. ��hitney, C�.t;� �,itorn�y. � ��a�� p�� :;f��,�� c ��r�, ��c�x� . ��.�fi3�"��)�I �V�d �5� . - .. A ��;.J`�'�t�i� �z��:�,`��Cr '��? l3 ; ° � �I'��Ii i#�� f3i�F��3 �IR�� . ' ��t��ti��o �. . 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'�� T�� i��r ��,e� b� ��ae��c� ��ad �.��°av�s� �� that; �h.� re�.��„��. c��' �: � . � - � ��i� s��c�in��e �o t�i� �"a�a:i�rsc�l an �'�a�� 3, 1;��y ��a ti��d �� h� f i�°�� .i�� of ��.� r�.��:�z�c�ac�a � t��i�� .�L �. �°��.ex° �:t��i�; sa�' ��'�� u��a�� a��' .�Pae ��t�' � .� p� �c�� +� �c�Ir� .on `:�� '��i r�� Q�' ��,J', �,��o : - ' ' . _ �o �� J�A�i��D ��?�.'�7� ,,, . ; ; . . . i� e �S o �t�:m°+��.i.'�'u �rg . ' - � �ieo�e�a��► ��' �� a��ar��.� . . . ��'�t1�C �. ��,�� - �%i.�� iZ��4r2��to . � - � , . - . A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� 64AS HELD ON TUESDAY� JULY �0� I956 AT 7s30 P'. M. IN THE CITY HALL'. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN NASH� EMPANGER TESAREK AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO�. 654, "� RESQLUTCON QROERFNG PREPARATtQN OF REP[�tT QN THE BLpCKTOP uI1RFAC ENG 0F 17TH� �[8TH AiO� I9TH pND 20TH,AVENUES SQUTHa� MARKED EBHIBIT aA� BE ADOPTED`._ CARRIED, EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE OAKRIDGE COUNTRY CLUB REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO CONDUCT BINGO GAMES AT THE CLUB ON THURSDAY EVENlNG� 7�t2� 7�T9� 26TH AND 8/3/56� BE GRANTED. CARRIED. MEETINO ADJOURNED�. _� s�. A. W. ELMQUIST� SE ETARY TO THE COUNCIL '^�'"��"�."'.�;�'�-.•...d ��. �� s ATTESTt � �� F. M. MHDDEN� MAYOR C ITY OF � HOPKINS HENNEPIIV COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION N0. 65�{. A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATIOIV OF REPORT ON THE BLACRTOP SURFACING OF 17TH, 18TH, 19TH AND 20TH AVEN[JE SOUTH. WHEREAS, it is proposed to improve 17th, 18th and 19th Avenue South from Excelsior Avenue to County Road No. 3 and that portion of 20th Avenue South, which lies within the the city of Hopkins by blacktop surfacing of/same, and to assess the abutting property for all or a portion of the cost of the im- provement, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�.29.011 to I}29.111 (Laws 1953, Ch. 398); NOW, THEREFORE, Minnesota: BE IT RESOLVED by the council of the city of Hopkins, That the proposed improvemsnt be referred to P. S. Sidneg-Smith, city engineer, f or study and that he is instructed to report to the council with all convenient speed advisin� the council in a preliminary way as to whether the proposed improve- ment is feaaible and as to whether it should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvement as rec'ommended. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a special. meetin� thereof held this lOth day of Julg, �956. F. 1�. MADDEN, �AYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitneg, Citg Attorney AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EQUAL�I.ZATION OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS.� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY JULY i7� �956 AT 7l30 P�,M. I'N THE CITY HALL FOR THE PURPOSE OF FURTHER REVIE�ING THE ASSESSMENTS OF THE CJTY OF HOPKINS FOR THE YEAR f956', PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCiLMEN NASH� .TESAREKi JOHNSON AND EMPANGER� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRlSSELL� CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY AND ASSE.SSOR PETERSON�, NASW MOVED� JOHNSON SEGONOED� .THAT ASSESSOR;tS BOOKS AND F�IGURES ON ASSESSMENTS� AS SUBMlTTED� BE ACCEPTED AND.SAME TO BE CERTiF1ED TO THE GOUNTY AUDI�70R. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. � . _ c...�w-�.«� A, W. ELMQUIST� SE ETARY TO iHE BOARD �at� �..��_!-- � ATrEsr: � :�_ � �%/ �%�r�-�,��1�� F. M. Mi1DDEN, MqYOR -� A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� JULY 17� [956 AT 7:30 P'.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDENi COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� JOHNSON AND EMPANGER� A�SO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL� dITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY� CITY ENGINEER SMITH AND ASSESSOR PETERSON. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED= THAT EXPENDITURES DATED JULY C7� t956 IN THE AMOUNT OF ��7�5i3.85 BE APPROVED FOR PAYtJIENT. CARRIED. CITY MANAGER FRISSELL REAPPOINTED C. R. PETERSON� ASSESSOR AND ARLYN SALA� ASSISTANT ASSESSOR FOR THE PERIOD 8/[/56 TO 8��58. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT COUNCILMAN EMPANGER BE REAPPOINTED TO THE EMPLOYEErS ADVISORY BOARD FOR THE TERM 8�I�56 TO 8�i�57. CARRIEO�. NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO�. 665, °A RESOLUTPON ORDERiNG A HEAR�N� ON PETITfON TO �ACATE THE Ef6HT FOOT ALLEY NORTH AND �DJACENT TO LOT ONE, BLOCK QNE� OI�K RIDGE"SECOND ADD�ITfON, ANO LY�NG EAST OF THE WEST LtNE OF SQID LOT ONE, E`XTENDED NORTH°� MARKED EXHIBIT nA°� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT REQUEST BY THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS AND THE AMERICAN LEGION FOR BEER LICENSES DURING THE COUNTY FAIR� JULY 20� 2I� AND 22� BE GRANTED. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� JOHN50N SECONDED� THAT REQUEST BY PAUL D. STANNARD FOR A BEER LICENSE AT THE FAIRGROUNDS DURING RASPBERRY DAYS� JULY 27TH� 28TH AND 29TH� BE GRANTEO. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO. 656, pq RESOLUTiON �RDER�NG THE PREPARATfON OF A REPORT ON THE �NSTALLATION OF A DR[VEWAY ON TWENTIETH AVENUE NORTH IN FRONT OF THE NORTH TWENTY FEET'ON LOT EfGHTEEN AND'ALL OF LOT NINETEEN� BLOCK S�X, WEST MINNEAPOLIS, TH(RD DIVCS[ON°� MARKED EXHIBIT °B°� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED��• EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT C�TY MANAGER FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO NOTIFY PROPERTY OWNERS� AS PER LIST� TO HOOK UP TO THE CITY SAIViTARY SEWER SYSTEM. CARRIED, JOHNSOPI MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO. 663� ap RESOLUTCON RECEfVING REPQRTS pND CALLfNG HEqRfNG ON THE tNSTALCATfON OF SANtTARY SEWER AND WATER MAtNS TO SERVE 1NEST PARK AODtTtON"� MARKED EXFIIBIT �Cp� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECOIdDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO� 657� "q RESOLUT(ON RECEIV�NG A REPORT AND CALLING FOR A HEqR1NG ON THE'BLpC KTOR SURFpCING OF SEVENTEENTH� EfGHTEENTH� N[NETE�NTH AND TWENT�ETH AVENUES SOUTH"� MARKED EXHIBIT °Dn� BE AD�PTED. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO�. 658� "A RESOUIT�ON ORDERING PRERARA" TCQN �F A REF20RT ON THE BLACKTOP SURFACiNG OF THE NORTHERLY QNE-�NALF OF EXCELSIOR�' BOULEV�RO BETWEEN NINETE�NTH AND TWENTY�F(RST AVENUES"� MARKED ExNIBiT nEfi� BE 1� ADOPTED. CARRIED�. TE3AREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0. 66i� °A RESOLUTtON RECEPVPNG � REPf� T AND CALLtNG FOR A HEpRING ON THE BLACKTOP SURFACING.OF THE NORTHERLY ONE�HALF OF eXCELSIOR BOULEVARD BETWEEiV �9TH AND 8� 2[ST AVENUES", MARKED EXHIBIT "Fp� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. � JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0. 659� "A RESOLUTiO(d CALL�NG FOR THE �P�IQ�ARAT�ON QF q REPORT ON THE ACQUtStTfON CiF LANDS FOR AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN EN� LARGEMENT TO THE PRESENT MUNtC[PAL PARK�NG LQT LOCATED ON TNE WESTERLY StDE OF TENTH ' AVENUE SOUTH AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF TWO NEW MUNfC[PAL PqRKtNG LOTS tN BLOCKS SCXTY-� SEVEN �ND S�XTY�EI�HT� WEST MINNEAPOLrS� SEC OND DIV�SION"� MARKED EXH(B�T °G°� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� TNAT ORDINANCE NO. �3F� "AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO AND ESTAB�ISHtNG A COMPREHENStVE ZON(NG PLAN FOR THE C(TY OF HOPKINS� HENNEP(N C OUNTY� MCNNESOTA,,AND REPEALtIV� ORD�NANCE�NUMBER 8 AND ALL�ORDINANCES AMENDATORY THEREOF AND SURFi.EMENTqRY THERETO°� MARKED EXHIBIT °Hn� BE ACCEPTEO AS THE SECOND READING THEREOF AND ACCORDING TO LAW SAME BE ORDERED PUBLISHED. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED THAT THE CITY EPIGINEER BE INSTRUCTED TO ATTEND ALL COUNCIL MEETINGS, NO SECOND TO MOTION. ° EMPANGER MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE FIRE UNDERWRITERS (NSPECTION BUREAU REPORT ON FIRE PROTECTION� DATED 6/29/56 BE RECEIVED AND PI.ACED ON FILE, CARRIED. PAGE �2� REGULAR MEETING ?�[7�56 JOHNSON MOVED' TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE PETIT�ION FOR ANNEXAT.ION OF THE OAK VALE ADD1TION TO THE CITY OF HOPK'INS� AS PRESENTED�BS REFERRED TO THE ZONING AND PLANN(NG COMMiSSION FOR RECOMMENDATION� ALSO TO THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR CHECKING`. CARRIED'�, P�EETING ADJOURNED. ATTESTt �f� J,� � �-� � F. tYl. MADDEN� MAYOR \ J �t-►�-��-a_.�-� A..W..ELMQUFST� ECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL �OFF IC IAL PUBL ICAT PON� NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR INSTALLATION OF SEWER AND VJATER I N JAC KSON STREET NORTFI RND NORTFI SERV IC E DR I VE W 1 TH NECESSARY CONNECTIONS IN HOPKINS, MINNESOTA. SEALED BIOS WIIL BE RECEIVED BY THE CITY MANAGER AT THE CITY HALL� HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� UNTIL Al1GUST 17� 1956, AT 10:00 A.M.�CST�� AND THEN AND THERE OPENED AND PUBLICLY READ� AND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE THEREAFTER AWARD OF A CONTRACT WILL BE MADE BY THE CITY FOR THE ABOVE LISTED ITEMS. SPECIFIC'ATIONS AND FURTHER DETAILS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFiCE OF THE CITY ENGINEER. BIDDERS BONDS OR CERTIFIEO CHECKS ARE REQUIRED^FOR IO�o OF THE BID� AS A GUARANTEE OF ENTRY INTO A CONTRACT. THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY,OR ALL BIDS. CITY OF HOPKINS \ �- � SIDNEY S FRI SELL CITY MANAGER TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE HENNEPIN COUNTY REVIEW JULY 26� 1956 TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE CONSTRUCTION BULCETIN JULY 26� 1 .,��._ ,.�-- �� :� �� ,�,:> : s . _ �,' .�; r., �, G I TY OF HOPK I I� HENNEPiN. COUMY, MIPINESOTA R£SOLl3T ION N0. 655 � A RESOLUTIQN ORDERING A HEARING ON PETITION Ta VACATE TF1E E 1 Gl�T FOOT ALLEY NORTH AND ADJACENT TO , LOT ;QNE,, BLO�FC QP1E, OAK RI[?GE SECOND ADDITION, AND LYI1� EAS:T 0F THE WEST L1NE OF SAID LOT OME, EXTENDED NORTH. % iIdFIEREAS, the ownersof ail tMe property abutting upon both sides of the eight foot alleq North and adjacent to Lot One (9), Biock One (I), O�k Ridge Second AdditioFl, and lying Eest of the West lic�e of sald Lot One (I), extended NortM, have pet'.itioned the councit of the city of Hopkins to vacate the same, setting forth the facts and reasons for s�ch vacation, whicF� petition is accompanied by a plat of tk�eportion of the alley to be vacafied and is verified by the petitioners, and vuhich petition has been approved by the Zoning and Flanning Commission of the city of Hopkins, and c. i t y � V�IEREAS, the couFlcil of said�deems it expedient that the matter shonld be proceeded with, NOW, THEREFORE, BE�IT RESOLVED that said petifion will be filed of record wifh the city clerk wMo sha19 give notice by publication in the officiaf newspaper of the city for four vreeks at least one a week, to the effect that sach petition k�a s been fiBed a nd stating in brief its object and that the pefiition wi10 be heard and considered by the cou�cil at a regular �eetir�g thereof to�be held on the 1�th da y of September, Y956, at 7;30 otclock p.m. af tMe council chambers in the citq hall of said city. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regr�lar meeting thereof held this 17th da y of Juty, 1956. . . ., - �_r'�' ..AA y .MAiQDEbI `�' i A�YOR' A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Connci6 Frank N. Whitney, Citq At$or�ey � � ��. �'- l• CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPLN COUNTY, MIMVESOTA ' NC3TI�E OF HEARIidG ON PETITION TO VAGATE THE EIGHT FOQT ALIEY NORTH AND ADJA�EhlT TO LOT ONE, BLOCK ONE, OAK RIDGE SEtAND ADDITIaN, AND LYING EAST OF THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT OIdE, EXTENDED I�RT'H . NOTi�E IS HEREBY 61VEN thet a petition has been filed of record with the clerk of the city of Hopktns, Hennepin�CoWnty, Mtnnesota, the object of which is to vacate fihe eight foot alley North and adjacent to Lot One (1), Biock One (1), Oak Ridge Second Addition, and lying Eest of the West line of sa i d Lot One (1) , extended (Vorth, i n sa i d ci ty. P�TICE IS FURTFiER GIVEN fihat the petition wi01 be heard and considered by the council at a regular meeting thereof to be held on the 4th day of Sep- tember, 1956, at 7s30 o�clock p.m. at the cou�cil chambers in the citq halt of said city. Dafed; �nly 20, 0956 A. W. ELMQUIST, GITY CLERK FRANK N. WHITNEY, CITY ATTORNEY Published in the Hennepin County Review oA August 2, 9, 1:6 and 23, 0956. GITY OF HOPK (NS HE1�1EP I M_ COUN'fY, M I NNESOTA RESOLUTION N0. �6 A RESOLUTION ORDERIN'G THE PREPARATION OF.A REPORT 0@1 THE 1 NSTA LLAT I ON OF .A DR I VEUVAY UN TVYENT I ETN _ A1/EA�UE NORTH 1 N FROIdT , OF . TFiE t�RTN .TWENTY FEET . OF LOT . E I GHTEEN AND . A L L OF LOT NINETEEN, BLOCK.SIX, WEST.MINNEAPaLfS,,THIRD DIVISIOId. WHEREAS, it is proposed to cut the curb a�d t�sfialO a driveway on Ta►eAtieth Avenae idorth leading fram said avenne on to the North twe�ty (20) feet of Lot EigMteen (18) and alI of Lot Nineteen (19), Block Six (6), West Minneapolis, Third Division, and to assess the abutting property for ail of tne cost of the improvement, pursua�t to M.S.A., Secs. ia29.Ot9 to 1a.29.189, NOW, TH EREFORE, BE I T RESO LVED BY THE OOt1NC l L OF TFIE C ITY OF NOPK I NS; M i NNESOTA : That the proposed improvement be referred to P.S. Sid�ey-Smith, city engineer, for study and that he is instructed to report to the cout�¢il with all convenient spaed advising the council in a preliminarq t�ay as to whether the proposed improvement is feasible and as to vnhether it should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other improvement, and the esttraated cost of the iroprovetnent as recommended. ADOPTED by the councii of the city of Hopkins at a regu0ar meeting thereof held this 17th da y of Jctly, t956. F. M. ARADDEN, hhAYOR, A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Conncil • Fra nk N. Wh i t ne y, Cii-y Attorney r" I � ��ITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPI N COUNTY,� M1 NIVE50TA` RESO LUT I Qtd NO . 663 A RESOLtJT ION RECE 11� 1 l�G REPORI'S AND LA LL I NG F�EAR I t� ON THE I NSTA L LAT I ON OF SA(d I TARY SEWER AND �WATER IIVIA 1 I� Td SERVE WEST PARK ADDITION. WHEREAS, pursuant to a resol�tion of the cou�ci9 adopted �dne 5, �956, reports have been prepared by� P. S. Stdney-Smith, city engineer, with reference to the insteilation of sanitary sewer and water meins i� such locations as wifl best furnish sanitary sewer and a� ter service to all lots located in West Park Addition ia the city of Hppkins, Nennepin County, �innesota, and tMese reports were received by the cor�ncil on Julq 17, 1956, and WHEREAS, said reports provided for t�vo aiternate plans for installi�y � said sanitary sewer mains and for assessing benefitted propertie� therefor, whieh two alterr�ate plans are herei�after referred to as °sar�itary se�►er �i:tan nnr�ber I" end "sanitary se�rer pia� number 2", and WHEREAS, "sanitary sevaer plan namber (� provtded for the installation �nd constructTon of santtary sewer �aains ia the fol towir�g Iocations, to�avit: on County Road No. 61 f rom the Piorth l i rae of Lot Th i rtee� (13) to the Socath l i ne of Lofi Seven (7), Block One (I),'West Park Addition; on West Park Road from the Norfih I i ne of Lot O�e ( p) to the South I ine of Lot Six (6) , Block. One ( I) , West Park Addition; on Ttareenty-first Avenue from the tdorth line of Lot One (I) to the Soufh line of Lot Five (5), Block T�o (2), West Park Addition; from approximately the , Southeast corner of Lot Five (5), Block T�ro (2), West Perk Addition and running Southwesteriy along the existing road to approximately the Southwestcorner of Lot Seven (7) , B iack One ( I), West Park Add i t ionf a 1 I of sa i c3 sera�er ma i ns to empty i nto a lift station Oocated near the I�rtheast corner of Lot Seven (7), Block Tuoo (2), West Rark Addition, ar�d fihec�ce runni�g from the lift station across Twenty-ficst Avenwe and along Second Street North to Twentietla Avenue, and WHEREAS, the area to be assessed for the installation and construction of santtary server maias in accordance with said "sanitary sev�er pPan Aumber 1" Ts ali lands abutting thereon and in additioc� thereto, Lots Sixteen (16), Seve�teen (17) and Ei ghteen (18) , Blodc Five (5) , and a I I of Block Fou� (1a.),and the West ;, one-haif of BOock Three (3), West l�inneapotis, Tbird Division, and WFIEREAS, "sanitary sewer pian number 2" provides for the locatio� a�d constr�ction of sanitary sewer maias in the following locations, to-wit: on Gouaty Road No. 16 from the North Iine of Lot Thirteen (93), BOock One (B), West Park Addition, to County Road No. 3, and thence Easteriy along �ountq Road No. 3 to T�vent i eth Avenne South; on West Park Road from the Idorth I i ne of Lot One ( t) to the South line of Lot Six (6), BOodc One (1), �est Park Addition; on Twenty-first Avenue fran the North line of Lot One (9).to the South lfne of Lot Ffve (5), Biock Two (2), West Park Addition; commencing et tt�e So�thea st cor�er of Lot Five (5), Block Two (2), West Parl� Additio�, and rranning Soathwesteriy �long the existtng road to approxiroately the Southwest corner of Lot Seve� (7), B6ock One (i), West Park Addttion, and WHEREAS, fihe ar�a proposed to be assessed for the installation and con�truction of said sanitarq se�er mains in accordance with said "sanitary se�r plart Awmbe� 2", �vh i ch area i s noav l osa ted wi th i� the corpora te l i ra i ts of the c i ty of Hopk �i�as, i s as foi lows: a I 1 of West Par�cAddition; the West one-ha (f of Biock Five (5), a I 1 of Blodc Fo�r (�) and the East one-ha If of Block Three (3) , West Minneapol i s, Third Division; that part of the Westerly one h�ndred fifty (150) feet of the West one- half of the Southea�fi Quarter of. the Southeast Quarter of Section Tuventy-three (23), Tow�ship One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty�two (22), vuhich is now within the corporate limtts of the city of Nopkinsz Lots One (i) to EBeven (I1), inclusTve, Block Or�e (1), Oak Ridge Second Addi�Ton; that part of the Easterlq tevo hundred eighty-fonr (28�) feet of the West one-datf of the So�fiheast Quarter of Section Twenty�three (23), Township One Hc�ndred Seventeen (117), Range T�uenty-two (22); lying nortberlq of the eigMt (8) foot alley f+�rth of Lot One (I), Block Oc�e (I), Oak Ridge Addition and Southerly of a line parallel to and two'bd�dred (200) feet SoutM of tF�e South line of Lot Twe�►ty (20), Block Two (2), Ginkel*s Dak Ridge Addition, and WHEREAS , the add i t i ona i area proposed to be a ssessed for the i nsta t la t i on and construction of said sa�itary set�er mains in accordance with "sanitary sewer plan namber 2", v�hich is not now within the corporate ITmits of the city of Hopkins but �rhich is to be assessed only in the event that it becomes a part of the city of Hopkins and subject to assessmer�t for-the installation and construc- tion of said mains is as follows, to-wit:dthe Easterty one h�mdred sixty-eight (168) feet I q i ng South of Sta te Trr�ak H i gh�+aq No. 7 and North of baest Park Addfition of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section T�renty-tk�ree (23), Township One Hundred Seve�teen (117), Range Twe�ty-two (22); that part of � - ... _. .. . ... .. : , . s •>: , ;�. ��;•: � �..,. : tl�e North one-half of Section Twenty-three (23), Township One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range Twenfiy-t�ro (22), Iying 3ontherly of State Trank Highway No. 7 and Westeriy of County Road tdo. 06; the INest� one-half of the Southeast Quarter of Sectior� Twenty-three (23), Tovmship One Mur�dred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty� t�ro (22), except Registered Land Survey No. 3�5 and except that portion thereof novr locafied and be i ng i n the cii.ty of Hopk i as; Lots One (1) and Three (3) , Bren 1 qn Park; Lots Four (1�), Six (6) a�d Seven (7), Ginke.l4s �ak Ridge Second Addition; that part of the Southeast Quarter (SE�) of tbe Sodtheast Quarter (SF) of Section Twenty-three (23), Township One Hundred Seve�teen (117), Range T�renty-t�►o (22), ly�ing South of Excelsior Aerenue, W�est of Niaeteenth Avenue, East of �or�nty Ro�d tdo. 16, and North of a line dreavn at right angles to the center (i�e of Nineteenth Avenue and commenctng at a point`in said center line six h��dred and eighty-nine and 3�10 (689.3) feet Plorth of the North Itne of Connty Road No. 3; the West three hundred six and 8�10 (306.8) feet of the South one-half of the Southeast Quarter of the Sontheast Quarter of Section Twenty-three (23), Township One Hu�dred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty-tw►o (22), not now �rithin the corporate li�its of the city of Hopki�s, and WHEREAS, said engineer�s report relating to the installation of ta�ater mains provides for the instailation and construction thereof according to two a iternate plans, hereinefter referred to as "ww�ter plan number i" and "�arater plan number 2", and WHEREAS, "rovater pBan number 1" provides for the installation and construc- tian of rn�ater mains in the same locations as provided for the instailation anct constr�ct ion of san i tary sewer ma f ns i n accordance wi th -�sar� i fary sewer p lan number 1", end Wh1EREAS, "water plan number I" provides for the assessment of the same area for the installation and construction of said a�ater mains as.is provided for the instal iatton �and construction of sanitary se�►er mains in accordance vuith "sanitary sewer p0an nnmber 1", �rith the exception that there is omitted from the assessment area for arater ma tns a i I of Block Four (l�) and the West one�ha 1f of Block Three (3), West Minneapolis, Third Division, and U4HEREAS, °aueter plan number 2" provides for the installation and construc- tion of water mains in the same locations as provided for the instaltation and construction of sanitary sewer mains i� accordaace �rith "sanitary sewer plan nnmber 2", and � 0 :: 'I r__-" _, . ._ _ , . __ ... .. �` E2 ., r , WHEREAS, "u�ter plan number 2" provides for the assessment of the same area as "sanitary serover plan number 2", except that there is omitted from the area proposed to be assessed �rifihin the present limits of the city of Hopkins a( I of Block Four (J�) and the West one-ha If of Block Three (3) , i�est Minneapol i s, Third Division, idOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TNE COUt�iCIL OF THE CtTY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA: i. The council �rill coasider the instalia#ion of said sanitary sev�er and water mai.ns in accordance with the r,eports and the assessment of abutfiing ar�d benefitted properties for ali or a portion of the costs of the imProdement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. L�2y.011 to l�2y.t11, at an estimated total costfb� fihe � insfial0ation of sanitary seu�er � mains in accordance with "sanitary sewer plan number !" of �C�.I,000.00, and at an estiraatQd total cost for the instal-lation and construction of sanitary sewer mains in accordance with "sanit�ry sewer plan number 2" af �62,000.�, and at an estimated tota l cosfi for the insfiallafiion and constr�ction of said water mains in aceordance with "�ater plan raumber I" of �23,000.00, and at an estimated total cost for the insfialiatio� and consfructton of said a�ater mains in accordance writh "qrater plan number 2" of �55,000.00. 2. A public hearing shali be held on said proposed improvements and each of them o� Tuesday, the l�th da y of August, �956, at 7:30 o�clock p.m. i� the council chambers of the city hal! and the city.manager s�all give pubtished notice of such hearing and improvewents as reqaired by law. ADOPTED by tMe council of the city of Hopki�s at a regul�r ineeting thereof hef� this 17th day of Ju9y, 1956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretarq of the��ouncii Frenk N. Whitney, Cifiy AfitornQy l ,.__��' CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER AND WATER B�AIIITS TO SERVE WEST PARK ADDITION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the council of the city of Hopkins �ill meet in the council chambers of the city ha11 at 7:30 o�clock p.m. on Tuesday, August 11�, �956, to consider the installation arid construction of sanitary sewer and water mains in the following locations, to-wit: PROPOSED LOCATION N0. I: On County Road No. 61 from the North line of Lot Thirteen (13) to the south Tine of Lot Se�en (7), Block One (1), West �ark Addition; on 4�est Park Road from the North line of Lot One (1) to the South line of Lot Six (fi), Block One (1), West Par�ddition; on Twenty-first Avenue from the North line of Lot One (1) to the South line of Lot Five (5), Block Two � (2), West Park Addition; from approximately the Southe'ast corner of Lot Five (5), Block Ta�o (2), West Park Addition and runnin� Southwesterly along the existing road to approximately the South- west corner of L4t Seven (7), Block One (1), West Park Addition; all of said sevaer mains to empty into a lift station located near the Northeast corner of Lot Seven (7), Block Two (2), West Park Addition, and thence running from the lif t station across Twen.ty- first Avenue and along Second Street North to Twentieth Avenue; and all of said vaater mains to be constructed and installed in the same locations except that no lif t station is necessary or will be constructed for said vaater mains. The area proposed to be assessed for the installation .and construction of said sanitary sewer mains in said location is all lands abutting thereon and in addition thereto Lot Sixteen (16), Seventeen (17) and Eighteen (18), Block Five (5), and a1T of B1ock�Four (1}) and the West one-half of Block Three (3), West Minneapolis, Third Division, and the area proposed to be assessed for the installation and contruction of water mains in accordance �uith said proposed plan No. 1 is the same area �s is proposed to be assessed for the installation and construction of said �anitary sewer mains except that there�omitted from the area proposed to be assessed for said �ater mains all of Block Four (�}.) and the west one-half of Block Three (3 ), West Minneapolis, Third Division. The estimated cost for the installa- tion and construction of said sanitary sewer mains in accordance with proposed plan No. 1 is �L�1,000.00 and the estimated cost for - the installation a�d construction of sai d water mains in accordance with the proposed plan is �23,000.00. PROPOSED PLAN N0, 2: The installation and construction of sanitary se�►er and water mains in the following locations, to- wit: On County Road No.lb from the north line of Lot Thirteen, Block One (1), West Park Addition, to County Road No. 3, and thence easterly along County Road No. 3 to Twentieth Avenue South; on . �: West Park Road from the north line of Lot One (1), to the sout�i line of Lot Six (6), Block One (1), �Nest Park Addition; on Twenty- first (21) Avenue from the North line of Lot One (1) to the south line of Lot Five (5), Block Two (2), West Park �ddition; commencing at the southeast corner of Lot Five (5), Block Two (2), West Park Addition and running southwesterly along the existing road to approximatel� the southwest corner of Lot Seven (7), Block One (1), West Park Addition. The area proposed to be assessed for the � install�tion �d construction of sanitary sewer mains in the�;�: �= locations specified in said proposed plan No. 2, which area i9 now located ��thin the corporate limits of the cit� of Hopkins, is as follows; All of West Park Addition; the west one-half of Block Five (5), all of Block Four (�) and the east one-half of Block Thr'ee (3), West Minneapolis Third Division; that part of the wester- ly 150 feet of the west one-half of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 23, Toe�nship 117, Range 22, which is novu within the corporate limits Of the city of Hopkina; Lots One (1) _ to Eleven (11), inclusive, Block One (1), Oak Ridge Second Addition; that part of the easterly 28L�. feet of the west one-half of the southeast quarter of Section 23, Township 11.7, Ran�e 22, lying northerl� of the eight foot a11ey north of �;ot One (1), Block On.e (1), Oak Ridge Addition and southerl� of a line parallel to and 200 feet south of the south line of Lot Twenty (20), Block Two (2), Ginkel�s Oak Ridge Addition. The additional area proposed to be assessed for u the installation and construction of said sanitary se�er mains in accordance with proposed plan No. 2, which is not no� �ithin the corporate limits of the city of Hopkins, but which is to be assessed only in the eeent that it becomes a part of the city of Hopkins and subject to assessment for �he installation �.nd construction of said mains is as follows: The easterly one hundred sixty-ei�ht (168) feet lying south of State Trunk Highway No. 7 and North of West Park Addition of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Qu.arter of Section Twenty-three (23), Township One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty-two (22); that part of the North one-half of Section Twenty-three (23);-Township One Hundred Seventeen . (117), Range Twenty-t�o (22), lying Southerly of State Trunk High- way No. 7 and Westerly of County Road No. 16; the West one-half of ` the Southeast Quarter of Section Twenty-three (23)s Township One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty-two (22), except Registered Land Surve� No. 315 and except that portion thereof now located and being in the city of Hopkins; Lots One (1) and T}�ree (3)s Brenlyn Park; Lots Four c4), Six (6) and Seven (7), Ginkel's Oak - Ridge Second,,:. Addition; that part of the Southeast 'auarter (SF�) of;the Southeast Quarter (SE4) of Section Twenty-three (23), Town- ship One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty-two (22), lying South _ of Excelsior Avenue, West of Nineteenth Avenue, East of County Road No. 16, and North of a line dr awn at right angles to the cen,ter line of Nineteenth Avenue and commencing at a point in sa3d center line six hundred and eighty-nine and 3f10 (68903) feet north of the north line of County Road ATo. 3; the West three hundred six and 8/10 (306.8) feet of the south one-half of the southeast quarter �,�. of the southeast quarter of Section Twenty-`three (23), Township One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range Twentg-two (22), not now within the corporate limits of the city of Hopkinso ::�:.2Yie area proposed to t be assesaed for the installation and construction of water mains in accordance with said proposed plan No. 2, which is not now within the corporate limits of the city of Hopkins is all of the area proposed to be assessed for the ir� tallation and construction of said sanitary sewer mains �hich is not now �within the city of Hopkins except that there is omitted thereProm all of Block Four (4) and the west one-half of Block Three (3), West �inneapolis, Third Division. The estimated cost of the, installation and construction of said sanitary se�er mains according to said proposed plan No. 2 is �62,0OO.OQ and the estimated coat for the installation and con- struction of said water mains in accordance with proposed plan No. 2 is �55� 000. oo. _ Such persons as desire to be heard writh reference to the proposed improvements will be heard at this meeting. SIDNEY S. FRISSEI;L, CITY 1�ANAGER Published in the Hennepin County Review on August 2 and 9, 1956. C I TY OF HOPK I PiS HENNEP I N COUI�Y, _�h I N�ESOTA RESO LUT (ON NO . 657 A RESO LtJT I ON RECE 1 V I NG A REPORT AND CALL I NG FOR A HEAR 6 P!G ON THE.BLACKTOP SURFAGIWG:.OF SEVENTEENTH, EIGHTEENTH, N I NEt'EENTW AND TWENT i ETH AVENUES SOIITN . WHEREAS, pursuant to a reso�lGtion of the c;ouncil adopted Julq 10, �956, a report has been prepared by P. S. Sidney-Smith, .city engineer, cvith refereaoe to the blactttop surfacing of Seventesnth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues South from Excelsior Avenve to �ounty Road No. 3, and that portian ot Twent i etE� Avenue South wh i ch I i es wri th i n the ci ty of Hopk i ns by b lacktop surf�cing the same, and this report vvas received by the council on dc�ly 17, — 19''j6, fVOW, l�IEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 7NE COUWCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MItJNESOTAs I. The council will consider t.he blacktop surfacing of said streets in accordance vuith the report and the assessmenfi of abutting property for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pr�rsnant to M.S.A., Secs. L429.Ot1 to 1�29,I11, at an estimated total cost of the improvement of �18,225.00. 2. A public hearing shall be held on scrch proposed improvement o� the 7tM day of August, �956, in the councii chambers of the city hafl at 7:30 o�clock p.m. and the city manager shall give pubtished notice of seich beari�g and ia�proveme�t as required by la�r. ADOPTED by the councii of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held tl�is I%th day ofJuly, 1956. F. M. MA�DEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquisfi, Secretary of the ; ounci ( Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney ,;-,sY--�. .. , ..- _ .... . __... _.. __.. ._�, ��_4', . .. - . 'r�.' C ITY OF HOPK I idS HEt�+IEP f N Cq�MY:; _ MINNESOTA P10T 1 CE OF HEAR I MG ON THE BLACKTOP SIIRFAC 1 t� OF SEVEfdTEE�JTH, E I GHTEEM'H, hl I NETEEM'H. AND . TINEI� I ETH AVEPIUES SOtii�tl .. P10TICE t HEREBY GIVEN that the city coc�ncil of the city of Hopkins wiil meetin the council chambers of the city hali at 7s30 otclock r p.m. on Tuesda y, August 7,�956, to.consider the bBacktop snrfa ciAg of . Seventeenth, Elghteenth and Nineteen'th Avenaes;Soutk�-from fxcelsior Avenue to �ounty Road No. 3, and that portion of Twe�tieth Avenue Soutb u�hich 0ies. within fihe city of Hopkins� pvrsuant fio M.S.A.,, Secs. l�29.0i [ fo l.�29,! 61. � The area proposed to be assessed for snct� improvement is the properYq ab�tting thereon. The estimated cost of such improvement •is-��18,,225.C10. Su�,h persons as desire to be�heard wifih reference to the proposed improveroent will be �eard at this raeeting. SIDNEY S. FRISSELL, CITY MANAGER Published in the Hennepin Cou�aty Revierov on duly 26 and Au9ust 2, t956. - _ . . _ _. . _r. .. . . � _ ._. . . , .r _ _ _ _ _ __ .._._ . `', , w � � �� C I lY OF HOPK 1 f�S HEtdNEP I IJ COUM'Y, .�11 t�9VESOTA � RESOLtlTION N0. 658 A RESOLUTION ORDERlNG PREPARATION OF A REPORT.ON THE BLACKTOP SURFACONG OF TF�E' NORTb1ERLY ONE-HALF OF EXCELS I OR BOULEVAR� BETWEEIV Id ! NETEEM'H AND TINEMY-F I RST AVENUES . WFiEREAS, it is proposed to improve the northeriy one�balf of Excelsior Boulevard betr�en Ni�eteenth Aver�ue and Twenty�first Avenue by blactctop resurfactng the same and to assess the abntting property for all or a portion ofthe cost of the improvemewt, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. l:�29.UIt to 1.�29.111, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUIVCIL OF THE GIIY UF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA: That the proposed improvea�enf be referred to P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer, for st�dy and that he is instructed fio report to the counci6 with all convenient speed advising the council in a preliminary wa}� as to �arhether the proposed improvement is feasibie and as to vuhether it should best be mede as proposed or in Eonnection �rith some other improvemeot, and the estimated c:ost of the i�mprovement as recommended. ADOPTEO by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular aneeting thereof held this i7th da y of July, 8956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the �ouncii Fra nk N. iNh i tney, City Attorney � � CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUPTTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NOo 661 A RESOLUTION RECEIVING A REPORT AND CALLING F(JR A HEARING ON THE BLACRTOP SURFACING OF THE NOR- THERLY ONE-HALF OF EXCELS30R BOIILEVARD BETINEEN 19th AND 21st AVENIIF�So WHEREAS, pursuant to a resolution of the council adopted July 17, �956, a report has been prepared b� Pe S. Sidney-Smith9 city engineer, with reference to the blacktop surf�cing of the northerl�r one-ha].f of E�eelsior Boulevard between Nineteenth �nd Twenty-first Avenues, and this report was received by the council on July 17th, �956, 1dOW, THEREFORE9 1�i�esota: BE IT RESOLVED by the council of the city of Hopkins, 1. The council will consider the improvement of said � street in accordance with the report and assessment of abutting property for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant to M.SoAe, Seeso L�.29.ID11 to L}.29,111, a:t:'=;• an estimated total cost of the improve- ment of �3, 800o OOo 2. A public hearing ahall be held on such proposed im- provement on the 7th day of August, 19569 in the council chambers in the city hall at 7:30 o�clock pem,a�d the citg manager shall give public notiee of such hearing and improvement as required by lawo ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 17th day of July, �9560 F,. Ma MADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist9 � Secretary of the Council Frank N. �Ilhitney, City Attorney CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA NOTICE OF HEARING ON BLACKTOP SURFACING OF THE NORTHERLY ONE-HALF OF ExCEL5I0R BOULEVARD BET�N NINETEENTH AND TINENTY-FIRST AVENIIESe NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the city council of the _.:. city of Hopkins will meet in the council chambers of the city hall at 7:30 o�clock pomo on Tuesday, August 7, �956, to con- sider the blackt�p surfacing of ,the northerly one-half of Excelsior Boulevard between Nineteenth and Te�enty-first Avenues, pursuant to MeS.A., Secso I:}29,011 to LE.29,111� The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement is the property abutting thereon. The estimated cost of such improvement is �3,800000o Such persons as desire to be heard with reference to the proposed improvement will be heard at this meetingo SIDNEY Se FRISSELL, CITY MANAGER �iJBLISHED IN HENNEPIN COUNTY REVIEW ON NLY 26, AND AUGUST 2rid, 195fi- "':' � � �` `. `�`:., �C I TY OF HOi�K i NS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MIMVESOTA � RESOLl�TION 1�l0. 6�'j9 A RESOLE7T10N CALLING FOR THE PREPARATIOP�� OF A F2EPORT Old THE A(.'�UISITION OF LANDS FOR AND THE, OONSTRCICTION OF AN EN LARGEMENT . TO TH E PRESENT MUN I C 1 PA L PAR1C I t�G LOT LOCATED ON .THE WESTERLY. S IDE OF TENTH AVEf�1UE SOl1TH AND THE ESTAB- L I SHMENT OF 11iV1� NEW MUN I C I PA L PARK I NG LOTS I N. BLOCKS . S1XTY-SEVEN AND S1XTY-EIGHT,.WEST.I�INNEAPOLIS,.SECQND DIVISION. . . WNEREAS, it is proposed to enlarge the prssent manictpal parking lot on the wesfierly side of Tenth Aven�e South and establish and construct two new mG�icipal paricing lots located in Blocks Sixty-seven (b7) ar�d Sixty- eight (68), West Minneapolis, Second Division, by the acquisition by the city of additional lands therefor and the constraction of parking lot areas thereo�, and to assess benefitted property for all or a portion of-�.the oost of the improvement, pursuar+t to INinneso.ta Statutes, Section �.59• �4, �W, TFIEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE C4UNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNFSOTA: That the proposed improve�ent be referred to P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer, for study and that he is instructed to report to the council with ell convenie�t speed advising the co�ncil in a preliminary v�ay as to �vhether the proposed improvea�ent is feasible and as to uvhether it should best be made as proposed or in.connection �ritM some other improvement, and the estimated cost of the impro�ement as recommended. ADOPTED by the counci 1 of tde e;�,ty of �topk i ns at a regu lar meet i ng thereof heid thts 17th daq of July, 1956. A. W. Elmquist, - Secretary of the ��ounci 1 Fra�k N. • VVh i tney, Citq Attorney F. M. MADDEN, A�AYOR .�; �„ . . ..i>� ._.. i � .. `I . � . . .� . , • � . . , i i A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY�OF HOPKIN3� MINNESOTA WAS HELD ON TUESDAY�' JULY 24� T956 AT ?!30 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL; PRESENT WERE MAYOI�IADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� JOHNSON� NASH AND EMPAN�ERr ALSO C1TY MANAGER FRISSELL. `��" EMPANGER.MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLU710N NO. 664� pA RESOLUTfON RECE�VfNG A REPORT QN THE ACQU[SfTtQN 0F LANDS FOR AND THE CONSTRUCTtON QF pN ENLpRGEMENT TO THE MUN�C[PAL PARK[NG LOT LQCATED fN BLOCK SfX (6� 1NEST MCNNEAPOLfS� AND THE E�STABL �SHMENT OF THREE NEW MUN [C [PpL f'ARK� NG LfTTS t N BLOC KS THREE ( 3J , vYE�ST MtNNEAPQL�S qND� SIXTY�SEVEN��(67� AND� S�XTY�E(GHT (68}�, WEST MINNEAPOLfS SECOND DIVIS[ONp�.MARKED EXHlB(T� nAp BE ADOPTED; CARRIED. _ JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT A REFUND OF �I"[00,00 BE MADE TOWARD THE AMOUNT PAID ON TAX TITLE FOR THE SOUTHWESTERLY PART OF LOT [8� AUDITOR�S SUBDIVISlON 363� SUBJECT TO THE PROCUREMENT OF A DEED TO PROPERTY MADE TO THE C1TY OF HOPKINS� TESAREK ' AND EMPANGER VOTING NO, CARRlED. EMPANGER MOVED� PVASH SECONDED� THAT THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT MAKE A STUDY AND REPORT OF THE DRAINAGE PROBLEM OF EXCELSIOR AVENUE WESTERLY FROM HOMEDALE ROAD� PRIOR TO THE COUNTY PAVING PROJECT OF EXCELSIOR AVENUE AND THE CITY MANAGER BE AUTHORIZED TO HtRE EXTRA ENGINEERING HELP TO ACCOMPLISH SAME, CARRIED. MEETIN� ADJOURNED. , . - �-Q _ - - _ ....�....a..�.. . A. W. ELMQUIST� SE ETARY TO THE COUNCIL C�[LMEN! I / I �,� �.m :,..� � i�-��"..... .�,� .,. _ -..) �—.��ra.,:�r� �s fJ' �,, `I ; �� _ .. b� ��; �,�..��.��.-� ! . �-i' � . . pTTESTs ��a71,��.��,�� F. M• MADDEN� MAYOR �� L�GAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES such amendment or any part thereof in such form as tt mny see fit. S1:CTION 17. RF.PEAI.S . � Continued Fro�m Page 11) Subd. 1. Ordivance Number 8 which was aciopted January 18, 1949, application; toeether with all ordinances repealed therein and there- (B) That the granting of the application is necessary for by, are hereby repealed. the preservation and enjoyment of substlntial property Subd. 2, The followin� a,mendments to Ordinance Number 8, name- ri�hts; and • , ]Y; Ordinance numUer 2S, which was adopted January 3, (C) That. the granting of such applicat•ion �vill not m�,t- 1950; Ordinance number 29, which was adopted February erially affect adversely the health or safety oi persons re- . 21, 1950; Ordinance number 37, which was adopted May siding or working in the nei�hborhood of the propertY oY 2, 1950; Ordin�nce number 49, which tvas adopted July 18, the applicant and will not be materially detriinental to 1950; Ordinance number 50, which was adopted July 17, the public welfn.re or injiirious to property or improve- 1950; Orclina�nce number 52, which was adopted October 3, ments in sr�id nei�hborhood. 1950; Ordinance numher 53, which was adopted September Subd. 4. COMMISSION DECISION. The commission shall there- 5, 1950; Ordinance number 64, whicll was a.dopt2d March upon ma.ke its decision upon said a.pplic2tion and sl�all �� 1�51; Ordina,nce number 67, tvhich was adopted July 9, ' _ report its recommend�,tions to the city council within fif- 1951; Ordinance Number 75, which was adopted May 20, iJ52; Ordin�nce number 95, which was adopted August 4, tcen davs a.fter the hearing. 1953; Ordinance number 106, which was adopted M�,rcii 16, Subd. 5. PERMIT. In recommending a.ny adjustment or variance under the provisions of this ordinance, the Zonin� and 1954; Ordinance number 113, which was adopte� June 15, Planning Commission shall desinnate such conditions in 1954; Orciinance number 116, which was adopted August connection therewith as will, in its opinion secure sub- 17, 1954; Ordinance number 120, which wa.s adopted Octo- stnntially the oUJectives of the regulation or provision to ber 5, 1954; and Ordin nce number 124, which was adopted which such adjust�rtent or variance is �ranted, a.s to light, Subd. 3. Ordi ance Zn mber 78� which wase dopted July 15 e1952, air and the pizblic health, safety, comfort, convenience is hereb re and gezieral welfa,re. No permit shall be issued under the Y Pealed. provisions of this ordinance unless and until a decision of subd. 4. SAVING CLAUSE. No express repeals of ordina.nces as set the Zoning and Planning Commission, ns a.Yoresaid, has forth in this section, and no repeals implied by the pro- vislons of this ordinance, shall have an,y effect of any kind been acted upon by tlie cit,y council which may either and nature whatsoever u reject or confirm the decision of the Zoning and Plan- pon any proceedings in .la�v or in ning Commission. In rcporting its decision to the City equity, civil or criminal, pendin� in any of the courts of Council, the Commission shall report its findinns with tihis state on the effective date of this ordinance. respect thereto and all fncts in connection therewith, and FIRST READ at a re�ular meeting of the council of the city of shall specific111y and fully set forth any acljustment orHopkins held on the third clay of July, 1956, and finally read and adopt- variance granted and the conditions desi�nated. In all ed �tt a regular meeting of the council of said city held on the 17th cases in which adjustments or variances a�re granted un-�ay of July, 1956. der the provisions of this ordinance the commission and � F. 114. MADDEN the council shall require such evidence and �uarantees asA W ELMQUIST Mayor -. . it may deem to be necessary that the conditions designated Secreta.ry of the Council in connection thercwfth are being and will be complledFRANK N. WHITN�Y with. City Attorne Subd. 6. PLANNING POWERS. The commission shall study the y question of possible future annesation to the city of tracts I'ublished in the Hennepin County Review on July 19, 1956. of land adjacent to the' cit,y, and especially as to how (July 19j--R such anuexations would affect the water, sewer and other public services of tlie city, and as to whether or not such annexations would be beneYicial to the persons residing in such adjacent tr�cts tind to the city as a whole, and ' s13a11 make its reports and reeommendations to the coun- cil. ' Subd. 7. CITY PLAN. The commission shu.11 preplre a.nd recom- mend to the ciiy council T'or adoption a comprehensive city pl�,n for the development of the city including pro- , posed public buildings, street arrangements, and improve- ments, public utilit,y services, parks, playgrounds nnd oth- er siuiliar developments; the use of propertY the density � of population and such other matters relating to the pliy- sical devclopment of the city. Such p11.n inay be prepared in sections, each of wkiich shall relate to a major sub- ject of the pinn. Subd. 8. PUBLIC HEAFtING. ON PLAN. Before recommending to ti�e city council the fldoption of the city pla.n or any section of it or flny substantial amendment ihereof or addition thereto, the commission shall hold at least one public ' iicaring thereon, notice of the time and place of which sh�,ll be published in the official newspnper of the city at least seven days before the date of such hearing. Subd. 9. COUNCIL ACTION. The .city council may adopt .or reject any such pla.n or any amendment of or additlon to such pl�n, wkiiclz m�,y be submitted Lo it Uy the Zoning a,nd Plauning Commission. The. city council m�y amend or acid to any pl�n so submitted to it, but shall holcl at least one public henring on any amendment or addition after giv- ing the published notice hereinbefore rec�uired. Subd. ' 10. OFFICIAL MAP. The Cominission, with the assistance of City Engineer, may, and upon instruction by the council, . sha.11 prepare an official map of tlie platted and unplatted portions of the city and adjoinin� territory portions � thereof, indicating upon such inap the proposed future estension or widening of streets of the city within such existing pl2tted and developed territory or across � unpla.tted territory. ' Subd. 11. ADOPTION OF CITY MAP. After such map has been pre- pared and a hearing on it has been helcl as hereinbefore provided, it shall be submitted to ihe council, which shall ihereupon consicier such map and inay, either with or without a public hearing, adopt it or any part of it with such amendments as it deems advisable. After such m1p � has heen adopted by the council, wlicnever any existin� street or highway is widened or improved, or whenever any new street is opened or acquired Uy action o1 the cit.y, ' it shall not be required in such proceedin� to pay for aay building or structure whatsoever constructed upon such mapped street, or situated outside of any buildin� line . � that inay hace been established upon the existing street, or within �,ny �rea thus reservecl by the map for puUlic purposes, if such building or structure has been placed there tvithout a perinit, or.. in violstion of t_ie conditions ' of a permit after the 9dRption and public�tion of such innp. SECTION 16. A1�IENDI7�NTS Bubd. 1. POWER TO AMEND. The city council may from tiine to time on its own motion, or oii petition, or on recominenda- tion oP the Zoning and Plnnnin� Conunission, amend, supplement, or repeal the regul�ttions and provisions oP this ordinance. Subd. 2. REFERRED TO COMMISSION. Every such proposetl amendment or change shall be referred to the Zonin� . and Plannin6 Cominission for its report thereon. The com- mission sha.11 hold at least one public hearing upon eacii proposal. The hearing shall be held only after published notice of the tiine and pl�ce thereof. � 8ubd. 3. COUNCIL ACTION. Upon receiving such report from the : Zoning and Planning Commission the cit} council may ;'�!�' hold such public hearing as it deems advisable. After the . � • �. ' �; . ---- - . _ ._ _ _ . _ . : , _.. , i , , , , ; „ _ , LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES (^ LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL'NOTICES : � �; ''LEGAL 'NOTICES LEGAL,NOTICES " �,' '' tEGAL NOTICES , Thursday, duly 19, 1956 y�4 � ` ? thirty feet. � "' "' ' , ��ibd. 2. SPECIAL USE PARMI�. No permit for 'a drive !n stand or "' cept for� the ��ordinary projectiona of '"window sills; belt . CITY OF HOPKINS ; suba. 3. LOT REQUIREMENTS, 3or 8R-•<single r��idence:'districts fiiling station or for uses classified as :'other uses of the • courses, cornices, eaves and other architecturai features, HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESO`�� :;:;, ; sA'll0000 s uare ieet w�th an average �` same genera� character which wi�t not be detrimental nor provicted that such teatures sha11 not proiect more than - O , q width gf,100 ieet injurious to the district in which they are located" shall two Peew into any, required yard:, <; Ordinance Number 131, ,, ,_ , for each lot, except that lotsr in plats filed prior to the be granted unless and until a special use permit has been r Subd. " 14. BAY "S�tINDOW6, including their cornices and eav�s, may effective date of this ordinance with a width of 80 ieet Ssau,ed thereior in the manner; liereinafter provided. ' projectitinto:any required yard not more than two Peet, pro- � An Ordinance Relating to and Estdblisht'ttg �:.Gomprehensiv� ; and containing 10,000 squaie feet may be used ior one gubd. 3. BUILDINCi REQUIREIVI�NTB in , the CI-Commercial dis- Vided that; the sum oP such projections on any wall doea : family dwellings. ;;; tricts. are as follows: • - � not exceed one-third oP the length oP said t*�ali. � Zonin Plan or the Cit o Ho 'ns,,,�alen�e in Countv, B nn buildings, inaludir�g accessory builflings,-shall not ' ` g' f y f p��, p , O (A) Height limits shall be three stories but not exceeding rubd. 15. FIRE ESCAPES. Open fire escapgs may extend lbto any '� Minnesota, and Repealing Ordinance Number 8 and All and ny more than thirty per cent oY the total lot area; forty feet; and ' c , required yard but not more than four and one-half feet. . (C) Each lot shall have front, side and rea; yards oY not (B) Residential buiidings shali conform .to the least re- Subd. 16. DWELLINGS ON CORNER LOTS. In a SR-single residemce ; Ordinances Amendatory Thereof and Supplementary ' ie86 than the iollowing depths or widths; thirty feet or � strictive requirements in the respective residentlal dis- or DR-double residence district, dwellings erected'ort cor- the average depth of the frOht yards of the lots immediat- " tricts. ' - ner lots sha17 be deemed to front upon the street vt+ith the Thereto. - t • ely adjacent on either side;: but not less than twelve PeeC, Subd. 4. LOT REQUIREMENTS in the CI-Commercial districts are les�er fro$tage in computing its front yard depth. 'In;such and ten Yeet ori each side,'� except that corner lots shall as iollows: cases the side Yards on the longer atreet side sh8�11 ' con- >ECTION 1. DEFZNITIONB. have 12 feet side yards on the side adjacent to a Street and (A) No front yard is required except on ;the North-8outh Yorn1 to the set-back of the �,djoining lat on such .spr:eets, Subd. 1. For the purpose ot tHis ordinanCe certain term9 used Avenues `which shall have front yards of at least iive feet but shall be not less than twelye feet and need not be herein are defined as seti'forth,,i}� the iollowing subdivi- ', the rear yard shall have twenty-five per cent of the lot ' depth k�ut need not exceed forty feet. in �ark Valley Second ". and on Ninth Ave�ue North iront yarda shall be . at least more than thirty feet. • ° visions of this section. ten feet. i. Sittid. 17. DWELLINGS ON BMALL LOTS. Nothwithstanding th8 $mi- ' Addition and in blocks 1, 2 and 3, Park Valley, minimum Bubd. 2 ACCESSOFtY USE, means a nse custoiriarily Sncidental and � side yards of five feet ma be permitted in the case of , (B) No side yard is required but if side !yards are provided tations imposed by any other provisions of .thSa tiYdin- subordinate to the princlpai ixse or building and located ' dwellings with attached garage. they shall be, at least four feet !n wldth.; ? � 9;nce, the Zoning and Planning Commission may, permit H on the same lot wlth sitch principal u&e or building. Subd. 5., CERTAIN ALLEY �ETBACKS: In the C,I-Commercial dis- the erection of a single family dwelling on any lot in a i; Subd. 3. ALTERATIONS, as applied ,,to a buildii�g or structure, SECTION 5. DOUBLE RESIDENCE DISTRICTS. residential district, separately owned or under contract � means a chang�, or rearrangeiYrent in_ th`e etructural parts Subd. 1. USES PEitMITTED. In the DR-double residence dlstricts tricts no building shail be erected: _, for sale and containing, at the efiective date of this ord- or in the exit ,iacilities,:_ or ,an enlargei`nerit, whether by ' the Pollowing uses are permitted: ' (A) Within ten feet of any North-South alley; � _.. inance, an area or a width less than that required for. � extending on. a side, oT by increasing in height; or the � ;�;A) All uses permitted in single: residence districts, subject (B) Within ten feet oP any east-west,�lley on the side�oi moving from one location,or pnsition to another. to' all the regulations and requirements specified therefor; such. alley adjacenL to property, ir.onti�ng on Excelsior Ave- such use. �� Bubd. 4• AREA, BUILDINC�, meaxis'tfie total of areas�taken on a: (B) Two-family dwellings; nue; , ` ' 8ubd. 18, REDUCED LOT AREAS. No lot shall be so reduced in area horizontal plane a,t, the 11�a1n grade leSel oi tHe principal ` (C) Schools, libraries, museums`or other .buildings oi an '(C) Within six feet of any east-west alley on the eide of that any required open space will be smailer than pre- bullding and ,all, accessory bu11d1ng$ exclusive of uncover- , educational or historical character. such alley opposite Lo property fronting on Excelsior Aye- scribed in the regulations for the district in which said ed pprches, terraCe�,_ and,.�tGp,�. , „, ' 8ubd. 2. BUILDINp REQUIREMENTS, ior dwellings in the DR- nue; ,; '�-, , lot ,is located. Whenever such reduction in lot area oc- , $ubd. 5. AR,EA,. LO'� means_ t�e total aTea within the property .'. double residence districts are as follows: SECTION 9. C2-COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS. curs, any building located on said lot shall not thereafter lines exoluding external ,¢ti�ets. , (A) Minfmum floor area shall be 750 squ&re Yeet per dwe2P- Subd. 1. UEES PERMITTED-SPECIAL USE PERMITS-BUII,DING be used until such building is altered, reconstructed or Subd. 6. BOARDING HOTJSE,, �eans, any dwelling in whicri more ; ing unit; : REQUIREMENTS. All of the provisions �nd requiremen�s relocated so as to comply with the area and yard require- ' than three persons either individually or as tamilies ar,e ' (B) Height limit shall be two stories but �,ot exceeding relating to uses permitted, special use permlts and build- ments applicable thereto. housed or lodged i�pr hire . with,; or �vithout meals. A room- thirty feet; and � permits and building requirements in the Cl-Commercial Si1bd. 19. VISIBILITY AT INTERSECTIONS. On a corner lot in any ing house . or a furnished room house in whlch no tran- ' (C) A two-story single family residence bullding which is districts as hereinbefore set forth in ' 3ectlon 8, Sub- residence di8trict, no fence, wall, hedge; or ot!zer structure � sients are aocommocj�ted shall .be ;. de�med a boarding located 1n a DR-double residence district may be converted division 1, 2 and 3 of this Ordinance shall be apAllcal�le ,:. pr planting more than �two feet in hei�ght shall be erected, house. ; - "" lnto a double residence building, vzlth one residence unfL to the C2-Commercial DistriCts. laced or maintained within the trian ular area formed by �j - ,-• � • the intersecting street lines &nd a straight line adjoinin� � Subd. 7. BUILDINC3, means any .stTnetuTe other than a boundary located on the first floor thereof and. a second residence gubd. 2. LOT REQUIREMENTS for C2=Commerciai Districta shall said street lines at points which are thirty feet distant wali or fence. ,i>-: unit located on the second floor t'hereoY, providing both be: irom the point of intersection, measured elong said street � �ubd. 8. BUILDING, ACCESSO1tY, means a supplemental building, ' residence units have separate outeid� entrances and provid-' (A) All buildings, i,ncluding accessory bulldings, shall not lines. the„uSe, of vcl�ich , is incide�t&1 to that of a main or prin- ing that the first floor residence unit has at least 750 occuPy more than forty per cent of �he tatal lot areas; and g.ubd. 20. FENCEB. In any residential or commercial district, no � cipal bu�lding and loca�ed on' the same lot thereaiith. square feet of floor space and the upstafrs • residence unit (B) ,Each lot sha11 have a front. yard of thirty feet, and one fence or wall over Your feet hlgh shall be permitted and $ubd. ; 9. BU�LI]INGt.FRON3'�LINE .OF,"meane the line gY that. face has at least 600 square feet oi floor space. side yacd oi twenty feet shall be provided where access is " nqt more than fifty per cent of the fence area shall be .� of the building neaier the, front line of thellot. This' face Subd. 3. LOT REQUIREMENTS ior DR-double iresidence districts not &vailable from a rear alley or street. so11d or of closed construction. Barbed wire shall not be _ inciy¢es sun parlors and ,encl0sed porches but �dqes not shall be: Subd. 3. PARKING AREQS. Ofx. street parkittg shall be. provided used except _in industrlal distrfcts> on the top. of fences, ,� include steps and un-enclosed,' �iorches. : (A) 6,000 square ieet witri `an average lot width oY not less on ihe premises with any commercial use of sufficient on arms or supports placed at least eight feet above the :� Suhd. 10. .BUIiDING, HEIGHT dF; mean�'the vertical-distance lliea- than 60 ieet; except that in subdivlsions filed prior to the capacity to serve.the ordinary requirements of such use adjacent grade. � sured from the ay�erage elevation oi the proposed finish adoption oP this provislon, lots platted with a width of 50 and all drives and parking areas shall be surfaced with a SECfiION 12. NON-CONFORMING BUILDINGS A1ND USES � - grade at the front otvthe bullding to the highest point dP feet and containing 6,000 square feet may be used for a bituminous or other dust iree-surfaee and shall be suitably Subd. 1. NON-CONFORMING USES. The laWful use of any buAd- '? rooi for flat ioois, to the deck lirie of Mansard rooEs, and' single family residence, and except that in the Stevens illuminated 3'or night use.'Requlred parking epaces may ing or land existing at the effective date oi Chis ordin- ', to the mean height ;,between 'eaves and ridge for gab12, Oakwood Park Subdivlsion lota with a width of 54 feet and be located in front, side or rear yard areas. " ance may be continued although such use does not con- y hip, and Gambrel roofs. , containisig 6,000 square feet may be used for single family SECTION 10. INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS form with tne provisions of this ordinance. Bubd. �11. BUILDING, PRINCIPAL, means � a bnilding in which 1s I residences. For a double family residence a lot shall con- Subd. 1. USES PERMITTED. In the In-Industrial Distrlcte, any Subd. 2. ALTERATIONS. A non-conforxnipg building may not be� conducted the` xnain or pFSncigal' use oi the lot on whicri � tain 7,500 square feet and have an average width of not non-residential use not otherwise 'proh4bited by law is per- re-constructed or altered during its .life to an extent ex- ;,�;, .: said 'Bullding is;. si'tuated.,,� , ;,;;; less than 60 ieet. mitted, provided'the ope}�ation oP such use', conforms to al] ceeding in aggregate a cost oi twenty-five per cent of ite `:� �ubd. 12. COURT, means `an open unoccugfed space bounded on (B) All buildings, including� accessory buildings, ahall not standards and limitations pi'ovided-herein. ` � "full and true" value for assessment- purposes uniess said three or more sides bq the,extG;ior.walls o1 a singlg build- occupq more than thirty per cent of the total lot area; Subd. 2. USES PROHIBITED. In In-Industrial Di�tricts any use , bullding is changed to a coniorming use. Sng and lot lines. ...- . .. and which may in any manner create any dangerous, injuri- $ubd. 3. EXTENSION. A.non-coniorming use� shaA' not be extended � Sub21. 13. COURT, INNER, means a courti eriClosed on all aidea by (C) Each lot shali have a front yard of thirty feet or the ous, noxious or otherwLse objectionable, ' fire, explosive, but the extension of a lawful use. to any portion of a non- exterior- walls of �a building or; b3�,: exterior walls &nd_ lot average depth of the froxit yards oi the lots immediately radioactive or other hazard, noise or vibration, srnoke, dust, coniorming building shall not be deem�i tk�C,;.extension lines on whicri wall§ are a1lDwable. adjacent on either side but not less than twelve feet, and odor or other iorm of air pollution, electrical or other dis- of such non-conforming use. y " � Subd. lA. COIIRT, OUTEkZ, means a cptlr�s�neiosed on not moriQ.,.than shall have side yards of eight feet on each side except that turbance, glare, liquid or solid refuse, or wastes, or con-� gubd. , 4, RESTORATION. No building damaged b'y fire' 'or other : corner lots shall have twelve feet side yards on the side dition conducive to the breed n or attraction of rodente cause to the extent of more thail flfty per , cent oY ite � thr�e sldes by ext�xTw111' waAs axid lot lines on which : walls ` � g , >� are alYowable witY�?;..,otte sid�e :or e�1d open to a„,�tr,eet, adjacent to a street, and the rear yards shall i�e twenty- or insects, or other subsiax�ce, condition or. element in an - "full and. true^ value for assessmettt purposes, . shall be driveway or yard. • " five per cent of the lot depth but need not exceed iorty. amount or manner as to adversely aifect the surrounding repaired or rebuilt except in coniormity with the regula- � Bubd. : 15. COVERAGE, means the�t perceatage, �f ''the plot or 7ot area feet. ' area; is prohibited. � tions of this ordinance. : ' �' covered by the buildi,s�g ariea. SECTION 6. MULTIPL� RESIDENCE DISTRICTS. ' 9ubd. 3. SPECIAL USE PERMIT, l�io building shall be erected in 8u6d., 5. . ABANDONMENT. Whenever a non-conYorming use has �v Subd. i6. CURB LEVEL, mean� the offic1a11y estabiisheQ grade of Subd. 1. USES PERMITTED. In the MR - multiple reaidence dist-. the In-Industrial Districts without iirst securing a special been discontinued for a period of one Year, such use shall !� the curb in iront 'af; tne mid-point o� the lot. ricts the iollowing uses are permitted: � use permit therefor. Applications for such a permit shall not thereafter be re-astablished, and any iuture use shall ' Bubd. 17.: DRI`VE :IN STAND;,,ineans a building desi�ned ior suxn- (A) All uses permitted in Single residences and double � be in the iorm prescribed in Section 7, 8ubd. 3, oi t$is be in conformity with the provisions of this ordinance. mer or warm weather use and occupancy only, from which residence distri¢ts, subject to all the regulations and re- Ordinance. ` Subd. 6. DIBTRICT CHANGEB. Whenever the boundaries oE a dis- ^ Cooked foods or soft drinks or similar me,�chandise is sold ciuirements specified therefor. Subd. 4. BUILDING REQUIREMENTS, Sn the In-Industriai Districts - trict sriall be changed so as to transPer an area from one-.; and dellvered through openings in ,the exterior walls oY (B) Multipl� family dwellings; are as iollowa: district to another of a diPferent classiiication, the fore- the building to pedEstrians or persons in parked auto- (C) Boarding and lodging houses; and (A) Height limits shall be six stories but �not exceefling going provisions shall also apply to any non-conforming mobiles. ` (D) Ciubs, when approved by the commission, except a sixty-five feet; and .-'. -� • use existing therein. �` Subd. 18. -DWEZLING, means. �' b'tiilding designed or used as the club, the chiei activity oi which is a service customarily (B) AIl bnildings, inoluding accessory buildEngs, shall a,ot SECTION 13. SPECIAL USE PERMITS living. qua.rters for, oHe or more familles. carried on as a business. occupy more than sixty per,cent oi the totai lot area. Subd. 1. PURPOSE OF. Special use permits may be issued for: �+ Subd. 19. DWELLING, ONE-FAMILY, means a detached building Subd. 2. BUILDING REQUIREMENTB, in the MR-multiple resi- 8ubd. 5. LOT REQUIREMENTB for In-Industrial Dist'ricts shall bes (A) Any of the uses or purposes for which such permits � containing one dwelling unit 9nly. dence districts are as follows: (A) 12,000 square feet and a mixrimum avenage lot width are required or permitted by the provisions of this ord- Subd. 20. , DWELLING, TWO-FAMILY, means a building containing (A) Height limit shaA be three stories but not .Qxe�eding' oP 100 feet for each lot, or, in lieu thereof, two platLed - inance; and � two dwelling units. ` forty feet; and lots as shown on any plat, which has beem approved b9 (B) Commercial excavating oi natural materials used for 8ubd. 21. DWELLINQ�, MULTIPEE, means' a building or portion (B) The width oP any outer court shall be not less than the City (formerly village) Council oY I3opkins prior to the . building or construction purposea, .or the Excavating and � thereof containing three or u}ore dwelling units. two-thirds the height of the highest wall ! forming said effective date of this ordinance; - removal oi top soil in any district. No such excavating � Subd. 22. DWELLING, UNIT, meana a building or portion thereof court and the depth of any outer court shall'be no greater� (B) Each'lot shall'have' a iront yard of thirty feet and shall be done without such a permit." ,a providing compiete housekeeping facilities for one family. than one and one-half times its width and the least shall have side yards of ten feet on eaeh 'side ' and the Subd. 2. APPLICATION for the issuance. oP a special use permlE �, Subd. 23. FAMILY,, means one or- more persons living, ,sleeping, j dimension of an inner court shail be not less than two- rear yard shall be forty feet; and shall be made to the zoning and planning commission, :: cooking; and eatin� on ,.�t,l�e 6ame<: premises a,s' a single thirds the height of the highest wall enclosing such court. (C) OfY street parking shall be provided on' the p;emLses which may hold such hearings on the proposal to issue a� housek8eping unit. . •,:. ,z' :; 8ubd. 3. LOT REQUIREMENTS for MR - multiple residence dis- on which any industrial use is carried on. All drives and special use permit as 1t may consider necessgry: The com- � tricts shall be: �` � parkin areas shall be surfaced.with a bituminous or other mission shall make a re ort to the c uncil upon the pro- 8ubd. 24. �'Ii�LING S'�ATION, meanfi an area of land; 'lncluding g p 4 � structures thereon; yEsed or designed to be used ior the � (A) 1,000 square feet for each multiple dwelling uttlt and a dust free substance and shail .be suitably illuminated for posal and shall recommend tq the co�tncil whatever action � supply of gasoline or oil �or QtY�er fuel for the propulsion minimum average lot width of 100 feet for e�ch lot; ni>ht use. Minimum apace on such aff street parking areas �`' it deems advisable, but it shall not recommend the gran6- oE motor vehicles and <W�a1pYa:; �rnay include facilities for (B) All buildings, lncluding accessory buildings, shall not' shall be provided as follows: (.1) Not less than two hun- ing oP a permit uniess it finds that"°ih¢ _establishment, ;� polishing, greasing, , washin,g �,, or otYierwise cleaning or' occupy more than thirty per cent oY- th� total lot area; dred square feet for each iour persons employed on the ' maintenance or conducting ,of the use for which a new i servicing such vehicles. (C) No principal building shall be closer to any other' largest shift; (2) space for each company owned or operat- permit is sought will not ui]der the circumstanees of the '' Subd. 25. HOME OCCUPATION; .�;eans ��a�n♦c�cupation for ,gain or principal building on the same lot than one',and one-half ed truck or vehicle; and (3) space for parking of cuatom- particular case be detrimentai to the health, safety, iziorals, 2 support cottducted b� :members of a faYml3y r�idYixg on the times the average height oP such buildings; ' ' er vehicles in addition to space provided for "the uses comfort, eonvenience or weTiare of the person$ . reslding or �" premises and condueted entirely within the dwell'ing, pro-� (D) Each lot shall have a front yard of ten feet and shall hereinbefore enumerated. woxking in -the-neighborhood of such.:use and: will, not uh- ''� vided that no article Ss soid or offered for sale except such have side yards of ten feet on each 51de for a one story; SECTION il. SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS der , the circumstances oP the �articular case be,:: detri- ;� as may be produced by 'iiz'embers oY the immediate family" bullding, plus five additional feeb on each side Por each�, .Subd. 1. DWELLING. No dwelling may be erected or located as an : mental to the public weliare or Ynjurious to property or residing on tYre pretn,i�es. , story oi a building in excess oP- one story and the rear! accessory use upon the same lot with any'principal build- improvements 1n the neighborhood. It may designate con- � Subd. 26. JUNK YAE2,D, the use of �any land Yor t'he storage or keep ; yards shall be at least forty feeb; -- ; ing, except that living quartiers for persons : employed �n ditions and require guaranLees :: in ther granting df � �ksa ing of �urik, inclixe1ing sCrap :rnetals, or for the dismantling_. (E) There shall be provided on the same plot with any domeatic service upon the premises may be established permits. - ; ;: or "wrecking ' bf automobiTea or other vehicles or machin-; multiple dweiling a graveled or paved automobile storage! and maintained in an accessory bulIding. Subd. , 3. GRANTING PERMIT. Upon receipt of £he re�4qrt of the � ery provided that this de'flnition shall not 'ixe .deemed to! or parking space equal to not lAss than two hundred square �ubd: � 2. GARAGES. Garage space may be provided as�', an eccessory Commission on any applicatfon Yor "a special use permit, � lnclude eny case of the storage of material5 which is in- ieet for each' dwelling unit •contained therein. No front use in residence. dlstricts as follows: the council, may hold whatever public hearings its deems ;: cidental or accessory to any business or industrlal use on'. yard shall be used for parking or storage oR any motor (A) In single residence distrlcts, for not more than thrQe advisable and shall make a decision on the proposal Lo � the same lot. vehicle and said parking area shall be screened from streets ` vehicles; ' grant a use permit. If it finds that the conditions exist i Subd. 27. LOT, means a plot, parcel or portion oi land considered as° and from adjoining properties'by shxubbery or other means; (B) In doubie residence dLstricts, for; not more than four , which are necessary under this ordiriance before the Zon- ' a unit devoted to a certaln use or occupied by a bullding; and vehicles; and �. ing and Planning Commission may recommend the grant- `� or group of buildings, united by a common interest or' (F) There shall be providect�and maintained on ti�e same (C) In multiple residence 'dLstricts, for'not more than one ing of a use permit, the council may grant the permit ' use, together with such yard spaces as'required by the pro-! plot' with any multiple dwel�ing enclosed play spaces con- vehicle per dwelling unit, such. apace to be rented only and may attach to the permit such conditions and guar- visions oY this Ordinance, having its principal frontage taining not less than 150 sque,re feet per dwelling unit. to occupants of the premises. In multiple residence dis- antees as the Zoning and Planning Commission or the on a street or on such other means nP access as ma9 be re- SACTION 7. BUSINESS-RESIDENCE DISTIiICTS. - tricts attendants may be employed wrio may f make minor ' council deems necessary or advisable. quired aa a condition oT the issixaAce of a building per- suua.. 1. vs�a z,�n.naxmm�D. x�, .obe nn - buoin000�sooiaonce ��a- � _ adiustments to cars kent in sur.h eara�es and mav wash Subd. 4. CONFORMING TO PERMIT. Any use permitted under the aa cars chan tire ; mit Yor a building on sueh land, tricts the following uses-are permitted:' , ge s, or perform similar services for tenants, terms ox any spectai. �...e r.....-.i+ ohnll hu }„�j�7{C]7pa �n 8ubd. 28. LO'I' CORNER, means a lot at the junctiori of and,ironting (A) All uses permitted fxn any residentLal districts, subject provided that such work is done entirely within the build- cpnducted in conformity to the terxns of such permtt an� " i to all the regulations and requirements specified therefor• ing.and no machinery of any kind, other than'.an air com- of any condiiions designated in conn�etion therewith, and ; ugon two or more Sntersecting streets. and - � pressor Ss employed. shall not be changed, voided or modified by any change ' Bubd. 29. LOT, DEPTH OF, means a mean horizontal dlstance be- �g� Any non-reaidential use not otherwiae prohibited by �ubd. 3. OFF-BTREET PARKING IN R,ESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. No in ownership or occupancy of the premises for which the i tween the iront and rear lot lines, measured in the by law, provided the operation of such use coniorms to garage or off street parking area in a residential district permit is granted. general direction of Sts aide llnes. all standards and limitations provided herein. may be occupied by a commercial vehlcles o1 more than SECTION 14. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT � Subd. 30. LOT, INTERIOR, means a lot other than a corner lot. Subd. 2 USES PROHIBITED. In -BR - business-residence districts one ton capacity and not owned by an occupant of, the, ' Subd. '1. BUILDING INaPECTOR. Administration and enforcement I Subd. 31. LOT WIDTH OF, means the mean width measured at the following uses are prohibited: premises. In all single and double resldence districts ofi- oi the provisions of this ordinance shall be performed by right angles to its depth. (A) Any buslness invAlving the sale oP merchandise or street parking ahall be provided within the lot lines suf- the building inspector. ' Subd. 32. LOT LINEB, mean the 11nes bounding a lot as defined commodities at retail upon �he premises, except inciden- ficient for the parking or storage oP at least two cara for Subd. 2, - BUILDING- PERMITS. No building or structure shaIl be hereln. tally• and - each dwelling unit thereon. erected, added to or structurally altered until a permit '$ubd. 33. NON-CONFORMING UBE, means a atructure or land law- �g� Any non-residential use which may in any manner subd.; 4. NO JUNK YARDS. No junk yarde shall be permitted in � therefor has been issued by the building inspector. fully occupied by a use that does not conform to trie re- create any dangerous, in�urious, noxious or otnerwise ob- the city. Bubd. 3. APPLICATION FOR PE�2MIT. There shall be submitted gulations of the district in which it ia situated. jectional, fire, explosive, radioactive or other hazard, noise Subd. 5. SIGNS IN REBIDENTIAL DISTRICTB: The following signs „ w,ith. all applications for building permits, three copies of � Subd. 34. STREE'Y', means a public or private thoroughfare which or vibration, smoke, dust, odor o; other form of air pollu- shall be permitted in residential districts: a'layout or plot plan drawn to scale showing the actual ' aifords the principal means of access to abutting property. tion, electrical or other-disturbance, glare, liquid oY solid (A) Customary proYessional, business or home occupation dimensions of the lot to be built upon, the exact size ! Subd. 35. STRUCTURE, means a combination of materials to form refuse or wastes, or condition conducive to the breeding identification signs not over six inches in height by twenty- and .location on the lot of' bhe building and accessory a construction tlnat �s safe and stable and includes, among or attraction of rodents or insects, or other substance, four inches in length, ii related solely to a profession. or.. �.buildings., to be erected, together with such plans, struc- other things, glatforms, towers, sheds, bins, fences, display condition or element in an amount or manner as to ad- home occupation conducted on the � signs, and simSlar atructures. premises by' a resident tural drawings and statements <bf specifications as the Subd. 36. USED OR OCCUYIED, as applied to any land or building versely affect the surrounding- area. thereof. One such Sdentlfication sign shall be permitted � building inspector', may` require for the enforcement oP includes the words "intended, arranged or desi ned to be Subd. 3. SPECIAL USE PERMIT. No building, other than a resi- for eaoh professional or other person so engaged and re- this ocdinaince. A'certified survey furnished 'by the owner : used or occupYedl' � dence, shall be erected in the BR-business-residence dis- siding n the premises but ii the dwelling has frontages _ shall accompany all applications Yor permits for the con- 8ubd. 37. YARD, means an unoccupied space open to the sky, on the trict without flrst securing a special use permit therefor. • on more than one street an additional identificatioil sign struction of new buildings. One copY of such layout and I same ;lot with a buildin or structure. Applications for such a permi�t shall be accompanied by: shall be permitted ior each additional street frontage. glans . shall be returned when approved by the building � g (A) plot plan of the lot showing the location of all pres- Such ldentification signs may be affixed to the face oP inspector together with a building permit upon payment Bubd. 38. YARD, FRONT, means an open unoccupied space on the ent and proposed buildings, drives, parking lots, waste the building or may be erected on a post not, over four oi the permit fee. � ; same lot with a building between the front 11ne of the, disposal fields and other constructional features on the feet high located in the yard but at least ten' feet from Subd. 4. CONDITION FOR PERMIT. No permit shall tie granted to building and the front line of �he lot and extending the! ' lot, ar.d all bulldings, streets, alleys, highways; streams the street line, and may be illuminated at night by back construct or alter any building upon a lbt without frcnt- iull width oY the lot. and other topographical features outside of the lot and lighting only, if the lighting conduit to any such free age upon or legal permanent access to a public street, and Bubd. '39. YARD, REAR, means an open unoccupied space. on the and within S00 feet of any lot line; � standing post is placed underground. No such lighted sign access to a public sanitary sewer or an app�oved private same lot with a building between the rear line of thel (B) Architectural plans for any proposed building; structure shall exce�d four inches in thickness; sewage disposal system. bullding and the rear line of the lot and extending the: (C) A description of operations and uses proposed in sui- (B) Bulletin boards 'or similar announcement • signs for Subd. 5. CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPANCY. No land shall be oc- iull width of the lot. ficient detail to indicate the efiects oi those operations in churches and other non-profit inatitutiona not exceeding cupied or used and no building erected or extended shall Subd. 40. YARD,. SIDE, means an open unoccupied space on th� producing trafiic congestion, noise, glare, air pollution, twelve square feet in gross area nor six inches in'thickness, .. .he. occupied used or changed in use until a certificate of � same'lob" with a building situated between the building water pollution, fire hazards or safety hazards; shall be located either on the Pace oi the bullding or on a � occupancy shall have been issued by the buiiding Sn- ' and the side line of the lot and extending irom the front �D) Engineering and architectural plans for the treatment Post or posts at lezst ien feet from the street line. One sPector, stating that the building or proposed use thereof 'i yard to �he rear yard. Any lot line not a front line ot a rear and disposal of sewage and industrial waste; such sign shall be permitted for each street frontage. Such complies with the provisions of this 'ordinance. All certi- I shall be` fleeme�d a side Iine. (E) Engineering and architectural plans for the handling signs may be llluminated at night by back lighting or by ficates of occupancy shall be aPplied •for with the appli- SECTION 2. ESTARLISHMEN�t' OF DISTRiCTS. of any excess traffic congestion, noise, glare, air or water direct lighting provided the latter Ls so screened as not cation for a building permit. The certificate shall be is- Subd. 1. DISTRIGT..•tile city fs hereby divided into zoning district� to be visabie from an ; pollution, fire or safety hazard; y adjacent residence; and . sued within ten days aPter the erection or alteration is as Yolldvt� '`` � (F) Designation of the fuel proposed to be used and any (C) "FOR SALE" or "TO LET" signs relating ottly to the completed and approved as complying wit:i the provisions SR-singte 'iesldenoe; necessary architectural or engineering plans for controiling premises and containing the name, address and telephone of this ordinance. Except upon a written order of the DR-doubTe residenoe; � i smoke• number of the owner or authorized agent or both and not ' Zoning and Planning Commission no such building per- MEt-multiple residence; (G) The proposed number of shiits to be worked and the exceeding six square feet in area in the aggregate shali mi•t or certificate of occupancy shall be issued for any SEirbusiness, residence; maximum number of employees on each shift; and be permitted. One such sign shall be permitted for each building where said constructlon,'•addition or alteration or Cl-commercial; (H) Any other data or evidence that may be required by street frontage. _. use thereof would be in violation of any oi �he provisions O2-commercial; � by the zoning and planning commission. 8ubd. 8. HEIGHT PROVISIONS shall not apply to the erection of of .this ordinance. IN"-Sndustrial. Subd. 4. HOURB OF OPERATION. A non-residential use shall not church spires, belfries, towers designed exclusively for Bubd. 6. INTERPRETATION OF ORDINANCE. The provisions of 8ubd. 2. BOUNDARIES OF DISTRICTB. The boundaries of theSe: be permitted to operate in the BR - business-residence , ornamental purpases, chimney ilues, stand pipes or water this ordlnance shall be minimuxn requirements adopted , df5tricts are delineated on a map entitled second revised district on Sundays, normal business holidays, or between �Wers, bulkheads or elevator enclosures which in the ag- for the promotion of the public health, morals, safety or , zoriing map oY Hopkins, 1�Iinnesota," which map, with all the hours of seven o'clock p.m, and seven o'clock a.m, gregate occupy less than ten per cent of the rooi area. the general welfare. Wherever the requirements oP this explanatory matter thereon, is hereby adopted with andl Subd. 5. BUILDING REQUIREMENTS, in the BR-business-residence, Nothing in thLs Ordinance shall prevent the erection oi ordinance are at variance with the ; requirements of anv becomes a part oY this ordinance, and from and aYter the, districts are as follows: - a cornice or parapet wall extending not more than five other lawfully adopted rules, regulatians, or ordinances, effective date of this ordinance said map shall be the, (A) Height limit shall be three storiea but not exceeding feet above the height limit. the most restrictive, or that ixnpasing the higher stand- oificial zoning map of Hopkins, and shall supersede and; forty feet• 8ubd. 7. MINIMUM FLOOR AREAS for the 8R-8ingle residence • ards, shall govern. take the place of the zoning map whicri was a part of' �g� All buildings, including accessory buildings, shall not and DR-Double residence diatricts shall be computed as Subd. Z PENALTIES. A violation of this ordinance is a misde- ! Q'rdinance Number 8 on the date of its adoption on Jan-; occupy more than forty per cent of the total lot area• and iollows: meanor and each day that,a vielation is permitted to exist �iary 18, 1949, and also supersedes and takes the place ofk (C) No principal building shall be closer to any other (A) Main floor, the sum of the gross horizontal area of shall constitute a separate ofPense. fhe "First Revised Zoning Map of Hopkins, Minnesota.'" • principal building on the .same lot than one and ;one-half the building measured from the exterior faces nf exterior SECTION 15. ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION Which became effective September 1, 1951. ! times the average height of such buiidings. walls, including porches which are enclosed and hCated fot Subd. 1. APPOINTMENT AND ORGANIZATION. A zoming and plan- 8ubd. 3. i�'NCERTAINTY AB TO BOUNDARY. Where any uncertain- Subd. 6. LOT REQUIREMENTS for BR-business-residential districts year around use; and ning commission is hereby established and vested with ty exists with respect to the boundaries of any of the shall be: (B) Second floor, any area accessable by permaneilt stairs such administrative authority as 1s herein provided. The aYoresai� districts as shown on the zoning map, the follow- (A) 15,000 square ieet.and a minixnum average lot �vidth of and designed for habita,tion, having a structural-headroom commission shall consist of five citizen freeholders who ing'rules �sYrall apply: 100 ieet for each lot; of at least seven and one-half feet and complying with have been residents and taxpayers in the city or in the ; (A) Where district boundariea are indicated as approxi- (B) Each lot shall have a Yront yard of thirty feet and grade level, natural light and ventllation requirem�nts for territory formerly adjacent to the city which is a part of ' ma�Cely follgwi•xtg ,�treet, highway, railroad or alley lines, shall have side yards of twenty feet on each &1de plus habitable apace as speciPied by the building construction city on the date of their appointment, for at least five ! such lines sha1T � b,G Construed to be said boundaries; and one additional foot for ,each foot Sn height of the building code. ': years, and also the mayor, city manager, and the city (B) Where distxict boundaries are indicated as approx�- on said lot in exa�s of twenty _feet and the rear yard Subd. 8. LOADING AND UNLOADING. t1REA. Ia the Cl-Coa4mercial ' engineer as ex officio members, and one member of the mately following lot lines, such lot lines shall be construed w,,.shall be .iorty feet plus one additional foot for each foot districts buAdings shall be so�...cbnstrueted that �n area city council other than the mayor, to be selected by the to be sald boundaries. ��A;�j� height of the building on said lot in excess of twenty or space will be provided forth� loading or unloading from� counci] for such term as the council may determine. Each 8ubd. 4. ADDED LAND. Any land which may be added to the citY , � feet; and trucks or other vehieles of�merchandLse being brpught to member, including the ex oPficio members, shall have the in the Suture shalkx be placed, in the SR--singie residence' -(C) Ofi street parking shall he provided in any residence- or hauled from said buiiding at a place ot3ier than in ad-: right to vote on all matters before the Commission. The distrlct unt11 special action.of the;clty council as herein= ia"�`� business district on the.premises on zvhich any residential 3acent streets o� alIeys. i. five ci�tizen members shall be appointed by the mayor and after provided shall definitely assign, auoh land to an;, �, , or non-residential use is carried pn. All drives and parkfng Subd. 9. ACCESSORY BUILDINGS SHALL: �AAroved by the council. xhe commission shall serve with_ other district. areas shall be surfaced with a bituminous or other dust (A) Not occupy more than forty per cent of the tear yard out compensation other than such compensation as its SECTION 3. GENERAL REGULATIONS. ,' free surface and sh�ll be suitably illuminated for night ' area and not be. more than fifteen feet in height. The members may receive for otlier services performed for the Subd. 1. APPLICATION OF REGULATIONB. Except as hereinaft�r use: Mi:nimum space on such: off-atreet parking areas shall yard area occupied by such accessory buildings. shall be city. Each citizen member shall be appointed ior a term grovided: be prqvided as follows: included in computing the maximum allowable building of four years. The eitizens tv.ho• are members of the com- I (A) No building or land ln the C1ty oi Fiopkitts, ehall (1) Not less than 200 squaxe ieet Yor each dwellin unit; area; mission on the effective date oY' this ordinance shall cott- hereafter be used or occupied and no bullding or parC � l thereof shall be erected, moved or altered• unle5s ;in Con- '? ; EZ) not less than 200 square Yeet for each four persons (B) Not be loeated within two feet irom anq; property tinue to be and act as mexnbers oi the commissign until iormity with the regulations Y}erein specifYed `iGr the emPloyed `'.ori the largeat working shift working in any line in the Fear yard area, nor encroach upon any re- the expiration of the terms for which they were original- business establishment; (3) space wlthin an enclosed quired front yard, nor encroach upon any side yard area ly appolnted. Any citizen member may be removed by a district in which it is located; ��&��d -•� building ' for each company owned or operated truck or in front of the required rear yard; Your-fifths vote of the council. The secretary of the coun- ($) No building shall hereafter :beF•ereeted or �ltered to vehicle; and '(4) apace .for parking oP customer vehicles (C) Not encroach upon the front half of the lot depth on cil shall act as secretary oP the commission and the city exceed the height, to house a gtveater number oL families; �..�. &ddition tQ space provided for the uses hereinbeiore an interior lot fronting only upon one street; • attorney shall act as legal counsel for the commission. tb occupy a greater percentagey,of �lot artea, orr to hav� enumexated. Re.quired parking spaces may be laced in �(D) Not encroach u oxi that fourth of the lot depth near• subd. 2. ZONING POWERS: The Zoning and Plannin Commission, narrower or smaller front yards, side, yarYts °or rear yard�s . side or rear yard areas but not in iront yard areae. est either street on an interior lot ironting upon two subject to the approval and confirmationg oP the cit,y than specified herein for the dtsiric� 1I� ;vD'htatk st�h bui1Q= council, shall have: ing is located• and y .. ,. ,� SECTION 8. CI-COMMERCIAL' DISTRICTS streets; ' i " 8ubd. 1. U$ES PERMITTED. In the CI-Commercial Districts the (E) Not encroach upon the area between each respective (A) Such power, authority and duties as heretofore grant- (C) No part oi a yard or othei� �qg8n, spacb required abouti � ioIlowing uses are permitted: street axid a line drawn parallel to such street in a man- ed to and vested in it by the proyisions of this ordinance; any building for th8 purpose o� coh�plying with the provf= �A) All uses permitted in any resident,ial district, subject ner to divide the lot into ttMo equal parts on a corner lot and sions of this ordinance shall belncluded'as a.part of a yard to all the regulations and requirements specified therefor; ironting upon two.streets; (B) 1'ower to grant adjustments and exceptions in and to or other open space similarly �eq�t „ed for another building; SECTION 4. $INGLE RESIDENCE DISTRIC'�S. �' ''(B) �tiores and shops used for the conducting oP retail (F) Not encroach upon that fourth of the lot nearest each any of the provisions oi this ordinance to the extent oi ' Subd. 1. USES PERMITTED. In SR-single residence districts the business ,therein, � . i street on a corner lot ironting up.on three or more streets; the following and no furtheY: (1) To vary or modify the following uses are permitted: (C) Personal service shops, barber shpps, beauty parlors, and strict application of any• oi the regulations or provisions (A) Bingle family detached dwellings; and similar types of businesses; (G) Not be required to be placed more than fifty ieet irom contained in this ordinance in cases in which there are (B) Customary home occupations :pnd �p�feaslonal uses (D) Banks, offices, s$udios, .,hotels, tk�eatres and- similar any street, not withstanding any requirement in thie Practical difficulties or unnecessary hardships in'.the; way when situated in the same house bccu ied by such persop types of businesses; subdivision. of such strict applicatlon;: (2) To permit the extension of p (E) RestauranLs, cafes or otrier places serving iood' or bev- Bubd. 10. TERRACES. A paved terrace shali not be considered in a district• where the boundary line thereof divides a lot ,, as , h10. p1'ivate ; dwelling; ' erages; the determination ' of� ard eizes. pr lot coverage', provided � 1n one ownership on the e#fective date of thLs ordinance. ' <(G�`) Etoomi}}g or 1�oarding houses, provided that no rooxiis �F) Railway or bus � y Subd. 3. APPLICATION FOR ANY ADJUSTMENT passenger sta,tions, express ofil9es a d. stich terrac� is without rooY, walls, parapets or other iorm permissible un- shaT1 be rented unfurnished or ior .light housekeeping; eimilar types oY businesses; °� of enclosure. Buch terrace may have an opett guard rait, der the provisions of this section shall be made �to the ,(D) Municipal buildings, parks,.- p1a3�groUnds and recrea- �' �G) .iTndertaking establlshments; ing not oVer -.three feet hfgh but shall nat project inte , bullding inspector in tiae form of a written application for �;�.` t1onBI us�s oP- & nvh-cox�tmercial naturg estal�liahed b9 t�� , ` H Bakin confectioner tailorin dresSmaking,' dyeing, ' Yard to a a bulldin property or premises as set '�' b'communit�. and �i"czblic in charactet; - �� g� Y� g� point clpser tihan iour feet irom any lot 11ne. • g permit to use the '� E) Farmin truCk � laundry, upholstering, printing and.silniPar estabTishment. Subd. 11 UNENCLOSED EORCHEB. An unenclosed one story porch forth in said application. Upon receipt oP any such ap- ( g, gardening, plant nurserie"s or green- and businesses of a similar and tto . more ob e lication, such officer sh�ll set a time and piace for a houses, when not used or operated for commercial pur- j ctionable erected on piers, even though roofed over, may praject . p oses' character, provided aA goods made or processed shall be into a front, side or rear yard area a distance ot not to public hearing thereon before the Zoning and Planning I pF) Churches, provided an off-street parking area equiva- sold at retail on the premises; exceed six ieeti and shall•. not be considered in the .determi- Commission on such application. Such officer shall cause lent to one space for every ten seats in the principal (I) Garages and filling stations on condition and aubject nation of the.size of yards or lot coverage, provided that Public notice of such public hearing to be given by caus- euditorium is allowed: and to the limitation that no repair work is to be performed such porcfi shali not be .closer than four Peet at any point to Tng one notice thereoi of such public hearing to be given ' (G) Accessory uses customaril incidental to-:the fare- ` out of doors; that pu�s}ps, lubrication and other devices any lot line and no bullding shall have such porches pro- by causing one notice: thereof to be published �n the of- ' y for similar services are to be located at 18ast twenty feeL �ectin into more than one side yard. ficial newspaper of " the" city at least seven days before going principal udes wheri. �p,cat,ed on the same lot wibh g the date of the hearin At the hearing the e,pplicant the building to which Yt fs'; accessory but not incl c4ing from any street line or highway right of way, and that Subd. 12. ENCLOSED PORCHES. Any ' second story porch or any �• �F shall present a statement and adequate evldence in such any bAslness or: industrial, us@,, all automobile parts, dismantled vehicles and similar arti- enclosed porch or any porch having a eolid foundation and form as the Zonin Subd. 2. BUII,DING RE . IREMENT9, far ;t$welllriga,ln 8R - sjn le cles are to be stored within a building• capable of beix�g enclosed, shall be considered a part Of g and Planning Commission may require �A g showing: . residence distr#ets are as 'fok2ows� (J) Other uses of the same general character which will the building in the determination oP the size of yard or lot (A) 1VIinimuni�floor area shall Ue 900 square feet, 750 oi not be detrimental nor.injurious to tk�e district.in which coverage. (A) That there are special circumstances. or condition; ' which shall be located on the: maln iloor, and they are located; and Subd: 13: PROJECTINC� ARCHITECTURAL FEATUREB. The space affecting the land, buil�lin� or use re#ereed to in th< (B) Height -Ylnilt shall be tW.o &tories but aot exceeding " (K) Accessory buildix�gs .and accessory us.es. in any required yard shall be open and unobstructed ex- (Contlnued on Page 12) .. � .. . .. ... .... ._, . _ _ . _� : . . . _ _ ; - _ _ , . _ ._ 4,� CITY OF HOPKINS "�' f� HENNEPIN C OUNTY, MINNESOTA I � RESOLUTION N0. 664 R RESOLUTION RECEIVING A REPORT ON THE qCQUISITION OF LANDS FOR AND THE COIVSTRUCTION OF AN ENLARGEMENT 70 THE MUN�CIPAL PARKING LOT LOCATED IN BLOC K SIX, WEST MINNEAPOLIS� AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THREE NEW MUNICIPAL PARKlNG LOTS IN BLOCKS THREE, WEST MINNEAPOLIS, AND SIXTY-SEVEN AND SIXTY-EIGHT, WEST MINNEAPOLIS� SEC OND DIVISION. WHEREAS, PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL ADOPTED JULY I7� I956� A REPORT HAS BEEN PREPARED BY P. S. SIDNEY-SMITH� CITY ENGINEER� WITH REFERENCE TO THE ACQUISITION OF LANDS FOR AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ENLARGE- MENT TO THE MUNICIPAL PARKILNO �OT LOCATED �N BLOCK SIX (6�� WEST MINNEAPOLIS� AND THE ESTABLISHMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF THREE NEW MUNICIPAL PARKING LOTS LOCATED iN BLOCKS THREE �3�� WEST MINNEAPOLIS� AND SIXTY�-SEVEN �67� AND SIXTY�EIGHT �68�� WEST MINNEAPOLIS� SECOND DIViS10N� AND THIS REPORT WAS RE- CEIVED BY THE COUNCiL ON JULY 24� 1956� NOW� THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKIWS� MINNESOTA: I. THE COUPICIL W1LL CONSIDER THE ACQUISITION OF THE FOLLOWING TRACTS� PIECES OR PARCELS OF LANO FOR THE PURPOSES AFORESAID� TO-WIT2 LOTS F 1 VE �5� AND S 1 X �6� AND S 1 XTEEN � I 6� TO TWENTY �20� � I NCI.US 1 VE � BLOCK SIXTY-EIGNT �68�� WEST MINNEAPOLIS� SECOPID DIVISION; LOTS FlVE �5} AND S i X �6� � AND SEVEN �7� � BLOCK S IXTY�SEVEN (67� � WEST M 1 NN�'iAPOL 1 S� SECOND DIVIStONi LOT SEVEN �7�� BLOCK THREE �3�� WEST MINNEAPOLISj LOT TWENTY�SEVEN �27�� BLOCK SIX �6}� WEST MINNEAPOLIS� AND THE CONSTRUCTION THEREON OF MUNICIPAL PARKING LOTS� ANO THE ASSESSMENT OF THE FOLLOWINO DESCRIBED AREA� TO-W1T: LOTS SIX �6� TO SIXTEEN �16�� INCLUSIVE� BLOCK SIXTY�SIX (66)� LOTS TWO �2�` TO FOUR �4� � 1 NCLUS 1 VE� E 1 GHT �8� TO TWENTY-ONE �2i � y INCLU5IVE� BLOCK S1XTY-SEVEN (67�; LOTS ONE (I� TO FOUR�4�� 1NCLUSIVE� SEVEN �7� TO FIFTEEN (15� tNCLUSIVE� AND TWENTY-ONE �21� TO TWENTY�- FOUR (24�� INCLUSIVE� BLOCK SIXTY-E1GHT (68�; LOTS FIVE (5� TO l'ti9ENTY ( 20� � 1 NCLEAS I VE � BLOCK S 1 XTY-N 1 NE (69) ; LOTS E I GHT (8� TO F 1 FTEEN � 1 5� � INCLUSlVE� BLOCK SEVENTY �70�; ALL IN WEST MINNEAPOLIS� SECOND DIVISION; ALSO LOTS ONE �I� TO SIX (6�� INCLUSIVE� EIGHT (8� TO FOURTEEN (14�� INCLUSIVE� THIRTY-NINE (39) TO FORTY-SIX (46�� INCLUSIVE� BLOCK THREE (3�; LOTS ONE �1� TO SIX (6�� INCLUSIVE� TEPJ �(0� TO FIFTEEN (15�� IN- CLUSIVE� TWENTY �20� TO TWENTY-FIVE �25�� INCLUSiVE� AND TWEPITY-SEVEN �27� AND TWENTY-EIGHT �28� � BLOCK FOUR (4� � LOTS ONE �1� TO SIX �6� INCLUSIVE� LOTS ELEVEN (II� TO FIFTEEN �15� INCLUSIVE� LOTS TWENTY (20� TO TWENTY-EIGHT (28� INCLUSIVE� BLOCK FIVE �5�; LOTS ONE �1� TO SIX �6�� IPtCLUSIVE� ELEVEN (II� TO FIFTEEN �15�� INCLUSIWE� TWENTY�THREE �23� TO TWENTY�SlX (26�� INCLUSIVE� BLOCK SIX (6�� l.OTS ONE �I� TO TEN �1�� IN- CLUSIVE� BLOCK SEVEN (7�� WEST MINNEAPOLIS� FOR ALL OR A PORTION OF THE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENT PURSUANT TO MINNESOTA STATUTES� SEC710N 459.14� AT AN ESTIMATED TOTAL COST OF TNE (MPROVEMENT OF �200�000'.00. i 2. A PllBLlC HEARIN� SHALL BE HELD:,ON� SUCH PROPOSED .�MPROVEMENT ON THE 14TH DAY OF AUGusT, 1956� IN THE COUNC:fL CHAMBERS �N THE C(TY HALL AT 7i30 O�CLOCK P�,M�. AND THE CITY MANAGER SHALL GI.VE PUBLISHED NOTICE OF SUCW HEARING AND IMPROVEMENT AS REQUIRED BY LAW, , ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF`HOPKINS AT A SPEC.IAL MEETfNG THEREOF HELD THIS 24TH DAY OF JULY� 1956. F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR A�e W�. , ELMQU 1 ST� SECRETARY OF THE COUNCIL FRANK N�. WHITNEY� CITY ATTORNEY �9 .,4 :,;, � :; �i ; . �„fi;:.Y,u ��,...... .�-� .. _ _, . _ .._ _ .�. CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MI`NNESOTA NOTtCE OF HEARING ON THE ACQUISITION OF LANDS FOR AND THE CONSTRUGTION OF AN ENLARGEMENT TO THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT LOC ATED I N BLOC K S I X (6) , WEST M I NNEAPOL I S, AND THE ESTABL I Sti- MENT OF THREE (3) NEW MUNICIPAL PARKING LOTS IN BLOCK TNREE (3) WEST MINNEAPOLIS AND BLOCKS SfXTY-SEVEN (6?) AND SIXTY-EIGHT (68), WEST�MINNEAPOLIS,.SEC OND DIVISiON NOTICE IS HEREBY GtVEN THAT TME ClT7 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS WILL MEET1'IN THE COl1NC�L CHAMBERS OF THE CITY HALL AT 7530 P.M; ON TUESDAY� AUGUST 14� 1956� TO CONSIDER TNE AGQUISITION OF LANDS AND CONSTRUCTION OF PARK,IfdG LOTS IN BLOCKS THREE (3� AND SIX (6�� WEST MINNEAPOLIS AND BLOCKS S1XTY—SEVEN �67� AND SIXTY-EIGHT �68�� WEST MlNNEAPOLI.S� SECOND DIVFSION� PURSUANT TO M'.S�.A. 459'.14. . THE EST•IMATED GOST OF SUCH IMPROVEMENT IS '�200�000�.00� ALL OR A PORTION OF SU6M GOST TO BE ASSESSED PURSUANT TO M;S.A�,�. SECTION 459`.14� AGAINST THE FOLLOWINQ DESCRIBED AREA� TO�WITS LOTS SIX (6� TO SIXTEEN (16� � I.NCLUSIVE� BLOCK SIXTt—SIX (66�; LOTS TV110 (2� TO FOUR �4� �(NCLUSIVE� EIGHT (8� TO TWENTY-ONE (21�� INCLUSIVE� BLOCK SIXTY�SEVEN (67�; LOTS ONE �I� TO FOIJR �4� � I IVCLUS 1 VE � SEVEN �7� TO F I FTEEN �( 5� 1 NCLUS ! VE � AND TWENTY� ONE (21 � TO TWENTY—FOUR �24� � I NCLUS i VE� BLOCK S I XTY-�E I GMT �68� ; LOTS FIVE (5� TO TdYENTY �20� � INGLUSIVE� BLOCK SIXTY—NINE (69); LOTS E I GHT �8� TO F I FTEEN ( I 5� � I NCWS 1 VE� BLOCK SEVENTY (70� ; ALL IN WEST MINNEAPOIIS� SECOND DIVISION� ALSO LOTS ONE (I� TO. S1X �6�� INCLUSIVE� EIOHT �8� TO FOURTEEN .�14�� INCLUSIVE� THIRTY� N 1 NE .(39� TO FORTY-S I X (46) � I.fVCLUS 1 VE � BLOCK THREE �3� ; LOTS ONE �i� TO SIX (6� � INGLUSIVE� TEN (10� TO F�FTEEN (15� � INCLUSIVE� TWENTY (20� TO TWENTY—FIVE (25�� INCWSIVE� AND TWENTY—SEVEN �27� AND TWENTY�EIGHT (28�� BLOCK FOUR (4�� LOTS ONE �I� TO SIX �6� INCLUSIVE� LOTS ELEVEN �II� TO FCFTEEN (15� INCWSIVE� LOTS TWENTY �20� TO '19NENTY—E�IGHT (28� (NCLUSIVE� �LOCK F1VE (5� � LOTS ONE �I� TO SIX �6�� INGLUSIVE� ELEVEN �11� TO FIFTEEN (15��.'lNCLUSIVE� TWENTY—THREE (23� TO TWENTY�SfX (26�� INCLUSIVE� BLOCK SIX �6�� LOTS ONE �I� TO TEN �10�� INCLUSIVE� BLOCK SEVEN (7�� WEST MINNEAPOLIS`e SUCH PERSONS AS DESIRE TO BE HEARD WITH REFERENGE TO THE PROPOSED IMPROVE� MENT WILL BE HEARD AT THfS MEETING�. SIDNEY S�, FRISSELL� CITY MANAGER PUBLISHED IN THE HENNEPIN COUNTY REVIEW ON AUGUST 2ND AND AUGUST 9, 1956`. , , ,. . _ . _. . .. . . _ _ . �.. r.�-.;" Y t A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCLL OF�THE CITY OF''HOPK�INS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� JULY 3r� f956 AT'?t30 P�.M.�. IN THE C�T.Y WALL, , PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNC.LLMEN TESAREK� NASH� JOHNSON AND..EMPANGER� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL''. � , , PURSUANT TO NOTICE� BfDS WERE OPENED AT f0:00 A.M.�, 7/26/56 FOR THE FURNISHiNG OF TWO �2� POLICE CARS� AND THE FOLLOWING B'I:DS WERE-RECE{VED WITH TRADE INS�t- SUBURBAN CHEVROLET CO�. MODEL 2�0 DAHLBERG BROS,��. FORD CIJSTOM MODEL HOPKINS MOTOR SALES SAVOY MODEL NET NET DEL'!-VERY _ ,.._.... .. :-.. . . . _....e — . . .,.: .: ..,. ,-. . PRICE . TOTAt PR.ICE �- EACH TIME $ 986.80 $ 493.40 30 DAY3 $ C 575.00 $ f 678�.00 � 78?.50 � 839�,00 JOHNSON MOVED� NASW SECONDEO� TWAT THE LOW BID OF SUBURBAN CHEVROLET COMPANY BE ACCEPTED. CARRIED. , 3 WEEKS 20 DAYS JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES DATED JULY at, r9ss, IN THE AMOUNT ' oR �50�542,[2� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT, CARRIED. NASH MOVEQ� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT MR. FRfSSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO NEGOTIATE THE SALE OF CJTY OWNED PROPERTY WEST OF.ICTH AVENUE SOUTH AND;.SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD NQ. 3� TO THE MINNEAPOLIS�MOLINE COMPANY� SUBJECT TO FINAL APPROGAL BY THE G1TY COUNCIL'• CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. `�'v L . . .. . .... . . .. .. ... � ...__ . ._._. . . , . .. . .. . �' .— 4�'i'�"�� A. W. ELMQUIST� SECRET Y TO THE COUNCIL ATTESTt �7L� D�.��- J�y . .... _ , ,. . . . r� F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR �OFFICIAL PUBLICATION� CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR WATER MAINS AND SANITARY SEWER MAINS IN WEST PARK ADDITION. SEALEO BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE CITY MANAGER AT THE CITY HALL� HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� UNTIL SEPTEMBER 4� 1956, AT 10:00 A.M. �CST�� AND THEN AND THERE OPENED AND PUBLICLY READ� AND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE THEREAFTER AWARD OF A CONTRACT W1LL BE MADE BY THE CITY FOR THE ABOVE LISTED ITEMS. SPECIFICATIONS AND FURTHER DETAILS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER. BIDDER BONDS OR CERTIFIED CHECKS ARE REQUESTED FOR IOo OF THE BID� AS A GUARANTEE OF ENTRY INTO A CONTRACT. THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS. C I TY OF FiOPK I NS ��06 � , ��uiQ.Q/� SIONEY S FRI SELL CITY MANAGER TO BE PUBLISHED IN TNE HENNEPIN COUNTY RHVIEW� AUGUST 23� 1956 TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE CONSTRUCTION Bl'1LLETIN� AUGUST 23� 1956 A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� A0�8ST 7� I956 AT 7;30 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND ClTY ATTORNEY WHITNEY. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTI�N NO. 660� " p RESQLUTION ORDERiNG THE` BLACKTOP SURF�C[NG'(IE' SEVENTEENTH, EfGHTEENTH, N[NETEENTH AND TWENT[ETH AVENUES 37UTH°� MARKED EXHIBIT pAp� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. , JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SEC�NDED� THAT THE PETITION AS PRESENTED OPPOSING THE USE OF THE FAIRGROUND PROPERTY AS A CITY DUMP� BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE AND SAME TO BE CON� S�DERED BEFORE STARiING TO USE THE PROPERTY FOR DUMF 9URPOSES. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0. 662, n� RESQLUT[QN QRDER�NG THE BLACKTOP SURFAC�NG �F THE NQRTHERLY �NEwHALF OF E�CELSiCTR BOULEVARD�BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND T�IENTY�FtRST AVENUESfl� MARKED EXHIBIT n6°� BE ADOPTEO� AND THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY OWNERS TO BE NOTIFIED AF.HEARING ON SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS; w LOUISE DUEMKE� AUGUST G. FITZ� OTTO SCHLIEMANN AND LEONARD D. VASSAR. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE COUNTY ATTORNEY�S COMMUNICATION PERTAINING TO VOTING MACHINES� BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE AND THAT THE COUNCIL GO ON RECORD AS NOT BEING IN FAVOR OF VOTING MACHINES. CARRIED. , JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATEO 8/3/56 BY THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDING THAT THE PRELIMINARY PLAT AS PRESENTED BY LEN THOLE IN BEHALF OF MRS. MARY NELSON� FOR THE PLATTING OF PROPERTY BE'iWEEN 7TH AND 8TH STREETS SOUTH AND BETWEEN 5TH AVENUE SOUTH�ESTERLY TO VACATEDAL�EY WEST OF 6TH AVENUE SOUTH� BE ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO STREETS BEING PUT TO GRADE ANO STORM WATER DRAINAGE BE ACCEPTED AND PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED 7/30/56, FROM THE HOPKINS RASPBERRY ASSOCIATION THANKING THE CtTY OFFICIALS FOR THEIR PARTICIPATlON IN THE RASP� BERRY PARADE� BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. CARRIEO. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT ASSESSOR SURETY BONDS OF CLIFFORD R. PETERSON AND ARLYN SALA BE ACCEPTED AND PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED. BERGERSON NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT MR. FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO NEGOTIATE W1TH �S��SAR�l�C AND CASWELL� INC.� FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A WELL CASING AT THE SOUTH END OF ASHLEY ROAD FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISPOSING OF STORM WATERS. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. G r�'►.—.''s'� A. W. ELMQUIST� SECR ARY TO THE COUNCIL C OUNC jl_MEN : ATTEST: !� �'/ � Z F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR CITY OF HOPKINS AENNEPIN COUNTY, MINIVESOTA RESOLUTION N0. 660 A RESOLUTIORT ORDERING THE BLACKTOP SURFACING OF SEVENTEENTH, EIGHTEENTH, NINETEENTH AATD TVITENTIETH AVENLTES SOUTH. WHEREAS, a resolution of the citg council adopted the 17th day of July, 195fi, fixed a date for a hearin� on the. pro- posed improvement of 17th, 18th and 19th gvenues South from Ex- celsior Avenue to Countg Road No. 3, and that portion of 20th Ane- nue South, which lies within the city of Hopkins by blacktop sur- f ac ing the s ame, and VI�iEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be asseased for the making of this.improvement �ere given ten da�s published notice of the council hearing through two weekly publications of the required notice and the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon on the 17th day of Jul�, �956, NOW, THEREFORE, � BE IT RESOLVED b�r the council of the city of Hopkins, Minnesota: 1. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the council resolution adopted July I.7, 1456. 2.. The avork f or s aid improvement shall be done and performed by day labor by the re�ularly employed road crew of the citg of Hopkins and the material used for said improvement shall be accordin,�; to the apecifications heretofore prepared and accepted for all materials used for blacktop surfacin.g roads in the city of Hopkins during the year �956 ana the bid heretofore accepted pursuant to advertised notice for bids for such materials is hereby accepted and approved as the bid for the materiels for this improvement. ADOPTID by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meetin.� thereof held this 7th day of August, �956. F. M. �DEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney. ;=1 � N � CITY OF HOgKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION N0. 662 A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE BLACKTOP SURFACING OF THE NORTHERLY ONE-HALF OF EXCELSIOR BOIILEVARD BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTY-FIRST AVENUES. WHEREAS, a resolution of the city council adopted the 17th day of July, �956, fia.ed a date for a hearing on the proposed blacktop surf acing of the northerly one-half of Ex- celsior Boulevard between 19th and 21st Avenues, and WHEREAS, all property ovvn.ers whose property is liable to be assessed for the making of this �mprovement were given ten days published notice of the council he�ring throu�h � two week�� publications of the required notice and a hearing �as held and the property owners heard thereon on the 17th day of Jul�r, �956, NOVV, _- THEREFORE, Minnesota: BE IT RESOLVED:by the council of the city of Hopkins, l, That such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the council resolution adopted July 17, 1956. 2. The work for said improvement shall be done and performed by day labor by the regularly employed road creau of the � city of Hopkins and the m�terial used for said improvement shall be according to the specifications heretofo� prepared and accepted for all materials used for blacl�top surfacin� roads in the city of Hopkins during the year �956, and the bid heretof ore accepted pur- suant to ad�ertised notice for bids for such materials is hereby accepted and approved as the bid for the materials for this improve- ment, ADOPTED by the council of the,city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 7th day of Au�ust, 1956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretar�r of the Council Fr ank N. Ullhi tney, City Attorney. A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� AUGUST I4� f956 AT 4230 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� AL60 CITY ATTORNEY WH(TNEY� CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND CITY ENGINEER SIDNEY�SMITH• TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE HEARING AS ADVERTISED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER AND WATER MAINS IN WEST PARK ADDITION� AS PER RESOLUTION N0. 663, ADOPTED 7/!7/56� BE ADJOURNED TO TUESDAY� 8/2i/56 AT 7L30 P.M. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO• 666� �A RESOLUT(QN ORDERING AND DfRECT[NG THE RCQUtS[TfON QF LAND FOR THE CQNSTRUCTfON QF AN ENLARGEAflENT TQ THE MUNCCIPA� PARKIN6 LOT L�CpTED IN BLOCK 6� WEST M�NNEAFOL�S, qND THE ESTABL�SHMENT OF THREE NEW MUNIC[PAL PARKING LaTS �N BLQCKS 3� WE�T MINNEAP�LiS AND 67 AND 68� �EST MiNNEpPOL[S, SEC QND DfVfSIQN�� PAARKED EXHIBIT °A� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. A. W. ELMQUIST� SE RETARY TO THE COUNCIL COUNC rLMEN: ATTEST: �� /—/ —/ % � °' — F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR ,'� CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUN.TY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION N0, 666 A R�SOLUTION ORDERING AND DIRECTING THE AC- QUISITION OF LAND FOR AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN F1NLARGEMENT TO THE MUNICI PAL PARKING LOT LOCATID IN BLOCK 6, VVEST MINNEAPOLIS, AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THREE NEW NNNICIPAL PARKING LOTS IN BLOCKS 3, WEST MINNEAPOI.IS AND fi7 AND 68, WEST MINPIEAPOLIS, SECOND DIVI- SION. WF�REAS, a resolution of the city council adopted the 21�th day of July, 1956, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed acquisition of land for and the construction of an en- largement to the municipal parking lot located in �lock Sig (6), West Minneapolis, and the establishment of three new municipal p�zrking lots in Blocks Three (3), �est Minneapolia, and Block Sixtg-seven (67) and Block Sixty-eight (fi8), West Minneapolis, Second Division, and �«� WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed by the making of this improvement were given ten �(10) days published notice of the council hearing through two weekly publicationa of the required notice and the hearing euas held and propert� owners heard thereon on the 1L�..th day of August, 19569 NOW, THEREFORE, P�Zinnesota; BE IT RESOLVED by the council of the city of Hopkins, 1. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the council �resolution adopted July 24, 1956 and the city of Hopkins' shall acquire by gift, lease, purchase or condemnation proceedings , under the right of eminent domain the following tracts, pieces or parcels of land for said purpose, to-wit: Lots Five (5) and Six (6), and Sixteen (16) to T�enty (20), inclusive, Block �ixty-eight (68), West Minneapolis, Second Division• Lots Five (5) and Six (6), and Seven (�� Block Sixty-seven (67`), West Minneapo�is, Second Division; Lot,senen (7), Block Three i3), 1�est Minneapolis, Lot Twenty-seven (27) � Block Six (6), West Minneapolis; s ::; ;�., y i� , ;�, -; ,�; <: � w_,:,' ,�; ,�. . . : . The exact method of acquiring eight of said tracts, pieces or parcels of land to be determined later by the council. 2. As soon as each of said tracts, pieces and parcels of land are acquired by the city the buildings thereon, if any, are to be removed and said lands developed and improved for public parking lot purposes, the work in each instance to be done either by da� labor by the regular employe,es of the city of Hopkins or b� contract, as may be determined by the'council. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a special meeting thereof held t3�is l�.th da� of August, 1956. A. W. Elmquist, F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� Ni1NNESOTA WAS HELD ON TUESDAY AUGUST 2[� E956 AT 7t30 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL� CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY AND CITY ENGINEER SIDNEY�SMITH. EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSIONS RECOMNIENDATION DATED 8�2f�56� RECOMMENDING THAT A BUILDING PERMIT BE ISSUED TO THE KANTOR PROVISIONS COMPANY� BE TABLED TO THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING TO BE HELD 9/4/56 FOR FURTHER STUDY� TESAREK VOTING N0. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO. 665, "q RESQLUT�ON EM�DER�NG THE iN� STAL�ATr�N OF SANfT�RY SEWER AND WATFR M�fNS T� SERVE WEST PARK ADDITfQN �ND THE PREPARATTQNS QF PL�NS THEREF@R�, P�1ARKED EXHIBIT �Aa BE ADOPTED�XX�X��X��X JOHNSON VOTING N0. CARRIED. NASH MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO.. 670,� �q RESQLUTfON APPROV�NG PL�NS AND SPECIF[CATfQNS AND �DERiNG ADVERTfSEMENT FQR BtUS FQR THE�fNSTALLqTfQN OF 5I4NiTARY SEWER ANO WATER MAtNS TQ SERVE WEST PARK AODIT�QN", MARKED ExHIBIT '�B", BE ADOPTED. CARRIED, TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THA'f EXPENDITURES DATED 8�2P�56 IN THE AMOUNT OF $54,896.3�� BE APPROVIn'D FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0. 667� "A RESf�LUT�ON DECLaRING � COSTS TQ BE ASSESSED /�ND QRDERING PREP�RqT[QN QF PR�OSED qSSESSA4ENTS", MARKED ExHIBIT �C°� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVE�� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE FOLLOWING CLERKS AND JUDGES BE APPOINTED FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY� 9��f�56 AND THE HOURLY RATE BE SET AT �[.25 PER HOUR. CARRIED. D� STR TC T�= f M�ISSEY-HARR I S SELMA PAHL IRENE MILLER AGNES E. ENGEN GERALDINE BARLAND MABEL FISH D[�TR�CT �2 HARLEY HQPKfNS � HQQL GLADYS ESCHER ELEANOR PETERSON CLARA HOKANSON MABEL JOHNSON BERNICE NOVY TItSTRFCT �3 Lt6R�RY PETER H. JORGENSEN ELIZABETH LEMKE MARGARET C. OUJENS ESTELLA OLSON MYRTLE VICKERMAN D[STRICT,�4 N1—M Nf3RTHERN DfVfS(�N ALICE ANDERSON SOPHIA NICOLAI �ADELINE SEDESKY LOUISE LUSSIER FLORENCE SUNDQUIST D[STRICT �5�OAKRiDGE CQUNTRY CLUB KAY SULI.IVAN SALLY MCBRATNIE EDNA BILCOX LAURETTA POSELEY LOUISE BOIES �\ � DiSTRfCT ��6 AL�CE �SMiTH SCHQQL ESTHER TAUCHEN GLADYS JOHNSTON CHARLES W. HERZAN THERESA GOLDBORG TINA J. SWENSON DT'STRfCT ;�7 C tTY HALL LOLA M. YACKEL LILLIAN ELMQUIST MARY BASTYR MARY MA�I.ERY FLORA CAROLINE JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED 8/f/56 BY STATE HIGHWAY ADVISING OF LAWS PROHIBITING U5E OF TRUNK HIGHWAYS FOR LOCAL CELEBRATIONS BE PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO: 67P, °A RESQLUTiQN AUTH�R�Z�NG PURCHASE OF A SEVJER LTFT STATfQN", MARKED EXHIBIT „Dh� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. _ .. _ ._e __._ ._ ; _ _ . _, � .. . ._,,,-. _ �-,��-. ..--.,-.,-. .,>-�--�- . :, �� PAGE �2- MEETING OF 8/2[/56 EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE CITY OF HOPKINS JOIN WITH THE Sl7RR0UNDING MUNICIPALITIES IN MAKING A SURVEY OF SUBURBAN GAS RATES., CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. . .. .. .. . . , � .. '�. A. W. ELMQUIST� SECR ARY TO THE COUNC.II` couNc rt�N: d►TTEST: ��`� %� L2¢�� _ F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR .,.- ..-_ . _ , ... �. , ' ' CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOI�UTION N0. 665 A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE INSTALLATION OF SANI- TARY SEWER AND WATER MAINS TO 5ERVE WEST PARK ADDITION AND THE PREPARATIONS OF PLANS THEREFOR, WHEREAS, a reaolution of the city council adopted the 17th day of Jul�, 1956, fixed a date for a hearing on the pro- posed installation and construction of sanitary sewer and water mains to serve West Park Addition in accordance with two alternate plans proposed by the city engineer of Hopkins as f ollows: PLAN N0. 1: On County Road No, 61 from the North line of Lot Thirteen (13) to the south line of Lot Seven (7), Block One (1)9 West Park Addition; on West Park Road from the north line of Lot One (1) to the south line of Lot Si$ (6), Block One (1)9 West Park Addition; on Twenty-first Avenue from the north line of Lot ane (1), to the south line of Lot Five (5), Block Two (2), West Park Addition; from approximately the southeast corner of Lot Five (5)9 Block Two (2), West �ark Addition and runnin� southwesterly along the existing road to approximately the south- west corner of Lot Seven (7), Block One (1), West Park Addition; all of said see'ver .mains to empt� into a lift st�tion located near the northeast corner of Lot Seven (7), Block T�r�o (2), UVest Park � Addition, and thence running from.the lif t station across Twenty- first Avenue and along Second Street North to Twentieth Avenue; and all of said water mains to be constructed and installed in the same locations except that no lif t-station is necessary or will be con- structed for said water mainse PLAN N0, 2: On County Road No. 16 from the north line of Lot Thirteen, Block One (1), West Park Addition, to County Road No. 3, and thence easterly along County Road No. 3 to TwentietYi Avenue South; on West Park Road from the north line of Lot One (1), to the south line of Lot Six (6), Block One (1), West Park Addition; on Twenty-f irst Avenue from the north line of Lot One (1), to the south line of Lot Five (5), Block Two (2), West Park Addition; com- mencing at the southeast corner of Lot Five (5), Block Two (2), West Park Addition and running southwesterly along the existing road to approximately the southwest corner of Lot Seven (7), Block Qne (1), VVest Park Addition, and WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed for the making of this improvement were given ten (10) daya published notice of a council h.earing through two weekly publications of the required notice and the hearing was held and the propert� owners heard thereon on the 11}th dag of August, 1956, and WHEREAS, by motion of the council, which was made, seconded and unanimously carried at the conclusion of' said hearing on the 1L�th day of August, 1956, said hearing was �.djourned to Tuesday, August 21st, 1956, at 7:30 o�clock p.m., and ,. WHEREAS, on s�id Tuesday, August 21, 1956, at 7:30 o�clock p.m. the matter again came on for hearing before the hea ing council and the�adjourned�was held and the property owners'heard thereon at said time and place, NOW, THEREFORE, Minnesota: BE IT RESOLVED by the council of the city of Hopkins, le That such improvement is hereby ordered in ac- cordance u�ith Plan No. 1 hereinbefore set forth. 2'. P. S. Sidney-Smith, City Engineer, is hereby designated as the engineer for this improvement. He shall prepare plans and specifications for the ma.king of such improvement. A.DO�TID � by the c ounc il of the c i ty of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 21st day of August, 1956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. i�. Elmqui s t, Secretary of the Council Frank N. �hitney, City Attorne�, � CTTY �' H� H[;DiNFPIN (X�TI�TY, MIbiNESf�TA. RESfALUTION DiQ. 670 R RESf12.UTIUN �PPRR�INa PZ�AATS ADTD SPECI�"ICATIQBiS Ai� E�RDERIIda . ADVERTISEMENT F('�R BIDS . F� THE . INST.�LLATIfI�T �' 3ANIT�ftY SE�rdER �`..T�T,A�ER� MAINS T0. �ERVE:. WE�T PARK ADDITION. _ _ . W�REA3, pnrsnant to a resolntion passed by the council on August 21, 1956, the city engineer has prepared plans and specif3cations for the installar- tion of �anitary s�ner and water ms3ns to ser�e West Park �lddition and to be located as follows, to-�rita Ous Conntg Road A1o. 61 frami the DTorth line of Lot 3"hirrt.een (13� to the 3ont,h line of I�ot Seven (7), Block �s (1), Wes� Park laldition; on T�88t Park Rcad from ti�e North line of Lot One (1) to the South line of Lot 3ix (6), 81ock Q�ne (1)� West Park iddition; on �renty- first Avenue from the.North line of Lot ane (l}, to the �outh line of Lot Five (5), Block Ti�ro (2), �%st.. Park Additiori; from appro�d- ma�ely the sontheast corner_of Lo� Five (5j, Block �ro (2), ldest Park �dd3:tion and rnnaing sout�hwesterly along.ths exlsting road to apprnximatel�r the southwest corner of Lot Seven (7), Block Qne (1), West Park Addition; all of said sewer mains to emptg into a li�t .. station located r�ear the nort�lieast corner of Lot 3even (7), Block Taro (2), 6Jest Park Addition� and thence running from the lift station across Z�rrenty�-first Av�emie and along Second 3treet ATorth to Twentie;t�i gv�enue; and all of said water mains �o be constructed and inetallecl in the eame locations except that no lift station is neces- �ary or will be constructed for said water mains, and, has presented such plans and specifications to the council for approval, ATI�+d, T�f�tE, _ BE IT RE�VED BY the council of the city of Hopldns; Nti.nn,esotaa 1. Such plans and specifications, a copy of which are hereto attached �;;��d.made a part hereof, are hereby aocepted. 2. The city manager shall prepare and cause to be inserted in the official paper a.n advertisement for bids upon the making of such improvement 0 under suah apgrroved plans and specification�. The ad�ertisement shall be publiahed on Thuraday, gugust 23, 1956, � shalll specify the work to be done, shall state tha� bids will be opened by the city manager at h3.s office in the city hall in Hopkins at ten otclock a.m. on September 1�, 1956, ��t no bids will be considered unless sealed and filed with the city:;:manager and accompanied by a cash deposit, cash�erts eheck, bid bond or certified check payable to the city for ten per cent of the amount of such.bid. 1DE]PTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a re�ul.ar meeting thereof held this 21at dag of lugust, 1956. A. W. Elmquist, Secretarg of the Council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney F. 1�I. M�DDEN, MAYQf� �.�F+�.';: � �c CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION N0. 667 A RESOLUTION DECLARING COSTS TO BE ASSESSED AM'OR�ERING PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ASSESSI�hENTS. WHEREAS, contracts.have been let for fhe foilowing local improvements and the installation and construction of each of said improvements has been com- pleted and tne tofial cosfi of each of said irnprovements has been determined, to- wit: Pr�ject No. 1�.b3; the construction of curb on both sides of Second Street North beta�een Washington.Avenue and Ridgewood Drive at a cost of �1,236o03s Project No, I�68: the installation of curb, sidewalk �and driveways on Ninth the West side of/� Av�nue North befiween Excelsior Avenue and the East and LNest alley immediately North of Excelsior Av�nua at_a cost of �1,5b3.07i Project No. 501i the installation of water mains on Sevenfieenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues Sowth from Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin�County Highway No. 3 and.on Twentieth Avenue South from Hennepin Coun�y Highway Wo. 3 to the Norfh line of thafi portion of the city of Hopkins whieh lies South of Excelsior Avenue and on Hennepin County Highway No. 3 from Seventeenth Avenue to ��, . Twentieth Avenue at a cost of �29,941.22j Project No. 502.= the installation of sanitary sewer mains on Sev�n- teenth, Eighfieenth and Nineteenth Avenu�s South from the Easfi and West alleys immediately South of Excefsior Avenuz to Hennepicn �ounfy Mighway No. 3 and on Tuvznt i eth AvenuE South, from Hennep i n Coun1-y H i ghway iVo. 3 to the Norfh I i ne of tha t portion of tne city of Hopkins which lies South of Excelsior Avenue and on Henne- pin County Highway No. 3 from Sevanteenih Avanuc� to T�venfiieth Avenue afi.a cost of �23,610.55� Project No. 505; the blacktop surfacing of the East and West alley in Block Eight (8), West Minneapolis, at a cost of ;�297,37� Project No. 508: the blacktop surfacing of.First Street North from Fifth Avenue to Seventeenth Avenue at a cost of �23,066.15. Project No. 51�=.the instatlation of concrete drivew►ays on the Norfh side of Minnetonka Mills Road near its intersection with Fifth Avenue North, one driveuvay being for the use of Lot "C" and the other driveway being for the use of Lot "D", Registered Land Surv4y No. 253, Fites of the Registrar of Tifiles, Hennep_in County, Minnesota, afi a cost of �00.60;. ie._ . . r . Projeci� No, 513: the consfiructi�n of sidewalk on the Wesfi side of Fifteenth Avanue North between Third Si-reet North and Fourffi Streefi North at a cost of �1,87I�o86; Pr.ojecfi No. 516: the installation of wafier mains on Jackson Avenue. North commeC�cing at a point ten feet East and ten feet South of the center po�int of the intersection of Ja ckson Avenue North and Sec:ond Sfreefi Norfih and run- ntng tr�ence South four hundred and eight (408) feet along a Itne ten feet East and parallel with the center (ine of Jackson Avenue Norfih, at a cost of �2,262.15; Projeci- Noe 517; the instaltation of sanitary sewer mains on Jackson Aven�e North commencing at the ini-ersection of Jackson Avenue Nortn and Second Street �dor#h and thence South tnree hundred thirty-one and 8�10 (331e8) feet along the cenfier I ine of Jackson Avenue Norfih at a cost of �1a.,37i.5�., NOW, TN EREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED 8Y THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, h1INNESOTA= i. The cast of each of said improvements fio be speciatly assessed is hereby declared to be the cost of each of said improvements hereinbefore sefi forfhe 2. The city clerk, with tne assistance of the city engineer, shall forfiFiwith calculate the proper amount to be speciat(y assessed for suc�h improve- . menfsagainst every assessabte lofi, pi�ce or par�.el of land wifihin the district af�ected, without regard fo cash valuation, as provided by taw, and he shalt file . a copy of such proposed assessmenlsin his office for publi� inspection, 3. The cifiy c:{erk shall, upon completion of such proposed assessment�, notify �he counci 6 9•r.E�rec�f. ADOPTED by fhe councit of the cifiy of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof hefd this 2tst day of August, .1956, A. Wo E.lmqu i st, Secretary of fihe.�ounci! Fra�k N. Vlh i i�ney, City Afifiorney F. M. l�ADDEN, MAYOR CITY �' H�NS HENNEFIN CaUNTY,.NBNNESOTA RESQ�LUTIQN Nt�. 671 A RES�LIITION AIITIiORIZING PURCHASE (7F l SEWER LIFT STATIQN W�RF�AS, the council has ordered the inetallation and construction of sarLi.tary sewer mains to serve West Park Addition to the city of Hopkins, which install�tion aeui construction will require the use of a sewer lift sta.tion� �, it ia neces8ary and expedient to proceed with said project as rapidly as possible in order to preserve and protect the health of t,he cit,p of Hopkins, and particnlarly of the residents of said West Paxk Rddition, and W�REA3, said project can be completed more expeditiouslg and at a lo�rer cost by purchasing a factory built se�er lift station instead of construct- ing and equipping such a station by the pnrchase of material and parts therefor and constructing the same at its location, and �, there is only one auch factory built sewer lift station on the market and available to purchasers in this area, n,amely, the S�ni.th and Love- less sewer lift station, and WF�REA3, the cost of such a li.ft station of the k3nd and size arid with the necessary pumps and eqti.ipment required for this project is at t�he preaent time the sum of �10,900.00, aad WHEREAS, on 3eptamber 1, 1956s the coat of the same wi7.1 increase by five per cent, Nf�aT, TI�REF'�tE, BE IT RE3OL�ED BY THE (�i�TNGIL OE' T1� CITY �' HOPKIN3, MINNESf�TA: That the city manager be, and he hereby is, authorized to purchase one of such lift atations at a cost of �10,900.00 without advertising for bids therefor. A�PTED by the conncil of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 21st day of August, 1956. F. M. MAUDEN, MAYOR A. Tid. F�nqnist, 3ecretary of the Conncil Frank N. Whitney, Citp lttorney 9� '� __ y ..__ _ ..,, __. _ _ . _.. � � _ . __ � . � , _. A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CODNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA WAS HELD ON�TUESDAY� AUGUST 28,,�956 AT 8:00 P.M. IN TWE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� EMPAN6ER AND Jt�HNSON�.ALSO CITY MANAGER FR166ELL AND C1TY ENGINEER SIDNEY�SMITH. IT WAS•MOVED AND SECONDED� THAT MR. FRISSELL BE AUTHOR.IZED TO PROPARE SPECIFICATIONS AND ADVERTISE FOR B1DS FOR A BACKHOE TRACTOR. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. - - . �. . �. �� i�l�+Y�Vnb��il' ��r�iGl ,r��iJrr�iiY4Y � A. 111. ELMQU I ST� SEC ETARY TO THE COIJNC IL COUNCfOMEN; ATT�ST• �� . � / F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR R :� � �. � �� r� �. _ . _ �r A JOlNT MEETiNG OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� TOGETHER V�11TH THE Z�NING AND PLANNING COMMISSION� WAS HELD AT 7=30 P.P�1. ON FRIDAY� l�UGUST 31i I956 AT THE ClTY HALL. PRE:SENT VdERE MAYOR MaDDEN, COUNCILMEN NaSH, TESqREK� JOHNSON AND EMPANGER� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL� CITY ENGINEER SIDNEY�SMITH� COUNTY ENGINEER L. P. FEDERSON AND DEF'UTY COUNTY ENGINEER MCKAY� A�SO ZONING MEMBERS NAGEN AND AN�ERLA, JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0. 37� "A RESQLUT[f}N AD�PT�D AT A JOtNT MEETiNG f�f' THE C[TY C�JNCfL AND THE ZQNENG qND PL,�PtNENG Cf�11MESStON �' THE CTTY E?F FIQPKENS REi.ATING TQ PREtPCl�EO.RELOCAT�QM�E1F�CaJJNTY RQ4DS NQ. 3 pND T8a� MARKED EXHIBIT �A�� BE AOOPTED. EMPANGER V OTING N0. C ARRIED,. e EMf°AN�ER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT CI TY MANAGER F R I SSELL BE AUTHOR ( ZED TO HAVE �PROPERTIES APPRAISED TNAT ARE T 0 BE USED F� R THE NEW PA RKING LOTS� AS SET U� IN RESOLUTION NO. 666� AOOFTEO 8/f4/5�j AND IF AN A GREEMENT CAI�I�N�� REACHED BETWEEN TNE CITY AND LAND OWNERS� THEN FROPERTY TO BF�ONDEMNED. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. . A. IN+ . E QU1ST� SE ETARY.TO THE COUNCIL AND ZQVING AND PLANMINQ COMMI�SION ��I;��_,I/ ,--_ _ ATTEST: � `� �,� �'`�Z��%-� _______ F. M. MADDEN� MAY�R � CITY OF HOPRINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA , RESOLUTION N0. 3? A RESOLIITION ADOPTED AT A JOINT MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE ZONING AND PLANNING COM- � MISSION OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS RELATING TO PRO- POSID RELOCATIONS OF COUNTY ROADS N0. 3 AND 18. WHEREAS, it is proposed b� the County of Hennepin that County Road No. 3 be relocated in the Monk Avenue area so as to provide an underpass under the Chicago, Milwaukee, Ste Paul and Pacific and Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad tracks and then proceed in a westerly direction to intersect with a proposed relocation of State Aid Ro ad No. 18, all as shown on pl at prepared in August, 1955 by the Hennepin County engineering department, a copy of which is hereto attached, marked Exhibit �'A�� and hereby made a part of this resolution9 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVID by the �oning and �lanning Com- mission and the Council of the city of Hopkins in joint meeting assembled that the city council and the.commission hereby ap- prove such proposed relocation and development of said roads sub ject to further approval of specific =-plans and costs. ADOPTED by a joint meetin.g of the council and Zoning and Planning Commission of the city of Hopkins, held this 31st day of August, 1956. F. Ma MADDEN, MAYOR E'[TGENE A. 0� BRI EN, CHAIRMAN Zoning & Planning Commission A. W. �lmquist, Secretarg. � � . r _ __ _ , .. ._ - - _. _ .. . . _.,�.� �-;� - A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY. �F HOPKINS� MINNESOTA�.WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� SEPTENiBER 4� C956 AT 7,30 P.M. _IN TWE CITY HALL. PRESENT VJERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TES.AREK� JOHNSON� EMPANGER.AND NASH� ALSO GITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY. ,.,, .;�. THE CITY MANAGER PRESENTED TO THE COUNCIi A VERIFIED COPY OF A PROROSED ORDINANCE INITIAT� ING A MEASURE OF PUBLlC CONCERN� NAMELY� A PROPOSED ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONING AND �AMENDING ORCINANCE N0. I'3f� WHEREBY THE EAST 600 FEET OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER �NW-��-� OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER �NEh} OF SEGTION.:f9� TOWNSHIP f[7� RANGE 2('� EXCEPT THE WEST:ONE HUNDRED FmFTY �[50� FEET �YING SOUTHERLY OF �,41NNEHAHA CREEK AND THAT PART OF MINNEHAHA OAKS LYING EAST OF TWE CENTER LINE OF MINNEHAHA CREEK PJOULD BE REMOVED FROM THE BUSINESS RESIDENTlAL DISTRICT OF TWE CITY OF HOPKINS AND INCLUDED IN THE SINGLE RESIDENTIAL DIS� TRICT OF THE CITY� AND LOT 68, AND THE NORTH HALF OF LOT 69, THE WEST ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ��50� FEET OF THE SOUTH HALF OF LOT 69, AND THE PJEST ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY �I'50� FEET OF QOT 70� ALL IN AUDITORS SUBDIVISION 239� HENNEPIN COUNTY� MINNESOTA� AND THAT PART OF TRACT K� REGISTERED LAND�SURVEY 56C NOT ZONED DOUBLE RESIDENCE BY ORDINANCE N0. I3�VPOULD BE REMOVED FROM THE BUSINESS RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT OF THE CITY AND INCLUDED IN THE DOUBLE RESIDENCE DISTRICT� TOGETHER PJITH THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF FIVE MEMBERS �F A COMMITTEE FORMED FOR THE INITIATING OF SUCH MEASURE AND PETITIONS AND AFFIDAVITS ATTACHED. JOHNSON MOVEG� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT NO BUILDING PERMITS BE ISSUED IN THE AREQS DES– CRiBED IN SAID PROPROSED ORDIN.ANCE UNTIL AFTER F•INA� DISPOSITION OF SAME. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES DATED 9/4/56 IN THE AMOUNT OF �25,564.54, BE APPROVED FOR PAYII�ENT. CARRIED. PURSUANT TO NOTICE BIDS WERE OPENED AT f0;00 A.M. 9/4/56 FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SEWER AND WATER MAINS IN WEST PARK ADDITION AND THE FOLLOWING BIDS.WERE RECEIVED; � TIED SEPARATE WATER SEVJER TOTAL WATER SEWE TOTAL (. SU1ANSON EXCAVATING co. �t7,390.00 �f9,343.75 �36,733.75 $f7,390.00 $P9,343.75 �36,733.00� 2. WOLFF CONSTRUCTION [9�650.00 28,009.00 47,659.00 ': 3. PHELPS DRAKE ' [8�730.00 3[,659.Z5 50,389.Z5 i 4. NORTHERN CONTRACTING 20�750.00 30,490.00 51'.�240.00 2j�7[0.00 3t,090.00 52�800.00! ; 5. LAMETTI 8c SONs f9,563.00 38,008.A0 57,57[,20 ' EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SEGONDED� THAT THE LOW BID OF SWANSON EXCAVATING COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF �f9,343.75 FOR THE INSTALL.ATION OF SEWER MAINS BE AGCEPTED AND THE NECESSARY CONTRACT AND BOND FORMS BE PREPARED FOR SIGNATURES. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE VJATER BID BE TABLED FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT ORDINANCE NO. [34, °AN QRDINANC;E .VACqTfNG THE.£fGHT FQQT �LLEY NaRTH pND ADJACENT TQ LQT ONE, BLOCK QNE, CtpKRtDGE SECQNDvADDtTfQN AND�LY�NG EqST QF THE 1fJEST LfNE �F SqfD LQT (%NE E�TENDED NORTH�� BE ACCEPTED FOR FIRST.READING. CARRIED. . . . TESAREK MOVED� JOf1NSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLl1TI0N NO. 668, "q RESQLIJTtQN FOR HEqR�NG �N PRf1PQSED qSSESSMENT�," MARKEQ EXHIBIT �An� BE ADOPTED.. CARRIED. ,�..,._ , , _ , TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDEDr THAT RESOLUTION N0. 672, pq RES�LUTfON ORDER�NG PREPAR,q- TEO(�1 QF q REPQRT QN 7HE BLACKTQP SURFqC �NG QF q Pi�RT(QN �F. FARMDpLE R(�qD", MARKED ExHi6IT °Bn� BE`ADOPTED. CARRIED. A, HEARING AS REQUIRED BY CHARTER ON THE PROPOSED f957 BUDGET� AS PREPARED BY CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND PRESENTED TO THE CITY COUN�IL VVAS IN,ORDER BUT AS NO ONE APPEARED� THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED. ATTES : /�—'��UO/��= ' . ��7 F. M. MADDEN� NIAYOR ,.. . . ., „.� „ . s..-..�-,.-..-. A. W.. ELMQUIST� SECR ARY TO THE COUNCIL COUNC [LMEN; �' I CITY OF HOPKINS HEt�IEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION N0. 668 A RESOLUTION FOR HEARIt� ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS. �UHEREAS, by resolui-ion pa ssed by the council' of the city of Hopkins on August 21, 1956, the cifiy cler� was directed to prepare proposed assessments for the foliowing local improvements, to-wits Project No: 1.�h3: the constfiucfiton of a�rb on both sides of Second Street North between M'ashington Avenue and Ridgewood DriVe at a cost of ��,236.03; Project No. 1.�b8: the installation of curb, sidewaik and driveways on Ninth the West side of/�[,Avenue North between Exceisior Avenue and the East and West aliey imm�diately North of Excelsior Avenue at a cost of �1,563.07; Project No. 501s the installa,tion of,arater mains on Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues South from Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin �:ounty Highway No. 3 and on Twentieth Avenue South from Hennepin County Nighway No. 3 to the Norfih line of that portion of the city of Hopkins which lies South of ExcQlsior Avenue and on Hennepin County H�ghway No. 3 from Seventeenth Avenue to Twentieth Avenue at a cost of �29,9l�1.22; Project No.-502: the installation of sanitary seaver mains on Seven- teenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues South from the East and West alleys immediately South of Excelsior.Avenue to Nennepin County Highwray No. 3 and on Twentieth A�enue South fran Hennepin County Highway No. 3 to the North line of that portion of the city of Hopk�l�ns which Iies South of Excelsior Avenue and on Hennepin Cou�ty Highway No. 3 from Seventeenth Avenue to Twentieth Avenue at a cost of �23,610.56= Pr.oJeet No. 505: the blacactop surfa cing of the East and West alley in Block fight (8), West Minneapolis, at a cost of �j7,37; Project No. 508s the blacktop surfacing of First Street I�rth from Fifth Avenue to Seventeenth Avenue at a cost of �23,066.15. Project No. 510: the instailation of concrete driveways on the North side of Minnetonka Milis Road near its intersection with Fifth Avenue Pdorth, one driveway being for the use of Lot "C" and the other driveway betng for the use of Lot 'sD", Registered Land Survey No, 253, Files of the Registrar of Titles, Hennepin County, Minnesota, at a cost of �.00.60; :� Project No. 513: the construction.of sidewalk on the West side of Fifteenth Avenue North between Third Street North and Fourth Sfireet Pbrth at a cost of � I ,8'jl�..86; Project No. 516: the installation of water mains on Ja dcson Avenue North canmencing at a point ten feet East and ten feet South of the center point of the intersection of Jackson Avenue Worth and Second Street ldorth and running thence South four hundred and eight (�.OS) feet along a tine ten feet East and parailel with the ce�ter line ot Ja dcson Avenue North, at a cost of �,252.15; Project No. 517s the installation of sanitary sewer mains on Jackson Avenue North commencing at the intersection of Ja ckson Avenue North and Second Street North and thence South three hundred thirty-one and 8�10 (33t.8) feet along the csnter (ine of Jackson Avenue North at a cost of $�,37�•5�; a nd WHEREAS, the clerk has notffied the council that such proposed assess- ments and e�ch of them have been completed and filed in his office for public inspection, IVaW, TH£REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKIf�, MINI�SOTA: I. A hearing shall be held on October 2, �956, at the council chambers in the city hall �t 7:30 otclodc p.m. to pass upon such proposed assessments and each of them and afi such time and place all p�-sons owning property affected by su d� imp�ovements will be given an opportunity to be heard with reference to such assessments. 2. The city cierk is hereby dire¢ted to cause a notice of the hearing on the proposed assessments and eacfi of them to be pubiished once in the officiai • newspaper at. least two weeks prior to the hearing, and he shall state in the notice the tota,i cost of ea ch of the improvements. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 1�th day of September, t956. A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Counci0 Frank N. Whitr+ey, �ity Attorney F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR y;U�¢g'1. . . ..P . �....y"»r..^.k' CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA A NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the council of the city of Hopkins will meet at 7:30 o�clock p.m. on Tuesday, October 2:, 1956, at the couneil chambers in the city hall to pass upon pro- posed assessments for each of the following local improvements, to-wit: Project Noo 1�63: the construetion of curb on both sides of S�cond Street North between Washin�ton Avenue and Ridgewood Drive at a cost of �1,236.03; Project No. �68: the installation of curb, sidewa.lk and driveways on the west side of yNi�:nth Avenue North between Excelsior Avenue and the east and west alley immediat�ly North of �xcelsior Avenue at a cost of �1,563.07;- Projeet No. 501: the installation of �aater mains on Seventeenth, ' Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues South from Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin County Highway No. 3 and on Twentieth Avenue South from Henr_epin Countg Highway No. 3 to the North line oi that portion of the city of Hopkins which lies south of Excelsior Avenue and on Hennepin Gounty Highway No. 3 from Seventeenth Avenue to Twen- tieth Avenue �t a cost of �29�9L}.1•22� Project No. 502.: the install ation of sanitary sewer mains on Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues South from the East and West alleys immediately-south of Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin County Highway Noo 3 and on Twentieth Avenue South from Hennepin County Highway Noa 3 to the North line of that portion of the city of Hopkins which lies south of Excelsior Avenue and on Hennepin County Highway No. 3 from Seventeenth Avenue to Twentieth Avenue at a cost of �23,610.56; Project No. 505: the bl acktop surfacing of the east and west alley in Block Eight (8), West Minneapolis, at a cost of �z97•37� Pro ject No. 508: the blacktop surfacing of First Street North from Fifth Avenue to Seventeenth �venue at a cost of �23,066.15 � Project No, 510: the installation of concrete driveways on the North side of P,�innetonka Mills Road near its intersection = with Fifth Avenue North, one driveway being for the use of' Lot '�C'� and the other driveway being for the use of Lot '�D'�, Regiatered � Land.Survey No. 253, Files of the Registrar of Titles, Hennepin County, Minnesota, at a cost of �400.60; Project No. 513: the construction of sidewalk on the Uves.t side of Fif teenth Avenue North between Third Street North and Fourth Street North at a cost of �1,87�.86D Froject No. 516: the installation of water mains on Jackson Avenue North eommencin� at a point ten feet East and ten feet South of the center point of the intersection of Jackson Avenue North and Second Street North and running thence South four hundred and eight (1�08) feet along a line ten feet East and parallel with the center line of Jackson Avenue No�tth, at a cost of �2,262.15; Project No. 517: the install ation of sanitary sewer mains on Jackson Avenue North commencing at the intersection of Jackson Avenue North and Second Street North and thence South three hundred thirty-one and 8/10 (331.8) feet along the center line of Jackson Avenue North at. a cost of �4,3?1.51.�..;,, and The: are;a ;propo.�s�e�d� to be assessed for all of' said projects, except ProjectsNo, 463, 508 and 510 is each tract, piece or parcel of 1 and abutt ing there on, The area proposed to be assessed for Project No. 1�63 is each tract, Aiece or parcel of land abutting thereon and in addition theret'o Lots 2 to 21, inclusive, Block One (1), Parkridge. The area proposed to be assessed for �rojeet No. 508 is Blocks Five (5) and Six (6), Gibb�s Addition to West Minneapolis, Block Seven (7)(except Lots Eleven (11) to Sixteen (16), inclusive), Gibb�s Addition to iflfest Minneapolis; Block Eight (8) (except Lots Ten (10) to Fifteen (15), inclusive), Gibb�s Addition to West Minneapolis; Blocks Seventy-four (71�.) to Eighty-three (83), in- clusive, West Minneapolis, Second Division; Blocks Sixty-eight (68) to Seventy-three (73), inclusive, (except Lota ten (10) to Fifteen (15), inclusive, of each block) VUest Minneapolis, Second Division; Block Sixty-seeen (67)(except Lots Eight (8) to Thirteen (13), in- clusive,) West Minneapolis, Second Division; Block Sixty-six (66) (except Lots Seven (7) to Twelve (12), inclusive), West Minneapolis, Second Division, Block Sixty-five (65) (except Lots Nine (9) to Twelve (12), inclusive), West M�nneapolis, Second Division, Block Sixty-four (64) (except Lots Nine (9) to Eleven (11), inclusive), West Minneapolis, Second Diyision; Lota One (1), Two (2), Three (3) and Six (6), 4uditor's Subdivision Noo 242, Hennepin County, M�nnesotab portions of the right-of-�vay of the Minneapoli; & St. Louis Railway Co.lying within and adjoining the above described pro- perties. �e area proposed to be assessed for Project Noo 510 is Lot '�C'� and '�D't, Registered Land Survey No. 253, Files of the Registrar of Titlea, Hennepin County, Minnesota. The proposed assessments and each of them are on file for public inspection at the office of the city clerk of Hopkins. Written or oral objections will be considered at the hearing. The total cost of each of said improvements is the respec- tive amount hereinbef'ore set forth after each pro ject number. A. W. Elmquist, City C1� rk Frank N. y�Jhitney, City �Attorney Published in the Hennepin County Review September 13, 1956. �,� �4:'�'<<- y ' CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESO LlR I ON NO , 672 A RESOLUf10N ORDERII� PREPARATION OF A REPORT ON THE BLACK� TOP S t�2FAC I NG OF A PORT I Otd OF FARMDA LE ROAD , WHEREAS, it is proposed to improve Farmdale Road from its inter- section with Holly Lane to the westerly line of the right-of-way of the Great Northern Railway Company by blacktop surfacing the same and to assess the abutting property for ail or a portion of the cost of the improvement, pursuant to M,S,A,, Secs, 1.�29,OII to 1�29.11'I, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKIPIS, MINNESOTA: That the proposed improvement be referred to Pe S,.Sidney-Smith, ctty engineer, for study and that he is instructed to report to the council with all convenient speed advistng the council in a preliminary wey as to whether the proposed improvement is feasible and as to whether it should best be made as propbsed or in connection with some other improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvemenfi as recommended, ADOPTED by the councii of the city of Hopkins at a regufar meeting Sr' T thereof held this �th day of A�, 195b, , F, :1A, MADDEN, h1AY0R Ae W, Eimquist, � " Secretary of the Council FranEc No. Whitneya . City Attorney � � - � � �� A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCFL OF THE�CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON FRIDAY� SEPTEMBER 7� f956 AT 7:30 P.M. IN TWE CITY HALL.. PRESENT WERE COUNCfiN1EN TESAREK� JOHNSON� EMPANGER� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND POL ICE CH IEF HOINARD PUCK. ; J9HNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT COUNCILMAN TESAREK BE APPOINTED MAYOR PRO TEM. CARRiED. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE REQUEST BY ST. JOSEPH�S CHURCH FOR A BINGO PERMIT FOR 9/f6/56, �E GRANTED. CARRIED. _ THE CITY MANAGER PRESENTED TO THE COUNCIL A LETTER DATEO 9/7/56 STATING THAT ��AT TFiE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FiELD AT 7:30 P.M.� TUESDAY� SEPTEMBER 4� r956� AN INITIAT'IVE PETITlON WAS FILED WITH ME� SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWIN� COMMITTEE OF ELECTORS2 " SHIRLEY B, BJORK HAROLD N. DRON ROY.NOVY RUSSEL� H. GILBERT J. RUSSELL CARROLL SAID PETITION WAS FILED PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 5`.04 OF THE CITY. CHARTER� INITIATING A MEASURE OF PUBL'IC GONCERN� NAMELY� A PROPOSED ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONING AND AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. [�3f oF THE C.ITY OF HOPK'INS. ATTACHED TO VER�FIED COPIES OF THE PROPOSED MEASURE.NIERE THE NECESSARY SIGNATURE PAPERS AND AFFIDAVITS PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 5,05 OF SAID CHARTER. IN CONFORMITY WITH TWE PROVISIONS OF SECT�ION 5,06 OF THE CHAR"jER� I HAVE AS� CERTAINED BY EXAMINATION THE NUMBER OF QUAL'IFIED ELECTORS PJHOSE SIGNATURES ARE APPENDED THERETO AND FIND THAT NUMBEB TO BE 2I0� SUCH BEING I22°o OF THE E678 VOTES C.AST AT THE LAST REGULAR CITY ELECTION OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� HELD ON MAY I7� [955',� AFTER THE READING OF THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE� THE ABOVE MEASURE WAS REFERRED TO THE COUNCIL A5'= A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. AFTER CONSIDERABLE STUDY OF TWE PROPOSED f957 BUDGET� THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED. A. W. ELMC2U IST� SECRETARY TO THE COUNC IL pTTEST: �_._�.' :J ' . ;�,�� G�'4L C�G%�� A. J. TESAREK� 4AAYOR PRO TEM � � a� �� A SPEG'IAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF�THE C'ITY OF HOPK'•INS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON SEPTEMBER 8� G956� SATURDAY� AT 5:30 P.M. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN JOHNSON� 'fESAREK� EMPANGER AND NASH� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND RECREATION DIRECTOR L. A. HARRIS. AFTER CONSIDERABLE STUDY OF THE PROPOSED BUDGET FOR [957, THE MEETI.NG WAS ADJOURNED. A. W,. ELMQUIST� SECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL ATTEST: �� - � F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR �tt�'�� . � � �' �; � \ A SPECIAL MEETING"OF THE'COUNGIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKI.NS.�, MlNNESOTA WAS HELD ON MONDAY� SEPTEMBER IO.� 1956 AT 6;30 P.M. IN THE ClTY HALL.. RRESENT WERE COUNC`ILMEN TESAREK� JOHNSON AND EMPANGER� ALSO CITY MANAGER FR"ISSELL. AFTER CONSIDERABLE STUDY OF THE PROPOSEG I957 BUDGET� THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED. A. W.,ELMQUIST� SECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL ATTEST: �----- `' ' ��`� �;�Z��,�� r, F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR A SPEC'IAL MEETtNG OF THE COUNC,I;L OF THE,,CITY OF.•HOPKINS�: MINNES�TA� WAS HELD ON THURSDAY� SEPTEM6ER T3� [956 AT 7;00 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAY�R MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK�. EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO C1TY MANAGER FRISSELL. AFTER CONS,lDERABLE STUDY OF THE PROPOSED �957 BUDGET� THE MEET.lNG WAS ADJOURNED. A. W. ELMQUIST� SECRETARY OF THE COUNCIL ATTEST: � �.�_: � Ji;�� J F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� SEPTEMBER f8� f956 AT 7=30 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN JOHNSON� EMPANGER AND TESAREK� ALSO CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY• EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0. 673, "p RESOLUTtON AUTH�RIZtNG THE ACQUIRiNG BY CONDEMNATf�N PROCEED�NGS UNDER THE RiGHT OF_EMPNENT DOMAtN QF CERTAIN LANOS NECESSARY FOR THE EXTENSTON OF CA�BR(DGE STREET"� MARKED EXH181T °A° BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. . JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0. 674� '�� RESOLUTI'QN SETT�NG A DATE FQR A PUBLTC HEARING`lJPQN A PRQP'OSED QRDTNANCE RELAT[NG TQ ZQN[NG", MARKED EXHIBIT a6�� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONOED� THAT REQUEST BY NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY FOR PERMISSION TO PLACE THREE �3} POLES ON 2jST AVENUE� NORTH FROM COUNTY ROAD N0. 6�� EAST I50 FEET OF WEST PARK ROAD TO SERV�CE LIFT STATtON� BE GRANTED. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONOEO� THAT O��t N��ANCE NO. [34� RAP1 ORDfNANCE VAC/1T�NG THE E�GHT FQQT ALLEY NQRTH ANO AD�ACENT TQ K� ONE, BLOCK �NE, QAK �iDGE SECQND�ADDIT�QN, AND LYiNG EAST QF THE YPEST LfNE �F' SqtD LQT QNE� �`XTENDED NE]RTH°� MARKED EXHIBIT aC�� BE ACCEPTED AS THE SECOND READING THEREOF AND ACCORDING TO LAW SAME BE ORDERED PUB�_ LISHED. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE FOLLOWING TAX LEVY AND BUDGET RESOLUTION FOR THE II�EAR i957� MARKED EXHIBIT �D°� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. "RESQLVED BY THE C �TY C�IUNC �L QF THE C�TY fJF H�PKI'NS� AS FOLLOws= THAT THE SUM oF �433�t73.00 BE RAISED BY TAXATION DURING THE YEAR [95?� WHICH� TOGETHER wITH �436�327.00 ESTIMATEO FROM VARIOUS SOURCES OF REVENUE� AGGREGATING �869�500.00� 1S HEREBY APPROPRIATED FOR THE USE OF THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT AND FOt�ENERAL CITY PURPOSES AS HEREINAFTER MENTIONED� FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY I� [957� AND EIVDING DECEMBER 3i� [957.° � __ R� ES, PROPERTY TAXES CURRENT PROPERTY TAXES DELINQUENT STATE LlQUOR TAX STATE CIGARETTE TAX STATE INSURAPICE TAX BAP1K EXC 1 SE TAX MORTGAGE REGISTRY TAX LICENSES�GENERAL PERMITS � GENERAL MUN�CIPAL COURT FIRE CONTRAC.TS SANITATION DIVISION VYATER DIVISION SEIMER D 1 V I S I ON LIBRARY RECREATION MISCELLANEOUS PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT FUND PARKING METER FUND RENTAL PROPERTY WATER SURPLUS SEWER SURPLUS 1NTEREST EARNED P.I.R. FUND SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND �433i�73.00 @�327.00 8�000.00 7�000.00 7�000.00 2�000.00 r,soo.00 [7�000.00 5�000.00 �0�000.00 5�000.00 [ � 500.00 75�000.00 70�000.00 800 .00 r9,soo.00 900.00 [0,000.00 6,000.00 500.00 t7,000.00 f0,000.00 I�000.00 50�000.00 1 [ 0 ��000 .00 �869�500.00 gPFR E1PR t,�AT i QN S LEGISLATIVE EXPENSE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE LAIN &JUD IC 1 ARY MUNICIPAL BUILDING PLANN I NG 8c ZON 1 NG ELECTION EXPENSE INSURANCE POLICE DEPARTMENT FIRE DEPARTMENT STREET SAFETY INSPECTION SERVICES DOG CONTROL CIVIL DEFENSE ENGINEERING PUBLIC WORKS ADMIN, GENERAL STREET MAINT. SANITATION PUBLIC HEALTH PUBLIC WELFARE r FIREMEN�S RELIEF FUND PUBLIC LIBRARY RECREATION PUBLIC Iq�R PARKS CONTINGENCIES SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS GENERA� OBLIGATION BONDS SHADY OAK NOTE NENf EQU 1 PMENT LAND 8c CONSTRUCT ( ON WATER DIVISION SEWER DIVISION SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS � er,000.00 40�000;00� 6� 000�.00 6�500.00 3� 600'.00. 2� 300;00 s,soo.00� 70�500.00� 33�000.00 E 8 � 000 �.00 � 2�500.00 [�500.00 [�000.00• [6�000.00 [6�000.00 ff2�000.00' 4[�000.00' 3, 200.00 6�500.00 7� $00'.00 [ 7� 500'.00 37�800.00 9 � 800�.00 [ 0 � 000-.00 2� 600.00 � 0 t., 485'.00 3� 3[ 5,00 20�000.00 40 � 000�,00 52�000.00 59� 500�.00 f 08 � 500 `.00 $869�500.00 _, �- . , . . . . ,._ ....._ . , . _ _.._. ._ � REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER l8� [956 TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT ORDfNANCE NQ, [35, �qN EIRDtNAI� E RELAT[NG TO ZQNI`NG pND qMENDt.NG ORD[NANGE.NQ,:E3[ Qf THE CiTY'�F HQPK�NSA� BE AGCEPTED FOR FIRST . ,... . READING, GARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT A 20 YEAR SPREAD OF ASSESSMENTS BE MAOE FOR SEWER AND WATER MAINS IN BOULEVARD MANOR�. CARRIED, MEETING ADJOURNED, A. W, ELMQUIST� SECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL C 1LMEN: ' r .. _ .: , � � :�. . , . � f ,, ,. ,. . „ . . � . .. .,.._ .,,... . r% /� .� ..: ....., ....: ' .::... . ATTEST: � ✓ ' / � i�/' � GC`-G�./,!t--�NIJ . .. .. F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR , . '•:� n CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN.COUNTY, MIMNESOTA RESOLUTION N0. 673 A RESOLUTION AUTFIORIZING THE AQQUIRING BY CONDE64NATION PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN OF CERTAIN IANDS NECESSARY FOR THE EXTENSION OF CAMBRIDGE STREET. WHEREAS, by resolution No. 5�.9, which �vas adopted by the council of the city of Hopkins on Novemtier 16, �g5t�, the installation of sanitary sewer and water mains along the westerly extension of Cambridge Avenu� from the westerl�� line extended northerly of Lot Twenty-two (22), Auditorts Subdivision No. 239, to Monk Avenue; thence southerly along Monk Avenue to Oxford Street, was author- ized, and 'JiMEREAS, in order to make such installation of sanitary sewer and , wafier mains in said location and in order to open said Cambridge Avenue from the westerly line exfiended northerly of Lot Twenty-two (22), Auditor�s Sub- division No. 239, to Mon� Avenue, it is necessary to acquire by condemnation proceedings under the right of eminent domain the fee simple title to the follow- ing described tract, piece or parcel of land located and being in the city of Hopkins, county of Hennepin, and state of Minnesota, to-wit: The southerly fifty-five (55) feet of Lot Sixty-eight (58), Auditorts Subdivision No. 239, Hennepin County, Minnesota, except that part thereof lying easterly of the westerty 1�63 feet thereof a nd except the westerly thlrty-three (33) feet thereof, NOW, TFiEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the city of Hopkins acquire by condemnafiion pro- ceedings under the right of eminent domain for the purposes hereinbefore stated, the fee si�mple tifile in and to the above described real estate. ADOPTED by the council of fihe city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 18th day of September, 1956. A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney F. M. MADDEN MAYOR ;;; � .,: , ;.,, . .,..�,a..�,, , SJ. , :: .... �... , . .. . ..:.. r h � •, � CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN OOUNTY, MINNESOTA RESO LUT I ON NUMBER 67�. A RESOLUTION SETTING A DATE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING UPON A PROPOS ED,QRDINANCE RELATING TO ZONIN�.. . WHEREAS, at a regular meeting of the city council held at the council chambers in the city hall on Tuesday, September 1�, t956, an:`inifiative petition wras filed with the city manager and�by the city manager presented to the council pursuant to the provisions of section 5.01� of the City Char�er, initiating a measure of public concern, raamely, a proposed ordinance relating to zoning and amending number 131 of the city of Hopkins, and WHEREAS, at a special meeting of the city council' held on September 7, 1956, the city manager reported to the council that 210 qualified electors of the city signed said petition, being twelve and one-haif per cent of the 1,678 votes cast at the last regular city election of the city of Hopkins held on. �Y. �7, �955, and ` WHEREAS, the council thereupon read the proposed measure a�d referred it to a committee of thelwhole council, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the council hold a public hearing on said proposed measure at the council chambers in the city hall at 7:30 otclock p.m. on Tuesday, October 23, 1956, and that the city clerk give published notice of said hearing by publishing a notice thereof in the official paper of the city in its issues of October 1� and I.I, t956. ADOPT�D by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular.meeting thereof held this,l8th day of September, 1956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Coumcil Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney ►` CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN:-.COUNTY,, MIfVNESOTA NOTICE OF HEARIti'G ON PROPOSED ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONING. NOTICE IS FIEREBY GIVEN that a hearing will be held before the city councii in the council chambers in the city hali on Tuesday, October 23, �956, at 7:30 otclock p.m. on a proposed ordinance relating to zoning and amending ordinance number 131 of the city of Hopkins, which proposed ordinance was initiated by a committee of five electors of the city of Hopkins pursuant to the provisions of the charter of the cTty, and which proposed ordinance reads as follou�s: Section I. The East six hundred (600) feet of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section (9, 7ownship 117, Range 21, except the West one hundred fifty (150) feet lying sowtherly of Minnehaha Creek and that Part ofMinnehaha Oaks lying East of the center line of Minnehaha Creek shall all be and hereby is removed from the business residential district of the city of Flopkins and included in the singl.e residential district of the.city, and shall be subject to al) the regula- tions of Ordinance No. 131 of the cityof Hopkins relating to. such single residential district. Section 2. Lot Sixty-eight (68), and North half of Lot Sixty- nine (69), the West one hundred.fifty (150) feet of the South half of Lot Sixty-nine (6g), and the West one hundred and fifty (150) feet of Lot Seventy (70), all in Auditorts Sub- division No. 239, Hennepin County, Min�esota; and that part of Tract "K", Registered Land Survey No. 56� not zoned double residence by Ordinance No. 131 shall all be and hereby is removed from the business residential district of the city of Hopkins anci included in the double residentiat district of the city, and shall be subject to all the regulations of Ordinance No. 131 of the city of Hopkins relating to such double resi- dential district. Dated: September 2�., 1956. A. W. ELMQUIST, CITY.�CLERK Published in the Hennepin County Review on October � and ��, 1956. � � CITY OF HOPKINS FiENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA. ORDINANCE N0. .��3�. AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE EIGHT FOOT ALLEY NORTH AND ADJACENT TO LOT ONE, BLOCR ONE, OAR RIDGE SECOND ADDITION, AND LYING EAST OF THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT ONE, EXTENDED NORTH. BE IT ORDAINED by the council of the city of Hopkins: 1. The eight foot alley north and adjacent to Lot One, Block One, Oak Ridge Second �ddition, and lying east of the west line of said Lot One, extended north, in the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesota, is hereby eacated. First read at a regular meeting of the council of said cit� of Hopkins held on the 4th day of September, 1956, and finally read and adopted at a regular meeting of the eouncil of said city held on the 18th,day of September, �956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N, Whitney, City Attorney. Published �.n the Hennepin County Revieva on September 27, �956. � � � �"-:�� _� �r.�.r...-.-..+-^ .....,...Q.. - ..-_ ... ... ...._.�..�...n.... �re. . . . � ...-....i..... _ ` . _._.....�.l.+r��.�...�, . i...._.: - . . ..� •:.. ..�"'�.+�v . .` -'.. � RESOLVED BY THE CITY �OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HORKINS, As FOLLows: THAT THE SUM OF �433,f73.00 BE RAISED BY TAXATION DURING THE YEAR-f�957� WHICH� TOGETHER' WITH '�436;327.00 ESTIP/IATED FROPJI VARIOUS SOURCES OF REVENUE� AGGREGATING '�869�500.00� IS HEREBY APPROPRIATED FOR THE USE OF THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT AND FOR GENERAL.CITY PURPOSES AS HEREINAFTER MENTIONED� FOR TFiE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY t, -1�957, AND END ING DECEMBER 3( � I�957. REVENUES PROPERTY TAXES CURRENT PROPERTY TAXES DELINQUENT STATE LIQUOR TAX STATE CIGARETTE TAX STATE INSURANCE TAX BANK EXCISE TAX PAORTGAGE REGISTRY TAX LICENSES�GENERAL PERMITS - GENERAL h�UNICIPAL COURT FIRE CONTRACTS SANITATION DIVISION WATER DIVISION SEWER DIVlSION LIBRARY RECREATION.. MISCELLANEOUS PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT FUND % PARKING METER FUND RENTAL PROPERTY WATER SURPLUS SEWER SURPLUS INTEREST EARNED P.I.R. FUND SPECIAL ASSESSMEPIT FUND �433,f73.00 1,327.00 8,000.00 7,000.00 7, 000.00-� 2,000.00 [ , 500 .00 1'7,000.00 5,000.00 �0,000.00 5, 000.00 f � 500 .00 78,000.00 70�000.00 800.00, 1 9, 800 .00 900.00 -F0, 000.00- � : , 6,000.00 500.00 (7,000.00 f0,000.00 f,000.00 50,000.00 t I 0, 000 .00 -- $869,500.00 APP_ROPRIATfONS LEGISLATIVE EXPENSE � II�000.00 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE 40�000.00 � LAW c� JIJDIGIARY 6�000.00 � MUNICIPAL BUILDING 6�500.00 PLANNING 8c ZONING 3,600.00 ELECTION EXPENSE 2�300.00 INSURANGE 8,900.00 POLICE DEPARTMENT 70�500.00 F1RE DEPARTMENT 33�000.00 ` STREET SAFETY 18�000.00 ' INSPECTION SERVICES 2,500.00 �� DOG CONTROL 1�500.00 CIVIL DEFENSE ��000.00 ENGINEERING f6�000.00 PUBLIC WORKS ADMIN. 16�000.00 � GENERAL STREET MAINT. II2�000.00 SANITATION 41�000.00 , ' PUBLIC HEALTH 3,200.00 PUBLIC WELFARE 6,500.00 FIREMFN�S RELIEF FUND 7�500.00"`'�.° PUBLIC+_LIBRARY 17,500.00 � RECREATION 37�800.00 Pl16LIC PARKS 9�800.00; CONTINGENCIES 10�000.00 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS 2�600.00 i GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS 101,485.00 } SHADY O/�K NOTE 3, 31 5;00 i 9EW EQUIPMENT 20�000.00 LAND 8c CONSTRUCTION 40�000.00 ;; WATER DIVISION 52�000.00 � ; SEWER DIVISiON 59,500.00�" ; SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS I08�500.00 - :t i $869,500.00 ; f y J �I � i �� )I ,1J .'I � +1 y, - _ ._.�_�...it5 � .� �. t�. Blmquie� Cit,y xiaoc� 3ept�ber 18 �� $opldns 0� �9 321,895•�0 T'he abov�e gmoa�ni ie in aSdit�iaa� to t.�e �211,880.00 athiah is auto�natioe►lly eet up by ir�e Cotia#�r Aud�t�r ae per ten reaoau�iaa�s mailed your af'f�oe trcm+ �ime to �inmm. md►king a tot�l levy of $ASS,19S.00. 8ee reveree side for breah daar�a o! the �111,890.00 au�tioally se�t up by the Connty �8itor. Aeaolution n R a p n � A p n 8epte�mbar 18tiz 66 0'�ty � �p� 61 81 120 188 ag� 822 � 6�Dv� 2?�h 8ept�em�er , b6 Ci�► Clerk 9 2�46 8�21��g 1��49 9 6 SO 9y/1 b2 i 2�82 6 18 63 12�q/ n� 2�98D.Q0 47ete�r 11,A00.00 P 1 R 8,9()0.00 St,�rm e�er b,700•00 P I g 18,900.00 P I 8 �,soo.00 �re equ��at 11�80Q.00 P I H 28,20tY:00 Sborm aearer 6,700.00 P I 8 82��00•00 P $ $ �11l,880.00 �btal � �V` �6� \ti � A MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� OCTOBER 2� [956 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADdEPI� COUNCILMEN NASH AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY ATTORNEY WHITPJEY AND CITY ENGiNEER SIDNEY-�SMITH. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT OFF SALE L162UOR AND NON lNTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR LICENSE REQUEST BY A. E, HOLDEN AND C, H�. DIEDRICK AT 20 SHADY OAK ROAD� BE GRANTED SUBJECT TO APPROVAL BY THE STATE LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSIONER. CARRIED. NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT OFF SALE LI@UOR LICEPISE REQUEST BY GEORGE E. MADDEN AT 23 � 9TH AVENUE NORTH� BE GRANTED SUBJECT TO APPROVAL BY THE STATE LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSIONER, CARRIED� JOHNSON MOVED� NB�H SECONDED� THAT COMPLAINTS AS REGISTERED BY RESIDENTS OF i'7� I8� f9 AND 20TH AVENUES SOUTH AS TO THE BLACKTOPPtN� BE REFERRED TO THE CITY ENGiNEER FOR CHECK[NG AND REPORT FOR NEXT REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT A BUILDING PERMIT FOR A DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT AT 35 �+ 9TH AVENUE NORTH� AS PER PLANS SUBMITTED BE GRANTED� CARRIEO� JOHfVSON MOVEDs NASH SECONDEO� THAT RESOLUTION NO. 669� �A RESOLUTtC�N AD�PTTNG SPECtAL ASSESSMENTS°� MARKED EXHIBIT �A°� BE ADOPTED. NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT ORDINANCE NO. [35� °pN OROTNANCE RELAT�NG Tff ZONfNG AND AM�NDING QRD�NANCE NQ.. I3C OF THE CITY OF HOPKBNS°� MARKED EXHIBIT °Bp� BE ACCEPTEo AS THE SECOND READING THEREOF AND ACCORDING TO LAW SAME BE ORDERED PUBLISHED. CARRIED. NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT ORDINANCE N0. (36� "qN ORDtNqNCE RELAT�N� TO BUfLDiNG PERMITS AND AMEND�NG QRD�NANCE N0. 63� SECTI'ON �f� SUBDIVISI'QN 2�a BE ACCEPTED FOR THE F1RST READING. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY�S REPORT DATED 9�24�56 AS TO PETITION FOR AIdNEXATION BY RESIDENTS OF OAKVALE ADDITION BE ACCEPTED AND PLACED ON FILE. CARRiED. � JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONOED� THAT EXPEND�TURES DATED 19EPTEMBER I'8TH THROUGH OCTOBER 2ND��56� IN THE AfiAOUNT oF �[65�557.45� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT, CARRIED. JOHNSOfd MOVED� NASH SECOPIDEO� THAT RECOMMENDATION DATED 1'0�2/56 BY THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION THAT A BUILDtNG PERMIT BE ISSUED TO THE RED OWL STORES INC.� FOR 7HE ERECTION OF AN AODITION TO THEIR BUILDINQ'�E ACCEPTED AND APPROVED. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO�. 675� "� RESOLUTfQN RECErVING A REPQRT AND C�ILLING FQR A HEARING QN THE BLqCKTOP SURFAC(NG �F A RORTIQN OF FARMDALE RQpD�� MARKED EXHIBIT �C°� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED, �NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT PETlT10N AS PRESENTED BY 23 PROPERTY OWNERS DECLARING THAT THEY ARE OPPOSED AT THIS TIME TO THE ACQUISITION AT PUBLIC EXPENSE OF ANY FURTHER PARKIN6 6ACILITIES AND ARE FURTHER OPPOSED TO THE SPREADING OF ANY ASSESSMENTS GENERAL OR SPECIAL WHICH MAY BE NECESSARY FOR THE ACQUISITION OF SUCH FACILITIES AND ASK THAT STEPS BE TAKEN IN CONFORMITY HEREWITH� BE PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED, � �..�� A. W. ELMQUIST� CRETARY TO THE COUNCIL C 1LMEN; �f , e, ; �� a%C/��,-, �c��-�� , b1TTEST; r i � �. �`�/� Y��.�t:�t ��,��, F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR ... -n,-rj•"�. .. . . . . . . . � . . .. _ . . . . . . .... . . .,�'.. ,.Y•::ii 1 cz� � x�s �nm�Pz� o�u�rt�, r�s�� RESt}LUTIE?N NO. `669 .� A RESQZIITION ADQPTINa SPECI�I: ASSE3SMENT3. SiJf�RE�S, pursuant to proper notice duly given as required by la�r� the council has mst and heard aad passefl npon all objections to the proposed special assessments for the following local improvements, to-wit: Project 1Vo. 463s the construction of curb on both sides of Second Street ATorth between Washington lv�enue and Ridger�ood Driae at a cost of �1,236.03; Pro3ect A1_ l�68s the installation of curb� sidewalk and driveways on the West side of ldinth Rvenue ATorth between Ex,celsior �v�enue andthe East and West alley 3mmediately Biorth of E�celsior Avenne at a cost of' �1,563.07; Proiect 1Vo. 501a the ir�t,all.ation of �rater mains on Seventeent.h, Ei�teenth and �Tineteent.h lv�ennes South from Ex,celsior Avenue to liennepin Countg Highway Mo. 3 and on �aentieth gvemie South from Iiennepin County Iiigh�ray �To. 3 to the . Nor.t,�t line of that portioa of the city of Hopkins �hich lie s 3outh of Excelsior Avemne and on Hennepin Connt,y Highway Dio. 3 from 3eventeenth �v�ernie to T�rentieth Avemie at a cost of $29, 9li.]..22; Project No�;,the installation of sanitazy sewer mains on Seven- teenth, Eigk�teenth and 1Vineteenth Avenues South from the East and Weat alleys _ , . . _ .. . _ � immediately South of Ex,celsior Avenue to Hennepin County Highway No. 3 and on �ntieth �e�anue South fro�n Hennepin Count�r Higk,`,ray No. 3 to the North line of that portion of the cit�r of Hopkins which lies South of Exceisior Avernie and on Henne- pin County 8igh�ray No. 3 from Seventeent�h Acenue to Ztirent3eth Avenne at a cost of $23,610.56; � Y'ro�ect No.�: the blacktop surfacing o� the East and �+Test alley in Block Eight (8), West Minneapolis, at a cost of �297.37; Project Bto. 508: the. blacktop surfacing of First Street Nort�h. from Fifth Avenue to Seventeenth Avenue at a cost of �23,066.15a Project No. 510: t.he iastallation of concrete driveways on the North . _ _. , side of Minnetonka M311s goad nsar its 3ntersection �rith Fifth A�'enue North, one drivewa�r being for the nse of Lot nC" and the other driveway being for the use of ' Lot nDn, Registered Land Survey bTo. 253, Files oi tahe.Registrar of Titles, Hennepin Gounty, Minnesota� at a cost of �}�00.60; , �} � � `�:_.. �.. ._. ,. , _._� Project No. 513: t�he constru.ction of sidew�.lk on the West side of o._. Fifteenth Avenue North between Third Street North and Fourth 3treet North at a cost of �1, 871�.86; Project No. 516: the installation of' water mains on Jackson Avem�.e North cor�nenc3ng at a point ten feet East and ten feet South of the center poi.nt of th�e intersection of Jackson Avernie ATorth and �econd Street North and run- _. . ning thence South four hundred and eig�t (1�08} feet along a line ten feet East and parallel with the center line o£ Jacksoa lvenue North, at a cost of $�2,262.15; Project 1Qo. 517: the iustallation of sanitary se�er mains on Jackson A�enue North co�anencing at the intersection of Jackson1'�Avenue North and Second Street North and thence South three hundred thirty one aad 8/10 (331.8) feet along the center li.ne oi Jackson 19enue North at a eost of �?��3?1.54, NaW, T�REF'QRE, HE 3T RESO�;�ED B� T� C�IINCII,. 0�' THE CITY �' HQPKIldS, MINNESOTA: -+ 1. Such proposed assesszaents, and each of them, copies of. which are hereto attached and made a paxt hereof, are hereby accepted and shall constitute the special assessmenta agai,nst the lands narned th�erein,� and�each txact of land therein inclnded is hereby found to be benefitted by tlie proposed improvement in �he amount of the assesament levied against it. 2. The assessmente for projects No. 50� and 508 ahall be payable in eqnal annual installments extending over a period of three years; the assessments for pro jects �To. l�63, 1�68, 510. and 513 shall be payable in equal anrtaal installments ext,endin over a eriod' 'of five ha I I be g P years; the assessmenta for projects �to.-.-501.;_-5o2.,%Spayable in equal annual installments extending over a period of twenty ears and.the assessments for pro- jects t�.516 and 517 sha11. be pa,gable in equal annual installmen�s ;,extending over a;. period of tea years; ;,th�e first of each of said installments to be payable on or before the first Mondag 3.n January, 1957. Ar�y deferred installments s}�all bear intereat a� the rate of six per cent per armum from the date of the adaption of t,his assess- ment resolution. To the first ins�allment shall be added interest on the entire assessments fraan the date of this resolution until December 31, 1956. To each subsequent installment when dne sha11 be added interest for one year on all u�pa3,d installmenta. 3. The o�mer of ax�y prc>perty so assessed may, a� ar�y time prior to certification of the asseasm.ent� to the connty auditor as herein provided, pay the whole of the assessment against any parcel wit�h interest accrued t,o the da,te oY paymeat to the city treasurer a.nd he may, at ar�y time thereafter, pa� to the county I treasurer'the entire amount of the assessment remaining unpaid with interest accrued to Deceraber 31 of the 3►ear in which su.ch assessment is made. l�. The clerk ahall forth�aith transmit certified dnplicates of each of said a,ssessmerits to the county auditor to be extended on the proper tax liats of the county, and such assessment� shal7. be collected and paid over in the same marmer as other municipal t��nes. �PTED by the couneil of the cit�r of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held tnis 2nd day of fZctober� �956. A. �. Elmqui.st, F. Nb MADDEN, MAY�t Secretary of the Conncil. Fraak ld. TdhitnsY, City gttorney � -� ; � �..-,.�.�,�..: � � CITY OF HOPKINS �Y HENNEP I N. COUNTY,, MJ NNESOTA a/ � ORD I NANCE NUAIBER 13� AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONIIVG AND AMEIdDING ORDINANCE N0. 131 OF TNE.CITY OF;iHOPKINS, BE IT ORDI�INED BY THE OOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS: Section I. Lots One (I) to.Seven (7), inclusive, Block Two (2), West Park Addition, in the city of Hopkins, Hennepin Gounty, Minnesota, shall be, and hereby is, removed from the single resicience distriat of the city and i�cluded in the double residence district thereof, and shall be sabject to all the regulations of Ordinance No. 131 of the city relating to such doubie residence district. FIRST read at a regwlar meeting of the council of the city of Hopkins held on the 18th day of September, t956, and finaily read and adopted at a regular meeting of the council of said city he,ld on the 2nd day of October,1�56. F. M. M�4DDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Fra nk N. Whitney, Ci ty Attorney Published in the Hennepin County Review on October II, 1956. � CITY OF WOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION N0. 675 A RESOLUTION RECEIVING A REPORT AND CALLING FOR A HEARING ON THE BLACKTOP SURFACING OF A PORTION OF FARMDALE ROAD. WHEREAS, pursuant to a resolution of the council adopted September 1�, 1956, a report has been prepared by P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer, with reference to the blacktop surfacing of Farmdale Road from its intersection with Nollyhock Lane to the westerly line of the right of wa y of the Great Northern Railway Company, and this report a�as received by the council an October 2, r956, N0�11, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TWE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKiIINS, MINNESOTA: I. The council will consider the improvement of such street in accordance with the report and the assessment of abutting property for�al) or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. l�29.011 to 1.429.111, at an estimated total cost of the improvement of �875.00. 2. A public hearing shafl be held on such proposed improvement on the 6th da y of November, 1956, in the council chambers of the city hall at 7:30 o�clock p.m. a nd the city manager shall give published notice of such hearing and improvement as required by law. ADOPTED by the council of the city of.Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 2nd day of October, t956. A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. V',m i tney, City Attorney F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR 0 � � �, � � M1 .��'ti� � i CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEP I N. COl1M'Y, h11 PJNESOTA NOTICE OF HEARING ON BLACKTOP SURFACING OF A PORTION OF FARhIDA LE . ROAD . , NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the city council of the city of Hopkins a�iil meet in the council chambers of the city hall at 7:30 ot`clock p.m, on . Tuesday, November 6, 1956, to consider the blacktop surfacing of Farmdale Road from its intersection with Hollyhock Lane to the westerly line of the right of way of the Greafi Nor1-hern Railway Company pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. l�.29.011 to 1�29.111. The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement is the property abutting thereon. The estimated cost of such improvement is �875.00. Such persons as desire to be heard with reference to the Proposed improvement witl be heard at this meeting. SIDNEY S. FRISSELL, CITY MANAGER Published in the Hennepin County Review October 18 and 25, �956• A REGULAR MEETiN6 OF THE COUNCIL OF THE C1TY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� mCTOBER �6� f956 AT 7;30 P.M. 1N THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUPJCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY AND CITY MANAGER FRISSELL. TESAREK MOVEDt NASH SECONDED� THAT THE FOLLOWING CLERKS AND JUDGES BE APPOINTED FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY� Ie�6�56 AND THE HOURLY RATE BE SET AT ��.25 PER HOUR. �iSTRtC T �t MASSEY�HARRIS ..... ., SELMA PAHL iRENE MILLER VIRGINIA BILLBE GERALDIIdE BARLAND MABEL FISH DISTRICT �2 HARLEY HOPKINS $CHOOL �� GLADYS ESCHER ELEANOR PETERSON , CLARA HOKANSON MABEL JOHNSON BERNICE NOVY DCSTRiCT �3 LlBRARY .�.�� PETER H�• JORGENSEN EL I ZABETH LEGIKE MARGARET C. OWENS ESTELLA OLSON MYRTLE VICKERMAN DfSTR�CT �4 M—M NORTHERN DIVISION__ ALICE M, ANDERSON SOPHIA NICOLA) ADELINE SEDESKY LOUISE LUSSIER FLORENCE SUNDQUIST DfSTRTCT #5 OAKRIDGE COUNTRY CLUB KAY SULI. 1 VA(V SALLY MCBRATNIE EDNA Pl I LCOX LAURETTA POSELEY LOUlSE BOIES DISTRiCT �6 ALICE SMITH SCHOOL .. ESTHER TAUCHEN GLADYS JOHNSTON CHARL.ES HERZAN THERESA GOLDBORG TINA J• SWENSON D[STRICT �7 CITY HALL� LOLA M. YACKEL LILLIAN ELMQUIST MARY BASTYR MARY MALLERY FLORA CAROLINE JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT REQUEST BY KNIGHTS OF COLUA46US COUNCIL �2232� FOR A BINGO BERMIT AT THE V.F.W. HALL FOR ft/5/56� BE GRANTED�. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT MOT10N AD'OPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING HELD ON FO/2/56, GRANTING A LICENSE FOR THE SALE OF OFF�SALE LIQUOR AND NON•INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR TO A. E. HOLDEN AND C. H• DIEDRICK AT NO. 20 SHADY OAK ROAD BE RECONSIDERED. CARRIED. . JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE MOTION OF t0/2/56 TO GRANT AN OFF-�SALE LIQUOR AND NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR LiCENSE TO A• E. HOLDEN AND C. H• DIEDRICK BE AMENDED TO READ THAT SAID APPLICATION BE TABLED TO THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING TO BE HELD rr/6/s6. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT MOTION ADOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETIN6 HELD ON I'0�2�56� GRANTING A LICENSE FOR SALE OF OFF�SALE LIQUOR TO GEORGE E. MADDEN AT N0. 23— 9TH AVENUE NORTH BE RECOPIS I DERED�. CARR 1 ED�. THE QUESTION WAS THEN PUT TO A VOTE BY THE MAYOR ON THE MOTION THAT OFF�SALE LlQUOR LICENSE REQUEST BY GEORGE E. MADDEN AT NO. 23 -� 9TH AVENUE NORTH BE GRANTEDi SUBJECT TO APPROVAL BY THE STAT[ LIQUOR CONTROI. COMMISSIONER. OIV THE ROLL CALL ALL VOTING NO� MOTION LOST. JOHNSON R40VED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE CITY ENGINEER PREPARE AND SUBMIT FiGURES SHONJING THE ADDITIONAL COST THAT WOULD BE INVOLVED TO COVER THE EXTRA WIDTH OF BLACKTOPPING OF 20TH AVENUE SOUTH�. CARRIED. �B9NSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE ENGINEERtS REPORT DATED T0��6�56 ON THE BLACK— TOPPING OF BOULEVARD MANOR BE RECEIVED AND ORDERED_PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES DATED OCTOBER i6� I956 IN THE AMOUNT OF �27�826.86� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT• CARRIED. PAGE �2� REGULAR MEETING — [0/[6/56 TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE ZONING AND PLANNING COPAMISSION�S RECOMMENDATION DATED �0�[j�56 PERTAINING TO DELETING FROM PARAGRAPH Hi SUBDIVISION C OF SECTION 8� IN THE C�t COMMERCIAL DISTRICT THE FOLLOWING WORD�NG �PROVIDED ALL GOODS MADE OR PROCESSED SHALL BE SOLD AT RETAIL ON THE PREMISES�� BE PLACED ON FILE AND THE BUILDING INSPECTOR CALL A HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR AN EXCEPTION IN AND TO A PROVISION OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE AS PER EXHIBIT �A$� CARRIED. i EMPgNGER MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE ZONING,AND PqLANN(NEG C�MMISSION�S RECOMMENDATION DATED 10/C�/56� THAT AS PER REQUEST OF LEN THOLE THAT�XN��N�Nx�� BE ALLOWED IN THE SIZE OF TtNO LOTS ON THE PRELIMlNARY PLAT AS PRESENTED 8�7�56� MAKING LOT �� BLOCK 2 � 79 FEET AND LOT 2� 7� FEET BE ACCEPTED. CARRIED. � JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE ZONING AND PLANNING CONIMISSION�S RECOMMENDATION DATED i�/[f�56 RECOMMENDING MODIFlCATION OF THE STRICT APPLICATION OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE ZONING ORD�NANCES �9D ALLOW THE ERECTION OF DOUBLE RES�DENCE BUILDINGS W�TH AN AREA OF 600 SQUARE FEET PER DWELLING. UNIT ON THE FOLLOW�NG PROPERTY BE APPROVED; � , ��THE NORTH 30 FEET OF LOT [? AND ALL OF LOTS 18 TO 22 INC.� BLOCK i� WEST MINNEAPOLiS THlRD ADDITi0N4. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT LICENSE APPLICATION FOR THE SALE OF ON SALE NON— INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR AND SOFT DRINKS AT THE V.F.W. HALL FOR ONE DAY ONLY� i0�[8�56� FOR A BENEFIT DANCE BE GRANTED. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT ORDINANCE N0. i36, fiAN ORD�NANCE RELATtNG TO BUfLDfNG' PERMITS qND AMENDfN� EIR��NANCE NUMBER 63, .SECT[QN f�, SUBDrVIS[ON 2p� MARKEO ExHIBIT �B'�� BE ACCEPTED AS THE SECOND READING THEREOF AND ACCORDING TO LAW SAME,.BE ORDERED PUBLISHED. �R�tb@xH�Y JONNSON AND EMPANGER VOTIfVG N0. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT REQUEST OF DAHLBERG BROS.' FOR PERMISSION TO MOVE THE. TWO GAS PUMPS FROM THE FRONT OF THEIR BUILDiNG ON EXCELSIOR AVENUE TO THE LOT AT REAR OF BUILDING BE GRANTED. CARRIEO. EMPANGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� TNAT MR. FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO NEGOTIATE THE PUR-• CHASE OF PROPERTY FROM PAR. SAVAGE FOR THE EXTENSION OF CAMBRIDGE AVENUE. CARRlED. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE CITY ENGINEER ATTEND ALL FUTURE COUNCIL MEETIN�S� TESAREK VOTING NO�. CARRIED. - MEETIPJG ADJOURNED. F �� A. W. ELMQUIST� SECR ARY TO THE COUNCIL COl7NC OLMEN ./ '�� ..� , r h. '�d':`,: ./ch. , '�. l. ATTEST;_ � �� Z.k.��C� � �/ F. M. MADDEN� PAAYOR � �A CITY OF HOPKINS I3ENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA A NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR AN EXCEPTION IPT AND TO A PROVISION OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application has been made to the building inspector for a buildin� permit f or the con- struction of a building on the arest 222 fest of Lot 5, Bloek 8, West Minneapolis, for the followin� use: namely, approximatelg the front half thereof for a restaurant and approximately the rear half thereof Por the manufacture of chow mein noodles to be sold at. �holesale, which use of the rear one-half of said building is in violation of Section 8, Subdivision 1(H) of Or�iinance Noe 131 of the city of Hopkins, euhich prohibits the sale at wholesale on the premises of goods made or processed in the CI Commercial District. NOTICE IS FURTAER GIVEN that applieant for such buildin� permit has requested an exception from the provisions of said ordinance insofar as said building is concerned and that a public hearing wili be held thereon before the zoning and planning. commission of the city of Hopkins at the city hall of said city at 7:�0 o�clock p.m. on Monday, October 29� 1956• Dated at Hopkins, Mi�esota this lbth day of October, �956. P. S. Sidney-Smith, Building Inspeetor Frank N. Whitney, Ci ty Attorney. � CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUIdTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NUMBER 136 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO BUILDING PERMITS AND AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 63, SECTION II, SUBDIVISION 2. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OFTHE CITY OF HOPKINS: Section (. Ordinance Number 63, Section II, Subdivision 2, is hereby amended by adding thereto the following: �'D). For a certificate of occupancy, �10.00. FIRST READ at a regular meeting of the council of the city of Hopkins held on the 2nd day of October, �956, andfinally read and adopted at a regular meeting of the council of said city held on the 16th day of October, 1956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, ' City Attorney Published in the Hennepin County Review on October 25, �956• ,44 _ . . . � .�. P . _. . .. -.-_.. .. , . . .. . . , ,� %1 � �� , � � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ , . . . . - � - . ... . 'j . � � . � . � � . _ _ _ .. . .- - � '.i A JOINT MEETING OF THE COUNGIL OF TNE GITY OF HOPKINS� TOGETHER WITH THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION WAS HELD AT 7:30 P..M. ON TUESDAY� OCTOBER 23� F956 AT �I THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCIL(JIEN NASH� TESAREK AND EMPANGER� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL� CITY ATTORNEY V�HITNEY� CITY ENGINEER SIDNEY�SMITH AND ZONING AND PLANNING MEMBERS� PERBIX� JOHNSON� ANDERLA� HAGEN ANO O�BRIEN. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED THE ADOPTION OF A RESOLUTION APPROVING CITY OF HOPKINS PARTICIPATION IN CONSULTANT STUDY OF GAS UTILITY RATES AND REGULATIONS OF THE MINNEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY� MARKED EXHIBIT ��Ap�� CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVEO� NASH SECONDED� THAT TFiE PUBLICryHEARIfiIG CALLED FOR 7;30 P�.M. qPON A PROPOSED ORDINANCE REI.ATING TO ZONING� VdHICH PROPOSED OROINANCE WAS INITIATED BY A COMMITTEE �F FIVE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE CHARTER OF TWE CITY� BE ORDERED GLOSED AND THE QUESTION BE TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. ..._ ,... ,�... �......,. S✓°—''�ti-` A. W.. ELMQUIST� SECR ARY TO COUNCIL AND COMMI$$lON CQUNCiLMEN ANO ZQNf ._. ,. _ .�.., ... ATTEST: .__---� � � .� ��;� F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR ....-- G��tL..�. �' -`, �._ . ... .._, w� �. � , RESOLUTION APPROVING CITY OF HOPKINS` PARTICIPqTION IN CONSULTANT STUDY OF GAS UTILITY RATES AND REGULATIONS OF THE MINNERPOLIS GAS COMPANY WHEREAS, THE FRANCHISE OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS WITH THE MINNEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY� REGOGNIZES THAT THE ENTIRE SUBURBAN AREA ADJACENT TO AND NEAR THE CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS MAY BE RE(3ARDED AS A SINGLE ZOP1E FOR RATE MAKING PURPOSES AND AGREES THAT THE GOMPANY HAS THE RIGHT TO INSIST UPON A UNIFORM RfiTE FOR ALL GONSUMERS IN SAID SUBURBAN AREA� AND WHEREqS, IT IS THE DESIRE OF THE CITY COUNCIL THAT TFiERE BE SOME MEANS OF JOINT REPRESENTATION AND EXPERT ADVISORY ASSISTANCE NECESSARY TO MEET WITFI THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE MINNEAPOLIS GAS COPAPANY IN FUTURE RATE OR POLIGY CHANGES� AND WHERE,�S� THE C. H. HOPER COMPANY OF DENVER� COLORADO HAS PROPOSED TO STUDY AfVD REPORT ON THE OPERATIONS OF TNE MIPIPIEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY AND REPRESENT THE SUBURBAN MUNICIPALITIES IN FUTURE CONFERENCES W�TH THE COMPANY� BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS THAT THE CITY OF HOPKINS JOIN IN THE �SUBURBAN MINNEAPOLiS GAS UTILITY ALLIANCE� AND HEREBY DESIGNATE SIDNEY S FRISSELL AS THE COUNCIL REPRESENTATI'VE� TO BE A REGULAR MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS RATIFIES AND ACCEPTS THE RECOMMENDAT:ION OF THE SPECIAL GAS RATE COMMITTEE TO EMPLOY THE SERVICES OF THE C. H. HOPER GOMPANY OF DENVER� COL'ORADO AS CON- SULTANT. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, THAT UPON APPROVAL OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� FUTURE EXPENDITURES RECOMMENDED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE SUBURBAN MINNEAPOLIS GAS U TILITY ZONE ALL.IANCE IN REPRESENTTNG THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS IN DEALINGS WITH RATES� POLICIES� OR REGULATIONS OF THE MINNEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY� BE ALLOCATED AMONG THE MEA9BER MUNICIPALITIES ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING POLICY: I. ONE-HALF OF THE COST TO BE ALLOCATED ON THE BASIS OF THE RATIO OF THE NUMBER OF GAS CONSUMERS W(THIN EACH MUNICIPALITY TO THOSE IN THE ENTIRE SUBURBAN AREA INCLUDED IN THE AILI'ANCE. 2..ONE-HALF OF THE COST TO BE ALLOCATED ON THE BASIS OF THE RAT10 OF TOTAL ANNUAL GAS CONSUMPTION WITHIN EACH MUNICIPALFTY TO THE TOTAL CONSUMPTiON IN THE ENTIRE SUBURBAN AREA INCLUDED IN THE ALLIANGE. special RDOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE C.ITY OF HOPKINS� AT A7�b�R MEETING THEREOF HELO TH I S 3�� O�@ e�Ql�j6. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W..ELrAQUIST SECRETARY OF THE COUNCIL FRANK N. WHITN�Y CI?Y ATTORNEY A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCILOF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� OCTOBER 30� E956 AT 7t30 P.A4. IN THE CITY HALL• PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� EMPAN�ER AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELI AND CITY ATTORNEY NJHi7NEY. EMPANGER MOVED� JOHN50N SECONDED� THAT THE REPORT AND PLANS OF THE PROPOSED MUNIC(PAL BUILDING AS PRESENTED BY THE GENERAL COMMITTEE BE ACCEPTED AND PLACED ON RECORD. CARRlED. , PURSUANT TO NOTICE BlOS WERE OPENED AT �Ot00 A.Pn. ON 9/ff/56 AT THE CITY HALL FOR THE FURNISHING OF A BACKHOE TRACTOR LOADER AND THE FOLLOW�NG 61DS WERE RECEIVED= MEDIUM DUTY BACKHOES ANDERSON BROS. MFLS.�MOLINE #445 DAVIs �T85 ASTLEFORD EQUlP.CO. !NT• HARVESTER C"300 WAGNER �DEMO.� GOPHER EQUlP. 8c SUPI'LY JOHN DEERE 420�U HENRY �C�OH � e n MASSEY�HARRIS 333 DAVIS ��85 n o a +� +� 333 (DIESEL� DAVIS ��85 HEAVY DUTY BACKHOES M iDWAY TRACTOR 8c EQU 1 P. CO3 FORD MAJOR �D � ESEL} SHERMAN }�54E BEMENT EQUIP. C0. _ MPLS.�MOLINE �445 OTTAWA D�KC GEO. F. RYAN CO3 cASE �425 OTTAWA U9t ORMES CONST. EQUIP. CO. OLIVER �88 OLIVER—WARE NET PRICE �.�� 2�[28.00 2� I75�.00 2�999.25 3�4[9.00 3�969.00 �2�850.00 '' 4�399.00 � 5�983.00 7�978.00 NASH MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE LOIP! BID OF MIDWAY TRACTOR 8c EQUIPMENT CO. IN THE AMOUNT OF $2�850.00 FOR TNE FORD TRACTOR� BE ACCEPTED. TESAREK ABSTAINED FROM VOTING. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT MR. FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO CONSTRUCT THE STORM SEVJER NORTH OF EXCELSIOR BOULEVARD ALONG POWELL ROAD TO MINNEHAHA CREEK. CARRlED. MEETING ADJOURNED. . A. W. ELMQUIST� SECR ARY TO THE COUNCIL ��f'. ��l� ,!_X-st'�c-.. c_- � ATTEST: ._—. /' / ✓ +�/ �1 r�� F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR � ��1 �� °`' ��. � � � �! � A REGULAR MEETING OF THE C�UNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKlNS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� NOVEtJIBER 6� t956 AT 7;30 P.M. IN THE C1TY HALL. PRESENT WERE P1IAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEPJ TESAREK� NASH� JOHNSON AND- EPAPANGER� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL� CITY ATTORNEY VdHITNEY AND CITY EPIGINEER S�DNEY-•SMITH. NASH PAOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT LICENSE APPLlCATION OF A. E. HOLDEN ANO C�, H. DIEDRICK FOR THE SALE OF OFF SALE LIQUOR AND NON�INTOXICATlNG MALT LIQUOR AT #20 SHADY OAK ROAD BE DENIED. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED f0/3[/56 BY THE ZONING AND PLNNNING COMMISSION RECOMA�IEpJDING THE REZONING OF LOTS S� 9 AND �0� BLOCK 23� WEST MINNEAPOLIS CENTER FROM RESIDENTIAL TO COMMERCIAL C�2� BE PLACED ON F1LE AND THE REQUEST OF SUCH REZONING BE DENlED. JOHNSON ABSTAINED FROM VOTING. CARRIED. �JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICA710N DATED �t/6/56 BY M. B. HAGEN PER� TAINING TO PARKING hqETERS BEING INSTALLED IN THE FARKING LOTS BE RECEIVEO AND PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED. EMPApN�GERp. �MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT MR. FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO NEGOTIATE THE PURCHASE OF�PLOTS :SO AND 3C� ALL OF 32� BLOCK [� CAMPBELL ADDITION AT A PRICE OF �3�800. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT REQUEST OF NOR7HERN STATES POWER COMPANY FOR PER� MISSION TO OPEN STREET AND RAISE MANHOLE TOP TO STREET GRADE ON EXCELSIOR AVENUE� BETWEEN COUNTY ROAD N0. I8 AND ADAMS AVENUE� BE GRANTED. CARRIED. TESARBK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT REQUEST OF NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY TO MAKE P, DIG�UP ON EXCELSlOR AVENUE BETWEEN 5TH AVENUE AND PARK LANE BE GRANTED. CARR(ED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT REQUEST BY THE ST. JOSEPH�S MENS CLUB FOR PERMISSION TO CONDUCT BINGO ON Ff/[6/56 AT THE CHURCH� BE GRANTED. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECOPIDED� THAT COPAMUNICATION BY DR. F. KUCERA DATED f0/26/56� PERTAINlNG TO MUNICIPAL �UILDINGS FOR THE BEPARATE DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY BE RECEIVED AND FLACED ON FILE. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION DATED t0/3I/56� THAT THE REQUEST FOR BUILDING PERMIT TO ERECT A FILLIN(i STATION AT N0. 6 PARK LANE IN PARKRIDGE� BE DENIED� BE ACCEPTED AND PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED� JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION DA7ED [0/3f/56, THAT AN EXCEPTION BE MADE AND A BUILDING PERMIT BE �SSUED FOR A BUILDING ON LOT 5� BLOCK 8� WEST MINNEAPOLIS FOR A RESTAURANT AND THE MANUFACTURE OF GHOW MEIN NOODLES 8E ACCEPTED. CARRIED. EMIRFFNaER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0. 676, "A RESQLUTiQN REFUSfNG TQ ADQPT AN QRD�NANCE RELqT�NG TQ ZON�NG 9NHfCH 'WqS PROPf.1�SSED BY. A COMMCTTEE QF' ELECTORS AND SUBM t TT I NG SA I D PRQPCPSED �D [ NANC E T� THE VE2TE Qf' THE ELEC TQRS QF THE C 1 TY AT THE NE7CT RE6ULAR MUN�C[PAL ELEC T[QNti� MARKED EXHIBlT �A�� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT ORDlNANCE NO. [37� "qN QRDtNANCE REGULATiNG THE PRESENCE OF M�Nf�R.S UNOER CERTAfN AGES �N STREETS qND iN �THER RUBLTC PLACES BETWEEN CERTA[N HQllRS AND DEFiNQNG THE DUTTES QF PpRENTS AND OTHER� IN THE CARE QF SUC H M�ENQRS: P'R(�ViDiNG PENALTTES FQR VIf�LqTiQN AND REPEALING CERTAIN QRDL�NANCfS'�, BE ACCEPTED POR FIRST READING. CARRIED. NASH MOVED� ENIPANGER SECONDED� THAT EXPENDTTURES DATED NOVEMBER 6� �956 IN THE AMOUNT OF y�i73�I57.49� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. . _ G��:.-� r=-==�- � A. W. ELMQUIST� SECRE RY TO THE COUNCIL ATTEST: �� d��el��.�/ F. Iv1. MADDEN� MAYOR ;;ar.. .- . ...` ... . . . CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY,_MINNESCTA RESO LUTIUN N0. 676 A RESOLUTION REFUSING TO ADOPT AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONING WHICH WAS PROPOSED BY A COMMITTEE OF ELECTORS AND SUBMITTING SAID PROPOSED ORDlNANCE TO THE VOTE OF THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY AT THE NEXT REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION. WHEREAS, a verified copy of an ordinance which by its terms proposed to remove from the business-residence district of the city of Hopkins and include in the single residence district of the city, the East 600 feet of the Northwest Quarter of the Norfiheast Quarter of Section 19, Township 117, Range 22, except the �Nest I�0 teet thersof lying southerly of Minnehaha Creek and that part of Minnehaha Oaks lying East of the center line of Minnehaha Creek, which ordinance also proposed to remove from the business-residence district of the city and include in the doubl� residenc� district, Lot b8 and the North one- � ha If of Lot 69, the West 150 feet of the South one-ha If of Lot 69, and the Wesfi 150 feet of Lot 70, all in Auditorfs Subdivision No. 239, Hennepin County, Minnesota, and that part of 7ract t'K", Registered Land Survey No. 561, not zoned double residence by 6rdinance No. 131, together with the names and addresses of five electors who formed themselv�s�,into a committee for the initiation of said ordinance as a measure of public concern, was filed with the city manager of fihe city of Hopkins on Tuesday, September �., 1956, purswant to the charter of the city, chapter 5, section 5.0�., and WHEREAS, a petition for the adoption of said ordinance, together with signature papers and affidavits thereto attached, was filed with the city manager on the same date that said ordinance was filed, namely, Tuesday, September �., 1956, pursuant to the charter of the city, chapter 5, sections 5.05 and 5.06, and WHEREAS, within five days after filing said petition with the city manager, namely, on September 7, 1956, the city manager ascertained by examin- ation thereof the number of electors whose signatures were appended thereto, and on said date certified to the council at a special meeting of said council that the number of said qualified electors was 210, being twelve and one-half per cent of the 1,678 votes cast at the tast regular city election of the city held on �day 17, 1955, and WHEREAS, the council thereupon and at.once read the measure and referred it to the council acting as a committee of the whole, and WHEREAS, at a regular meeting of the council held on September 18, t956, the council adopted Resolution No. 671� providing for a public hearing on said proposed ordinance to be held at the council chambers in the city hall at 7:30 ofclock p.m, on Tuesday, October� 23, 1956, and WHEREAS, a pubtished notice of said hearing was published in the official paper of the city on October �. and II, 1956, and WHEREAS, such public hearing was held before the council acting as a committee of the whole on said Tuesday, October 23, .1956, at 7:3�0 oTclock p.m., at the`council chambers in the city hall at fhe conclusion of which hearing the council ordered the hearing closed and took the matter under advisement, NO'N, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUIVCIL OF THE LITY OF HOPKINS pursuant to the charter of the city of Hopkins, section 5.07 a'nd sectiQn �..ol, subdjvision 2: That the petition to adopt said proposed ordinance be denied and (A)� �hat the proposed ordinance be submitted by the council to a vote of the electors of the city of Hopkins at the next regular municipal election to be held in and for said city on Tuesday, the 21st day of May, �957, at the seven polling places heretofore designated for the seven election districts heretofore established by the city council for elections in and for said city and that said election be held between the hours of seven otclock a.m. and eight otclock p.m., and (B) That the judges and clerks to be hereafter appointed to serve as judges and clerks of said regular municipal election a�lso serve and act as judges and clerks of the election on said proposed ordinance, and (C) That the clerk give notice of said elecfiion by causing a notice fihereof to bz published in the official newspaper of said city for two suc- cessive weeks prior to said election and by posting a copy of said notice in one place in each of said seven election disfiricts at least ten days prior to the date of said elpction,and (D) That the proposition to be submitted to the voters shall be in substantially the following form: "SHALL A PROPOSED ORD�NANCE WHICH FiAS BEEN INITIATED BY A COMMITTEE OF FIVE ELECTORS, BY THE TERII�S OF WHICH THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL E�TATE IN.THE CITY OF HOPKINS, HENNEPIN COUNTY,.MINNESOTA,,WOULD BE.REMOVED FROM THE BUSINESS-RESIDENCE.DISTRICT OF THE.CITY AND INCLUDED IN r _ ; ,.. . ... ,.� THE SINGLE RESIDENCE DISTRICT, TO-WIT: THE EAST.600 FEEI' OF THE NORTH'rVEST QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION (9, TOWNSHIP 117, RANGE 22,. EXCEft'T-THE WEST 150 FEET TFiEREOF LYING SOUTHERLY OF MINNEHAHA CREEK AND THAT PART,OF MINNEHAHA OAKS LYING EAST OF THE CENTFR LINE OF MINNEHAHA CREEK; AND THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE IN SAID CITY WOULD BE REMpVED FROM THE BUSINESS- RE5IDENCE DISTRICT OF THE CITY AND PLACED IN THE`DOUBLE RESIDENCE DISTRICT, TO-WIT:.LOT 68 AND l�iE_NORTH ONE-HALF OF LOT 69,.THE WEST 150 FEEf OF THE SOUTH ONE-HALF OF �oT 69, AND_THE WEST 150.FEET OF LOT 70, ALL IN AUDITORtS SUBDIVISION N0. 239, FiENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA, AND.THAT PART.OF TRACT "K", REGISTERED LAND SURVEY N0..561, NOT ZONED DOUBLE.R`SIDEIdCE_BY ORDINANCE N0. 131, BE-ADOPTED?" YES �-' ) ) NO �� ELECTORS DESIRING TO VOTE IN FAVOR OF SAID INITIATED ORDINANCE PLACE AN "X'� AFTER THE WORD "YES"; ELECTORS DESIRING TO VOTE AGAIti'ST SAID INITIATED ORD-IIvANCE PLACE AN t'X" AFTER THE WORD "NO". (E) That_the cierk shail cause suitable baliots to be prepared for use at said election, and fihat such election shall be held in the same man- ner as far as practicable, as provided for said annual city election. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 6th day of November, t956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W, Elmquist, Secretary of the Council " Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney 6'� �, ,s�° � i � � ° �� r, � � � ` � � A REGULAR MEETiNG OF THE COUNCIL'OF THE G`�T1' OF HOPKINSi MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� NOVEMBER 20� I956 AT 7t30 P.M. IN THE C�TY HALL• PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH�EMPANGER AND�"-JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL� CITY ATTORNEY UYHITNEY AND CITY ENGINEER SIONEY«SMITH• JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES DAT�D NOVEMBER 20� P956 IN THE AMOUNT OF $t39�060.56 BE APRROVED FOR PAYMENT• CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE STORM DRAINAQE PROBLEM IN ALLEY BETWEEN [4TH AND C6TH AVENUES NORTH AND NORTH OF SECOND STREET TO M. 8c ST. L. RAILWAY R�.WN. BE REFERRED TO THE CITY ENGINEER FOR CHECKING AND REPORT FOR NEXT MEETING. CARRIED�. JOHNSON MOVEO� NASH SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION AND COPIES OF PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS AS SUBMITTED BY R. C. FERNSTROM� CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE ON COUNTY PARK DISTRICT BE TABLED FOR FURTHER STUDY. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT ORDINANCE NO. �37� � AN ORDtNANCE REGULIITING THE PRESENCE OF MfNORS UNDER CERTAfN AGES ON STREETS qND �N OTHER RUBL�C PLACES BETVYEEN CERTA�N HOURS AND UEFtNI`NG THE DUTfES OF PARENTS �ND QTHER� �N THE CARE OF SUCH�MrNORS: PRQV�D�NG PENALTtES F�R V[QLAT[ON AND REPEALING CERTAtN ORDfNANCES"� MARKED EXHIBIT �A� BE ACCEPTED FOR THE SECOND READING THEREOF AND ACCORDING TO LAW SAME BE ORDERED PUBLISHED. CARRIED, PURSUANT TO NOT(CE BIDS WERE OPENED AT �0=00 A�.M. ON TUESDAY� rr/i3/ss FOR THE FURNISHING OF HIGHWAY ROCK SALT AND THE BOLLOWING BIDS INERE RECEtVEO= BiDDER. CUTLER�MA66ER COMPANY INTERNATIONAL SALT C0. MORTON SALT NORTHWESTERN SALT CO3 CARGO CARRIERS� INC. RR �C E PER TON � �6.25 i6.88 20.00 20.00 2I .75 TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDEO� THAT THE LOW BID OF CUTLER�MAGPlER COMPANY FOR �[6.25 PER TON BE ACCEPTED�. CARRIED. JOHNSON ABSTAINED FROM VOTING. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE AUDITING F1RM OF STRAND & ROE BE ACCEPTED FOR THE AUOITING OF THE CITY BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR T956, CARRIED. TESAREK MOVEO� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT PETITION BY PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE HARLEY HOPKINS SCHOOL DISTRICT AREA PERTAINING TO STORM WATER DRAINA�E� BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. CARRIEO. � EMPANGER MOVED� TESAREK SECONOED� THAT THE FOLLOW�NG LICENSE APPLICATIONS BE GRANTED SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE STATE LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION OF THE OFF SALE �� INTOXICATING LIQUOR LICENSES�� CARRIED. BURSCI-I�S LIQUOR STORE LEONARD J. AND ARNOLD P. MIKULAY D�B�A SHEEHANtS INC. ARCHIE�S BLUE RIBBON BAR iNC. CENTRE LIQUOR STORE P�• D. STANNARD � D�B�A KNUTSONtS HOPKINS LIRUOR STORE ON AND OFF SALE INTOXICATI[dG LIQUOR ON AND OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR SOFT DRINKS� MILK� CIGARETTES ON AND OFF SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR ON AND OFF SALE NON�INTOXtCATIPIG MALT LIQUOR SOFT DRINKS AND CIGARETTES ON ANO OFF SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR ON AND OFF SALE NON-�IN70XICATING MALT LIQUOR SOFT DRINKS� CIGARETTES � ON AP1D OFF SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR ON AP1D OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR SOFT DRINKS� CIGARETTES AND I' MECHANIQAL AMUSEMENT DEVICE, OFF SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR OFF SALE NON-+INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR SOFT DRINKS AND CIGARETTES OFF SALE 1 NTOX ICAT I IdG L 1 QUOR OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR SOFT DRINKS AND CIGARETTES OFF SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR AND SOFT DRINKS AND CIGARETTES REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 20� �956 OAKRIDGE COUNTY CLUB ON SALE CLUB LIQUOR ON SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR SOFT ORINKS AND CIGARETTES v.F.w. �425 AMERICAN LEGION ON SALE CLUB LIQUOR ON AND OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR SOFT DRINKS� DANCE HALL� CIGARETTES AND 2 MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES�• ON SALE CLUB LIQUOR SOFT DRINKS EMj��NGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0, 677� "A RE�OIUTTQN AUTHQRTZtNG 'fHE ACQIJiR�NG BY C�NDEMNATI'OtN RRQCEED�NGS IN EM[NENi' DOMAiN OF CERTATN LANDS NECES3ARY F�R STREET PURP�SES�, MARKED EXHIBIT QB'�� BE ACCEPTED�. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SEGONDED� THAT MR. FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO ARRANGE FOR THE CITY EMPLOYEE�S ANNUAL RECOGNITION DINNER. CARRIEO�. MEETING ADJOURNED, 4��c..�.�`..-..� A. W. ELMQUIST� SECRE RY TO THE COUNCIL ATTESTs �----' / � ;r `�� --z��' _ F. M. MADDEtd� MAYOR I..^'5,:�:.•'�k'�' - ' � � �. � �.. CITY OF HOPKINS . .� HENNEPI N CAUNTY,. MI NNESOTA ��.` �� '`` � � � ORDINANCE NUMBER 137 �� ` � � � �� ,�, �, � AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE PRESENCE OF MINORS UNDER CERTAIN � \ � AGES QN STREETS AND_IN OTHER PUBLIC PLACES BETWEEN CERTAIN. � �� HOIJRS AND. DEF I N I NG THE DUT I ES OF PARENTS AND OTHERS I N THE �+�, CARE OF SUCH .MI NORS : RRQVI DI NG PENALTI ES FQR VIOLATIONS. AND REPEALING CERTAIN ORDINANCES. BE I T ORDA I NED BY THE �UNC I L OF THE C I TY OF FIOPK I t�S : Section I. MII�RS UNOER I�.. Subdivision I. It shall be unlawful for any minor under the age of II� years to be on or present upon any public stree,t, avenue, alley, park, playground, or place open to the public, or place of am�sement and entertainment, vacant lot, or other unsupervised place in the city of Wopkins between the hours of 9:30 p.m. of any. day and 5:00 a.m. of the following day. Subdivision 2. The provisions of this section shall not apply to any such minor who is accompanied by his or her parent, guardian or other adult person having the authorized care and custody of such minor or when such minor person is upon an emergency errand or is proceeding without loitering or idling directly to or from school, community, or family function or business directed by his or her parent, guardian, or adult person having authorized care and custody of such minor. Subdivision 3: The fact that such minor is unaccompanied by parent or guardian or other adult person having authorized care and custody of such � minor is found upon or in any such place within the city after said 9:30 p.m. and before said 5:00 a.m. shall be prima facie evidence that said minor is there unlawfully. Secfiion 2. MI(�RS 11� TO 18. Subdivision I. It shall be unlawful for any minor under the age of 18 years and over the age of I!� years to Ioiter, idle, wander or play in or upon any public street, avenue, alley, park, play- ground, or place open to the public, or place of amusement and entertainment, vacant lot, or other unsupervised place in the city of Hopkins between the hours of f0:00 p.m. of any day and 5:00 a.m. of the following day. Subdivision 2. The pravisions of this section.shall not apply to any such minor who is accompanied by his or her parent, guardian or other adutt person having the authorized care and custody of such minor person, or is engaged in play or organized youth activity under the direction of'a school, church or community organization. T: Subdivision 3. Tbe fact that such minor unaccompanied by parent or guardia n or other adult person having authorized care and custody of such minor Person is found to be loiteriag, idling, wandering, or playing in any such place within the city after said 10:00 p.m. and before said 5:00 a.m., shall_be prima facie evidence that said minor is there un:lawfully. Section 3. LIABILITY OF PARENT. It shall be unla�rful for any parent, guardian, or other adult person having authorized care, custody or control of any minor under 18 years, to allow or to permit such minor to violate the provisions of sections I and 2. Section �.. LIABILITY OF PROPRIETOR. It shall be unlawful for any person operating or in charge of any place of amusement, entertainment or refresh- ment, or other place of business; to permit any minor under the age of 18 years to loiter or idle in such place contrary to the provisions of sections I and 2 and he shall immediatel.y order such minor person to leave, and if such person refuses to leave such place he shall immediately notify the police department of the violation. Section 5. CONSTRUCTION. This ordinance shall not be construed as permitting the presence at any time of any person under the age of 18 years in any place where his presen�e is now prohibited by any existing law or ordinance. Section 6. PENALTY. Subdivision I. Any minor under the age of 18 years found on or in any public street, avenue, alley, park, or other place, in violation of sections I and 2, may be sent or taken home or placed under proper custody by any police officer of the city. - Subdivision 2. Any minor violating the provislons of sections I and 2 shall be dealt with in accordance with juvenile court law and procedure. Any person, guardian or other adult person or persons having authorized care and custody of such minor, violating sections �.and 5 shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Section 7. REPEALS. Ordinance Number 103 of the ctty of Hopkins, which was adopted January 19, �954, and all ordinance repealed there by, are hereby re- pea I ed . FIRST READ at a regular meeting of the council of the city held.this 6th da y of Novembe�, 1956, and finally read and adopted at a regular meeting of the council of said city held on the 20th day of November, t9S6. F. M. MADDEN,,MAYOR A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Wh i tney, Ci ty At to�-ney Published in the Hennepin County Review November 29, 1956. , u � � A �� C 1 TY OF FIOPK I NS HENNEPIN_GOUNTY, MINNESOTA R ESO LUT I O N N0 . 677 A RESO LUT I ON AlJ1l-10R I Z I NG THE ACQIJ I R I NG BY CONDEMNAT I ON PROCEEDINGS IN EMINENT DOMAIN OF CERTAIN LANDS NEGESSARY FOR STREET PURPOSES. WWEREAS, in order to open a street and construcfi a roadway thereon which will connect County Highway No. 18, otherwise known as Minnetonka Mills . Road, with Second Street North in the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minne- sota, it is necessary for the city to acquire the fee simple absolute title free and clear of any and all covenants, conditions, easements or reservations under any circumstances, in and to the tract or parcel of land hereinaf.ter:.: described, and WFIERFAS , the open i ng of sa i d street or h i ghv�a y i n such Ioca t i on i s necessary in the carrying out of the overall traffic plan for the city of Hopkins and the diverting of some of the present traffic thereon from Excelsior Avenue i n sa i d ci ty; f�ffOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE�OLVED BY THE COIJNCIL OF THE CITY OF NOPKINS, MINNESOTA: Thafi the city of Hop�ins acquire by condemnation proceedings under the rigfit of eminent domain the fee simple absolute title free and c(ear of any end all conditions, reservations, easements or reversions the following described tract, piece or parcel of land sifivated and being in the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesota, to-wifi: , Lot Thirty-two (32) and that part of Lots Thirty (30) and Thirty-one (31) lying South of a line drawn from the.North- west corner.of.Lot Thirty-one (31) to a point on fihe easterly line of Lot Thirty (30), which..point is twenty (20) feet Worth from the.most sontheasterly corner of said Lot Thirty (30), Block One (I), Campbell Addition to Wopkins, according to the duly recorded plat thereof on tile andof record in the office of the Registrar of Titles of said county. ADOPT�D by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meefiing thereof held this 20th day of November, �956. A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Counci I Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney F. M. MADDEN, NIAYI�R � � -a �..._ . . ... ._ . �; _._... _�>_ .., _ ....:., ,.,�_ _._, ._ . , - .. . .� ,� vI �� .. , A SPECIAI MEETING OF THE COUNCIL O,F THE GITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA WAS HELD ON MONDAY NOVEMBER 26� i956 AT 5:00 P�.M. 1N TFiE CITY HALL.. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNGILMEN TESAREK� NASH AND EMPANGER�.ALSO CITY MANAGER � FRISSELL. AFTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION OF THE P957 SALARY SCHEDULE THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED. . . . . ., .. ...:.. ....... . . ..... . �_. ... ,. :...,.. . .. . .::. . ,� ... - • _�-..-_:.=�... A. W..ELMQUIST� SE ETARY TO THE COUNCIL ATTES� T:� ' ;. . ;. . .. 1. , ;� �-�li �.l � F,•M, MADDEN� MAYOR � � � �'� � ,�1 �� w�� ,��'� A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA WAS HELD ON TUESDAY� DECEMBER 4� I956 AT 7t30 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILA�EN TESAREK� NASH� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THE ADOPTION OF THE FOLLOWING TWO RESOLUTIONS;-� t. RESOLVED THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE C�TY OF HOPKINS� HENNEPIN COUNTY� MINNESOTA� HEREBY PETITIONS THE BOARO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR HENfVEPIN COUNTY� PURSUAfVT TO CHAPTER 806� LAWS OF MINPfESOTA I955� TO ACTIVATE A PARK DISTRICT CONSISTING OF ALL OF THE COUNTY OF HENNEPIN EXCEPT THAT PORTION LYING WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF TNE CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS• . 2. RESOLVED THAT THE COUNCIL OF THE CJTY OF HOPKINS SUPPORTS IN PRINCIPLE CHANGES IN CHAPTER 806 LAWS OF MINNESOTA E955� SET FORTH IN THE PROPOSED BILL ATTACHED� MARKED EXHIBIT °AQ ANO THE COMMUNICATION ON ABOVE SUBJECT PRESENTED 11iE RECREATION AND PARKS COMMISSION� BE PLACED ON FlLE. CARRIED. THE BY JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT A COURTESY PUBLIC HEARING BE HELD AT 7530 P�•M. ON TUESDAY� Cz/P8/56 ON A PROPOSED CHANGE OF THE LIQUOR ORDINANCE OF HOPKINS WHICH VJOULD ALLOW FIVE (5� ON SALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN PLACE OF FOUR {4� AS ALLOWED AT THE FRESENT TiME� AND THE HOPKINS CLERGY BE NOTIFIED OF HEARING DATE. CARRIED, EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT TWO YEARS OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON CONCRETE BLOCK WALL AND �ANDSCAPING ASSESSED AGAtNST DR. MACQUEEN�S PROPERTY AT 709 MINNETONKA MILLS ROAD BE CANCELLED. CARRIEO. JOHNSOPI MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT EXPENOITURES DATED DECEMBER 4� �956 IN THE AMOUNT OF �26�140.95 BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT• CARRIED. TESAREK hAOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT�MR. FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO INFORM MR. EDLUND OF 226 -� �4TH AVENUE NORTH AS TO COST OF STORM SEV'lER IN ALLEY BETWEEN �4TH AND �STH AVENUES NORTH ANO NORTH OF FIRST STREET TO M. 8c ST. L. RAILROAD TRACKS. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO. 6?8� "A RESOLUT�QN ORDER�NG PREPARA" TtQN 0F A REPQRi ON THE BLpCKTQP SURF�C ING QF � THE EAST AND VIIEST pLLEY tN BLHICK 73� �IVEST M[NNEAPOLfS SECQND DiVfSiQN°� MARKED EXHIBIT '�B� BE ADOPTED. CARRIEO. EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT A 9'REE7 LIGHT BE ORDERED IN ON THE CORNER OF CAMPBELL DRIVE AND MILLS ROAD� AS PER REQUEST BY L. E. VESELY DATED IP�I6�56, CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION �BLUE CRUTCH$ SOLICITATION FOR THE DATED I(�28�56. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. ATTEST: ��`� �i� �. � r --;i �� l J �fr� l�f�c.-,�-cJ F. M. MAODEN� MAYOR THAT AUTHORIZATION BE GRANTED THE HENNEPIN COUNTY FOR INFANTILE PARALYSIS TO CONDUCT A ONE DAY MARCH OF DIMES ON SATURDAY �/5/57� AS PER REQUEST � A. W. ELMQUIST� SECRE ARY TO THE COUNCIL a � � A BILL FOR AN ACT REDliCING THE REGULATORY PWVERS OF COUNTY AiJD DQULTI-COUNTY PARK BOAR.DS OVER IAKES;AMENDTNG C:IAPTER 806, LAWS OF MIidNES OTA 19 55 a BE IT ENACTED BY TFiE LEGISI.ATURE OF THE STATE OF lUfINNESOTA ; Section 1, Section 9a, Chapter 806, Laws of Minnesota 1955, is hereby amended as follows: 9(a) The po�ver to regulate by ordinance (1) the use of the waters of any lake lying wholly within t�ie�i�€tt��-�istriat-a park established under this act and acts.amendatory thereof by all persons, including persons boating, switn�ing, fishing, skating or otherwise in, upon or about said la;se; and �here-'snvi�-�a�e-is-not-airea�s sabjeet-ts-e4cra��-rcga�uticns-b9-a-mnnieipa� eorgora�on; -or-resn�etory-�odg�-of-ti�e-6t�tc-of' �6innosabec; (2) the use of any lake shore which.is within a park established under this act and acts amendator.y thereof and the waterfront abutting such lake- shore by ell persons inc.ludin� persons boatln�, swimming, fishing, skating or other-vrise in, upon or about sa�d lakeshore and abutting waterfront, subject to the re�ulation of regulatorX bodies of the State of Minnesota. J . SUDQMARY OF ENABLIIdG LEGISLATIOAi PFRMITTING THE ESTABLISi�NT OF SINGLE COUNTY OR �dULTI�COUNTY PARK DISTRICTS.AS PASSED BY THE 1955 � LEGISLATURE Chapter 806 Laws of Minnesota METROPOLITAN AREA: The law is of the enabling type authorizing the voters or their relected representatives to establish a Park District when and if they want to and with such boundaries as they want except that each district must include parts of several counties or one whole county� excluding Minneapolis a:�d Ramsey County in either case. ESTABLISIiMENT OF Park Districts may be single county (coterminous with a PARK DISTRICTS county except for Herinepin where Minneapolis is exoluded) or multi-aounty (containing parts of more thsn one county). Counties eligible to form distriats under the law aret Hennepin, Wright, Carver, Scott, Ano��a, Dakota and Vdashington.. The es .�t�1 �.&�ment of a district is initiated by petitions to the county board or boards fro�].f.of the voters or�a maj�ority o�f the cit�and�,.4i-1-Za�ge councils within the proposed district. The district is establis e by res.olu.ti.on,, sir_gle or joint, of the county board or boards, with or without a referendum and af'ter public hearing. The board or boards may ahoose to submit the question to a referendum and must do so if lf of the uoters petition for it. If a referendiun is held the board or boar.ds must comply w3th the outcome. BOUNDARIES AND In single county districts a seven�man park board, appointed ELECTION OF PARK in the first instance by the county board and elected therer BQARD after, governs the district. The aounty is divided into four districts of equal size and one commissiorier is appointed �nd subsequently elected from each of the four districtse Three commissioners are appointed and subsequently elected at large. In the multi-county districts the size and make�up of the park board is determined by joint resolution but they are elected, too, after their first appointment. All commissior-- ers serve four year staggered terms, are not paid and aannot hold otdler pub i� ffice. PRINf�RY DUTYt The primary duty of the boards is stated to be "not the establishment of parks and playgrounds of a local or neighborhood character but ra�her the a,cquisi,�o„n, dev, lop- ment and maintenance of larg,e�pa,rks, forest and other reservations and wild life sanctuaries, and of ineans for public access to historia sites and to lakes, rivers and streams and to natural phenomena". POWERSs The boe►rds have t he powers generally given to a park board, includin�; - 2 _ (s) The power of eminent domain except within munioipalities where consent of the local governing body must be obtained and in other counties where the aonsent of the county boards must be obtained. (b) The power to pass ordinances. (c) The power to regulate lakes within -�he distriat not otheravise regulsted. .(d) The power to borrow money without a referendum up to 1/10 of 1% of the fi:ll and true value of the distriot and with a referendum up to 5/10 of 1/e (e) The power to take over and operate.park facilities for muniaipalities on request and pursuant to..such agreement as may be worked out with the mun.icipality. (f) The povrer to appoint police officers to police the parks within the district and to enforce the ordinances passed by the board. (g) The power to hire a superintendent, who must be a man of experience in park adMinistration, and other necessary employees. PLANNING; The board.is to develop and keep up to date, a plan for the development of parks within the district. FINANCING: The board prepares its a�ual operating budget which cannot exceed.l8� per person in the district (this limit can be raised to not to exceed 36� per person by referendum). The proportionate share of the budget to be borne by esch sub- division in the district is then computed based on the pro- portion of people in the subdivisior_ to the people in the district. Each subdivision can pay its share from existing revenues or'it can make a property tax levy to raise the money. If it fa�ils to do either the Park District can certify a levy to the county auditor for the.defaulting subdivision. ` , � �: , � ' F�` , ' '� ��.� �-.-�....,/� ,-:r'' . - _ �r:: �:..�- ..n �,. c . � . B�r. A. W� Elmquist, , Clerk o£ the City of Hopkins 723 Exoelsior Aveaue, Hopkins, Minnesota Dear Mr. Elmquists ,�_. � �_ � � 1 � � � �� b� �� -f� �. ;' �a� � � ',' �d : �`�� :� The enclosed report of the County Park Commit e �� was presented to the October 12, 1956 meeting of the Lea�ue of --� Hennepin Towns �nd Municipalities. By..a resolution which received � unanimous approval, the writer, as ahairman of this aommittee was � direated to oirculate the report to the governing bodies of all members with a request for tlieir consideration and eation on it prior to the November meeting of the Lesgue. The writer was also ssked to prepare resolutions designed to carry out the committee�s reaommendations. � Resolution marked A is drawn in the form required by law for activation of the county park district by affirmative resolution of a ma;jor_itv of the governing bodies in Hennepin County outside Minrieapolis. Resolut3on B together with the draft of a proposed Bill marked C are consistent with the oommitteeis seaond recommend— ation to limi.t the regulatory authority of the proposed county park bosrd. You are undoubtedly aware that a ninety day waiting period is required between presentation of resolutions to the county board and sctivation of the park distriat. This means=tY�t the 1957 Legisla�ive session will lie u�der.:way before activstion could take plsce. In the opinion.of your committee it wi-11 be muoh easier to secure the necessary reviaion of the park bill if.the members of the Hennepin County League have taken both of these recommended actions prior to the meeting of the Legislature. m �r� .r ��fyT�.. .� : '�' i � - 1.. �, � h: �` , � � , � � �� , _ Very sinoerely youra, � �� A� Russe Il C. Fernstrom, Chairman.. • - �_ , ... � .. ; . ,: . _ , _ , � . . . �_ --'`-"'� - ,.. -- ' � . ,. • REPORT OF COTdL.4ITTEE ON COLTNTY PARK DISTRICT T0: LEAGUE OF I�?EIvT1EYIN TO�JI�TS AND MUPIICIPALITIES A. Recommendatioris of Committee - 1. A Hennepin County Park District should be immediately activated under the 1955 law by af�irmative resolutions of the majority of go�ert�ing bodies of the municipalities in Hennepin Countye A.suggested resolu- tion (A) addressed to fIennepin County Board is attached. 2. ll4odification of the 1955 law should be sought in the 1957 session of Legislature to limit regulatory power oi" the proposed county park board over lakes within the county solely to lakes lying wholly within par�ks arid to sny Iake shoreline wit:�in a park. Suggested resolution (B) and suggested bill (C) to accomplish these cha nges are attached. B. Reasons for Committee action: 1. Hennepin County needs to acquire large tracts of land now which are suitable for eventual deveZopment as natural parks, This must be done before areas now available are improved and developed for other purposes. 2. Tovans and muniaipalities of,the county.may provide some local parks for intensive recreation purposes, but other fina ncial pressurea i+vill prevent them from providing for larger natural parks while such lands are still available� and it would not be fair to expect or�e or two communities to provide such large parks when people from all over ��rill use themo 3. No present body exists which can receive and hold gifts of land for general county park purroses. The Commit�ee believes that other �;if.ts skch as the Lal�� Independenco property no�v held temporcrily in trust; by the 1�inrieapolis Park Board wiil be received wr.en a county pai•k b:,�r3 existso 4. Your cor,unittee ori�inaily opposed activation because P!linneapolis is r�.�,t. p�rt of the oark district, an� sup.plies no tax support to it, 1"7e r:st�• favor the present bill because rural and suburban Hennepin will ele��. and control the county Fark BoaraA 5o The r_eed for a county iJark system is reco�nized so ger_er�ll;r in the county that some o ther body will provide it if we refuse and it may ba one over which �•Te will 1-:ave less cor_trol, 6. The tax resources of .18� per capita provide about �28,000.00 per ye�r until 1960 �rrnen the amount should incr�ase �o ��5,000.:00 or more� Present inccme will pravide for st�ff a;�d �eces�ary in�.i;i�l. F.ianning as well as scme fun3s for land scquisition wheri glans cre cor�pleted, Informal di�cussio�s :-ri�h t:�e r�Ii7�:zeapol;is Par:d Board and stafi'.lead us to believe t!�at the Coun�y.?srk B�ard can contract to receive professianal se�vices froM the starf of tha Ninneapolis Board at a much lower cost than it could provide such services �or itseif if it deciclea that this is a good v�ray to pro�sed.. 7. 1�Tinne•Eonka Commur:ities no lorlger oppose the county park bill oec�use they have providad for l�cal regulation of IuIinnetonka by j�ir,t actien� The present p�rk bill itse7.f provides th�t i� has n� juriscictio� vrhere_pr,ior reguiation exi�tsp Appro:aal of this recommendai>ion by a r.�ajorit�r of the governing bndies of the Henr.epin County League of Towns , and Munzcipaliti�es should assure�;i.�ts : passage 'n:..the .next ��ession. D. The Executive„�r�mmitte� of ti e C�..tizen� League of Iviinneapc.lis and Henr_epin Ccunty r�as ag:r�Qd to work f�� this, to�� Ee A summar;r of th� Z�FJ I�w is attrzr;<iod (sae grEen shs3+) and copies of the fu11 tex:t may be ob•caa_ued n;y� ;a11i.r_g-tn^, �� 6 ��Z �� Re C� FernstroM, Committee Cnairmane u � tiE�TN�PI!�T COUNT3C I�AJU� OF TO?�7NS A'JD P�fUNICIPALITIrS 0. J. Bronstad, Pres. 3lill �linnetka Ave. 'V. rtinneapolis, P�!inn. C ity of Hopkins, A. V�. Elmquiet, Clerk. D. A. ':'lelson, �ecretary-Treas. 42�5 Branson 5treet Minneapolis 16, Minn�so�a December 10� 1956 Tha following resolut3.on �as duly a�dopt.�d by the iiennepin Coun�y Le�ne of Totari� and Mqnicipa�itiea at its meetin� at :�Jayzata, iti�h School on Decem- ber Eth, 1956. � R F S 0 L U T I 0 N BE IT RE��LV?:D, that the representatives of the Hennep�n County Lea�ue of �Towns and Municipalities, here assembled, recomrnend the activitation of the Couaty Park District, provided that Chapter 806, Laws oF Minne- sota 1955, is mnended in accordance with the Coimnittoe reconanendation, Se�tion 9a, Chapter 806, Laws of I�iinnesota 1955; � B� IT FITRTA�R R�SOLVf'�D, �ha� the Towns and Municipalities of Rural HennOpin Cowltq are urged to adopt resoluf.i.ons in accordance with the fore�o3ng reco�¢endation; and . BE IT FURTHF�R 1�SOLVED, tha� a copy of this resolution be sent to all Towns and Mnnicipalities fn Rural ►iennepin County, and to the Board of County Conardasioners. Yours very truly, Secretary. ;�..z _ . � � � �fTY.:OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY,.MINNESOTA i RESOLUTION N0. 678 A`;RESO�UTI�ON ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REPORT ON THE BLACKTOP RESURFACING OF THE EAST AND WEST ALLEY IN ,� _ :. BLOCK ?3, WEST MINNEAPQLIS, SECOND DIVISION� WHEREAS, it is proposed to improve the east and west alley in Block Seventy-three (j3), West Minneapolis, Second Division, by blacktop resurfacing the same, and to assess the abutting property for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�29.011 to 1a29.tl1, NOW, THEREFORE, � BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA: That the proposed improvement be referred to P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer of Hopkins, for study and that he is instructed to report to the council with all convenient speed advising the council in a preliminary way as to whe,ther the proposed improvement is feasible and as to whether it should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvement as recommended. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this �.th day of December, 1956. F. M. MADDEN, MAY�R A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Wh i tney, City Attorney i � <<� �� A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUtJCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� TUESDAY� DECEMBER rf� [956 AT 7230 P.M. IN THE CITY HALL. � 1- �� f , MlNNESOTA WAS HELD C�I�1 PRESENT IMERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN EM1/IPANGER� TESAREK AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE NO�THWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY REQUEST DATED t2/5/56 FOR PERMISSION TO REBUtLO THE MANHOLE ON EXCELSIOR AVENUE WEST AND L9TH AVENUE BE GRANTED�. CARRIED. EMPANGER MOVED� TESAREK SECONDEDf THAT COMMUNICATION DATEO �2�3�56 BY THE HOPKINS FIRE DEPARTMENT PERTAINING TO LOCATION AND PROPOSED NEW MUNICIPAL BUILDING BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON F1LE. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED I2�P0�56 BY THE, HOPKINS JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXPRESSING THEIR AFFIRMATIVE ON THE REZONiNG OF THE NORTHERN OIVISION PROPERTY AS REQUESTED BY THE MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE COMPANY BE �K RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE�. CARRIED�. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANQER SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED i2�i0�56 BY THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMM1SStON RECOMMEN�ING THAT THE PETITION AS PRESENTED BY THE MINNEAPOLIS PAOLINE COMPANY BE GRANTED FOR THE REZON(NQ OF THEIR NORTHERN D�VISION PROPERTY FROM THE PRESENT BUSINESS�RESlDENCE TO 1NDUSTRIAL ZONING� BE ACCEPTED AND THE CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY TO BE ISSUED FOR THE PRESENT TYPE USEAGE OF THE LONBYEAR COMPANY� ALSO THE NECESSARY ORDINANCE BE DRAWN TO MAKE ABOVE CHANGE. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT ORDINANCE #j39� �AN ORDfNANCE REI.µTtNG T0 ZQNiNG�AND AMENDfNG ORDtNANCE NQ.•�3i � THE C�TY OF HOPKtNS°� BE ACCEPTED FOR FIRST READING. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE C�TY ENGINEER BE INSTRUCTED TO CHECK INTO AND REPORT ON THE POSSICiLE COfVSTRUCTION OF A SIDEWALK IN THE EAST END OF EXCELSIOR AVENUE ALONG WITN PROPOSED GDNGRETE PAVING BY THE COUNTY. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. ATTEST: � , �, ,� �_�-� F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR �. �`^ . A. W. ELMQUIST� SE ETARY TO THE COUNCIL . , �►� � � �' � �� ' �� = � , . , ,, , , , . A REGULAR MEETING OF�THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MiNNESOTA WAS HELD ON TUESDAY.� DECEMBER I8� �956 AT 7230 P. IN THE CITY HALL. PRESENT VVERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� EMPANGER AND .JOHNSON� ALSO CiTY MANAGER FRISSELL AND CITY ATTORNEY WHITNEY AND CITY ENGINEER SIDNEY�SMlTH. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE LIQUOR LICENSE ORDINANC� N0, i9 BE AMENDED SO AS TO ALLONI FIVE �5} ON SALE ESTABLISHMENTS IN PLACE OF FOUR �4� AS NOW ALLOWED, TESAREK� EMPANGER AND MADDEN VOTING N0. MOTION LOST. ' JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE ON SALE �IQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION OF GEORGE H� KANAN� M. J• WELDON AND WALTER J. RONNEI BE DENIED AND THE ClTY CLERK BE INS7RUCTED TO RETURN THE BONDS AND LICENSE FEES. CARRIED. , TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES DATED DECEMBER i8� f956 IN THE AMOUNT OF �82�423.74 BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIEO. EMPANGER R90VED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE FOLLOWING LlCENSE APPLICATIONS BE GRANTED. CARRIED. CFIUNTRY CLUB MARKE7 PERCY VILLA 8c RICHARD J• STROCHOTA O/B/A LtBERTY BAR HQVANDERS F0�0�, iNC. �23.00 OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR� MILK AND CIGARETTES. �77.00 ON AND OFF SALE NON—INTOXICATING MALT LIQUORS� SOFT DRINKS AND CIGARETTES. �28.00 OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUORS� ' MILK� CIGARETTES AND SOFT DRINKS. GEO. KANAN D�B�A KARELtS RESTAURANT �68�.00 ON SALE NON�INTOXICATING rnALT LIQUORS� _ SOFT DRINKS� MILK AND CIGARETTES. ARLO P. LEE D�B�A LEE�S EJ�ST ENO � � .. MARKET .�`�H�OO OFF SALE NON-�INTOX�GATING MALT LIQUORS� , SOFT DRINKS� MALK AND CIGARETTES. LEN MILBERT D�B�A M[LBERTtiS STQRE �78.00 NAT[ONAL TEA COMPANY RED Q�WL STOftES WALTER J. RONNEI D�B�A RONNY�S DONALD A. BERGLUND D�B�A BERG PES GROCERY LOUIS L. �IBSON �/s/A CLUB CAFE ED VISKA D�B�A M[LK HOUBE M. J. WELDON D�B�A MATT�.'S CAFE � $ 28 .00 �28.00 ON AND OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATIN6 MALT. LIQUORS� SOFT DRINKS� MILK AND CIGARETTES. OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATlNG MALT LIQUORS� MILK AND CiGARETTES AND SOFT DRINKS. OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUORS� SOFT DRINKS� M�LK AND CIGARETTES. ��I'3.00 ON AND OFF SALE NON�INTOX�CATING PAALT LIQUORSi SOFT DRINKS� MILK� 2 AMUSEMENT DEVICES� DANCE HALL AND CIGARETTES. �28.00 $78.00 $28.00 � 78 .00 OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR� SOFT DRINKS� CIGARETTES AND MILK. ON AND OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUORS� SOFT DR{NKS� MILK ANO CIGARETTES�. OF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUdRS� SOFT DRINKS� MILK AND CIGARETTES. ON AND OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUORS� SOFT DRINKS� MILK AND CIGARETTES�. SHE�HANtS HOPK�NS LANES ��58.00 ON AND OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT LlQUORS� SOFT DRINKS� M1LK AND C�GARETTES AND OPERATE f6 60WLING ALLEYS. J€3HN5�N SUPER VALU �28.00 OFF SALE NON—INTOXICATING MALT LIQUORS� SOFT DR�NKS� MILK AND C�GARETTES�. JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT ORDINANCE NO, i39� "qN ORDiNANCE RE�ATtNG TQ ZF3NfNG AND pMENDfNG QRD�NAf�E N�. [3� Q� THE CITY OF HOPKt'NS�'� MARKED EXHIBIT °A� BE � ACCEPTED FOR THE SECONO READING THEREOF AIVD ACCORDING TO LAW_SAME BE ORDERED PUBLISHED. CARRIED. PAGE =•2� REGULAR MEETING DECEMBER �8� 1956 JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT REQUEST BY NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY FOR PERMISSION TO LAY ONE — T2n IRON PIPE ON EXCELSIOR AVENUE BETWEEN ADAMS AVENUE AND COUNTY ROAD �8� BE GRANTED� CARRIED. JOHPlSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION No. 679� °/1 RESOLUTiON DISCLA�M�NG ANY tNTEREST QF THE Ci N OF HQPKINS fN AND TO�LQTS 22 - 23-,24 AND 25� BLOCK 2� �IJEST M1'NNEAPQLIS°� MARKED EXHIBIT a6�� BE ADOPTED.. CARRIED. JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT CITY ATTORNEY WHlTNEY�S REPORT DATED �2/4/56 ON THE PETITION AS PRESENTED BY WALTER N. CARLSON FOR THE AN�N1EeXvI�LLAGETOF CITY OF HOPKINS A PORTION OF THE ABANDONED STREET CAR R.QW. WHICH IS IN��DrNA� gE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT MR. FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO CHECK INTO THE COST OF PUBL iC L IAB !L ITY I fVSURANCE�. CARR 1 ED�. TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT REAPPOINTMENT FOR THREE YEAR TERMS END�NG I��60� AS MADE BY MAYOR MADDEN OF HERBER7 R. WILLIAMS TO THE POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION AND MRS. PHIL HOVANDER TO THE RECREATION� PARKS COMMISSION� BE CONFIRMED�. CARRIED. TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE INSTRUCTED TO REQUEST AN OPINION FROM THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ON THE QUESTION OF WHETHER AFTER THE ADOPTION OF A COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF HOPKINS IN CONFORMITY WITN THE PRO� VISIONS OF THE STATUTES� MAY THE CITY COUNCIL BE REQUIRED BY PETITION OF ELECTORS TO CONDUCT A PUBLIC REFERENDUM TO AMEND SUCH ZONING ORDINANCE. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED. �-_ A. W. ELMQUIST� S CRETARY TO THE COUNCIL ATTEST: ��%� �� _ F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR C I TY OF HOPK hNS HENNEPIN COIJNTY, MINNESOTA ORDINANCE NUMBER 139 �v L� � �� a .� � ,. � i �1 AN ORDINANCE REIATI�G TO ZONIfdG AND AMENDING ORDINANCE NUAhBER 13 I OF THE C ITY OF HOPK I NS . BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY dF HOPKINS: , Section I, That part of the Northeast Quarter (NE,4) of the North- east Quarter (NE�) of Section twenty-three (23), Township one hundred seven- teen (117), Range twenty-two (22), lying southerly of the southerly line of State Highway Number 7 and northerly and easterly of the northerly line of the right-ot-way of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway, shall be, and hereby is, removed from the business-residence district ot the city ot Hopkins and included in the industrial district of the city and shall be subject to all of the ordinances, rules and regulations of the city relating to such industrial district. FIRST READ at a special meeting of the council of the city of Hopkins held this (Ith day of December, 1956, and finally read and adopted at a regular meeting of the council of said city held on the 18th day of December, 1956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. Nl. E I mqu i st , Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney Zo Published in the Hennepin County Review on December �, 1956. ll � d� �� . � �;;�'��,:,;' �,�'� ,. s ; ��` . T. . , , . . _� . . . _ _ � � �� CITY GF HOPKINS HENNEPIN CAUNTY, MINNESOTA RESO LIIf ION NUMBER 679 A RESOLUTIGN DISCLAIM�ING ANY INTEREST OF THE CITY OF FIOPKINS IN AND.TO.LOTS_22, 23, 21a.and.25, BLOCK 2, WEST MINNEAPOLIS. WHEREAS, on N�ay 20, 1930, the council of the village'(now city) of Hopkins adopted a resolution authorizing the sale acid conveyance to �. C. Bryant of Lots Twenty-one (21), Twenty-two (22), Twenty-three (23) and Twenty- four (2L�.) , B l ock Two (2l , West N1 i nneapo l i s, and WHER6AS, an error was made in said resolution in including Lot Twenty-one (21) therein and in omitting Lot Twenty-five (25) fiherefrom, said Block Two (2), West Minneapolis, and UIHEREAS, the then village of Hopkins, pursuant to said resolution executed a deed conveying Lots Twenty-two (22), Twenty-three (23), Twenty-four (21+) and Twenty-five (25), Block Two (2), U�� st M�nneapolis, to said purchaser, which were the lots actually owne�d by the city and intended to be included in said resolution, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINPIESOTA: That the city of Hopkins now disclaims any right, title or interest in and to said Lots Twenty-two (22), Twenty-fihree (23), Twenty-four (21�.) and Twenty-five (25), Block Two (2), West Minneapolis, and hereby authorizes the mayor and city manager to execute on behalf of fihe city a disclaimer of interest in and to said lots. ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held this 18th day of December, 1956. F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR A. W. Elmqu i st, Secretary of the Council Frank N. Whitney, Ci i-y ;qttorney „ ,. _ „ . , � � �� '�� ' � � A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE�COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD � � _.,.,_. , , -TY HALL. ON WEDNESDAY DECEMBER �9 �(956 AT 7230 P.M. IN THE C! PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL. TESAREK MOVED� EMPAN6ER SECONDED� THA'� THE (957 SALARY SCHEDULE� TOGETH�R W1TH THE �957 EMPLOYEE*S WORKING AGREEMENT� MARKED EXHIBIT °A� -°B9 ANO °C°� BE APPROVED. CARRIED. MEETING AOJOURNED�. ATTESTs �--� � �;-�,/ %�% . , :��lt-�-��/ F. M. MADDEfV� MAYOR � \ A. W. ELMQUIST� SEC TARY 70 THE COUNC{L ;�, � c � nr oF woPrct�s � SALIAFiY AND INA6� SCFiEDULE 1957 , P08 tT I'�N CLA�i3l ^ tCAT�ON C 1'i'Y CLERK� � FINAN�E� OFF�CER ASSE�50R � �86T` ASSES60R BOQKK�EPER ACCOtiMT CLERK 8TEN08RAPklER ' R�CR�AUON' D�RECTOR � � � RECREAT{ON� A68T� OIRECTOR _ .. . ..... L IBFiAR 1 AN CU$TOD IAH �+ L 18RARY � ..�-�. � C I T� HALL C � TY � ERI� i NEER � A66T, C�TY ENQTNEER rOLjCE CH1EF� � rOLICE SERBEAN� . . rATR(�6AAN � I ST �ftADE � +� 2N0 ARADE • � 3RD ORADE � '� 4TH �RADE � �+ 5Tli (�RADE � � • PROBATIONARY HIOHYIAY 8UPERINTENDENT . . . � �OREIAAN . . HE�VY EQUlP� OrERATORS S�EC�AL � • LIOHT �� • TRiiC K DR i VERS MECHAN�CS l.ABOR � RE(iULAR � LAB�R � TEb'IPORARY � � � � � � WATER �� 5E{ddER UTIL 1TY BUPT�. ur��trv su�ERv�soR A FOREl�)AN • OPERATOR � IkA1►N� BR. � NlAN„ JR. � _ � � . LAE30R+REQULAFt . _... � ... . . _.. �. w. 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QS �00+4;00 39�I.00 2.15' 86.DEYN4t:00 390;00 2;05 82;00 35'�,�0 2�00 80;00 346�00 [.T6 7Q;00 3Q3,00 2:40 98,00 416,00 2�20 6�.00 381.00 2;05 82,00 352;OQ 1.55 62.00 268,00 * FEMALE. . . .. ._. _ . , . . , . , . .: . _ :. : , . , , .. .. ... .. ... . ** BONUS FOR EMER3ENCY 6TAt�DiT �4,�00 p1EEKLY e� � ARLY ' . $ 6t'i60,00 4;68q,D0 a; sso;oo 3�6�8,00 3�?�6,00 3� 536.00 �;4a4;oo 6j �60;00 4� 056 „QO 3; 2T6 s00 4! E 60 ,�00 3�848,00 ?�800;00 5, �2o:va s;a2a;oo 5j200„00 4t992,.00 4��$4,00 4t576i00 4y 368,00 4��60,00 4�004,00 �,s24�oo 5.�096�00 5= 2p0,�00 4.� 992 bQ0 4� $88 e00 4f 5T8;00 5� 096 �,�JO 4�[60�00 3i 640;00 6� 240 �00 5; 2qo;0o 5�096,00 4t't84;00 4t 680,00 4� 284�00 4�16Q:00 3�640;00 �� as2;oo 4;576:00 4y 264;00 3� 224�00 tG StlP'P�EktENTAL SALA�RY SCN�pUL� 1954 c �nr �tTo�w�Y i :nwN�c �� .woe�� 2 � , �AIiN iC i NIIL OC1ll6�T CLCR[� 1 � . � F 11�� $7�t9AR0 i � ��e�� 'ovR ie�� , , w�� surr. �t�� r�s � � e i TY t�EU►NA�I�R I�M � , NiIiLY AN�AL Y $ 160.� °" $ 1 i 800,OQ 80.00 600.00 10l?.OLi 1, c�Ob.�O 85.OL1 , ifA20.00. � = � �oo:va � t OE1.00 i ; �OQ:t'TQ ' ' $66.67 ' 10�400.Q0 � I t� L I�U Q�F Tl�� I TY ilJRN 18111 �1! TN� tAl`WAQEp � GAR , FOF� N I S� OFF t� l AL tIQ� H� �NAI.L �f,'OY 1 D� A OAR �UNDER 7H� �iAWI� 1'lRNI$ A$ �l�R�d 1 bUBLY �1C� 9'� f Wa '' W� 4'N Lg(4i� ' LBJ1Q�� ,�� 04LGM1$ - ii� 9�lltLl. F��G� Iv� TN� �$tJl�; �P'� ��Sti.00 I�L� �i6N't1! AWO TFt6 � CITi �t�At� R'G�fl�h ilA�� 'OIL A�1d MINOR `6ERt11�E8 PfidVl.ti�t� BY AASOLINt� �ERV1�� STAT I C1�6. � � . ' . ' , , � " . � . , - - - �o . " � r ,�� ANiVUAL AOREEMENT OF WORK tN8 COND ( Tf 0ly8 FOR EIAPLOYEE8 OF 'FHE CITY OF HOPKINS, t�iNN�80TA EFFECTIVE JAHfJARY 1� t95? A6 ADOPTED BY tT6 C 1 TY C OIiP� 1 L. �' � IMEEKLY ANb HOURI.Y SALARX OR 1qA0E RATES ROR C ITY �NIPLOYEEB� EFFECTlVE � Jl1NUARY 1� �957 BNAtL 8� AS�R�PREBENTED��N THE�CITY OF�MOPICINS SAtARY AND WAO� SCHEOULE FOR (95� AS FILED IN TNE OFF�CE OF TW� CITY CLERK� 2. TWE RE�ULAR VPORK WEEK SHALL BE 40 HOURB. 3� AUTHORIYEO�OVERrTIME �IORK SHALL BE COUArENSATED FOR AT ��1�2 TIMEB THE RE�ULAR PAY RATE. ' 4. plliD YACATtON LEAVE SHALL BE ALLOINED ALl pERMANENT RIJLI. TIME EMPLOXEQ8 AT THE RATE OF '11N0 CALENDAR VYEEKS PER� YEAR FOR THE F � RST N I[dE YEARS ANO THEREAFTER AT TFiE RATE OF THREE CALENDAR WEEK3 PFR YEAR. . 5� 31CK LEAVE 9HALL BE BRANTEO TO ALI. �ERMANEPIT FllLL TIME ENlPLOYEES AT THE RATE OF�ON� DAY FOR EACH GALENDAR �AONT19 OF�S�RVICE AND MAY BE ACCUM�LATED TO A TOTAL OF NOT MORE THAIN 120 WORKIN� DAYB� ' 6� HOLlDAY LEAVE BHALL BE ORANTED ALl PERMAN6NT FULL T[ME EAAPLOYEES ON TWE ROLLOWINB I1 DAYBt NEVY YEARS DAY � �� INDEPEMOBNCE DAY LINCOLPf�S �31RTFiDAY LAi30R DAY ' � WA8HIN6TONt8 81RTHDA� COI.LtMBU� DA►Y � D000 FRiDAY� VETERAN=S�DAY MEMORIAL DAY THANK661diN(3�DA1Y . .,._ ,... . , . .._. .. _CHRlB�dAAS..DAY.... . ...-- -. � EXCEPT THAT THE POLL01B1N0 4 DAYB iNILL �IOT QE � 088ERYED Y�HEN TH�Y FALL ON A 6AT�RbAY OR 6tJNDAYi� L1NCO�Nt6 BIRTNDAYt WASHIW�TON�B B�IRTNDAY� COLUIV�US . DA� AAfD !lETERAN�6 QAY� Sl1CH HOL�DAY LEAYE BWALL Q� GRANTE� ONtY TO TH6i3E EMPLOYEE8 �IHO WORK J1 �ULL DAY ON THE LABT REBUL.AR ' VYOR141 N8 DAY PFt l OR TO� AND QN THE N�XT RE�ULAR �VORKINO DAY 3UBBEQWENT TO 6UCH�HdLtpAY* _ALL �. EMPLOYEES �REQU IRED TO �E ON DVTY OR1 ANY OEiSERVEO WOL IDAY S1�tALL BE 0 f VEN IhNOiHER DAY A6 A HDl.tDAY OR AN ADD�TIONAL DAY OF VACATION I.EAVE.