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,A regular meeting of the ity �ouncil of Hopkins, Minnesota was held at the �ity Hall
at 7:30 y.M. , Tuead�y, J�nuary 4, 1955.
I�lembers present were, Mayor VeseJ,y, Councilmen Sheldon, Stevenson, Witmer a.nd Empan�er. Also
City Attorney Whitney and City Engineer Sidney�Smith.
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' Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, bills per schedule dated January 4, 1955, be paid from
�""`y ' the follvwing funds : �
� GEI�IERAL REUEDNE FUND
SPECIAL REVENiJE FUND
� SFECIAL ASSESSMED?T F[TND
��' P� I. R. FUND
WATER REVEI�TU�. FUND
SELJER ft�VENUE FUND
�10,640.13
w 1,252.g9
199.74
745.04
1, 6]�..36
694, 5b
Sheldon moved� Stevenson seconded, that list dated 1/1�55 of elected a,nd appointed Fire
Depar�ment Officers for 1955 be confirmed and placed on file. Carried.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that recommendation by the Zoning and Plann.ing Commission
dated 1�3�55, for the erection of a home on T,ots 30 and 31, Block 13, West Minneapolis 3rd
Division, be accepted and placed on file. Carried.
Stev�nson moved, Sheldon seconded, that request dated 12/2J.,.�54, by Edward Maslon of g09
Oal�idge Road, for a 20 year spread of sewer and water assessments be tabled for further
��, ,, investigation. Carried.
Witmer moved, Stevenson seconded, that P�r. Taylor�s request for one weeks pay in lieu of
vacation not taken in 1953 and 1954 in the amount��of �1/.g.00, be allowed. Carried.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that in principal the Council go on record of favoring
Mu.nicipal Employees being covered under the Social Securityy` Supple_mentary Coverage. Carried.
��mpanger moved, Steeenson seconded, tnat communication dated 12�31�54 by the Citizens Isa�ue
of Greater Minneapolis, together with report for recommendation on the Assessment System
of Suburban and Rural Hennepin County, be tabled and copies of same mailed to the M�yor
and Council members. �arried.
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Sheldon moved� Stevenson seconded, that Resolution �b5� y�A RESOLUTION ORDERING P1�PARATION
OF 1� REPORT ON THE REMOVAL OF EXISTING CURl3 A1V'D SID�nIAI� AND TI� REPLACING THE.REOF' idTTH I�'W
COMBII�A�ION CURB ANL GUTTER AND SIL1E,5�iALK OPd PORTIONS OF TWEI�Ii AVENUE, �IEVENTH AV�NUE
AIVD EIGHTii AiTEPNE'�, marked bchibit ��A", be adopted. Carried.
Witmer moved, Shel'don seconded, that negotiations as mad.e by Mr. Taylor between the City of
Hopkins and the Skelley Oil Compar�y, per his letter dated 12�2g�54� for exchange of pra—
perties at the �.ntersection of Washington and Excelsior Avenue for the new County Road #3
r be approved in principa.l. Carried.
Stever�son moved, Empanger seconded, that Resolution #554, "k RESOLUTION ADOPTII�TG SPECIAL
�SESSMENTS��, marked �xhibit ��B'�, be adopted. Carried.
Sheldon moved, Stevenson seconded, tnat Resolution #556�"A I�ESOLUTION ADOPTIIdG SUPPL�fi'1ENTAL
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT TO CORR�CT ONIISSIOI�TS AND ERROR5 IPd PREVIOUS 5PECIAL I�,SSESS��NT'�, marked
E�hibit ��C��, be adopted. Carried. �
Stevenson moved, Empanger seconded, tnat.Resolution �566, o�A RESOLUTION RECENING A REPORT
Ont TI-IE REMOVAL OF EXISTII�TG CURB AIQD SIDEWAI�K AND Ti� �PLACING TT-l�REOF WITH IdEGI COM}3INATIOPI
CUI�l3 AND GUTTER �-1ND SII7E�1AIx ON PORTIOPdS OF TWET.�`TH AVENUE, EL�.r'V'VEA�TH AVEPIUE AND EIG_�iTH
AV�:NUE AND CALLING FOR A HEARZRTG T�'{ ON", marked Exhibit "D��, be adopted. Carried.
Witmc}�moved, �panger seconded, that a supplementary sewer ].ine be installed to take care
•of th� basement drain at the Roy Hallander residence a.t 21a,g Meadowbrook Road and the costs
,� be ;made a part of the overa]1 sewer assessment, all subject to a signed agreement by
Roy Hollander assuming all respor.sibility after installation. Carried.
�'teve�son moved, Empan�er seconded, that the City Engineer bring in a recommendation at the
next meeting pertai.ning to the 5th Avenue North drai.na.t;e problem North of Cotta.ge Downs.
,�� Carried.
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tiditmer moved, Stevenson seconded, that,;A. W. E3.mquist �be appointed �ctin� City Manager
and the necessary bonds be applied for. Carried.
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'��-� Witmer moved, Stevenson seconded, that the present Deputy Treasurer�s bond be disper�sed
with.� Carried. ;•
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Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that the City �ngineer and Actin.g Gity Manager check
with the Village of Edina.as to the possibiiity of connecting into their new trunk sewer
line being constructed this year. Garried.
Meeting adjourned.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
NENIVEP�C�I°`''COUNTY, MINNES(7TA
RESOLUTION N0. 565
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REPORT ON
THE REMOVAL OF EXISTING CURB AND SIDEUVALK AND TFIE
REPLA CING T WEREOF WITH NEW COMBINATION QJRB AND
GUTTER AND SIDEWALK ON PORTIONS OF TWELFTH AVENUE,
ELEVENTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH AVENUE.
WHEREAS, it is proposed to improve the West side of Twelfth
Avenue North between Excelsi.or Avenue and the East and West atley immediateiy
North of Excelsior Avenue; the West side of Twelfth Avenue South between
Excelsior Avenue and the alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue; the
East side of Eleventh Avenue South between Excelsior Avenwe and the �ast
�. and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue; the East side of Eighth
East and West
Avenue North between Excelsior Avenue and the�alley immediately North of
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Excelsior Avenue and the West side of Eighth Avenue North between Excelsior
Avenue and the East and West alley immediately North of Excetsior Avenue,
by the removal of existing curb and sidewalk and the replacement tfiereof:with
new c�mbination curb and gutter and sidewalk, and to assess the abutting
property for all or a portion of the cost of,the improvement, pursuant to
M. S.A. , Secs. 1..�29.01 I to 1�29. I I I ( Laws �953, �• 398) e�4W, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
That the proposed improvement be referred to P. S. Sidney-Smith,
�eid�y engineer for the city of Wopkins, for study and fihaf he is instructed
to report to the council with all convenient speed advising the council in
a preliminary way as.to whether the proposed impravement is feasible and as
to whether it should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other
improvement, and the es���mated cost of the improvement as recommended.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof hetd this l�th day of January, �955•
A. W. Elmquist,
5eeretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
JOSEPH C. VESELY,MAYOR
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� CITY OF HOPKINS
NENNEPIN.00UNTY, MINNESOrTA
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��� �:� = RESOLUT I ON NUM�R SS�+
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING SPECIAL ASSESSMEIVTS.
WHEREAS, pursu�nt to�proper�t� notice duly given as required b�r
law, the council h�s met and passed upon ail objections to the following
proposed special assessments for the follo�ring impravements, to-wita
The installation end oo�struction of oombiriation curb and gutter,
including the neoessary driveway aprons,.in the following locetio�s, to-n�it:
On North side of Seventh Street South `from a point
at its intersection with,the,Eest line extended of
P��k Valley, thence easterly to a point mddway
between West Park Vatley Drive and Eest Perk ValOey.
Drive; also on both sides of West Park ValOey Drive
from Seventh Street South to the most norther,.ly point
of YUest Park Va 1 ley �Drive= a Iso on both ;sides of Sixth
Street. South from the East 1 tne of Park Va 1 fey and
running easterty to West Park Val'ley Drivej �aiso on `
the Idorth side of Seventh Street South fraa a point
mida� y between West ParK Valley Drive and East Park
Va 1 ley Drive to the E�st I ine. extended „of, Lot, Thirt,y-
one (31), Blodc One (i), Park V�IIey Second Additions
also on the northerly and easter,ly sides of East 2ark
Valiey Drive from the most northerty point thereof to
a point approximately nine (9} feet southeasterly of
the lot Iine between Lots.ten {10) and eleven (11),
Biock One (1) ,.Park Va I ley Seoond Addi t ionf a Iso on
the southerly and westerly sides of East Park Velley
�ri�e from the lot line extended northerl,y between
lots One (1) and thirty-tvro'(32), Blodc Two (2), Park�'
Va t ley Second Addition to a point� approxim�tely t�►ehty
(20) feet North of the South Ii"ne of Lot �ne (1),
Blodc Two (2), Park Valley Second Addition, and
the installation and oonstruction of c:anbtnati�n curb and gutter, including
the neoessary driveway;eprons, 1n_the followtng locations, to-wits
On the V�est s i de of Fi f teenth Avenue from Th i rd Street
North to Fourth Street North; on both sides of Fourth
Street North fran Fifteenth Avenue to,Seventeenth Avenue;
on both sides of Sixteenth Avenue from Fourth Street
North to the South line of State Tr-u�k Highway No. �;
on the East side of Seventeenth Avenue from Fourth Street
North to the South line of State Trunk Highway No. 7, and
the insta I lation and oonstruction of sidewa Ifybn both �sides of Six#eenth
Avenue North bet�►een Fourth Street t�rth and};the South 9ine of State Trunk
Highway No. 7, and
the 6�Fai�ctop surfacing of Eighth Avenue fran Exaelsior Avenue to Thi�d Street
North and Tenth Avenue from Exoelsior Ave�ue to Fourth Street North, N�'l,
THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY TNE C�UNCiI OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
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B. Such praposed assessments, and each of them, oopies of which
qre hereto attached and made a part hereof, are heceby accepted and shaBl
oonstitute the special assessments against the fands r�medtherei� and each
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tract of land therein included is hereby fou�+d to be benefitted by the pra-
posed iroprovements in the �mount of the assessment levied ag�inst it.
2. Such assessments for the installation of oombination curb and
gutter, including the necessary aprons, shall be payable in equal ac�nuai
instailments extending over a period of five years; such assessraents for the
instailation of sidewalk shatl be peyable in equel annual installments
extending over a period of five years; such assessments for bla dctop sur-
facing shall be pa yable in equal annual tnstallments extending over a
pertod of three years, the first of the instaliments for each and all of
said essessments to be peyable on or before the first Monday in �anuary�,
1955. Any deferred insta6lments shall bear interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum from the date of the adoptio� of this assessment resolution.
To the first installm�nt shal'I be added interest on the entire assessaoent
fraa the date of this resotution until Deaember 31, 1951�. To each subsequent
instaliment when due shall be added interest for one yeer on ail unpaid instal-
Iments.
3. The owner of any property so assessed may, at any time prior to
certificotion of the assessment to the county auditor as herei� provided, pey
the whole of the assessment against any paroet 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 en4ire amount of the assessment remaining unpaid
with interest accrued to December 31 of the year in whtch such p�yment is
made.
1�. The clerk shall forthwith transmit a certified duplic�te of this
assessroent to the county auditor to be extended on the proper tax lists of
the coc�nty, and such assessments shalt be collected and paid over in the
same manner as other munictpat taxes.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof he Id th i s 1�th day of January, 1951E.
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
A. W. Eimquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
City Afitorney
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RESOLlR10N N0. 556
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A RESOLUfION ADOPTING SUPPLEMEIJTAL SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
TO OORREGT OMISSIONS AND ERRORS IN PREVIOUS SPECIAL
ASSESSMEMT.
WNEREAS, pursuant to proper notice duiy givery�s required by law,
the counci I has.. aaet and heard and passed upon a 1;1 ob ject ions to the proposed
supplement�l special.-assessment to correct.omissions and�errors in the
previous special° assessment adoptedr.�M1arch 3, .19�3,. by, the counci°I of the
city of Hopkins for the bladctop.surfacing of Hiawethe Avenue.from the
sa�th iine of state trunk- highway No.. 7, to end:�including el I of Lot Five
(5), Minnehaha_,Oaks, NOW, THEREFORE, 1
BE �1 T RESOLI/ED BY THE QOUNGI L:� THE CI�TY OF HOPK 1 NS, :MINNESOTA a
1. Such.proposed svpplementai specia�L:essessment�to oorrect omissions
id
and errors in�evtous �.speci�l assessment,� a_,�oopy of:;.wh�ich is hereto attached
and made a part hereof, is hereby acoepted and shall.constitute�the specTal _
assessment,against,the lends named therein,,andFeach tract of land therein
tnctuded is hereby found to be benefitted by the proposed supplemental speciai
said�
assessment to cocrect errors and.:omissions in�previous�assessment in the
amount of the assessment levied agai�nst it�.
2. Insofar as said supplemental spect�l-assessnent reduces the
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amounts payab le as to Lots One ( i)., Two (?) , Three (3):, Four (��:), Five (5) ,
Eleve� (11) and Tweive (12), in.Minnehaha �ks, lying southcvesterly of
Minnehah� Creek, eredit for. such reduction shall be given on the instalfinent
of said previous assessment, x+hich becomes due and payabte January I, �g56j
The assessment tevied against the.Esst six hundred (600) feet�of the Norfih
five hundred and ten'(j10):feet vf that,portion of the Northeast Quarter
(NE4) of the Northwest Quarter (N14) in Section Nt�eteen (19), Tovmship One
Hur+dred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty-two (22), Iying South of State Trunk
Highww�y No. 7, shall extend over a period of three years, the flrst of the
inst�tlments to be payable on or before the first Monday in January, 1956.
Any deferred instatlments shelB bear interest at the rate of six per cent
per annum fram the date of the �doption of this assessment resolutio�. To
the first�installment shaii be added interest on the entire assessment from
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the date of this r�solution until Decerober 3�, 0955• To each subsequent
instatlment tahen due shall be added interest for one year on ali unpaid
���(�� _ i nsta i fine�ts.
3. The owner of any property so assessed may, at any time prior
to certification of the assessment to fhe connty auditor as herein provided,
pay the �uhole of the assessment against any peroel �rith interest accrued to
the date of payment to the city treasure� and he �ay, at �ny time thereafter,
pay to the county treasurer the entire amount of the �ssessment remaining
unpaid with interest aca�ued to Deoember 3t of the year in wfiich su ch payment
is made.
!�. The clerk sha.11 forthwith transmit a certified duplicate of this
assessment to the county auditor to be extended on the proper tax lists of
the county, and such assessment shall be coilected and patd over in the same
manner as other municipal taxes.
ADOPTED by the councit of the city of Nopkins at a regu6ar meeting
thereof held this 4th day of January, `1955•
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
A. W, EtraquistD
Secretary of the Counci l
Frank N. 1fl�itney,
City Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEP I N C�OUNTY, M INNESOTA
RESOLUiG I ON NUMBER 5b6
A RESOLUT I ON RECE I V I NG A REPOF7T ON THE REMOVAL OF
EX i ST t NG CURB AND S I DEWA LK AND THE REP LA C I NG THEREOF
W I TH NEW OOMB INAT I ON CURB AND GUTTER AND S I DE�NALK ON
PORTIONS OF TWELFTH AVETIUE, ELEVENTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH
AVENUE AND CALLING �SOR A HEARING THEREON.
WHEREAS, pursuant to resolui-ion of the counci I;adopted January L�,
�955� a report has been prepared by P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer of
the city of Hopkins, with reference to the improvement of the West side of
Twelfth Avenue North between Excelsior Avenue and the East and bVest alley
immediately North of Excelsior Avenue, the West side of Twelfth Avenue Soufih
East and West
between Excelsior Avenue and the�alley immediately South of Excelsior
Avenue, the East side of Eleventh Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and
the East and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, both sides
of Eighth Avenue North between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley
immediately North of Excelsior Avenue, by the removal of existing curb and
sidewalk and the replacement thereof with new combination curb and gutter
and sidewalk, and this report was received by the council on �anua ry 1�, �955,
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY,THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. The council will consider the improvement of such streets in
accordance with the report and the assessmenfi of abutting property for all or
a portion of the cost of the improvement, pursuant to M.S.A:, Secs. 1.�29.011
to 1�29.111, (Laws �953, Ch. 398) at an estimated total cost of the improvement
of �2,600.00.
2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on
the Ist day of February, 1955, in the council chambers in the city hall at
7:30 otclock p.m. and the clerk shall give published notice of such hea ring
and improvement as required by law.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this �.th day of �anuary, �955•
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
Ci ty Attorney
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF FIEARING ON THE REMOVAL OF EXISTING Ct1R6 AND SIDE-
� - �ALK AND THE REPLA(�MENT 7HEREOF WITH NEW CON161NATION CURB AND
GUTTER AND SIDEWALK ON POR'TIONS OF TWELFTH AVEIVUE, ELEVENTH
AVENUE AND EIGHTH AVENUE.
TO WHOM i T MA Y CON CERIV :
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVETI that the city council of the city of Hopkins
will meet in the council chambers of the city hall at 7:30 otclock p.m. on
February I, �95�:, to consider the reiamv�l of existing curb and sidewalk and
the replacing.thereof with new combination curb and gutter and sidewa:lk on
the West side of Twelfth Avenue North_:between Excel$ior Avenue and the East
and West alley immediatety North of Excelsior Avenue; the West side of Twelfth
Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the alley immediately South of
Excelsior,Avenue; the East side of Eleventh Avenue South between Excelsior
Avenue and the East and.West. alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue; and
both sides of Eijhth Avenue North between Excelsior Avenue:and the East and-'Nest
a I ley immed i ate I y North of Exce I s i or �.Avenue, pursuant :to; M.S.A. ; Secs. 1.;29.01`I
to I�2�.111 (laws �953, �• 398), The.area proposed to be assessed for such�
. improvement is the properfi y abutting thereon. The estimated.-.cost�of such
improvement is �2,600.00. Such persons.as desire to be heard with reference
to the proposed improvement will be heard at this me�ting.
A. W. ELINQUIST, CITY CLERK
FRANK IV. WHITNEY, CITY ATTOF�lEY
Published in the Hennepin Gounty Review on �anuary 13 and 20, 195�•
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A r,egular meeting of the�Council of the �ity of Hopkins, TZinnesota, wa.s held at the City
Hall at 7:30 P.Ni., Tuesday, Janu�.s� 18, 1955.
Members�present were Councilmen 5tevenson, Sheldon, Lditmer and�Empanger. Also City �ttorney
Whitney, City Engineer Sidney-Smith and Finance Officer and Assessor Sterling.
� Sheldon moved, Stevenson seconded, tizat �ouncilman Witmer be appointed M�yor Pro Tem. Carried,
Sheldo� moved, Stevenson seconded, bills per schedule dated January 1�, 1955, be paid from
the following funds, and that #37 ne paid at �1,3g�.52. Carried.
GENERAL REVENUE FUND.
SP�CIAL REVENUE FUND
SPECIAL A+SSESST��NT FUND
BOIdD CONSTRUCTIOI�' FUND
WATER R�VENUE FUPdD
SE�OIER REVEPNE FUND
` � g,799.31
1,330./�7
709.3$
I0,900.00
g,820.20
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Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that two requests by the Northwestern Bell Telephone
Company, dated 1�3/55 and l,(4�55, for permission to place buried cable on Monk �venue,
also on i,�est Lake Street and set a pole in a11ey between 1.l+th a.nd 15th Avenues North,
directly Nortn of Excelsior Avenue be panted,.subject to approval. by the City Engineere
Gdrried,
Sheldon moved, Stevenson seconded, that communication dated 1/g�55 by the Minneapolis Gas
Company pertaining to increased gas rates, be placed on file. Carried.
Sheldon moved, 5tevenson seconded, that request dated 1/12�55 by Steiner and Koppelman for
the placing of four street lights in East and West Paxk V�lley, be referred to the City
Enoineer for checking and report. L'arried.
Stevenson moved, Shel�on seconded, that the following resolution pertaining to designation
of State 1�.id Roads be adopted. C0.rried.
"13E IT RESOZSIED, That the �ity Council of the City of Hopkins ap�rove the followin�
resolutior� adopted by the Board of ''�ount�r L'orrunissioners of Hennepin County on December 21,
1954, as it pert ains to certain streets and roads within the jurisdiction of said City.
l3E IT RESOLVED, That the followinb line in the City of ;�opkins and in Minnetonka Town-
ship described as:
'�eginning at a point on tne nor.th line of the southeast 1�4 (SE�) of
Southeast �uaster (SE�) of Section 2L,., Township 117, Range 22, distant
approximately ll0 feet west of the east line thereof, being the center
line of State Aid FrAad No. 3; thence southwester],y and para11e1 with the
Great Ivorthern Railroad right of way to a point approximately �5 feet
north of the south l�l� corner of said section 21,.; thence westerly to a
point on the west line of' said section 21,. approximately 50 feet north of
the southwest corner tnereof; thence continuing westerly to a point approxi-
mately 50 feet north of the southwest corner of the Southeast �u.a.r�r (SE4)
of the Southeast �uarter (SE4) of Section 23, Township 117, Range 22, at.
the intersection with State l�.d Roads nlo. 3 and 61; thence continui.ng westerly
alono the ab�ndoned right of w�y of the Minneapolis and St. Pau1 Suburban
Railroac't to the intersection with State �id Road No. 3 and County Road No. 60
on the west line of the East Half (Ez� of the Northeast �uarter (I��) of
Section 27, Township 11'7, Range 22, and there terminating.- ,
be desi�nated as State �1id Road No. 3;
I3E IT FiTRTi-lER RESOLiI�D, That the desi�nation of State Aid Road T1o. 3 in the City of
Hopkins, described as:
Begin�iinb at a point on the north line of the Soutlzeast �uarter (SE�) of
the Southeast �uarter (SE4) of Section 2/�, Township 117, Range 22, dista.nt
approximately 110 S'eet west of the east line thereof, being the center line
of State 1�id R,oa.d Tdo. 3; thence westerly to �a point in the west line of the
East Ha1.f (E-�j of the Southeast �uarter (SE�) of Section 23, Township 117,
Range 22, being the intersection of State x.j.d Roads No. 3 and Pdo. 61,
and begin.�ing again:
f�t the intersection of State Aid Roads No. 3 and Tdo. 61 at approximately
the northwest corner of the I�?ortheast Quarter (�]E4j of the Northeast �uerter
(NE�j of Section 26, Township 117, Range 22� thence westerly along said
State E�id Road No. 3 to its intersection with the present traveled road as
lsid out on the abandoneci right of way of' the P7iizneapolis and St. Paul Suburban
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Railroad in the PTortheast Quarter (NE4� of the Northeast �uarter (1VE�j
of Section 27, Township 117, P�ange 22, and tr.ere terminating, _
f��: be rescinded as a�tate Aid or County Road;
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13E IT FURTHER RESOLS]ED, That that part of State Aid Road No, 3,
Between the a.pproximate southwest corner of the southeast quarter (SE�9
of the Southeast Quarter (SE4) of Section 23, iownship ll7, Ran�;e 22,.
to the intersection with State Aid Roa,ds No. 3 and P1o. 61 at the approximate
northwest corner of said Southeast �uarter (SEg) of Southeast Quarter (SE4)
be and hereby is renumbered as State .ETi.d R,oad No. 61. ��
Sheldon moved, Stevenson seconded, that communication�dated 1�17�55 by the :opkins Fire
llepa.rtment pertaining to the additional building of storage space for equipment and
one fire truck, be referred to the City Engineer. Carried.
Sheldon moved, �tevenson seconded, that communication dated 12�31/54 by the Ci izens League
of Greater P�.inrleapolis, together with �eport and committee recommendations on/�ull time
County Assessor, be placed on file. Carried.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that Resolution #567, "A RESOL'JTIOIvT OH�r;RING Ti� P4i -
PROVEI�NT OF A POR�rzor� o�, FXCEISIOF� BOUI�VkRD BY THE COI�TSTRTJCTION OF C'J1�3, GUT'I'Et� AA1D
SIllEG1ALKS", marked Exhibit '�A��� be adopted. Carried.
Sheldon moved, 5tevenson seconded, that Resolution #569, "A RESOLUTION CORRECTING CEFtTAIV
SPECIAI� ASSESSMENTS F'OR Ti-� IiQSTkI.T�TION OF SIUEGIALK, CURE l�1TD �,OMBINATION CUR�3 I�1VD GUI'TER
IN G'�RTkIN IACATIONS��, marked Lx��ibit °B", be adopted. Carried.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that Resolution #570, '�A FtESOL'JTION I�LCLA.RI:`dG COSTS TO
BE ASSESSED ANU ORDERII�dG PRr:PA�'�.kTION OF PROPOSED kSSES�NIE�TTS", r�arked Exhibit ��C'� be
adopted. Carried. �
Sheldon r�oved, Stevenson seconded, that Resolution ,�571, ��A RESOL'JTION AUTHORIZIPIG TI� .
AC�UIRIIITG BY C0�?DEIKIv'xTION PROCEEDINGS IN EI�II?�'PdT DOPZAIN OF' CERTAsrvT LAND,S I�GESSARY FOR
TI-� CONSTRTJ�TION OF A PARKING LOT ADJl�G�,AIT 10 SHkDY OAK- BEACH", marked Exhi'�it �'D", be
adopted. Cs.rried.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that Resolution #5�2, "A I�'E:SOLUTION �'OR i�ARII�TG ON
_.. PROPOSED f�SESSMEi`�'", marked Exhibit ��E��, be adopted. Carried.
Stevenson nioved, Sheldon seconded, that�tlze contract for fire protection between the City
of Hopkins,�.D�e��Ow��y f P�innetonka, dated 1/1/55, be accepted subject to approval of
contract by�p �i e t� Iiopkins rire Department,and t��e Mayor arld �cting Eit� Manager
be authorized to si�n same. Carried.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that petition as presented for the opening of� 16th
Avenue So., from Second Street to 5th Street So., be referred to the City En�ineer for
checking and report. Carried.
Sheldon �noved, Stevenson seconded, that request for the gradirg of' alley in ];lock l, Gibbs
First Addition, West �Tinneapolis, be referred to tne City Engineer for report. Garried.
Sheldon moved, Stevenson seconded, that t'rle necessary specifications �be drawn up for tree
sprayin� and bids be called for sa�r�e. Carried.
Stevenson r��oved, �::mpan�er seconded, triat the City Council concur with recoruneridation of'
W. i"1. Sterlin�, Eissessor and Finance Officer, to waive interest charGes of ;�1,317.52, so
that the Cour_ty will be in a oosition to pay off' the total amount of �35,293.45, in special
�e assessments. Carriea.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that Resolution #574, "A RESOLUTION RECE NING NEPOk'T
A1�tD CALLING FOR A:3EARING ON THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARX SEWER AND WATER MAINS IN
BOUI�VARD P�IAPdOR AND AA1A�E�tT STREETS", marked Exhibit "F", be adopted.
Page —3—
Re;ul,ar �Zeetin� — Januarf 1�, 1955
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Sheldon r�oved, Steve. son seconded, that t'r�e ��rmanent drainage at intersection of
�ounty P�oad #1� arld Cottaoe Downs in Knollwood be constructed as per �ity Engineer
Sidney—,�.�nith�s recommendation, dated 1�1��55. Carried.
J
i�eetin� adj ourned.
ATTESi:
Joseph i�1. Wit,�er, i��ayor Pro Tem
i
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A. W. �1:�quist, Secretar fbr the Council
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NUI�BER 567
A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION
OF EXCELSIOR BOULEVARD BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF CURB,
GUTTER AND SIDEWALKS.
WHEREAS, a reso(ution of the council of the city of Hopkins adopted
the 21st day of December, i95�., fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed
improvement of that portion of Excelsior Avenue lying easterly of a point
four hundred and twenty (1.�20) feet East of the East line of Fifth Avenue
and westerly of a point five hundred and thirty (530) feet East of t�he East
line of Fifth Avenue by the construction of sideovalks of a width of nine and
,.
one-half (9 1�2) feet, also by the construction of curb and gutter, and
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be
assessed for the making of this improvement were given ten da yst 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
18th day of January, �955, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUN CIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the council
resolution adopted December 21, 195L�.
2. P. S. gidney-Smith is hereby designated as the engineer for
said improvement. The plans and specifications for the removal of sidewalk
and curb on Excelsior Boulevard and the re-construction and replacement thereof
with new sidewalks of a width of nine and one-half (9 I�2) feet and with combin-
ation curb and gutter, which were the basis of bids previously received for all
of such work to be done in the city during the year �951�, are hereby approved
and accepted as the plans and specifications for the removal of said old side-
walks and curbs and the installation and construction of new nine and one-half
(9 1�2) foot sidewalks and nevr combination curb and gutters in said locations,
and the bid of 0. J. �revdahl Company which was accepted based on said plans
and specifications for the installation and construction of all.of said side-
walks along Excelsior Avenue in said city, is hereby accepted and approved
as the bid for the work authorized by this resolution.
ADOPTED by the counci,l of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof h�ld this 18th day of �anuary, t�55•
A. �'J. Elmquist, JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
Secretary of the Council
Fra nk N. N�h i t ney,
City Attorney
Pa r ce I
No.
1�5a
585
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER 56g
A RESOLUTION CORRECTING CERTAIN SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR
THE I NSTALLATI ON OF S I DEWALK, Q1R6 AND COMB 1 NA'f I ON � CURB
AN� GUTTER I_N.CERTAIN LOCATIONS.
WHEREAS, by resolution No. 1.�,20 adopted by the council of the cit.y
of Hopkins on the 5th da y of January, �95l�, certain speciai assessments
were adopted for the installation of sidewaik, curt�, combinationr�°curb and
gutter in certain locations, and
WHEREAS, there was included among said assessments an assessment
for the properties abutting upon the North side of Minnetonka Miils Road
from Fifth Avenue to Twelfth Avenue, and
WHEREAS, two of the tracts, pieces or parcels of land agalnst
which said assessments were levied were parcels No. 1�50 and 585, which two
parcels are owned by Independent School District No..225, Hennepin County,
Minnesota, and
WHEREAS, the assessments against said two parcels of land are
inaccurate in that fihere was included therein the costs of the installation
of certain sidewralk, which costs should not have been paid by the city of
Hopkins as the contract of said school district for the construction of the
sen�t:or high school building included the cost of the installation and con-
strucfiion of said sidewalk, and the contractor who installed said sidewalk
should co:l�fect the cost thereof from said school district, and
WHEREAS, said assessments against said parcels No. 450 and 585,
were further inaccurate in that there was included therein an assessment for.
certain sidewalk which was never constructed, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED by the council of the city of Hopkins, Minnesota:
That said two assessment against said parcels No. �.50 and 585 be,
and they hereby are, amended and corrected to read as follo�vs;
Se c.
Lot
2!�
Twsp. F� nge Total Annual
Blodc Prin.
1�7 22 �8,886.73 ��777•3�
117 22 � 83I�.88 � Ib6.98
M`
9
Yea r Yea r Yea r Yea r Yea r
�955 �956 �957 �958 �959 �
�23 �0.55�3•9� �097•�l ��99a�3 �I883.99
� 2�r7 . cr�« 207.05 i97.o3 i s7.o i i 77. o0
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a reg�lar meeting thereof
held this 18th day of January, �955•
A. W. Ed�mqu i st, Secretary of the Counci I
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
V`
� �CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN GOUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUT�I'ON N0. 570
�.o.
A RESOLUTION DECLARING COSTS TO BE ASSESSED AND OR�ERING
PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS.
WHEREAS, contracts have been let, and the installation and con-
struction thereof completed, for the following local improvements, to-wit:
The installation and construction of sanitary sewer mains commenc-
ing at existing manhole 165 feet East of Oakridge Road on Wilshire Walk;
thence westerly along Wilshire Walk to Oakridge Road; thence southerly along
Oakridge Road to the North line of State Trunk Highway No. 7; also commencing
at a point on the North line of`State.Trunk Wighway No..7��.86.87 feet West�of
the East I i ne of the Northwest Quarter (Nb14) of the Norfheast Quarter (N:E4) '
of Section Twenty-four (2I�), Township One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range
Twenty-two (22), thence westerly along the North' line of said Sfate Trunk
Highway.No. 7 approximately 1,265 feet; also commencing at a manhole located
on the North line of State Trunk Highway No. 7 at an extension of the center
Iine of Ninth Avenue North, thence southerly under and'across said Sfafe Trunk
Highway No. 7 along said extensi.on of the center line of Ninth Avenue North to
the intersection of said line with the center line of Fourth Sfreet North; for
which there is to be assessed the sum of �12,316.00 egainst the foll'owing tracts,
pieces and parcels of land, namely, all of the portions of the Northwest Quarter
(NW4) of the Northeast Quarter (NE4) and the Northeasf Qua"rfer (N�) of the
'' Northwest Quarter (NUIF�) of Sect i on Twenty-four (21�)', Toi�nsh i p One Hundred
Seventeen (117), Range Twenty-two (22), Iying •Nor-:t�h of State Trunk Highway
No. 7 and Lots eight (8) and nine (9), block one (I), Knollwood.
The installatfon and construction of water mains along the North
line of State Trunk Highway No. 7 between Fifth Avenue and Seventeenth Avenue,
also along the extension northerly of the center�line of Ninth Avenue from�
Minnetonka Mills Road to the South line of Stete Trunk Highway No. 7, for
which there is to be assessed the sum of �I�.,358.63 against the folloWing
the Northwest Quarter
tra cts, p�.i�eces or parce l s of (and, °�iatne l y: that part of��$��c��ax�sa��Ck#��tx
(NVIFF�) and the Northwest Quarter (NW4) -of the Northeast Quarter (N�) of Sect i on Twenty-
fots- (2!�) , Townsh i p One Wundred Seventeen ( I 17) , Range Twenty-two (22) , I yi ng North
of State Trunk Highwey No. 7 and that part of the North One-half (N-2) of Section
4'
Twenty-four (2I�), Township One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty-two (22),
lying be�tereen State Trunk Highway No. 7 and Minnetonka Mills Road and westerly
�of an extension northerly of the West line of Eighth Avenue North; also Elmo
Park Addition.
a
The installation and construction of�water main.�on Farmdale Road
from Hollyhock Lane to a point 120 feet West of Hollyhock Lane, for which there
is to be assessed the sum of �213.9J� against Tract "C", Registered Land Survey
No. 95, Files of the Registrar of Titles, Hennepin County, Minnesota.
The installation and construction of a water main on Twelfth
Averwe North in front of lots nineteen (19) and twenty (20), blodc seventy-seven
(77), West Minneapolis, Second Divisfon, for which there is to be.assessed the
sum of �609.1�3 against said lots nineteen (19) and?�twenty (20), block seventy-
seven (77), West Minneapolis, Second Division.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 7HE OOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. The costs of each and all of said local irnprovements to be
especially assessed is hereby declared to be the respective amounts hereinbefore
set forth.
2. The city clerk, with the assistance of the city engineer, shall
forthwith calculat� the proper amount to be especially assessed for each of said
improvements against the tracts, pieces or perccls of land hereinbefore described,
including every assessable lot, piece or parcel of land within fihe area affected
without regard to cash valuation, as provided by law, and he shall fite a copy
of such proposed assessments in his office for pub�ic 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 18th day of January, �955•
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Councul
Frank N. Wh i tney,
Ci ty Attorney
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� �CITY OF HOFKINS
HENNEPIN COGNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 571
A RESOLUTION AUTHQRIZING THE ACQUIRING BY CONDEMNATION
PROCEEDINGS IN EMINENT DOMAIN OF CER'TAIN LANDS NECESSARY
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PAI�(ING LOT ADJACENT TO SHADY
OAK BEA CH .
WHEREAS, city of Hopkins,is the owner and operator of a municipal
swimming beach and public picnic ground and recreational area located on
Shady Oak Lake outside of but near the city of Hopkins, Elennepin County,
Minnesota, and
WHEREAS, there is at the present time an inadequate parking area
on the lands owned by the city for the purpose of parking automobiles owned
by various persons who come to and use said municipal facilifies, and
WHEREAS, in order to obtain additional parking facilities to be
used in connection with said Shady Oak beach municipa�l development it is
� the fee simple.title in and to
necessary to acquire the real estate hereinafter described; NOW, THEREFORE,
BE I7 RESOLVED that the city of Hopkins acquire by condemnation
proceedings under the right o.f eminent domain for the purposes hereinbefore
stated, the following described real estafe situated and being in the Town-
ship of Minnetonka, Hennepin County, Minnesota, to-wit:
Tra ct I �
AIl that part of Government Lots 5 and 6 in Section 26, Township
117, Range 22, according to the U.S. Government survey thereof,
described as follows: Commencing at the point of intersection of
the Easterly line of County Road No. 61 with the line dividing
said Government Lot 5 from said Government Lot 6; thence following
the Easterly line of said county Road No. 61 in a Southwesterly, Southerly
and Southeasterly directiob, to its intersection with the North-
westerly line of the main line right of way of the Chicago , Mil-
waukee and St. Paul Railway, said line being parallel with and
distant 123.5 feet Northwesterly from the center line of the most
Northerly or Westerly bound main_track of said railway; thence
Northeasterly 600 feet parallel with said center line of said track;
thence Westerly parallel �►ith said line dividing said.Government
Lot 5 from said Government Lot 6, to the point of intersection of
said parallel line with the Easterly line of said County Road No. 61;
thence Southwesterly along said Easterly line of said.County Road
No. 61, to the point of beginning; excepting that part of above
described premises lying Easterly of a line (said .line to be herein-
after referred to as Line "A") drawn parallet with and 50 feet
Westerly measured at a right angle from the following described line;
commencing at the Southeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of the
Northeasfi Quarter of said Section 26; thence West�along said South
line of said Quarter of Quarter; 215.7 feet; thence deflecting to
the left with an angle of 93 degrees, J�0 minutes, a distance of 872.7_
feet to the actual point of beginning of the line to be described;
thence deflecting right with an angle of 28 degrees, 15 minutes, a
distance of 1.�28.5 feet; thence on a 6 degree curve to the (eft a
distance of 252.8 feet and there terminating; and also excepting the
following described tract; commencing at the intersection of the
center line of present County Road No. 61 and the center line of the
right-of-way of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Raiiroad;
thence Northwesterly at an angle to the left of 80 degrees, 5?
minutes (said angle being:in the Northeasterly Quadrant of said
intersection) a disfiance of 131.6 feet to the Northwesterty rightm
of-way line of said railroad; said point being the a ctual point
of beginning of the tract to be described; thence deflecting to
the right at an angle of 23 degrees, 33 minutes, a distance of
100 feet; thence deflecting.right at an angle of 65 degrees, 3I�
minutes, a distance of 11�2 feet; thence deflecting right at an
angle of 28 degrees, 1�9 minutes a distance of 80.8 feet; thence
deflecting to the left at an angle of 36 degrees, 59 minutes, a
distance of 37.7 feet, more or Iess, to an intersection with afore-
said Line "A"; thence Southwesterly along s�id 1%nne "A" 23 feet,
more or less, to the North�►esterly 1'ine of the right-of-way of
seid Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Ra,�lroad; thence Southwresterly
along said right-of-way tine 279.5 feet to the actual point of
beginning.
T�� ��' Township 117, Range 22,
AIl that part of Government Lot 5 in� Section 26�which (ies
West of a line parallel to and 1320 feet �lest of the East line
of said lot, South of a Iine parallel to and fifty feet nortl�erly,
measured at right angles from the center line of the Chicago,
1�lilwaukee Railway pompany former Shady Oak lce Spur, Southeasterly
of the Southeasterly line of Hennepin County Road No. 61, North-
westeriy of a line parallel to and 123.5 feet Morthwesterly measured
at right angles from the center line of the Chicago, Milwaukee Rai1-
w ay Company Northerly of �►est bound main track es the same is now
laid out and operated and north of a line described as followss
Commencing on a line parallel with and distant 123.5 feet Northwesterly
measured at right angles from the centLr line of the (�icago Milwaukee
Rai.Iway Company Northerly or west-bound main tract as the same is now
laid out and operated at a point 600 feet Northeasterly along said
line from its intersection with the East line of Hennepin County Road
No. 61; the�ce West parallel raith the South line of Government Lot 5
to its intersection with the Southeasterly line of.Hennepin County Road
No. 61 and t�ere terminating, excepting fro►n above described premises
that part lying Easterly of a Iine drau�m Parallel with and 50 feet
Westerly measured at a righfi angle from the following described IWne;
Commencing at the Southeast corner of the Southwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarte fof said 5ecfiion 26; thence West along said South line
of said Quarter�uarter; 215.7 feet; thence deflecting to the left
with an angle of 93 degrees, �.0 minutes a distance of 872.7 feet, to
the actual point�of beginning of the line to be described; thence
defl�cting right w►ith an angle of 28 degrees, 15 minutes a distance of
�28.5 feet; thence on a 6 degree curve to the left a distance of 252.8
feet and therqFerminating.
ADOPTED 6y the Council of the city of Nopkins at a regular meel-ing
thereof held this 18th day of January, 1955•
JOSEPH C. VESELY,MAYOR
A. Wo Elmquist,
Secratary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKINS �
FIENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
` RESOLUTION N0. 572
-�;;
A RESOLUTION FOR HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT.
WHEREAS, by resolutiqn passed by the council on the 18th da y of
January, t955, the city cierk was directed to prepare a proposed assessmenfi
of the costs of the foilowing local improvements, to-wit:
The installation and construction of sanitary sewer mains comrneno-
ing at exisfiing manhole 165 feet East of Oakridge Road on ti�i Ishire Walk,
thence westeriy along Wilshire Walk to Oakridge Road, thence southerly along
Oakridge Road�to the North Iine of State Trunk�Highway No. 7; also.aommencing
at a point on the North line of St�te Trunk Highway No. 7, �86�.87 feet West of
the East line of the Northwest Quarter (NNF4) of the Northeast Quarter (N�)
of Sect ion Twenty-four (2I�.) , Townshi p One Hundred Seventeen (1 17) ;' Range
Twenfiy�two {22); thence westerly along the North Iine°of seid State Trunk
Highway No. 7 approximately 1,2��j feet; �Iso commencing at a manhole Iocated
on fihe North line of State Trunk Mighway No. 7 at an extension of the center
line of Ninth Avenue North, thence southerly under and a cross said State Trunk
Highway No. 7 along said extension of the cenfier line of Ninth Avenue North to
the intersection of said line with the center Ii�ne ot Fourth Street North; for
which there is to be assessed fihe sum of $12,316.00 against the followi•ng trects,
pieces and parce ls of land, name l y, a l l of the port ions `of the Northwest Quarfier
(NNF�) of the Northeast Quarter (NE4) and the Northeast.Quarter (IVE4) of the
Northwest Quar-ter (NW4) of Sect i on Twenty-four (2la.) , Tov�nsh i p One Hundred
- Seventeen ( 1 17) , Range Twenfiy-two (22) , Iyi ng North of Stafie Trunk Hi gh�vay
No. 7 and Lofs eight (8) and nine (9), block one (1), Knollwood.
The installation and construction of water �aeins along the North
Iine of State Trunk Highway No. 7 between Fifth AVenue and Seventeenth Avenue,
also along the extension northerly of the center Iine of Ninth Avenue from
Minnetonka Mills Road to the South line of State Trunk Higha�ay No. 7, for
whi_ch there is to �e assessed the sum of �,358.63 a'gainst fhe_following
tracts, pieces or parc�,ts of land, namely: that part of the Northwest Quar-fer
(NW4-) and the Northwest Quarter (NW�) of the Northeast Quarter (N 4) of`Section
Twenty-four (21�) , Trnvaish i p One Hundred Seventeen •( I f7) ,�Range Tvuenty-two (22) ,
lying Norfih of State Trunk Highway No. 7 and that part of the North One-half
(N2) of Sect i on Twenty-four (2Ja.) , Townsh i p One Hundred Seventeen ( I 17) ,
Range Twenty-two (22), lying between State Trunk k Highway No. 7 and Minne-
tonka Mills Read and westerly of an extension northeriy �f the West line of
Eighth Avenue Norfih; aiso Elmo Park Addition.
The insfiallation and construction of a water main on Farmdale Road
from Hollyhock Lane to a poinfi 120 feet West of Hollyhock Lane, for wrhich
there is to be assessed the sum of $213.91� against Tract "C", Registered Land
Survey No. 95, Files of the Regis�rar of Titles, Hennepin County, Minnesota.
The installation and constructior� of a water main on T�relfth Avenue
Norfih in front of lots nineteen (19) and twenty (20), bloc{c seventy-seven (77),
West �►inneapolis, Second Division, for whieh there is to be assessed the sum
of �609.I�3 against said lots nineteen (19) and twenty (20), block seventy-
seven (?7), West Minneapolis, Second Division,,and
• WHEREAS, the clerk has notified the council that such proposed
assessments,and each of them,have been completed and filed in his office for
public inspection, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE OOUN CIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. A hearing shall be held on fhe first day of March, 1955,`��
the council chambers -in fihe city hall afi 7:30 otclock ,p.m. to pess upon such�`
proposed assessments,and each of them,and at such time' and place al'I persons
owning properfiy affected by such improvements will be given an opportunity to
be heard with reference to such assessments.
2. The city clerk is hereby directed to cause a notice bf �be hearing
on the proposed assessments, and each of them, to be published once in the
official newspaper at least two weeks prior to the hearing, and he shall stafe
in the notice fihe total cost of each of said�improvements.
ADOPTED by the oouncil of the city of Hopkins at a reguFar meeting
theraof held this 18th day of January, 195�.
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Act i ng 'Ci ty Manager
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
,
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
�NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENT
HOPKINS, MINN., JANUARY 20, 1955•
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby �iven that the council of the
city of Hopkins will meet at 7:30 o�clock p.m. on March 1,
1955 at the council chambers in the city hall to pass upon
proposed assessments for the followin� local improvements,
to-��it:
The installation and construction of senitary sewer
mains eommencing at existing manhole 165 feet East of Oakrid�e
' Road on Wilahire Walk, thence westerly along Wilshire 1�1a1k to
Oakridge Roa d, thence southerly along Oakridge Road to the North
line of State Trunk Highway Na. 7; also cormnencing at a point on
the North line of State �Trunk Hi�hway No. 7, I�86.87 feet West of
the East line of the Northwest Quarter (NW4) of the Northeast
Quarter (NE'�)oP Section Twentg-four (2L}.), Township One Hundred
Seventeen (117), R�ge Twent�-two (22); thence westerl.y alon� the
North line of said State Trunk Highway No. 7 approximatelg 1,265
feet; also commencing at a manhole located on the North line of
State Trunk Highway No. 7 at an extension of the center line of
Ninth Anenue North, thence southerly under and across said state
Trunk Highway No, 7 along said extension of the center line of
Ninth Avenue North to the intersection of' said line �ith the center
, �'
line of Fourth Street North; for which there is to be assessed the
sum of �12,316.00 against the folloaving tracts, pieces and parcels
of land, namely, all of the portions of the Northwest Quarter ( NB�)
of the Northeast �zarter ( NE4 ) and the Northeast Quarter (NE4 ) of
the Northwest Quarter (NW�) of Section Twenty-four (2�}), Township
One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty-two (22), lying North
of State Trunk Highway No. 7 and Lots eight (8) and nine (9), block
one (1) , Knollv�ood.
The install ation and conatruction of water mains along
the North line of State Trunk Highway 1Vo. 7 between Fif th Aeenue
and Seventeenth Avenue, also slon� the extension northerly of
. �,.
the center line of Nir� Avenue from Minnetonka Mills Road to the
South line of State Trunk Hi�hway No. 7, for which there is to
be assessed the sum of �l}1�,358.63 against the following tracts,
pieces or parcels of land, namely: that part of the Northvuest
Quarter ( I�F) and the Northwest b�uarter ( NUIi�-) oP the Northeast
Quarter ( NE4 ) of S ec ti on �ven ty-f our ( 2L� ), Township One Hundre d
Seventeen (117), R��e Twenty-two (22), lying North of �tate
Trunk Hi�hway No . 7 and that p art of the Nor th One -half ( N2 ) of
Section Twenty-four (24), Township One Hundred �eventeen (117),
Range Twenty-two (22), lying between State Trunk Highvuay No. 7
and Minnetonka Mills Road and westerl� of an extension northerlg
of the West line of Eighth Avenue North; also Elmo Park Addition.
The installation and construction of a water main on
Farmdale Road from Holl�hock Lane to a point 120 feet VVest of
Hollyhock Lane,,¢for which there is to be assessed the sum. of
�213.94 against Tract �'C'�, Registered Land Survey No. 95, Files
of the Registrar of Titles, Hennepin County,.Minnesota.
The installation and construction of a water main on
Twelfth Avenue North in front of lots nineteen (19) and tv�enty (20),
block ssventy-seven (77), West Minneapolis, Second Division,�for
which there is to be assessed the sum of �609•�.3 against said lots
nineteen (19) and twenty (20), block seventy-geven (7?), West
Minneapolis, Second Divisiong :�.;t: �
The proposed assessments and each of them are on file
for public inspection at the office of the cit� clerk. Written or
oral directions will be considered at the hearing.
The total cost of each of said impro vements is the re-
spective amount hereinbefore set forth.
A. W. Elmquist, actin$ City Mana�er
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorneg
Published in the Hennepin (bunty Review on .lanuary 27, �955•
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CITY OF HOPKINS
,;HENNEP.IN COUNTY, hhINNESOTA
RESOLUT I ON NO . 57J�
A RESOLUTION RECEIVING REPORT AND GALLING FOR A HEARING
ON THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER AND WATER MAINS
IN BOULEVARD 1NANOR AND ADJACENT STREETS.
WHEREAS, pursuant to a resolufiion of the council adopted August 3,
�95�+, a report has been prepared by P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer of the
city of Hopkins, with reference to the installation of water mains in the
following location, namely, on Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues
South from Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin County Highway No. 3 and on Twentieth
Avenue South from Hennepin County H;ghway No. 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 Twentj°eth Avenue,
and for the installation of sanitary sewer mains in the following location,
namely, on Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues South from the East
and d'Uest alleysimmediately South of Excelsior Avenue to Wennepin County Highway
No. 3 and on Twentieth Avenue South from Hennepin County Highway No. 3 to the
North (ine 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 Twenti-
eith Avenue, and
WHEREAS; t.his report was received by the council on January 18, �955, '
NOUJ, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE OOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
t. The council will consider the instatlation of sanitary sewer and .
water mains in said locations in accordance with the report and the assessment
of abutting property for the installation of said water mains except Lots one
(I) and seven (T), bloc� one (I) and lots one (I) and seven (7), bloc� two (2),
Boulevard Manor, and the assessment of abutting property for the installation of
said sanitary sewer mains, for all or a portion of the cost ofthe improvement
pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. L�29.011 to 1a29.11 I, (Laws t953, Ch. 398) at .an:: esti-
mated tota� cost for the installation of said water mains of �31�.,500.00 and at
an estimated tofial cost for the installation of said sanitery sewer mains of
�9,300.00.
2. A public hearing shall be held on auch proposed improvements, and
each of them,- on the 15fh day of February, 1955, i n the counci l chambers of the
city hall at ?:30 ofclock..:p.m. and the acting city manager shall give pub-
lished notice of such hearing and improvement as required by law.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Nopkins at a regular meeting
ther2of held this 18th day of January, �955•
A. W. Elmquistr;
Acting City Manager
Frank N. Whitney,
Ci ty Attorney
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JOSEPH C. VESELY, MA YOR
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOT I CE � HEAR I NG ON THE I NSTA LLAT I ON OF SAN ITAR1( SEWER
AND WATER MAINS IN BOULEVARD MAIVOR AND ADJACEN7' STREETS.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
NOTI'RE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the city oonncil of the city of Hopkins
will meet in the council chambers of the city hall at 7:30 otclock p.m. on
F�bruary 15, �955, to consider the instaliati�n of water mains in the follawing
location,_namely, on Seventeenth, Eighteenth a nd Nineteenth Avenues South from
Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin County Highwa y No. 3 and on Twentieth Avenue South
frorn Hennepin County Highway No. 3 to the North line of that portion of the city
of Hopkins which lies South of Excelsior Avenue, and on Flennepin County Highway
No. 3 from Seventeenth Avenue to Twentieth Avenue, ailso to consider the instal-
lation of sanitary sewer mains in tfie following location, namely, on Seventeenth,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues South from the East and West alleys immediately
South of Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin County Highway No. 3 and on Twentieth Ave-
nue South from Hennepin County Highway No. 3 to the North line of that portion
of the city of Hopkins which (ies So�th of Excelsior Avenue, and on Hennepin
County Higha�ay No. 3 from Seventeenth Avenue to Twentieth Avenue, pursua nt to
M. S.A. , Secs. 1�29.0 I I to 1�29. I I I ( Laws t953, �• 398) • The area proposed to be
assessed for the installation of said water mains is all property abutting
thereon except Lots one (I) and seven (7), block one (I) and lots one (I) and
seven (7), block two (2), Boulevard Manor, and the area proposed to be assessed
for the installation of said sanitary sewer mains is all property abutting
;
thereon. The est i.ma ted cost of the i nsta I lat i on of sa i d wa fier ma i ns i s�31.�,500.00
and the estimated cost of theinstallatl:on of said sanitary sewer mains is
$29,�.00.00. Such persons as dEsir_e to be heard with reference to the proposed
improvements, and each of them, will be heard at tf�is meeting.
A. W. ELMQUIST, ACTING CIlY
MANAGER
FRANK N. WHITNEY, CITY ATTOF�fz'Y
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Pablished in the Hennepin County Review on .lanuary 27 and February 3, 1955•
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�i regular meeting.of the Council of the;+'City of Hopld.ns, Minneeota t+as held at the City
Hall, Tuesd�y, F�ebruary 1, 1955:at"?;30 p;Me
:�embera present �ere M�yor Vese�y, Cou�cilmen Sheldon,.Stevqnao�, Witmer and Hapanger.
A1so City gttorney Whit�y and Finance.Officer Sterling.
Steeenaon moved, �apanger seconded, bills per schedule dated �ebruary 1, 1955, be paid
from the following funds. Carried.
GF�RAL �Nt�� F�TND
SPECIAL REVEI� FiTD1D
SPECIAL ASS�S.SNIENT FUND
P. I. R. F[TND ,
WATSR � F'OND
S�TER � FfTND
� 21,375005
2,433.92
1,043.51
g45.96
2,�40.30
1,038m�8
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that application for oYf sa]e into�cating liquor
license bg y�, T, Matchke be tabled for a hearing to be held on 3/1/55e Carried.
F�panger moved� Stevenson seeonded, tllat reque�t�by �yhill Buildera, dated ],/26/55, for
a 20 year apread of ae�rer and water assesements on 21at Avenue North be tabled, Carried,
Sheldon moved, �apanger seconded, that bingo request by the 1{nights of Columbus for -
Tuesde�y eveninga during Febr�ary and March at #lg - 7th Avenue 3outh, be granted. Carried.
Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that Resolution �5?6, �A i�SOLUTION �06ING A PRC�06ED
9MEN�NT TO MINh�SOTA STATUT�S, S�CTIOAT 263,43 (2,�, ��ed Schibit pg�, be adopted.
Carried. �
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that Resolution �'j68, �g F�,SOIxTTION 0$�RING Ti� RFr-
MOVAL OF EAISTING CUBB AND SI�4dALK AND THE REPLA�MENT TI�REOF WITH IQEGT C(�IDIINgTION
CURB AND GUTTFR AND SII�EWAI�S ON PORTIOI� OF TWEI�TH AVENOE� EI�VENTH AVENiJE AAID EIGHTH
AV�IdOE�� marked Exhibit "B�, be adoptedm Carried.
Empanger moved, Witmer �econded, that the request dated l,/29/55 by the Hopkins Fire
Department pertaining to pay scale on fire calls, be approved and adoptedo Carriedo
Witmer moved, Sheldon aeconded, that the fire contract dated ].,/l,/55 bet�aeen the C3.ty of
Hopkins and Minnetonka Township be approved dsubject to the expense of housing the truck
by the City of Hopkins for one year only,/�yor and 9cting City Manager be authorized
to sign same, �afiried,
Stevenson moved, Witmer seconded, that Mr. Sidney�-S�mith�s report_dated l,/2?/55, pertaiatng �:
�✓ to petition for opening of 16th Aeenue South from Secorid�Street to 5th Street South, be
a�cepted and check into the possibility of p�ocu�fring tfie necessary land for same. �arz�ied,-
Sheldon moved, gnpanger seconded, that Mr. Sidney�-Smith�s report dated 1/27/55 on Street
Lights in Park Valley be accepted and lights be ordered�;in as,recommendedo Carried..
Stevenson moved, �npanger seconded, thst reappoint�ent of,Otto Wenzel to the Police Civil
Service Commission Yor a three year term, from 1,/1/55 to l/7,/5g, as made by A4qyor Vese�y
be confirmed, Carried.
Stevenson moved, �mpanger seconded, that reappointment of Earl Dahlberg and Svente Severson
to �he Recreation Commission for three year terms, from l,/1/55 to 1/],/5g, as made by
Mayor Vese�p, be confirmed. Carried. .
3tevenson moved, Witmer seconded, that Resolution �57?, pl Ri�SOLiJ'TION gDTHORIZIN� TI�
gCQIIIRIl�G BY COI�TION PROt�DINGS IAT �NT DCQKAIN OF LOT TEN (10), BL(�K ONE (1),
�. LOTS ONE (1) TO FIVE (5), BLOCK THi�EE (3) SH�DY O�R ADUITIOAT gND OTHLR LAP1D6� FOR PARK
PUI�F'OS�ES", be adopted. Carried,
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Rsgular Meeting — 2,/l,/55
�npanger moved, Wit�ner seconded, that the proper official of WinstorrNewell Compar�y
be contaated as to the obnogioue odor from their s�noke stack and see what can be
done to eliminat�e same. Carried.
Stevenson moved, Witmer aeconded, that an advance of �2�m�0 each b�r made to Mayor
Vesely and Councilman �npangar tovard expensea of trip to interview prospective
City Manager applicantsm Carried,
Meeting adjourned.
�e W� ElmqU38t� SeC taTy t,0 the CpuIIC31
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 576
A RESOLUTION OPPOSING A PROPOSED AMENQMENT TO
MINNESOTA STATUTtS, SECTION 263.03 (2).
WHEREAS, Minnesota Statutes, section 263.03 (2), provides, among
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other things, that when any person not having a legat settlement within any
fiown, city or village which is operating on the town system of poor relief,
shall be in need of relief, and is so sick or infirmed as to render it unsafe
or inhuman'to move him from such tovrn, city or village, and is need of imme-
diate,-support or relief, the board or council shall provide such assistance
as it deems necessary and the expense so incurred shal! be paid by the town,
city or village, and shall thereupon become a charge against the county, and
the county�may recover the same from the county, town, cifiy or village of
such persorfs settlement, if he have any within the state of Minnesota, and
WHEREAS, it has been proposed by fhe county of Hennepin to amend
such law so as to ma�e it inapplicable to said county, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RcSOLVED BY THE COUN CIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKIN�, MINNESOTA:
That the city of Hopkins is unalterably opposed to any such amend-
ment which would exclude the county of Hennepin from the provisions of this
lativ, and the city requests Senator Archie H. Miller and Representative Alfred
L. Bergerud to oppose any such amendment of the law and to do everything in
their po�ver to defeat.such amendment if the same is presented to the t955
sess i on of ti�e Mi nnesota Leg i s lature.
ADOPTtD by fihe council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this first day of February, �955•
A. &'J. Elmqui�t, Ac9-in� C1ty Manager
�rank N. Whitney, City Attorney
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
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C I TY OF FiOPK I NS
HENNEPIN COUN7Y, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER 568
A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE REMOVAL OF EXISTING CUF26 AND
SIDEWALK AND THE REPLACEMENT THEREOF WITH NEW COMBINA-
TION CURB AND GUTTER AND SIDEWALK ON PORTIONS OF TWELFTH
AVENUE, ELEVENTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH AVEIVUE.
WHEREAS, a resolution of the city council adopted the 1�th day
of January, 1955, fixed a date for a�hearing on the removal of existing
curb and sidewalk and the replacement thereof with new combination curb
and gutter and sidewalk on the West side of Twelfth Avenue North between
Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley immediately.North of Excelsior
Avenue; the VJest side of Twelfth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and
the alley immediately South of Excelsior �venue; the East side of Eleventh
Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley immediately
South of Excelsior Avenue; and both sides of Eighth Avenue North between
Excelsi-�or Ayenue and the East and West alley immediately North of Excelsior
Avenue, and �
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for th �making of this improvement were given ten dayst published notice of
fihe council hearing through two v�eekly publications of the required notice
and the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon on the Ist
day of February, 1955, NOW, THEREEORE,
BE IT RESOLVED by the cowncil ofthe city of Hopkins, Minnesota;
I..Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed a':n the council
resolution adopted January 1�, �955• �
2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer of the city of Hopkins, is
hereby designated as the engineer for said improvement. The plans and
specifications for the construction of all combination curb and sidewalk
in the city of Hopki�s during the year l95�., which were the basis for bids
previously received for all of such work to be done in the city during said
year, are hereby approved and adopted as the plans and specirications for
the remova I of sa id defect ive sidewa Iks and curb and the i nsta I lat ion and
oonst�ucfiion of new combination curb and gutters and sidewalks, and the
bids which were accepted based on said "plans and specifications for the
installation and construction of all combination curb and gutfiers and
��:. sidewalks in the city during said year, are hereby accept�d and approved
as the bids for the work authorized by this resolution.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this Ist da y of February, t955•
A. W. clmquist,
Secretary of the Council
rrank N. Whitney,
City �ttorney
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JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
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CITY OF HOPKINS .
HENNEPIN,COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLt1T I ON N0. 57'%
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE AOQI�JIRING BY CONDEMNATION
PROCEEDINGS.IN EMINENT DOMAIN OF LOT T�TI (10), BLOCK ONE
(I), Lots ONE (I) to FiVE (5), BL�QCK Three (3), SHADY
OAK �, AND OTHER LANDS, FOR PARK PURPOSES.
ADDITION
WHEREAS, the city of Hopkins is the owner and operator of a
municipal swimming beach and pubiic picnic ground and recreation area
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located on Shady 0ak Lake outside of but near the city of Mopkins, Hennepin
County, Minnesota, and
WHEREAS, the use of said municipal facilities by the public has
been increasing ea ch year at such a rapid rate that the present fa cilities
are inadequate and insufficient for the purposes of said swimming beach
and public picnic ground and recreational area and it is necessary in order
to a ccommodate the public and make plans for the future expansion and
improvement of said municipal facilities to acquire additional land adjacent
to the present land owned by the city of Hopkins for such purposes, and
WHEREAS, the city of Hopkins at the present ttme owns in fee simple
all of the land adjoining and adjacent to the following diescribed tracts,
pieces or parcels of land, which land so owned by the city is being developed
for the purposes of said municipal swimming beach and public picnic ground
and recreational area,and,
WHEREAS, in order to obtain such additional park facitities for said
purposes, it is necesoary to acquire the fee simple title in ar�d to the real
estate hereinafter described, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED that the ,.city of Hopkins acquire by condemnetion
proceedings under the right of eminent domain for the purposes hereinb�fore
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stated, the fee simple title in and to the following described real estate
situated and being in the Township of Minnetonka, Hennepin County, 1Ninnesota,
to-wit: Lot Ten (10), Blodc One (I), and Lots One (I) to Five (5), Block
ADDITION
Three (3), Shady Oak �;'according to the duly recorded plat thereof on
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file and of record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Hennepin County,
Minnesota,
also the folloeving described tract, piece or parcel of land, to-wit:
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AIl that part of Government Lot Two (2) in Section Twenty-
six (26), Township One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range Twenty-
two (22), which lies East and South of a line described as
follows: Commencing at the waterst edge on the West shore of
Shady Oak Lake, so-called, at a point three hundred forty-four
(31�.) feet East of a point nine hundred eleven (911) feet South
of the Southwest corner of Government Lot Three (3), in said
Section Twenty-six {26); thence along said line South thirty-
three (33) degrees, forty-two (la2) minutes Vdest two hundred Fifty-
seven and 3�10 (257.3) feet, more or less, to the waters� edge of
said Shady Oak Lake, said tr-act of land containing 53�100 of an
acre, more or less, the intention being to 'convey all that part
of said Government Lot Two (2), which lies South and East of
above described line and its extension to the waters-*: edge of �
said Shady Oak Lake and also to convey any land in said Lot Two
(2), South and East of said line which may be formed by accretion
or by the reliction of the waters of said Shady Oak Lake.
ADOPTEp by thecouncil of the city of Hopkins:at a regular meeting
thereof held this Ist day of February, 1955•
A. W. Elmquist,
Acting City Manager
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
(Officic.l Publication)
CITY Or HOPY.IN�
�iOPKINS, MINPdESOTx
IiJVITtiI'I�rd TO BID i��'L' �PECIr I�A'TIOPdS FOR THE SPR.�iYIi�?G Or' CI`1'Y
OwNEU Ti��'E5 FOR Si:;ALE INSECTS.
Sealed bids will be received et the offices of the Cit� of
Hopkins, ;�;innesota until 10:00 h.M. (C5T), Monday, February 14,
1955, and then and there oper�ed and publicly rerd Fnd tabulated,
o.rd as soon as possible thereafter award of' a cor.trs.ct will be
made bj� the City for the furnishing of mG.terial G.r.d the spraying
thereof' of �.pproximately eigYiteer� r�undreu (1800) trees in the
City owr_ed boulevards a.nd pa�c �,re�.s in trle City of Hopkins,
ilinnesot�.
Specificatioi�s and further details are available at the
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office of the Finance Officer, W. fi. ;terling.
�3id�ers bonds or certified checks are required for lOp of
the bid, as � guar�ntee of entry into � contrs.ct,
The rioht is reserved to �.ccept or reject dny or all bids.
CITY OF' HOPKINS
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W. M. �terlir.g
Finance Officer
To be published in the �Iennepin County Review Febru2ry 3, 1955
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A regular meeting of the City Couneil of Hopkins, IKi,anesota,�was held at the Citg Ha11
at 7:3� P,M,, Tueadqy, Februsry 15, 1955.
�embers p�esent �rere �yor Yese�y, Con.ncilmen Sheldon, Stevenaon, Witmer and I�pangero
Also City �ttorney Whitneym
Sheldon moved, I�upan�er aeconded, bi]1s per schedule dated February 15, 1955, be paid
from the folloving funds;
GEBiFRAL 1�VENL� Fi1ND
3PECIAL REVENT� FtTND
SPEE?�L �SMENT FITATD
P..I, R. FfJND
BOND COI�LSTRUCTIOAT F[1ND
tiigTER I�VENOE FtTND
SE4�R R�VEN� FUND
� 7,676m95
1,523.21
�s�
519v42
259o2g
2,532.4b
6,794.07
ing
�. �npanger maved, Stevenaon seconded,.that authority be granted for the takE/ of the
folloxing bids, Carried.
ae For the installation of a 6n Cast Iron Water Main, from Park I�ne
to Oakglen L�ive in parl�id�e,
b. Installation of a Sprinklsr System in parla�idge park.
c. Erection of a Beach.House at Shady Oak Beach.
� Stevenson moved, � er seconded, that request by t,he Northwestern Bell Telephone
�' Compaq�►', dat.ed z/9 55, to set �ur poles in alley between 15th and 16th gveuue North,
from 3rd to 4th Street, be ganted� au�b�e��el�o �ngineerts approval, Carried,
��r. ' � � � � . . ,
�' Stevenaon moved, Sheldon seconded� that request by DTorthern States Poxer Caapa�y dated
`,�:�. 2/3/55 to place 10 poles on Minnetonka Boulevard, betireen Mi11 Road and County�Road �'73
be �eferred to the Engineer for checking and report. Carriedm
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Sheldon moved, Stevenson seconded, that the Council go on reeord as endorsing ,�; propoaed
� legislation for a County or l�etropolitan Park System as per letter dated 1/20/55 by the
Citizens 3�ague of Greater Nlinneapolis. Carried.
�mpanger mo�ed, Sheldon seconded, that the Sanitary Iandfill equip�ment bids taken on
12/2�/54 be tabled to meeting of 3/1/55. Carriede
Pursuant to notice bids were opened at 10;� g0� on Mondqy, 2/]!�,/55 for the Spraying
of City oaaed trees and the following bids rrere received:
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Town & Country Service
(Holmes Hemphill Co,
z543 Marshall St. N.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Homedale Nursery
Iiight��Y #7
Hopkina, Minnesota
Cost per tree based on 1800 trees
# 1.938
� 1.25
Witmer moved, �panger seconded, that the low bid of Hamedale Nuraery in the amount of
�1.2� per tree, be accepted a,nd the necessary contract forms be p�epared for signatures.
Carrieda
Ste�enson moved, Witmer seconded, that Resolution #5'i�, �A R�,SOI�JTION TESCLARII+� CaSTS TO
`� BE ASSFaSSED �11TD ORAERING PR�P�RATION OF PROP�ED �SS:CSSMERTTSn, marked Exhibit ��A",� be
adoptede Catl'iedo. ` ,
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Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that Rissolution �5g1� nA RES�LTJTION ApPRWING PLAI�S AND ��
S�PECIFICgTI011bS AND OR�RING ADVERTIS� FOR BID6p, marked Exhibit '�B�, be adopted. Carried;
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Sheldon moved, Eanpanger seconded, that xesolution ,�575, "A A�SOLi}TION ORT�;RII�TG TI'�
INST9L�ATION OF 5AIVITARY SF�iER AND �TATER MAINS IN BOUIEVgRD MANOR AND AllJA�NT
S�,'F(EETS AND T� PFtEPARATION OF PLANS;� marked Exhibit pC�� be adopted. Garriedo
N[eeting adjourned,
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A. W0 Elmquist, Secr ary to the Council
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MIaNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 578
A RESOLUTION DECLARING OOSTS TO BE ASSESSED AND ORDERING
PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS.
WHERE4S, contracts have been let for the following local improve-
ments, to-wit: The removal of existing curb and sidewalk and the replace-
a nd
ment thereof with combination curb� gutter�and sidewalk and driveways,where
necessary, on the V`Jest side of Sixth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue
and the East and West alley immediate-ly South of Excelsior Avenue, also on the
West side of Eighth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and fihe East and
West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, also on both sides of Tenth
Avecnue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and VJest alley immediately
South of Excelsior Avenue, also on the East side of Twelfth Avenue South between
Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley immediately South of Excelsior
Avenue, also on the East side of Twelfth Avenue North between Excelsior Avenue
and the East and West alley immediately North of �xcelsior Avenue, also on the
West side of Twelfth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and
West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, and
WHEREAS, contracts have been let for #he removal of existing curb and
sidewalk and the replacement thereof with r�ew curb an.d sidewalk in the follow-
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ing locations, to-wit: On both sides of Eighth Avenue North between Excelsior
Avenue and the Eest and West alley immediately North of Excelsior Avenue,
also on the West side of Twelfth Avenue North.between Excelsior Avenue and the
East and West alley immediately North of Excelsior Avenue, and
WHERE4S, contra cts have been let for the removal of existing curb and
sidewalk and the replacement thereof with new combination curb and gutter and
sidevralk on the East side of Eighth Avenud�:South between Excelsior Avenue and
the East and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, and
WHPBEAS, contracts have been let for the.removal of existing curb and
the replacement thereof with combination curb and gutter on the East side of
Thirteenth Avenue North between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley
immediately North of Excelsior Avenue, and on the East side of Eleventh Avenue South
between Exzelsior Avenue and the East and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Ave., and
WHEREAS, all of the work of removing said curb and sidewalk and the
replacement thereof with either nevr eurb or combination curb and gutter or
sidewalk hereinbefore specified has been completed and the expenses incurred
in the making of said improvements and the amount to be assessed therefor is
the sum of �12,089.51, and
WHEREAS, contracts have been let for the removal of existing curb
and sidewalk and the replacement thereof with new combination curb and gutter
and sidewalk and driveways where necessary on both sidea of Excelsior Avenue
hundred
from a point five�and thirty (530) feet East of the East line of Fifth Avenue
to the East line of Eighteenth Avenae, and
WHEREAS, the removal of existing curb and sidewalk and the replacement
thereof with new combination curb and gutter and sidewalk and driveways where
necessary on theabove described portions of Excelsior Avenue has been completed
and the expenses incurred in the making of said improvement and the amount to
be assessed there�or is.the sum of �76,765.2f, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOFKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. The costs of said improvements to be specially assessed is
hereby declared to be.the respective amounts hereinbefore set forth.
2. The city clerk, with the assistance of the city engineer, shall
forthwith catculate the proper amount to be specially assessed for each of said
improvements against every assessable lot, piece or parcel of land�abutting
thereon, without regard to cash valuation, as provided by law, and he shall
file a copy of such proposed assessments in his office for public inspection.
�. The city clerk shall, upon the completion of such proposed assess-
ments, notify the council thereof.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof hefd this 15th day of February, �955•
A. dV. Elmquist,
Acting city manager
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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J4SEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
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C I T.Y OF HOPK I N S
HENN EP 1 N COl1NTY, M I NNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 581
A RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND
ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS.
WNEREAS, pursuanfi to a resolution adopted by the oouncil of the
city of Hopkins on February 15, �955, the city engineer has prepared plans
and specifications for the installation of water mains in the following
location, namely, on Sevent§enth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues South
from Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin County Highway No. 3 and on Twentieth
Avenue South from Hennepin County Flighvra y No. 3 to the North line of that
portion of the city of Hopkins which lies South of Excelsior Avenue, and on
Hennepin Coun�y Highvray No. 3 from Seventeenth Avenue to Twentieth Avenue,
and,�o� the installation of sanitary sewer mains in the following�location,
namely, on Sevenfieenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenfih Avenues South from the East
and West alleys immeciiately South of Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin County Highwa y
No. 3 and on Twentieth Avenue South from Hennep�t,n County Wighway No. 3 fio 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 Twenti-
eith Avenue, and has presented such plans and specifications to the council
for approval, NOVJ, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COIJN CIL OF THE CIIY OF MOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. Such plans and specifications, which are on fi le in the office
of the city engineer, are hereby approved.
2. The a cting city manager shall prepare and cause to be inserted
in the offfcial paper and.in the �onstruction Bulletin, an advertisement for
bids upon the making of such improvemenfi under such approved plans and
specifications. The advertisement shall be published ir► each of said papers
on the 2L�th da y of February, 1955, shall specify the work to be done, shall
state that bids wi I I be opened byr�.:the:�:a�ti:ng city manager at 10:00 otc0ock a.m.
on Tuesda y, March 8, �955, in his office in the city hal) in the city of
Hopkihs; Hennepin County, Minnesota, and that no bids will be considered unless
sealed and filed with the clerk and accompanied by a cash deposit, cashierts
check, bid bond or certified check payable to the city of Nopkins for fifteen
per cent of the amount of such bid.
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ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this 15th day of February, t955•
A. W. Elmquist,
Acti ng ci ty manager
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
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CITY OF HOPKINS
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A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE INSTALLATION OF SANITAR`Y SEWER
' AND WATER•ARAINS IN BOULEVARD MANOR AND ADJAG'ENT STREETS
AND THE PREPARATION OF PLANS.
WHEREAS, a reso1ution of the city council adopted the 18th day of
January, 1955, fixed a date for a hearing on a proposed insfiallation of water
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mains in the following location, namely, on Sevonteenth, Eighteenth'�and�Ni, e-
teenth Avenues South from Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin County Highway No. 3
and on Twentieth Avenue South from Hennepin Cou�ty Highway No. 3 to the North
line of that portion of the city of Wopkins which lies South of Excelsior
Avenue, and on Hennepin County Highway No. 3 from Seventeenth Avenue to Twenti-
eth Avenue, and on the installation of sanitary sewer mains in the following
location, namely, on Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avenues South from
the East and �Nest alleys immediately South of Excelsior Avenue to Hennepin
County Highway No. 3 and on Twentietn Avenue South from Hennepin County Highwray
No. 3 to the North line of that porfiion of the city of Hopkins which (ies South
of Excelsior Avenue, and on Hennepin County Highway No. 3 from Sev�nteenth Avenue
to Twentieth Avenue, and
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for fihe making of these improvements u�ere given ten dayst 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 15th day of Febru-
ary, �955� NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVE�,BY THE (�UNCIL DF THE CITY OF HOPK(NS, MINNESOTA:
!. Such improvements, and each of them, are hereby ordered as proposed
in the council resolution adopted January 18, i955•
2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, the city engineer of Hopkins, is hereby desig-
nated as the engineer for said improvements, and ea ch of them. He shall prepare
plans a nd specifications for the making of such improvements.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof h��fd this 15th day of February, �955•
JOSEPH C. V�SELY, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Acting City Manager
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney
(Officia.l Publica.tion)
CITY OF' HOPKINS
I-�Ni�LYIPd COUIdTY, i�iTNNESOTA
NO'1ICE FOR BIAS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A BEr1CH �IOUS� Afl'
SlihiiY OtiK 13EACH t1L0iVG WI1�I NEC�SSr1fi,Y ACC£'.SSORIES
Sealed bids will Le received by the City Manager a.t
the City iiall, Hopkins, T�innesotia, until Marcl� �, 1955 �t
10:00 L�.M. (CST), and then and there.opened and publicly
re�ci, and as soon as possible thereaiter r�ward of a contract
will be maae by the City for tY�e above listed items.
Specifications and further details �re availa.ble at the
office of the City En;;ineer.
Biduers bonds or certified checks a:re requested zor 10�
of t�ze bid, �,.s ��u�rantee of' entry� ir�to a contract.
bids.
`1'he ri�;ht is reserved �;o accept or reject any or �11
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CITY OF HOPKIT`S
A. W. Llruquist
Acting �ity A�Sanager
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To be published in the Hennepin County Review, re�ruary.�, 1955.
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(Ofiici�l Publicatior.)
CI'i'Y OF' :KOPKINS
riLNNEPIN COUIvTY, I�IN�]�SO�I'A
IJOTIC�; r'OR BIT:S FOR INS'I'ALLATIOT? Or' SPRINKLER SYST�K
��1\iD W'A'lER T�Ii�_II�TS IN P%iRKRILG�, HOPKITIS, MINi��ESOTA.
5e21ed bids will be received by the City Marlager
at the City Hall, ;;opkins, Minr_esota, until M�ch S, 1955,
at 10:00 A.M. (CST) and ther� and there opened anci publicly
reed, and as soon as possible thereaf'ter �ward of a con-
tract will be made Qy the City for the above listed items.
Speciiications and further deta.ils are avail�ble at
the office of the City �;noineer.
Bidders bonds or certified checks are required for 10�
of the bid, �,s a ouar2nt�e of entry into � contract,
ihe right is reserved to accept or reject �n;� or a11
bids.
CI1'Y ^vF HOPKII�S
A. W. El,mquist
4ctine City M�na.�er
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To be published in the Hennepin County Review repruarJT,�, 1955
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPRINS
HENNEPIN GOIINTY, MINnTESOTA
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR WATER MAINS AND SANITARY SEWER MAINS
IN BQUIEVARD MANOR AATD 20TH AVENTJE SOIITH.
Sealed bida will be received by the City Man�ger et
the City Hall, Hopkins, Minnesota, until March 8, 1955 at
10:00 A.M. (CST), and then and there opened and publicly
read, and as soon as possible thereafter award of a contract
xill be made by the City for the above listed items .
Specifications and further details ere available at the
office of the City Engineer.
Bidders bonds or certified checka are requeated for 10�
of thel�d, as a guarantee of entry into a contract.
bids.
The right ie reserved to accept or reject any or all
CITY OF HOPKINS
A. W. Elmquiat
Acting Cit� Manager
To be published in the Iiennepin County Rsview, February 24, 1955
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(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COIINTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE FOR BID6 FOR WATER MAINS AND SANITARY SEWER MAINS
IN CANIPBELL DRIVE.
Sealed bids will be received by the City Manager at
the City Hall, Hopkins, Minnesota, until March 29, 1955
at 10;00 A.M. (CST), and then and there opened and publicly
read, and as soon as possible thereafter award of a contract
uill be made by the City for the above listed items.
Specifications and further details are available at the
office of the �ity Engineer. �
Bidder bonds or certified checks are requested for 10�
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
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A. W. Elmquist
Acting City Manager
To be publi�hed in the Hennepin County Review, March 10, 1955.
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, March 10� i955.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HEAtNEPIN COTJNTY,MINNES03'�
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR BITUMINOUS SURFACIIQG OF POWELL
ROAD
Sealed bids rrill be received by the City Manager at
the City Hall, Hopkins, Minnesota, until April 14, 1955
at 10:00 g,M. (CST), end then and there opened and publicly
read, and as soon as possible thereafter aaerd of a
contract will be made by the City for the above listed
item.
Specifications and further details are available at
the office of the City Engineer.
Bidder bonds or certified checks are requested for
10� of the bid, as a guaxantee of entry into a contract.
The right is reserved to accept or reject ar�y or all
bids.
CITY OF HOPKINS
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A. W. Elmqui
Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hennepin County Review, March 31, 1955
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, Aiarch 31, 1955
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(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COONTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE FOR BIDu FOR �OATSTRIICTION AND REPAIR OF SII�EWAI�SS, CtTRBS,
AND CURB AND GUTTERS.
BIL1S rr1.11 be received by the City Manager at the City Hall,
Hopkins, Minnesota until April 18, 1955, at 10;U0 �.M., and
then and there opened and publicly read, and as soon as
possible thereafter award of a contract tirill be made by the City
for the above listed conatruction work.
Specifications and further details axe available at the office
of the City Engineer.
The successful bidder must enter into a contract �rlth:the
City in such form as will be approved by the City Attorney, which
contract will include provision that the contractor must commence
the construction and repair of the sidewalks, curbs, or curb and
gutters within fifteen days after being notified by the City
Manager to proceed with s�ny designated work,
The successf�l bidder must also furnish a contractor�s bond in
the sum of �5,000.00.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids.
CITY OF OPKINS
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A. W. Elmmii
Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hennepin County Review April 7, 1955
To be published in Construction Bulletin April 7, 1955
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(Offi�el publica.tion)
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE FOR BID6 FOR ROAD MI%, ROAD TAR, ROAD OIIS
AND ROAD ASPHALT
� BIDS �rill be received by the City Manager at the City
Hall, Hopkins, Mtnnesota, until Apri1 18, 1955, at 10:00 A.M.
end then and there opened and publicly read, and as soon as
posaible thereafter award of a contract ►rill be made by the
City for the furnishing of the above materials.
Bidders on road mix to sub�mit specifications �nd prices
for materisl either at the pl�nt or delivered in truck loads on
the atreets of Hopkins as required.
Bidders on roa.d tar, road oils and asphalt to submit speci-
fications and prices for materials to be delivered in tank truck
lots, distributed ott the streets of Hopkins in quantity and at
locations as required.
The right is reserved to accept�w or reject any or all bids.
CITY OF PKINS `
A. W. Elmaui�
Acting City Manager
To be published in the Hennepin County Rsview April 7, 1955
To be pixblished in the Construction Bulletin April 7, 1955
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A regular meeting of the Cit� Council of Hopkins, Minnesota was held at the City Hall
at 7:30 P.M,, �esday, March 1, 1955.
Members present �rere M�yor Vese�y, Councilmen Sheldon, Stevenson, Witmer and Empanger,
also 6ssistant �ity Attorney Perbix and I1oyd �ese�y,
gnpanger moved, Stevenson seconded, bil].s per schedule dated March`l, 1955, be paid
from the fo7loMring funds:
��PIE�e r. REVENUE FITND
SPECIAL �EVEIWE F[TND
SPECIAL 9SSESSMENT FUND
P. I. R. FUND
BOND CONSTRIICTION F[TATD
WATER REVEN� FIJND
S�kiER REiTEN� I�TND
�12,205.9�
1,475e39
1,1�'Y.65
55g.37
460000
1,541.68
1,308.z6
Sheldon moved, �npanger seconded, that request for suthority to take bids on follouing
be gra.nted. Carried.
a. Sewer and Water Main, Cempbell Addition
be Heavy duty Blacktopping, Potitell Road
Stevenson moved, �heldon seconded, that the City Engineer prepare the necessary
specifications and call for bids for the furnishing of road mat�rial8 a.nd concrete
work for the 1955 season. Carriedo -
Witmer moved, Sheldon seconded, that communication dated 2/21/55 by W. T. Matchke with—
drawing application for off sale liquor licenae at 505 E. Excelsior Avenue be placed
on file and City Clerk return the check in the amount of �100.00. Carried,
Witmer moved, Stevenson seconded, that the low bid of Rosholt Company in the amount of
�16,b67 plus �?95 for the f"urnishing of a Crawler Type Tractor with a Dozier Blade, as
per bids outlined in minutes of 1z/21/54, be accepted. Carried.
Stevenson moved, Witmer seconded, that Resolution #573, "A F�SOI�lTION ADOPTING SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS��, marked Fachibit nAn, be adopted4 Carried.
Sheldon moved, Empanger seconded, that Resolution #579, "A RE,S�J'PION FOR HE�RING OA1
PROP06ED ASSESSMENTS��, marked Exhibit ��B�, be adoptedo Carried, �
Stevenson moved, Empar�er seconded, that1Ii�esolution #582, �A RESOLIITION RECENIlVG RE--
PORT �TD CALLING HEARING ON BY,ACKTOP HESIIRFACING FIFT�NTH AVENtTE NORTH �N THE
MINNEAPOLIS gND ST. IAUIS RAIII�i�Y TRACKS AND FOIIRTH STi�,T NORTH", mar�ed �hibit ��C'�,
be adopted, Carried.
Sheldon moved, nnpanger seconded, that building permit request by Wally Kinn for the
conatruction of a home on the North part of lot located at ,#5 E. Excelsior 8venue be
tabled. Carried.
Stenenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that Northern States Power Compar�yts request dated
2/3/55 for the placing of 10 poles on Minnetonka Boulevard between Mi�ll R�ad and County
Road #'13, be granted� subject to Lngineer�s approval and also approval by Hennepin
Countye Carried, ��
Witmer moved, Eaapanger seconded, that 50� of amount due F. Morettini on the Interlachen
Park sewer a.nd water construction be paid as set up in City E'ngineer Smithgs report
dated 2/28/55. Carried, �
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Sheldon moved, Empanger seconded, that Bergerson aad Casiaell be hired to rehabilitate
Wells #1 and #3. Carried.
Meeting adjourned.
T•
oseph C. Vesely, Mayor
A. W. Elmquist, S retary to the Council
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CITY OF HOPKINS
FiENNEPI(d COUNIY, MINNESOTA
RESOUJTION NUMBER 573
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.
WHEREAS, pursuant to proper notice duly given as required by law,
the council has met and heard and passed upon ail objections to the proposed
assessments for the following local improvements, to-wit:
The installation and construction of sanitary sewer mains commencing_
at existing manhole 165 feet East of Oakridge Road on Wilshire Walk, thence
westerly along Wilshire V�Ik to Oakridge Road�, thence southerly along �kridge
Road to the North I i ne of State Trunk Hi ghway No. 7; �'t,so commenci ng at a
point on the North line of State Trunk Highway No. 7, 1�86.87,feet West of
the East line of the Northwest Quarter (NW4) of the IVortheast Quarter (N 4)
of Sect i on Twenty-four (2L�) , Townsh i p One Hundred Seventeen (1 17) , Range ,
Twenty-two (22); thence westerly along the North line of said State Trunk High-
way No. 7 approximately 1,265 feet; also commencing at a manhole located on the
North line of State Trunk Highway No. 7 at an extension of the eenter line of
Ninth Avenue North, thence southerly tinder and across said State Trunk Highway
No. 7 along said extension of the center line of Ninth Avenue Nort#,�'to the
Intersection of said line with the center line of Fourth Street North.
The installation and construction of wafier mains along the North line
of State Trunk Highway No. 7 between Fifth Avenue and Seventeenth Avenue, also ,
along the extension northerly of the center line;;of Ninth Avenue from Minne-
tonka Mills Road to the South line of State Trunk Highwa No. 7.
1'he instaflation and construction of a water main on Far�ndale Road from Hollyhock
Lane to a oinj- 120 feet West of Hollyhock Lene.
�he installation and construction of a wafier main on Twelfth Avenue
North in front of lots nineteen (19) and twenty (20), block seventy-seven (77),
Wesfi Minneapolis, Second Division, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUN CIL OF THE C1TY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. Such proposed assessments,and each of them, copies of which are
hereto attached and made a part hereof, are hereby accepted and shal! constitute
the special assessments ageinst the lands named therein, and ea ch.tract of land
therein included is hereby found to be benefitted by the proposed improvement
in the amount of the assessment levied against it.
2. Such assessments, and each of them, shall be payable in equal
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annual instaliments extending over a pertod of ten years, the first of the
instaliments to be payable on or before the first Monday in January, t956s
Any deferred installments shall bear interest at the rate of six (6) per cenfi
per annum from the date of the adoption of this assessment resolution. To
the first installmenfi shali be added interest on the entire assessment from
the date of this resolution untii December 3�, �955• To ea ch subsequent
installment when due shall be added interest for one year on ail unpaid
installments.
3. The owner of any property so assessed, may, at any time prior
to certification of the assessment to the county auditor as herein provided,
pay the whole of the assessment against any parcel with interest acErued 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 assessmenfi remaining
unpaid with interest accrued to December 31 of the year in which such paymenfi
i s made.
�.. The clerk shall forthwith transmit a certified duplicate of this
assessment to the county auditor to be extended on the proper tax (ist of the
county, and such assessment shall be collected and Paid over in the same manner
as other municipal taxes.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this Ist day of March, 1955•
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquisfi,
Acd�ing City Manager
Frank N. bVhitney,
City Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKiNS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION No. 579
A RESOLUTION FOR HEARING �1 PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS.
WHEREAS, by a resolution passed by the council on the Ijth day of
February, �955, the city clerk was directed to prepare proposed assessments
of the costs of the following local improvements, to-wit:
The removal of existing curb and side�valk a.nd the replacement
thereof with combination curb and gutter, and sidewalk and drive�vays, where
necessary, on the �Nest side of Sixth Avenue South between Cxcelsior Avenue
and fihe East and West alley immediately South of Excel�ior Avenue, also on
the V'Jest side of Eighth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East
and West all�y immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, also on both sides of
Tenth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and 4Uest alley
immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, also on the East side of Twelfth Avenue
South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley immediately South
of Excelsior Avenue, a�so on the East.side of Twelfth Avenue North between
Excelsior Avenue and the East and 1Nest alley immediately North of Excelsior
Avenue. ��so on tHe West side of Twelfth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue
and the East and West alle�r immediately South of Excelsior Avenue;
The removal of existing curb and sidewalk and the replacement thereof
with new curb and sidewalk on both sides of Eighth Avenue North between Excel-
sior Avenue and the East and West alley immediately North of Excelsior Avenue;
also on the Wesfi side of Twelfth Avenue North between Excelsior Avenue and the
East and West alley immediately North of Excelsior Avenue;
The removal of existing cur� and sidewalk and the replacement thereof
with ne�v combination curb and gutter and sidewalk on the East side of Eighth.
Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley immediately
South of Excelsior Avanue;
The removal of existing curb and the replacement thereof with combina-
tion curb and gutter on the East side of Thirteenth Avenue North between
Excelsior Av�nue and the East and West alleyiimmediately North of Excelsior
Avenue, and on.the East side of Eleventh Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue
and the East and 'ddest alley immediately South of Excelsior �venue, and
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that
WHEREAS, the clerk has notified the council �:H� such proposed
assessments, and each of them, have been completed and fii�d in his office
for public inspection, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE (�OUNCIL OF.THE CfTY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. A hearing shall be held on thc �th day of April, �955, in the
city hall at 7;30 o+clock�;p.m. to pass upon such proposed assessments, and
each of them, and at such time and place all persons o�vning property affected
by such improvements will be given an opportunity to be heard with reference
to such assessments.
2. The acting city manager is hereby directed to cause a notice
of the hearing on the proposed assessments to be published once in the official
newspaper at I�ast two weeks prior to the hearing, and he shall state in the
notice the total cost of the improvements.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this Ist day of March, �955•
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Acting city manager
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS,
HOPKINS, MINNESOTA, MARCH 2, 1955•
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the council of the city of
Hopkins will meet at 7:30 o�clock p.m, on �pril 5, 1955, at t he
council chambers in the city hall to pass upon the following pro-
posed special assessmenta:
The removal of existing curb and sidewalk and the re-
placement thereof with combination curb and gutter, and sidewalk
and driveways, where necessary, on the 9Vest side of Sixth Avenue
South.between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley immed-
iately South of Excelsior Avenue, also on the West side of Eighth
Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley
immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, also on both sides of Tenth
gvenue South bet�ceen Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley
immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, slso on the East side of
T�elf th Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West
alley.immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, also on the East side
of Twelf th Avenue North between Excelsior Avenue and the East and
1Nest , alley immediately North of Excelsior Avenue, also on the West
side of Twelfth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East.
and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue;
The removal of existin� curb and..sidewalk and the repl ace-
ment thereof with new curb and sidewalk on both sides of Eighth Avenue
North between Excelsior Avenue and the East and INest alley immediately
North of Excelsior Avenue; also on the West side of Twelf th Avenue
North between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West a11e� immediately
North of Excelsior Avenue;
The removal of existin� curb and sidewalk and the re-
placement thereof with new combination curb and gutter and sidewalk
on the East side of Eighth Avenue South between-Excelsior Avenue and
the East and West alley ir�nediately South of Excels�ior Avenue;
The removal, of existin� curb and the replacement thereof
with combination curb and �utter on the East side of Thirteenth
Avenue North between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley
immediately Idorth of Excelsior Avenue, and on the East side of
Eleventh Avenue South betaveen Excelsior Avenue and the East and West
alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, °: �;•::
The area proposed to be assesaed for each of said im-
provements is each tract, piece or parcel of land abutting thereon.
are
The proposed assessments/on file for public inspection
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at the office of the city clerk oP Hopkins. UVritten or oral objec-
tions �vill be considered at the hearing.
The total cost of all of said impronements on Sixth Avenue
South, Eighth Avenue North and South, Tenth Avenue�South, Eleventh
Avenue South, Twelf th Anenue North and South and Thirteenth Avenue
North is �12,089.51, and the total cost of all of said improvementa
on Excelsior Avenue is �76,765.21.
A. W. ELMQUIST, Acting City Manager
FRAiVK N. WHITNEY, �it� Attorney
Published in the Hennepin County Review March 10, 1955•
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER 582
RESOLUTION RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING HEARING
�N BLA CKTOP RESURFACING FIFTEENTH AVENUE NORTH
BETWEEN THE M I NNEAPOL I S AND ST . LOU I S RA I LWAY TRg; (XS AND
FOURTH STREET NORTH.
WHEREAS, pursuant to resolution adopted October 19, �95�+, a
report has been prepared by the city engine�er of the city of Hopkins with
reference to fihe improvement of Fifteenth Avenue North from the Minneapolis
and St. Louis Railway tracks to Fourth Street North by blacktop resurfacing
the same, and this report was received by the council on lwarch I, �95�,
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVcD BY THE C�INCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. The council will consider the improvement of said street by
the blacktop resurfacing of the same in accordance with the report and the
assessment of abu�ting property for all of the cost of the imnrovement pursuant
to M.S.A. Secs. 1�29.01 I to LG29. t I I ( laws �953, �• 398) � at an estimated .tota I
cost of the improvement of �2,100.00.
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2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement
on the 19th day of April, �955� �n the council chambers in the city hall at
7:30 ofclock p.m., and 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 Ist day of March, �955•
JOSEPH C. VESELY, I�IAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Acting City Manager
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUIVTY, MINNESOTI�
NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF
FIFTEENTH AVENUE NORTH BY BLACRTOP RESURFACING THE
S AME e�
TO �NHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
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 p. m. on Tuesday, April ��},-1955 to consider the
making of an improvement on Fif teenth Avenue North from the Minne-
apolis and St. Louis Railroad tracks to Fourth Street North by
blacktop resurf acing the same pursuant to M.S.A. Secs. I}29.011
to 1}29.111 (Laws 1953, Ch. 398). The area proposed to be assessed
for such improvement is the property abutting thereon. The es-
timated cost of such improeement is Two Thousand one hundred Dollars
(�2,100.00). Such persons as desire to be heard with reference to
the proposed.improvement will be heard at this meetinge
A. W. ELMQUIST,
Acting City Manager
W. HARLAN PERBIX,
Assistant City �ttorney
Published in the Hennepin County Review on March 17 and 21}, i955•
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A regular meeting of the City Coun�il of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held on
Tuesday, March 15, 1955 at 7:30 F.M. in the City Ha11.
Nlembers present were Councilmen Witmer, �npanger, Stevenson and Sheldon. Also City
Engineer SidneyLSmith, Assistant City Attorney perbix and F`3.nance Officer Sterling.
Sheldon moved, �npanger seconded, that Councilman Witmer be appointed M�yor Pro Tem.
Carried. �
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Sheldon moved, Stevenson secor3fled,� bills per schedule dated �ch 15, 1955, be paid
from the folbwing funds: —
GEAIERAL F{EVEI�iJ& F[TND
SPECIAL F7EVENUE FUND
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FIJNl3
P. I o R. F[TND
WATER REVENUE FUND
SEWER FRTND
� g,287.0�
1,386e40
61.62
686.35
3,872.67
544e75
Stevenson moved, �npanger seconded, that bingo request by Knights of Columbus for
�.iesday evenings during April and 1�p 1955, at lg — 7th �venue South, be grantedo Carried.
Stevenson moved, F�npanger seconded, that 1955 Memo of Agreement between the City of
Hopkins and Public Employees Ioca1 ,{}918 Teamsters A,F.L., be accepted and placed on
file. Carried. E= z�� �� T� p-
Eanpanger moved, Sheldon seconded, that permission be granted to the Chsmber of Commerce
to cap the parking meters on I�11ar Days, March ?l,., 25 and 26th. Carried.
Sheldon moved, Stevenson seconded, that request by William Sterling, Finance Officer,
dated 3/15/55 for fund transfers be gra.nted. Carried. °
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that petition as presented by some of the residents
of Boulevard Manor opposing the construction of sewer and water mains in Boulevard Manor
for at least two years� be placed on file. Carried unanimously.
Empanger moved, Sheldon Seconded� that the City furnish the ma,terial for a storm sewer
drain on the �ast side of East Park Valley Ik�ive to 7th Street South. Carried,
Pursuant to notice bids were opened at 10;00 A.M. on �esday, 3/�/55 for the construction
of water and sewer mains in Boulevard Manor and the following bids were received; .-
C,�011 i
Art Bolier
Swanson I�cavating Cos
Peter �metti Const.Co.
Northern Contracting Co.
E. J. Bianconi
F. Morettini, Inc.
Barbarossa & Sons
Phelps—I�ake
�fi Aqarianni
Wm. V. Terry Fxc. Co.
St. Paul I�edging Co.
':. ��.
� 27,680,00
z4., 986.70�
26,g83.25
27,559.65
26,8g3.40
27,762030
29,55z.00
30,180.80
2g,226,50
29,518.00
33,183.65
ti�;L�i,
� 19,�1�.70r�
23,b73.75
23,114.36
23,477.55
z6,565.zo
25,765020
z4,077.90
?1,.,163.10
29,71g,65
28,429.50
26,9g9e50
e� ., _
� 47,49g.70
4g,66o.45
_ 49,997.61
51,037.20
53,�+8.60
53,527e50
53,629e90
54,343090
57,945.15
57,947a50
60,1�3.15
t#�_: sa�.
Tied Bid
Tied Bid
Tied Bid
Tied Bid
Tied Bid
Tied Bid
Tied Bid
Tied Bid
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Sheldon moved, �npanger seconded, that the low bid of A:rt Bolier in the amount of
`� �19,818.70 for seuer mains and Swanson Excavating Compa.r�y, in the amount of �2k�9�5,70 �-
for water mains be accepted and the proper contracts and bonds be drawn up for signatures.
Carriede
Bids were also opened for water main and sprinkler system in pari�idge park and the
following bids were received;—
BIDDER
Fred Swanson & Hopkins
Plumbing & Iieating
Swanaon F�ccavating Co.
Art Bolier
F. Morettini Gonst. Co.
Northern Contracting Coo
Win. V. Terry Exc, Co.
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$ 1,155010
1,344.00 ^
1,g30.00
1,685,00
1,860.00
� 1,197.61{. � 2,35ze74 (Requests permi.ssion
2,376.50 3,720.5oto withdraw bid )
2,141075 � 3,971.75
4,�.00 Tied bid rejected
3,917s0� 5,602.05
4,712e25 6,57z,z5
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Regular Meeting — March 15, 1955
Stevenson moved, F�mpanger seconded, that communication da.ted 3/11/55 by Fred Swanson
pertaining to bida on psrkridge water main and.aprinkl.er system be placed on file, Carried.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded� that the low bid of Swanson Excavating Campany in the
amount of �13L�4.00, for the construction of park�fridge water main be accepted. Carried.
Sheldon moved, �npanger seconded, that the low bid of �rt Bolier in the amount of
�2141,75, for the installation of the sp�inkler system be accepted. Carried.
Eids were also opened for the constra.ction of a Beach Houae at Shady Oak Lake, a.nd the
following bids were received; —
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Olaus Johnson
Crawford Merz Company
Riley Construction Compar�y
Fitzgerald Bros.
r`�C�i����
� 5,965v0o �
6,500,00
7,113.00
7,g60o00
Sheldon moved, Stevenson seconded, that the loW bid of Olaus Johnson in the amount of
�5965.00 be accepted. Carried,
5heldon moved, �panger seconded, that the petition and correspondence file on the
grading and opening of 16th gvenue South f`rom Second Street::South to 5th Street South,
be tabled. Carried. ,
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that Reaolution �85, �g RI�OIdJTION OR�RING PRE;P�RA�
TION OF I�EPORT ON THE IATSTgIdATION OF CCQ�INATION CIIRB AND GIITTER OAT THB SOUTH SII� OF
EXCEISIOR gVENIIE BETWEEN HO�D� AVENUE AND MEgD()WBROQK ROAD�, marked �rhibit ��n, be
adopted. Carried. r , -
Sheldon.moved� F�panger seconded� that Hennepin County be authorized to take fill material-�
excep�6t 8,000 cubic yards which Will be needed by the Recreation Department for beach
purposes,from Koo�an property at Shady Oak Beach which is being acquired through
condemnation, Carried.
Sheldon moved, 5tevenson seconded, that the copy of the letter dated 3/g/55 to N6r, phil
W. Smith, �cting City Manager of 5t. Iouis Park, by Hugo G. Erickson, City Engineer
of Minneapolis pertaining to an enlargement of West 3gt� Street seWer main between L�ew
arid gerxes Avenues� be placed on file. Carried,
5heldon moved, Stevenson seconded, that the City Engineer'check into the possibility of
easements covering storm sewer-'d'rainage from Cottage Downso Carried,
,: Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that the Skel�y Oil Compatty land deal, as negotiated
for the exchange of land necessary for County Road #3 at Washington and �celsior Avenues
�>- be approved and referred to the City �'tto.rne3r for the drawing of the necessar� deeds.
Carried.
Sheldon moved, �apanger seconded� that the contract for the lend leasing.of cars be
referred to the City Attorney for checking as to the cancellation clausee Carried.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that the December 1954 FYnancial Statement be
accepted and placed on file, Carried. .
Sheldon moved, �npanger seconded, that Acting City Manager A. W. Flmquist be paid an
extra �100.00 per month for January, February and March 1955. Carried.
Meeting adjourned.
ATTEST:
Joseph Witmer,.M�yor Pro Tem
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A. W. Flmquist, Secr ary to the Council
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MCNNESOT�
RESOLUTION IdUMBER 585
A NESOLUTION ORDERING PREPA�'�ATION OF REPORT QN THE
INSTALLATION OF CONBINATI�N CURB AND GUTTER ON Th'E SOUTH
STDE OF EXCELSIOR AVENUE BEZ'inIEEN HOMEDALE AVLNUE AND M��DOW-
BROOK RO_AD.
WHEREAS� it is proposed to imprave E4�celsior Avenue by the installa-
tion of combina.tion curb and'gutter on the South side thereof between Homedale
Av�nue and rleadowbrook Road� and to assess tkie abutting property for a11 or a
portion of the cost ,of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A. Secs. 1�29.011 to
l�29.111 (Laws 1953� �h. 398), NC�d, THEREEQRE�
BE IT RESOLVED Z'HAT THE CI�Y COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA�
That the proposed improvement be referred to P. S. Sidney�Smith, city
engineer for the city of Hopldns, for 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 improvement is feasible and as to whether it
should best be made as proposed or in connectioi� with some oti�er iraprovement,
and the estima.ted cost of the improvement as reco�runended.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hoplans at a regular meeting
thereof held this 15th day of March, 1955.
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney
Through the process of �collective bargaining betVreen the City of Hopldns
; represented by its City Council-and Public Employees Loca1 918 TeaYnsters �.F.L.�
the f ollowing agreement 2ias been reached. providi.rig for wages - and worla:ng
conditions for Hopkins City employees for the year beginning January 1� 195�.
l. BasiB Salary -�wo steps or -8� o� base pay plaa� with �eacfi
four-hours rediiction iri work �eek considered" as tYie eqv.i.valent
of one step for employees receiv3ng such work week reduction.
Increase for department head§ to--put them properly above the
highest paid operative employee in their departmertts
Increase for call duty fraen 2 to 0 per month for utility
department eraployees subject to call,
2. Work Week - 1�0 hours per week f or a71 employees.
3o Overtime - Over 0 hours per week or any work Saturdayr and
S unday unle s s part of j ob � t ime and one -half .
�. ___ _ _ _ ._.. . . ..... . _ . . _.
1�0 Holiday Time - Double tiiae- if� worked regularl� or called for
special duty on.a legal holiday.
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. Sickleave - One day per month�aecumulating to I20 days ior 10
years or more replacirig present�one day per morith cumulatirig
to 60 days iar� IO years service� 75 ior 15" y�ears and 90 days
for over 15 y�ears o Pro-rated �f or temporar3r part-time or
permanent part-time employees.
6. Rest Periods - Continued informa� grant of two fifteen-mirrute
rest periods per day.
7o Holida - Continue ractice of wor '
ys p k�g a short day the da3r
tiefore a holiday without time penalty as to employees not putting
in the f ull day.
8. Vacations - One year to IO years service - 2�reeks
10 years or more - 3 weeks -.
9. Part�time - Probation and permanerrt part-time employees sha�s
all above benefits pro-rated.
Provisional employees are not covered by above.
The Cit� of Hopki:ris wi]1 taks the riecessary�leg'islative or administrative
steps to make tiais agreement effective Januar� l� �955.
BQr Parker Nolan atopped in at the offioe this morning to clariPy for
us item #1 above. The te�o steps referrad to above was meaat for the
Poliae Department in order to bring tham to a 40 hour �reek with all
other employees. A one step inorease for other employees as per
schedule attached. �
A �P Elmquist 4�22�b5
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CITY OF HOPRINS
HOPKINS� MINNESOTA
Salaried Positions Nuinber� oi Range�� Name Monthly
Positions & Step Salary Rate
City Manager Vacant
Stenographer 1 25 g D.Johnson �25�.00
City Attorney 1 -- 100;00
Municipal Judges 2 ��- PT 50;00
Cle rk 1� -- PT 100.00
City Clerk - I �.3 A A; Elmquist 57.l�.,00
Account Clerk-Typist 1 26 A R; Leaxy 26I�;00
PB�X Operator 1 21� A P. Wheatley 21�l�..00
Finance Officer-Assessor 1 J�0 A W. Sterling lt57.00
Custodian 1 32 g B. Robison 33�.00
Police Superintendent 1 39 � H. � Puck �.39e�
Officer 1 3!� B E. Johnson 375:00
Officers 6 3!� A C. Lu� 361e00
S: Jobnson
W:Peterson
W; Scanlan
C. Graridstrom
C . J ohns,on
Fire Stewaxd
Dispatcher
Highway Superintendent
Heavy Equipment Operator
Maintenance Equipment Operator
Mechanic DTiver
Snowpl:o� Operator Driver
Driver
Laborer
S anitation Drivers
Laborers
Dumpman
D.._ _ ._ _....
Health Officer
Librariari
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Recreatiori Director
Recreat�ion Assistant
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Engi.iieer
Engineeririg Aide
Water�e�ier Superintendent
Supt; Emeritus `
Utility Operator
n n
La.borer
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Acc ount- -CIe rk �
Assessment Account Clerk
I -m
1 --
1 39 A
2 36 A
3 35A
1 34 A
l 34 A
3 33 A
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2
1
1
32 B
33 A
32 A
26 A
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PT
E. 3ielke
C. Carter
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E. Dukatz
V. Sletten
Vacant
W: Harison
G: Berglu�l
D: Carlsori
G, Robirison
�o Q�.SOIl
E. Dodge
B: His`satn
J. Dotsoa�
J; Specicen
H: Sohauer
F. Stodola
-� pT
23 A PT
39 A L: Harris�-
27 A M. HencLricks �
1�7 A P. Sidney�mith
3!� A P, Caiigliren
39 A J: Brecka
-o H: Olson
33 C Js �i'OITlaC��CO
33 g G; schug
H: christianson
32 A R:Farriick
J. Tholea
26 A D: Isenbarger
27 A A. S al a
361;00
361;00
361:00
361;00
361.00
85:00
210.00
�t39.00
390.00
,375:00
375:�
375s00
361,00
36I,o0
3�.7.00
34I.7.00
347 s�
3�.7.00
347°00
31�7 soo
33�0�
334:00
26el�,00
16:66
235:00
1.�39e00
275:�
601:00
361a00
�.39:�
100,00
377s� �
3�.7.00
347.�
334000
334aoo
28b;o0
275s00
PT = Part T�me
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Hourly Rates - To be computed according to
prasisions of �Section ].L�� 8ubdivision 1� of'
Ordinance #68•
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�I�O;OO per month-extra for two u�3lity departm�ent
employees subject to "CALL DUTY"'s
20 hour a week for Part-Time Police.
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PUBT�IC EMPLOYEES UIVION
LOCAL N0. 918
July 6, 1951�
Mr. W. R. L, Taylor
City Manager -
Hoplfl.ns� Minnesota.
Dear Mr. Taylor:
With reference t o our first negotiating meetino of this yeax and for the
bene�i.fis for 1955.
Brought out in the discussion was the point that PauJ. Caug�ren should ad-
vance to the position�of Engineering Aide and this we are doing or rather �e-
questing at this timeo
We have since our meeting discussed with the members oi the police dep-
artment the follawing:
l, One step increase and reduction to a forty hour week.
2, The f3sst increment step wYiich is naw due most of the men in the de-
partinent. This same a.ncremen.t step should also refer to your men who
are on a part time basi,s as pro rated. We feel this is a fair request
as most of the part time police are on a regular scfiedule at so niax�,y�
hours per week ancl therefore actually becoine "Regular part tiiae inen".
We have also had request to present the following.and would like to meet
with you on the individual points,
A, Fifty dollar uniform allowance for alI officers� full or pa-�,t time.
B. The adclition of one officer to fill the 7 to 3 shift iahich is now
being worked by the Superinterulent who has to spend much of his time
in the office. This will fill out the shifts co�¢pletely � th two men
on tlie 3-1I sYiift� t�o inen on the 1I-7 shift, one man on the 7-3 shift
and one man on the meter or commercial beat 9-5.
C. The iriclusion iri the budget of �25,00 each for a four inan� pistol team
to attend the state pistol shoot at the yearly convention,
Would you please advise i,rlien we can meet with you at lunch soon so we can
discuss these various requests,
Yours trul�r�
Ted Gardrier Parker S: Nola.n
President, Secg-Treasurer
•3�{.y .
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A special meeting of the City Council of Hopk:ins, Minnesota was held at the Gity
Ha11 at �:00 P.M., Thursda;y, March 24, 1955.
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"$�' Msmbers present uere Mayor Vesely, Councilmen Sheldon, $tevenson, Witmer and
Empanger. Also City Engineer Sidney�Smith.
Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that Mre Sidney S, Frisaell of Ha�ings—on—the Hudson,
Ne�r York, be hi,red as the third City Manager at an annual salary of �000, effective
as of 4/1/55, plua the use of staff car. Carriedo
Stevenson moved, Witmer seconded, that Donald Id �aTallick be appointed Assessor and
Finance Officer under pay range 35g at �375.00 per month, effective 4/1/55. Carried.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that the roof on #1 Pump House be cut down as
recommen�ed by John Brecka and work to be done by his crew. Carried,
Sheldon moved, Stevenson aeconded, that authorization be made for the purchase of
material necessary for the new roof on #1 Pump House. Carried0 -
Stevenson moved, Witmer aeconded, that the required carpenters be hired to a�uild
roof on #1 Pump House and work to be done under the supervision of the Engineering
Department. Carried.
Meeting adjourned.
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A. W, Elmquist, Secret to the Council
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A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota was held at the
City Hall at 7z3� P.�4., �esday, gpril 5, 1955.
Members present were Mayor 9esely, Councilmen Sheldon, Stevenson, Witmer and �npangero
Also Assist� City Attorney Perbix and City Engineer Sidney�Smi.th.
�npanger moved, Sheldon seconded, that bills per schedule dated April 5, 1955 be paid
from the following funds. Carried.
GEI�RAL REVENIJE FITND
SPECIAL, REVENiJ� F[JND
SPECIAI, AS3FSSMENT F'UND
Pe I• #o FUND
BOND 60NSTRUCTION FUATD
WgTER REVENi)E Ff7ND
SEWLR R�.'VENIIE FqTND
� 12,95g.90
2, ].!}0.70
4eg�
6z9.96
295.57
1,937.56
1��Oe79
5heldon moved, Stevenson seconded,.that request by Northwestern Bell Telephone Compar�y
dated 3/23/55, for permisaion to pla.ce buried c�ble in alley betveen First Street North
and Excelsior Avenue just East of 13th Avenue be granted; Carried.
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that request by Northern States Power Company for
permission to place one pole at West Park Valley L�rive at 6th Street South be granted.
Carried. �
Sheldon moved, Stenenson seconded, that Deputy gssesaor Bonds for Arlyn Sala, Mabel Fish,
Clara H, Hokanson and Iorraine Re Naze be accepted and same be mailed to the �untg
Auditor for filing. . Carried.
Councilman �3npanger offered the following resolution;— �S the governing boc�p of ;�
City of Hopkins ha,s heretofore entered into a written contract dated A�arch 2, 1954 between '
said municipality a.nd the Suburban Hennepin County Relief Board of the County of Hennepin ;;
for the administration and supervision of poor relief in said municipality, and
WI�RE�LS it ia the desire of both the said mwaicipality and said Suburban Hennepin
County Rslief Board to conti�ue the terms of said contract in full force and effect until
such time as the same m�y be canceled by either party thereto as in said contract provided,;
NOGT THEi�EFOI�E IT IS HE1�BY RESOLVED, that all of the terms, conditions and provisions
of that certain contract heretofore entered into between said City of Hopkins and the
Suburban Hennepin County Relief Board, be, and the same hereby are continued in fu]1
force and effect and are binding upon both parties thereto the same as though said corr-
tract was at this da.te signed and made aneu, and said contract shall remain in full fQrce
and effect until such time as the sam.e m�y be hereafter canceled by either party under �
the terms a.nd conditions as provided in said contract.
HE IT FFIE�REBY FITRTHER 1�.SOLVED that a copy of this Resolution shall be aigned and
executed and filed with the Suburban Hennepin County Relief Boardo
The question was on the adoption of the resolution and the roll being called there
were 5 yeas and no n�ys, as follows;
Sheldoz�
Stevenson
Wi.tmer
F�na.n�er
Vesel�r
And so the resolution was adopted.
I certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a resolution passed by
the City Council of the City of Hopkins of Hennepin County, Nii.nnesota at its regular
meeting held on the 5th d�y of April, 1955.
�. W. ElmQuist
City Clerk
Sheldon moved, �panger seconded, that counnunication dated 3/22/55 by the Hopkins F3.re
Department pertaining to gth Avenue South being opened into County Road #3 and being
marked as a�i.re Iaxie, be referred to the Citg Engineer for checking a.nd report. Garried.
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Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that request dated 3/31/55 for permission to trans-
fer �SppO from General Surplus to Eecreation Contingencg, be granted. Carried.
Stenenson moved, �npanger seconded, that communication dated 4/4/55 by Acting Superin-
tendent of police Howard A. Puck pertaini.n.g to a Comprehensive Traffic Ordinance for
Hopkins be referred back to him for more detailed information as�to contents of said
ordinance. Carried.
Witmer moved, Sheldon seconded, that communication dated 3/24/55 by T. E. Barrowman
perta3.ning to drainage problem at 606 I�illane, be referred to the City Eagineer for
checking and report. Carried. �
Witmer moved, S�be�enson seconded� that report dated 3/31/55 by the gcting City Manager
pertaining to the issuing of a building permit and purchase of part of lot from�Wal7�
Kinn be approved, subject to Mr. Kinn signing an agreement as to no adflit�nal building
construction being don�e on his lot at � E. Excelsior Avenue on account of the pro-
posed new Iiighway, Carried,
Sheldon moved, Empanger seconded; that a 12 ft, curb cut for drivew�y on the East
side of Int 1, Block 3, West Minneapolis on gth Avenue South be granted to John Koss.
Carried. .
Steeenson moved, Witmer seconded, that Rssolution �580, tt�ESOLUTION ADO�PTI1� SPEGIAL
ASSFSSMENTS", marked Exhibit ��g►� � be adopted. Carried.
Pursuant to notice, bids were opened at 10;00 A.M. on
struction of.water and sewer mains on Campbell Drine
received; -•
Northern Contracting
Swanson Bccavating.
F. ?�Iorettini
Art Bolier
Bill Terry (WmeV.)
,�.
�2,696.00
2,701.00
3,066.40
3,2g9.20
5,160.00
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4,772.30
5,333.00
5,207.50
8,46g.00
Tuesday 3/29/55 for the, cor�
and the follo�ring bids �►ere
TOTAL
�6,721.50 ^
7,473e30
g,399.40
�,:49�.70
13,628,00
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Sheldon moved, $npanger seconded, that the low bid of Northern Gontracting Compar�y in
the amount of �6,721.50 be accepted and the contract and bond forma be drawn up for
signatures, Carried.
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� Stevenson moved, Eanpanger seconded, that the pr��e-stir:� dated 4/5/55 against the'Street .
Light gssessments on 8th Avenue South be referred to the City Manager and City Engineer
for checking as to'assessment� a�ainst residential property, Carried.
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Stevenson moved, Empanger seconded, that the appointment of Elmer Co Miller as Weed
Inapector for 1955 as made by M�tyor Vesely be confirmed. Carried,
Meeting adjourned,
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A. W. Elmquist, Se tary to the Covncil
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CITY OF HOPKINS ��';' '
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 580
RESOLUTION ADOPTING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.
WHEREAS, pursuant to proper notice duly given as required by law,
the oouncil has met and heard and passed upon all objec�ons to the proposed
assessments for the following local improvements, to-wit:
The removal of existing curb and side�lk and the replacement
thereof with combination curb and gutter, and sidewalk and driveways, where
necessary, on the West side of Sixth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue
and fihe East and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, also on
the West side of Eighth Avenue South between Exeelsior Avenue and the East
and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, also on both sides of
Tenth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley
immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, also on the East side of Twelfth Avenue
South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley immediately South
of Excelsior Avenue, also on the East side of Twelfth Avenue North between
Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley immediately North of Excelsior
Avenue, also on the West side of Twelfth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue
andthe East and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue;
The removal of existing curb and sidewalk and the replacement thereof
wifih new curb and sidewalk on both sides of Eighth Avenue North between Excel-
sior Avenue and the East and.West alley immediately Norfih of Excelsior�Avenue;
also on the West side of Twelfth Averiue Nortti between Excelsior Avenue and the
` East and West al(ey imm�diately North of Excelsior Avenue;
The removal of existing curb and side�lk and the replacement thereof
with new combination curb and gutter and sidewalk on the East side of Eighth
Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and the East and bUest alley immediately
South of Excelsior Avenue;
The removal of existing iaurb and the replacement thereof with combina-
tion curb and gutter on the East side of Thirteenth Avenue North between
Excelsior Avenue and the East and West alley immediately North of Excelsior
Avenue, and on the East side of Eleventh Avenue 5outh.between Excelsior Avenue
and the East and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue, �qpWj� THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CIiY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA.:..
I. Such proposed ass�ssments, and ea ch of them, copies of which
are hereto attached and made a part bereof, are hereby accepted and shall
� constitute the special assessments againsfi thelands named therein, and
ea ch tract of land therein included is hereby found to be benefitted by the
proposed improvements in the amount of the assessment levied against it.
2. Such assessments, and each of them, shal) be payable in equal
annual installments extending over a period of five years, the first of the
installments to be payable on or before the first Monday in January, 1956.
Any deferred installments shall bear interest at the rate of six (6) per cent
per annum from the date of the adoption of this assessment resolution. To
the first installment shall be added interest 'oa:�+ the entire assessment from
fihe date of this resolution until December 3�, �955• To ea ch subsequent
;�
installment when due shall be added interest for one year on.all unpaid
installments.
3. The owner of any property so assessed may, at any time prior
to certification of the assessmenfi to the oounty auditor as herein provided,
pay the whole of the assessment against any parcel 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 interest accrued to December 31 of the year in auhich such payment
is made.
�.. The clerk shall forthwith transmit a certified duplicate of
fihis assessment to the county auditor to be extended on the proper tax list
of the county, and such assessmenfi shall be collected and paid over in the
same manner as other municipal taxes.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regu(ar meeting
tliereof he I d th i s 5th da y of Apr i I, t955 •
A. W. Elmquist,
Acting City Manager
Frank N. INh i tney,
City Attorney
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JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
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A regular meeting of the City Council of Hopkins, Minnesota was held at the City Hall at
7:3� P.M,, Tuesday, April 19, 1955.
Members present were Mayor Vesely, Councilmen Sheldon, Stevenson, Witmer and Etnpanger,
Also City Ma.nager F�issell, City Attorney Whitney and City Engineer Sidney�-Smith,
Sheldon moved� �npanger seconded, bills per schedule dated April 19, 1955, be paid from
the following funds: .
GENERAL F[TND
SPECIAL FUND
SPECIAL gSSESSMENT FUND
P o I, R. F[1ND
WATER H�VE1ViJ� FUND
�R REVENtiE F[TND
$ 16,880,56
2, 101.l�1
69.91
�91067
21,265.96
1, ?1�.5.33
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that Resolution �588, �A RE50LUTION ORIIXE�IRING P1�EPARaTION
OF A F�PORT ON TH� BI,ACKTdP SURFACI1tTG OF FIRST STI�'P NORTH FR�+I FI�'PH AVENUE TO SEi1EI�
TEENTH AVENt1E, AISO CERTAIN ALLEYS"9 marked Exhibit �Ap, be adopted. Carried.
Em nger moved, Stevenson seconded, that request by the Minneapolis Gas Compar�y� dated
3 29/55, for permission to make gas main extensions on Farmdale Road East of Hollyhock
Lane and on Campbell Urive North of County Road #18 be grantede Carried,
,_, �+Titmer moved, Sheldon seconded, that recom�endation of the following Clerks, Judges and ;;;;:' ;:;��;.;fi
Ballot Counters for the City Election to be held on �iesda�y, May 17, 1955 be accepted arid „,� �?
`' the hourl rate of be set at 1.25 '��'�
Y PaY � per hour. Carried.
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. �SSTRICT #1 HARIEY HOPKINS SCHODL �;'�=; ;
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Elizabeth Slav�n f:� ;``
Glac�y's Escher '��`
Selma Pahl
Irene Miller
� Betty Carlson
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Carrie Spott
E°lizabeth Lemke
Max�garet C. Owens
Estella Olson
N�yrtle Vickerman
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Lola NIm Yackel
Lilli:an �`lmqui.st
Mary Bastyr
Mary Mallery
Flora Caroline
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A1ice M. Anderson
Sophia Nicolai.
Adeline Sedesky
Louise Lussier
Grace Iundahl
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�y Sullivan
Sal�y McBratnie
Edna Wilco�
Lauretta Poseley
Louise Boies
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Esther Tauchen
Anne Borland ---- -
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Charles W�-�Herzan
Theresa Goldborg
Tina J, Swenson
Also the following are recommended for appointment as BALLOT
COUNT�RS:
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Regular N�seting — April 19, I955
C. K. Blomquist, Director of the Count
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0. G. Cerm.ak
Jack Feudner
Richard Js Becl�►an
Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that sewer and water main assessments on 21st Anenue
North and also on Oakridge RAad, be on a ten year basis rather than on a twenty year
basis as requested. Carried.
Pursuant to notice bids were taken at 10;00 �,M. on 4/18/55 for the furnishing of
Road Materials and Concrete work for the Z955 season a.nd the following bids were
received; —
BIDDER IJ D LT ROAD TARS PLANT MII�ES
S.C. M.C. S.S. . A, �. TAt�
�W� ,135 .145 5.45 5.9�
RepQblic _
Gleason
Bury & Carlson
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``"' Craig �
Blacktop Serv,
.13 .13fi
.14 ,15
.125 .13
a15 .145
.1g75
01925
American Bitumals No prices submitted for applied materials
# Prices app�y to minimum deliveries of 1200 gals.
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Plant Mixes — Road Tar and Aggregate
Earl �ewa11
Liquid Road Tars
Republic (�eosoting Co.
5.50
6e00
�5.90 per ton
�0.18?5 per gal.
Witmer moved, �npan}�er seconded, that the above bids be tabled. Carried,
6.60
Eids were also taken at 10;00 A.M. on 4/u+/55, for the bituminous surfacing of poWell
Road and the following bids were received; —
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Howard Ganley, Inc.
Bury & Carlson
Je V. Gleason Co,
Black Top Service
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� 8,?71.40.�
9, 392e90
9,754.72
10,789.25
Witmer moved� 5tenenson seconded, that the low bid of Howard Ganley, Inc. in the amount
of �8,771e40 be accepted. Carried,
Stevenson moved, Witmer seconded, that Resolution #5g3, "A HE.SOLUTION ORI�ER.ING THE BI,ACK—
TOP S�SiTHF�CING OF FIFl�ENTH AVEN[1E NORTH BETGiEEN TH� MINNEAPOI:CS AND ST, I,flUIS RAIIWAY
TRACKS AND FOURTH STREET NORTH BY I�Y LABORn, marked Exhibit �B�, be adopted. Carriedp
Sheldon moved� Stevenson seconded, that R,esolution #5g4, "A R�50LIITION I�CL9RSNG C05TS
TO 8E ASSF.SSED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF CERTAIN SEWER AND WATER M�iINS AND ORDERING
PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ASS�SSNIEI�FPSn, marked �xh.ibit t�Gn, � be adopted. Carried,
Sheldon moved, Stevenson seconded, that Resolution #5$6, »g T{�SOLUTION FOR H�ARING ON
PROP06ED ASS�SSMENTS FOR THE IN5TALLATION OF CERTAIN SEWER AND WATER MAINSp, marked
Fxh;bit �D�►, be adopted, Carried. �
Witmer moved, Stevenson seconded� that �treet lights be ordered in at corner of 16th
Avenue North and South Service 1lrive � corner of 16th Asenue I�Torth at 4th Street No,
Carried,
Stevenaon moved� �npanger seconded, that due to the fact that �'lmer Ce Asiller has with—
drawn his application as Weed Inspector, M�yor Vese�y has appointed Robert G. Anderson
as Weed Inspector for the 1955 season and moved that the appointment be confirmede
Carried.
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CONCRL�TE WORK
1955
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�t0e ITEM AMOUNT CARISON BOISER
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lo Stra3.ght curb, 6p wide by 16n deep 786 � 1257060 - 1.60 � 1.210.41+. �'1.54 '� �.�
,� ---2. Combination curb & gutter as shown on 1680 3931.20 - 2034 3931oB0 - 2.3L,.
�•� G�.irved curb, 6 n wide by 16 n deep /�L,. 74. g0 - 1.70 72.16 - 1064 �
4. G�rved curb & gutter, combination curb &
gutter ]./.8 362060 - 2,45 361.12 - Zol,,�s;;.
5o Ik�ivew&ys, 6r thick � 1'715 1029.00 — 060 11S3a35 —.b9 T
be Sidewalk, 4" thick 195� g3g.50 -.43 819000 -,42
70 (Repair) Straight curb, 6�� wide x 16�� deep
(Under 30 L.Fa) 90 198.00 - 2.20 188.10 - 2009
g, n n n n(p�er 30 I,,F.) 118 253.70 - 2015 234og2 - 1099
9. " Combination curb & gutter as ahown
(Under 30 L F.) 3.00 2049
10, n n �� (Over 30 L.F,) 2,9� 2039
11. (R,epair) G�arved curb, 6�� wide by 16�� deep 210 472050 - 2,25 40'7.40 - 1Q94
120 '� G�u�ved curb & gutter, combination
, curb & gutter 3000 2.64
13. " Lh�iveways, 6n thick ,80 1029
_ u+o " Sidewalk, 4" thick (under 30 I,.F,) .60 ,69
150 " �� '� " (over 30 L.Fo) 55 59
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TOTAL � 8417090 � 8407.59
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R,egular NSeeting — gpril 19, 1955
Etapanger moved, Witmer seconded, that the Fire Protection Contract as made between Eden
Prairie Township and the City of Hopkins, be referred to the City Manager for negotiatiott
:�. as to retainer fee and hourly rates, Carrieda
Witmer moved, Sheldon seconded, that petition dated 4/7�4/55, as presented by Nla,rgaret He
Engelbret owner of the Pinea Trailer Park for permission to connect with the Hopkin�a
sewage system be tabled, Carried, �:
�]npa.nger moved, Sheldon seconded, that the petition dated 4/19/55, as presented by
$igfrid A. Johnson for annexation of a part of the �T ONFrHALF (1/2) OF THE SODTHEAST
�UAR1�R OF SECTION 'I�NTY••TI�E (23) TOHTNSHIP 117, RANGE T4�ENTY�-�O (22) n� to the Citg
of Hopkins be referred �o the Zoning and°'�Planning Commission for recommendation and if
recommended for annexation by the ��ssion, then the City Attorney be instructed to
draw the necessary ordinance, Carried,
�mpa.nger moved, Sheldon seconded, that an investigation be made as to the curb and gutter
special assessments made against the South,�}� corner lots in Block 94, West Minneapolis
Second Addition. Carried.
�npanger moved, Stevenson seconded, that Resolution �587, "A RE�SOLIJTIOIJ AIITHORIZING THE
ACQUIRING BY CON�ATIOId PROCEEDINGS UNI�R THE RIGHT OF �NT D(�lAIN OF CERTASN �
I�CESSARY FOR THE FX'l�NSION OF C�RSDGE ST�ET�, marked E�chi.bit nEp, be adoptedy subject
to Wally Iund building the neceasary roado Carried.
Witmer moved, FSnpanger aeconded, that Resolution �"jg�, ��A RESOLUTION ORDERING PR�PARATIOAT
OF A.R�PORT ON THE BLACKTOP SURFACING OF FIRST STREET NORTH FR�I FIFTH AVENiJE TO SEVEI�-�
TF�1�iTH AVENUE, ALSO CERTAIN ALI�YS", marked Exhibit �A'�, be adopted. Carriedo
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded,�that Well #2 at the City Hall be disconnected and capged
a.nd advertise for sale, the pump, motor and parts, Carried.
Meeting adjourned,
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Ae W. Elmquist, Secretar to the Council
J�Ciseph �o Vesely, Maa�or
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIAT COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NiTNN�gt, 58�
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REP�RT ON THE
BLACKT�P SURFACING OF DIRST STREET 1VORTH FROM FIFTH
AQr'�NE TO SEV�NTEE[�tTH AVENUE, AI,SO CERTAIN ALLEYS.
T�.EAS' it is proposed to imprnve First Street North irom Fifth
Avenue to Seventeenth Averiue by blacktop resurfacing the same� also to �
improve the follo�ring alleys� namely9 the alley in Block Seventy-nine (79)�
West Pti.nneapolis, Second Division� also the East and West alley in Block
.b.ght (8)� West P�inneapoLis� by bla.cktop suxfacing the same� and to assess
the abutting property for all or a portion of the �sts of said improvements�
� pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�29.011 to 1�29.171 (Laws 1953, �he 398)� NOwI,
TH�REFQftE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNFSOTA�
�hat the proposed improvements, and each of them� be referred to
P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer for the city of Hopkins, for stuc�, and
that he is instructed to report to the council with all cortvenient speed
advisir� the council in a preliminary way as to whether the proposed assess-
ments�.and each of them� are feasible and as to whether they should best be
made as proposed or in connection with som�e other i�¢pravements, and the esti-
mated costs of the i.mprovements as recommended.
ADOPTED bp the council of t�he city of Hoplans at a regular meeting
( i9 y�
- thereof held this �h da,y of April, 1955.
JOSEPH C . VESII,Y, MAYOR
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A. yJ. Elmqui.st� Secretary of tkie Council �a� m�� ;„
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Frank N. Whitney, C�ty Attorney � �� � �'
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN CQUNiY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NITNBER 583.
A�SOLUiION ORDERING THE BLACKTOP RESURFACING OF
FIFTE�I'I'H AVENUE NORTH BETWEEN THE MCNNr�IPCiLIS AND
ST. LOUIS RAILtiJAY TRACKS AND FOURTH STREET NORTH
BY DAY LABOR.
inIHEREAS� a resolution of the council adopted the first day of
March, 1955� fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed improvement of
Fif'teenth Avenue North from the N�inneapolis and St. Louis Railway tracks
to Fourth Street North by blacktop resurfacing the same� and
WHEREAS� all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for the making of this improvement were given ten daysT.published notice of
the council heaxing through two weekly publications of the required notice
and the heaxing.Vaas held and property o�mers heard thereon on the 19th day of
April, 1955� NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY TH� COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS:
l, That such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the c ouncil
resolution adopted �'�arch 1, i955.
2e P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer of Hopkins� is hereby designated
as the engineer for this irrg�rovement. The specifications for all blacktop
surfacir�g material to be used in the city of Hopld.ns during the year i955�
which specifications w ere the basis for bids received by the city for such
material� are hereby�i.opted as the specifications for the. ma.terial to be used
on this street. Said engineer shall proceed under the direction of the aity�,.;�a??ager,
as given from time to time� to carry on a11 work in connection with such improve-
m�ent in accordance with general plans and specifications f or such work performed
in the city of Hopl�dns.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regulax meeting
thereof held this 19th d�y of April, 1955.
A. titii. �lmquist, Secreta.r�r of the Council
Fra.nk N. inThitney, City Attorney
JUSEPH C . VES�Y, MAYOR
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, NiINNES�TA
RESOLUTION N0. 58�.
A RESOLUTION DECLARING COSTS TO BE qSSESSED FOR THE
INSTALLATION OF C�.TAIN SE1�ER. AND WATER.MAINS AND ORDER-
ING PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS.
�VHEREAS, contracts have been let, and the installation and construction
thereof has been completed, for the installation of water mains in the followir�
locations, to-wit:
Commencing at the intersection of County Road #18 and Cottage Downs,
thence southerly along County Road #18 io a point approxima.tely 20 feet south
of the north line extended of Lot 1, Block 5, Knollwood; also on Faxmdale Road
from Hollyhock Lane to a point approxima.tely 123 feet east to the west line of .
Lot 5, Block 5, Hobby Acres; also on Turenty-first Avenue North from Fxcelsior
Avenue to First Street North, thence easterly along'First Street North to �rentieth
Avenue North;
A1so for the installation of sanitary sewer mains in the following loca-
tions, to-wit:
Commencing at a point on Cottage Downs and an extension of the east line
of Lot 6, Block 5, Knollwood, thence west to County Road #18, thence south to a
point approximately �.0 feet north of the south line extended of Lot 4, Block 5,
Knollwood; also on Twenty-first Avenue North from �ccelsior Avenue to the north
line extended of Lot 29, Block 13, West Minneapolis, Third Division and
�1�R.EAS, the cost of the installation and construction of said improve-
ments , and the amount to be assessed therefore, is the sum of �15,1�0�..63, NOW,
THER.EF'ORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF HOPKINS, MINIV�ESOTA::
1. The cost of such improvements to be specially assessed is hereby de-
clared to be �15,�.OI�.63.
2. The city clerk, with the assistance of the city engineer sha11 forth-
with calculate the proper amoun� to be specially assessed for such improvements
against every assessable lot, piece or parcel of land within the district effected
without regard to cash valuation, as provided by law, and he shall file a copy 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 th� City of Hopkins at a regular meeting
� thereof held this T9th day .of April,� 1955. .
� � JOSEPH C. VESF�Y, MAYOR
� A. W. Elmquist,. � • .
Secretary of the Council
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, N�NNESOTA
l� RFSOLUTION TdO. 586
A R� SQLUTION. FOR HEARING ON PROPO,SED ASSESSMENTS FOR THE
INST_�LLATIUN OF C�tTAIN SEWER Ai�?D tiJATER MAINS.
ti�R.EAS, by a resolution of the city council of Hopkins passed
by the council on April 19� 1955� the city clerk was directed to prepare
proposed assessments for the costs of the installation and construction of
water ma.ins in the followin� locations, to-wit: Commencing at the intersection
of County Road No. 18 and Cottage Downs; thence southerly along County Road
No. 18 to a point appro�dma.tely twent�.(20) feet South of the North line
extended of Lot Qne (1), Block �ive (5), Knollwood; also on Farmdale Road
from Hollyhock Lane to a point approx imately one hundred tt,renty-three (123°)'
feet East to the tidest line of Lot Five (5),, Block Five (5)� Hobby Acres; also
on 'I�enty-f irst Avenue North from F�celsior Avenue to First Street North;
thence easterly along First Street North to �aentieth Avenue North�
Also f or the installatiori and construction oi sanitary se�rer mains
in the following locations, to-tait: Commencing at a point on Cottage Downs and
an extension of the East line of Lot Six (6)� Block Five (5), Knollwood; thence
West to County Road No. 18; thence South to a Boint approxisna.tely forty (�.0)
ieet North of the South line extended of Lot Four (4), Block Five (5), Knollwood;
also on Twenty-first Avenue North irom Excelsior Avenue to the North line extended
of Lot �renty-nine (29)� Block Thirteen (13)� West Minneapolis, Third Division9 and
WH�REAS� the clerk has notified the council that such proposed assess-
ments, and each of them� have been completed and filed in his office for public
inspection, NOtiJ� THEREF'ORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
l. A hearir�; sha11 be held on the 17th day of Nia,y, 1955, in the
city hall of the city of Hopkins at 7:30 o�clock p.m. to pass upon such pro-
posed assessments, and each of them, and at such time and place all persons
owning property affected by such i.�rovements will be given an opportunity to
be heard with r eference to such assessments.
2. The city clerk is hereby directed to cause a notice of the hearing
of the proposed assessments to be publishec� once in the official newsp�.per at
least two weeks prior.to the hearing�. and he shall stated in the notice
the total cost of the improvements.
ADOPTED by the council of tlze city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this 19th �a.y of April, i955.
JOSEPH C. �ESELY, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Secretaxy of the Council
Frank N. whitney, City Attorney
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HENNEFIN COUNTY, 1�INTdESOTA
NOlICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED ASSESSI��NT FOR THE
INSTALLATION OF CERTAIN SANITARY SEWE;R AND WATII�. MAINS.
Hoplflns, Minnesota� April 20� 1955
TO WHOM IT NL�Y CONCERN:
Na'I'ICE IS HEREBY GI�EN that the council will meet at 7:30 o'clock
p,m. on 'Itiiesday, May 17, 195�, in the city hall at HopiQns, T��linnesota, to
pass upon �roposed assessments for the installation and construc�ion of the
following sanitary sewer and irater ma.ins, to-wit:
The installation and construction of water mains in the following
locations: Commencing at the intersection of County Road No. 18 and Cottage
Downs; thence southerly along County Road 1Vo, 18 to a point appro�dmately twenty
(20) feet South of the North line extended of Lot One (1), Block Five (5)� Knoll-
wood; also on Faxmdale Road from Hollyhock Lane to a point appro�dma.tely one
hundred twenty-three (123) feet East to the West line of Lot Five (-5), Block
Five (5), Hobby Acres; also ori Twenty-first Avenue North from bccelsior Avenue
to First Street North; thence easterly along First Street North to Twentieth
Avenue Vorth.
A3so: _for the installation and construction of sanitary sewer mains
in the following location� Commenci.ng at a point on Cottage Downs and an exten-
sion of the East line of Lot Six (6), Block Five (5), Knollwood; thence West to
County Road No. 18; thence South to a point approximately forty (1�0) feet North
of the South line extended of Lot Four (1�), Block Five (5), Knollwood; also on
�renty-first Avenue North from btcelsior Avenue to the North line extended of
Lot �,renty-nine (29), Block Thirteen (13)� West Minneapolis, Third Division.
NOTICE IS FURTI�. GNEN that the area proposed to be assessed for all
oi said improvements, except the installation of water ma.ins on Twenty-first
Avenue North from E�celsior Avenue to First Street North, thence easterly along
First Street North to �`wentieth Avenue North, is each tract, piece or paxcel
of land. abutting thereon.
NQTICE IS FURTHER GNEN that the area proposed to be a ssessed for
the installation of said water mains on 'I�renty-first Avenue North from F�xcelsior
Avenue to First Street North� thence easterly along First Street North to
Twentieth Avenue North, is r egistered land survey No. la13, Files of Registrar
of Titles, Hennepin County, Niinnesota.
The t otal cost of the said improvements is �15�1�01�.63.
A. W. ELAZ�iTIST, CITY CLERK
FRANK N. Tn1HIT1VEY, CITY ATTORNEY
�'u.blished in the Hennepin County Review on April 28� i955.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, 1�'�i M�TESOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER 587
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TI-IE ACQUIRING BY COTtiTDEt�TATION
PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE RTGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN CfF' CERTAIN
LANDS NECESSARY FOR THE EXTIIVSION OF CANIBRIDGE STREET.
Wf�R.EA5, by resolution No. 51�9' which was adopted by the council
of the city o� Hopkins on November 16� 195�., the installation of sanitary
sewer and water mai.ns along the Wester�y extension of Cambridge Avenue from
the Westerly line extended Northerly of Lot Twenty-two (22)� Auditor's
Subdivision No. 239 to Monk Avenue; thence Southerl,y along Monk Avenue to
Oxford Street, was authorized� and
WHEREAS� in order to make such installation of sanitarg sewer and
t�ater mains in said location and in order to open said Cambridge Avenue from
the tidester�y line e xtended Northerly of Lot �renty-two ( 22 )� 7�uditor � s Sub--
dig:ision No. 239, to AZonk Avenue, it is necessary to acquixe by condemnation
proceedings under the right of eminent doma.in the fee simple title to the
following described tract, piece or pa.rcel 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 the westerly four
hundred and sixty-three (1�63) feet of 7�ot Sixty-eight
(68)� Auditorts Subdivision No. 239, Hennepi.n County�
Misinesota,
NOW, TF�EF'ORE,
BE IT RESOLVED that t,he city of Hopkins �cquire by condemnation pro-
ceedings under the right of eminent domain for the pxirposes hereinbefore
stated� the f ee simple title in and to the above described real estate.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regulax meeting
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thereof held this �. day of 1�pril, 1955.
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYQR
A. W. Elmquist9 Secretary of the Council
Frank N. tiJhitney, City Attorney
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENREPIN COIINTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF BID6 FOR THE PURCHASE OF
PLAYGROTTND EQUIPMENT
Sealed proposals will be received until 10 o�clock
A.M., on May 16, 1955, at the office of the City Manager
in.the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, for the purchase a�'
playground equigment, and then and there opened and publicly
read and as soon as possible thereafter awarding of contract
�rill be made by the City for the above equigment.
Plans, specifications and bidding forms may be obtained
from the Recreation Director, L. A. Herris.
The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
CITY OF HOPKINS
S. S. FRISSELL
City Manager
To be published in the Hennepin County Review, May 5, 1955
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TO THE IEG�L VOTL�RS OF THB CITY OF HOPKINS:
NO'PICE IS HEREEBY GIVEN TIiAT g RLGULAR ELECTIOAT FOR SIID CITY, IAT THS HARI�C HO�KINS
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SCHOOL FOR DISTRICT NIIMB�R Q,� AND IN Tf� PIIBLIC LIBRARY BUILDING FOR DISTRICT
NIINID�R � AND IN THE CITY HALL FOR DISTRICT NIINIRER ��ND IN TAE J[1ATIOR HIGH
SCHOOL FOR DISTRICT NUNIDER �� AND IN OAHI3IDGE COIINTAY CLUB FOR DISTRICT NIINIRER
� AND IN THE AISCE SMITH SCHOOL FOR DISTRICT NUNI�R �jj( kTILL BE HELD IN SAID
CITY, ON TUESDAY� THE 17TH DAY OF MAY, 1955, �N THE HOIJRS OF 7:00 O�CIACK IN
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THE FORENOON AND 8 O�CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON OF TI3� SAA� DAY FOR THE FOLLOWING PIIRPOSES,
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TO EIECT:
ONE MAYOR, FOUR C�TNCIIINEN, gND ONE MUIVICIPAL COURT JIIDGE:
THE NAMES OF THL CINDIDATFS FOR MAYOR ARE:
RICfiARD Re JOHNSON
ROBERT J s �OI�ESH
F. M• MADI]EN
E�TIN Ee NEUMANN
PETER W. SNAI�TTICH
JOSEPH C, VESELY
THE NAMES OF THE C�ATDII)ATES FOR COUNCIIMEN AREs
JOSEPH A. ENIPANGER
RICHAFtD S. JOHNSON
ARTFNR S. NA.SH
LEE G. STEVENSON
A. J. TONY TESAREK
JOSEPH M. 'WITMER
THE NAME OF THE CANDIDATE FOR NNIVICIPAL COURT JIIDGE IS;
Jo RxTSSELL CARROLi,
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g regular meeting of the �ity �ouncil of gopkins, Nlinnesota wa.s held at the �ity gall at
b:30 peM., Tuesday, Mey 3, 1955.
Members present were, Mayor yesely, Councilmen Sheldon, gtevenson a.nd gnpanger, Also
City Manager Frisse]1, �ity .gttorney Whitney and �ity Engineer gid.ney►-Smith.
$heldon moved, stevenson seconded, bills per schedule dated May 3, 1955, be paid from the
following funds;
GE�IERAL FtEVENtJE FiJND
SPECIAL R�'VENUE FIIND
SPECIAL ASSFSSMENT FUND
P• Is .R• �� .
WATER FrE'VENUE FUND
SEWER REVENtJE FtTND
�12,43$e�l
1,954.4g
1z,667.31
6].1,.. gg
16,92b.93
2,4g5.33
Sheldon moved, Empanger seconded, that request dated 4/22/55 by Np.nneapolis Gas Compar�y for
permi.ssion to make a gas main extension on 15th'Averrue North of 3rd gtreet, be granted,
Carried.
�mpanger moved, gheldon seconded, that communication dated 5/2/55, by the Zoning and
planning Commission recommending the a.nnexation to gopkins of the Sigfrid A,
Johnson property be accepted and placed on file. �arried.
gtevenson moved, �npanger seconded, that request dated 5/2/55, by the Recreation and parks
Commission for permission to call for playground Equipment bids be granted, Carried,
Stevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that beer license application by the gopkins I,ions Club
for 5/g/55 be granted, Carried.
gtevenson moved, Sheldon seconded, that prrdinance #122, n� p�}It�� �?.aRT�G A PART OF
THE 4�ST ONELHALF (1/2) OF THE SOIITHEAST ONE-(�UARTER (1/4) OF SECTION TWENTY-TF�E (23),
TOWNSHIP 117, RANGE 22, HEN1�pIN COUI�Y, MINNE.SOTA, TO BE fl PART OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS",
be accepted for firat reading. Carriedo
Stevenson moved, �npanger seconded, that the bid of �t Bolier for the 1955 concrete work
as set up in the minutes of L,/19/55, be accepted. �arried.
$heldon moved, gteve�son seconded, that the bid of Earl Sewa11 for the furnishing of plant
Mixes of road tar � aggregate, also the bid of Republic (�eosoting for liquid road tars,
both as set up in minutes of 4/19/55, be acceptedo Carried.
Meeting adjourned.
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A regular meeting of the City �ouncil of Hopkins� M3.nnesota, was held at the �ity gall
at 7:00 p.Mo, T�.esday, May 17, 1955.
Membera present were M�ror Vesely, Councilmen Sheldon� stevenson� y�itmer and �mparigere glso
City Manager Frissell, �ity gttorney whitney, and �ity Engineer Sidney�-Smith,
Stevenson moved� �mpanger seconded, bills per schedule dated May 17, 1955, be paid from
the following funds;
GENERAL REVENUE FUND
SFECIAL REVENUE FUND
- SPECIAL AS5ESSMENT FUND
P. I. R. FUND
WATER REVEN[JE FUND
SEWER REVENUE F[TND
$�2[,.,162, 26
6,326052
14,291.9z
740.24
15,947v36
797.15
Stevenson moved� Dmpanger seconded, that petition as presented by R. W. Iik'anz for a curb
cut at Ipt 10, B].ock ?3, West �.nneapolis Second �ivision, be referred to the �ity Erigineer
for checking and report. �arried.
Empanger moved, Stevenson seconded, that request dated 5/11/55 b� Mayhill Builders for a
20 year spread of special assessments for sewer and water mai.ns on 21st Avenue North be
granted. �arried.
Stevenson moved, Witmer seconded, that communication dated 5/2/55 as presented by Ted
C�ardner and parker Nola.n in behalf of John Specken, be referred to the �i.ty Manager, Carried.
sheldon moved, wi.tmer seconded, that grievance dated 5/6/55, as presented by Ted Gardner and
parker Nolan in behal.f of �a].vin Barker, paul Caughren and George Schug, be referred to the
City Manager. Carriedo -
gtevenson moved, Empa,nger seconded, that the purchase of two Shady pak �ke properties from
I,awrence and gelen Ridgeway in the amount of �1,.,000 and gamuel g. Bren in the amount of
�5,000, be authorized and the necessary checks be drawn to cover�same. Carriedo
Empanger moved, gtevenson seconded, that �rdinance ,�122, +�AN ORDINANC� LfECLARING A PART OF
THE WEST ONE-HALF (1/2) OF THE SOUTHEAST ONE-QUARTER (1/4) OF SECTION TWENTY-THI�E (23),
TC1fr�fNSHIP 117, RANGE 22, HEN1�pIN COUNTY, MINNF'.SOT9, TO BE A PA.RT OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS",
marked �xhibit nA��� be accepted for second reading thereof and published according to law.
Carried,
Witmer moved, Stevenson seconded, that Resolutiori #590, nA RESOLUTION RELATING TO FEES TO
BE PAID IN THE MiTA1ICIPAL COURT OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS; AMENDING RESOLiJTION NOe 64, SEGTION 6,
SIJBDNISIONS 2, 3 AND 4 THEREOFn, marked �rhibit nBn, be adopted. Carried.
Sheldon moved, �npanger seconded, that Resolution��596, nA RESOLUTION NAMING A CERTAIN PARK
AS BURI�S PARK", marked Exhibit ���n,.be adopted. �arried.
�- �7itmer moved, gtevenson seconded, that gesolution �591, �A T�ESOIIlTION ORI)ERING PREPARATION
OF A REPORT ON THE INSTAIZATION OF SANITARY S�JER AND WATER MAINS ON PORTIONS OF PR'ESTON
LAl�, HOMEDALE AVENUE AND MAPI� HILL ROAD"� marked �Yiibit nDn� be adopted, Carried.
Witmer moved, Stevenson seconded� that Resolution �594, "A R�SOLUTION RECENING A I�'ORT ON
THE INSTALLATION OF SAIVITARY SEWER AND WATER MAINS ON PORTIONS OF PRESTON LANE, HOMEDAIE
AVENUE AND MA.PIE HILL ROAD� AND CALLIAIG FOR A HE�SING THF.REONn, marked bchibit �n, be
adopted. Carried,
Stevenson moved, �npanger seconded, that Resolution �'j92, '�A R�SOI�ITION I�EC�NIl� A REPORT
AND CALISNG FOft A HE9RING ON THE REPAIR OF SUBSURF'ACE AND BLACKTOP AESIIRFACING FIRST STRFET
NORTH FROM FIFTH AVENIJE TO SEVENI�ENTH AVENUE'�, merked �xhi.bit +►Fn, be adopted, Carried.
Witmer moved, gheldon seconded, that Resolution #589, �'A Fi�SOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS
FOR THE INSTALLATION OF CERTAIN SANITARY SEWER AND WATER MAINS", marked g�chibit �g��, be
adopted. �arried.
pursuant to notice bids were opened at 10:00 A.M., Monday, M�Y 16, 1955 for playground
Equipment and the following bids were received�
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' Recreation
5tandard� p1gd.Equipe General B�u'ke
Item �quipment p1gd.Equi.p. Insta]1-Not In- p1dg.Eguipo plgd. �uipm
sta71
1.
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3.
4s
5.
6.
Six 5wing Set
Climbing �ym
Merry�-go-round
Slide
Horizontal Bars
gorizontal yadder
TOTAL
�145.45.�
107e60
zo6.00 ��,
150.75 �
3�.60 �
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�699040
�149.50 �199.60
132.00 182,00
227.00 257.00
167.30 192000
39ab0 39.60
47.30 67.00
�76z,70 $$957.20
�133.00
148.�
220,00
154aoo
4�+.00
68.00
�7 7�.00
�1�9.00
lso, oo �
228.00
180.00
40.00
76.00
�g93.00
Sheldon moved, gtevenson aeconded, that items 1, 3, 4, 5 end 6, in the amount of �591eg0
be purchased from Standard pl�yground Equigment �ompar�y, and item 2, in the amount of
�180.00, be purchased from Burke pl�yground �quipment �ompany as recommended by L. A.
Harris, Dv.rector. Carried.
Meeting adjourned.
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C ITY OF HOP"t�IN5
Fi�1NEPIAT COUNTY� N�INI�IESOTA
ORDINANCE NUMBER 122
AN ORDIN�udC� D�CLARING A P.�RT OF TH� WEST ONE-HALF OF
Ti� SOUTHEAST QUARTEft OF SF.�CTIOId 23� TOti��NSHIP 117,
R�NGE 22, HENi�PIP1 COUN'I'I.'� 1'�'ILT:ATESO'I'A, TO BE t1 PART OF
THE CITY OF HQPIiIiVS.
i��1�.45, -�he real estate hereinafter aescribed abuts upon and
adjoins the city of Hoplans, which is a city of Less than 10�000 inhabitants�
and
�i+1�-�:�5, pursuant to A�innesota Statutes� Section �13.]_la.� the owner
of said tract of land has petitioned the city council of Hopldns to annex
said land to the city oi Hopkins and to decla.�e the same to be an addition to
such city; NOia, T�ORE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS:
Section l. The f ollozsing described tract or parcel of land situate
and beir� in Hennepin Courrtg, I'�innesota� to-wit:
That part of the tidest �ne-half ( z) of the Southeast Quarter
(SE4) of Section �renty-three (23)� Township One Hundred Seven-
teen (117), Range 'I��renty-two (22)' Hennepin County, Minnesota,
described as follot�Js: �ommencing at the Idortheast corner of the
Southwest �u.arter (S-v�'�-) of the Southeast Quarter (SE�) of said
section, township and range; thence South i;hree hundred (300) feet
alor� tne East line thereof; thence tidest at right angles two
hundred eighty-four (281�) feet; thence Tvorth at right angles to a
point tUro hundred (200) feet South at right angles from South line
o� Lot ��enty (20)' Ginkels Oakridge Addition; thence East parallel
�rith said lot line to center line of County Road Ido. 61; thence
southeaster�y along said center line to Last line of said ti•�est E}ne-
half (TnF-2 ) of Southeast �u.arter ( a?��'4); thence South thisty-three and
5/l0 (33.5) feet to beginnin$, e�cept road�
is hereby annexed to and declaxed to be 'a part of the city of Hopld.ns, Hennepin
County, P��innesota, as effectually as if it had been ori�inally a part thereof.
FIRST RE�1D at a regular m�eting of the council of the city of Hopkins
held on the 3rd cia�y of May, 1955� and finall�y read and adopted at a regular
meeting of said council held on the 17th d�y of P�y, 1955.
A. tid. Elmquist, Secretary oi the Council
�rank 1�T. ti�lhitney , City Attorney
JOSEPH C . VESELY, TfAYO��.
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HENNEPIN COUNiY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 590
A RESOLUTION RELATING TO FEES TO BE PAID IN THE MUNICIPAL
COfJRT OF . TH E C I TY OF HOPK I NS ; AMEND I NG RESO LUl' I 0 N NO .. 61.�,
SECTION 6,, SUBDIVlSIONS 2, 3 AND 1�. TWEREOF.
BE I T RESO LVED BY THE COUNC I L OF THE C( TY OF HOPK I NS :
Section (. Resolution.No. 6I� of the city of Hopkins, which was
adopted on December 7, 191�8, Section 6 thereof, subdivisions 2, 3 and I�,
is amended to read:
Sectien 6.
SubdiVision 2. In every civil action or proceeding in said Court,
the plaintiff, petitioner or other moving party, shall pay, when the same is
entered or when the first paper on his part is filed, a fee of �Ca..00.
Subdiviston 3. The defendant or other adverse or interve�ai,ng party
in any civil action or proceeding, or any one or more of several.defendants
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or other adverse or intervening parties appearing separately from the others,
shall pay when his or their appearance is entered in such acfiion or proceeding,
or �vhen the first paper on his or their part is filed, a fee of �..00.
Subdivision �.. Whenever any civil action or proceeding is brought on
for trial or hearing, each party thereto appeari.ng separately therein, shall ,
before the introduction of any evidence therein, pay a trial fee of �3.00 and,
in addition thereto, any party demanding a jury shall pay �.50 for each juror
required. If the party paying the jury fee notifies the Court at Ieast two days
before the date set for firiat that no jury is to be drawn, such jury fee shatl
be refunded to the party paying same.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of HoPkins at a regular meeting
thereof hel�his 17th day of May, t955•
A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of fiNe Council
Frank N. Wh i�tney, C i ty Afitorney
JOSEPH C. VESELY, INAYOR ��o
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HENNEP I N COUMY, I�JII NNES07A
RESOLUT ION NIJMBER 596
A RESOLUTION NAMING A CERTAIN PARK AS BURf�SPARK.
WH�REAS, the city of Hoakins is tne owner of the follo:ving
described tract of land, lying south of Minnetonka A4ills Road and
easfier(y of Fifth Avanue, on which is located a public parl<, to-wit:
That part of fihe Southeast Quarfer (SE4) of the Nortneast Quart2r (NE4)
of Section Twenfiy-four (21�), Townsi�ip One Hundred sev�nfieen (i!7), North,
Range Twenty-two (22), ��fesfi, described as follows; Beginning at a poinf
distanfi thirty-sir. (36) f�et Nori-n and two hun�'red seventy-eight and 19�100
(27E3.19} feet east of the ini-arsection of the east (ine of Fifth Av�nu�� in
the Village (no�v city) of Hopkins, according to the plat fihereof now on
file and of record in tf�e office of th� Register of Deeds of Hennepin
;,ounty, wi th the sou� �� t i ne of _ sa i d Southeasfi �uarfier (SE,�) of i-he Nor•r�east
Quarter (NE4) of Sec�F i on Taventy-four (?1�.) ; thence run norther Iy i-o a po i:�f
on fihe soutfi l i ne of Sa te A.i d Ro� d No. 18, a s same v�a s l oca ted a nd trave l ed
over and across said Southeast Quarter (SE4) of the Pdorfiheast Quarter (NE,�)
of Secfi i on T�venty-tour (21�.) on December I j, t937, ( sa i d road a I so be i ng
known as Mi ! I:s Road) dtsfiant two hundred eighty-five and 15�100 (285.Ij)
feet soufiheasfierly (when measured along said south Iine.of road) of its
intersection evith said east tine of Fifti� Avenue; tnence run_soufiheasfierly
along said soufin Iine of Sfate Aid Road No. i8 to its intersection with a
line run parallel with and disfant nine hundred and forty (�I�O) feet east
of the west line of said Soufiheasfi Quarfier (SE4) of Northeast Quarter (�lE�)
of Secfiion Twenty�four (2Ia.); thence run southerly along said nine hundred
and forfiy (gI�O) fo�t para I le I 1 i n� fio the south, I i ne of .sa i d Soufiheast
Quarter (SE�) of fih� Northeast Quarter (NE4) of Section Twenty-four (21�.);
thence run tivester 1 y a long sa i d south I i ne of sa i d Southea st Quari-er (SE4)
of the Northeast Quarter (NE4) of Section Twenfiy-four (2L�), f�r a distance
of two hundred twenty-eight and 81�1.00 (228.81) feet; thence run northerly
para I le ( w i fh the �vest f i ne of sa i d Southea sfi Quarter (SE4) of the North-
east c�uarfer (NE4) of Secfiion Twent�r-four (21a.) for thirty-six (36) feet;
thence run �vesfierly four nundred (I�00) feet, more or less, to.the poinfi of
beginning� containing six and 36�100 (6.36) acres, r�ore or less,
end,
WH�2EAS, the gurne,s family was among the pioneer r'amilies that
setfiled in Hopkins and fihe members of the family contributed a great deal
to fhe early hisfory and development of Hopkins, and it is the desire of
the city councit of Hopkins to perpefivate fiheir memory as ear.iy members of
the Hopkins community, NO�Y, THcREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED i-haf fhe above described park be, and it hereby is,
named and designated as '� gurr�s Park".
ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL of the city of Hopkins at a regular �eeting
thereof held this 17th day of 1�ay, t955•
Frank N. th�hitney, City Attorney
A. V�/. Eimquist, Secretary of the Council
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CIIY OF NOPKINS
HENNEP ( N COUNTY, l��I NNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. j91
A;;ESOLUI'ION ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REPOHT ON THE
INSTALLATIOU OF SANITARY SEWER AND L"lATER MAINS ON PORTIONS
OF PRES70N LANE, HOti1EDALE AVENUE AND l;4APLE HI LL ROAD.
NMEFEAS, ifi is proposed to improve Preston Lane betwean Inter-
lachen Avenue and Homedale �lvenue and Homedale Avenue between Excelsior
Boulevard and Boyce Street, and Maple Hill Road befiween goyce Street and
Preston Lane, by fi he i nsta 1 la f i on of sa n i i-ary se�ver a nd ti+�a ter ma i ns fihere i n,
and to assess the abuttin� property for all or a por{-ion of the cosfi of fihe
improvement, pursuant to 1�4.S.A., Secs. I�29..01 I to l;.�9.I I I (�a�rs. i953, Ch. 398),
N01�1, THER�FORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY TH� CGUNCIL Of-� THE ClTY CF HUPH;INS, MINPIESOTA:
Ttiai-�;;he proposed improvement be referred to P. Se Sidney-Smifih,
city engineer of Ho�kins, for study and that he is insfiructed fio report to
the council wifih aIJ convenient speed advising the council in a preiiminary
�vay as to whether the proposed improvemeni- is feasible and as to whether ifi
shouid besfi be made as proposed or in connection with soma other improvement,
and the estimated cost of the im�rovemenfi as recommended.
ADOPTED by th�e council of the city of Hopkins at a regu(�r meeting
thereof held this 17fh day of lviay, 1°55•
JOS EPH C. VES E LY, R4AYOR
A. y'�. E�mqu i st, Secrefiary of i-he Counci 1
Fronk N. �+�h i tney, � i ty Atfior�ney
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CITY �F HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, PotINNE�OTA
RESOLU7[ON N0. 59�I.
A RESOLU?fON RtCEIVING A.REPORT ON THE INSTALLATION OF
SANITARY SEl°JER AND �UATER PI�AINS ON PORTIONS OF PRESTON
LAN�, NOh�lEDALE AVENUE AND NtiAPLE HILL ROAD, AND CF�LLIPJG
FOR A HEARING THEREON.
4�MEREAS, pursuant to Resolu�ian of fihe council adopted A�tay !7,
�955� a report has been prepared by Po S. Sidney-Smifih, cifiy engineer of
Hopkins, wifih reference to fihe improvemeni- of Prestcn Lane betvreen Inter-
fachen ,'�venue and Homedale Avenue and H�medale Avenue between Excetsior
Boulevard and Boyce Sfireet and h!�apfe Hill Road between Boyce Streefi and
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Preston Lane, by ihe instaltation of sanitary se�:ver and lvater mains therein,
and this report v�as received by the counci l on fu'�ay 17, (955, ��"�, THEREFGRE,
BE I T RESO LVED BY THE COU�� I L Or= THE C I TY OF HOPK I �S , hq I NNESOTA :
council
I. The�uvi I I consider the improvement c,f such si-reefis in accordance
�vith th� report and the assessment of abuttin� property for al1 or a porfiicn
of the cost of fihe improvement pursuant to h�i.S.A., �ecs. 1�9.011 to,1.�29,III,
(�tpd�� at a n est i ma ted tota I cost �for the i nsta I 1a t i on of sa i d
sanitary sewer mains of Ng,667,00 and for fihe installafiion of said �vater mains
of �; t � ,7 t5.00.
2. A pubtic hearing snal( be held on such proposed improvement on
th� 7th day of ,1une, 1955, �n fihe council chambers of fhe city hall afi 7:30
o�clock p.m. and the c(erk sha(I give published notice of such hearing and
improvement as required by la�v.
ADOPTED by the council cf the city of Hopkins at- a regular meefiing
thereof held fhis�Tfh day of �, (955•
�e VV. Elmquist;
Secretary of the council
Fra nk N. 'Im i f ney,
City Attorney
JOSEPH C. VES ELY, MAYOR
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEP I N COUPdTY, �41 NNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE INSTALLATION GF SANITARY SEWER
AND ;1fAiER MAINS ON PORTIONS OF PRESTON LANE, HUAIEDALE AVENU�
AND P�IAPLE H I LL ROAD.
TO 1"JHGA�� IT AqAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREB Y GIVE� that fihe city council of the cifiy of Hopkins
tivill meefi at the council chambers of the city hall.at 7:30 otclock p.m. on
Tuesday, �une 7, �955, to consider the installation of sanitary sewer and
Urater mains on Preston Lane betvreen lnterlachen Avenue and HomedaleAvenue
and Homedale Avenue betNreen Excelsior Boulevard and Boyce Street and Maple
Hill Road between Boyce Street and Preston Lane, pursuanf to M.S.A., Secs.
1..�.29.011 to 1�29,111. The area proposed to be assessed for: such improvement
is the properfiy abut�ting fhereon. The estimated cost of the�instatlation of
said sanitary sewer mains is �g,667.00 and�fihe estimated cost of the instalta-
tion of said water mains is �11,715.00. Such persons as desire to be heard
with reference to fihe proposed improvement wili be heard at this meeting.
A. W. ELN�QUIST, CITY CLERK
FRANK N. V'�-11 TNEY, C ITY A� � OP,NEY
P�,blished in the Hennepin Couni�y Review cn May 26 and �une 2, t955•
C I T`f OF NOPK I NS
H�NNEPIN COUNIY, MINNESOTA
RES 0 LUT I 0 N NO . 592
A RESOLUTION RECEIVING A REPORT AND CALLiNG FOR A
HEAR I NG ON THE REPA IR OF SUBSURFACE AIv� E3LACI<TUP
RESUR"rACING FIRSi STREET NO�TH Fl�OM FIFTH AV�NUE TC
SEVFNT�ENTN AVENUE.
WHEREAS, pursuanfi fo Resolution No. 586 of the council adopted
April 19, I955, a reperfi has been prepared by fhe city engineer of tl�e city
of Hopkins with rEference to the impravement of First Street ��orth from
Fifth Avenue to Seventeenfih A,ver�ue by the repair of the subsurr'ac� �nd the
blacktop resurfacing of i-he same, and this report v�,�as receiv�d by the counci I
of1 luidy �7, �955i hO��U� TFiEREFORE,
BE IT RESULVED BY THE COUNCIL GF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, N1INNESOTA:
I. The counci I�r�i I I consider the improvement of such si-reet' in
accordance wii-P� fhe rep�rt and tF�e assessmeni- of abufi�ina and other properfiy
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for all or a portion of fihe cost of the improvemenfi pursuant to l��.S.A., Secs.
'c;.29.0! I to 1�.29. ! I I, (La�vs (aj�� Ch. j9�) at an esf imafeu cosi for the improve-
neni- of �28,000.00, out of tivhich it is estimafied �23,575.00 is assessanle.
c^. � pu�tic hearing shal( be held on such proposed improvement on
fihe 7th day of „une, 19j�, in the council chambers of the city hafl ai- 7:30
o+clock p.m. and the clErk shall give published notice of such hearing and
i mprovemen�P a s requ i red by la;v.
ADOPTEU by the counci( of t��e city=of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this 17th day of N1ay, 1955.
JOS EPH C. VES E LY, i1�4Y0R
A. Vt. Elmquisf,..
Sscr�tary of the Council
Frank �. lNh i tney, .
C i ty Ati�orney
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C I TY 0 F HO PE< I NS
HENNFPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE R�PAIR OF SUBSURFACE AND BLACKTOP
RESURFA�ING FIRST STREET`"NORTH FROM FIFTH AVENUE TO SEVEN-
TEENTH AVENIl� :
TO WHOM I T PAAY CONCERN :
N0710E IS HEREBY GIVEN that the cify council of the city of Hopkins
will meei�:��i.n the council cham6ers of the city hall at 7:30 otclock p.m. on
Tuesday, .1une 7, 1955, to consider the making of an i'mprovement on First
Sfireet North between Fifth Avenue and Sevenfieenth qvenue by the repair of
the subsurface and the blaektop resurfacing of the same, pursuent to.M.S.A.
Secs. i.�29.011 to �2Q.111 (Laws ►953, Ch. 398). The area proposed to be assessed
for said improvement is as folloivs, to-wit; Blocks Five (5)' and Six (6), Gibbps
Addition fio Wesfi h4inneapolis; Block Seven (7) (except Lots Eleven (11) to Six-
teen (16), inclusive), Gi�bbts Addition to U�est Minn�apolis; Block Eight (8)
(except Lots Ten (10) to Fifteen (f5), inclusive), Gibbts Addition to West
Minneapolis; Blocks Sevent"y-four (71�) to Eighty-three (83.), inclusive, West
Minneapolis, Second Division,• Blocks Sixty-eighfi (68) to Seventy-three (73),
, inclusive, (except Lots ten (10) to Fifteen (15), inclusive, of each block)
West Minnsapolis; Second Division; Block Sixty-seven (67) (except.Lots.E_ight.
(8) to ,Th i rteen ( 13) , i nc I us i ve) , Nlest M i nneapo I i s, Second D i�v i s i�on; B f ock •
Sixty-six (b6� (except�Lots Seven (7) to Twelve (12), inclusive), West�Minne-
apolis, Second Divisi:on; Block Sixty-five.(65) (except Lots Nin'e (9) to Twelve
(12), incl�usive), It�est Minneapofis, Second Division; Block Sixty-four (64)
(ex�cept Lots Nine (g) fio Eleven (tt), inclusive), West Minneapolis, Second
�ivision; Lots One (I), Two (2), Three (3) and Six (6), Auditorts gubdivision
No. 21�2, Hennepin County, Minnesota.
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, The estimated cost for the improvement is �28,000.00, out of.which
it is estimated �23,57j.00 is assesable against the area_hereinbefore described.
Such persons as desire ta be heard with reference to fihe proposed improvem�nt
will be heard at this meeting.
A. W. ELM�UIST, CITY CLERK
FRANK N. VJHITNEY, CITY ATTORN�'
Published in the Hennepin County Review on N�ay 2o and �une 2, 1955�
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CIiY OF HOPKINS � � �
HENNEP I N COlJN1Y,; �Jll NN ESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 589
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENTS FOR THE INSTALLATION
OF CERTAIN SAN[TARY SEWER AND WATER MAIN�.
, Nh�EREAS , pursuant fo proper not i ce du Iy g i vzn as requ i; ed by law,
t�e council has met and h�ard and passec upon ail objections to the proposed
assessrn�nts for ihe cost of the insfial(afiion and construction of wafier mains
in the following locations, to-wit;
Commencing at the intersaction of County.Road No. 18 and Cottage
Dotivns; th�nce southerly along County Road No. 18 to a point approximately
twznty (20) feet south of the north (ine extended of Lot One (I), Block Five
(5), Knollwood; also on Farmdale ;�oad from Hollyhock Lane to a point approxi-
matefy one hun�red t�venty-three (123) feet east to the west (ine of Lofi FivU
(5), Blocic Five (5), Flobby Acres; also on Twenty-first Av�nu� North from
Excelsior Avenue to First Street North, thence easterly along First Street
I�orth to Twentieth Avenue Nort�i;
Also for the insfiallation and construction of sanifary se�v�r mains
in ti�e following locations, t�-�vit;
Commencing at a poini- on Cofitage Dou�ms and an exfension of the east
1 i ne of Lot S i x{6) , B lo�k F i v� (5) , Kno ( l�vood, thence VJest to County Road
No. I8, thence soufih to a poini- approximately forty ��.0) feet north of the south
I i ne exfiended of Loi- Four (L�) , 6 f ock F i ve (5) , Kno 1 I�vood; a I so on Tavenfy-r` i rst
Avenue North from �xcelsior Avonue to the North line extended of Lot Twenty-
n i ne (29) , B lock Th i rteen (13) ,`,Nest Nl i nneapo I i s, Th i rd � i v i s i on; �Oti'V, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CCUNCIL OF THE C1TY OF HOPKINS, MIPdNESOTA:
I. Such proposed assessments, and each of them, copies of avhich are
hereto ai-tached and made a part hereof, are hereby accepted and shal! constitute
fihe specia( assessments againsfi the lands named the;ein, and each i-ract of land
therein included is hereby found to be benefifited by the propos�d improvement
in the amount of tne assessmenfi levied againsfi it.
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2. Such assessments, and each of them, excepfi�tne assessment for
the instaliation and construction of water mains on T�venty-first Avenue North
from Excelsior Av�nue to Firsi Str2et North, tlience easfierty along First Street
North to Twentieth Hvenu2 North, also exc�pt (2) the assessment for fihe instal-
lation and construction of sanitary sewer mains on Tw�nty-first Avenue North
from Excelsior Avenue to the Nori�h line extended of Lot Twenty-nine (29),
Block Thirfieen (I.j), 'JJest Minneapolis, Third Division, shall be payabl� in
equal annual installments extending over a per-ioJ of ten years, the first of
the installn�ents to be payable on or befor� tha first hlonday in �anuary, I956.
The assessment for the installation and construction of water mains on Twent/-
first Avenue North from Excelsior Avenue to First Streei Norfh, thence easterly
along First ;treefi North to Twenti�th Avenue Norfh, and the assessment for fhe
i nsta I lat i on a nd construct i on of san i tary seNr�r ma i ns on Tvrenty-f i rst Av-anue
�:orth from Exce I s i or Avenue to the Nori-h I i ne extended of Loi- T+r�enty-n i ne (29) ,
Block Thirtzen (!3), West Minneapoli�, Third Division, shall be payable in equal
annua) installments exfiending over a period of twenty years, the first of the
i nsta I Iments fio be payable on or before the f irst R�onday i n,lanuary, 1956. Any
deferr2d installments shall bear interest at the rat� of six (6) per cent per.
annum from the date of the adoption of this assessment resolution. To the firsfi
installment shall be added ini-erest on to the entire assessment from fihe date of
this resolution until December 31, t955• To each subsequent �i.nstallsnent when
due shall be added interest for one year on all unpaid installments.
3. The owner of any property so assessed may, at any time prior to
certification of the assessment to The county auditor as herein provided, pay
the whole of the assessment against any parcel with interest accrued to the
dat� of payment to the city treasurer and he may, at any tirne thereafter, pay
to the counfiy treasurer the entire amount of the assessment remaining unpaid
with interest accrued to December 31 of the y�ar in wfaich such pay;nent is made.
1�. The clerl< shall furthwith transmit cnrtified dup(icates of these
assessments fio fihe county auditor to be extended on the proper tax lists of the
county, and such ass�ssmeni-s shall be collected and paid over in the same menner
as other municipal taxes.
ADOPTE� by th� council of the city of Hopkins afi a regular meeting
thereof held this 17th day of May, 195�.
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. YVhi tney, C i ty Attorney
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A�.special meeting of the �ouncil of the �ity of gopkins, Minnesota, was held at the
City gall at 7:00 PoM. on �ednesday, May 18, 1955.
present were �ouncilmen Sheldon, y,[itmer, Stevenson and �mpangero glso City Mana�er Frissell,;
pnpanger moved, gtevenson seconded, that �ouncilman Witmer be appointed M�yor pro Tem.
�;R. Carried. �
Sheldon moved, stevenson seconded, that the minutes of the �ity F.l.ection as submitted by
the Judges and �].erks of the 6 voting districts in gopkins and the statement of votes as
submitted by the Di.rector of the �ount and the 4 Assistant gi.rectors for the city election
held in the City of gopkins on Tuesd�y, �Iay 17, 1955, be accepted and placed on file and
that the City Council hereby certifies the results to be as follows;—
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F. NI� Madden,elected �qayor for a term of two years
Joseph g, �npanger
�,rthur S. Nash ,
A. J. Tor�y Tesa'rek ,
Richerd S. Johnson
elected Councilmen for a term of two years
J. Russell Carroll, elected Municipal Ju.dge for a term
of four years
Motion carried.
Stevenson moved, Empanger seconded, that the �i.ty Manager be authorized to put an extra
man on the Garbage Route so that rubbish can also be picked up each week. �arried.
Sheldon moved, gnpanger seconded, that the City Manager be authorized to purchase a Rubber
Tired goller as per prices quoted� subject to opini.on by the �ity Attorney as to whether
legal requirements for bidding had been complied with. �arriede
F�npa.nger moved, gheldon seconded, that an allowance of �700 be made to City Manager Frissell '
toward moving expenses from Hastings-on—the—gudson, New york. Carried,
Meeting adj ourned.
ATTEST:
Joseph M. w3.tmer, M�yor pro Tem
Q-J-A�-�' - -L s \ .
A.W. Elmquist, gecret of the �ouncil
COIINCIIA7EN:
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MINUTES OF CITY ELECTION .. ,
At the�regular election of the �ity of Hopkins, in the County of Hennepin
and State of Minnesota,�held�at the H,arley Hopkins School in'the City of Hopkins
for District No. 1,
being the place where it Was directed to be held by the City Council after
giving due notice thereof as provided by law, on the 17th day of Nay, 1955,
Elizabeth Slavin, G1a.dys Escher, Selma Pshl, Irene MiTler,��nd $etty Carlson,
five qualified voters of said election district in said city to act as judges
and clerks of such election, each of whom had within ten days before such .time
been designated�and appointed by the �ity. Council to act as judges and clerks
of such election at sa.id�precinct, rrho, being present�, at the hour of 7:00 otclock
A.,M., ,each of them duly took and subscribed an oath to faithfully discherge
the duties required of them at each Election; and the said Judges and Clerks
being duly qualified,forth;w�h opened the polls by proclamation, and the
Election proceeded by ballot without adjournment or intermission until closed.
� The subjects voted on�a.t such Election, as stated in .the Notice thereof,
were;
To elect a mayor, four councilmen and a municipal judge.
At �:OO o�clock in the afternoon of said day the polls were closed, pro-
clamation thereof having been made by one of the Judges thirty minutes previous
thereto.
As soon as the polls were closed, said Election officials at such voting
place did,.without opening them, seal the ballot boxes and sent them at once, in
the custody�of said officials and the officer assigned to such precinct, to the
City Hall, the place designated as the central counting place for the City.
There was also sent with ee.ch of said ballot boxes a record of the number
of ballots cast therein..
Dated May 17, 1955
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MINUTES OF CITY ELECTION �
At the regular election of the City of Hopkins, in the County of Hennepin
and State of Minnesota, held at the Ibw House in the City of Hopkins for
District No. 2,
..being the place where it vas directed to be held by the City Council after �
giving due notice thereof.as provided by law, on the 17th day of May, 1955,
Carrie Spott, Elizabeth I�emke, Margaret C. Owens, Estella Olson, N�rtle Vickerman,
five qualified voters of said election district in said city to act a.s judges,
� and clerks of such election, each of r+hom had within ten d�ys before such time�
been designated and appointed by the City Council to act as judges and clerks
of such election at said precinct, who, being present, at the hour of '7:OO,otclock
A. M., each of them duly took and subscribed an oath to faithfully discharge
the duties required of them at such,Election; and the said Judges and Clerks �
being duly qualified, forthwith opened the polls by proclamation, and the
Election proceeded.by bellot without adjournment or intertnission until closed.�
� The subjects voted on at such Election; as.stated in the Notice thereof,
were;
To elect a mayor, four councilmen_�nd a municipal judge.
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At 8:00 olclock in the afternoon of said day the polls were closed, pro-.
clamation`tYiereof having been made by one of the.Judges thirty minutes previous
thereto.
. As soon as the poTls'were closed, said Election officials at such voting
place did, without.opening them, seal,the belYot boxes and sent them at once, in
the custoc�r of said officials�and the officer assigned to such precinct, to the.
City. Hel.l, the place designated as the central counting place for the City,
�There was also sent rrith each of said ballot boxes a record of the number
of ballots cast therein. ,
Datea r�ay 17, 1955 . � /,%, ► . . , L�
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MINUTES�OF CITY ELECTION
At the regular election of the City of Hopkins, in the County of Hennepin
and State of Minnesota,�held at the City Hall in the City of Hopkins for
District No. 3,
being the place where it'rras directed to be held by the City Council after
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*���giving due notice thereof as provided by law, on the 17 th day of May, 1955.,
In1a M. Yackel, Lillia.n Elmquist, Mary Bastyr, Mary Msllery, Flora Caroline,
five��qualified voters of said.election district in said city to act as judges
and clerks of such election, each of whom had within teri days before such titne
been designated and appointed by the City Council to act as judges and clerks �
of such election at said precinct, wYio; being present, at the hour of 7:00 o=c]:ock
A. M., each of them duly took and subscribed an oath to faithfully discharge
� the duties�required of them:at such Election; and the said Judges and Clerks '
be,ing duly quslified, forthwith opened the polls by proclamation, and the
Election proceeded by ballot �rithout adjournment or intermission until closed.
The subjects voted on at such Election, as stated in the Notice thereof,
were; ,. �
To elect a mayor, four councilmen and a municipal judge.
At�8;00 o�clock in the afterrioon of said day the polls were closed, pro-
clamation ther.eof having been made by�one of the Judges thirty minutes previous
thereto.
As soon�as the polls were closed, said Election officia.ls at such voting
place did, xithout opening them_ seal.the ballot boxes and sent them at once,,in
the custody of said officials and�the officer assigned to such precinct, to the
City Hall, the place designated as the central counting:place for the City.
There Was also sent,with each of said ballot boxes a.�ecord of the number
of ballots cast therein. �
Dated May 1'7, 1955 .
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�At the regular election of the City of Hopkins, in the County of Hennepin
arid State of Minnesota, held at the Junior High School in the City of Hopkins for
I1lstrict No. 4, �
being the place where it was directed to be held by the City Council after
giving due notice thereof as provided by law, on the�l7th day of May, 1955,
Alice M. Anderson; Sophia. Nicolai, Adeline Sedesky, Louise Lussier, Grace I3undahl,
five qualified voters of said election district in said city to act as judges
and clerks of such election, each of whom had within ten days before such time.
been designated and appointed by the City Council to act as judges 'and clerks
of such election at s aid preciact, who, being present, at the hour of 7:00 otclock
A. M., each of them duly took and subscribed an oath to faithfully discharge �
the duties required of them�at such Election; and the said Judges and Clerks
being duly qualified, forthwith opened the polls by proclamation, �nd the
Election proceeded by ballot without adjournment or intermission until closed.
The subjects.voted on at such Election, as stated'in the Notice.therof,
were: ;
To elect a m�yor, four councilmen and a municipal judge.
At 8:00 o�clock in the afternoon of sa3d day the polls were closed, pro- .
clamation thereof having been made by.one of the Judges thirty minutes.previous
thereto. .
As soon as the polls were closed, said Election officials at such voting
place did, without opening them,�seal the ballot boxes and sent them at once, in
the custody of said officials and the officer assigned to such precinct, to the
City Hall, the place designated as the central counting pl�zce for the City.
There �as also aent with each of said ballot boxes a record of the number
of ballots cast therein.
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At the regular election of the Cit� of Hopkins, in the County of Hennepin
and State of Minnesota, held at the Oakridge Country Club in the City of Hopkins
for Ilistrict No. 5, � '
being the place where it was directed to be held by the City Council after
giving due notice thereof as provided by' lau, on the 17th day of May, 1955,
Kay Sullivan, Sally McBra.tnie, Edna Wilcox, Lauretta Poseley, Louise Boies,
five qualified voters of said election district in ssid city to act as judges '
and clerks of such election, each of whom had within ten days before such time
been designated and appointed by the City Council to act as judges and clerks .
of.such election at such precinct, who, being present, at the hour of 7:00 oiclock
A, M., each of them duly took snd subscribed an oath.to faithfully discharge
the duties required of them at such Election; and the said Judges and Clerks.
being duly qualified, forthwith opened the polls by proclsmation, and the �
Election proceeded by ballot without adjournment or intermission until closed.
The subjects voted on at such Election, as stated in the Notice thereof,
were;
To elect a mayor, four councilmen and a municipal judge.
At 8:00 otclock in the afternoon of said day_the polls were closed, pro-
clamation thereof�having been made by one of the Judges thirty minutes previous
thereto.
As soon as the polls were closed, sa.id Election officials at such voting
place did, without opening them, seal the ballot boxes and sent them at once, in
the custoc�y of s�3d officials -and the officer assigned to such precinct, to the
City Hall, the place designated as the central counting place for the City. �
There was also sent with each of said ballot boxes a record of the number
of ballots cast therein.
Dated May l7, 1955 •
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MINUTES OF CITY ELECTION�
At the regular election of the City of Hopkins, in the County of Hennepin.
and State of Minnesota, held at the A1ice Smith School in the City of Hopkins
for 17istrict No. 6,
being the place where it was directed to be held by the City Council after
giving due notice thereof as provided by law, on the 17th day of t+ia,y, 1955,
Esther.Tauchen, Anne Borland, Charles W. Herzan, Theresa Goldborg, Tina J,
Swenson,five qualified voters of said election district in the city to act as
judges and clerks of such election, each of whom had within ten deys before such
time been designated and appointed by the �ity Council to aet as judges and
clerks of such election at said precinct, who., being present,.at the hour of
7;00 o1clock A�. M., each of them duly took and subscribed an oath to faithfully
discharge the duties required of them at such Election; and the said Judges and
Clerks being duly qualified, forthwith.opened the polla by proclamation, and the
Election proceeded by baliot without adjournment or intermission until closed,
The subjects voted on at�such Election, as stated in the Notice thereof,
rrere ; � .
To elect a mayor, four councilmen and�a municipal judge.
At 8:00 o�clock in the afternoon of.said day the.polls were closed, pro—
clamation thereof having been made by one of the Judges thirty minutes previous
thereto. � �
As soon as the polls were closed, sa.id Election officials at such voting
place did, without opening them, seal the ballo� boxes and sent them at once, in
the custody of said officials and the:.officer,assigned to such precinct, to.the
City Hall, the place designated as the central counting place for the City.
There was also sent with each of said ballot boxes a�.record of the number
of ballots cast therein. �
Dated.May 17, 1955
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At the regular election of the City of Hopkine, �n the Cou�t�_df Heranep9.n
and 5tete of �+�i.r�nesot�., held at t�,he .l�r'Fr�o- �,�,k� •+� °+����, i� the C3ty of Hapkir,e
for Dietri�t No. l, �
being the�place where it wae dir�cted to be held by the Ci�y Counoil aft�r
�ivin� due natice thereo� -e� provlded by l��r, vn the 17#�� dey of MBy, ���-5 j
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�.1���e�,hr--����v�;�, `t3lac�s Esoher� �elma P��il, Irene �,iller� iand �et�:�y ,C�sleo�,
f ive qua�lified eoter� of ea9.c� eleotion diatriat iA said c3ty Lo eat as judgea
. and a�erk� of �ctc;h eiection� oech oi wh�n had writhin ten deya beSore auoh time
besn desi�nated end eppofnted by Lhe Cf,ty C,ouncil to �at ao juclg�� and:�ierka
� of such eleotion at aE+id preCinct, �ho, bein� present, at the hour of 7=� o�clook
A. M. , each of them du�,y took and subsca�ibed an ooth to faithfl.illq disaharge
thv dutie� rec�uired of them �"t eaoh Eleot3on; sad the sald Judges and Clerka
bein#� duly qua7lfisd, foxthr"rith opened the p,�].le by� grovlem�tion, anfl. the
�leotion proce�ded by b�llct aithout.ac�jcura�ent or 3ntermi�eion until closed.
, vere=
The �ub�eots voted on �t euah Eleetian,.ae etated ir� the �totico thereoP,
To eleot a meyor, four counciLnan and e municipal �udge,
At Bs00�o�cloek in the aPteraoon of a�Sd day Lhe polla were closede pro-.
clamatioa thereof baving been mede by one of tbe dudge� thirLy minute8 preeiou�
thereto. .
' As eoon ea the polla were clo�ed,`said Election oPficiala at euab voting .
plaae c1id, wiLhout opas�ln� them, seal the be,ll.ot bo�ces and sent them �t ance, in
the custody oF said.officials and the affic�r e.s�igned �o euch precinot, to the
City Hall, the plaoe designate8 8� the.ceatral countin� pl�,ce �or the City.
� fihere xas also e�ni with e�ah of�ssid ballot bQxes a record of �he nwnber
of ballots cest therein. �
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... . At the sa�ular eleotion o� the �� City oP I�op?�ina, �a ihe .t;ownty of �enr�epin
�n@ St�te of M�nrxesota, ha1c4 e� Lhe�.D�w Aouae in the City of Hopkins �or .
I�iet�.riot No. 2, �
� be�ng the plaee cthere i� Yes directed to be be3:d by the'C,�,Ly Counoil a�ter
�3vin� due notioe thereof as provid�� by ls.w, on t�he 17th day of Maye�1955,
C�arrle �ps�tL, Eli��beth Lemke, Merg�rst G. Awera�, Ee►telle, c�i�on, �rtle Viak�rmanD
ffve quellFi�d voiere of eaid el�ation diatriat in sa4d oiLy �o act ms judgee,
arid al�rka af suoh eleaticn, eaah,;o� vhom ha8 vithin ten daye 'before such tlme.; ,
been dsei�nated end eppninte� by th� City Counoil to.�ct �� �ud�ee end clerke
af such eleation �.t eaid preainct, who, being present, e�t the haur of �r00 o'cloak
A; M., e�ch af tbem Quly took and subecri�ed e�n o�th to fei�hft�lly disaherge
�he du4.9.es requfred of them at euoh Fleation$ and the said.Judgea and Glerka
� being aZu�y quelified, f'orthWith opened t�e polls bq prool�etion, and the
°�leation proceeded by b�11ot withaut �djourr�en�C or intermis�e3an� ur�ti2 cloeed.
The subj�ate voted on at suQh.B�ection, ae at�ted �n the NoLiae Lhereaf,�
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To. eleat. � mayorc� four counailmen r�nc4 a municipel 'juc9�8.
At 8s00 o�olock in the after�on of aaid �d�y th� pvl,le wera clos�d,. pro-
alamat�on�thereof h�vin� been made by one oF.the Judges thirty m1.nt�tes pr�vioue
th�retoo � ,
�ts� �oon as the polle irere alosed, said Flleation offioiale at aueh votin� �
q�leee did, r�3.thaut opening them, �ee�1 the b�]].lot boxee erxd sent them at once, �n
fi.1ne cuatody of ea3.d off�ciels e�d the o%ficer �e�i�ned to sucb precincti, t,o the
City H�11, the p2aae deaignstefl �a the centrel acunting place Por the ,Cityo
'�'here ves e,l.so sent_ w3.th eaoh of eaid ballot box�e a record of the number
of ballots oa�t there3n.
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,Mi1Zil�E3 OF' CTTY �I,�CTI�N
A.� th� regul�r eleotion oi tk�e City of �opkins, in the County of f�enrrepin
and 9tate of Minnedota, hold �t the City H�.1.1 in the City of Hopkina Por
Dietrict Nc. 3, � ' , . .
bei.ng the pla�e �ahere it wa� directed to be held t�y the City Gc►umail after
�iv3:ng due r�otiao thereoP �-�s �arovided by 1a�►, �on the 17th dc�y of �[ey, 195?9
Lvla �f. Y�vke1, I,�lli,� �],r�quist, Mary 8�etyr, Mary, M€�llery, Flor� Ga.r�line,
fiv�a :qu�2lfied votere� oi' s�.i,d �leation district� in said city to a�� aa ,�ud�es
anc� clerka of suah elee�9.on, �a.ch.o� whom had trithin ten daye b�for� suoh time �
been dee��nated �nd appoint�d t�y the City Council to.,r�at'a� �ud�es and ol�rks .
of euah eleation e� aa�Ld preoia�ct, �ahop being �re�ent, at the hour of 7a00 o�alock
A. M. , e,B.cPi of ttnem duly took and �ubsarib�d an o�th ta f�5.thfu�.ly dischar��
the dutie� requireai v�' them �t �ucb �lectionj end the e�,id Judges and Clerks
being duly qu�sll:�fied� �ortbwitY� o�r►ed tne a�dlls. by �u'o�ie�ti0�u� and �he
Eleation proaeeded by balla� vitehout edjmu;:�menti or iatermf.esion until. aloserl,
The subjecta votsd.on at euah Electio�a, �ae s�atefl ia the �aotice thereof,
were= .
To eleot a mayor, four cauna3.2men and e mwnicipal judgeo �
At 8sQ0 o�clock in the ef'ternoon of said day the polls uere oloaeds pro-
clemetion ther�oF havin� been a�ede by one of Lhe Judge���hirty mir.utee prevfous
thereto.
�� �$ soan t�s the po]1s wer� closed, �s,fd �I��tion oFfic�Lale at �uoh , votfng
place did, xi.thout opening theni seal #,he balioL boxes �nd sent them n� onoe, ia
tk�e au��dy of a�i.d of�ioial� and Lhe orfiaer s.9�i�3ned to 8uch pracinct, t;o the _
Citiy €ie11, �he pl��e deaignat�d es tl�e ce�tr�1 countir� plaae For the City,
There uas al�o senL �rritY� eaah of eaid ballot boa�e a c�cord of the nu�ber
pf baliQts oe.st �tizerein. . ,
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At the re�uler e2eotion of �he Gi^�y oF kiopls:iAe, in the County of �enx�eplr�
8rid $t�te o� �Miauaescte, held �� �hhe �Juatar �ifgh ��chool la� the City of Hogkirae for
. Ui�trict t�o. 4, � � � : .
bein� the p],��e whe�e �,t u�rs dix�ected to be held b�+ the City Council after
gSv3,rkg c�us �oLice �h�reof �s prav�.ded hy la�w, on the 19�h d�y oF Me,yn 1955,
A].ica .P�. A�nd�raon, �ogk�i�; I�icaal�i, A�eline Sedeaky, IAu9,ae Luesi�r, Gr�.ae Iundahi,,
fiv� qu�,liFi�d vc�ter� �,af s�id election di�atriat in said city� to �ot �s judges
end alerka� o� ettoh election, eaoh oF whom Bad 3aiLhin ten d�ye before eucxh time
been de���neted end appointed by Lhe Ci�y Counall �to act as �uclgae and clerks �
of suah elec�ioa �t eeid preaircot� who, beiag gree��t, aL the, haur oi' 7s00 o�clock
A. M, , eaoh of �hein duly tooi� snc� aub�cribed t�a o�t,� to faithf't,�lly disah+�r�e
the dutie� required o� them at such �1eo�9.an; m�t�d th� ea�d ,��ad��s and .C1erk�
bein� d�il�► que�].9.�ied, #'artb�rit,h opensd the po11� �ay procal�ra�tion, �nnd' �he •
�leatior� proCeeded by baliot vil,hout ,ad�ournment� or intermj.ssi�n until olaaed, �
Tr►e eub�eots votecl on at suah E1e�tion, ee s�Leted in the ttotice therof, _
were: . , ' , , , .
'To elect a m�rcr� four aaunci]tnen a�nd �� mun9.cipel jud�e. .
A� BsOq e'o].oak im tiae �ffi�rnoon of eaid` ��yy the po11� drere alosed, pro- : �
c�i�mat�on tl�er�ao� h�eir� i�e� mede �y �one c�i' the Sudgea tihfrty. m3nute� p�evioue
��a�re�;.a. �
�is eot>n es the po11a aSere c�losEd, ��id E],ecsticn offYaial� at ��aQh �ot.in�
place did, vithaut o�ni;ng them, ae�I tl�e bal%t bo�ccea end s�at them at once, in '
the cu�to�,y of �afd offiof�� end the off�aer as�l9.gaed to euoh grecino�� to the
City F�a31, the place desi�nated �e Lh� o�ntral aounting plm�e for the t;it�r,
'There �o�e �].so sant i�rith e�oh v� eagd �,�7.1ot boxae �c reQorc� of t.h� �ber .
of br�llote aast there�n. - �
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At the re�ul.ar eleat3on oF the City oP Flopki.�s, in the�Cnuaty�of Hennepin
and �t�:te of A41�eeots� held at the �?ekridge �ountry Club ira the City of Elo�akir�e
ftir I�.etrict � A?o. 5, �
• beir►g the �lace �rher� 9.t wa�s �.i.reoted to be &eld by tk�e �iLy �uxiail aft�r
givin� due not4.ce thor�aP e� provided by law, on tY.e 1�%LYi CZAyT Cf' i�Fl�s i95s,
Kay :�ulli�ran, "��I.l�y �SaBrgtnie, Edna �f9.laox, I�a.uretta Fopeley, Louise �3oies,
fiee quel�.ficad votere af srai.d election diet,r�et in. $a3d citq . to �ct as �uc3�e�
ar,d ale��s � of such el�c�:.9.on, e�ch of aho�n tiad wi.tlain ten days before suah time
�iset� deai�nmted r�nd �p�in�ed by the City Couracil to act ae �udge� and clerke
, cf ��ch eleo�ion at �uah prea�act, who, be3.n� pre�eni, �� tYY�� hour of. 7s� o�al,ocls
A. M. , each oP them au1`y took and subecribed �,�a omth to� f�l.thfi�l],y 81.�aharge '
, the dutie� rec�uired ot' t,he� at suoh Electionf �n� the saifl dudgee �nd Clerka
. beirrg duly qualiY'i�d, forth�l �h o,pened the pol:la bY Aroalamstion, and the .
� �le�tidn �+rc�a�efle�d by bral].o'� vitisc�nt �d�aurramant e�r i�t�zmi.s�ian unt9.l �loae�.
. �hg a�j��t� voted on r�'t au�h �leoLion, ea �t��ec3 in tkie �dotice thereof,
weres
�o eleot s mayor, four aoutioilmen �nd a muniaipal �udge. •
At g:00 c+�cloak in ttl� �ii`i9PII0Ufl of said dey t�e p�ll� r�ere cToa�d, pro-
clapiaLion thereoY':�having _�ieen mad� �y ene oF tl�e �ur�ee thirty mi.nut�s previou�
th�retoo . ,i
Ae soon ae the po],ls were clo�sd, �m�i.d �lection offic�.�1e at such votit�
plece did, without ppe�ni� � tk�em, se�l the i�a].lot boxe� and aent tham �L onee, in
the custo� of eei.d oPf;toiel�s �nd Lhe of�ic�r ee�i�n�d to suah preci�ct, to the
City Hall, tlie � place dea�gneted �� tbe central.: aoun��n� pla�e for 4�Me Cf4cyd •
There wa� �lsc aen� vith _eaoh 0i', esid bellot boxe� a reoora vi'' the niunber
ot btcl.lot� ca�t Lherein. �
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At �he regular eleotion oP the City af Hopkinsa in the County of Hennepin
and 9tate of Minneeota, held at the A1ice �aith Sahool in the City of Hopkin8
for Aistriet ]�c. 6�
bein� the plece w�iere it was directed to be held by the City Council after
givin� due notice thereof �� provided by ler�, on the 17th �s.y of t�iaye 1955,
i�sti,er �auchen, i�nne B0rlandD Gh�rles W� H8P?,F.illy TiI6iE9B8 CiOId�7Oi�� g`ina J.
5vensor�,five qualified qoters of eaid el�ation district in the oity to �ct es
jud�es and clerks of such elecL3on, ��vh of whom h�d �.thfn teA d�ys.before euch
time been 8esigaatsd end appointed by the p.ty Couaeil to act �e ,udgea �ttd
vlerke of such electiivn at said precinct, �rho� �ein� present, at tha hour of
7:OQ o�cloek A. �I, g��ch of them, duly took €a..nd subscribed an c�th to faithful].y
diachaa�ge the dut3es required of them et sucb Eleation; and the aaid Judges and
Clerks bein� duly quelified, forth�rith opened the po13.a by proclaaiation, and the
Election proceeded by bsllot brithout adjou$°annen� or ir�t�rmiasion euxtil closeda
arere :
3'he eubjeate voted an at suah �lection, a� staLed in the Notice thereo�,
To elect a m�,yor9 four couaacilmen and a m�nicip�l jud�e,
A� 8:00 o�clook in the afternoon.of aaid dey the polls were closed, pro-
clametion thereoF having been made by one of the,Jrxdgae thirty minutee previou�
thereto. �
As soon ae the polls were aloaed,�said El�etion offioial�s at such noting
plmce did, without oper�9.ng �hem9 seal the b�llot baxes �ud sent them �t once, in
the cuetody of s�9.d offieials:sud ihe.offic�r essi�ned:to such precinct, to the
City Hall, the place d�signated a� the aeatr8,l covnt+::g place Por the City.
2'here was also eent w�Ith eaoh of said be,ll.at �axe� a racord of �►e number
of ballots c8et therein,
Dated May 17, 1955
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MIPdUT'ES OF' CITY �I.ECTI�N
At the regular eleation of the t;ity of Hopkina, in the County of H�nnepin
and State of r�3nnesota, held at the Herleg Hopkina 3chool itt the City of Hopkine
for Uietriat No. 1,
. beiag the place where it was directed to be held by the City Council after
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giving due notice thereoP as }�rovided by law, on the 17th day of Aqa,y, 1955�
Elizabeth Slavin, G1ac�ys Escher, Selma P�hh1, Irene Miller, and Betty Carlaon,
Pive qualified vaters oF said el.eation distriat in eaid city to eot as judges
and clerks of ��ch e1.ec�ian,.each of vham had tirithi.n ten deys before euah time
been.designated and apgointed by the City Council to act �� juc'I�ea end clerks
of such eleotion at said precinct, vho, being greeent�, at the hour of 7;00 o�clock
A. i�i, , each of them clu].y took and subscribed an oath to faithf�lly discharge
the duties required�of�them�et�.each Election; and the said Judgea and Clerks
iiatng chi],y quallfied, fd��.t2iwit'h �pened the polla by proclemation, and the
Eleotion proaeeded by balloi without ad�ournment or intesmi8eien until clased..
'1'he subjeots voted on at euch Election, as �tated in the Notice thereof,
wereg
To eleot e mayor, �our councilmen end a muaicipal judge.
At 8s00 o�+clook in �he afternoon of said day the polls were clos�d, pro-
clamation thereof having been made by one of the audgee�thirty �inutea previous
thereto.-
As soon ea the polle were clo�edA said �leotion officials at �uch voting
place did, without aperi2ng them, eeal the balle�-boxea and aent them at once, in
the custody of eaid offiaiels anc9 the officer assigned.to auch precinct, to the
City Hell, the.place deeigriatetl as the centra]. counting place for the Citp.
There �a� also sent with�each of said ballot boxea a record of the number
of bailota cast therein.
Dated May 17, 1955
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MIA1iTZ`�S OF CITY ELECTIOI3
At the regular electlon of the City of Hopkiae, in the County of Hennepin
'� � and State vf Minneeota, held at the Dow House in the City af Hopkins for
1'��triot i9o. 2p . .
being the place ahere it �ras directed to be held by the City Council after
giving clue aotice thereoE as provided by law, on the 17th day of M�y, 1955,
Carrie Spott, �li�abeth I,em2te, Margasat C. Owens, Estella�Ol�on, P�yrtle•Vickerman,
five quelifi�d voLers of said election distr3cst in said city to act aa judges,
and clerl�s o� such election, each of r►hom had a3th3n ten de�re before suah time._
been designated end appointed by the City Couttcil to a.ct as judges end clerks
oY such election at �aid grecinct, who, being present, at the hour oP 7;00 otalook
A. M., each of them du�y taok and aubsaribed en oath to Paithfully discherge
the duties required of them �t auch ElectionE ead �he saicl Judges and Clerks
being.duly qualified, forthwith opened the poll� by proclemation, and the
Election proceoded b� ballot aithout adjournment or i�termiseion until closed.
The aubjects voted pn,at such,Electian, as stated in the Notice thereof,
were:. , .. � �
Ta elect a aayor, four counaila�en and e munioipal judge.
At .8:00 0�'alook in the afternoon of said dey the poLls were closed, pro�=
cla�nation thereof . hav�:ng been made.��by one' of 'the �udgea th3rt� �mfnutea pre�tious
thereto. ' . .
A� soon as the polls were.closed, s�i.d F.�.ection afficials at such voting
plece did, rritho�at apeniag them, �eal the bellot boxes and sent them at once, in
the custody of said officials end �he officer aesigned to su�h precinct, to the
City Hsll� the place designated as the centrel counting place for the City.
There �as a18o aeat with eaah of•eaid ballot bvxea a record of tkie uumber
of ballots oast therein.
D►�ted May 27, 1955
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A� the regular electioa of the City af Hopkina, in th� County of �Iennepin
and State of I�inneeotae held at �the �ity I�ell. in; ttie ,�ity of Hopkins for
Di�trict No. �3,
being the place where it w�s.directed to`be.held by the,City Council sfter
giving due notice thereof as provided by laW, on the ]7th day of Nia,y, 1955,
I,�la M. Yaokel, Lillisn Elmquiat, Mery Be�etyr,�Mary Nlellery, Flora Caroline,
five .�quallfied votess of said election diatrict in said cit�r to ac:t ras judges
and clerks of such election, each of whom had within ten dqya before such time
beem desi�gnated and appainted by ihe City Counail to mat ae �udgea and clerks •.
of such election st said.precihct, wha, being preseni, at the hour of 7:OQ o'�c�ock
A. N1,,.each of them duly.tobk �nd subscribsd �n oath to iaithfully d�scharge
the duties reqtaired of them at such �levtian9 and.the said Judgea and Clerks
beir� duly qualified,.for�hwith op�ned the �olls k�y.�+rocl�mati.on, and the
&Iection proceeded�by ba].lat withaut adjora�nment or intermi�siqn until 4losed.
�'he subjects voted on at euah Election, as etatecl in the Notice thereof,
�rere ;
To elect ,s mayor, i'our Qo�,tncilmen and e municip��l judge.
At 8:00 o,�clock in the s.fternoon c�f ssid day the pol.ls were cloaede pro-
cl�m�tion thereof h�ving been made by one of the Judgea thirty minutee previous
thereto.
As'eoo� Ae the poll� were cloaed, said $�tection officials at such doting
place did, vithout apenirig them seal �he ballot boxes and sent them at once, in
tho�cuatody of said officials ar�d the officer �aei�ned to such precinc�, �o.the
Cfty Ha].1, the �l�.ce designated,aa the central counting plaae for the City.�
There �es aiao sent with eaah of said ballat bo�es a�ecord of the number
of bal'lot� cast therein.
D�ted �IEy 17, 1955
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M�AIIITF.S' 0� CITY �ELECTI�IN . . ; �.
At bhe regular el�etion of the Citq of Hopkina, in the County of $eru�epin
eeid Stste of Minnesota, held at the Junior �iigh 8chobl in ,the Gity of I�opkins for
L�BtI°�.Ct Np. L►,
being the pleae whez� it w�.s directed �o be held by the City Couneii af�Cer
giving due notice thereof e:s provided by law, on the 17th day of May, 1955,
Alioe M. Anderson, Sophi� I�icol�i, Adeline 3ed�sl�r, Louiae Iaissi�r, Grace Iundabl,
Pive quelified voLers of ssid election dietr3ct in aaid cit� to act as judges
and clerke of such eleotion, each of whom had �►ithin te.n d�y� b�fore �uch time
been designated ead appointed by the �ity Ccauncil to act �� judges and clerks
of such election at �aid ppeai�+ot, who, b,eing present�, at the hc�txr of 7 s00 0�clock
A. Nt., each oF them dul,� took and subecribed an oa.th to faithfullg discharge
the dutiss required oP them at s�ch �lectionp snd the said Judges and Clerka
being duly quaiified, forthwith opened the po].ls by proelame.t3on, and the
Eleation proceeded by ballot without a�ournment or ilntermission until olosed.
The sub,eota voted on st auch Eleetion, �s �tated in the„Notiae�therof,,
were: ,
To eleat a m�yor, four aounoilmen and a muniaipal judge. �
At 8.p0 a�clock in the afternoon of said day the polls �rere �clvaet�, gro-
clem�:tian thereof having been made by one of the ,hzdges thirty minutea previous
thereto. •
As soon ae the poll� were closed, sai8'Election officiel� at auah voting
place did, roaithout openir� the�u, seel�the bellot boxee and sent them at once, in
the custoc�y of said afficials end the officer assi�ned to such precinct, to the
Cfty Hall, the place designated as the central counting place for the.��y.
There wa� elso sent With each of seid ballot boxes a record of the mimber
of ballots aast l.herein.
Dated May 17, 1955.
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MIICUTES OF CITY EL�GTION
At the regular elec�ion of the C�.ty of Hapkina, in .the C,oursty oF Hennepin
and State of Minneaota, helfl at the �akridge Country Club 1n the City of Hopkin�
for LiiBtrict ATo. 5,
be�.ng the place vhere it was directed to be held by the City Counoil after
giving ahie notice thereof as provided by lax, on tiie i7tb agy o� �8y, ig55,
Ka3r,S'u].livan, Sally MoBretnie, Ec£na Wiloox, T�suretta Poseley, ioui8e $oies,
five quelified votere of.seid election district in said citq to act as Judges
and clerks of auch el6ctionp�each of whom had Wl;thin ten days before such time
'• been deaignated snd appointed by the City Counail ta eat as �ud�es and clerka
of auch eleotion at such precinct, arho, being present, at the hour of 7:00 o�clock
A. M: , each of them duly took and aubscribed an oaf.h. �a� faithftia,ily diacherge
� the dutiea required of�t�em at auch EZeation; and the said �udgee and Glerk�
being duly qualifisd, forthxi�Ch opened the polla by proclamation, and the
E�ection procee8ed by ballot �rithout adjourr,ment or intermisaion until�closed.
�� The eubjects vo�ed on et aueh�Eleotion, aa stated in the Notice thereoY,
,
�rere :
To.eleot•a mayor, four counoilmen ancl a mun3cipel judge.
�t.8,;00 o�alock in the afternoon.of eaid day the polls uere cloaed, pro-
clamati.,on thereof��eving been made.by one oP the �udgea thirty minutes previous
ther�to.
� 'Aa soon a� the polls t�rere cloaed, aaid Eleotion �ffioi�.ls et auch votiag
� plsce did, without openin� them,�sael the ballot boxes and sent them at once, in
the cuatoc�y aF eaid offic�als arid the cfficer asai�ned to suah precinct,, to the
City Hell, the plaoe�deeignat►ed a� ihe central�countir� D18ce for �he City.
There tiae also aent with�each 'of said ballot boxes a reaord oF t�e numb�r
of b�.7.lot� oa�t therein, � � . .
Dated Map 17, 1955 :
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MINUTES OF CITY ELECTI4N
At the regular eleetion of the City of Hopkina, in the Gounty of Hennepin
and State af Minnesota, held at the A].ice Smith School in•the City of �iopkins
for Uiatrict No, b,
being the place where it was directed to�be held by the City Council after
giving due notice thereof as provided by law, on the 17th day of May, 1955,
Esther Tauchen, Anne Borland, Cherlea W. Herzan, Thereea Goldborg, Tina J.
Swenson,five quallfied voters of ssid election district in the city to act es �
judges and clerks of sueh election, eaah of whom had within ten d�ys before such
time been desi�nated and appointed by the �ity Council to act as judges and
clerks of auch election at said precinct, who, being present, at the hour of
7;00 o�clock A. M,, ea.ch of them duly took and subscribed an oath to faithfully
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diseharge the duties required of them at such �lection; and tne said �udges and
Clerks being duly quelified,.forthwith opened the polls by proclamation, and the
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Election proceeded by ballot without adjournment or interm9.asion until closed.
were:
The aub�eatg voted on at such Elsctiono aa �tated in the Nctfce thereof,
To elect a meyor, four couneilmen and a municipal jud�e,.
At 8;00 o�clock in the af�ernoon of said d�p the polls were closed9 pro-
clamation thereof having been made by one of the Judges thirty minutes previoua
Lhereto.
Ae soon as the pol]:a tirere closec3, aaid �lection oifiaisls at such vating
place did, Gtithout opening them, seal the ballot boxes and sent them at once, in
the custody.of eaid officiais and the officer assigned to such precinct, to the
City Halls the place designated ee the central counti�g plaee for the City.
There was also aent with each of said ballot boxes a record of the number
of ballots cast therein.
Dated May 17, 1955
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STATEMENT QF�VOTES
At the regular election of the City of Hopkins held on May 17, 1955, for
the purpose of electing a mayor,�four councilmen and a municipal judge, the
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undersigned, Clinton K. Blomquist, Director.of the Count, �.--3',-�€e��, 0. G.
Germak, Jack Feudner, Richard J. Becl�an, assistants, hereby make the following
return of the count of the ballots at said election.
We received at the cent.ral counting place designated by the council, namely;
the City Hall, all of the ballot boxes used for the six districts in said city,
from the election officials of,each district. Each ballot box when received
by us xas sealed and accompanied by a record of.the number of ballots cast therein.
We thereupon opened the ballot boxes sent from each district, and compared
the number of ballots forwarded with the records sent from the corresponding
voting places.
The following discrepencies between the numbers of ballots in the boxes and
the records received�from the voting districts appeared;
The ballots in each box were then exemined for validity and those which
were found to be invalid or blank were separated from the rest. The number of
va�id, invalid and blank ballots for each voting place and the total number for
e�ch office and for the city were found to be as follows;
FOR MAYOR:
Ilistrict No. 1
District No. ,�
District No. �..
I}istrict No. /�
District No. 5
District No. 6
Total for Meyor
FOR COUNCILMEN:
Ilistrict No. 1
District ATo. 3
IJistrict No. ,'�
District No. 4
District No. 5
I?istrict No. 6
Total for Councilmen
FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGF:
� I?istTict No. 1
District No. �
District No. �
District No. 4
17istrict No. 5
District No. 6
���� VALID BAIJ�TS INVALID BALUATS BLANK BAL}'IJTS
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Total for. Municipal Judge /.�� � - ^ 7 � / `
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The Director of the Count thereupon determined the quota sufficient to
elect, snd said quota was declared to be as follows;
For Mayor:
For Councilmen:
For Municipal Judge:
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votes.
votes.
votes.
The valid ballots from the six districts were then mixed together before
any counting was done.
As each ballot was then removed from the ballot box, it uas numbered upon
its reverse side and sorted according to the first choice marked on it.
After sorting the ballots according to their first choices, the folloz+ing
result was obtained;
FOR MAYOR
Richard R. Johnson received 3`i°-� first choice votes.
Robert J. Kokesh received / �/ first choice votes.
F. M. Madden received � �� � first choice votes.
Edwin E. Neumann received - � first choice votes.
Peter W. 5ivanich received � �`�7 first choice votes.
J�seph C. Vesely received �`�� first choicef� votes.. -/�-�- �
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for election, was thereupon deel;ared elected m�yor of the City of Hopkins for
a two-yeer term. � ;
FOR COUNCIIMEN
Joseph A. F�npanger received ��''Y�' first choice votes.
Richard S. Johnson received �` �� first choice votes.
Arthur S. Nash received � ��`� � first choice votes.
Lee G. Stevenson received �� � / 9 3 first choice votes.
A. J. Tony Tesarek received �� 7 first choice votes.
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Joseph M. Witmer received �"�� first choice votes.
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having received more than the quota required for election was thereupon declared
elected councilman of the City of Hopkins for a two year term.
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having received.more first choice votes than his quota, all first choice votes
in excess of his quota on his respective pile were removed therefrom in the order
� of the numbers on the reverse thereof and credited to the second choices shown
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thereon, and after such transfers were made,;<the''.following results among the
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. FrJR MUNICIPAI; JUDGE :. '..
J. Russell Carroll received ��f��� first choice votes.
��'�'"''''-"�'�"� ,� having received more than the. quota required
for election, was thereupon declared elected municipal judge of the City of
Hopkins for a four year term. .
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� Choice lst Tr�nsfer Total 2nd Trensfer �otal 3r.d q'ransfer . Total l�th Transfer �otal.
�.ch�rd R. .Tohnson 3!,l+. � 1 345 � 19 364 � 54 418 —�18 . � 0
ftot��rt .T. kokesh 151 � 3 154 � 9 163 — 163 - t� 0 0
ge M. �+gadden 561 � 2 � 563 � 11 574 � 43 617 � 183 SQU
�d�ti.n Eo Ideutnann 8 — 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 �
peter 410 Sivanioh 57 0 57 —��7 0 0 0 0 0�
- Joseph C, gesely 54� �� 5�02 ¢ 8 550 f 22 5?2 � 97 669
� �hausted � 1 1 � 1� � 11 � 44 55 f 138 193 �
gerDix 1 — 1 . ' .
T�TAL ' 1662 1662 1662 1b62 1662 ,
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. _ Joseph A. �penger . 222. � 15 237 � 89 -� 326 1.�- .
Richard So Jahn�on 279;� � 18 297 � 29 ;. 326 �w �
�thur So �ash /�,1,,8 - ]22. � 326p�. 0 326; . , '
j,ee �. Stevenson 193 � 18 .� 211 . - 211 0
Ao " J• TonY .�eserek 237 ' ¢ 49' 286 � 40, 326. �_ , .
JQsePh M. �fitmer . �5 � � 2�. � 2b9 f 31 300 . '
Eghausted . � ¢ , 22, 22 .
Bi'odie 2 . - 2 � = . . � .
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At the regvlar election of the Cit�r oF Hopkins held on May 3�; 19��9 for
the purpose of electing a mayor, four councilmen end a munioipml judge9 t,Y�e
E't.v� eg rr Sery� �'r z
underaigned, Clinton K. Blomquiat, Director of the �ount, Y�.--��, 0, G.
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Germak9 Jack Feudner, Richard J. Becl�an ; assistants, hereby meke the following
return of the count of the ballota at ��d election. �
We received at the central aounting place des3gnated by the co�incil, namely;
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the City Hall, �11 of the ballot bo�es used for the ai�ae districts in said city,
from the election officials of each district. Each ballot box when received
by us �as aealed end accompanied by a record of the number of ballots cast therein,
1de thereupon open�d the ballot boxee aent fr.a� each district, and compared
the number oF ballots forwarc%d with the records sent from the corresgonding
voting places.
The following disorepencies between the numbers of bal.lots in the boxes and
the recorda received from the voting districts appeared;
The ballots in each box were then exsmined for validity and those which
were found to be inv�lid or blank were separated from the rest. �,'he number of
valid, invalid and blank ballots for each voting place and the total number for
e�.ch office and for the city were found to be aa fallows;
FOR NIAYOR: ��,,,�
Dlstrict No. 1
Diatrict No. 2 ~
District No, 3
District No. 4
District No. 5
District N 6
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T�tal for Mayor �` 7 �n���:;�.--<;�-�,�,�
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FOR COUNCILMEiV:
District Na. 1
, District No. 2
Uistrict �10. 3
District ATo. 4 �
IIigtrict A1o. 5
Ihstrict N�. 6 �
Total for �`Councilmer�
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FOR M[TNICIPAL JUDG�':
Diat�ict No. T
Dietrict No. 2
District �To. 3
District No. �
]�i.strict No. 5
Ui�trict No. 6
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�ALID BALIt)TS INVALID BALL�'�S BI�ANK BALI�TS
267
324
274
356
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264
319
263
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259
300
257
334
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Totel for Municipal Judge
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The Director of the Count thereupon �ietermined the quota suFficient t�
� �' � �.�, elect, and eaid quota was declared to b� �aa follow�;
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For Mayor:
For Councilmen:
For Municipal Judge;
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The valid ballots frem the six districts were then mixed together before
�r. counting �ras done,
As each ballot was then removed fran the ballot box, iL was numbered upon
ita reverse eide and sarted acaording to the�firai choice marked on ito
i�fter sorting the ballots according to their first choices, the fol].owing
result was obtainedP
k�'?�t MAY�R
i�ichard R. Johnson received 344 firat choice votes.
Robert J. Kokesh received 151 first choice vote�.
F. M. I�adden received 561 first choice votes.
Edwin E. 1Veumann received � g first choiee votes.
Peter W. 5i�vanich received 57 first choice eotes.
J�seph C. Vesely received 540 �first choice votes.
W. Harlan perbix 1 first choice votes.
F.M. Madden , having received more
, votes than the last continuing candidate
for eleotion, was thereupon �'e�l:ared elected mayor of the City of Hopkins for
e two—year term.
FaR CfIUNCILMEA� .
Joseph A. �npenger r�aueived 222 first ahoiCe voteso
Richard S, Johnson received 279 firat ehoica vote�e
Arthur S. Nash received 44g first choice votese
Lee G. Stevenaon received 193 first choice votes.
A. Jo Tony Tesarek received 237 firat choice votes.
Joseph M. Witmer received __ 245 first choice vot�s.
Brodie 2 first choice votes.
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having received more than the quota required for election was thereupon decl�red
elected councilmatt of the City vf Hopkins for a two year term.
__ Arthur '. Nash
having received more first choice votes than his quota, alI fir�t choice votes
in excess oF his quota on his respective pile were removed therefram in the order
of the numbers on the reverse thereof and credited to the gecond choices shown
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thereon, �nd �ft�r euch �ra�nsfera were m�de, t�ae folloaf.ng resulta smong the
contfnuing a�r�didat�s titere obtaineda •
�R .��4�L ��JDC�: �
J. Russell Carroll recei.ved ______ 15�8�� firat choice votea.
" .7. }�usaell C�rroll �, hanin� receivecl more than the quote rec�ired
for election� ra�s thereupon declared eleated muni.cipal jud�e oF the City of
Hopkine for e four year ter�.
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thereon, and after euch tranafere �ere.made, the follo►�r3.ng resu�ts emong the
` continuing candidates were obtained.
, �R �N�C�AL JifDGE _
J. Ruesell Carroll receiaed 155� firat choice voteao
J. Russell �arroll ➢ having recQived more than the quota required
for election, wae thereupon declared elected mtinacipal judge of the City of
Hogkine for a Pour year term. .
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A regular meeting of the City Council of Hopkins, Minnesota was held at the City Ha11 at
7:30 P.�., Tuesday, June 7, 1955.
Members present were, Mayor Vesely, Councilmen Sheldon, Witmer and F.�npanger. Also City
Attorney Whitney and City N1a.nager Frissell.
Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that four (4) requests by the Minneapolis Gas Compar�y for
ma.in extensions at the following locations be granted: — Carried.
a. O�ord and Monk
b. Washington Avenue North
c, Excelsior Avenue at Harrison and Interlachen Avenues
d. Excelsior Avenue and Homedale and Hawthorne
Sheldon moved, �npanger seconded, that non intoxicating malt liquor license application
for June 25, 26, at the Fairgrounds by Minneapolis Saddle and Bridle Club, also for
August `i, 1955 by North Central Shetland Pony Club be granted. Carried.
Witmer moved, �inpanger seconded, that petition for street lights at L�celsior Boulevard
and Hawthorne Road and at Boyce and Hawthorne Road be granted. Caxried.
Witmer moved, E�npanger seconded, that petition for a 20 year spread of sewer and water
main assessments on Hawthorne Road between �celsior Avenue and Boyce Road be granted.
Carried.
Sheldon moved, E�npa.nger seconded, that request by Northern States Power Company for per—
mission to place 12 poles on Highway �{'7 from Northerly limits Westerly to Great Northern
Ra,ilway crossing be tabled, Carried.
Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, bills per schedule dated June 7, 1955, be paid from the
following funds: .
GENERAL REVENUE FUND � 20,710.30
SPECIAL REVENUE F(TND 5,b93.70
SPECIAL ASSFSSMENT FUND 29, 30g.10
P. I, R. FUND 1,357.72
BOND CONSTRUCTION FUND 9,776.26
WATER �NUE FUND 2,]1+9.9g
SE�niER KEVEN[1E FUI�TU 1, 503.49
�inpanger moved, Witmer seconded, that Resolution �'"j93, ��A �OIUTIOIV aRDERSNG THE REPAIR
OF THE SDBSURFACE AND THE BLACKTOP RESURFACING OF, FIRST _ STREET NORTH FRi�i FIF°PH AVENUE
TO SEVENTEENTH AVENUE", marked E�hibit �A", be adopted, Carried.
Witmer moved, Sheldon`seconded, that Resolution �#595, "A I�ESOIUTION ORDERING PFt�PA.RATION OF
PLANS FOR THE INSTAI�L�4TION OF SAPdITARY SF7dER AND WATER MAINS ON PORTIONS OF P�iFSTOTd LANE,
HOMEDALE AVENUE AND.MAPLE HILL ROAD", marked Exhibit f1Bn, be adopted. Carried.
Witmer moved, IInpanger seconded, that the purchase of Lots 4 and 5, Block 3, Shady Oak
Ilivision from Richard E. and Audrey Kjellesvig in the amount of �7000.00, be approved and
satified. Carried.
IInpanger moved, Witmer seconded, that the new fire contract between the City of Hopkins
and Eden Prai.rie Township be approved and the Mayor and City Nian.ager be authorized to
execute samee Carried.
�npanger moved, Witmer seconded, that the following resolution be adopted. Carried.
t'WHEREAS, plans for Hennepin County Project No. 5�+46 showing proposed
alignment, profiles, grades, and cross—sections, together with specifications
and special provisions for the construction, of State Aid Road #3 within the
limits of the City as a State Aid Project have been prepared and presented to
the City; •
N�T T�ORE, it is resolved that said plans, specifications and special
provisions be in all things approved.
Dated this 7th day of June 1955e"
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Witmer moved, �npanger seconded, that'the foLlowing resolution be adopted. Carried. ;;
�BE IT R�SOLUED, that the City of Hopkins, Minnesota as a condition of '?
the receipt by the County af Hennepin of Federal Funds for the construction, ';'
reconstruction or improvement of ar�y State Aid Road within the City enter into :
, an agreement with the County, a copy of which is attached hereto a.nd made a" ;;;;-
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BE IT FURTHER RE,SOLUED, that the Ma�yor and City Manager be and they
hereby are authorized to execute said Agreement for and on behalf of the
City. �� �
Witmer moved, Eanpanger seconded, that the following resolution be adopted. Carried.
"Gl'HEFiFAS, plans for State Project No. 27-512-�2 showing proposed aligri-
ment, profiles, grades, and cross-sections, together with specifications and
special provisions for the reconstruction of Federal �id Road �6291 within
the limits of the City as a Federal Aid Project have been prepared and pre-
sented to the City;
N04J, THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLUED: That sai.d plans, specifications and
special provisions be in all things approved.
Dated this 7th day of June 1955."
Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that communication dated 6�4/55 by the Hopkins Recreation
and Parks Commission, pertaining to the salary of l}irector Larry Harris, be placed on
file and the salary of Mr. Harris be set at pay range 4].A at �p475.00 per month, retroactive
to 1/1/55. Carried.
Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that reappointment as made by Mayor Vesely of Joseph
Anderh to a 4 year term, and the appointment of Ih�. F, M. Madden to fill out the unexpired
term of 0. J. .Parks, to 6/1/56, as members of the Zoni.ng and Planning Commi.ssion, be
confirmed, Carried.
F�npanger moved, Witmer seconded, that the alley drainage problem between 19th and 20th
Avenues Nortn between b`irst and Second Streets, be referred to the City Engineer for
checking and report at next council meeting. Carried. .
Witmer moved, �panger seconded, that R�solution ,-�597, "A RE,SOLUTION RECENING A REPORT
AND CALISNG FOR A HEARING ON THE INNlPROVEMENT OF A PORTIOPd OF EXCEISIOR HCJULEVARD", marked
i+�rhibit "Cn, be adopted. Carried.
Meeting adjourned.
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CITY UF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 593
A RESO LUT I UPJ ORDER 1 �G THE REPA I R OF THE SUBSURFACE AND
THE BLACKTOP RESURFACING OF FIR5T ST�ZEET NORTH FROM
FIFTH AVENUE TO SEVEM'EENTH AVENU�.
WHEREAS, a resolution of the city councit adopted the 17th day
of May, �955, fixed a date for a hearin� on the pnoposed improvement of
First Street North from Fifth Av�nu� to Seventeenfih Avenue by the repair of
the subsurface and the blackfop resurfacing of the same, and
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property �liable to be assessed
by the making of this improvement were given ten day,� published notice of the
council hearing through two weekfy publications of i'he required notice and the
hearing was held and property owners heard on the l7th day of �une, t955, N06'V,
TNEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, A4INNESOTA:
(o Such improvemenfi is hereby order-ed as proposed in the council
resolution adopted PAay 17, �955•
2. P. S. Sidney-Smith is hereby designated as the engineer for
this improvement. The specifications heretofore adopted for blacktopping
material to be used on the sfireets of the cifiy during the year t955, and the
advert i sement f..o"r b i ds for such ma ter ia ! s heretofore lega I I y pub I i shed, are
hereby accepfied as the specifications for tne materiaf fo be used on such
street and as'the advertisement for bids therefor, the city to furnish the
mat2rial, equipment and labor for such imorovement other than such b(acktopping
materia le
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meefiing
thereof held this 7th day of June, t955•
A. W. Elmqui.st, Secretary of fihe Council
Frank N, VJhitney, City Attorney
JOSEPH C. VESELY, A�AYOR
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOi'A
RESOLUTION NG. 595
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF PLANS FCJR THE
INSTALLATIOPd OF SANITARY SEWER AND WATER MHINS ON
PORT IONS OF PRESTON LANE, HOA�IEDALE AVENUE AND MAPLE
HILL ROAD.
WHEREAS, a resolution of the city counci( adopted the 17th day
of h4ay, I955, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed improvement of
Presfion Lane between Interlachen Avenue and Homedale Avenue and Nomedale
Avenue between Excelsior Boutevard and (3oyce_Street and Mapte Hill Road
between Boyce Street and Preston Lane by the installafiion of sanitary sewer
and water mains therein, and
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is Iiable to be assessed
by the mal<ing 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 the property owners heard thereon on the 7th day of �une,
�955, NOW, THEREFORE,
6E IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY..OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the counci�
resolution adopfied May 17, 1955•
2. P. S, Sidney-Smith is hereby designated as.the engineer for
this improvement. He shaYl prepare p•la.ns and specifications for the making
of such improvement. , ��
ADOPTED by the _couricil.of.the city of Hopkins at a regufar meeting
thereof-held this 17th day of �une, �g55•
q. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the.Council
Frank N. Y�Ih i tney, C i ty At�torney
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HENAVEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTIOId IdUMBER 597,
, A RESO LUT I ON RECE i V I NG A REPORT AND CA L L i PIG FOR � HEAR I idG
ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF EXCELSIOR BOULEVARD.
WHEREAS, by reso9ution number 558 adopted by the city c4uncil of
Nopkins on the 16th day of November, 1954, there was referred to the city
engineer a proposa! 'to improve N;i (vraukee Street from Washington Avenue to
Excetsior Avenue, aiso Excelsior Avenue from Mil�rraukee Street to the easterly
city Iimits of Hopkins, by the installation and construction of curb on both
sides thereof, and
NMERE�S, by resolution number 585 adopted by the city council of
Hopkins on the 15th day of Aharch, 1955, there �s referred to the city
engineer the matter of improving Excelsior Ar�enue by the instat@afiion af
combin�tion curb �nd gutter on the South side thereof betareen Homedale Avenne
and Meadowbrook Road, and
WHEREAS, pursua�t to said resolutions a report has been prepared by
P. S. Sidney-Smith, ctty engineer of Hopkins, recommending that the city of�
Hopkins jointly with the county of Hennepin a nd the ci�y of St. Louis Park,
construct combination curb and gvtter on both sides ot Excelsior Avenue from
the East city limits of Hopkins, being at the intersection of said Excelsior
Av�nue with Meadowbrook Road, and running westerly for approximately six hundred
ninety (690) feet, also that the city of Hopkins join with said county of Henne-
pin and city of St. Louis Park in the concrete surfacing of said portion of
Excelsior Avenue, and this report �uas received by the counctl on �une 7, �955,
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE tT RESOLVED BY 'PHE COUNCtL OF THE C11Y OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
1.. The councii will constder the improvement of such portion of
Exceisio� Avenq� in a ccordance with the report of the engineer and the assess-
ment of all that portion of the city of Hopkir�s lying easterly of Homedale
Avenue for a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant fo M.S.A., Secs.
' L�29.011 to 1a29.Il1, at an estimated tatal cost to the city of Hopkins for
said improvement of �6,620.00, and the assessment of sixty (60) per cent of
such totai cost against said property.
2. A p�blic hearirag shell be held on such propased improvement
on the 5th day of �uly, 0955, in fihe council chambers in the city hall at
7:30 o9clodc p.m. a�d the clerk shail give published notice of such hearing
and tmprovement as required by lawr.
ADOPTED�by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meetir�g
thereof held this 7th day of June, 1955•
A. W. Elroquist, Secretary of the ��ouncil
Frank N. Whitney, City Attor�ey
JOS EPH C. VES E LY, MAYOR
CITY OF 'HOPFLINS
HII�TNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING ON IMPROVEMENT OF A PORTION QF
EXCELSIOR BOULEVARD.
T0 ti'UHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
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 p.�. on July 5, 1955� to consider the making of an
improvement to that portion of Excelsior Soulevard beginnin� at
the East city limits of Hopkins, bein� at the intersection of said
Excelsior Boulevard with Meadowbrook Road, and runnin� westerly
thereon for approximately six hundred and ninety (690) feet, by
constructing thereon, jointly with the county of Hennepin and the
city of St. Louis Park, combination curb and gutter on both sides
thereof, and concrete surf acing of same, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs.
1�29.011 to 1}29.111. The area proposed to be assessed for that
portion of the.cost of th:e irnprovement which is to be assessed a-
gainst property in the city of Hopkins is all of that portion of
the city lying easterly of �omedale �venue. The estimated cost
of such improvement to the city of Hopkins is the sum of �6, 620.00,
and it is proposed to assess sixty.per cent of such total cost a-
gainst said area. Such persons aa desire to be he�rd with refer-
ence to the proposed improvement will be heard at this meeting.
A. W. ELMQUIST, C ITY CLERK
FRANK N. ��1HITNEY, CITY ATTORNEY
Published in Hennepin County Review June 23 and 30, 1955•
(Official Publication)
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUPITY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER AND WATER
MAINS IN PORTIONS OF PRE5TOn? LANE, HOMEDAI;,E AVENUE AATD MAPLE HILL
ROAD, INTERLACHEN PARK.
Sealed bids will be received by the City Manager at
the City Ha].l, Hopkins, Minnesota, until July 14, 7-955, at
10:00 A.M. (CST), and then and there opened and publicly
read, and a.s soon as possible thereafter award of a contract
will be made by the City for the above listed item.
Specifications and'further details are available at
the office of the City Engineer.
Bidder bonds or certified checks are requested for
10� of the bid, as a guarantee of entry into a contract.
bids.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all
CITY OF HOPKINS
Sidney S. Frissell
City Manager
To be published in the Hennepin County Review, June 30, 1955
To be published in the Construction Bulletin, June 30, 1955 -
A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, was held at.
the City Ha11 at 7:30 P.M., Tuesday, June 21, 1955a
Members present were Mayor Vese]�y, Councilmen Sheldon, Stevenson, Witmer and F�npanger. Also
City Attorney Whitney and City Engineer Sidney�-Smithe
Sheldon moved, �}npanger seconded9 bills per schedule dated June 21, 1955, be paid f�rom
the following funds: -
GENERAL REVENOE FUND
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND
SPECIAL ASSFSSMENT FUND
P. I. R, FITND
BOND 60NSTRUCTION F[TND
WATER REVENUE FUND
SE�rJER . REUENUE FUND
�13,211,90
/�, 070.01
7,134.g9
1,399.93
867,96
2,192.55
5g1,33
�npanger moved, Sheldon seconded, that communication dated 6/16/55, hy the Zoning and
Planning Commission, recommending annexation to the City of Hopkins of a part of Oala�idge
Second Addition, as petitioned for �t be referred to City Attorney Whitney for checking
and report. Carried.
Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that request dated 6/9/55 by the Northwestern,Bell Telephone
Company for permission to place buried cable on County Road �18, between F`lrst and Fourth
Street South, be granted, subject to approval by Hennepin County, Village of Edina and
� also our City En�ir�eer. Carried.
gnpanger moved, Sheldon seconded,.that the 1954 Annual Report as submitted by the Minneapolis
Gas Company be placed on file. Carried.
Witmer moved, Sheldon seconded, that R,esolution �598, "A RESOLUTION AUTHDRIZING THE EX-
CHANGE OF LAND6 BETWEEN THE CITY OF H�KINS AND SKELLY OIL C�ANY"� marked brhibit "g",
be adopted. Caxried.
Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that Resolution �#599, "A RE.SOLUTION APPROVING PLANS At�TD
SPEGIFICATIONS AND ORDERING AWERTISEMENT FOR BID6 FOR THE INSTALLATIflN OF SAN2TARY SIIrrER
AND WgTER MAINS ON PORTIONS OF PRESTON LANE, HOMEDALE AVENE AND MAPLE HILL ROA.D", marked
F`xhibit ��B��, be adopted, Carried.
Sheldon moved, Witmer seconded, that the reappointment of E�ra1 Johnson, by Mayor Vesely�
as a member of the Zoning and Planning Commission for a four year term from 6/1/55 to
6/1/59, be confirmed, Carried.
Sheldon moved, �npanger seconded, that the appointment of Harold N. Faucher, as made by
Ma.yor Vesely, as Civil Defense I?irector of the City of Hopkins, be confirmed. Carried.
Witmer moved, �npanger seconded, that the Chamber of Comme�ce request for permission to
cap the parking meters, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 23, 24 and 25, be granted,
Carried,
Witmer moved, Finpanger seconded, to approve agreement between County of Hennepin, City
of St. Louis Park and City of Hopkins for concrete on bccelsior Avenue, subject to the
� approval by the City Manager of such cham�ges as m�y be made in said contract by the
City of St. Louis Park and subject to agreement by St. Louis Park and Hopkins as to the
sharing of costs of outlet ditch mentioned in paragraph I of the agreement. Carried.
Stevenson moved, Dnpanger seconded, that the contract as made between the City of Hopkins
and F. �orettini for the construction of the sewer lift and dry well on Meadowbrook Road
be referred to the City Manager for checking as to what actually was contracted for. Carried.
Meeting adjourned.
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOUlTION N0. 598
A RESOU7T I ON AUTHOR I Z 1 NG Ti-IE DCCHANGE OF LANDS 6ETWEEN THE
CITY OF NOPKINS AND SKELLY 01L COMPANY.
WHEREAS,:the city of Hopkins is the ow►ner of the follow3ng described
fracfi, piece or parcel of land situated in said city, which is iocated in the
oounty of Hennepin, state of Minnesota, to-wifi;
and
The West fifty (50) feet of the East seventydfive (?5) feet of thafi
part of Lot Twenty (20), Auditorts Subdivision Number 2Lp2, Hennepin
County, Minnesota, lying North of a line drawn from the Southeast
corner of Lot IVineteen (19) to the Southwest corner of Lot Twenty�
one (21) in said Auditorts subdivision, except ti�at part of,above
described tract i�ring Southeasterly of a line drawn parallel with
and distant at ail points one hundred (100) feet Northv�esteriy of
the`Northwesterly Itne of the right of uvay of the Great Northern
Ra i Iway, '
WHEREAS, said tract, piece or parce! of land was originaliy acquired
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by the city for road purposes, but the same is no longer needed by the city for
road Purposes or for any other municipal purpases, and
WHEREAS, Ske1Py Oil Cowpanya a De:laware Corporation, is the owner of
the following described firact, piece or parcel of Oand situated in the city of
Hopkins, Nennepin County, Minnesota, to-wit:-
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Ail of Lot Twenty-two (22) and that part of Lot Twenty-one
(21) and of.the Eest taventymfive (25) feet of that part of
Lot Twenty (20), lying North of a 9dne drawn from the South-
east.corner of Lot Nineteen (19) fio the Southwest corner of
Lot Twent':qr-one (21) , wh i ch l i es Southea ster t y of a I i ne drawn
parallel with and distant at all points one hundred (100) feet
Pforthwesterty of the Northwesterl�y line of the right of way
of the Gr�at Norfhern Railway ail in Auditor+s Su6division
Numlber 21�2, Hennep i n County, Mi nnesota,
VdFiEREAS, said tract, piece or parcel of land owned by the Skelly
Oi0 Company is needed by the city of Hopkins for road purposes,, t�m�ly,for
the further opening and cflnstruction of County Highway Number 3 in said city,
and
WHEREAS, Skelly Oil Company is willing to sell, transfer and convey
to cifiy of Hopkins the said firact of land ovrned by it to be used for road
purposes, the city as consideration therefor to sell, transfer and convey to
Ske1ly 0iI Company.the abo�ae described tract of land owned by the city, and in
addition fihereto, the city is to pay to Skelly Oil Compeny the sum of �7,000.00,
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE [T RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
� I. Thaf fihe city of Hopkins transfer and convey fio Skelly Gil
Company fihe above described tract, piece or parcel of (and which is owned by
the city, and in addition therefio, pay to Sketly Oil Company said sum of
�7,000.00, upon receipt from Skelly Oi1 Company of a warranty deed conveying
from said company fio the city of Hopkins good and marketable to the above
described tract, piece or parcel of land owned by said Skelly Oil Company, and
the mayor and cifiy manager af Hopkins are hereby aufihorized to execute the
necessary insfiruments and the city manager is authorized to issue the necessary
city check for the purpose of carrying out said exchange of properfiies.
2. Be it further resolved that said exchange of properties and
payment of money is subject to fihe following additional conditions and provisions,
to-wit:
(Ij Skelly Oil Company will remove from the land being.transferred to
the city, three large gasoline bulk storage tanks;
(2) The city will issue to Skelly Oil Company the necessary building
permits for the construction of a bulk station within the city, provided such
station complies in all respects to applicabte zoning and building code require-
ments and f i re law codes;
(3) The company retains title to and will move from the premises
being deeded fio the �city fihe existing residence building located thereon;
(�.) The city will demolish the existing retail stat'ion and the small
bui Idinc� novr used a� a mrholesale storage bui Iding, and
(5) The city will issue to the Skelly OiI Company the necessary
building permits for the construction of a netiv retail filling sfiation ta be
located on the property conveyed by fihe city to Skelly Oil Company, all in
conformance with the applicable building and fire codes.
ADOPTED BY T'HE COUNGIL of the city of Hopkins a; a regular meeting
fihereof held this 21st day of �une, 1955•
JOS EPH C. VES E LY, A�AYOP,
A. W. Etmquist,
Secretary of fihe Councii
Frank N. Whitney, _
� City Attorney
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MIN6IESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 599
A RESOLUTION APPROVIPlG PLANS AND SPECIFICAi IONS AND
ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FUR BIDS F�R TEiE INSTALLATiON OF
SANI TARY SEVVER AND WATER MA I NS ON PORTIONS OF PRESi'ON
LANE, HOMEDALE AVENUE A�dD MAPLE HILL ROAD.
WH�REAS, pursuant to a resolution passed by the council on the
7th day of �une, t955, the city engi.neer has prepared plans and specifications
for the improvement of Preston Lane between Intertachen Avenue and Homedale
Avenue, and Homedale Avenue between Excelsior Boulevard and Boyce Street, and
Maple Hill Road between Boyce Street and Preston Lane by the installation of
sanitary sewer and water mains therein, and has presented such plans and
specificafiions to fihe council for approval, NOUJ, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED 8Y 11-1E COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF N�PKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. Such plans and specifications are hereby approved.
2. The city manager shall prepare and cause to be inserfied in the
official nevrspaper and in the Construction Bulletin, an advertisemeni- for
bids upon the making of such improvemenfi under such approved plans ahd
specifications. The advertisement shatl be published once in each of said
publications, shall specify fihe work to be done, shall state that bids will
be opened and tabula�ed,' by the city manager at ten oTclock a.m, on �uly I�. ,
�955, �n the office of the city manager, and that no bids will be considered
untess sealed and filed with the city manager and accompanied by cashierts
check, bid bond or certified check pa yable to the city for ten per cent of
the amount of such bid.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins afi a regular meeting
thereof held this 21st day of June, �955•
JOSEPH C. VESELY, MAYOR
A. r'V. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney, -
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NOTICE FOR BIAS FOR PURGHASING OF POLICE CARS FOR
CITY OF HOPKINS.
The City of Hopkins proposes to purchase two
police cruising cars.
Specifications are available at the City Clerk's
office and sealed bids will be received prior to
l0: 00 A. M. ,�urs��r�July 28 , 1955.
CITY 0�' HOPKINS
Sidney S. Frissell
City �Ianager
To be published in the Hennepin County Review, July 14, 1955
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The Board of Equalization of the City of Hopkins met in the Council Room at the
City Hall at 7:3� P.M., Monday, June f�7, 1955.
Members present were M�yor Vesely, Councilm.en �npanger and kTitmer. Also City
Manager �issell, C. R, Peterson and Mrs. Sala.
After some discussion and checking of assessments, Eanpanger moved, Witmer seconded�
that the meeting be adjourned to 7:30 P.M., Tuesday July 12, 1955.
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A special meeting of the Council of Hopkins, Minnesota was held at the �City
Hall at 5:00 P.Me, Wednesd,ay, dune 29, i955• ..
Present were Mayor Vesely, Councilmen Stevenson and Witmere Also City Manager
Frissell and City Engineer Sidney-Smith.
Witmer moved� Stevenson seconded, that agreemen.t be�reen the Cities of St. Louis
Park and Hopkins for division of cost for securing outlet for storm waters in
connection with the praposed improvement of East Excelsior Boulevard be"approved
and accepted� and the Ma.yor a.nd Gity Manager be authorized to execute sameo
Carriedo
Stevenson moved, Witmer seconded, that NLr. Frissell be authorized to negotiate
with Carl Koopman for the sale of his Shac�y.,0ak property. Carried.
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Witmer moved, Stevenson seconded, that Mr. F`rissell be authorized to negotiate
with Clarence Korbel for the s a1e of his Shady Oak propertye Carried.
Meeting adjourned.
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A regular meeting of the City Council.;of Hopk3ns, Minnesota� was held at the City Hal7.
at 7 s 30 P.M. � 3'uesda,y� Ju]4Y 5, ..1955� . ,
Present were M�yor Madden, Councilmen E�npariger� Nash� Johnson and Teserak. Also Citg
Manager Frissell, City Attorney Whitney' :���� . ,
Empanger inoved, Johnson seconded�'bi.11s per schedule dated Jul,y 5, 1955, be paa.d from
the follaw�ng funds:
GFN�L REVE1V�tTE FfTND �7,�95•39
SPEGIAL RFPENtJE k'UPID . 7� 066. 21�
s�c�, �ssEssi�tT � 7, 777:83
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BOBm CONS� CTION FUND l�72. 0
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WATF�ft _ RLV.�?UE .�'[TA1D �_- 1, 892.69
SET�ER REVIIINE F'[JN�D 381�.0l�
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Nash moved, Empanger seconded� that request by Northwestern Bell Telephone Compaa�y
dated 6/30/55� for pex�mission to set a pole in a11e�r between 8th a.nd 9th Avenues
North, just North of Ezcelsior Avenue� be granted9 subject to City Engineerts approval.
Carried, -
F,,�panger maved, Johnson seconded, that requsst by Minneapolis Gas Go�apan,y� dated 6/17/55'
for p�rmission to install gas main on 21st Avenue North between Excelsior and First
Street North, be granted subject to Cit� Eng�neer�s approvale Carriede _
Tesarek moved� Johnson seconded, that request by Northern States Pawer Company for
permi.ssion to plaee five poles on Excelsior Hvenue between Meadarabrook and Ashley Roads
be gFanted subject to City Engineerts approval. Carried. , _
Nash moved, Tesarek seconded, that Resolution #600, "A RFSOLUTION OR�tING PREPARATION
OF A REP�T ON TI� INSTALI.�ATION QF WAT�t MAINS _ ON A�'QRTION_ OF . SECOND, STREET _SOUTH" �._
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marked Exhibit !'A"9.be.adop�ed. Carried. _ ,
EYapanger moved, Johnsori seconded, that request by the Hopkins Raspberry Festival
Association for permission to conduct birigo and a license for the sale of non-intoxicating
malt liquor � and soft c�rinks dur�ing the Festival on Ju]�r 22� 23 and 2l�th, be �anted.
Carriedo � .
Johnson moved� Tesarek seconded� that non-�nto�.cating malt liquor license request by
the American I,egion and V. F. W.,. during the County Fair on Ju]� 29, 30 and 31st� be
granted. Carriedo ._ _ _ _ _ .. .
Empanger moved�Johnson seconded, that Gouncilman Nash be appointed to the Recreation and
Parks Co�nission to fill out the unexpired term of Dr. Sheldon to 1/1/56. _,Carriede
Johnson moved� Tesarek seconded� that Gouncilman Empanger be appointed to the 2oning
and Planning Commission for a two year term, 7/1/55 to 7�1/57. Garried.
Nash moved� Johnson seconded, t�hat�Qm cilman Tesarek be appointed to the Emp3oyee�s
Advisory Boaxd for a one year term � 8/1/55 to 8/1/56o Carried.
Johnson moved� Tesarek seconded, that Resolution #5982, °A RF�OLIITION �DEEiIl�TG Il+�ROVE-
MENT OF A PO�RTION OF E�CEISI� BOULEVARD. AND ADOPTING PLANS. �1�ID:.�PECIFICATIONS PREPARID
B'�Y„AND..BIDS _SU�ZCTTED_ TO _ TFIE. COUN'i'Y _ OF„ I�NNEPINt�, . marked _Exhibit__ "B" �,be„ aclopted. _ Carried.
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Tesarek moved� Empanger seconded� that petition dated 7/1/55 signed by'36 residents� re�
��(�� ��"� �' questing that the slough on the West end. of Hopkins be f'eric�ed� in on 21st Avenue North
� ,�.. �between. First and Second Streets, be referred to a corrm�ittee made up of City Manager
Frissell� Councilman Nash and..C3ty Enginesr Sidney-Smith for ehecking and'report. Carried.
Nash moved, Johnson seconded, that Mr. F`rissell check into the property tax problem as
reported by Charles Tatarka. Carried. .,
Meeting adjoUrned. _ \ -';";�
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER 600
A RESOLUTiON ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REPORT ON THE
INSTALLATION OF tiNATER MAINS ON A PORTION OF SECOND
STREET SOUT�I.
UIHEREAS, it is proposed to improve Second Street South between
Seventh Avenue and Eighth Avenue by fihe installation of water mains fiherein,
and to assess the abutting property for all or a portion of the improvement,
pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�29.011 to )a29.11i, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE GITY OF MOPKINS, N�INNESOTA;
Thafi fihe propdsed improvement be referred to P. S. Sidney-Smith,
, city engineer, for study and that he is instr.ucted to report to the council
with all convenient speed advising the council in a preliminar.y way as to
, whefher the proposed improvement is feasibie and as to whether it should
best_be made as proposed or in connection tvith some ofiher 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 5fih day of July, �955•
A. W. Elmquist; C1ty Clerk
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN C OUNTY, NfINN�SOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER
598/�,
A RESOLUTION ORDERING IPrTPROVEMENT OF A PORTION OF
EXCELSIOR BOULEUAP,D AND A]�P�IDTG PLANS AND SPECI-
FI C AT IONS PREPARED BY AND.� �.: �� "$'CTBMITTED T0 THE C OIINTY
OF HENNEPIN.
WHEREAS, a resolution of the city council of Hopkins
adopted the 7th day of June, 1955, fixed the date f or a hear.ing
on the proposed improvement of that �ortion. of Excelsior Boule-
vard beginning at the �ast city limits of Hopkins, being at the
intersection of said �xcelsior Boule�ard with Meadowbrook Road,
and running westerly thereon for approximately six hundred and
ninety (690) feet, by constructin� thereon, jointly with the
county of Herinepin and the city of St. Louis Park, combination
curb and gutter on both sides thereof and concrete surf acing of
same, and
WI�REAS, all property owners whose property is liable
to be assessed for that portion of the cost of the making of said
improvements, which is to be paid b� the city of Hopkins, :virere
given ten (10) days published notice of the council hearing thrjough
two weekly publications of the required notice and the hearing '
was held and the property owners heard thereon on the 5th day of
July, i955, N01'V, THEREFORE,
MirLnesota:
BE IT RESOLVID by the council of the city of Hopkins,
le Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed
in the council resolution adopted June 7, 1955•
2. The plans and specifications prepared by the
county of Hennepin for such work and the bids submitted to the
county of Hennepin therefore, are hereby approved, accepted and
adopted as the plans and specifications for that portion of the
work which is to be paid for by the city of Hopkins, and as the
bids for the portion of the �vork to be paid for by city.
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� ADOPTED by the Council of the cit� of Hopkins
at a regular meeting thereof held this 5th day of July, 1955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. �. Elmquist, Secretarv of
the �ouncil
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney
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� special meeting of the City Council of Hopk�ns, Minnesota, was held in the City Hall
at 7:30 P.M., F`riday,: Ju1�y 8, 1955• __ -
PTesent were Ma4Yor Madden, Councilmen Empanger, Johnson, Nash and Tesarek. A1so City
Manager Frissell.
Johnson moved� Tesarek seconded� that Resolution �601� ��A RFSULUTION OBJECTIIJG TO TSE
INSTAIJ�ATTQN QF.14 SANITARY' SEWER SYSTEM.. AT THE PINES M0�'EL" �_ ti�r�ed Ex�'ti.bi� . ng�r D be, ,
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F�anger moved, Johnson seconded, that Mr. Fri.ssell be authorized to prepare specifications
and advertise for bids on two Police Cars. ..Garried.
Tesarek moved� Nash seconded, that Mr. Frissell be allowed �80.00 per month for �the use
of his personal„car for City business. „Carried. .
Meeting adjourned. f
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Dr. F. M. Mad.den� Ma�or
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER 601
A RES��UTION OBJECTING TO THE INSTALLATION OF A
SANITARY SEWER 3YSTEM AT THE PINES MOTEL.
ViHEREAS, it has come to the attention of the
council of the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County,_Ninnesota, that
the State Board of Health has approved and is permitting the in-
stallation of a sanitary sewer system at the Pines Motel on Ex-
celsior Boulevard, and
WHEREA3, said motel is located in the town of Minne-
tonka but is surrounded on three sides thereof by the city of
Hopkins, and residents and tax payers in the_city of Hopkins live
in the vicinity of said Pines Motel, and
1NHEREAS, it is the opinion of the city council of
Hopkins that such sewer system would be objectionable and obnoxious
to people living in the vicinity of the Pines Motel in that there
would be no adequate method of disposing of the run-off or sludge
or other material from said sewage system,and
co ncil�:�of the
iNHEREAS, it is the opinion of the�city of Hopkins that
said Pines P�otel should not be allowed to operate in its present
location and that the continuit� thereof should not be perpetuated
� by the installation of a sewer system, and that said �ines N�otel is
offensive and objectionable to many of the residents of the city of
gopkins, NOW, THEREFORE,
Minnesota:
BE IT RESOLVED by the council of the city of Iiopkins,
That the city of Hopkins �oice its strong objection
to the installation of said sanitary se�rer system and to the licens�r�g,
running and operating of said �ines Motel in its present location, and
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that the city manager of the
city of Hopkins be, and he hereby is, instructed and directed to
coinmunicate such objection to the State Board of Health forthwith. •
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins
at a special meeting thereof held this 8th day of July, 1955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Sec�etary of the Council
Frank No Whitney,
City Attorney
� STATE OF MINNESOTA�
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN)SS
CITY OF HO�KINS ) � .
I,Sidney Frissell, being the duly appointed,
qualif ied and acting city manager of the city of Hopkins,
Hennepin County, Minnesota, hereby certify that the attached
copy of Resolution Number 601 is a true and correct copy of
a resolution adopted unanimously by the cit9 council at a
special meeting oF said city council held on the Sth day of
July, 1955•
Witness my hand and the seal of said city this �
llth day of July, i955•
City Manager,
City of Hopkins, Hennepin County,
Minnesota.
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An adjourned meeting of the Board of Equalization was'held on Tuesday� du3..g 12� 1955
at 7:30 P.M. in t�ho Gity Hall.
Members present were Mayor Madden, Conxicilmen Empanger� Nash� Johnson and Tesarek. Also
, City Manager Frisse3ls _ r _
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Richard T. Jones� representing the National Tea Company; Homer Childs for Super Va1u
Stores, znc., arid Wiilliam Dixon for Bed Owl Stores� Inc.�.attended this meeting with
seference to inventory assessments as set up__by Assessor Wallick.
Johnson moved� Tesarek seconded, t�hat tyh� inv�ry figure on personal proparty of the
Red Owl Stores be set at �630,6l�7.00. Empanger voting No. Carried.
Tesarek maved� Empanger seconded� that the inventory figure on personaZ property of the
National Tea Co�a�y be set at �700�000.00. Carried.
Nash moved, Tesarek seconded, that the inventory figure on personal property of the
Super Valu S�ores be set at �l�50,000.00. Carriede
Nash moved, Tesarek seconded� that the valuati.ons as submi.tted. by Assessor TnTailick for
1955 on perspnal property, with the three above changes, be acceptede C�rriedm
Meeting adjourned.
ATTEST:
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Dr. F. M. Madden, l�ayor
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� regular meeting of the City Gouncil of Hopk3ns� Minnesota was held at the City Hal1 at
,7:3o P.Mo, Tuesc�ay, Ju7.� 19, 1955• _
Members present were Mayor Madden� Conncilmen Empanger, Johnson, Nash and Tesareko Also
City Manager Frissell. . _
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Empanger moved� Johnson seconded� bills per scfledule dated July 19� 1955� be paid from
,the folla�wing funds:
GEATERAL REPENUE FUND
SPECIAL REVENUE EUND
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SPECIAL A ,SESSMENT �F'UND
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BOND CON�TRUCTION FUND
WATER REVENTTE , FUND ., .
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SP�.JER REVENiTE FUND
�1�9,348.05
, 1,252.96
13,995.ta2
770.56
917.00
9,953•20
4,357.00
Johnson maved� Tesarek seconded� that request by Northern States Pawer Compa�p for per-
mission to place 3 poles in alley bet�aeen 12th and 13th Avenue South and bth and 7�h
Streetss be granted9 subject to City Engir�.eerts approval. Carried.
PTash moved, Tesarek seconded, that request by Northwestern Bell Telephone Co�apar�y� d.a.ted
?/7/55 for permission to repair cable in East and West alleg just North of„Excelsior
Avenue bet�reen 8th and 9th Avenues� be granted� subject,to City Engineerts approval.
Carriedo
Empanger maved� Johnson seconded� that Resolution #603, uA RESOLUTION �tDERING PREPAR,ATION
OF A REP�T O1V THE GONSTRUCTION OF �aTO DRIVEW�IYS O�T THE N(]RTH SIDE . OF NIINNETONK& MILIS ..
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_ ., NF�. ITS INTERSECTION_T�JITH FIFTH, g�IENiJE _NQRTI�',. marked. Exhibit �!A"�_ be, adoptedo_ _
Carried. . . . _ .. ._. _,... .
Empanger moved� Johnson seconded� that on sale liquor license application by George H.
Kanan for 1016 Excelsior Avenue be tabled. Carried. '
Pursuant to notice bids were opened at 10:00 A.M.� Thursel�y, July 1:1�� i955, for the con-
stxuction of sewer and water ma3ns on portions of Preston Lane� Homedale and Maple Hi11
Road and the following bids were receiveda - .. .
Bidder
l. Morettini
2. Northern Contracting
3. I�ametti & Sons
1�. Orfie Mari nni
5. Phelps-Drake
6. Art Bolier
S�rer Water Tota1
�5,540.90
,5,884.50
6,222.26.
6,360.67
5,786.90
6,911025
�6,485.80
. 6,272,80
6D316.25
6,196.25
6,792.50
8,651.00
�12�026.70
.12,157.30
12�538e51
12,556.92
12,579.�.0
i5,562e25
Tesarek moved, Nash seconded, th:at the law bid of F. Morettini be accepted and the
necessary contract and bond forms be prepared for signaturese Carriede
Johnson moQed� Empanger seconded� that City Attorney Whit�ney� report on the matter of the
petition for annexation to the City of Hopkins of a portion .of ,Oal�idge Addition and
Oa�idge Second Addition be placed on file and that onl.y Lots 1 to 11 inclusive
Block 1, Oa�cidge Second Addition be annexed at this time� and the.,City Attorney to draw
up the necessary ordinance annexing samee Garrieda
Tesarek moved� Johnson secon.ded, that the purchase of �hac�y Oak property owned by Carl
Koopman in the amount of $�20�000, be approBed and ratified, Carri.edo
Nash moved� Empanger seconded, that a�eement dated 7/19/55� between the NLinneapolis &
St. Louis Railroad Company� the County of Hennepin and the City of Hopkins for the in..
stallation_.and maintena.nce of Railway grac3.e crossing signals and the division of cost
thereof� be approved an,d the Mayor and City Mana,ger be �uthorized to si� same. Carried.
Nash moved� Tesarek seconded� tha.t Resolution #602� ��A �RESOLUTION RECENING A REPORT ON
THE INSTAIZATION OF ?WO CONCRETE DRIVEiniAyS ON TI� NORTH.,SIDE_. QF.MIl11n]ETQNKA MIT�S ROAD
NEAR . ITS _ INTEE�SECTION. WITH , FIFZ�I AVENUE , NQRTH" • u rt = - - ,.
- _ . ,. marked Exhibit .; B , , be, a.dopted. _ Carried.
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Nash moved� Tesarek seconded� that coimnunication d.ated 5/20/55 by the �:ima1 Rescue i,eague
pertain-ing to the impound3.ng of dogs, be �led to meeting of 8/2/55, Carriedo _
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Johnson moved, Nash seconded� that Couri�ilman Empanger be transferred from the Zonjng
and Planning Coirnnission to t�.e Advisory Board and A. d. "Tony1� Tesarek be trarasferred
from the Advisory Board to the Zoning and Plann�ng_Goimni�sion, .Carried.
Nash moved� Empanger seconded� that requ�st by the Hennepjn Gounty Fair Board for
permission to conduct bingo during the County Fair .on July 29� 30 and 31� 1955� be
granted. Carriedo
Meeting adjournedo
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Dr. �. .M P�adden,�ayor
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIIV COUNTY, MTNNESOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER 603
A RESOLUTIDN ORDERING PREPARATION' OF A REPORT ON
THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO DRIVEVPAYS ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF MINNETONKA MILLS ROAD NEAR ITS INTERSECTION iNITH
FIFTH AVENUE NORTH.
WI�REAS, it is proposed to install and construct
two driveways on the north side of Minnetonka Mills Road near its
intersection with Fifth Avenue North, both of which drivew�ys enter
upon Lot D, Registered Land Survey Number 253, :, one of which
driveways would be for the use of said Lot D and on� for the use
of Lot C, Registered Land Survey Number 253, files of the Registrar
of Titles, Hennepin County, Minnesota, and to asseas said lots for
all of the cost of the improvement, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 429.
011 to �.29.111 ( Laa�s 1953, �h. 398 ). NOVp, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVID by the city council of the city of
Hopkins, Minnesota:
That the proposed improvement be referred to P. S.
Sidney-Smith, cit� engineer f.or the city of Hopkins, for 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 improvement is fe asible and as to whether it should best
be made as proposed or in connection with some other improvement,
and the estim�ted cost of the improvement as recommendedo �
Adopted by the council of the city of Hopkins at a
regular meeting thereof held this 19th day of July, 1955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
Ci ty Attorneyo
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CITY OF HOPKINS"
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESO U1T14N N0. 602
A RESOLUTION RECEIVING A REPORT ON THE .INSTALLATION OF
TNO CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF.MINNET'ONKA .
MILLS ROAD NEAR ITS �INTERSECTION WITH FIFTH AVENUE NORTH.
WHEREAS, pursuanfi to a resolufiion of the council adopted July 19,
�955, a report has been prepared by the city engineer of Hopkins with
reference to the construction of two concrete driveways on the North side
of Minnetonka Mills Road near its intersection with Fifth Avenue North, one
driveway being to service Lot "C", and the other driveway being to service
Lot "D", Registered Land Survey No. 253, Files of the Registrar of Titles,
bennepin Counfiy, Minnesota, and this report u�►as received by the council on
���Y �9, �955, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA;
i. The council witl consider the insfiallation and consfiruction
of such driveways in accordance with the report and the assessment of said
Lots "C" and "D", Registered Land Survey No. 253, Files of the Registrar of
Titles, for all of the cost of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. lj29.Ot1
to Ia.2g.i11, at an estimated tofiai cost of the improvement of �23•79�
2. A public hearing shaii be held on such proposed -improvement on
the 16th day of August, I955, in �hhe council chambers of the city hall at 7;30
o�clock p.m. and 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 regutar meeting
thereof held this 19th day of July, (955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
_ , ''Secretary of the council
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Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUN?Y, II�INNESOTA
I�TICE OF NEARING ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO DRIVEVdAYS
ON THE. NORTH S i DE OF PA I NNETONKA M1 LLS ROAD NEAR I T5
I M'ERS ECT I ON VJ I TH F I FTH AVENUE NORTH .
TO WHOM I T A1AY CONCERN :
NOTICE IS NEREBY GIVEN that the cifiy council of the city of
Hopkins will meet in the council chambers of the city hall at 7:30 otciock
p.m. on Tuesday, August 16, �955� fio consider the construction of two concrete
driveways on the north side of Minnetonka Milis Road�h'e�r it.s intersection vrith
Fifth Avenue North, one driveway being for the use of Lot "C", and the other
driveway being for the use of Lot "D", Registered Land Survey No. 253, Files
of the Registrar of Titles, Hennepin County, Minnesota, pursuant to h1.S.A.,
Secs. 1�29.011 to I.l29.111. The area proposed to be assessed for such improve-
ment is said Lots "C" and "D", Registered Land Survey No. 253, Files of the
Registrar of Tittes, Hennepin County, Minnesota. The estimated cost of such
improvement is � 3.79. Such persons as desire to be heard with reference
to the proposed improvement will be heard at this meeting.
SIDNEY S. FRISSELL, CITY MANAGER
FRANK N. WHITNEY, CITY ASTORNEY
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Published in the Hennepin County Review on August L� and II, l955•
A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hopkins, Mi.nnesota was held at the
City Hall at 7c30 P.M., Tuesday, August 2, 1955.
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Members present were Mayor Msdden, Gouncilmen �npanger, Nash, Tesarek and Johnson,
also City Manager Frissell and City Attorney Whitney,
Tesarek moved, Empanger seconded, that Resolution �607, "A RESOLUTION R�UESTING
THE COUNTY OF HENNF�PIN TO REBUILD COUNTY ROAD NUMBER 61 FROM F�G�LSIOR. BOULEVA.RD
TO SHADY OAK BEACH AND CONSTRUCT A BICYCLE PATH ADJACENT�THERETOn:, marked Exhibit �A�
be.adopted. Carried.
Johnson moved, Nash seconded, that Mr. �issell be authorized to ma�e an agree�ment
with the City of St, Louis Park pertaining to a sewer connection for the IBM Building
on East FSccelsior Boulevard. Carried.
bnpanger moved, Johnson seconded, that a decision be made at the next regular meeting
as to whether an amendment should be made to the �liquor ordinance" which would
allow five on sale licenses in place of four as now a3lowed. Carried.
Tesarek moved, Nash seconded, that Resolution �608, �A RESOLUTION ORDERING A HEARING
ON A PETITION TO VACATE INTERURBAN AVENUE FROM MEAD�iniBR00K ROAD TO BLl�� ROAD��, �
marked brhibit ��B�, be adopted. Carriede
I�inpanger moved, Tesarek seconded, that bills per schedule da.ted August 2, 1955, be
paid from the following funds: -
�ENERAL FUND � 5,�9g,79
SPECIAL REVENUE F[TND 3,gg5.73
P. I. R. FUND 7,67g.30
WATER �iEVENUE FUND 907.Og
SS�Y�I:LLL 11CV+ li1VVPJ lulVL 1�20�sJ�
Tesarek moved, Johnson seconded, that the two requests by the Northern States Power
Compar.�y to place two poles on Hawthorne Road, one on Excelsior Avenue and one on
Boyce Road be granted. Carried.
Nash moved, Tesarek seconded, that Resolution ;�b09, ��A RESOLUTION ORDERIPIG P�3'A,RA.TION '
OF A REPORT ON THE CONSTRIICTION OF SIDEWALK ON THE WEST 52DE OF FIF'i�ENTH AVENUE NORTH '.
BETti�IEEN THIRD STREET NORTH AND FaiJRTH STREET NORTH", marked �h.ibit ��Ctt, be adopted* �
Carried.
�mpanger moved, Johnson.seconded, that Resolution �610, '�A RESOLUTION ORDERII�TG PRE-
PIiRATION OF �ORT ON TIiE INSTALLATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF SEWER AA]D WATER MAIN5 ON
INTERLACHEN AVENUE BETWEEN PRESTON LANE AND BDYCE 5TREE'P�� marked E�hibit ttD'�, be
adopted. Carried.
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Pursuant to notice bids were o�ened at 10:00 A.M., 7/28/55 for the furnishing of two
police cars and the following bids were received: -
Each Tota1 Delivery
Uni.t Cost Time
Da.hlberg Bros. � 1,280.2g � 2,560.56 2 weeks
Suburban Chevrolet 1,/�.2L,..55 2,g49.10 — �- ,— —
North Side Motors (Plymouth) . 1,562.50 3,1z5.00 --�- -
Downtrn�n Chevrolet 1,l+l,L,..49 2,gg�'.9g 10-30 days
Boyer-Gilfillan (Ford) 1,427.50 2,855.00 - - - �-
Nash moved, Tesarek seconded,:that the low bid of Dahlberg Brothers in the amount of
�2,560.56, for the two cars, be accepted, Carried.
�npanger moved, Johnson seconded, that the Mayor and City Ma.nager be authorized to
execute a six moriths note for 50� of purchase price of new police cars. Carried.
Johnson moved, Tesarek seconded, that Ch�dina.nce #123, "AN ORDINANCE HECL9RING�A
PART OF BLOCK I, OAKRIDGE SECOND ADDITION, HENN��'IN COUNTY, MINIVF.�OTA TO BE A PART
OF THE CITY OF HDPKINSt�, be accepted for first reading, Carried.
. Tesaxek moeed, �npanger seconded, that Resolution �#605, '�A RESOLUTION CORRECTII�
CERTAIN SPECIAL ASSFaSSMENTS", marked E�chibit �iEn� be ado�ted. Carried.
Johnson moved, Nash seconded, that the purchase of Shady Oak property owned by
Clarence Korbel in the amount.of �8,500.00, be approved' and ratified. Carried.
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Regular Meeting — August 2, 1955
Nash moved, �npanger seconded, that Resolution ¢}606, �A F�ESOTdlTION ACC.�TING AWARD
OF CONA'ILSSIONERS IN D�'�t�'�rrpTING VALUE OF LOT ONE, BIACK THREE, SHADY OAK ADDITION�,
maxked Exhibit nF", be adopteda Carried.
Johnson moved, Tesarek seconded, that all of Interlachen Park sewer and water main
construction be set up on a twenty year spread for assessments. Carried,
Tesarek moved, Johnson seconded, that request dated 7/29/55 by H. A. Kloss & Son
fa�a twenty year spread for sewer and water main assessments on Campbell Ih�ive be
granted. Carried.
Nash moved, Tesarek seconded, that Rssolution #611, "A RESOLUTION RECENING REPORT
AND CAISSNG FOR A HEARII�TG ON.. THE �INSTALLATION OF S� AND WATER MAINS ON INTERLl�CHEN
AVENUE BETWEEN P1�STON I,AND AND BOYCE STI�ET�, marked �rhibit 'tG", be adopted. Carried.
Johnson aaoved, Nash seconded, that Resolution #612, %A RESOLUTION RECENING REPORT
AND CALLING FOR A HEARING ON THE INSTALLATIflN OF WgTER MAINS ON SECOND STREET SOUTH
BETWEEN SIXTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH AVENUE91, marked �hibit ttH�, be adopted. Carried.
Tesarek maved, �npanger seconded, that Mr. F�issell be suth.orized to negotiate a
contract with Animal Reacue Ieague of Hennepin County for the enforcement of our
dog ordinance as per their proposal dated 5/20/55. Carried,
Meeting adjourned.
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Dr. F. M. Madden, Mayor
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER 607
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE COUNTY OF HEI�NEPIN T0
REBUILD COUNTY ROAD NIIMBER 61 FROM EXCELSIOR BOULE-
VARD TO SHADY OAK BEACH .AND CONSTRUCT A BICYCLE
PATH ADJACENT THERETO.
1'VHEREAS, the city of Hopkins owns, maintaina and
operates a municipal park, picnic grounds, swimming beach and
recreational area on Shady Oak Lake, which is used :::hy� over
50,000 people during the summer months, and
iNHEREAS, the people going to and from s�id Shady
Oak Beach travel over County Highway Number 61, which is narrow,
crooked and in poor condition for such heavy;traffic and%w�ich
there are narrow and dangerous bridges, and
1rVFiEREAS, many of the people that go to and from
Shady Oak Beach on said highwa� are children,and use bicycles
for their transportation, and the present condition of the high-
way makes it extremely dangerous to use bicycles thereon.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the council of
the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesota:
That the city of Hopkins hereby requests the �ounty
of Hennepin to reconstruct and rebu�ld said Coun�y Highwag Number
61 from Excelsior Boulevard to Shady Oak Beach in accordance with
plansheretofore prepared by the County, and that at the same time
and as a p art of said project the County construct a bicycle path
which would be adjacent to but separated from said road.
ADUPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a
regular meeting thereof held this 2nd day of August, 1955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, �
Secretary of the Council . '
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P�►AH �iDJAC:�NT Tii► i��TO.
:�I��"r�A�, th9 ci�y og Ha�k9.n� owns, �aint�in� �nd
o�e�°ates a municlpsl park, picnic �round�, swimmin� bs�.ch and
recreQ��ons� are�, on Si��dy Qe.k :,€�kes wh3eh is us�d :l�y, ovpr.
�4� 0�0 peop�e durin� the s�tmmer months,. �nd .
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�ak Le�ch trav�i over County :�Ii�hway Numbsr b�., wh�ch i.s na��ow,
crQoked and in noor cQnditivn for euch h��vg �r�f'i'ic and�which
thera �re n�rror� and dangeraus brid,es, and
tv�ir.;R�AS, �?any �f the peo?�le that �o to �nd from
Shad� Q�k I�each on said hi�;hd�sy are eh3ldren �tad uae b�cycl.e�
�or thei� transporta�t�.on, and tha p�egen� condition af the h�.�h-
way �ake� it extremel� dangerous ta use blcyclas th�reon.
I��i��, TFi]a�R;;FOF{I;,. bo it resolv�d by tha council. of
�the city of Hopl�in�, He�.nep3� C�un�y, t�Iinr:esota:
That the city �f �o�kin� hereby requests �h� �ount�
of Honne;�in to recor�strca.ct and rebufld said County Hi�hway� I+�umbor
6� f'rom �xc�lsior Bouiov�,rd to �hady na'� naach in accordanae �ith
pltznsher�tofore �rep�.red �y tfie County, and th�.t a� tho ��une tia�e
and �s a��rt of said �ro j�ct the County construct a bic�cle �ath
w?�ich �o�2d be ad�ac�n� to but �epa�ated �'ro� �aid road.
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re�ular mQ�tin� thereoi' h�Zd ` t�.i� 2nd c�a� of' �u�us�, .19g5.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNES�TA
RESOLUTION N0. 608
A RESOLUTION ORDERING A HEARING ON A PETITION TO
VACATE INTERURBAN AVENETE FROM 1VIEADOWBROOK ROAD TO
BLAKE ROAD..
WHEREAS, a majority of the owners of property
abutting upon Interurban Avenue from Meadowbrook Road to Bla.ke
Road have petitioned the council of the city of Hopkins to
vacate the same, settin� forth the facts and reasons for such
vacation, which petition is acco mpanied by pl at of the avenue
proposed to be vacated and is verified by the petitioners, and
which petition has been approved by t he zoning and planning
commission of the city of Hopkins, and
�REAS�� the council of said citg deems it expedient
that the matter should be proceeded with; NOW, THEI�EF+f�RE,
BE IT RESOLVED that said petition will be filed of
record with the city clerk who shall give notice by publication
in the official ne�spaper of the city for four weeks at least
once a week, to the effect that such petition has been filed and
stating in brief its ob ject and that the petition;=�vi11 be heard
and considered by the council at a regular meeting thereof/��e
held on the 1.�th day of �c tober, 1955 , at 7: 3 0 0� clock p.m. at t he
council chambers in the city hall of said city.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a
re�ular meeting thereof held this 2nd day of August, 1955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
�. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. 1Nhitney,
Cit� Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION TO VACATE INTERURBAN
AVENUE FROM MEADOWBROOK RO�D TO BLAKE ROAD.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a petition has been
filed of record with the clerk of the city of Hopkins, Hennepin
�ounty, Niinnesota, the ob ject of which is to vacate Interurban
�venue from I�eadovabrook Road to Blake Road in s aid city.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the petition v�ill
� be heard and considered by the council at a re�ular meeting
thereof to be held on the �.th day of October, 1955, at 7;3 0
o�clock pom, at the council chambers i�-� the city hall af� said
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city.
�ated: August 10, 1955
A. �v. ELMQUIST, SECRETARY
FRANK N. WHITNEY, CITY ATTORNEY
�,iblished in the Hennepin County Review August 18, and 25 and
September 1 and 8, 1955•
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HENNEPIN COUIdTY, �INNESOTA
RESOLU710N. N0. 609
A RE50LU1'ION ORDERI�G PREPARATION OF A REPORT ON THE
COI�TRU�Tt�N OF SIDEWALK ON THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
AVENUE NORTH BEIWEEN 'tl�l I RD STREET NORTH AND FOIJRTH
STREET NQR'11-i.
WHEREAS, it is proposed to improve Fifteenth Avenue North between
Third Street North and Fourth Street North by canstructing sidewalk on the
West side thereof, and to assess the abutting property for all ofthe cost
of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs.,1�29.011 to 1.�29,110, IVDW,
THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
That �he proposed improvement be referred to P. S. Sidney-Smith,
ci�ty engineer for the city of Ftopkins, for study and that he is instructed
to report to the counci0 with all convenient speed advising the council in
� a preliminary way as to whether the proposed improvement is feasible and as
to whether it shoutd best be made as proposed or i� connection with some
other improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvement as recommended.
ADOPTED by the counci( of the city of Hopkir�s at a regular meeting
thereof held this 2nd dayaf August, 1955.
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. Y�. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. IM1�hi tney, Ci ty Attorney
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTiON 1�. 610
A RESO LUT lON ORDER I NG PREPARAT ION OF REPORT ON THE
INSTALLATION AND CONSTRUCTION.OF SEWER AND WATER MAINS
' � ON FNTERLACHEN AVENUE BEfWEEN PRESTON LANE AND BOYCE STREET.
WFiEREAS, it is proposed to improve Intertachen Avenue betv�een
Preston Lane and Boyce Street by the installafiion and construction of
sanitary seuver and �arrater ma ins therei n, and to assess the abutt i ng property
for ail or a porfiion of the cost of the impravement pursuant to NI.S.A.,
secs. 1a29.01 I to 1�29.1 91, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE I T RESO LVED BY THE COUNC 1 L OF 11-1E �C I TY OF HOPK I NS , M I NNESOTA :
T'E�t the proposed improvement be referred to P. S. Sidney-Smifih,
city engineer for the city of Hopkins, for study and thafi he is instructed
to report to the council with ail convenient speed advising the council in
a prelimi:nary way as to whether the proposed improvement is feasibfe and as
to whether it shou�d best be made a s proposed or in connection with some
other improvement, and the estimated cost of the improvemenf as recommended.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this 2nd day of August, 15�55•
F. M. INADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the �ounci9
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney
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HENNEP I N OOUNTY, M I PiNE50TA
�a�.so �vr� o�a NuaaaFR 605
A RESOLUTION CORRECTING CERTAIN SPECIAL ASSE55N►ENTS.
WFIEREAS, by resolution rwmber 1�20 adopted by the counci 1 of the
city of Hopkins at a regular meeting thereof held on the 5th day of January,
1955, the city council adopted certatn speciai assessments against certain
tracts, pieces and parcels of land, including, among others, parce9s 610,
620a 5E00, 2000, l�000, 6000, and 8000, accarding to the numbers ptaced
thereon in the offices of the oounty treasurer and county auditor of Hennepin
�County, Minnesota, for the construction of sidewwlk, curb and c�mbiraation curb
and gutter, and
WFIEREAS, there �rds included in the special assessments against said
parcels a portfon of the cost of the retatning wall u�hich had been erected
and constructed in front of psrcel 31�00, and
WHEREAS', it is the opinion of the oouncii thafi said parcels herein-
before listed were nofi benefitted to the exfient and in the amount for which
theq were assessed for the erectlon and ocnstruction of said retaining �vall,
but were benefitted oniy to the extent of t�renty (20) per cent of the amount
assessed against said parcels for such vvall, and that the assess�ent of the
remaini�g eighty (80) per cent against said parcels was erronious, and
UMiEREAS, said twenty (20) per cent was paid by the owners of said
parce0s a long wift� and as part of the 19�'jl�, payabte in t955, taxe� aga inst
such parcels, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE 1 T RE50 LVED BY THE COUNC I L OF THE C 1'tY OF HOPK I NS , M i IvNESOTA :
That the special assessments against said parcels 610, 620, 5800,
2000, l�000, 6000 and 8000, which are dne and payabie in the year 1956, 9957,
�958 and 1�9, be reduoed by the amount and to the extent that there was
included therein speciai assessments for the erection and construction of
said retaining weli, together rvith the interest fhereon due and payable in
said qears 1�j6 through 1959, inclusive.
ADOPTED by the cound�il of the citq of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this 2nd day of August, 1955.
F. Ah. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the counctl
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 606
A RESOLCITION ACCEPTI {VG AWARD OF. COMMI SS IONERS I N
DETERMINING VALUE OF LOT ONE, BLOCK THREE, SHADY
OAK ADDITIUN.
WHEREAS, proceedings were heretofore commenced in the District
Conrfi of Hennepin Cou�ty, Minnescta, by the city of Hopkins, for the
purpose of acquiring the fee simple tit(e to Lot Qne (1), Block Three (3),
Shady Oak Addition, to be used by the cfty for park pnrposes, and
WHEREAS, fihe commissioners appointed by the District Court of
Hennepin Co�nfiy for the purpose of determining and appraising the value
of said lot have met and have made their report to the court in vrhich
report they asc:ertained, determined,�:�=a�sessed�-acid�au�arded the amount of
damages sustained by the ourners of said lot bq reason of the taking of
the fee simple titte thereto by the city of Nopkins at the sum of One
Thousand T�o Hundred Dollars (�1,200.00), NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINSs
That th� award of sa i d comm i ss i oners a s to sa i d lot be a ccepfied .
by the city of Hopkins, and the payment of said sum of 0ne Thousand Two
Hundred Dollars (�1,200.00) be n�ade to the owners of said Oot as determined
by the commissioners report.
ADOPTE� at a regular meeting of the council of the city of Hopkins
held this 2nd day of August, s955o
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Fra nk N. Wh i fney,
City Attorney
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HENPIEP 1 Iv COUtJI�, M I NNESOTA
RESOLUT ION N0. 6 I t
A RESOLUTION RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLIN6 FQR A
HEAR 1 NG ON 11�IE I NSTALLAT ION OF SEWER AND WATER 1NA I NS
ON INTERLACHEN AVENUE BETWEEN PRESTQN LANE AND BO1(�E STREET.
WFiEREAS, pursvant to a resolution of the councit adopted August 2,
1955, a report has been prepared by P. S. Si�ney-Smith, city engineer of
Hopkins, with reference to the improvement of Interlachen Avenue between
Preston Lane and Boyce Street by the instal9ation of sanitary.sea�er and
water mains therein, and this report was received by the council on August 2,
�955 s �W, TM�EFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUtdCIL OF TNE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTAs
1. The councii wi01 consider the improvement of such street in
accordance with the report and the assessment of a portion of the abutting
property, name ly, Lots Tauenty (20) , Twenty-one (21) and Twenty-two (22) ,
IHutchinson�s Interiachen Park, for all or a portion of the cost of the improve-
ment pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1.�29.Oti to �29.111, at an estimated tota0 cost
for the instailation of said water mains of $2,350.00, and for the installation
of said sanitary sewer mains of �2,7?5.00. �
2. A public hearing shail be held on such proposed improvement on
the 6th day of September, �955� in the councit chambers of the city hall at
city manager
7:30 otclock p.m., and the� shali give published notice of such heardng
and improvement as required by law.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof heid this 2nd day of August, 0955•
F. M. NIADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Councii
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY
SEWER AND �1VATER MAI NS ON INTERLACHEN AV�NUE BETWEEN
PRESTON LANE AND BOYCE STREET.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the city council of
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Hopkins�meet in the council chambers of the city hall at 7:30
o�clock p.m. on Tuesday, September 6, 1955, to consider the in-
stallation of sanitary sewer and avater mains on Interlachen Av-
enue between Preston Lane and Boyce Street pursuant to M.S.Aa, .
Secs. 1�29.011 to 1�29.111 (Lawa 1953, Ch. 398). The area proposed
to be assessed for such improvement is Lots 20, 21 and 229 Hutch-
inson's Interlachen Park. The estimated cost of such improvement
is �2,350oD0 for install ation of said water mains and �2,775.00
for installation of said sanitary sewer mains. Such persons as
desire to be heard with reference to the proposed improvement will
be heard-at this meeting.
Sidney S. Frissell, City Manager
��rank N. i�hitney, City Attorne'y
Published in the Hennepin County Review on August 18 and 25, i955•
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C 1 TY OF HOPK I ti'S
HENNEPI�f COUNTY,.MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 612
A.RESOLUTION RECE11/ING REPORT AND CALLING FOR A HEARING
ON THE INSTALLATION OF.WATER MAINS ON SEGOND STREET SOUTH
BETIr1EEN.SIXTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH AVENUE.
U�MEREAS, pursuant to a resolution of the council adopted �uly 5,
�955, referring to the city engineer of Hopkins, a proposei to improve
Second Street South between Seventh Avenue and Eighth Avenue by the
installation of water mains therein, a report has been prepared by said
engineer with reference to said improvement recommending the,installation
of water mains on Second Street South between Sixth Avenue and Eighth
Avenue, and this report was received by the council on August 2, t955,
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE i T RESO LVED BY TH E COUNC 1 L OF T1-1E C I TY OF HOPK I NS , M I NNESOTA s
I. The council will consider the matter of the installation of
unater mains on Second Street South betu�een Sixth Avenue and Eighth Avenue
in accordance with the report of the engir�eer, and the assessment of Lots
Seven (7) to Fourteen (14), inclusive, and Lots Sixteen (16) to Thirty-one
(3t), inclusive, Block Three (3), West Minneapolis, and Lots Nineteen (19)
to Forty-two (1.�21, inclusive, Block Two (2), West Minneapolis, for all or �
a portion of the improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. Ja29.011 to 1�29,110, `
at an estimated total cost of the improvement of �'j,000.00.
2. A public hearing shalt be held on such proposed improvement
on the bth day of September, �955, in the councTO chambers of the ci$y ha10
at 7:30 oeclock p.m., and the city manager shall give published notice of
such Mearing and improvement as required by (aw.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this 2nd day of August, 1955.
F. 61. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE INSTALLATION OF 1r11ATER MAINS
ON SECOND STREET SOUTH BETWEEN SIXTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH
AVENUE.
TO WHOM IT NIAY CONCERN:
� NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the city council oE
Hopkins will meet in the council chambers of the city hall at
7:30 o�clock p.me on Tuesday, September 6, i955, to consider the
installation of water mains on Second Street South between Sixth
Avenue and Eighth Avenue pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. I}29,011 to
1�29.111 (Laws 1953, Ch. 398). The area proposed to be assessed
, f or such improvement is Lot� Seven ( 7) to Fourteen (].1.�.) , inclusive,
and Lots Sixteen (16) to Thirt�-one (31), inclusive, Iilock Triree
(3), �Yest Minneapolis, and Lots Nineteen (19) to Forts-two (1}2),
inclusive, Block Two (2), �Uest Minneapolis. The estimated cost
of such improvement is �7,000.00. Such persons as desire to be
heard with reference to the proposed improvement will be heard at
this meeting..
Sidney S. Frissell, City Manager
Frank N. ilVhitney, Cit� Attorney.
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A regular meeting of the City Council of Hopkins, Minnesota was held at
the City Hall at 7:30 P.M., Tuesday, August 16, i955•
Members present were Councilmen �m.panger, Johnson and Tesarek. Also City
Manager Frissell and City Attorney Whitney.
Empanger moved, Johnson seconded, that Cowncilman Tesarek be appointed
Mayor pro tem. Carried.
Empan�er moved, Johnson seconded, bills per schedule dated August 16, i955,
be paid from the following funds:
GENER,A,L R�V�N`[TE FUND � 11, 669. 70
�PECI,�L R�V�NUE FUNp 650.09
SPECI,AL ASSYESSNIENT FUND 2, 916:53
P. I. R. FUND � , 5, 019: 30
BON'D CONSTRTJCTION FUND 19, 8L�.2.68
W�1TER REVENUE . FUND _ . 711-9 • 83
s�Ex � REVENtr� FirND 7� 30 3• 50
Johnson moved, Empanger seconded, that Minneapolis Gas Company�s request
dated 7/13/55 for permission to install a new gas main on 8th livenue,
South of Excelsior Avenue, be granted subject to City Engineer�s approval.
Carried. '
�ripanger moved, Johnson seconded, that the decision as to amending the
Liquor Ordinances allowing five on sale licenses in pl�ce of four be tabled
to the next regular meeting. Carried.
Johnson moved, Empanger seconded, that Ordinance #123, 'r.Al�T ORDINANC� DE- ``��
CIaARING � PART OF BLOCK ONE, O�IDC� �ND AUDITiON, HENNEPIN COUNTY, ,
NLLNN�OTA,. T0 B� .A. PART OF T'�E CITY OF.,HOFKIN�", marked �hibit ".�" be
accepted,for second reading:thereof and_published accordirig to law, Carried.
�ripanger moved, Johnson seconded, that Resolution #60�., rrR�,SOLUTION O��RING
THE CONSTRUCTION .OF 'I'fnTO DRIV�TAY� ON TH� NORTH SIDE OF P�NNETONK,�. i�lILL�
k�O�U 1V�A� ITS , INTERSECTION,WITH FIFTH AV'ENUE. NORT�I't, marked Exhibit, !'$'�,
be , adopted. � _.Carried. . . _. . _ , . _ _ � - - . ., ,
Johnson moved, Fmpanger seconded, that Resolution #615, 'rA RESOLUTIDN D�-
CL,A,RING COSTS TO B� ,AS�S�ID AND ORD�RING PRErr����0� OF _PROPO�ID A�SE�S-
MENTS FOR THE FOLLOinTING LOC$L ,II�ROVENl�NTS",. �% C-1"., ,be. adoptec�. .
Carried. . ._ - _ - - _.. _ � _ . , ..__ ,_. _ . ... . - , ..
Johnson moved, Empanger seconded, that Resolution #617, "A R��OLUTION
013D�ING A IjEARING ON PROPO�ID �,SSES�NPNT� FOR C�RT�IN LOC�I, IMPROVEMENTS",
masked �xhibit.."C-2", be addp�ed.,..Carried. ,_ _ _.. _. , _.
Empanger moved,nJohnson seconded, that Resolution #620, "A R�OLUTION
DECLARING CERTAIN ERRORS AI�ID OMISSIONS IN TWO PREV�OUS SPECIAI, $�SESSMEI�ITS
AND- O1�D�RIIVG ,PREPI�RATION OF _ PROPQ�ID CORRECTID. ASSESSMENT", � marked .Exhibit
'�'D-1'�, -be adopted. - -Carried.. . .. . .. - . , - - . . . .. . _ _
Empanger moved, Johnson seconded, that Resolution #621, "�4 RF�OLUTION FOR
T-�:ARING O1V PROPOS� CORREC'I'ED A�SES�MENT TO CORRECT OMISSIONS _�ND . ERRORS
IN,TWO PREVIOUS.�SSE�SMENTBt', marked_Exhibit_"D-2n, be,adopted. Carried.
Johnson moved, Empanger seconded, that Resolution #616, ",A RFdSOLUTION RE-
CETVING REPORT �ND C�LLING FOR A I�El�RING ON TH� INSTALLATION OF_. CURB ON
#� PORTION OF S�C011ID_,STREET NORTH AND..TI� CONSTRUCTION.. OF .�ID�TA.LK ON TH�
WF.�ST .SIDE OF' FIF�N'�H .A�NUE ..NOR�H,BETG�N. THIRI? .�TR�EE� NO�TH �ND FOURTH
ST�ET 1�QRTH", .marked. Exh�bit "�",- be_ adopted-. - Carried. ,_
Johnson moved,�Em.panger seconded, that request by the Hopkins Chamber of
Commerce for permission to cover the parking meters on Thursday, Friday and
�aturday, August 18th, 19th, 20th, i955, during the Dollar D ay � ale, be
granted. Carried. _ . .
��ripanger moved; Johnson seconded "Approval is hereby granted to the re-
uest of Twin City Rapid Transit �ompany to change the bus routes within
the City of Hopkins_by extending a number of the Excelsior buses now ter-
minating on 17th ,�.venue and Excelsior Boulevard, to turn off Excelsior
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pmto 12th,Pivenue, thence continue on l2th to Highway #7, thence on High-
way #7 to 17th .�venue and on l7th Avenue to Excelsior„Boulevard, thenee
return to Minneapolis as at present, alao the trips now operating between
Minneapolis and�`Excelsior on Highway #7 tocperate around the above des-
cribed loop." Carried. ,
City Manager Frissell presented to the Mayor and Council members, copies
of the proposed 1956 Budget. __
Meeting adjourned,
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
ORDINANCE NUMBER 123 �
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ADJ ORDINANCE DE�LARING A PART OF BLOCK ONE OAK '� ��
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RIDGE 2nd ADDITION, HENNEPIN COUNTY, �+11NNESOTA,
TO E3E A PART OF 11-1E C I TY OF HOPK I P�S .
WHEREAS, the real estate her-einafter described abuts upon and
adjoins the city of Hopkins, which is a city of less than 10,000 inhabitants,
and,
V:M�REAS, pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section �.13.1�., a majorii-y
of all of the odvners of lots one (I) to eleven (II), incfusive, block four
(�.), Oak Ridge 2nd Addition, Hennepin County, Minnesota, have petitioned the
- city council of Hopkins to annex said land to the city of Hopkins and to
declare said land to be an addition to and a part of said city, NOW, THEREFOPE,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF fiOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
Section I. The following described tract, piece or parcel of land
situate and being in Hennepin County, Minnesota, to-wit:
Lots One (I) to Eleven (II), inclusive, Block On� (I),
Oak Ridge 2nd Addition, Flennepin County, Minnesota,
and the alley in said Block One (I), including both
that portion.of said alley running northerly and southerly
and that portion thereof running easfierly and waterly,
is hereby annexed to and declared to be a pari- of the city of Hopkins, Hennepin
County, A4innesota, as effectual(y as if ifi had been originally a parfi thereof.
FIRST READ at a regular meeting of the council of fihe city of
Hopkins held on the 2nd day of August, �955� and finally read and adopted
at a regular meeting of the councilof said city held on the 16th day of
August, 1955•
F. P�R. Ia1ADDEN, ti1AY0R
A. 4V. E•Imqu i st,
Secretary of the Council
fFra nk N. �Vh i tney,
City Attorney.
Published in the Hennepin County Review on August 2�, t955•
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C I TY OF FIOPK I NS
HENNEP I N :OlJN1Y, M( NNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 601�
RESO LUT ION ORDER I NG THE CONSTRUCTI ON OF 1tiN0 DR I VEWAYS ON
THE NORTH S I DE OF PJ�I MVETONKA MI LLS ROAD NEAR I TS 1 NTER-.
SECTION WITH.FIFTH AVENUE NOR11-1.
INFIEREAS, a resolution of the city council adopted the 19th day
of July, t955, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed construction of
two concrete driveways on the North side of Minnetonka 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", Registered Land
Survey No. 253, Files of the Registrar of Titles, Hennepin County, Minnesota,
and,
WHEREAS, aII property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for the making of thts improvement were given ten days� published notice of
the cotancil hearing through two weekly publications of the required notice
and the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon on the (6th day
of August, 1955, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY TNE COIJNCIL OF THE CIIY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. Such .improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the council
resolution adopted Jthly 19� �955•
2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer of Hopkins, is hereby
designated as the engineer for this improvement. The plans and specifications
which were heretofore prepared for the installation of all driveN�ays to be
installed in the city of Hopkins during the year t955� are hereby approved as
the plans and specifications for making this improvement. The bid which was
heretofore accepted by the city council of Hopkins for the installation and
construction of all driveways in the city of Hopkins during the year t955, and
the contra ct heretofore entered into pursuant to such accepted bid, are hereby
approved and accepted as the bid and contract for the making of this improve-
ment.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this 16th day of August, 1955•
F. M. PJIADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESO LUT 10 N NUPABER 615
A RESO LUTION DECLARING COSTS TO BE ASSESSED AND ORDERII�
PREPARATION OF PROPOSED ASSESSIVIENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING
LOCA L I h9PROVEMENTS .
WHEREAS, contracfis have been let for the foltowing locat improve-
ments, and the installation and construc'tion thereof has been completed,
and the expenses incurred in the making of each of said improvements has
been determined, ail of which expenses arz to be assessed against benefitted
properfiy, which improvements and�the costs and expenses of installation and
construction
�thereof are as follows, to-wit:
Improvement No. 1.
The installation of a toilet in the residence located on Lots Ten �
(I�J) and Eleven (II), Block Ten (10), West Minneapolis, Third Division, and
tMe connecfion thereof with the sewer and water mains on Eighteenth Avenue
North, afi a cost of �70. I I e
Improvemenfi No. 2. The installation of water mains on Campbell
Drive from Minnetonka Mills Road to Farmdale Road; also commencing at the
intersection of Minnetonka Mills Road and Althea Lane and running Northwesterly
on Minnetonka Mills Road a distance of approximately four hundred (I�00) feet
and there connecting uvith the previously installed,u� ter main, at a cost of
�to,g16.91.
Improvement No. 3. The installation of sanitary sewer main on
Campbell Drive from Minnetonka Mills Road fio Farmdale Road, at a cost of
�7,020.77.
Improvement No. �.. The i nsta I lafiion of :=z; �uia�ter, s::�: ;:;>_ar ma i ns com-
m�ncing at a point aproximaiely forfiy-five (I�5) feet North and .thirty-fivz
(35) feet West`of the inter�ection of the center lines of Interlach2n Avenue
and Excelsior Avenue, and running easterly para,llel to the center iine of
Excelsior Avenue to approximately the e�s�terly line exfiended of l:ot Four (1�),
Hutchinsonts Interla chen ParK, and running thence South to a point fifteen
(15) feet South of the South line of Ex�e(sior Avenue, and running thence
eastec t;y para 1 le I fio tf�e center I i ne of Exce I sior Av2nue fio Meadowtirook �tdad;
also on Pr2ston Lane from Interlachen Avenue to Homedale Av�nue; also on poyae
Street�� from Oakwood Road to Mead�vbrook Road; also on Goodrich Street from
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I nter lachen Avenue to A4ap le H i I I r�oad; a t.so commenci ng at a poi nt on Map le
one hundre� ,
Hiti Road approximately�ninefiy(�190) feet North.of the North line of Inter-
urban Avznue, thence southeasterly to a poini on Hawthorne Road approximately
ninety-seven (97) feet North of fihe Nori-h line of interurban Avenue, thence
North approximately sixty (60) feet along Hawthorne Road, thence Southeasterly
fio a poinfi on hleadowbrook Road apProximately one hundred fhirty-two (132) feefi
North of the North line of Interurban Avenue; also on Mapie Hilt Road from
Preston Lane to a point approximately thirty (30) feet North of Infierurban
Avenue; also on Homedale Avenue from Excelsior Avenue to:a poinfi approximately
one hundred fifty-five (155) feet North of Interurban Ave nue; also on Hawthorne
Road from Excelsior Avenue to a point approximately ninety�seven (97) feet North
of the North line of Interurban Av�nue; also on Meadowbrook Road from Exceisior
Avenue to a,point approximately one hundred fihirty-two (132) feefi Nor-th of the
North t i ne of 1 nterurban Av2nue, at a cost of � 7g,672.71� .
Improvemenfi No. 5. The installation of sanitary sewrer mains on �
Preston Lane from Interlachen Avenue to Homedale Avenue; on Boyce Street from
Homedale Avenue to Meadowbrook Road; on.Goodrich Street from the old lift
sfiafiion Iocated approximate0y one hundred (100) feefi Wesfi of lnteriachen
Avenue to Maple liill Road; also commencing at a poinfi on Maple HiII Road
approximately one hundred ninety (190) feet North of the North (ine of Inter�
urban Avenue, thence southeasterly to a point on Hawthorne Road approximately
ninety-seven (97) fe�t North of the North line of lnteruroan Avenue, thence
North approximately sixty (b0) feet along Hawthorne Road,.thence Soufiheasterly
to a point on Meadow5rook Road approximately one hundred fihir�y-two (Ij�) feet
Norfih of the Norfh (ine of InfierurGan Avenue; also on lAaple Ni11 Road from
Preston Lane.to a point approxi,mately fifty (50) feefi Piorth of the North lin�
of tnterurban Avenue; also on Homedale Avenue from.Excelsioc Avenue tQ a point
approx.imately one hundred fifty�five (t55) feet Dtorth of fihe Ivor�Fh line of
Interurban Avenue; a(�o on Flawthorne Road from Exc�lsior Avenue to a point
approximately one huncJred twenty (120) feet P�orth of the Norfih Iene of Inter-
urban Avenue;. a lso on Meadotvbraak Road from txcelsior .�,venue to a poir,t -
approximately one hundred thirfiy-two (132} feefi Nor�hh of the North Iine of �
Interurbar� Avenue,.at a.cosf af �IL1,150.05.
I mprovemenfi Noo 6. The repa i r and cep lacemenf of s i clewa tks, curb,
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combinafiion curb and gutfier and dr�i'rveviay �aprons ir� the fo1 iowing locations,
namely: On the East side of.Sixth Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and
Second Street South, on the West side of Sixth Avenue South befi��een 1'he East
and West al{ey in Bd�ock Two (2), West Minneapolis, and Second Street South,on
the East side of Seventh Avenue South in fronfi of Lots thirfy-five (35) and
thirty-six (36), Block Two (2), West hlinneapolis, on the VJest side of Seventh
Avenue South between Excetsior Avenu� and �'irst Street Soui�h, on the East side
of cighth Avenue South between the East and l�lest alley in B1ock Three (3), �Vest
N�inneapolis.and Second StrHet, on fihe West side of Eighth Avenue South between
the Easfi and West alley in Block Four (1�), lh'est �AinneaPotis and First Sfireet
South, on the East side of Ninth Avenue South between the alley South of Excelsior
Avenue and First Street South and on the North side of �i��6��e� First Street
Soufih between Ninth Averue Soufih and the North and South al.ley in Block Four
(L�),.West Ah�nneapolis, on the West side of Ninth Avenue.South between the East
and V'Jest alley in Black Five ��), VJest Alinneapolis, and First Street South,
on fihe East side of �enfh Avenue South between Excelsior Avenue and First Street
South, on fihe 4Yest side of Tenfh Avenue Soutf�. in fronfi of Lots fifteen (15} and
sixteen (Ib), Block six (6), West N�inneapolis, on the East side of,Elevenfih
Avenue South fram.the Easfi and West atley in Block Six (b), Wesfi.Minneapolis,
to First Sfireet South,.and on the North side of First Street South from Eleventh
Avenue South to the alley imme�iately East of saic� Eleventh Avenue Soufih, on
the �"Jesfi side of Efeventh Avenue Soufih betv�een Excelsior Avenue and First
Streefi South., on the East side of Twelfth Avenue Soui•h in fronf of Lot twenty
(20), black seven (7), dJest Minneapotis, on the tiNest side of Eleventh Avenue
South between Fir.st Street Soufih and Second Street South,,on the East side of
Twelft.h Avenue South.in front, of Lots Fourfieen (I�.) and Seventeen (17), B�ock
Ten (:10) ,. Wesfi Pni nneapol i s, on the East si de of Eleventh Avenue South beta�een
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First Street South and Second Street South,.,on the Nlesfi side of Eighth Avenue
South,and on fhe East side of �inth Avenue�South beiween First Street Soufih
and Second Street South and.on.Second Street South fr�m Eighfih Avenue to Ninth
Avenue, , at a cost of �.I8,717.1�7,
Improvement Mo. ;7. The blacktop surfacing of that portion of the
al.ley in Block Sevent�n-seven (?7),,.West htinneapotis, Second Division, tyinga
Soufih of the r i�hfi-of-a�ay of . the. ��Ai nneapo 1 i s and St. Lou i s Ra i I�vay, a t a
cost of �3 t�.,25.
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Improvement No. �. The, black.top svrfacin� of Sixteer,th.Avenue _
North from Four.th Street�North:to the South Iine of Stafe Trunk Highway
No. 7 and of Fourth Streefi from Sixteenth Avenue Norfih to Seventeenfh
avenue Rorth,.at a cost of �1,170s6I�a
Improvem�nt P�o. 9. The blacktop surfaeinc�;of•Fifteenth Avenue
North.from Third Street North to Fourth Street North;and Fourth:Street North
from Fifteenth Avenue North to Sixteenth Avenue Norfh, at a cost of �2,1�97,60a
Improvement �o, 10.. The blacktop surfacing of,a:ll of East Park
Valley Drive and all ofi West Fark Valley Drive and of Seventh Street South
from a poinf midway befiween Fifth �venue South and �Plest �Park Val ley Drive
and running Easterly�to County Road No. 18, at a cost of �8,993.62.
Improvement �io...it. The blackfop surfacing of Powetl Road from
Excelsior AvEnue to the North limits of the city of Hopkins, at a_ cost of :
�9,290.650
� Improvement tvoo 12. The repairing and rebui.lding and.widening.
and blacktop resurfacing of,Excelsior Avenue.from a point �f.ive�hundred thirty
(530) feet East of the East line of Fifth �,venue to the .UJest>Iine of Seven-
teenth Avenue, at a cost of �'S2,735:33• .
Improvement No. t3. - The :repa i r i ng and rebu i td i c�g of s i dewa Iks,
eurb, combination curb and gutter and;efrivevray aprons in=..the followi�ng ,
(ocations, to-wit: The,radius at the Northwest corner of B:lock.Sixty-five
(65), West-Minneapotis, Second.Divisi:on; the radius at'the Nor.theast corner
of Block Sixty-six (66), West Minneapolis, Second Divi.sion;,on-the West�side
of Lot Th i r.teen. (13) , Block S ixty-seven ,(67) , West. Mi nneapo (� i s, Second
Divi.sion, and the adjoining alley driveway;-on the West.side of Tenth Avenue
North between Excelsior Avenue and First Street North; in.front..of Lots
Ei ghteen (18) ,_ N i neteen (19) and Twenty-two (22) , Bl.ock S ixi-y-ni.ne. (69} , West
Minneapoi-is, Se.cond Division; on the West. side of Tenth Avenue North;between
Excetsior P,venue and First 5treet North; on the VJest side of Eleventh Avenue
Nor#h and the East side of.Twelfth Avenue-North.between the East and Wesfi
al,ley in Block Seventy-(70), West Minneapolis, Second Division and First
Street Norfh; .on irhe '1Jest s i de of Twe ( f th Avenue .North between, the East and
West alley:in 61ock Seventy-one (71), Wesfi Mir�neapolis,,Second Division and
F i r. st Street. North,; on the Ea st s i de of Lot Ten {1Q) ,;Block Seventy-e i ghfi
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North between Firsf Street North and'Second Street'North; on the'West side
of Lots Fifteen (15) and Nineteen (19), Block Seventy-nine (79}, West
Mi nnea po l i s, Second D i'v i si on; on the East si de of Lots F i ve (5) and S t x(6) ,
Block Eighty (80), West Minneapolis,�Second Division, also on the East si:de
of Ninth Avenue North between First Street North and Second Street North;
on the East side of Eighth Avenue North between First. Street North and '
Second Street North; on�the West side of Lots Thirteen (13),�Fourteen (I�.)�
and Twenty-two (22), Block`E�ighty-two (82}, Wesi- Mi�nneapolis, Second Division;
on�the East side of Seventh�Avenue North betwesn Second Street North and Third
�treet North; on the West side of Eighth Avenue Nor�th between Second Street
Morth and Third Street North, also on the West side of Lot'Thirteen (13),
Block Eighty-seven (87), West Minneapolis, Second Division; on the West
side- of Ninfh �Avenue� North between� Second Street North and Third Street' North;
on�the�East side of Lots Six (6),through Eleven (II), Block Eighty-nine (89),
West Minneapoli`s, Seoond•Division, and on the East side of Eleventh Avenue
North between Second Stre�t North and Third Street�North; on�the West side`'
of EleVenth Avenue No�th between Second Street North=and Third Street North;
et the Southeast co%ner of 81ock Ninetq-seven (97), West Minneapo0is, Seeond
Division, at a 'cost �of �16,�.56.90. �' � � -� r
I mprovement No. 01�. � The consfiruct i on of comb i na f i on `curb � and
: gutter and drivewayaprons on•the South side of Excelsior Avenue from Seven-
� teenth Avenue to Ninefieenth Avenue,at a cost of �1,7I�2o90.
Improvement No, i5. The�construction of concrete clriveuvay on
Lot Twenty (20) , Block Seven (7}, ��Vest Mi nneapof i s Annex, at �a =cost` of �32•39•
Fmprovement No. 16. The construcfiion�of si�dewalk on�the West'side
of Seventeenth Avenue North from Excelsior�Avenue fo fhe East and West al0ey
in Block Sixteen (16), West Minneapolis;' Third Division, at�a cost of �709,19.
Improvement�No. 17. The�construction of�curb and driveway eprons
on the East side of Fifth�qvenue North from Wayside�Road and running approxi-
ma te l y four hundred twenty-f i ve �(1a25)` feet Souther l y a t� a cost of �#893.90.
I�mprovemenf Noo 18. The construetion_of combination curb and�
gutter and �dr-iveway aprons on bofih sides of East Par.k Va! Iey Drive at a cost
of ;�?�,657•36• . �
, < I mprovement � No. 19. `�The i nsta I la"t i on a rid ;oons�truct i on of �ornamenta I
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s.fir.ee.t Iights. in the f.o�l:lowing;tocat:ion,;;,; namely::. on 6oth sides of Excelsior
Avenue from :Fourfeenth Avenue to Seventeer�th �Avenue, at �a cost of �12,192•38•
NOW; THEREFORE, BE-IT RESOLVED BY�:TNE COUNCIL OF THE 6l1Y
OF HOPKINS, M1NfVESOTA: , �
I o The cost ,of each � of such improvemenfis to be ;specia 1 ly assessed .
is tier.eby declared to be.the r.espectiye amounts hereinbefore set.forthe�
2. • The ci ty clerk, -wi.th the ass�i�st�nee,:., of the ci ty enc�i neer,
shall forthwith calculate,the proper amounts fo be specially assessed for
such.improvements against every assessable lot, piece or parcel of land
� within`the district affected wifihout regard to cash vafuation,.as pr.ovided..
b.y law, and he shal( file a copy of such proposed assessments in his office
for public inspection.. � �
, 3. The clerk shall, upon completion of:such pr.oposed assessments,
notify the council fhereof. -
ADOPTED by the counci�l of the.cifiy of Hopkins at a.•.regular meet.ing
thereof held this 16th day of August, t955•
A. VJ. Elmqu i st,
Secretary of the Counc_i I
Frank N. Wh i tney,
City Attorney
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�ITY OF HOFKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUl'ION N0. 617
A RESOLUTIO� ORDERIidG A HEARIfdG ON PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS
FO R C ERTA I N LOCA L I l�1PR0 VEMENTS .
UhiEREAS, by resolution passed by the council on August f6, �955�
the city clerk was directed to.prepare proposed assessments of the costs
of nineteen local improvements, a list of which local improvements are
hereby incorporated in and made a part of this resolution by reference to
resolution number 615 adopted by the council on said date, and
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WHEREAS, the clerk has notified the council �:% such proposed
assessments have been completed and filed ins��his office for public inspection;
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY 1'HE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. A hearing shall be held on the �.th da y of Ocfober, �955, ��
the city hall at 7:30 o�clock p.m. to pass upon such proposed assessments and
each of them, and at such time and �I�ce all persons owning property affected
by such improvements will be given an oRportunity to be heard with reference
to such assessments.
2. The cify clerk is hereby directed to cause a nofiice of the
hearing on the proposed assessments, and each of them, to be published once
in the official newspaper at least two weeks prior to the hearing, and he
shafl state in the notice the total costs of ea ch of said improvements.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins.at a regular meeting
thereof held this 16th day of August, t955•
A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
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CITY GF HQPKINS
:HENNEPIN COUNTY, MIMVESOTA
, NOTICE OF NEARItvG ON PROPOSED SFECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR
CERTAIN LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Hopkins, Minnesota. Augusfi 22, t955•
TO WHOh1 IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY G1VEN that the councit will meet at 7:30 otclock
p.m. on October �, 1955, at the council chambers in the city hall to pass
upon proposed assessments for fihe following loeal improvements, to-tvit:
Improvemenfi No. I. The instailation of a toilet in the residence
located on Lots Ten (10) and Eleven (li), Block`Ten (10), West hlinneapolis,
Third Division, and the connection thereof with the sewer and water mains on
Eighteenth Avenue Norfih, at a cost of �70.11, which is to be assessed against
sa i d Lots Ten ( 10) and E leven ( I I) , B lock Ten ( 10) , U'lest �Ai nneapo t i s, Th i rd
Division.
Improvement No. 2, The installation of �vater mains on Campbel(
Dr i ve from M i nnetonka NI i I I s Road fio Farmc�'I� Road; a I so commenc i ng a t the
intersection of Minnetonka Milfs Road and Althea Lane and running Northwesterly
on Minnetonka Mills Road a distance of approximai�ely.four handred (�.00) feEt
aca� ���:� c�m�c-��r�; 4vith the previously insta f led wafer main, at a cost of
;�10,91h.91, which is to be assessed againsfi thafi part.of the east •four hundred
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forty (1�.0 j feet of the Nortii One-ha I f (N-2) of Sect i on Twenty-four (2l�.) , Town-
ship One Huncred Sevenfieen (117), Range Twenty-fiwo (22), lying South of Minne-
Tonka Milts Road and West of'Registered Land Survey No. 198; also Blocks One
(1), Two (2) and Three (3), �ampbell �econd�Additiun.
Improvzment No. 3. The installation of sanitary setver main on
Campbell Jr:ve fr�m t�linnetonka �J1i IIs Road ta Farmdale Road, at a cost of
�7,02U.77, which is to be assQssed againsf B(ocks One (1), Two (2) and Three
(3) , Campbe I I Second Addfi' i on.
1 mprovament No. , I�. The i iista 1 la t i��n of wa t�r ma i ns comnenc i ng at
a po i nt approx i mate l y Tot�fiy-f i v2 {�.5) feet North and th i ri-y-f ive (35) feet
Wesfi of the ini��rsection of the center lines of Interlachen Avenue an�
Excelsior Avenue, and running easi-rarly parallpl to the cenfier line of
Excelsior Avenu� to approximately the ea sterly line extend�d of Lot Four (1�),
Hutchinson4s Interlachen Park, and running thence South ta a point fifteen
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(15) feet South of the South line of Excelsior Avenu�, and running thence
easterly parallel to the center line of Excelsior Avenue to h4eado�,�brook Road;
also on Preston LanA from Infierlachen Avenu� to Homedale Av�nue; also on Boyce
Street from Oaksvood Road to Meadotvbrook Road; also on Goodrich Street from
Int�rlachen Avenue to PJlapl� Hill Road; also commencing at a point on Maple
Hil-1 Road approximately one hundred ninety (19�) feet Norfl� of the Nori�h line
of interurban Avenue, thence southeasterly to a point on Hawfihorne Road
approxinately ninety-seveti (97) feet �larth of the North line of Interurban
Avenue, thence Nor�h approximately sixty (60) feet along Hawthorne Road,
thence Southeasferly f�o a point on Fheadowbrook Road approximately one hundred
}hirty-two (132) feet North of the Nor�h line of Interurban Avenue; a0so on
A�aple NiI1 Road from Prestun Lane to a poinfi approximafiely thirfiy (j0) feet
Nortn of Interurban Avenue; also on Homedale Avenue from Excelsior Avenue to
a point approximitely one hundred fiffiy-five (155) feet North of Interurban
Avenu�; also on Haw9-horne Road from Excelsior Avenu� to a point appr,oximately
ninety-seven (�'j) feet North of the Nor�th line of Interurban Avenu2; also on
lVleadowbrook Road from Excelsior Avenue to a point approximately one hundred
thirfy-irwo (132) feet North of fihe Norfh line of Interurban Avenue, at a cost
of �79,672.7�., whic;h is to be assessed against that parfi ot Section Twenty
(20) , Townsh i p One `Hundred Seventeen (1 17) , Range Twenty-two (2 I j, Iyi i ng West
of PJteadowbrookRoad, South of Lot Ei ght (8) , Block Two (2) , Bro�ver �s �1dd i t i on,
Easfi of Lots Two (2) through Sevo� (7), Browerts Addition, and Norti� of the
North l i ne of Boyce Street; a l so fihat parfi of the Norfihw�st Quar�ter (N��) of
the.Southwest Quarfier (SW�) of the same section lying 4'Jest of the East seven
hundred and 3�10 (700.3) feet t{�ereof and Norfih of Excelsior Avenue9 also
Blocks One (I) and Two (2), Brower4s Addition; also Lots One (1) fihrough
Nineteen (19) and Lot Twenfy-thr�e (23), Hutcfiinson�s Int�riachen park; Lots
Sixteen (r6) through Thirty (30), Block Four (4); all of Blocks Five (5)
through Twelve (12), inclusive, and Lots Seventeen (17) through Thirty�two
(32), Block Thirteen (13), F. A. Sava�ets ln+arlachen Park.
I mproveraent iVo. 5. The i nstz I la t i on of san i tary se�ver ma i ns on •
Presfon Lane from Interlachen Avenu� to Homedale Avenu�; on Boyce Street from
Homedale Avenue to Meadowbrook Road; on Goodrich Street from the old lift-�
station located approximately one hundred (100) feet West of Interlaehen
Avenue to lNap l e H i�l I�oad; a I so commenc i ng a t a po i nt on /ltap l e H i I 1 Road
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approximateJy one hundred ninefiy (190) feet'NortM of the Nor��h line�of inter-
urban �v�nue,>thence southeasterly to a point on�Havrthorne Road approximately
ninety-seven;(97) feet.North of:the North line of -lnfierurban Av2nue, thence
North approximafiely s.ixty (60) feet along Hawthorne Road, tnence Southeasterly
to a point on,Meadowbrook Road approximate:ly one hundred.t�irty-two (132) feet
North of the Norfh line of Interur.ban�Avenue; also on Maple Hill Road from
Preston-Lane to.a point approximately,fifty (50) feet North of the North line
of Interurban AvQnue; also on Homedate Avenue from Ex�slsior Avenue to a point
approxinate�ly one hundred fiffiy-five`(155) feet Nor.th of the North line,of
Interurban:Av�nue; also on Hawfhorne Road from Excelsior Avenue.;to a point
approximately one hundred twenty (120) feet�North of the North line of Inter-
, ur.ban Avenue;.also on Meadowbrook Road from Excelsior Avenue�t� a point
approximately.one hundred thirty-two (132) feet North of the North (i.ne of.
I nterur. ban Avenue, at a cost: of �I 1 1,150,05, wh i ch i s to be ass�ssed �aga�i nst
fihafi. part ::of Sect ion Twenty (20) , Townsh i p One Hundred SevEnfieen (�1 I'j) , Range
Twenty-ona (21), lying West of�Meadowbrook.Road, Soufih of Lot Eight-(8), Blo,ck
Two (2);:Browerfs Addition, East of Lots Two (2) through Seven (7), Brower.+s
Addition and�Norfih of the North=line of Boyce Sfireef; also Blocks One.(I) and
Two (2) , Brovrer f s Add i t i on; a I so Lots One ( I) through N i nefeen ( 19) , a nd tot
Twenty-three (23) , Hutch i nson � s I n��ert�a�ah�n Park; Lots S i xteen (16) th`rough
Thirty. (30)�, Block-Five (5), alI of Bl��cks .Six (6) fihrough Elev.en •(I I)', and
Lofs Sixteen (16) through Thirty (30),..Block Twelv� (12), F. A. Savagets
Interlachen Park. � .
Improveme�nt- No, 6....The repai.r and r.eplacement of sidetv'alks, curb,
combi-nation curb and guti-er and driveway aprons in the follo�rrin� �locations,
namely: On tho East s�ide ofnSixfih Avenue South�between�Excelsi�r Avenue•and
Second Street Soutn, on fihe West side of.Sixth Avenue South befween the�East
and SNest a I I ey ,, i n- 81 ock ��Two�. (2) , West Mi nneapo ( i s,and Second Street South, on
the East side of Seventh:Avenue. South:in front of Lofis Thirty-five'(35).and
Tt� i rty-s i x(36) , B I ock Two (2) ,,Wesfi- M i nn�apo I i s, on the West s i de of Seventh
Avenue South between Exce.l�i.or Avenu� and First Str.eet South, on the Easfi side
of- Eighth Avenue South-between the East and 'Nest- a l ley in Block Thre2 (3), West
Minneapolis and:9econd Street, on the West side of Eighfih Avenue Soutti between
the Easfi and West alley in Block Four. (�.), West Minneapol:is:and First Street
South, on the East side of Ninth.Av�nue South between�tne a:1l�y South of
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Excelsior Avenue and First Street South and on the North side of First,�treet
South befween Ninth Avenue`South'and the North and South alley in Block Four
(4), West Minneapolis, on the West side of Ninth Avenue Soufit� between th� East
and West alley in Bluck FiVe (5), West Minneapolis, and First�Street Soufh,
on the Ea st side of Tenth Avenue Soufih between Excelsior Avenue and First �treet
South, on the West side of Tenth Avenue�Sou�tfi in fronfi of�Lots Fifteen_(15)
and Sixi-een (16), Block Six (6), Wesf Minneapolis, on fihe East side of Eleventh
Avenue South from the East and West alley in Block Six (6), West Minneapolis,
to First Street South, and on the Nortti side of First Streef Soutn from Elev�nth
Avenue South �to the a I ley immediate ly East of sa id �I�ven�i�h Avenue South, on
the West side of Eleventh Avenue South between Excel.siar Avenue'and First
Street South, on the East side of Twelffih Avenue South 'in front of Lot Twenty
(20) , B tock � Seven (7) , West PA i nneapo 1 i s, on � fhe West "s i de of E leventh � Avenue
Soutli between First Streef South and Second�Streef South, on tlie East side of
Twelfth Avenue South in front of Lots Fourteen (14) and Seventeen (17), Block
Ten (10), West Mirineapolis, on the Easfi side of Elpventn Avenue South between
Fir�fi Street South and Second Straet Soufh, on the West side of Eighth Avenue
South and on the East side of Ninth Avenue South between First Street South
and Second Street Soufh and on Second Street South from �ighth Avenue'to Ninth
Avenu�, at a cost•of �18,717.�.7, whicli is to be assessed againsfi Lots Sixteen
(1�5j througn Thi rty-tv�ro (32) , Block One �( I) � Lots Seven (7) fihrough" Ni neteen
�(19)., Block Two (2); Lots Thirty-five (35) and Thi'rty=s,ix (36), BPock Two (2);
Lots OAe (I) through Fourfeen (I�.), Block Three (3,); Lots Twenty-one (21) through
Forfiy-six (L�6), Block Three� (3); Lots Sev�n (7) fhrough Seventeen (17), B�lock
Four (�.) ; Lots Ei ghteen (18) fihrough Twenty-e i ght (28) , B l ock Fou`r (1�) ; Lots
Eleven (tlj�through Seventeen (l7),� Bloek Five (5); Lots One (I) throu�h Six
(6) and E i ghteen (18) through Twenty-e i ght (28) , Block F i ve �(5) ;" Lots Ei ghteen
(IS) throu�h Twenty-seven (27), Block Six (6); Lots One (1) through Seven.(7)
and Nine (9) through Sixteen (16), Block Seven (7); Lot:�Twenty (20), Bloek v�
Seven (7) ; Lofis- One ( i) through N i ne (9) , B1ock Ten ( 10) ;"Lofis Fourfieen "( I�.)
a"nd Seventeen ( i7) ,� B Cock � Ten ( i0) ; Lots Th ir teen (13) fihrough E i ghteen ( I 8) ,
Block Eleven (11); a�11 of f3t�ck Thirteen (13), all focated and being 1n West
Minneapolis; also Lot One (I), Auditorfs Su�div.tsion No. t91�, Henn�pin County,
Minnesota.
Improvemenfi No. 7, The b(acktop surfacing of fihaf-portion of the
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a1_!ey i.n Block Sevenfiy-seven,(7?), �Nest Minn�apolis, Se_cond Division, .Iying
Soufin of.fihe righfi-of-way of the Minneapolis.and St. Louis Railway,,at a cost
of �31�..25,.which is to be assessed against abutting properfiy.
Improvement No..8. The blacktop surfacing of Sixte�ni-h Avenue
North from Fourfih S.treet.North to fihe South line of State Trunk Highway
Noo 7 and of Fourti� Streefi. from Sixfieenth Avenue North to Seventeenth Avenue
North, a t a cost of � I, 170.6�., wh i ch i s.fio� be a ssessed aga i nsfi tha t port i.on
of i-ne right�of-way of the Minneapolis and St.,Louis Railway Company which
lies wi,fhin �t�he Eioundaries of Block Two (2), Gibb§a.Addition fio VJest Minne-
apolis; also all.of the lots in;said Block Two (2), Gibbs Addifion to West
Mi nneapot i s; a Iso a I( of Block One ( I) and Lots Seven (7) through Elev,en
( I I), B I ock T�vo ( 2) , Souba Add i t i on,
Improvement No. 9, The blacktop surfacing of Fifteenfih Avenue
Nortn from Third Street North fio Fourfh Sfireet North and Fourth Sfireefi Norfih
from Fifteenth Avenu,e North to Sixteenth Avanue North, at a cost of �2,�.97e60,
which is to be assessed against fihat porfiion of the right-6f-way of the
hM1inneapolis.and St. Louis Railway Company tocated within Blo�k One (I),
Gibbs Addition to West Minneapolis; all of the (ots in said Block One (I),
Gibbs Addition to Wesfi Minneapotis; all of Block Two (2), Souba Addition;
Loi-s Th i rteen (13) fihrough Ttiventy-four (2i.�) , B I ock N i ne�y-four (9)�) , West
I�Ainn2apolis, Second Division.
Improvement No. 10. The blacktop surfacing of alt of East Park
Valley Driv2 and al( of West Paric Vall.ey Drive and of Seventh Street South
. from a point midway between Fifth Avenue South and 4Vest Park Valley.Drive
and running Easterly to County Road No. 18, at a cost of �8,993.62, which
i.s fio be assessed against the South two hundred.and fifty (250) feet of the
. East tnree hundred.and fifty (350) feet of the Southeast Quarter (SE4) of
the Southeasfi Quarter (SE�) of Secfiion Twenty-fiva (25), Township One Hu�dred
Sevenfieen (117), Range.Twenty-two (22}; the North four hundred (I�00) feefi of
the Ea st f i ve hundred ,seventy-n i ne a nd 8f 10 ,(579. S) feet of the Northea st
�uarter (NE4) of. the Southeasfi Quarfier (SE�-) of Section Twenty-f ive (27),
Township One Hundred Seventeen (117),,Range Twenty-two (22); all of Blocks
On� ( I,) ,.Two (2) , Three (3) and Four (I�) of Park Va I I ey, Second Add i f i on j
Improvement No, II. The blacktop surfacing of Fowell Road fr.um
Excelsior Av2nue to the Norfih Iimits of th2 city of Hopkins, at a cost of
'�9,290.65; wh i ch `i s to be assessed ega i nsi � i•hat part of the Nor'hhwest '�uarter
(NN4) of�Secfiion'Twenfy (20), Township�One Hundred Seventeen (117), Range
`Twenty�one (�1), tying Nori-h of Excelsior Avenue and Vlesfi of �the East seven
hundred and j�10 (700.j) feefi thereof.
Iniprovement �o. 12e 'The repairing and rebuilding and widening
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a nd b la cktcp�urfac i ng of Exce l s i or` Avenue � from a po i nt f i ve hundred' fih i ri�y
(530)� feet Fast of fihe tasfi l�ine of Fi ffih Avenue to the �4'e�t I ine of Seven=
t�enfih Avenue, at a'cost of �52,735:3j, �vhich is to be assessed againsf a'ft
�abutfi�ng property and�in additi�on thereto is a(so fio be assessed agains�
'Lot'�ine �(g), �Iock Sixt,y-five (b5), Wesfi A^,inneapolis, Second Division; Lot�
hine (g)" and l'en (10), ��Block Sixty-four (6I.�), VJest� lulinneapo'lis, Secono
division and Lots•Thirty-one (31�) and Thirty-two (32), Block Une (I), West
Minneapolis.
� I mpcavem�nfi P�o. �3, The `repa i r i ng anct �r�bu i Id i ng of s i derrra lks;
curb, comb i nafi i on cui�b and gutter and dr i veway aprons i n fhe fo ( Iotivi ng�
Iocations, fio-w�it: The radius efi the Northwest corner of Block Sixfiy-five
(65), Wesf lv;inneapolis, Second Division; the radius at the Northeast corner
of Block Sixfiy-six (66), CJesfi tJ�inneapatis, Second Division; o�n fihe 'JUesfi� s�ide
of Lot Th i rteen (13) , B I ock S i xiy-seven (b7) ,` West l�l i nneapo I i s; SeoS nd
Division,-and �he adjoining at`tey driveway; on the N�est side of-Tenfih "Avenve
�I�orfih be�fiween txcelsior Avenue and First Street Norfii�; in front of Lofis
Ei ghteen ( 18) , Ni neteen (15) and Twenty-fiwo (22) , B lock S ixty-n i ne (bQ) , bliest
�Ainneapolis, Second Division; on the Ulest'side of Tenth �Avenue horth between
Excelsior Avenue and First'Street North; on the �Vesf�side of EI�Verth`Avenue
North a nd fihe East � s i de of Twe I f th Avenue Nor#h � i�etween the Ea st afid !"lest
altey�in Block�Seventy (70), West hlinneapolis, Second Division and First'
Si-r�et i�orth; on - the 4�'est - s i c�e of Twe I fth Av�nue �North befiwe�en 'the Ea si• a nd
West al ley- in Block Seventy-one (7�1), V►'esfi `l�.inneapolis,°Second Division ancJ
First Street �lorth; on the'East side of Lofi Ten (10),��Blcck Sevent-y-eight
(78), l�lest Minneapol is, 'Second Divi sion; a Iso on� the� East side of Ebeventh
AvenuE Nort�h b�tween First Sfireet North and.Second Streefi North; on fihe V'Jest
s i de of Lofs F i fteen ( 15) and Ni neteen ( I�) , B lcck '�eventy-n,i�ne (79) , V�fest
Minneapol�is; Second Division; on the East side`of Loi�s Five (5) and Six (6),
Block Eighty (80), West'Minneapolis,"Second Division, also on the Easf side
of �jinth Avenue�North between First Streei- North and Second�Street North;
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On the East s i ce of. Ei ghth . Avenue North ,betrveen F.i rst . Stre2t North: and
Second S:tr-eet North; on. the Nlesi- , s i de of . Lofis : Th i r�teen (1:3) , Fourfieen ( IL�)
and Twe,nfiy-i-wo (22), Block Eighty-.i-wo (82),.,West`�Minneapolis, Second Division;
on the East side of Seventh �,venue North betNreen Second Street I�orth and Third
Streef i�orth; on the 6Vest s i de of Ei.shth Avenue North �6etween Second Street
North and Th i rd Street �orth, a( so on fihe 1Vest s i,de of Lot . Th i rtee.n ((3) ,•
Block cighty-seven {.87), West hlinneapolis, Second�Division; on-the West.
sid�of Ninth Avenue i�orth betvreen Second Street North and Thir.d �tre�t North;
on the East sid2 of Lots Six (6) through Eleven (.11), Block Eighfiydnine (&9),
U�lest lJii nneapo l i s, Second q i vi s i on, and on fihe Ea,st �s i de of E levenfih AvQnue
Nori-h between Second Sfireet North and Third Street North; on the '�lesfi.side
of tleventh A�enue North between Second Street North and Third Street.Nor.th;
at the Southeast corner of Btock Ni nety-seven (97) , LNest N�i nneapol i s, Second
D i v i s i on, a t.a cost of � t 6;y.56.o0, �vi� i ch i s to be .a ssessed aga i nsi- that . pori- i on
of the r i ght-of-way. of the i�� i nneapo f i s and St.. Lou i s Ra i Iwa,y Company I�y i ng
withir� Block S.ixty-sive (65), West Minneapo.lis, Second DivYsien;.also Lots
Th i rteen. (13) through N i neteen (19) , Block S i xi�y-f i ve (65)., Wesfi .t� i nneapo I is,
Second Divisi.on; that portion of the.right-of�rvay of.fihe Nti.nneapo(is.and.
St. Louis.Railvray.Company.tying.within Elock Sixty.-six (66), West Minneapolis,
Second D i v i s i on; Lots pne (() through S i x (6) , B f ock .S i xty-s i x-(66) , 1rJes,t
1�linneapo(is, Second Division; Lofis Eight (8) through Thir.teen;(_13)�,.Bl.ock
Sixty-seven (57), ',Nest Minneapolis, Second Division; Lots-Ten (I0) through
Twenty-one �21),.Blcck Sixty-eigni- (E8), Lots Eight�8), Nine.teen (19) and
Twent two 22 Btock Sixt nine 6 Fifteen (15),
Y- O, y- ( 9) , Lats One ( I). through�G��)., Block.
S i xt.y-n i ne (69) , Lofis pne (() through Seven (.7). and S i xteen ( 16) through
T.wenty-four (2L�) , Block Sevenfiy (70) , Lots..;One (1.) fhrough . Ei ght ($) ; B lock
Sevent.y-one (.71) , a I 1 i n�West !ui i nneapo I i s, Second Di v i s i on; 7hat port i on -of
fhe right-of-way of the 1�inneapolis and S1-. L-ouis Rai-1way.Company Iying within
Ten ( 10) . '-`
B Fock Sevent.y-e i ht (7�) , West luii nneapo t i s, Second D i v i s i on, a f so Lots�Q�ae�
Twenty (20� , � �
through��g�,.Block Seventy-eight (78), West Minneapofis, Second Divis;i.on;
Lots.Fifteen (15) and idineteen.(1.9), Block S�ev.ent:y-nin� (79);. Lots Five (5) and
Six (b) and Lats Thi.rteen (13) to Twenty-four (�24), Block .Eighty (80}, �ofis
Th i rteen (13) through -Twenty-four (2L�) , B lock E i ghty-.one -( S I), Lots� Th i rteen
(13), Fourtee,n ( I�) and ,Twenty-t�r�o (22) , Block Ei ghty-two (82) ,� Lots Th i rfieen
through • Twenty-.one (21) , Bt.ock Ei.ghty-£i,ve (85) , Lots One ( l) thr.ough Tfi i.rteen
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(13), Block Eighty-sev�n (87), Lots Five (5) through Twelve (12), Block
Eighty-eight (88), Lots Six (6) through EleVen (II) and Lots Thirteen (13)
fihrowgh Twenty-four (21.�), Block Eighty-nine (8y), �ots One (1) through
Twelve (12), Block Ninety (90), and. Lots One (I) through Twelve' (12), Block
Ninej-y-seven (97), alI in ti�Vest Minneapolis, Second Division.
Improvement i�lo. 1�.. The construction of combination curb and
gutter and driveway aprans on fihe Soufih side of Excelsior Avenue from Seven-
teenth Avenue to Nineteenth Avenue at a.cost of �1,7I�2.90, which is to be
assessed against abutting property..
Improvement No. 15. The construction of concrete clriveV2 y on
Lot Twenty (20), Block Seven (7), West Minneapolis 'Annex, at a cost of �32•39,
which is to b�assessed against abutting property.
Improvement No, 16. The construction of sidewalk on the West side
of Seventeenfih Avenue North from ExceOsior Avenue to the East and West al•Ie.y"
in Block Sixi-een (16), Wesi- N�inneapolis,.Third Division;"at a cost of: �70�,19,
wh i ch i s' to be a ssessed aga i nst Lot Th i rteen (13) , B lock� S i xteen (16} , tiyest
Minneapolis, Third Division.
Improvemenfi No. 17. The construction of curb antl driveway.aprons
on the East s'ide of Fifth Avenue North .f"rom �Na.yside Road and running approxi-
ma te l y four hundred tweni-y-f i ve (1.�25) feet Souther t y a t a�cost of �893.90,
which is to be assessed against Lots One (t) through Nine (9), Block Nine (9),
Hobby Acres. �
� Improvement No. 18. Ths construction of combinat`ion curb and gutter
and drivevray aprons on boi-h sides of East Park Vat�ley Drive at �a cost of�
�,657.36, which is to be assessed againsfi Lots Eleven (�11) through Twenty�
eight (28), Block One (I) and Lots One (I) fihrough Sixteen (16), Block Two
(2), Park Valley, Se.cond Addition.
Improvement No.� 19. The insta I lation and construcfiion o�f ornamenta 1
streefi I ights in the fol lowing location;;, namely: or► both sides of Excelsior
Avenue from Fourteenth Avenue to Seventeenth Avenue, at a cost of �12,192•38,
which is to be assessed against`abutting property.
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The proposed assessments, and each of them,�on file for pubii�c
inspection in my office. lNritfien or ora( objections will be considered
af the hearing.
The tota l'co�i- of each of sa i`d i mprovements i s the respect ive
amount�s hereinbefore set�forth.
A. W. Elmquist, City Clerk
Frank N. 4Uh i tney,. C i ty Attorney
Published in the Hennepin Counfiy�Review September 1, t955•
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEP I N COUtJTY, MI IVNESOTA
RESOLUTION t�. 620
A RESOLUTION DECLARING CERTAIN ERRORS ANDI'OM:CSSfONS IN
TWO PREVIOUS SPECfAL ASSESSME{dT5 AND ORDERING PREPARATION
OF PROPOSED CORRECTED ASSESSINENT.
WHERE�IS, pursuant to proper and legal notice, the city oouncil of
Hopk i ns adopted reso I ut i on number 455 1�2 on Ma y l�, 195l�, and a I so- adopted
resolution number 522 on August 17, 1951�, by the terms of which resolutions
special assessments uvere approved and levied against certain tracts, pieces
and parceis of land abutting upon the following described avenues for the
installation and construction of ornamental sfireet lights on both sides of
said avenues in the following locations, to-wit:
Excelsior Avenue from Fourteenth Avenue to a point five hundred and
thirty (530) feet East of Fifth A�enue; Sixth Avenue from the East and ti'Vest
alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue to a point thirty (30) feet North
of Excelsior Avenue; Seventh Avenue from the Easfi and West aliey immediately
South of Excelsior Avenue to the �ast and West alley immediately North of
Exceisior Avenue; Eighth Avenue from the South line extended of��ot Ten (10),
Block Four (I�), West Minneapolis, to the East and West a11ey immediat�ly North
of Exceisior Avenue; Ninth Avenue �Srom the South line extended of Lot Ten (10),
Block Five (5), West Minneapolis, to First Street North; Tenth Avenue from the
South line extended of Lot Ten (10), Block Six (6), West Minneapolis, to the
East and West alley immediately North of Exceisior Avenue; Eleventh Avenue from
the East and West alley irnmediately South of Excelsior Avenue to the East and
Avenue;
West alley immediately North of Excelsior� and Twelfth Avenue from the East and
� West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue to the East and West aliey
immediately North of Excelsior Avenue, and
WWEREAS, certain omissions and errors were made in said two special
assessments as follows, to-a�it:
Lots Forty-three (1�3) , Forty-four (L�1�.) , Forty-f i ve (1�5) and For.,ty-six
(!�b) , B lock Three (3) ; Lot Ten ( 10) ; B lock Four (1�) ; Lot Twenty-e i ght (28) ,��..,
Block Four (�.); Lots Twenty-five (25) and Twenty-six (26), Block Five (5); all
in West Minneapolis, and Lots Twenty (20) and Tvuenty-one (21), Block Sixty-
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for the installation and construction of said ornamental street lights,
which was in excess of the benefits to said (ots and the correct amount
which should have been assessed against them is the sum of �3,�05.78, or
a reduction in the totai amount of the assessraents against said lots of
�'I59•55;
also th� total amount assessed agai�st all the tract�, pieces and
parcels of land abutting upon said avenues uuas the sum of �72,943•98, �e�
in firuth and in fact the cost of the installation and construction of said
ornamental street lights in said locations was the sum of �80,888.62, or an
omission from the amount previously assessed of �'j,9L�..6�; NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. The costs of such improvements to be specially assessed is
hereby declared to be the sum of �80,888.62, in lieu and in place of the amount
previousiy assessed of �72,943•98•
2. The city cierk, with the ass:i�stance of ifie city� engineer, shall
forthwith calculate a supplemental special assessment to correct the omissions
and errors in said two previous special assessments, by red�cing the special
assessment� aga i nst Lots Forty-three (1�3) , Forty-four ()al�) , Forty-f ive (45)
and Forty-six (1.�6), Blodc Three (3); Lot Ten (10), Biock Four (�.); Lo# Twenty-
eight (28), Block Four (1�); Lots Twenty-five (25) and Twenty-six (26), Block
Five (5), West Minneapolis, and Lots Twenty (20) and Twenty-one (21), Block
Sixty-seven (67), West Minneapolis, Second Division, by the sum of �'f59•55,
and by adding to each and every tract, piece or parcel of land included in
said previous speciai assessment except the lots hereinbefore named, the tota!
amount of �8,701�.19, and the clerk shall file a copy of such proposed corrected
and amended assessment'in his office for public inspecti;on.
3. The clerk shall, upon the compietion of such proposed supplemental
assessment, notify the council thereof.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this 16th day of August, �955•
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the �:Council
Frank N. Whitney,
'City Attorney
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
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'CITY OF HOPKINS
HEMVEPIN �OUN1Y, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 621
A RESOLUTION FOR HEARING ON PROPOSED CORRECTED ASSESSMENT
TO OORRECT OMI SS I ONS AND ERRORS i N 1Vd0 PRE1/I OUS ASS ESSMENTS .
IAMEREAS, by a resolution passed by the council on August 16, �955,
the city clerk was directed to prepare a proposed corrected assessment for
the installation and construction of ornamental street lights on both sides
of the followingdescribed avenues in the foilo�ing locations, to-wit:
Excelsior Avenue from Fourteenfih Avenue t o a point five hundred
and thirty (530) feet East of Fifth Avenue; Sixth Avenne from theEast and
West al�fey immediately South of Excelsior Avenue:'ho a point thirty (30) feet
North of Excelsior Avenue; Seventh Avenue from the East and West alley
immediately South of Excelsior Avenue to the East and West alfey immediately
North of Excelsior Avenue; Eighth Avenue from the South line extended of Lot
Ten ( 10) , Block Four (1�) , West Mi nneapol is, to the East and West a I ley immedi-
ately North of Excelsior Avenue; Ninth:Avenue from the South line extended of
Lot Ten (10), Bloc� Five (5), West Minneapolis, to First Street North; �en9�h
Avenue from the South Iine extended of Lot Ten (10), Block Six (6), West
Minneapolis, to the East and West alley immediately North of �xcelsior Avenue;
Eleventh Avenue from the East and West alley immediately South of Excelsior
immediately '
A�enue to the East and West a11ey�North of Excelsior Avenue; and Twelfth Avenue
from the East and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue to the East ,.
and West alley immediately North of Fxcelsior,Avenue, and
WHEREAS, the clerk has notified the council that such proposed
corrected assessment has been compl�ted and #iled in his office for public
inspection, NOW, TFIEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE �CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. A hearing shall be held on the l�th day of October, �955, in the
city hall at 7:30 otclock p.m. to pass upon such proposed corrected assess-
ment and at such time and place all persons owning property affected by
such improvement will be given an opportunity to be heard auith reference to
such corrected a ssessment.
2. The city clerk is hereby directed to cause a notice of the
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newspaper at least two weeks prior to the hearing, and he shali g�ate in
the notice the corrections to be made by said proposed corrected asses�nent.
ADOPTED by the coancil of the city of Hopkias at a regular meeting
thereof held this 16th day of August, �955•
A. PJ. E I mqw i st ,
Secretary of the councii
Frank N. VJhitney,
Ci ty Attorcney
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F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED CORRECTED ASSESSANEIVT TO
�ARRECT OMISS IONS AND ERRORS IN TWO PREVIO� ASSESSMENTS.
Hopkins, Minnesota August 30, 1955
TO 1RMON1 1 T MAY CONCERN :
NOTICE IS HEREBY.GIVEN that the oouncii will meet at 7:30 o+ciock
p.m. on October 6, 1955, at the council chambers in the city hall to pass
upon the proposed corrected assessment to correct errors and omissions in
two previous assessments for the instailation and construction of ornamental
street lights o� both sides of the foilowing �v.e��in the city of Hopkins,
Hennepin County, Minnesota;,in the foilowing (ocations, to-�vit: Excelsior
Avenue from Fourteenth Avenue to a point tive hundred and thirty (530) feet
Ea st of Fifth Avenue; Sixth Avenue from the East a nd West alley immediately
South of Excelsior Avenue to a point thirty (30) feet North of Exceisior
A�enue; Seventy Avenue from the East and West alley immediately South of
Excelsior Avenue to the East and West atley immediately North'of Excelsior
Avenue; Eighth Avenue from the South line extended of Lot Ten (10), Block
Four (�.), West Minneapolis, to the East and West alley immediately Nofith of
Exc�.Esi or Avenue; Idi nth Avenue from the South I i ne extended of Lot Ten ( 10) ,
Block Five'(5), West Minneapolis, to First Street North; Tenth Avenue from
the South line extended of Lot Ten (10), Block Six (6), West Minneapolis, to
the East and West alley immediately North of Excelsior Avenue; Eleventh Avenue
from theEast and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue to the East
and West alley immediately North of Excelsior Avenue; and Twelfth Avenue from
the East and West alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue to the East and
West alley immediately North of Excelslor Avenue.
NdTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that.the omissions and errors made in said
two previous speeial assessments were as follows, to-wit: Lots Forty-three
(1�3) , Forty-four (�ia.) , Forty-f I ve (�.5) , and Forty-s i x(46) , B I ock Three (3) ;
Lot Ten (10) , B lock Four (�.) ; Lot Twenty-e i ght (28) , B loc:k Four (1�) ; Lots
Twenty-five and Twenty-six, Block Five (5); all.in West Minneapolis, and Lots
Twenty and Twenty-one, Block Sixty-seven (67), IMest Minneapolis, Second
Division, were assessed a total amount of �.,�65.33 for the installation and
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construction of said ornamental street lights, which vNas in excess of the
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benefits to said lots�i� the correct amoant which should have been a ssessed
against them is the sum of �3,�.05.78, or a reduction in the total amount of
the assessments against said lots of �759•553
Also the total amount assessed against all the tracts, pieces and
parcels of land abutting upon said avenues avas the sum of �72,943•98, when
in truth and in fact the cost of tt�e instailation and construcfiion of said
ornamental street lights in said locations v�as the sum of �80,888.62, or an
om i ssi on from the amount prev i ous I y a ssessed of �7,9J.�..61a..
I�TICE IS FURTHER GIVEN.that it is proposed to correct the omissions
and errors in said two previous assessments by deducting from the amount
previously assessed against the lots hereinbefore described the sum of.
�759•55, and by adding to the amount assessed against all other tracts,
pieces and parcels of land included i:n said two previows assessments the
amount of �8,704.19.
The proposed assessment is on file for public inspection in.the
office of the city clerk. Written or oral objections will be considered
at the hearing.
A. VJ. Elmquist, City Clerk.
Fra nk N. 1Nh i tney, C i ty Attorney
Published in the Hennepin County Review on September 8, t955•
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, lJ+INNcSOTA
RESOLUTION NUl�16ER 616
A RESOLUTION t�ECE1VING REPORT AND CALLING FOR A HEARING
ON THE INSTALlATION OF CURB ON A PORTION OF SECOND STRE"t7
I�ORTH AND THE ��ONSTRU�TION OF S I DE'�JALK ON THE WEST S I DE
OF FlFTEENTFi AV�lUE NORTH BETWEEN THIRD STREET NQRTH AND
FOUf:TH STREEf NORTH .
WHEREAS, pursuant.to resolu�iGn of the counci( adopted November 2,
�954, a report has been prepared by P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer, with
reference to the construction of curb on both sides of Second Street i�lorth
between Washington Avenue and RidgeY�ood Drive, and
WHEREAS, pur-suant to resolution af fhe council adopted August 2,
�955, a report has been prepared by P. S. Siclney-Smith, city engineer, with
referen�e fio the construction of sidewalk on the �i% st side of Fif�eenth
Avenue North between Third Street Norfih and Fourth Street North, and
VJ�iEREAS, both reports wer� received by the counci( on August l6,
�955, �W, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESbLVED BY iHE COUNCIL GF THE CI11' UF HOPKI�S, MINNESOTA:
such port i ar:s of
I. The council will consider the improvement of both of�said
streets and the assessment of abufiting property for all or a portion of the
costs of the improvemenfi pursuant to 1�I.S.A., Secs. I�29.01 t fo 1.�29.11I, at an
estimated totai cost for the cons�hruction of curb on both sides of Second
Street i�lorth between �",ash i ngtcn AvenuE and R i dgewood Dr i ve of � I, 100.00, and
a t a n est i ma ted tota I cost for the construcfi i on of s i dewa Ik on the �Vest s i de
of Fifteenth Avenue Norfih between Third Street tvorth and Fourth Street �lorth
of �1,750.00.
2. A public hearing shall be he(d on ea.ch of said proposed improve-
ments on fhe 6th day of September, t955, in the council chambers of fihe city
city manager
hall.ai- 7;30 o+clack p.m. and th%�ca� shall give published notice of such
hearing and imprav�ment as required by law.
ADOPTED by the council of the city af Hopkir.s at a reoular meeting
thereof heie fihis t6fih day of August, �955•
A. W. Elmqui�t,
Secretary of the Council
Fra nk N. Wh i tney,
City Atfcrney
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTI::E OF HEARING 0� TH� INST.4LLATlON OF CURB ON A PORTIUN
`�� OF _SECOND S7REET NORTH AN�J THE CONSTRUCT'ION OF S IDEWALK.OtJ
TH� WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH AVENUE N0�'fH BETWEFN THI�D STt�EET
tJG(�TH AND FOURTH S� ,REET NORTH . ,
T�'� WHOM 1 T MAY CON��ERN :
N0710E IS HER�BY GIVEN THAT THE city o�uncil of the city of Nopkins
will �reet in the council chambers of fihe city hall at 7:30 otciock p.m. on
Septe;nber 6, t955, to consider the construction of curb �n bofih sides of
Second Stree � Nort;� betw�en �Vash i ngton Avenue and R i dgetvood Dr i ve, a t so the
construct i on of si de4va II< on the iNest si da of Fi fteenth Avenue Nor1-h betvreen
Third Street North and Four�l�h Street North, pursuani� to PuI.S.A., Secs, 1�29.01I
to �9,111.
The area proposed to be assessed for such impr-ovements is each
t; acf, piece or parcel of land abufiting thereon. The esfiimated cost of
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th� construction of curb on both sides of Second Street North between
Washington Avenue and Ridgewood Drive is �1,1�0.00 and the estirnated cost
of the construcfion of sidewalk on fhe S"lest side of Fifteent� Avenue North
between Third Street North and Fourfh Streef NortS is �I,750,00. Such persons
as desire to be heard with reference to the proposed improvaments,and each of
them,will be heard at this meeting. ;
Sidney S. Frissell, ��ify Manager
Frank N. �,Nh i tney, �C i ty Atfiorney
Published in the Nennepin County Review on August I, �955,and September t, �955•
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A regular meeting of the City Cound�il of Hopkins, Minnesota was held at the City Ha11 at
7:30 P.M., Tuesday, September 6, 1955•
Members present were, Mayor Madden, Councilmen Tesarek, Johnson, E�anger. Also City
Manager F�issell and City Attorney Whitney. �
Tesarek moved, �anger seconded, that Resolution �61�., "A RES�UTION ORDERING THE IN-
STALLATICH�T OF SAI�TITARY SEWER AND WATER T�1IAINS ON INTERLACI�B AVENUE . BETt�T PRE��O�T I�N�E
AND BQYCE STREET", marked Er,hib�.t ��.(���, be. adopte43.. . Carried. _ __
�panger moved, Tesarek seconded, that Resolution '�619, "A RFS(bUTION OIiDERING THE IN-
STflLLATION QF CURB ON A PORTION QE' SECOND STREET NORTH AND THE CONSTRUCTION.OF SIDEirTALK ON
THE �ST , SIDE aE' Fl�'TEIIVTH ATIIIVUE NORTH BETfnTEIIV. THIRD STR�ET N�TH AND FOURTH BTR�T NaRTHit,
marked �hil�it ��B", ..be adopted. Carr�.ed. . . . ._
�anger moved, Johnson seconded, that Resolution �{623, �tA RFSf�UTION DESIGNATING THE Tn1EST
SIDE OF FOURTEEL�TTH AVENUE FRQM EKCEGSIQR AVENUT TO FIRST„STREET �ORTH A5 A NO PARKIlVG ZON�;
DURING CERTA�IV HOURS," marked Exhibit .'tCtt, be adopted. . Ca�ried. __
Tesarke moved, �anger seconded, that co��n;cation dated 9/6/55 by George Kanan, pertain-
ing to the fifth liquor license, be tabled to the next regular meeting. Carried.
Tesarek moved, �npanger seconded, that Resolution �613, t�A R�C�UTION QRDERING THE rNSTALLA-
TION QF WATER �S ON S�COND STR'EET SOUTH BETGJffi�T. SIXTH_A.VENUE_ AND EIGHTH AVENUE AND
PRF�ARATIO�T C�' FLANS TF�'OR",_ , marked_E�h.ibit "'D'�, be. adopted. Carried. ,�
F�anger moved, Tesarek seconded, that the special assessments to be made covering the
water main cons�ruction on Secd�nd Street South between 6th and 8th Avenues, be on the
folloti,rir�.g basis; the City to assume one-half the cost and the balance be assessed equally
on either a 25 or 50 foot lot. Carried.
Tesarek moved, E�anger seconded, that recommendation dated 9/6/55 by the Zonin� and
Plannin�u Corrunission to amend zoning ordinance #$, be accepted and placed on file and the
necessary ordinance be drawn. Carried.
Tesarek moved, �anger seconded, that Ordinance �121�, t�AN ORDINANCE REGATING TO ZONING
AND ANIENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 8 AT THE CITY OF HOPKINS,_SECTION 3, SUBDIVISI�T 2 THEREQF",
be _accep#�ed for _first reading. Car�ied. _ _ _ . . _ _
Tesarek moved, �anger seconded, that the decision on the amending of the liquor ordinance
be tabled to the next regular meeting. Carried.
Johnson moved, �anger seconded, bills per schedule dated September 6, i955, be paid from
the following funds:
c�:t�r�:uar. �Vr.'3�iJE F'iTDT�
SFE�IAL REVEN�UE FIJI�IO
P.I.R. FUP]D .
WATII� REVENUE FUND
�,'WII� R�vENUE F`tTND
BOND CON�TRiJCTZON ,FUN33
�17,198.74
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33, 269.1�3
l, 307.65
791.44
10, �.60.00
Err�anger moved, Johnson seconded, that Strand & Roe, Certified Public Accountants, be hired
to make the 1955 Audit. Carried. �
A hearing on the proposed 1956 Budget, as made up by Mr. Frissell and presented to the City
Council, was in order but as no one appeared the meeting was adjourned.
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HENNEPIN COUM'Y, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER 61I�
A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE II�TALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER
AND WATER.MAINS.ON.iNTERLACHEN AVENUE BETWEEN PRESTON LANE
AND BOYCE STREET.
WHEREAS, a resolution of the council of the city of Hopkins
adopted the 2nd day of August, 1955, fixed a date for a hearing on the
proposed tmprovement of Interlachen Avenue between Preston Lane and Boyce
Street by the instailafiion of sanitary sewer and water mains therein, and
WNEREAS, all property owners whose property is liabte to be
assessed for the making of this improvement were given ten dayst pub(ished
notiE:e 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 6th day of September, 1955, ��, THEREFORE,
BE I T RESO LVED BY THE CAUNC I L OF THE�` C�I�TY OF HOPK I NS , M I MJESOTA :
I. Such improvemenfi is hereby ordered as proposed in the council
resolution adopted August 2, 1955•
2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer of Hopkins, is hereby
designated as the engineer for this improvement. The plans and specifications
wir-i ch udere.:heretofore prepared for the i nsta I lat i on of san i tary sewer and
water ma i ns �;i n' the I nter la chen Park area dur i ng the year 1955, are hereby
approved as the plans and specifications for making this improvement. The
bid of F. Mor�ttini. which was heretofore acceptedfor the installation of
sanitary sewer and water mains in said area during the year 1955, and the
contract heretofore entered into between city of Hopkins and said contractor
for the fur�i'shing and supplying of the necessary work, labor and services
for_the installation of such sanitary sewer and water mains, are hereby
approved and accepted as the bid and contract for the making of this improvement.
ADOPTED by the council of the cifiy of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this 6th day of September, �955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
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HEPlNEP I Pf COUNTY, M1 PiNESOTA
RESQL'UTiON N0. 6 �g
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A RESOLUTtON ORDERING '1�IE INSTALLATiON OF CURB ON A PORTION
OF SECOND STREET NORTH AND THE COI�TRIlCTION OF StDEWALK ON
THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH AVENUE I�RTH BETWEEN THIRD STREET
NORTN AND FOIJRTH STREE'� f�RTH .
WHEREAS, a resolution.of the city council adopted the 16th day
of Augnst, 1955, fixed a date for a hearing on the proposed conStr'i�ction
of curb on both sides of Second Street North between Washington Avenue
and �tidgewood Drive, and the construction of sidewa0k on the West side of
Fifteenth Avenue North betu�een Third Street North and Fourth Street North, �nd
WHEREAS, ail property owners whose property is liable to be assessed,
for the making of these improvements were given �en dayst published �otice of
the council hearing through two weekly publications of the required notice
and the hearing aras held and property owners heard thereon on the 6th day
of September, 1955, I�W, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CIIY OF HOPKINS, MIIdPiESOTA�
I. Such improvements, and each of them, are hereby ordered as
proposed in the council resolution adopted August 16, t955•
2. P. S. Stdney-Smith, city engineer of Hopkins, is hereby
designated as the engineer for these improvements. The plans and specifica-
tions which were heretofore preparedfor the instailation of all curb and
sideyralk to be installed in the city of Hopkins during the year 1955, are
hereby approved as the plans and specifications for making these improvements.
The bids which were heretofore accepted by the city council of Hopkins for the
i nsta I lat i on and construct i on of a I 1 curb and si dev�ra Ik i n the ci ty of Hopk i ns
durtng the year t955, and the contracts heretofore entered into pursuant to
such a ccepted bids, are hereby approved and accepted as the bids and contracts
for the making of these improvements.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof heid this 6th day of September, 1955.
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. E;Imqu i st,
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESQTA
R ESO LUT I 0 N NO . 623
A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH
AVENUE FROM EXCELSIOR AVENUE TO FIRST �TREEf' NORTH AS
A NO PARKING ZONE DURING CERTAIN HOURS.
UI�dEREAS, Ordinance Number 33 of the city of Hopkins, Section 6,
Subdivision 2 thereof, provides t�at the city manager, with the.approval
of the councif, may designated certain blocks or portions of blocks within
the city as no parking zones, or as thirfiy minute, one hour, two hour or
longer (but not to exceed six hours) limited parking zones, and
WHEREAS, the city manager has designated the West side of Fourteenth
Avenue from Excelsior Avenue to First Street North as a no parking zone
between the hours of 7;30 a.m. to 8;30 a.m. and 3;00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.,
f�VV, THEREFORE,
BE IT RES4LVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE �LI.TY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
That the council.approve the action of the city manager in
designating said area as a no parking zone during said hours and directs
the city manager to post appropriate signs in said zone showing that it
has been so designated.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of`Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held on the 6th day of September, 1955•
A. W. Elmquisfi,
Secretary of the council
Frank N. Whitney,
�City Attorney
�:;:�f�::-;MADDEN, MAYOR
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CITY OF HOPKINS
FIENNEP I N OOUtdTY, . MI NNESOTA
RESOLUTION NUMBER 6(3
A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE INSTALLATION OF WATER MAINS
ON SECOND S1REE? SOUTH BETWEEN SIXTH AVENUE AND EIGFiTH
AVENUE�,AND PREPARATION OF PLANS THEREFOR.
WHEREAS, a resolufion of the councii of the city of Hopkins
adopted the 2nd day of August, �955, fixed a date for a hearing on the
proposed improvement of Second Street Soufih from Sixth Avenue to Eighth
Avenue by the i nsta l lat ion of wrater ma i ns. there i n, and
WHEREAS, ali property owners whose property is liabie fio be
assessed for the making of this improvement�wer-e given ten da ys1 publ:ushed
notice of the council hear.ing through t�vo weekly publicat.ions of the
required notice and the hearing was held and the property owners heard
thereon on the (ith da y of Septem6er, 1955, �W, THEREFORE,
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINDlESOTA:
I. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the council
resolution adopted August 2, �955•
2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer of Hopkins, is hereby
designated.as,the engineer for this improvement. He sh�ll prepare plans
and specifications for the making of said improvement.
ADOPTED by.the council of the city�of Hopkins at a regular meefiing
thereof held this 6th da y of September, t955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
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A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. 1Nh i finey, Ci ty Attorney ��
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/� SPEC 1 AL MEET 1 NG OF THE COUNC 1 L OF THE C I TY OF HOPK I NS WAS HELD AT THE C I TY HALL
ON,..TUESDAY� 9�IB�55 AT 7:OO.P.M.�. A�SO ON THURSDAY� 9/15/55 AT 7:00 P.M.
f41EMBERS PRESENT AT BOTH MEETIN(� WERE h4AYOR MADDEN�COUNCILMEN TESAREK� EMPANGER� NASH
AND JOHNSON. aLSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL.
THESE TlNO SPECIAL MEETINGS WERE CALLED FOR THE PIJRPOSE OF GOING OVER WITH MR.
FRISSELL THE I[956 BUDGET. �
MEETING ADJOURNED.
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ATTEST:
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F. M. MADDEN� MAYOR
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A regular meeting of the Council of the City of Hop�ns, P��innesota was held at the City
Hall at 7;30 P.M., Tuesday, �eptember 20, i955-
I��embers present were Mayor t1Iadden, Councilmen Tesarek, Johnson, Il�panger and Nash. A1so
` City Manager Frissell and City Attorney Whitney. _
F�rapanger moved, Nash seconded, that Resolution ,�621�, ��A RES�UTION QRD�RING PREPARATION
OF A REPORT ON THE INSTALLL�TION QF' SANITARY SEGdER 1�TAINS OAt THE. NORTH SIDE OF STATE .. !
TRUNK I�GI�,�TAY N0. 7�FROM_ �OURTEENTH AVE�'NUE TO S�V�T'�EENTH AVENTTE��, . marked Exh�bit riArr �
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be adopted. Carried `. _
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Nash moved, Johnson seconded, that bingo request for Sunday, 9/25�55 by St. Josephts �i+
Church, be granted. Carried. . .. �
Johnson moved, PZash seconded, that on sale non intoxi.cating malt liquor license request �
by �`t. JohnTs Church for one day only, October 23, 1955, be granted. Carried.
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�rcpanger moved, Tesarek seconded, that Minneapolis Gas Corripany�s request dated.9/9/55
for permit for gas main extension on West Park Road, be granted subject to City Fn.gineerts
approval. Carried. � _
Johnson moved, Tesarek seconded, that request dated 9�7�55 by NorthUrestern Bell Telephone
Com�any to place buried cable on �celsior Boulevard betz�een Pierce and Buchanan. Avenues, ,
be granted subject to City �.gineer�s approval. Carried.
Tesarek moved, Johnson seconded, that request by Northern �tates Power Company to place �
one pole on Milti�a.ukee Avenue between Excelsior and Monroe Avenues, be granted subject ,
to City �ngineer�s approval. C arried. -�
Tesarek moved, Johnson seconded, that communication dat�d 9/16/55 by Bon Grussing, '
Advertising i�Iariager of Minneapolis Moline Company, comraending our Librarian and her staff :
for their excellent work 1�e placed on file and a copy be mailed to.. Mrs 1Tountain for
theis fi�e. Carried. � ;
�anger moved, Johnson seconded, that petition as presented by residents of 12th Avenue
North pertaining.to stop signs on 12th Avenue North and First Street North, be p7:aced .
on file. Carried.
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Johnson moved, .r�npanger seconded, that T�lr. Frissell be authorized to negotiate for the
purchase of land for the extension westerly_of Cambridge Street. Carried.
�apanger moved, Johnson seconded, that communication dated 9�6/55 b� George Kanan per-
taining to the fifth liquor license, be tabled to the.next regular meeting. ,Carried.
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Tesarek moved, Nash seconded, that OrcLinance ;#12�., i�AN ORDINANCE REGATING TO ZOIVING AN:D
A1�ZENDING ORI)INANCE NUNlBER 8 AT TI-� CITY �OF HOPI�dS, ,.SECTION 3, �UBDIVISION. 2 TII�REOF�, .
raarked �hibi.t t�B'�, be accepted, for 5econd reading thereof and published accorciing tQ
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law. Carried. _
Johnson moved, Nash seconded, that bills per schedule dated September 20, 1955, be pai.d
from the follo�,ring funds;
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GENERAL REVENUE FUI� 4� 1, 977. %7
SPE�IAL REV�'vUE FUN� 2,886:45
P. I. R. FUND 1l�, 592. 79
BOND CtiNSTRUCTIt?N FUNN� 9, 371�. 76
UrA� x�v�. Ftr�m _ _ 188.12
SE[nTER �RE`iENUE FUND 6, 556. 78
Johnson moved, Nash seconded, that Resolution`�625, "A RESCQ,UTIQN RECEIVING A REPORT AND
CALLIIJG FOR A HE'E,i�RING ON THE INSTAI�t�ATION OF SAi�TITARY SE�r7�R._ ��SI�TS ON THE. NQRTH SIDE. OF .
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STATE �RUIVK IiIGHfnTAY N0. 7. FRQ�2 PQiT1��EENTH AVENUE, TO SEV�N`rEIIVTH AVENUE��, marked �hibit
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"C", be adopted. Carried.�
Tesarek moved, Nash seconded, that the following tax levy and budget resolution �or
the yeax 1956, marked Exhibit �t�it, be adoptecl., Carried.
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REGULAR MEETING — 9/20/55
RESOLVE'D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, AS FOLLowS:
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THAT THE SUM oF $ 399,065.00 BE RAISED BY TAXATION DURING THE YEAR q.956, WHICN� TOGETHER
WITH $468,535.00.ESTIMATED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES OF REVENUE� AGGREGATING �867,600.00� IS
HEREBY APPROPRIATED FOR THE USE OF THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT AND
FOR GENERAL CITY PURPOSES AS HEREINAFTER MENTIONED� FOR THE FISC•AL YEAR BEGINNING
c1ANUARY� d956, AND ENDING DECEMBER 31, I956.
LEGISLATIVE EXPENSE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS
LAW 8c c1UDICIARY
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
PLANN I NG 8c ZON I NG
ELECTIONS
INSURANCE
POL ICE DEPARTMENT
FIRE DEPARTMENT
INSPECTION SERVICE
DOG CONTROL
CIVIL DEFENSE
PUBL IC GjfORKS ADM IN ISTRAT I ON
£NGINEERING `
STREET MAINTENANCE
SANITATION
SEWER DIVISI.ON
WATER D i V I S I ON --`
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
PUBLIC WQBFARE
FIREMENt,S RELI,EF FUND
PUBLIC LIBRARY
RECREAT.ION
PARKS MAINTENANCE
C ONTINGENCIES
$PECIAL ASSESSMENTS
BOND SINKING FUND
SEWER REVENUE FUND
UVATER REVENUE BONDS
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS
SHADY OAK LAND NOTE
NEW EQIJ IPMENT
LAND & C ONSTRUCTION
$(I,000.00
40,500:00
6,000.00
6,500.00
3,500.00
3,500..00
7,800.00
63,500.00
29,300.00
2,500.00
1,500.00
I,000.00
d7,500.00
16,000.00
120,300.00
37,526.00
50,_702.00
52,272.00
3;500.00
-�'" 6, 500.00
7,000.00
I7,500.00
31,000.00
11,500.00
I8�000.00
5,50Q.00
91,4I9.00
19,298.00
15,728.00
114,335.00
3,420.00
20,000.00
40,000.00
$867,600.00
TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT MAYOR MADDEN�S APPOINTMENT OF EUGENE (��. f2�BRIEN AS
A ME��IBER OF THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION TO FILL OUT THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF �. J.
PARKS TO 6/�L/56 BE CONFIRMED. C ARRIED.
MEETING ADJOURNED.
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CCIUNC ILMENr
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEP I N COUt�ffY, M I NNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 62�.
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REPORT ON TWE
I NSTA LLAT ION OF SAN I TARY SEWER MA 1 f� ON THE NORTH S I DE
OF STATE TRUNK HIGHWAY N0. 7 FROM FOURTEEM'H AVENUE TO
SEVENTEENTH AVENUE.
WHEREAS, it is proposed to install sanitary sewer mains on the
North side of State Trunk Highway No. 7 from Fourteenth Avenue to Seventeenth
Avenue, and to assess the abutting property for all or a portion of the cost
of the improvement, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�29.OII to 1a29.111, NOW,
THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
That the proposed improvement be referred to P. S. Sidney-Smith,
. city engineer for Hopkins, for study and that he is instructed to report to
the council with all convenient speed advising the council in a preliminary
way ss to whether the proposed improvement is.feasible and as to whether it
should best be made as proposed or in connection with some other improvement,
and the estimated cost of the improvement as recommended..
ADOPTED BY. the council of the city of Hopkins at a.regular meeting
thereof held this 20th day of September, t955•
F: M. MADDEN, MAYOR
` A. 1PJ. E Imqu i st,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney, � _
City Attorney
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MIlVNESOT$
ORD I NA1VC E NUMBER
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AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO ZONING AND AMENDING ORDINANCE
NUMBER 8 AT THE CITY OF HOPKINS, SECTION 3, SUBDIVISION
2 THEREOF.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the city of,.Hopkins:
Section lo Ordinance Number 8 of the city of Hopkins,
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Section 3, Subdivieion 2, is amended to read: �
"Subdivision 2. USE REGULATIONS. In the residential dis-
trict, unless otherwise provided in this ordinance, no building or
land shall be used, and no building shall hereafter be erected or
structurally altered except for one or more of the followin� usese
(a) One family or two-f amil� dwellings and their accessory
buildings;
(b) Farming or truck gardenir�g; plant nurseries:or grsen-
houses, when not used or operated for commercial purposes;
(c) �arks end playgrounds, golf courses or golf clubs;
(d) Churches, libraries, museums, schools, memorial buildings,
including name plates and bulletin boards placed in back of the pre-
scribed set back lines;
(e) Home occupationse'�
First read at a regular meeting of the council of the city
of Hopkins held on the 6th day of September, 1955, �d finally read
adopted•at a regular meetin� of the council of said citg hall on the
20th day of September, 1955•
F. Mo MADDEN, 1VIAYOR
A. iN. Elmquist, Secretary of Council
Frank N. ti°�hitney, City A�ttorney
Publishe_d in Hennepin County Review September 29, 1955e.
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HENNEPI N ..COUM'Y,` ,MI NNESOTA
RESOLUI'ION N0. 625
, A�,RESOLUTION'RECEIVING A REPORT AIdD CAL-LItdG<FOR A HEARING
ON�THE.INSTALLATION.OF SANITARY SEWER'MAINS ON THE,IVORTH
SIDE.OF.STATE TRUMt HIGHWAY.IVO. 7 FROM FOURTEEM'H AVENUE
TO.SEVENTEENTH:AVENUE.
_ S�WHEREAS, pursuant to a resolution of theoounci0 adopted 20,
1955, a report has been prepared by P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer, with
reference to the installation of sanitary sewer mains on the North side of
State Trunk Highway No. 7 from Fourteenth Avenue to':,Seventeenth Avenne, �in=F,
which report thQ engineer recommends the installation of said sanitary seuver
mains i� said location but also recommends the instaliation of service mains
leading from the previously'instelled water mains to the adjoining tra cts of
land in such location, and this report was received by the council on Septem-
ber 20, 1955, ��►, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MI[�IESOTA:
I. The council witl consider the installation of said sanitary
sewer mains and said service mains leading from the prevTously installed water
mains to the adJoining tracts of land i,n accordance �►ith the report and the
assessment of abutting property for ali or a portion:of the cost of the imprave-
ment pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1a29.011 to 1a29.il1, at an estimated total cost
of the improvement of �'j,970.60.
each of
2. A public heari�g shall be held on�such proposed improvements on
the 18th day of October, 1955, �n the council chambers of the eity hall at 7s30.
o�clock p.m. and the city manager shall give published notice of such hearing
and improvements as required by law.
ADOPTED by the counci) of the city of Hoptcins at,a regular meeting
thereof held this 20th day of September, 1955•
F. M. 1VIADDEN, MAYOR
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A. W. E�imquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEP I N COUMY, M i M�IESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARtNG ON THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER
MAINS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF STATE TRUNK HIGHWAY N0. 7
FROM FOURTEENTH AVENUE TO SEVENTEENTH AVENUE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY.GIVEN that the city council of tf�e city of
Hopkins will meet in the council chambers of the city hall at 7;30 o.tclock
p.m. on October 18, 1955, to consider the installation of sanitary sewer mains and of
service mains loading from the previously_:installed water mains to adjoining tracts
of;���fa�d on the North side of State Trunk Highway No. 7 from Fourteenth Avenue
to Seventeenth Avenue, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�29.011.to Ia29.111, The
area proposed to be assessed for such improvement is the property abutting
thereon on the northerly side thereof. The estimated cost of such improve-
ment is �7,970.60. Such persons as desire to be heard with reference to
the proposed improvement will be heard at this meeting.
SIDNEY S. FRISSELL, c�ity Manager
FRANK N. WHITNEY, C��ty Attorney
Published in the Hennepin C�unfiy Review on September 29, �955•
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RESOLVID BY T� CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY t7F HOPKINS, as follows: ��
That the sum �f �399,065.00 be raised by taxation durin.g the year 1956,
�" wh.ich, togeth�r with ��Of�:i30�stimated from various sources of revenue,
aggregating ���:Of); is herel�y appropriated for the use of the several
departments of the city government and for general city purposes as herin-
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after mentioned,for the fiscal year beginning January,)1956,and
December 31, 1956 � '�
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_.!—�eaisiative �ense �11,000.00
�xecutive �e�artments 1�0,500.00
. Law & Judiciary 6,000.00
1�Iunicipal Buildir� 6,500.00
Plannir� & Zoning 3,500.00
Elections 3,500.00
Insuranee 7,800.00
Police Department 63,500.00
Fire i3epartment 29,300.00
Inspection Service 2,500.00
�og Control 1,500.00
Civil'�ef ense 1, 000 . 00
Public ;�Torks Administration 17,500.00
Fngineering 16,000.00
� Street I•Iaintenance 120, �00.00
Sanitation 37;5?6.00�.�
Sewer Division 50,702.00
Water Divi.sion 52, 272.00
Health Department 3,500.00
Public We��are 6,500.00
Firements Relief Fund 7,000.00
Public Library 17,500.00
Recreation 31,000.00 n
Parks r�Iaintenance 11,500.�0 X
Contingencies 10,000.00
�pecial Assessments 5,500.00
Bond �inkiru� Fund 91,1a19.00
�e�er Revenue Fund 19;298.00
���, q,��iy r �3o�.oJ �at ert Revenue Bonds 15, 7 28 .00� � t�- �
Shady Oalt Land Note 3,l�20.00 X
New �quipment 20,000.00
Land & Construction __1�0,,000=00 X
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General� one step of appraarim.af,e]',y ?.� increase to most emplo�ees.
Coniinue Is0 hour regular �roric week.
3. Pa,y 1� t3me f� all av�r i�0 hours 3�..n. a�q one week.
?�. 8ay la ��l�ae frar a�.l Saturdag, Sunda� and Holida� �aorks except Po�ice
�ho shaa.l. receive regular pay �oa- sueh t�me whe�n fa115ng on t,he�.s�
regular shift, Frith cc�►pensata�y �i� off �or �ime worked on
Iiol.�days.
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Recognized Ho].idays (6} as Yollo�as= 11ew Years, �emorrial Daqr, Independsnee
�ay� Labor �aqa Thanksgiving �ays az�t� CPYr�l��aaas.
�ho�� work day en each day before a, Holida,y except srhen such Aol3day
�al.iat on Sunda�r or �Ionda�r.
Continued infa�at �rant of two fif�een minn'te rest periods per 3ay.
Paid vaeation allowance, one to nine years service � 2 Reeks� 10 or
more years' service � 3 veeka.
Paid siek leave al].ojra�ce , one day per month of full time service
accumulatin� �0 32� days. �
Bonns o.g ��,QO �eek]�r to five (5} �tiater t� Seer�eer e�playees for
emergency ��iandby.
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Tiu above amoimt ie in eddition to t�� a91a�19.00 �rhioh ie 0utannatioally
.�et up by-the County �uditor ae per niae r�eolutione �i1� your oPf�oe
, Prc�n tlm� to �Sm�o �iag a tot�l.l�ey oP �599;086000. �
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A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF HOPKlNS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD AT 7:30 P.M.� TUESDAY�
QCTOBER 4, 1955.
PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN NASH� EMPANGER AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY ATTORNEY
WHITNEY AND CITY ENGINEER SIDNEY—SMITH.
JOHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SEGONDED� THAT THE HEARING AS SET UP IN RESOLUTION NO, 608� PERw
TAINING TO THE VACATING OF INTERURBAN pVENUE BE ADJOURNED TO 7:30 P.M.� TUESDAY� OCTOBER 18�
1955. CARRIED.
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NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE QUESTION OF A SKATING RINK FOR NEXT WINTER AS RE�
QUESTED BY DOUGLAS R. DUNSHEA'R OF 253 p9HLEY RoAo� BE REFERRED TOLARRY HARRIS FOR CHECKING
AND REPORT. CARRIED.
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NASH MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO. 618, ��q RESQLUTIQN ADf]PTfNG SPECIAL
ASSESSMENTS FQR CERTAIN L�CAL IMPR�VEMENTS"� MARKED EXHIBIT °A°� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED.
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E�JIPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES PER SCHEDULE DATED OCTOBER 4� t955 IN
THE AMOUNT OF $33,29�.�� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. C ARRIED.
NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT REQUEST FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSES FROM GODFREY TOTUSHEK
TO HERBERT A. BESEKE� BE GRANTED. CARRIED.
�OHNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT PERMIT REQUEST�S BY MtNNEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY� FOR
MA1N EXTENSION ON 7TH STREET SOUTH� WEST OF 1NASHINGTON AVENUE� ALSO ON 5TH AVENUE SOUTH�
SOUTH OF SECOND STREET.SOUTH� BE GRANTED� SUBJECT TO ENGINEER;S APPROVAL. C ARRIED.
JoHNsoN MOVED� NASH SECONDEO� THAT RESOLUTIorv No. 627� °p RESOLUTIQN ORDERING PREPARATIQN
QF A REPORT ON THE I NSTALLAT l QN QF WATER AND SAN I TARY SEVlER Nd1I NS ON A PQRT I QN QF c1qC KSf�tN
AVENUE NORTH°� MARKED EXHIBIT "Bn� BE ADOPTED� CARRIED.
JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION NO. 630, '�q RESf1LUTtQN RECEIVING A REPQRT
AND CALLING FQR A HEARING QN THE INSTALLATIfiN QF�WATER AND SqNITARY SEWER M�INS �2N A POR�
TlfiN QF JACKSQN AVENUE N�tTH", BE,ADOPTED. CARRIED, .
c10HNSON MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDEO� THAT REQUEST BY JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE URGING THE
CITY COUNCIL TO COMMENCE WORK ON THE FAIRGROUND PROPERTY FOR THE ��DEVELOPMENT OF A PARK�
PLAYGROUND AND BASEBALL FIELDn BE REFERRED TO MR. FRISSELI FOR ATTENTION. C ARRIED.
EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED TWAT RESOLUTION N0. 628, "p RESQLUTIQN QRDERING FREPARATIQN
OF A R�PORT ON THE INSTALLATI�N �F SIDEWALK QN A RQRTIQN QF TWELFTH AVENUE NQRTH°� MARKED
ExHt61r "D°, BE ADOPTED...CARRIED. . ... . •-
NASH MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION N0. 629, nRESOLUTIaN RECE1VlNG A RERQRT AND
CALLING FOR A HEARING QN THE lNSTALLATIQN QF SIDEWALK QN.A PORTIQN aF TWELFTH AVENUE NQRTH",
MARKED EXHIBIT "En BE ADOPTED AND ALL PROPERTY OWNERS TO BE ASSESSED TO BE NOTIFIED AS
TO THE DATE OF HEARING. CARRIED.
EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED 9/28/55 BY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE�
HOWARD PUCK� PERTAINING TO SAI� OF BEER TO MINORS AT THE LIBERTY BAR BE PLACED ON FILE AND
THE PROPRIETOR BE fVOTIFIED TO APPEAR BEFORE THE COUNCIL AT ITS NEXT REGULAR MEETING TO BE
HELD IO�I8/55. CARRIED.
c10HNSON MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED 9/6/55 BY GEORGE KANAN PERTAINING
TO THE FIFTH LIQUOR LICENSE� BE TABLED TO THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING.
MEETING ADJOURNED.
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CITY UF HOPKINS
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RESOLUTION N0. 6!8
A RESOLUTION ADUPTING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS t=OR CERTAIN
LOCAL 1MPROVEMENTS.
WHEREAS, pursuanfi to proper notice duly given as required by la►v,
the council has met and heard and passed upon all objeci-ions to the proposed
assessments for the following local improvements to-a�it:
Improvement No. 1. The installafion of a toilet in the residence
located on Lots Ten (10) and Eleven (II), Block Ten (I�), West Minneapolis,
Third Division, and fihe connection thereof with the sewer and wat�r rnains on
Eighteenth Av�nue North, at a cost of d� 70.lI.
Improvament tJo. 2. The installafiion of water maiiis on Campbell
Drive from �hinnetonka Nlil(s Road to Farmdale Road; also comn�ncing at fihe
�intersection of Minnetonka h'�ills Road and Althea ,Lane and running Norfihwesterly
On P11inn�tonka A�i I Is Road a� distance of approximately four hunared (l�00) feet
and there connecting with the previously installed water main, at a cost of
�to,9t5:g1.
Improvament No. 3. The installation of sanitary sewer main on
Campbell Drive from Minnetonka Miils Road to Farmdale Road, at a eost of
�7,020.77,
Improvement No. �.. The installation of water mains commencing at
a poinfi approximately forty-five (I�5) feet North and thirfiy-five (35) feet
West of the intersection of the center lines of Interiachen Avenue and .
Exceisior Av�nue, and running easterly parallel to the center line of Excelsior
Avenue fio approximately the easterly (ine axtended of Lot Four (4), Hutchinsonts
Interlachen Park, and runnin� thence South to a poinf fifteen ((5) feef South
of the South line of Excelsior Avenue, and running thence easterly parallel to
fihe center line of Excelsior Avenue to Meadotivbrook Road; also on Preston Lane
from Interlachen Ave►�ue to Homedal�a Avenue; also on Boyce Street from Oakwood
Road to Meadowbrook Road; also on Goodrich Str-eet from Interlachen Avenue to
l�4aple Ni I I 13oad; a Iso' commencing at�a point on Mapfe Hi I I Road t�pproximately
one hundred ninety (190) feet North of the North line of Inter�5r6�n:�Avenue,
tt�ence southeasl-er t.y to a po i nt on Hawthorr�e Road approx i ma te I y n i nefiy-sev�n
(97) feet Norfih of {-he Nori-ii line of Interurban Avenue, thence Nori•h approxi�
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mately sixty (60) feet along Hawfhorne Road, thence Soufihea.sterly to a point
on Meadowbrook Road approximately one hundred thirty-two (132) feet North of
the North line of Interurban Avenue; also on Maple Hill Road from Preston
Lane to a point approximately:thirfy (30) feet Norfih of Interurban Avenue;
also on Homedale Avenue from Excelsior Avenue to a point approximately one
hundred fifty-five (155) feefi North of Interurban Avenue; also on Hawthorne
Road frnm Excelsior Avenu� to a poi,nt approximat�ly ninety-seven (97) feet
Norfih of the.North line of:Interurban Avenue; also on�Meadowbrook Road from
Excelsior Avenuo to a point approzimafiely one hundred thirfiy-two (132) feet
North of the Nori-h ( i ne of I nterurban Avenue, at a cos�t of �79,b72.71�. '
: Impr�vement No. 5. Tlie installatoon of.sanit�ry sewer'mains"on
Preston Cane-from Intertachen Avenue to Homedal� Avenue; on Boyce Street from
Homeda:te Avenue to Meadowbrook RoacJ;. on Goodrich �fireet fr�m.the old liff
stafiion located approximafiely one-hundred (IJO) feet�West-of I:nterlachen�
Avenue to.Mapl� Hilt Road; also commencing at a poinfi on �Aaple Hil�l Road .
approximately one hundred ni.nety (190) feet North of the Norfil;i.line'of;lnfiec�
urGau� �Avenue, thence soufihea ster I y. to a po i.nt �on Hav�thorne Road .approx i�ta te I y
ninetjr-s�v�n (97) feefi North of the North line of Interurban Avenue, thence
Nor�h approximately sixfy (60) feet aton�, Hawtnor-nz Road, fihence Southeaster0y
i-o a� point on Meadov�b"rook.Road appr.oximafely one :Fiundred.;tF�irfiy-two (132) feet
North of i-he Norfih line of Infierurban Avenue; also on Maple Hill Road from
Preston Lane to�a�point appr�ximately`fifty�(50) Eeet North of fihp No"rfh line
of Interur5an Avenue; also on:Homedale'Av�nue.from Excelsior'Avenuz to'a-:poinfi
approximafiely �ne huntlred fifty�five (t55)� fset Nor�h.of:the North line of
Infierurban Avenue; also bn�HawthoGne Road from�Exceisior`�Avenue fio a point` .�
approximately�one hundred twenty (120)-feefi North of the Nortn�lin� of:lnter-
urt�a'=n�Avenue; also on Meadowbrook Road from Exce(sior Avenue to'a poi�nt
approxima�f'elydone hundred thirty=two (132) feet NorTn of the Norfih Iine:of�
I nterurban Avenue, af a cosf of �$I I l;150.05, .�
- - �• I r�provement No. 6, The � repa i r"and - rep la cement of.- s i devra:l ks, curb,
combination �curb and gutter and driveway aprons in the following Focations,
name I y:- On the East s i de of -S i xth Avenue Sou�th •between= Exce l s i�r- Av_enue� and
Second-Sfreet•South,�on the VJest side of Sixfh Avenu� South.between the East
and West a�l ley -i n Block Two (2) , lNesfi �hi nneapo-1 i s;and Second� Streefi South, on
the East� s i de= of Seventh Avenue South- i n front� of,- Lots.- th i r-'ry-f i ve (35) and
tnOrty-six�(36), Block Two (2), West Minneapolis, on the West side of Seventh
Avenue South between�Excelsior Avenue and rirst Street South, c�n the East side
of Eighth Av�nue South between th� �ast and West •a`I iey in Block Three (3)�, ��Jesfi
Minneapolis and Second Streef,`on•�the ti'Vest side of•Eighth Avenue South�between
fhe East and West alley in Block Four�'(�.),�Wesi Mi�nneapolis and First Street
South, on the�East side of N'inth Avenue South between the alley South of'
Excelsior Avenu��and First Strset Soufili and on the North side of`First Streefi
South between Ninfh Avenue Sou►n and the Norfh and South a11ey in Block Four
(�.),'West Minneapolis, on fihe wlest side�of Ninth Avenue Soufih between the East
and�Wesf all�y'in Block Five (5), West Minneapolis, and Firsf Sfireet South,
on the �a st s i de �of Tenfih Avenue Sou#h tiefi.ween Exce I s i or Avenue and F i rst� Sfireei-
South, � on the � �Jesfi � s i de of Tenth Avenue South ' i n front of Lots F i fteen (15)� and
Sixteen (I�),'Block Six (6)�, West PJlinneapolis, on fihe East side of �Eleveni�h
Avenue South'from fitie East and UJest alley in Block Six (6), West� PAinneapolis,
to Fi�rst" Street Soufh, end on fhe Nortn side of First Street •SoutFi from Eleventh
Avenue �Soutti . to the a l Iey i mmed i ate I y� Ea st of sa i d' E l evznth Avenue Soutii, on '
fili�e �Vest s i de, of Elevenfih Avenue Soutn between Exce I s i or Avenue and � F i rst
Street South�, on.the East�side of Twelfth Avenue Soufih in r'ront`of Lot�Twenfiy
(20) , B! ock Seven �(7) , We"sf Mi nneapo I i�s, on the West s i de of° E I evenfih Avpnue �
South between F i rsfi Sfreet - South and Seeond Street South, �on `fhe °Ea'st iside �of� `
Twe I fth Avenue Soufin i n front of Lots Fouri-een (� I�.) and Sevenfecn ( t7) ,'B lock
Ten (I0), Wesfi Minneapol is, �on �fihe �a"st side of �Eleventh Avenue •South between
First Streefi South and Second Street Soufih,`on fhe West`side of`Eighrh Avenue_:
South and -on the Easfi s i de of Ni�ntii` Avenue South � between F i r�t Streef South
and Second Street South and on Second Street Souffi from Eighth Avenue to Ninth
Avenue, afi a cost of �"18,717e1�7.
� f inprovement No. 7. The b lackfiop surfac i ng of tlia t port i on of the
alley i�n Block Seventy-sevan (77),' West Minneapolis, Second�Divisi.on,"Iying
South of -the r i ghfi-of-�vay of" the Nii nneapol i s and Si•. Lou i s Ra i Iway, at a
cosi- of �31�..2�e • .
Improvzment No.- 8. The blacktop surfacing- af Sixi-eenfih iqvenue North
from Fourtl� Street North fio the South Iine of State Trunk High�riay No; 7 and of
Fourth Street from Sixteenth Avenue Nortn fio Seventeenth Avenue North, at a°
cost of �I,'F70.h�.. . ,
Improvement No. 9. The blacktop surfa cing of Fif�teenth Avenue
North .from Third Strzet Norfih to Fouri•�h Sfreet�North and Fourth�Street North
from Fiffieenth Avenue Nortn to S�ixteenth�Avenu� North, at a cost of �2,L�97.60.
Improv�ment No, 10, The blacktop surfacing of.atl of East,Park.
'�alley Drive and all of VJest Park Val(ey Drive and of Seventh Sfireefi South
from a point midway.between Fifth Avenue Soufh�and VJest Park Valley prive
and running Easterly to Coun�-y Road No, 18, af a cost of �8;993.�20�
hmprovement No..11„ 7he blac{<top surfacing of Powell Roed from
Excelsior Avenue fio the Rorth :iimits of the city of H�pkins, at a cost of
��9,2go.b5a - . �
lmprovement No. (2. The repairing.and rebu�i:lding and_widening
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and blackfiop�surf.acing of Excelsior -Avenue:from a point�.five hundred thirty
E530) , feefi� East, of fhe Easfi (.i ne� of Fi ffih .Avenue to the West• I i ne of Seven-
teenth.Avenue, at a cosfi ot �a52,735:•33•
�- - Improvement No. Ije The repairing and�rebuilding of sidewa(ks,;�
;cwrb.,- comb;inat;ion curb and gut-fer. and driveway aprons in the f•oI lowing ;..
Iocations, to-tvi:fi: The� rad�ius at the Norfihwesi- corner .of. Block Sixty-f�i-ve :
,(65), W.est:Minncapolis, Second Division; :the radius at:the.Norfihea•st corner
o.f Bl��ck �S;ixty�six (66),. West Minneapol is, 5econd Diyis;ion;r�on. the West, si,de
of Lof Ti� i rteen (13) ,, B t ock .S ixty-seven, (67) , West M i nnea po;i i s;, ,Second ,�•
D i v�i s i on, and the- �ad jo�i n i ng .a l.f ey dr i v�wa y; on the VJest s i de of • Tenth Avenue;
Nor:th between Excelsior I�venue and First �treefi'Norfih; in.frunt.of Lats s
Eighfieen„ ((.o)::, N�i neteen �(19) and Twent,y-fiwo (22) ,� Block S i.xty-ni ne (69) , Vdest
M�i,nneaPo�l i s, Second D i v i s i on; on fhe �Nest s i de of Tenth Av�nue�� North -betwee,n
Exce i s i or Avenue and F i rst Sfireet� Norfin;. on fihe ',�lesi- s i..de of •E levenfi�h Avenue
North and the Ea st s i de of Twe l f th .Avenue i�orth between the ca sfi, and ,'lest •
a.11ey _in.8lock S,eventy (70),, West �Ainneapolis, Second Division and �irst
Sfreet Nortn;. on tF�e West side of Twelfth Avenue North befween.the Easfi �and
Wes.fi afley i.n B(ock Seventy-one (71),:VJest Minneapolis, Second Division and
First Si-reet Nortn; on the:East side.of Lvfi Ten (10), Block Sev�nty�eight
(78), West-�4inneapolis, Second Division, also on the E�st side of Eleventh Avznue
North befiween F i rst Street North and Secvnti Si-reet= North; on i�f�ie �;'est si de of
Lots Fifi-een (15) and Ninefeen (19}^9 B,lock Sevenf-.y-n,ine (7G), 1,yest htinneapaf i�,
Second Diviston; on the East side of Lots Fiv E(5) and Six (6), Block Ei�hfiy
(SO), lNest. A�iinneapoi is, Second Divisior�, also on the East side of Ninfih Avenue
North between Firsfi SfireeT ;�lorth and Second Street Norfi�t; on i•he East .side of
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Eighth Avenue Narth bet�veen F+rst Streei' t•oorth and Second Street Dlorth; on i-he
�'Vest s i de of Lots Th i rf een (13) , Four; een (11�) and Twenty-i-�+ro (22) , B Oock
E i ghfiy-two (82) , V�dest A4 i nneapo i i s, Second D i v i s i on; on i-he Ea st s i de of Severifih
Avenue Nor;h betv✓een Second Street �!ori�h and Third Streefi i�lorfih; on fihe 4'Vest
s,i�de of Ei ghth Avenue North bet�veen Second Sfreet �lorfh and Th i r�a Streefi tvorfih,
a I so on fihe ti'lest s i de of Lot 7h i rt�en (13) , B f ock Ei ghfy-seven (E7) , West N�i nne-
apo I i s, Second D i v i s i on;. on the YJesfi 5 i de of N i r�i-h i;venue �Ior; h bettyeen Second
Street Pdorth and i'hird Sfreet f�arfih; on the Easfi side of Lots Six (6) fihro�gh
Eleven (II), 51ock Eighty-nine (89), West l�inneapofis, Second Divisic�n, and on
the East side of Eteventh Avenur� lori'h bet�Neen �econd Street hdorth and Third
Street NorTh; on fihe V�'esfi siee of Eteventn r�ver�ue Nort�h befi��een Second Street
Plori�h and Third Street Morth; at the Souf-Iheast corner of Block I�!inety-seven
(G7) , V;�est P;ii nneapo I i s, Second D i v i s i on, a fi a cosfi of �;16,�56.;?0.
Improvement i�lo. 1�.. The consfiruction or combination curb and gutter
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and drivev�ay aprons on fihe Sout.h side of Excelsior Avenue ,from Sevenfieenfih
Avenue to N i nei•eenfh Avenue, a t a cost of �; I,7I�2,90.
lmpravement �io. 15... The consfrucfion of concrete driveway on Lot
Twenfiy t20) , B lock Seven (7) , U��est �J�i nneapo 1 i s Annex, at a cost of �32.3R.
I rnprovemenfi No. t5. The construct i on of s i dewa tk on fihe Vlest s i de
ot Seventeenth Avenue P�orfih from Exce l s i or Avenue to fihe Ea st and w�esi' a 1(ey
in B�I�ock Sixteen (t6), V�lest lviinr�apolis, Third Division, ai- a cosi• of �709.t��,
Inpravemenf i�io, t7. The construction of curb and driveway aprons
on i-he Ea sfi s i ae of F i ffih Avenue Norfih from Vua ys i de P,oad -and runr► i ng approx i-
matety four hundred fwenty-five (1.�25) feet Southerly at a cost of y�893.;�0.
I raprovement Plo. ( 8e The construct i on of cornb i na t i on curb a nd gut ter
and driveway aprnns on both sides of East F'ark Valley Drive afi a cosf of
�965?•3�� _ . . .
Inprovement PSo. 19. The insfiallation and construction of ornamental
street lights in the following location;�, namely: on both sides of Excelsior
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Avenue from Fourteenth Avenue to.Seve,nteenth Avenue, at a cost of �12,192•38•
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NOW, T!-IEREFORE,
BE I T RESOLVtD BY l'HE COUNC I L OF THE C I TY OF HOPK 1 IvS, M! �TJESOTA :
(, �uch propose� assessments, and each of them, are hereby accepfied
and sha 1 I consfi i tute the specia 1 assessments aga i nst the lands nameel there i n,
and each traci- of land fhere i n i nctuded i s her�by founc� to be benef i tted by
the ;i�mprovements in the amounfis of the assessmen'rs levied againsf it.
2. Such assessmenfis sha 1 I be payable in equa i annua i insta l iments
extending over the foifcvring periads of years, to-wit: lmprovements iiumbered 1,
7, 8, g, t0, 11, over a period of fihree years; improvernenfis numbered 6, 12, 13,
f�., t5, 16, 17,�and t8, over a-period of five years; improvement numbered 19,
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over a pericd of ten years; improvements nun�bered 2, 3, I� and 5, over a period
of twenty years, i-he first of the insfialtments fio be payable on or before the
first Monday in �anuary, 1956. Any deferred ;�nstallmenfis shall bear interesf
at fihe rafe of six per cent per annum from 1'he date of the adoption of this
assessment resolution, To the firsi- insfia(Iment shall be added interest on
the entire assessmeni� from fihe dai�e of this reso{ui�ian untit December jI,
1955� To each subsequent installment when due shall be adcied interesfi for
one year on ai! unpaid instatlments.
3. The oumer of a ny properfiy so a ssessed ma y, .a t a ny t i me, pr i or
to cert i f i cat i on of the assessmeni 1-a fihe county aud i tor as here i n,a,prov i ded,
pay the whofe of the a ssessment againsfi any parcel with interest accruec! fio
'.�:c:i�ty,.:.
i-he date of payment to the%tp treasurer and he may, at any tiroe thereafter,
pay to the county treasurer fhe entire amount of the assessment remaining uripaid
wifih interest accrued to pecember jl of the year in which such payment is made,
1�. The c6erk sha11 forthwith transmit :� certified �uplicates of these
assessmentsto the covnfiy audifor to be exfended on fhe proper tax Ii�tsof the
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county, and such assessments shall be co�f�tected and paid�in the same manner
as other municipal taxes.
ADOFTED by the council of fihe city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
fihereof held this �.t�i day of October, 1955•
F. M;� PrWDDEN, P�4AYOR
A. tiV. E Imqu i st,
Secretary of fhe Council
Frank N. Whitney,,
City Attorney
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�ITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MIMVESOTA
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RESOLUTION N0. 627
A RESOLUTI4N ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REPORT ON TWE
I NSTA LIAT I ON OF WATER � AND SAN I TARY SEVVER MA i NS aN
A PORTION OF JACKSON AVENUE NORTH.
NMEREAS, it is proposed to improve Jackson Avenue North between
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Second Street North and the South boundary line of Lot Five (5), Block Four
(J�) , West Mi nneapo I i s Center, by the i nsta 1 lat i on of virrater and sani tary se�er
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. L�29.011 to 1a29.1i1, NOW,
TWEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINPfESQTA:
That the proposed improvement be referred to P. S. Sidney-Smith,
city engineer, for study and that he is instructed to report to the council
with all convenient speed advising the councii in a preliminary 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 improveraent as recommended.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this l�th day of October, i955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Secretarq of the Council
Frank N. Whitney, Ci.ty Attorney
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0, 630
• A RESOLUTION>RECEIVING A REPORT AND CALLING FOR
A HEARING ON THE INSTALLATION OF VdATER AND SANI-
TARY SEWER MAINS ON A PORTION OF JACKSON AVENUE
NORTH.
WHEREAS, pursuant to � resolution of the council
adopted Oct9ber L�, 1955� a report has been prepared by P. S.
Sidney-Smith, city engineer9 with reference to the-installation
of aaater and sanitary sewrer mains on Jackson Avenue North bete�een
Second Street North and the �outh boundary line of Lot Five (5),
Block Four (I�), V�Jest Minneapolis Center, in which report the en-
�ineer recommends installation of said.�vater and sanitary sewer
mains on Jackson Avenue North between Second Street North and the
South boundary line of Lot Seven ( 7), Block Four (1�), YVest Minnea-
polis Center, and this report was received by the.council on O�tober
1+� 1955, NOW, THEREFORE, .
BE IT RESO LVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE`CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
le The council will -c.onsider the installation of water
and sanitary sewer mains on Jackson.Avenue North between Second
Street North and the South boundary line of Lot.Five (5), Block Four
Ce ter
c4)., West Minneapolis�or between Second Street North-a-nd the South
boundary line of Lot Seven (7), Block Four (4), West Minneapolis
Center, and the asseesment of abutting property for all or a portion
of the cost of the improvement, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1.�.290011 to
1�.29.111, at an estimated total coat for the installation and con-
struction of aaid water and sanitary sewer mains to the South boundary
line of Lot Five (5), Block Four (L{.), West Minneapolis Center only
of �L�.,206.00, or at an estimated total cost for installation of said
water and sanitar� sewer mains to the south boundary line of Lot
Seven (7), Block Four (1�), West Minneapolis Center of �5,029.00,
2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed im-
provement on the lst da� of November, 1955� in the council chambers
of the city hall at 7:30 o�clock p.mo and the clerk shall �ive pub-
lished notice of such hearing and improvement as required by law.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a
regular meetin� thereof held this 4th day of October, 1955�
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W.. Elmqu ist, Secretary of the Council
Frank I�. Whitney, City Attorneg
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
IdOTICE OF HEARING ON THE IIdSTALLATIONOF WATER AND SANITARY
SEV�lER MAINS ON.A PORTION OF.JACKSON AVENUE NORTH.
NOTICE IS WEREBY GIVEN that the city council of the city of Hopkins,
Hennepin County, Minnesota, will meet in the council chambers of the city hall
at 7:30 ofciock p.m. on November 1, �955, to consider the instaliation of
water and sanitary sewer mains on �ackson Avenue North between Second Street
North and the South boundary line of Lot Five (�), Block Four (�.), West Minne-
apolis �enter, at an estimated cost of $�.,206.00, and also to consicler the
installation of said water and sanitary sewer mains on Jackson Avenue North
between Second Street North and the South boundary (ine of Lot Seven (7),
Block Four (1�), West Minneapolis @enter, at an estimated cost of �5,029.00.
The area proposed to be assessed for either of said improvements is the property
abutting thereon. Such persons as des.ire to.be heard with reference to the
proposed improvements will be heard at this meeting.
A. W. Elmquist, Clerk
Frank N. Whitney, �ity Attorney
' Pubt'ished in the Hennepin County Review on October 13 and,20, 1955•
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HENNEP I N COUNTY, MI t�6�lESOTA
RE�OLUTION 1�. 628
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REPORT 4N THE
II�TALLATIOId OF SIDEWALK ON A PORTIQN OF TINELFTH AVENUE
NORTH.
WHER EAS, it was proposed to improve Twelfth Avenue North by the
installation and construction of sidewalk on the West side thereof between
Fir��t Street North and Second Street North, also between Third Street North
and State Trunk Highway No. 7, also on the East side thereof between Fourth
Street North and State Trunk liigha�ray No. 7, and to assess the abutting property
for all or a portion of the cost of the icnprovement, pursuant to M.S.A.,
Secs. 1a29.0 I I to 1a29. I I i, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED B1( THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESQTA:
That the proposed improvement be referred to P. S. Sidney-Smith,
city engineer, for study and that he is instructed to report to the council
v�ith all convenient speed advising the council in a preliminary wa y as to
whether the proposed improvement ts feasibie 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.
A�OPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this l�th day of 0 ctober, 1955� �
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Eimqu�i�st, Secretary of the council
Frank N. Wh i tney, :Ci ty Attorney
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HEt�lEP I N COUNTY, M 1 NNESO?A
R ESO Lt)T I 0 N NO . 629
RESOLUTI ON RECE I VI NG A REPORT AIVD CALL I NG FOR A HEAR I NG
ON THE I NSTALLATION OF S I DEWALK ON A PORT ION OF T4VELFTH
AVENUE NORTH.
WHEREAS, pursnant to a resolution of the council adopted Ocfiober 1�,
�955, a report has been prepared by P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer, with
reference to the installation and construction of sldewalk on Tweifth Avenue
North on the West side thereof bdtween First Street North and Second Street
North, also between Third Street North and State Trunk Highway No. 7, also on
the East side thereof between Fourth Street North and State Trunk Highway No. 7,
and this report was receiued by the council on Octobe� !�, �955, �w, THEREFQRE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY 11�IE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKII�, MINNESOTA:
I. The conncii will consider the installation and construction of
sidewalk in sa.id location in accordance with the report and the assessment of
abutting property for al;l or a portion of the cost of the imProvement pursuant
to M.S.A., Secs. 1.�29.011 to 1a29.11i, of an estimated total cost of the improve-
ment of �5,325•00.
2. A public hearing shall be held an such proposed improvement on
the (st day of November, 1955, �� the council chambers of the city hail at
7:30 otciock p.m. and the clerk shall give pubiished 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 4th da y of October, 1955.
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the �ouncil
Frank N. Wh.i tney, 'Ci ty Attorney
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HENNEPIN.COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE INSTALLATION OF SIDE�NALK ON A
PORTION OF TWELFTW AVENUE NORTH.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th�t the city council of the city of Hopkins
will meet at the council chambers in the city hall at 7;30 o�clock p.m. on
November i, i955, to consider the installation and construction of sidewalk
on Twelfth Avenue North on the West side thereof between First Street North
and Second Street North, aiso between Third:Street North and State Trunk
Highway No. 7, also on theEast side�thereof between Fourth Street North and
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State Trunk Highwa y No. 7, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1�29.OII to 1�29.111.
The area proposed to be assessed for such improvement is the property abutting
thereon. The esfiimated cost of such improvement is �5,325.00. Such persons
as desire to be heard with reference to the proposed improvement may be heard
at this meeting.
A. W. Elmquist, �lerk
Frank N. Whitney, �ity Attorney
Published in.the Hennepin Review on October 13 and 20, �955•
COPIES MAILED TO ADDRESSES LISTED BELOW: 10/20/55
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A SPEClAL MEETI'NG OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD ON THURSDAY�
�TOBER 6� 1955 AT 7230 P.Ni.
P:IEMBERS PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN NASH AND Et�1PANGER� ALSO ASSESSOR
'�dALL iCK.
NASH MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION #622� ^A RESQLUTlQN ADOPTING
qSSESSMENT�` TQ CORRECT ERRfIRS� AND Q��ISSIO.NS !N PREVIOUS ASSESSMENTS°� MARKED
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EXH IB IT ��A'n� BE ADOPTED. CARR IED.
NIEETING ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
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HF,NNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RES�LU1^IO1V NUMBER 622
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING CORREC'�ID ASSESSMEidT TO
CORRECT ERR4R5 AND OMISSIONS IN PREVIOUS ASSESSiVIENTSa
'JVHEREAS, pursuant to proper notice duly given as required
by law, the council has met arid heard and passed upon all objections
to the proposed corrected assessment to correct errors and omissions
in two previous special assessments for the installation and con-
struction of ornamental street lights on both sides of the following
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avenues in the city of Hopkins, to-wit:
Excelsior Avenue from Fourteenth Avenue to a point five
hundred and thirty {530) feet East of Fif th Avenue; Sixth Avenue
from the East and tiJest alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue
to a point thirty (30) feet North of Excelsior Avenue; Seventh
Avenue from the East and �est alley immediately south of` Excelsior
Avenue to the East and �arest alley immediately North of �:xcelsior
Avenue; Eighth �venue f rom the South line extended of Lot Ten (10),
Block Four (�}), Vdest 114inneapolis, to the East and VYest alley im-
mediately North of Excelsior l�venue; Ninth Avenue from the South
line extended of Lot Ten (10), Block Five (5), '�Jest Minneapolis,
to First Street North; Tenth Avenue from the South line extended
of Lot Ten (10), Block Six (6), UVest Minneapolis, to the East and
ti'Vest �lley immediately North of Excelsior Avenue; Eleventh Avenue
from the East and V�est alley immediately South of Excelsior Avenue
to the East and West alley imrr►ediately North of Excelsior A venue;
and Twelfth Avenue from the East and 111est alley irrnnediately South
of Excelsior Avenue to the East and West alley immediately North
of �xcelsior Avenue, NOI�J, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLV� by the council of the city of Hopkins,
l�innesota:
1, Such proposed corrected �ssessments for the purpose of
correcting errors and omissions in t�No previous assessments, which
were adopted bg Resolution Number 1}552 on May �, 1951.�. and by Reso-
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conatitute the corrected special assessment against the lands named
therein, and each tract of land included therein is hereby found to
be benefitted by the proposed improvement in the 3mount set f orth in
said corrected special assessment and levied against it.
2e Such corrected special assessment shall be payable in
equal annual installments extending over a period of nine years, the
first of the installments to be payable on or b�fore the lst Monday
in January, 1956. Any deferred installments shall bear interest at
the rate of six per cent per annum from the date of the adoption of
this corrected special asaessment resolution. To the first install-
ment shall be added interest on the entire correctad assessment from
the date of this resolution until December 31, i955• ��o each sub-
sequent installment when due shall be added interest f or one year on
all unpaid Installments.
3. The owner of any property so assessed m�.y, at any time,
prior to certification of the assessment to the county auditor as
herein provided, pay the whole of the corrected special assessment
against any parcel with interest accrued to th� date of payment to
the city treasurer, and he may at any time thereafter, pay to the
county treasurer the entire amount of the corrected special assess-
ment remaining unpaid with interest accrued to December 31, of the
year in which such payment is made.
�.}.. The clerk shall forthwith transmit a certified dupli-
cate of this corrected special assessment to the county auditor to
be extended on tne proper tax lists of the county, and such corrected
assessments sha11 be collected and paid over in the same manner as
other municipal taxes.
ADOPTE"D by the council of the city of Hopkins at a�e5ial:.r•
meeting thereof held this C�_th day oi October, 1955•
F. M. �iIADDEN, MAYOR
A. 1fV. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. b1lhitney, City Attorney
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� REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA WAS HELD AT THE CITY HALL
ON TUES�AY� Q.CTOBER 18� 1955 AT 7:30 P.M,
PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILf41EN JOHNSON� NASH AND TESAREK� C ITY fV1ANAGER FRISSEIL
AND CITY /�TTORNEY WHITNEY.
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TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE RECONIMENCf1TI0N AS MADE BY THE ZONING AND PLANNING
CONIMISSION DATED 6/29/55 GRANTING, THE PETITION AS PRESENTED BY,TEN RESIDEN.TS OF ,I,NTER-
LACHEN PARK FOR THE VACATING OF A 20 FT. STRIP OF LAND LOCATED BETNlEEN THEIR PROPERTY AND
THE SOUTHERN LINE OF THE F. A. SAVAGE'�`S'(NTERLACHEN PARK ADDITION� BE REFERRED BACK TO
THE ZONING AND,PL�INNING COMMISSION FOR FURTHER STUDY AND CONSIDERATION. CARRIED.
TESAREI< MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT REQUEST BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR PERMISSION TO
COVER THE PARKING METERS ON THURSDAY� FRIDAY AND SATURDAY� QCTOBER 20� 21� 22, :1955 BE
GRANTED. CARRIED.
JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREI< SECONDED� TFIAT REQUEST DATED f0�13�55.BY NORTHWESTERN B ELL TELE�
PHONE COMPANY FOR PERMISSION TO PLACE BURIED CABLE BETWEEN MINNETONKA MILLS ROAO ;',�,._, �,
AND FARMDALE ROAD BE GRANTED� SUBJECT TO CITY ENGINEERtS APPROVAL. CARRIED,
TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT REQUEST DATEO !0%12/55 BY THE M(NNEAPOLIS GAS COMPANY
FOR GAS MAIN EXTENSION ON 9TH AVENUE NORTH� SOUTH OF FIRST STREET NORTH� BE GRANTED SUBJECT .
TO CITY ENGINEER`�S APPROVAL. GARRIED.
TESARKE MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED f0/I4/55 BY THE MINNEAPOL�-IS GAS
COMPANY ADVISiNG THAT AS OF II/1/55 GAS BILLS WILL QE lNCREASED 60fC PER MONTH� BE PLACED
ON FILE. CARRIED.
TESAREK MOVED� c10HNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTIOrv #633, "A RESQLUTIQN AUTHQRIZING CQQPERA" .
T7QN IN THE STUDY AND DEVELQPMENT QF CtV1L DEFENSE MEASURES", MARKED ExHIeIT "A" BE
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ADOPTE�, CARRIED.
c10HNSON MOVEDy TESAREK SECONDED�jFTHAT COMMUNIC]�TION DATED 9/6/55 BY �EORGE KANAN PER- '
'iA'INING TO F1FTH LIQUOR LICENSE� BE TABLED TO THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING. CARRfED.
JOHNSON MOVEDi TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION �626, "A RESQLUTION ORDERING THE IN—
STALLAT.I �N �F SAPJ I TARY SEWER �4A I NS �N THE N(1RTH S I DE OF,,STATE TRUNK �H I GHWAY NQ. 7 FRQM
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URTEENTFI AVENUB T� SEVEN_
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ESTHEBAMOUNT�OF �NSO�S�� DBE�APPROVEXPENDITURES PER SCHEDULE DATED QCTOBER 18, 1955
�,J3y7 �� ED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED.
MEETING ADJOURNED.
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HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 633
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING COOPERATION IN ll-IE STUDY AND
DEVELOPMENT OF CIVIL DEF�INSE MEASURES.
WHEREAS, if this country is attacked, the primary objecfiive of the
enemy will include centers of industrial production, and concentrated on our
civilian population; a nd
WFIEREAS, the capabilities of nuclear and other weapons are so great
that an attack, if successful, will result in damage and casualties far beyond
the resources of any community; and
WH�E�EAS, the St. Paul-h1inneapolis metropolifian area is officially
listed by the Federal Government as one of seventy critical target areas in
the nation, and
WHEREAS, the Federal Civil Defense Administration has invited the
state of Minnesota to participate in fihe National Survival Plan Project, N�W,
TFIEREFORE,.
BE IT RESOLVED BY TFIE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
The political subdi,vision of city of Hopkins, state of Minnesota, �
►vill cooperate to the full extent of our capabilities with the state of Minnesota
and the Federal Government in the study and development of civil defense
measures designed to afford maximum protection of life,and property through
participation in the Survival Plan Project financed entirely by the Federal
Civil Defense Administration.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Mopkins held this 18th da y of
October, �955• `
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION I�. 626
A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWER
MAINS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF;STATE TRt1NK HIGHWAY N0. 7
FROM FOIJRTEENTH AVENUE TO °SEVENTEEM'H AVENUE.
WHEREAS, a resolution of the city councit adopted the 20th day of
September, 1955, fixed a date for a hearing orn the proposed installation of
sanitary sewer m�ins on the North side of State Trunk Highway No. 7 from
Fourteenth Avenue to Seventeenth Avenue, and the installation of service mains
leading from the previously installed water mains in said araa to the adjoining
tracts or parcels of land, and
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liabie to be assessed
for the making of these improvements were given ten days� published notice of
the eouncil hearing through two weekly publications of the required notice and.
the hearing w►as held and the property owners heard thereon on the 18th day of
October, t955, ��, TMEREFORE,
BE IT RESO LVED BY TFIE COUNCIL OFTHE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
1. Such improvements, and each of them, are hereby ordered as
proposed in a council resolution adopted September 20, 0955•
2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer, is hereby designated as the
engineer for said improvements. He shall prepare plans and specifications for
the making of such improvements.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof h�ld this 18th day of October, 1955•
A. W. El,mquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCILi CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA LUAS HELD ON TUESDAY�
NOVEf�BER I� 1955 AT 7:30 P.M.
MEh4BERS PRESENT �'JGRE h4AY0R PAADGEI�� COUNCILMEN NASH� EMPANGER� JOH�SON AND TESAREK, ALSO
CITY MANAGER FRISStLL AND CITY.ATTORNEY WHITNEY.
ENIPANGER h40VED� JOHNSO�J SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION �}63I� "A RESQLUTION ORDERING THE 1N�
STALLATIDN AND C�NSTRUCTIQN aF SIDEWALK ON A F�RTIQN �F T'NELFTH AVENUE NORTH", tviARKED
EXHIBIT nA° BE ADOPTED. C ARRIED. _ . „ �
�OHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION #632, i�p RESQLUTIEIN C�RDERING THE IN�
STALLATI�N aF WATER AN� SqNITARY SEWER MAfNS QN A PQRTIQN dF JAC{(SQN qVENUE NQRTH"�
MARKED EXHIBIT °B"tl� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED.
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� c10HNSON MOVcD� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION #634� '�A RESQLUTIQN PRQVIDING FQR THE
ISSUANCE AND SqLE QF NEGQTIABLE CQUPQN BQNDS TQ A�qINTAIN�_THE PERP,SANENT Ih4PRQVEh1ENT
REVOLVING FUNO", MARKEo EXHIBIT nC° BE ADOPTED. CARRIED.
c10HNSON MOVED�HNASH SECONDED� THAT�BINGO RB� REQUEST DATED (0/IS/55 BY THE MENTS CLUB
OF ST. c10SEPH�S CHURCH TO BE HELD IN CHURCH BASEMENT ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER 15� 1955 BE
GRANTED. CARRIED.
NASH MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT REQUEST BY NORTHWE$TERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY� DATED
10/14/55 FOR PERMIS510N TO PLACE DURIED CABLE IN ALLEY BETWEEN VAN BUREN AND HARRISON
AVENUES SOUTH� AND BETWEEN EXCELSIOR AVENUE AND FIRST STREET SOUTH� BE GRANTED SUBJECT
TO CITY ENGINEER�S APPROVAL. C ARRIED,
TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT EXPENOITURES PER SCHEDULE DATED NOVEMBER I� 1955
IN THE AMOUNT OF $27,356.92 BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED.
TESAREK MOVED� c10HNSON SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION �635, '�A RESQLUTION ORDERING PREFARATIQN
QF A REPQRT QN THE INSTALLATIQN QF SIDEWALK f?N q PQRTIQN QF THE WEST SIDE QF FIFTH qVENUE
NORTHi�� MARKED EXHIBIT °Dn BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. ,. ,,�. _
TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE QUESTION OF HOUSING THE MINNETONKA TOWNSHIP
FIRE TRUCK BE TABLED UNTIL SUCH TIME THA7 WRITTEN REQUEST IS RECEIVED. CARRIED.
TESAREK MOVED� EMPAPJGER SECONDED� THAT RECOMh�1ENDATION BY THE ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSIO�
DATED 10/31�55 DENYING A USED CAR DEALER LICENSE TO D. W. DACEY AT 517 EXCELSIOR /�VENUE
BE ACCEPTED AND LICENSE DENIED. CARRIED.
NASH MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION BY THE RECREATION AND PARKS COMMISSION
DATED il/[/55 ADVISING THAT REQUEST BY DOUGLAS DUNSHEATH FOR A SKATING RINK ON PROPERTY
AT 253 ASHLEY ROAD HAD BEEN DENIED� BE ACCEPTED AND PLACED ON FILE. CARRIED, �
TESAREK MOVED� N�SH SECONDED� THAT MR. FRISSELLtS VERBAL REPORT ON THE DEVELOPING OF
THE FAIRGROUND PROPERTY AS REQUESTED BY THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BE TABLED. CARRIED.
TESAREK MOVEO? N�SH SECONDEDs THAT MR. FRISSELL�S APPOINTMENT OF DR. H. E. DRILL AS
HEALTH OFFICER� TERA4 ENDING 7/I/56 BE CONFIRMED� CARRIED.
EMPANGER MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT M-0'OR %4ADDEN�S APPOINTMENT OF HOWARD A. PUCK AS A
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH� TERM ENDING 7/(/56 BE CONFIRMED. CARRIED.
TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS AS MADE BY 6'VALTER c1.
RONNEI� M. J. WELDON� GODFREY TOTUSHEK AND GEORGE H. KANSN BE DENIED AND THE CITY CLERK
BE INSTRUCTED TO RETURN LICENSE FEES. CARRIED.
MEETING ADJOURNED.
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CITY OF WOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESO �UTION N0. 63�
AND CONSTRUCTION
A RESOLlJTION ORDERING '1TiE INSTALLATIQN�OF S IDEWALK ON A
PORTION OF TWELFTH AVENUE NORTH. �
WHEREAS, a resolution of the city council adopted the �.th day of
October, �955, . f i xed a date for a hear i ng on the proposed 1 nsta I lat ion -a�5d
consfruction of sidewalk on Twelfth Avenue Norfih on the West side thereof,
between First Street North and Second Street North, also between Third Street
North and State Trunk Highway No. 7, also on theEast side thereof betaveen
Fourth �
�� Street North and State Trunk HigMwa y No. 7, and
WHEREAS, ail propert.y owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for the making of this improvement were given ten dayst published notice of
the council hea�mng through two weekly pt�blications of the required notice an'd
the hearing was held and the property owners heard thereon on the Ist day of
November, �955, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. Such improvement is hereby ordered as proposed in the council
resolution adopted October L�, �955•
2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engtneer, is hereby designated as the
engineer for this improvement. The pians and specifications for the installation
and construction of sidewalk which were prepared for use in the city of Hopkins
during the year that such sidewalk is constructed are hereby approved as the
plans and specifications for maki�g this improvement. The bid which was
accepted by the council of the city of Hopkins for the installation and con-
stru,ction of sidewalk during the year that this sidewaik is constructed, and
and bid
the contract entered into pursuant to such pians and specifications/are hereby
approved and a ccepted as the bid and contract for the making of this improvement.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Nopkins at a regular meeting
thereof heid this Ist day of November, 1955•
A. W. Eimquist,
Secretary of the Council
Fra nk N. INh i tney,
City Attorney
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
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HEI�IEP I N COUNTY, M) NNESOTA
. RESOLUTION N0. 6',,8
A RES4LUTION ORDERING THE INSTALLATI4N OF WATER AND SANITARY
SEWER MAINS ON A PORTION OF JACKSaN AVENUE fdORTH.
WWERE4S, a resolution of the city council adopted the I�th day of
October, 1955, fixed a date for a hearing on the proPosed instailation of
water and sanitary.sewer mains on �ackson Avenue North between Second Street
North and the South boundary line of Lot seven (7) , Block Four(4), West
Minneapolis Center, and
WHEREAS, all property owners whose property is liable to be assessed
for the making of this improvement overe given ten days+ published notice of.
the council hearing through two weekly publications of the required notice and
the
the hearing was held and�property owners heard thereon on the Ist day of
November, 1955, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE I T RESO LVED BY THE COUhfC I L OF THE 'C I TY OF HOPK I NS, M 1 NNESQTA ;
1. The i nsta 1 tat ion of sani tary sewer and raater ma i ns on �ackson
Avenue North between Second Street North and the South boundary Iine of Lot
/ �-� Block Four (1�) ,
� d'°'�.,i 1 seven (�) ,�West Mi nneapo 1 i s Cenfier, i s hereby ordered as proposed i n the
council resolution adopted bctober �, �955•
2. P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engineer, is hereby designated as the
engineer for this improveanent. He shall prepare plans and specifications for
the making of such improvement.
ADOPTED by the councii of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this Ist day of November, 1955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, 1v':.INNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 634
A RESOLUTION PROVt�ING FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF
NEGOTIABLE O�UPON BONDS TO MAIPJTAIN THE PERMANENT IN1PROVE-
/J�ENT REVOLVI NG FUND.
WHEREAS,.the city of Hopkins has heretofore undertaken numberous
I,ocal improvements for which special assessments may be levied against property,
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and
WHEREAS, fihe city has insufficient funds in the Permanent improvement
Revolving Fund to pay the amounfi due on contracts heretofore entered into or
hereafter to be made fmr the construction of said improvements, and
WHEREAS, the city council has determined that it will be'necessary
to provide the sum of �200,000 in said fund for such purposes,
MI�NESOTA:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CIiY OF HOPKINS,
I. In order to provide money in the Permanent lmprovement Revolving
Fund and for the purpose of maintaining said fund, the city shall forthwith
issue and sell its negotiable �oupon Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund bonds
in the aggregate principal amount of �200,000, said bonds to be dated December I,.
�955, to be 200 in number and numbered from I to 200, both inclusive, and in the
denomination of �I,000.00 each, to bear interest,at the rate designated by the
successful bidder, payable semi-annually, and to mature serially on December Ist
in the amount of �10,000.00 in each of the years 1957 and 1958; �15,000.00 in
ea ch of the years 1959 and 1960, and �25,000.00 in ea ch of the years �961 :�o
1966, both inclusive, all without option of prior payment
2. The city.council shall meet at the city hall on Tuesday, the
6th day of December, �955, at 8:00 otclock p.m. for the purpose of opening
and considering sealed bids for the purchase of said bonds, and the city clerk
is authorized and directed to cause notice of sale of said bonds to be given as
provided by law by publication in the official newspaper and in Commercial West,
a financial newspaper published in the city of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Said
notice shall call for sealed bids, at one or more interest rates in multiples
of one-quarter or one-tenth of one per_cent, shall state that the bonds will
( be made payable at any suitable bank or trust company designated by the purcha ser
and that the city will furnish printed bords and approving legal opinfon of
Messrs. Faegre & Benson, 1260 Northwestern Bank Building, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
both without expense to the purchaser, and shall require fihat each bidder shall
furnish a good faith check or bank draft in the sum of at Ieast $�.,000.00. �
ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the council of the city of Hopkins
held on the Ist day of November, �955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney, City Attorney
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION N0. 635
A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF A REPORT ON TFIE
IPISTALLATION OF S.IDEWALK ON A PORTION OF THE WEST SIDE
OF FIFTH AVENUE NORTH.
WHEREAS, it is proposed to construct sidewalk on the West side
of Fifth Avenue North from the North side of l�4innetonka M�ilis Road to the
North tine of Lot "C°, Registered Land �'orvey No. 253, Files of the
Registrar of Titles of Hennepin County, A1Tnnesota, and to assess the
abutting property for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement,
pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. L�29.01 I to L�. i 1 I,
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTAs
Thafi the p�oposed improvemenfi 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 i� a preliminary
way as to whether the proposed improvement is feasible and as to whether it
should best be made as proposed or tn connection with some other improvement,
and the estimated cost of the improvement as recommended.
ADOPT�D by the council of the city of Hopkins at a regular meeting
thereof held this Ist day of November, 1955•
A. lN. Elmquist,
Secretary of the council
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA WAS HELD AT THE CITY
HALL AT 7:00 P.M., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15� 1955.
MEMBERS PRESENT V9ERE MAYOR MADOEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� JOHNSOfV, EMPANGER AND NASH. ALSO
CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND CITY ATTORNEY WHITRIEY.
TESAREK MOVEO, EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES PER SCHEOULE OATED NOVEMBER 15, 1955 IN
TNE AM�UNT OF �110,697.08 BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED.
EMRR4NGER MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED�. THAT OROINANCE #125� "AN ORDINANC E REGULATING DEALERS IN
USED MOTOR VEHICLES IN THE CITY OF HOPKINS, AMENDING ORDINANC E N0. 88, SECTION I, SUBDIVISION
2, AfVD SECTION 5, SUBDIVISION 3°� BE ACCEPTED FOR FIRST READING. CARRIED.
TESAREK MOVED� JQHNS�N SECONDED, THAT REQUEST BY P. D. STANNARD FOR TRANSFER OF OFF SALE
LIQUOR LICENSE FROM NORWOOD LIQUOR STORE, EFFECTIVE AS �F 12/I/55, BE APPROVED SUBJECT TO
APPROVAL BY THE STATE LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSIONER. C,A�RRIED.
JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONOED, THAT THE FOLLOWING LICENSE APPLICATIONS BE GRANTED SUBJECT TO
THE APPROVAL BY THE STATE LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSIONER ON THE nFF SALE INTOXICATING lIQUOR
LICENSES. CARRIED.
BURSCH�S IIQUOR STORE
SHEEHAN�S INC.
ARCHIE�S
BLUE RIBBON BAR
CENTER LIQUOR STORE
P. D. STANNARD - D�B�A KNUTSON�S
HOPKINS IIQUOR STORE
OAK RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB
v. F. w. ;�425
AMERICAN LEGION
ON AND OFF SALE INTOXICATING �IQUOR
ON AND OFF SALE NON-INTOXICATING AAALT LIQUOR
SOFT DRINKS� MILK� CIGARETTES - 2 MECHANICAL
AA4USEMENT DHVICES.
ON AND OFF SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR
ON AND OFF SALE NON-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR
SOFT ORINKS ANQ CIGARETTES
ON AND OFF SALE INTOXICATING L�QIJOR
ON ANO OFF SALE NON-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR
SOFT DRINKS� CIGARETTES
�N AND OFF SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR
ON AND OFF SALE NON-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR
SOFT DRINKS� CIGARETTES AND I MECHANICAL
Aft4USEMENT DEV I CE .
O,FF SALE INTOXICATING �IQUOR
OFF SALE NON-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR
SOFT DRINKS AND CIGARETTES
OFF SALE INTOXICATING LIQUOR
OFF SALE NON-INTOXICATING M,4LT LIQUOR
SOFT DRINKS AND C16ARETTES
OFF SALE INTOXICATING IIQUOR AND SOFT
DRINKS AND CIGARETTES
ON SALE CLUB LIQUOR
ON SALE NON-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR
SOFT DRINKS AND CIGARETTES
ON SALE CLUB LIQUOR
ON AND OFF SALE NON-INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR
SOFT ORINKS� DANCE HALL, CIGARETTES, AND
2 MECFiANICAL AMUSEMENT OEVICES.
ON SALE CLUB LIQUOR
EMPANGER MOVED, J�HNSON SECONDEO,I:THAT REQUEST DATED II/2/55 BY THE KPIIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
COUNCIL #{2232� TO SPONSOR A TURKEY BINGO PARTY ON MONDAY EVENING II/21/55 AT THEIR CLUB
ROOM AT 18 - 7TH AVEIdUE SOUTH� BE GRAIdTED, CARRIEO.
TESAREK MOVED, NASH SECONDED, THAT REQUEST BY NORTHERN STATES POVVER COMPANY FOR PERMISSION
TO PLACE ONE POLE ON JACKSON AVENUE AND FIRST STREET NORTH� ANO TWO ON FIRST STREET NORTH
BETWEEN JACKSON AND MONROE� ALSO ONE IN ALLEY BETWEEN 12TH ANC 13TH AVENUES SOUTH BETWEEN
FIRST STREET AND SECOND STREETS� BE GRANTED, CARRIE�.
JOHNSON MOVED, TESAREK SECONDEC� THAT AMENDMENTS AS OUTLINED IN COMMUNICATION DATED 11�7�55
{ BY MINNETONKA TOWNSHIP WHEREBY THE CITY OF HOPKINS AGREES TO HOUSE THEIR FIRE TRUCK� ALSO
TO ADD TO FIRE PROTECTION LIMITS SO AS TO INCLUDE MEADOWBROOK GOLF COURSE AND AUDIT(�RS SUB-
DIVISION }�337 IN SECTION 2� WHICH IS AREA NORTH OF OAK KNOLL SCHOOL, BE ACCEPTED AND MADE
PART OF CONTRACT DATED I/I/55. CARRIED.
PAGE -2- REGULAR MEET.ING
NOVEMBER 15� 1955
NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED�THAT RESOLUTION #636� "A RESdLUTIQN QRDERING A HEARING QN
PETITION T� VAC�TE THE ALLEYS IN BLf�CKS 52 AND 53, WEST MINNE�PQLIS;_ ALSO P�RTIQNS OF
�- NINTH AVENUE AND T�NTH AVENUE AND RAILR�AD B�ULEVARD", mARKEo ExHIBIT �Ap� BE ADOPTED.
, _ CARRIED. . . . ., _. `. ,
JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDEO� THAT THE FOUR PETITIONS SIGNED.BY f24 RESIDENTS FOR THE
ABANDONMENT OF PRESENT PLANS FOR THE RELOCATION OF HENNEPIN COUNTY HIGHWAY �f8 AND THE !
DEVELOPMENT OF HENNEPIN COUNTY HIGHWAY #3� NORTH OF EXCELSI,OR AVENUE IN THE„CITY OF.HOPKINS
BE REFERREO TO THE ZONING AND PLANNIIVG COMMISSION. CARRIED.
TESAREK MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT THE REQUEST BY THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR
PERMISSION TO AGAIN PLACE THE CHRISTMAS TREE ON 9TH AVENUE SOUTH� SAME LOCATION AS LAST YEAR�
BE GRANTED. CARRIED.
JOHNSON MOVEO� TESAREK SECONDEO� THAT REQUEST BY THE AMERICAN LEGION POST �320 FOR A BEER
LICENSE FOR ONE DAY ONLY� II/18/55 BE GRANTED. CARRIED. „
JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT TWO MEMBERS OF THE CITY'COUNCIL BE AUTHORIZED TO
ATTEND THE AMERICAN {l9UNICIPAL ASSOCIATION CONVENTION AT MIAM1� FLORIDA� 11/27/55 TO fl/30/55.
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A. IN..ELMQUtST� SEC ETARY OF THE COUNCIL
ATTEST:
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F. M..MADOEN� MAYOR
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COIINTY, MINNESOTA
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RESOLUTION N0. 63�
�4 RESOLUTION ORDERING A HEARING ON PETITION TO VACATE
T� �,r�s zN Ha�ocxs 52 a�n 53 s WEST MINNEAPOLIS • ALSO
PORTIONS OF NINTH AVENUE AND TENTH AVENTTE AND RA�LROAD
BOULEVARD.
WHEREAS, the owner of the majority of the pro-
perty abutting upon the following streets and alleys in the citg
of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesota, to-wit:
The alleys in Blocks 52 and 53, West Minne-
apolis; Ninth Avenue and Tenth Avenue North
of Sixth Street South and South of Railroad
Boulevard; Railro�d Boulevard bet�een the
easterly.line of Ninth Anenue and the easter-
��s3ine of Eleventh Avenue;
has petitioned the council of the city of Hopkins to vacate the
same, settir� forth the reasons for such vacation, which petition
is accompan.ied by a plat of the streets and alleys to be vacated
and was verified by the petitioner, and
WI3EREAS, the council of said city deems it ex-
pedient that the matter should be proceeded with; NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED that said petition be f iled oP
record with the city clerk who shell give notice by publication
in the official nevaspaper of the city for four weeks at least
once a week, to the effect that such petition has been filed and
will
atating in brief its ob ject a.nd that the petition.�/° be heard and
conaidered by the council at a re�ular meeting thereof to be held
on the 3rd day of January, �956, at �.:30 o�clock p.m. at the
council chambers in the cit� hall of said city.
ADOPTED by the council of the city of Hopkina
at a regular meeting thereof held this 15th day of November, 1955•
F. M. MADDEN, DQAYOR
A. W. Elmquist, Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney, Citg Attorney
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITIGN TO VACATE THE ALLEYS IN BLOCKS
FIFTY-TU�PO AND FtFTY-THREE, WEST MINNEAPOLIS: AND PORTIONS
OF.NINTH AVENl1E.�,ND TENTH AVENUE AND RAILROAD BOULEVARD.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That a petition has been filed of record
with the Clerk of the city of Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesota, the object
of which is to vacate the follovring streets and alleys in said city, to-wit:
The alleys in Blooks Fifty-two (52) and Fifty-three
(53), West Minneapolis;iNinth Avenue and Tenth Avenue
North of Sixth Street South and South of Railroad
Boulevard; Railroad Boulevard between the easterly tine
of Ninth Avenue and the easterly line of Eleventh Avenue;
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the petition will be heard and
considered by the council at a regular meeting thereof to be held on_ the
�rd day of January, �956, at 7:30 oTclock p.m. at the council chambers.in
the city halt of said city.
Dated November IS, 1955•
A. W. ELMQUIST, CfTY CLERK
, FRANK N. NMITNEY, CITY ATTORNEY
Published in the Hennepin County Review On December I, 8, 15 and
22, �955•
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A JO1NT MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS AND THE ZONING AND PLANNING
COMMISSlON WAS HELD AT THE CITY HALL AT-8:00 P,M,� TUESDAY� NOVEMBER I5� 1955. :
MEMBERS PRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN JOHNSON� NASH� TESAREK AND EMPANGER. ALSO �
ZONIN� AND PLANNING GOMMISSION MEMBERS AS FOLLOWS: CHAIRMAN PERBIX� MEMBERS O�'BRIEN� '
HAGEN� JOHNSON� CITY MANAGER FRISSELL� CITY ENGINEER SIDNEY�'SMITH� CHAMBER OF„COMMERCE '
REPRESENTATIVE FRANK SEFCIK� COUNTY COMMISSIONER EARL AINSVJORTH AND COUNTY ENGINEER •
PEDERSON.
THE PURPOSE OF THIS JOINT AAEETING WAS TO DISCUSS THE PROPOSED RELOCATION OF COUNTY,
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HIGHWAY N0. I8 AND AFTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION� THE FOLL0IYING MOTION WAS INTRODUCE,D. ,,
TESAREK MOVED� J.OHNSON SECONDED� THAT THE SUBJECT OF THE RELOCATION OF COUNTY HIGHWAY
NO�. G8 BE REFERRED TO THE ZONING AND P�ANNING COMDAISSION, CARRIED�.
MEET!"NG ADJOURNED�.
ATTEST:
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PURSUANT T0 DUE CALC AND NOTICE THEREOF� A REGULAR MEETING �F THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS DULY HELD AT THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS IN CITY HALL IN SAID
CITY ON TUESGAY� THE 6TW DAY OF DECEMBER� 1.955, AT 7230 O.�CLOCK P.M,.
, THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS WERE PRESENTt MAYOR F. M. MADDEN� AND COUNCILMEN AS. NASH�
A. J. TESAREK� JOSEPH EMPANGER AND RICHARD S. JOHNSON� AND THE FOLLOVJING WERE ABSENT:
�: l, NONE.
JOHNSON MOVED� TESABEK SECONDED� ?HAT EXPENDITURES PER SCHEDULE DATED DECEMBER 6� f955
IN THE AMOUNT oF $I6,505.2� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED.
TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED�_ THAT ORDINANCE NO. I25� �A� fIRDINANCE REGULATING
DEALERS [N US�D MOTQR VEHfCLES IN THE CIT.Y aF HQPK[NS, AMEND�ING ORDINANCE NQ. 88,
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SEC�TION_ [�JB_DIVISIQN 2 AND SECTIQN 6_ SUBDIVI$IQN 3 BE ACCEPTED FOR
THEREOF AND PUBL I SHED ACCORD I NG TO LAW. CARR I ED. ������� �"` �'
JOHNSON MOVED� NASH SECONOED� THAT A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZfNG THE EXECUTION OF A LICENSE '
� AGREEMENT 6U1'TH MINNEAPOLIS AND ST..l.OUIS RACLWAY COP,APANY�.COVERING THE RIGHT TO CONSTRUCT�
RECONSTRUCT� MAINTAIN� REPAIR AND USE ABOUT C48 FEET OF CONCRETE 12° SEU'JER P�PE IN +
HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� MARKED EXHIBIT �Dn� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED. ,,.
EMPANGER ��Si(�t�K TESAREK SECONDEO� THAT REQUEST BY THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL �2232
FOR PERMISSION TO CONDUCT A WRESTLING MATCH AT THE HIGH SGHOOL ON THURSDAY� JANUARY_26�
[956 AT 8 P.M..�.BE GRANTED.. CAf�RIED.
NASH MOVED� EMPANGER SECONOED� ORDINANGE NO. (27� "AN tIf2DINANCE VA�ATING P�RTI€1N fiF
VAN BUREN AVENUE AND CERTAIN ALLEYS AMENOING QRDINARCE N�. 86 QF THE CITY,�2F H�PKfNS",
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BE ACCEPTED FOR FIRST P.EADING. CARRIED`. .,
NASH MOVED� EMPANGE� SECONDED� THAT THE CHAt�BER OF COMMERCE REQU.EST FOR PERPAISS.ION TO
CO(dSTRUCT A PIATFORM ON 9TH AVENUE� JUST NORTH OF THG CFiRISTMAS .TREC� FOR THE PURPOSE
OF CONLUCTING A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM ON [2/f2/55, ANO THAT EXCELSIOR AVENUE BE CLOSED TO
TRAFFIC FROM 8TH TO IOTH AVENUES� BE GRANTEO. CARRIED.
AT 8;00 O�CLOCK P.M,. THE MAYOR ANNOUNCED THAT THIS 1VAS THE.TIME;AND PLACE FOR THE
OPENING OF BIDS FOR THE PURCHASE OF �200�000 PERMANENT If�9PROVEMENT REVOLVING FUND BONDS
OF THE CITY ADVERTISEC FOR SALE IN ACCORDANCE UVITH RESOLUTION N0. 634 ADOPTED
NOVEMBER f, f955. THE SECRETARY OF THE COUNCIL THEN PRESENTED AFFIDAVITS SHOWING
PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF SALE IN THE QFFICIAL NE�NSPAPER AND IN COMMERCIAL UVCST:� A .
FINANCIAL'PAPER PUBLISHED IN MINNEAPOLIS� MINNESOTA� WHICH AFFIDAVITS WERE EXAMItJED AND .=
FOUND SATISFACTORY AND ORDERED PLACED ON FILE.
THE C1TY MANAGER RERORTED THA? THREE SEALEO BIDS HAO BEEN RECEIVED. THESE WERE THEN
OPENED� TABUI.ATED AND FOUND TO BE AS FOLLOMdS:
NAME OF BIDDEP, .INTEREST RATE
FIRST NAT�IONAL BANK� HOPKINS�MINNESOTA�- 3°�
FIRST NAT�ONAL BANK� MINNEAPOLIS� MINN�
ESOTA� FIRST NATIOfJAL BANKr ST. PAULi
N1INNESOTA; MANNHEIMER�EGAN�.ING.ST. PAUL�
MINNESOTA. -
PIPEft�JAFFRAY 8c HOPWOOC�NORTH�NESTERN 3.25%t2�[�57 THROUGH
NAT I ONAL BANK OF HOPK i NS; ALI. I SON-bV I LL I AMS f 960; 3� �- I2� t�61
COMPANY� J. M. DAIN c� COMPANY AND NORTH^' THROUGH.�963�.2.9�0
WESTERN NATIONA� BANK OF MINPIEAPOLIS. �2�i�64 THROl1GH f966
E. J. PRESCOTT � COMPANY� KALPAAN AND 2.50� -I957�60; 3� � i96I
COMPANY�INC.� JURAN AND MOODY� PAINE�WEB[3ER� 66� PWS I.2�o—f956�57
JACKSON 8c CURT 1 S. ,
AMOUNT OF BID
$200,747.50
'�200,000.00
$200,000.00
COl9NCILMAN TESAREK THEN INTRODUCED RESOLUTION IVO. 637, BEING nA RESOLUTION AtNARDING
THE SALE OF �200�000.00 PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT REVOLVI•NG FUND BONDSi� �ATTACHED EXHIFiIT
i�Ap� AND MOVED ITS ADOPTION. ., .-
THE.MOTION FOR THE ADOPTION OF THE FOREGOING RESOLUTION WAS DULY SECONDED BY COUNCIL"
"11AN NASH� AND UPON VOTE BEING TAKEN THEREON THE FOLLOWING VOTED IN FAVOR THEREOF�
MAYOR.F. M. IJIADDEN AND COUNCILME(V A. S. NASH� A. J. TESAREK� JOSEPH Efv1PANGEF AND
(�IGHARD S. JOHNSON� AND THE FOLLOtNiNG VOTED AGAINST THE SAME; NONE� VJHEREUPON SAID
RESOLl7TION WAS DECLARED DULY PASSEO ANO ADOPTED� AND THE MAYOR BEING PRESENT AFFIXED
HIS SIGNATURE THERETO IPJ APPROVAL THEREOF.
����`�•� COUNCILMAN JOHNSON 1NTROCUCED RESOLU710N N0. 638, BEING nA RESOLUTION FIXING THE FORM
AND SPECIF'ICATIONS OF �200�000 PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT REVOLVING FUND BONOS� DIRECTING
THEIR EXECUTION AND DELIVERY AND LEVYING A TAX FOR THEIR PAYMENT° ��ATTACHED EXHIBIT �
°B�� AND MOVED ITS ADOPTION. .. ..
THE MOTION FOR THE.ADOPTION OF THE FOREGOING RESOLUTION WAS DULY SECONDED BY COUNCI.L�
P�IAN NASH� AND UPON VOTE BEING TAKEN•THEREON THE FOLLOWING VOTED IN FAVOR THEREOF.;
MAYOR F. M. MADDEN AND COUNCILMAN A. S. NASH� A. J.•TESAREK� JOSEPH EMPANGER AND
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REGULAR tv1EETING �+ DECEtJIBER 6� 1955
RICHARD S. JOHNSON� AND THE FOLLO�VING VOTED AGAINST TFIE SAME� NONE� NlHEREUPON SAID
RESOLUTION WAS DECLARED DULY PASSED AND ADOPTED� AN� THE MAYOR BEING PRESENT AFFIXED
HIS SIGNATURE THERETO IN APPROVAL TFiEREOF.
NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT COMMUNICATION DATED I2/5/55 BY THE ZONING AND
PLANNING COMMI�LSION PERTAINING TO VACATING OF STREETS AND ALLEYS PETITIONED FOR BY THE
MINNEAPOLIS MOl.INE COMPANY BE PLACED ON FILE AND h/IR..FRISSELL TO CONTACT THE MINNEAPOLIS
MOLINE COMPANY AS TO RIGHTo'OF—WAY ON SOUTH PART OF LOT S� BLOCK 53� WEST MINNEAPOLIS.
CARRIED.
NASH MOVED� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT RESOLUTION �639,:"q RES�LUTiQN RECEIVfNG A REPQRT
ON THE FNSTALLATION OF SlDEWALK O�N A P(1RTIQN OF_TNE'WEST StDE OF FIFTH AVENUE NQRTH
AND CpLCING HEARING THEREf2N°# MARKED EXHIBIT uE°� BE ADOPTED. CARRIED.
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TESAREK MOVEO� EMPANGER SECONDED� THAT CLAIM FOR.D�MAGES FOR PERSONAL .INJURY DATED
t2/5/55 AS FII.ED BY OLGA LINO BE REFERRED TO CITY MANAGER FRISSELL AND CITY ATTORNEY
WHITNEY fOR CHECKING AND REPORT. CARRIED.
EMPANGER 11110VED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT PJIR. FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO ARRANGE FOR THE
CITY EMPLOYEESt`'ANNUAL REC06NITION DINNER. CARRIED.
MEETING ADJOURNED.
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RESOLUTION N0. 637
A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE-SALE OF $200�,000
PERNIANENT IMPROVEMENT. REVOLVING FUND BONDS
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Hopkins, Minnesota, that the bid of Fi rst Nat i ona I Bank, Hopk i ns,
Mu�nnesota; First National Bank, Minneapolis, Minnesota; First National Bank,
St. Paul, Minnesota; Mannheimer-Egan, tinc., St. Paul, Minnesota;
to purchase $200,000 Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund
Bonds as advertised for sale pursuant to a resolution of this
council passed November 1, 1955� bearing interest as follows:
3� per annum, payable semi-annually June I and �ecember l, in ea ch year,
is hereby found to be the most �'avorable bid received, and shall
be and is hereby approved and accepted.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the city manager shall
return the good faith checks of all unsuccessful bidders and
retain the check of the purchaser until delivery of the bonds.
Passed December�6, 1955
Filed and attested this
6th day of December, 1955
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
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Resolution N0. 638
A RESOLUTION FIXING THE FORM AND SPECIFICATIONS
OF �200,000 PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT RE�TOLVING FUND
BONDS, DIRECTING THEIR.EXECUTION.AND DELIVERY AND
LEVYING A.TAX FOR.THEIR PAYMENT.
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Hopkins, Minneso�a, as follows:
1. The City.of Hopkins shall farthwith issue and deliver
its negotiable coupon Permanent Improvement Revolving
Fund Bonds in the aggregate principal amount of $200,000, dated
December l,. 1955�a, said bonds to be 200 in number and numbered 1
to 200, both inclusive, in the denomination of $1,000 each, to
bear interest as follows:
3/ per annum, .
payable semiannually on the lst day of June and the lst day of�
December in each year, and to mature serially on December lst in
the years and amounts as follows: $10,000 in 1957eand 1.958�
$15,000 in 1959 and 1g60 and $25,000 in 1961 to 1966, both inclusive,
all without option of prior payment.
2. Both principal and interest will be payable at the main
office of a
and the city shall pay the reasonable charges of said bank for
its services as paying agent.
3. The bonds and the interest coupons to be attached thereto
shall be in substantially the following form:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
CITY OF..HOPKINS
No . , � $.l , 000
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT REVOLVING FUND BOND �oF 1955.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That the City of Hopkins,
a municipal corporation of Hennepin County, State of.Minnesota,
hereby acknowledges itself to be indebted and for value received
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promises to pay to bearer on the lst day of Deeember, 19 ,
without option of prior�payment „ the principal sum of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and to pay interest thereon from the date hereof until the
principal sum is paid at the rate of
31 per annum,
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interest to maturity payable semiannually on the lst day of June and
the lst day of December in each year in accordance with and upon
presentation and surrender of the interest cotzpons hereto attached
as they severally become due. Both principal and interest are
payable at the main office of
Fi'rst National Bank, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
in any coin or currency of the United States of America which at
the.time of payment is legal tender for public and private debts,
and for the prompt payment of such principal and interest as they
respectively become due the full faith, credit and taxing powers of
the�; city have been and are hereby irrevoeably pledged.
This bond is one of an issue in the total principal amount
of $200,000, all of like date and tenor except as to maturity and
interest rate, all of which are issued for the Permanent Improvement
Revolving Fund to pay for any improvements, the cost of which is ^
to be assessed against benefited property pursuant to Section 7.1�
of the Home Rule Charter of the city and by authority of a resolution
adopted by four-fifths vote of the city council, and pursuant to
and in full conformity with the Constitution and Laws of the State
of Minnesota and the charter of said city.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED That all acts, conditions
and things required by the.Constitution,and,Laws of the State of
Minnesota and the Home Rule charter of the city to be done, to happen
and to be performed precedent to and in the issuance of this bond
have been done, have happened and have been performed in regular and
due f orm, time and manner; that prior to the issuance hereof a
dire ct annual irrepealable ad valorem tax has been levied upon all
of the taxable property within the city suff icient to pay and for
the purpose of paying this bond and interest thereon when due and
additional taxes may be levied if required for such purpose without
limitation as to rate or amount:, and that this bond, together with
all other indebtedness of the city outstanding on the date of its
issuance, does not exceed any constitutional, statutory or charter
limitation thereon, '
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City of Hopkins, Hennepin County,
Minnesota, has.caused this bond to be signed in its behalf by its
Mayor and City Manager and its corporate seal to be hereunto
affixed and the attached interest coupons to be executed by the
facsimile signatures of said officers, all as of December 1, 1955•
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On the lst day of June (December), 19 , the City of
Hopkins, Hennepin County, Minnesota, will pay to bearer at the
main office of
the sum of DOLLARS f or interest then
due on its Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund Bond dated
December l, 195�, No. .
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�+. The city manager shall cause the bonds to be printed at
the expense of the city, and the bonds shall be executed
on behalf-of the city by the mayor and city manager and shall be
sealed with the corporate seal of the city, and the interest coupons
shall be executed and authenticated by the printed facsimile
signatures of said officers. When the bonds have be�n executed
they shall be delivered to the purchaser thereof upon receipt of
the purchase price and the purchaser shall not be obligated to see
to the proper application thereof beyond its payment to the city.
The said proceeds shall be paid into the Permanent Improvement
Revolving Fund and used to reti�e warrants drawn on said fund.
5. The full faith and credit of the city is hereby irrevocably
pledged to the prompt and full payment of the principal of
and interest on said bonds as such principal and interest become due.
6. There is hereby created a separate sinking fund for the
payment of the principal and interest on said bonds, known
as the-"Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund Bonds of Z955 Sinking
Fund", and into which shall be paid the proceeds of the f ollowing
levies and such other sums as may be directed to be used for the
payment of said bonds and out of which fund there shall be paid the
interest on and principal of said bonds as such principal and
interest become due, and said fund shall be used for no other
purpose until all of said bonds have been paid.
7. In compliance with Minnesota Statutes and in order to
provide moneys for the payment of the principal and interest
on said bonds, there shall be and is hereby levied upon all the
taxable property in the city a direct, annual ad valorem �ax to be
spread upon the tax rolls and collected with and as a part of other
general city taxes in the years and amounts as follows:
Year.
�956
� 957
� 958
� 959
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Levy
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i6,5oo�00
2t,5oo.00
21,000.00
3i,000.00
Year
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�30,300.00
29,400.00
28;700.00
27,900.00
27,ioo.00
Said levy shall be irrepealable provided that when and if other
moneys are available in the special sinking fund to pay the principal
and interest, the city manager shall certify such amount to the
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County Auditor of Hennepin County on or before October lOth in
� any year and direct him to reduce or cancel said levies. �.
8. The secretary of the council is hereby directed to
cause a copy of this resolution, certified,by the
secretary,:to be filed in the office of the County Auditor of
Hennepin County and to obtain from him the certificate required
by law.
9. The secretary of the council, city manager, city clerk
and city treasurer shall prepare and furnish to the
purchaser of the bonds, and to the attorneys approving the issue,
certified copies of all proceedings and records�relating to the
issuance of said°bonds and such other certificates as may be required
to show the right, power and authority of the city to issue the
same and said certified copies and certificates shall be deemed
representations of the city as to all facts stated therein..
Passed.December 6, 1955
Filed and attested this
day of December, �955
Attest �
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CITY OF HOPKINS
WENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
ORD I NAf�E NO . I 2 5
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AN ORDINANC REGULATING DEALERS IN USED MOTOR VEHICLES
IN THE CIT OF HOPKINS; AMENDIMG ORDINANCE N0. 88,
SECTION , SUBDIVISION 2, and Section 5, SUBDIVISION 3.
Section I. Ordioance No. 88, Section 1, Subdivision 2, is amendeci
to read;
Subdivision 2. Any person, co-partnership or corporation desiring
a license to engage in business as a dealer in used motor vehicles shall make
application in writing to the city manager setting forth the name and address
of the applicant, the names and addresses of the partners if the,aPplicant be
a partnership, and the a�ames and addresses of the officers and stockholders if
the applicant be a corporation, and further setting forth the location where
such business is to be carried on, and such further information as the city
manager may require, and shall pay to the city an annual license fee of �100.00.
Section 2. Ordinance No. 88, Section 5, Subdivision 3, is amended
to read:
Subdivision 3. If motor v�hicles are displa yed for sale on an out-
door parking lot, the area used for this purpose shall be treated with a
bituminous or other dust fr.ee surface and shall be suitably illuminated for
night use.
FIRST READ AT a regular meeting of the council of the city of Mopkins
�i�ld on the I�th day of November, 1955, and finally read and adopted at a
. regular meeting of the council of said city held on the 6th day of December,
�955• �
F. M. MADDEN, MAYnR
�. W. Elmquist,
�ecretary of the CounciJ
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
Published in the Hennepin County Review on December 8, t955•
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CIT�' QF HOPKtNS
WE1VN�'P 1�1 CC3UM'Y, 1�A1 Nf�S4YA
oRDtNANCE N�. !25
��i ��aDtA1��,�r'E �Ertlt�TiN� J�atERS �.N US�D A�fTOR dEHICf.�S
R N i'�iL C j�Y`�F HCPK 1 N� � AME� 1 t+�i +bRpf NAN�C N0. 88,
S�C7'10hJ 1, SU�DiViSbON �. �n� �ecttvtt �, SLtBDtViS10lV �}.
� � 3ec1� i or� 1. Oe�d i t�anc� Alo. 88, �eci i on 1, 5t�bd 1 v i s1 on � t i s.a�ende�d
to read:
5ubdivP�for� 2, Any per�on, co-partnership or corporat#car� de9ir1ng
. a j� cr3n�e to eng�c�Q � r� b�� i nes� as ��' dea t�r i n vsQd ��rbfor' veh l c�es sF�a t I mmkQ
�rppb€cafiior� in �rritir►g ta.#�he cifiy m�r�eger se��it�g fori�h .the name ant! �ddress
' o� #he eppf �cant, fihe narse� a�d e�ddress�s e�� the par�kriers i,B �he appllcant t�e
e par f�erst� i p, end tlh� �+arr.a� a�d �ddres�e� o f �he bi f i cer� a�d staekho iders i f
� �h� spplicanfi be � corQora�ior�, and €t�r�h�r se�tir�g for#h the laca#�ton wher�
� suck� busfn�s9 ts to be carri�d.vn, and such f+urfher informa�ion �s tMe ci!`y
m�nag�r mo�r requfre, �r�d sh�El pay to the ciPy �n armuat t�canse fe� af �t00�40.
S�ci��on 2• OP�d6nert� �to. $g, Se�rion �, Suhdtvisioct 3�, is emended
#o read r .
Sui�d#visibn 3. 1f c�otor vehicles are dlspiayeci gor sale or� an out•*
cloor- parkir�g IQt, the ar��f used foa� �hi� }�urpose �h�fi be �rQaf�d w�f�l� a
t�i �tr� i nous or c��her dus� �re� �z�r�r�c� and sha i t#9e su P 4�� l y i t It�r� i� i��d �Fc�r
nigh#� us�. •
+= it�S'i t�E�� Ai' a regu �ar meca� i ng o€ the counoi ! oi i�he ci t y of Hapk ins
tr�t�i 3n the E�fifi d�y o� �foverub�r',� t955. and finalty re�ad and adopted t�# e
reguta�r meei��r�g �f the cour►ct! af said ci�y haid +�n �h3 6th day of �ecember�,,
iy55.
F. l.l. /,aADD��d, f�iAYOR
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Secrete�ry of ttao �o�,nct j
Fr�nk �!. �:7a1 �ney,
C � ty A� fiorr�ey
Pc�b! #she� dr� �he Hea�n�apin Couraty F2ev��w a� December �, 19��,
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Resolution authoriz3.ng the execution
of a license agr�ement w3.th The h�inne�
apolfs $ St. Louis Railway Company
eovering the right ta construct, re�on-
struct� inain�ain, repair, and use abaut 14B' of
concrete 1$." sewer pipe in Hopkins� Minnesota.
At s �regtalar meeting
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Hopk9.ns, the following resol+atian
and adopted by the sa�d Counc�.la
of the �ouncil. o� the City of
was daaly and legally made� seconded
WI�REAS. the Co�ncil of the City of Hopkins has re-
quested permission of The Mfnneapolis 8� St. Louis Raflway Company
to constrcact, reconstr�act� ma�ntain, repair� and use, at the City's
own sale cast and expense, aboc�t 148 feet of concr�te 1&i" sewer pipe
a2ong the so►athwesterly side .of the 1�ailway' s right of way between the
west line of 10�h Av�nue and the east ailey line in alock 78, Hopkins�
Hennepin County, Mfnnesota; a�d
WI��REAS, there was presented to the Coc�ncil a draft of
�roposed license agreement bearing the legend at the top of the page
11-�30�55" covering such construction, etc., of ,said sewer pipe,
which draft was reviewed by the Councfl members present. .
BE IT RESOLVED by the said Gity Council of �opkins,
Hennepin County, Minnesot�, that the Mayor and Cl�rk of the Council
be and are hereby authorized and directed �o execute a 13cense agree�
ment between the �ity of Hopkins and The Minn�apolis 8 S�. Louis
Ra�,�way Company, subs�antially in the form of the draft exhibited at
this meetfng� cover�.ng the right of the City �o constr�ct, re�onstruct'
m�intain� repair. and use, at the City's own sole cost and expense,
about 1�48 feet of concrete 1�," sewer �ipe along the southwesterly side
of the Railway's right of way between the west line of lOth Avenue and
the east �17.ey line in B1ock 78, Nopkins, Hennepin County� l�innesota.
STATE �� MINNESOTA
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CQUNTY OF NLNM�PIN
I � ,,,, __, �i� C � �n � u % S 7 ; _____, the duly elected
and �ct9.ng City �lerk of Hopkins, Hennepin County. Minnesota, do
hereby certify that I ha+�e caref ully compared the copy of the above
re�ole�tion with the original of such �esolution as the same was
adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins at its meet�ng
duly and legally called and held on the �_ day of ,DEtE,�ngE'n �
1955� as the same is now recorded in the official minu�e boak of the
�ity in my off3.ce, and that �he same is a true and correct copy of
the �v�o1e thereof .
IN V�ITNESS Y3HEFtEOF, I ha e hereunto set my h�ind and the
official seal of said City this � day of ��, 1955.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, Pl�INNESOTA
RESOLUf ION NO . 639
A RESOLUTION RECEIVING A REPORT ON THE INSTALLATION OF
S I DEWA LK ON A PORT I ON OF THE 4VEST S I DE OF F I F7H AVENUE
NORTH AND CALLING HEARING THEREON.
WHEREAS, by resolution number 635 adopted by the councii of the
city of Hopkins on November I, 1955, the council referred to the city engineer
the mafiter of consfiructing sidewaiks on the West side of Fifth Avenue North
from the North side of Minnetonka Mills Road to the Norfih line of Lot "C",
Registered Land Survey No. 253, Files of the Registrar of Titles of Nennepin
County, Minnesota, and
V�lHEREAS, pursuant to said resolution, a report has been prepared by
P. S. Sidney-Smith, city engir�eer, with reference thereto in which report the
city engineer recommends that said s�Ldewalk be constructed and installed on
the YVest side of Fifth Avenue North from the North side of Minnetonka Mi.11s
Road and running northerly a distance of5la0�8feet in order to connecfi with
existing sidewalk on the North thereof, and this report vras received by the
council on December 6, 1955, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CIIY OF HOPKINS, MINNESOTA:
I. The council will consider the construction and installation of said
sidewalk in accordance with the report and recommendation of the.city engineer
and the assessment of abut-ting property for all or a porfiion of the cost of the
improvement pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. L�2g.011 to 1�29.111, at an estimated
total cost of the improvemeni- of �1,671.31. _
2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on the
third day of January, 1956, in the council chambers in the city hall:at 7:30
otclock p.m, and the clerk shall give pub(ished 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 6th day of December, 1955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
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HENNEPIN CAUNTY, MINNESOTA
NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE INSTALLATION OF SIDEWALK ON A
PORTION OF THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTH AVENUE NORTH.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the city council of the city of Hopkins
will meet in the council chambers of the city hal) at 7:30 o+clock p.m. on
,lanuary 3, �956, to consider the matter of installing and constructing side-
walk on the Nlest side of Fifth Avenue North from the North side of Minnetonka
Mills Road and running Northerly a distance of5�0:8feet in order to connect
with existing sidewalk on the North thereof, pursuant to M.S.A., Secs. 1.�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 �1,671.31.
Such persons as desire to be heard with reference to the proposed impr.ovement
will be heaad at this meeting.
SIDNEY S. FRISSELL, CITY MANAGER
FRANK N. WHITNEY, CITY ATTORNEY
Published in the Hennepin County Review on December 15 and 22, �955•
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A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS�.MINNESOTA WAS HELD IN THE CITY
HALL AT ?L30 P.M.� .TUESDAY� DECEMBER 20� 1955.
RRESENT WERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEN TESAREK� NASH AND JOHNSON� ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELI
AND CITY ATTORNEY,WHITNEY. .
TESAREK MOVED� NASH SECONDED� THAT EXPENDITURES FER SCHEDULE DATED DECEMBER 20� I955� -1N
THE AMOUNT OF �23�.700,69� BE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT. CARRi'EO�. ,
TESAREK MOVEO�.NASH SECOMDED� THAT THE FOLLOWING LICENSE APPLICATIONS BE �RANTED. CARRIED. �
HOWARD W�. ALKIRE D�B�A COUNTRY CLUB MARKET �23.00 OFF SALE NON�'INTOXICATING MALT LlQUOR� 'I
� MI�K ANO CIGARETTES.
PERCY VILLA & RICHARD J, STROCHOTA « D�B�A �97.00 ON AND OFF SALE NON'+INTOXICATING MALT '.
LIBERTY BAR . LIQUOR� ,SOFT DRINK� AND OPERATES TWO
NOTES STROCHOTA IS BUYING OUT JOHN DEOTIS MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICES� �5 BALL ,
AND CIGARETTES.
HOVANDERS FOODS� _1NC.
�28,00
SAM 8c GEO. KANAN �+ D�B�A KAREL'tS RESTAUIRANT �68.00
ARLO P�, LEE �+`D�B�A LEE=S EAST END MARKET �28,00
LEN MII:BERT � D�B�A MILBERT.�`S STORE
NATIONAL TEA COMPANY
REO OWL STORES
WALTER J. RONNEI O�B�A RONNYr'S
�OP1AL0 A. BERGLUND D�B�A BERGLUND GROCERY
HERBERT A, BE3EKE D�B�l4 CLUB CAFE
ED VISKA D�B�A MILK HOU�E
M. J. WELDON D�B�A MATTtS CAFE
$78.00
$23'.00
$28,00
OFF SALE NON�►tNTOXICAT.ING MALT
L14UORS� MILK� CIGARETTES AND SOFT
DR 1 NKS�,
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OFF SALE NON'�INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR� �
SOFT DRINKS� MILK AND CIGARETTES.
ON AND OFF SALE NON�INTOXICATING MALT
LIQUOR� SOFT DRINKS�•MILK AND �
CIGARETTES.
OFF SALE NON"INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR=.
MILK AND CIGARETTES.
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OFF SALE NON'�INTOXICATING MALT LfQUOR�
SOFT DRINKS� CIGARETTES AND MILK�.
ON AND OFF SALE NON�+'INTOXICATING MALT
LIQUOR� SOFT DRINKS�.MILK AND
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SOFT DRINKS�.MILK AND CIGARETTES�.
�98,00 ON AND OFF SALE NONw'INTOXICATING MALT
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TESAREK MOVEO��NASH SECONDEO� TNAT COMMUNICATION DATED [I/t5/55 BY JAMES MCNELL'IS� SECRETARY
OF THE SOUTH4YESTERN FII�E LEAGUE ADDRESSED TO THE HOPKINS FIRE CHIEF� PERTAINING TO THE
U. S. AIR FORCE AT WOl.O CHAMBERLAIN AIR FIELD JOINING THE SOUTHWESTERN FIRE LEAGBE� BE
PLACED.ON FILE AND TNAT THE COUNCI� GO ON RECORD AS BEING IN FAVOR OF THEIR JOINING THE
LEAGUE. CARRIED�. ,
JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT REQUEST BY NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY FOR PERM
M1'SSION TO PLACE ONE �1} POLE ON WASHINGTON AVENtJE SOUTH�.BETWEEN EXCELSIOR AVENeE AND THE
M, & ST.:L..RAILROAD TRACKS BE GRANTED� SUBJECT TO APPROVAL BY'THE CITY ENGINEER�. CARR`1£D;
,NASH MOVED�-TESAREK SECOND.ED�,THAT ORDFNANCE #C27�.AAN ORDINANCE VAGATING A PORTfQN�OF �
VqN � BUREN AVENUE � ANO � CERTA! N' ALLEYS, AMENb 1 NG„ORD I NJjNC E, #86. OF , THE C 1 TX OF HORK I NS" �. MARKED
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b READING THEREOF AND PUBLILSHED ACCORDJNG TO LAW�,,AND
EXH-IBIT_pAA BE ACCEPTED FOR SECON ._ . _..
TMAT ORD,� NANCE �86 ADOPTED 5/5%53� BE NOT PUBL I SHED�, CARR I ED�,
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REGULAR MEETING [2/20/55
NASH MOVED� JOHNSON SECONOED� THAT ORDINANCE �94� °pN C3RDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF
THE ALLEY IN BLOCK ONE� WEST MINNEAPOLIS CENTER"� wHICH WAS ADOPTED 9�1�53� BE Now
ORDERED �UBLISH�D. CARRIEO.
TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT ORDINANCE #I29� °AN ORDINANCE REGULpTING DEALERS
IN USED MOTOR VEHICLES IN THE CITY QF HQPKINS; AMENDING ORDINANCE #88, SECTION THREE,
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THEREQF",� BE ACCEPTED FOR FII�ST READING. CARRIED.
JOHNSON MOVEO� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT COUNCILMAN A. S. NASH BE REAP�OINTEO TO THE
RECREATION AND PARKS COMMISSION FOR A 7HREE YEAR TERM� [/t/56 � t/I/59. CARRIED.
TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONOED� THAT MAYOR MADDEfVtS REAPPOINTMENT OF ROSS L�. THORFINNSON
A�/A MEMBER OF THE POLICE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FOR A THREE YEAR TERfJI� t/I/56 � L/[/59�
BE CONFIRMED. CARRIED.
NA�H MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT EM�LOYEE�S SURETY BONDS COVERING THE FOLLOWING ENW
PLOYEES AS RECOMMENDEO BY CITY MANAGER FRISSELL.� BE APPROVED. CARRIED.
SIDNEY S. FRISSELI� CITY MANAGER� �10�000.00� SIDNEY S�. FRISSELL� CITY TREASURER�
$40�000.00� A. W. ELMQUIST� DE�UTY TREASURER� �25�000.00; MARTIN J. VAMEK� CLERK OF
COURT� �I�OOO.00j H. A. PUBK� SUPERINTENDENT OF rOLICE� `�I�000.00; ROSALIE LEARY� CASHIER�
�I�000.00; L. A. HARRIS� P26CREATION DIRECTOR� �Ii000.00._
TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT oRoINANCE #[28� °AN ORDINANCE RELATING TQ WATER RATE
CHARGES piND AMENOING ORDINANCE #38� SECTION 8� �JBDIVISION 3�° BE ACCEPTED FOR FII�ST
READING. CARRIED. _ .
JOHNSON MOVED� NASN SECONDED� THAT MR. FRISSELL BE AUTHORIZED TO NEGOTIATE AN OPTION
WITH GEORGE JAS�ERSOIV FOR THE NECESSARY LAND REQUIRED FOR THE PROPOSED RELOCATING OF
COUNTY ROAD �3. CARRIED.
MEETING ADJOURNED.
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CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
� ORDINANCE N0. 127.
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AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF VAN BUREN
AVENUE AND CERTAIN ALLEYS; AMENDING ORDINANCE
NUMBER 86 OF THE CITY OF HOPRIN5.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City oP Hopkins;
Section 1. Ordinance No. 86 of the City of Hopkins,
S�ction 1 thereof, is amended to r ead:
Section l. Van Buren Avenue from the north line of
First Street North to the south line of Second Street North;
the alley in Block 2, West �i�eapolis Center; and that portion
of the alley in Block l, West Minneapolis Center, lying south of
�� the north line extended of Lot Five (5) in said block�and each of
them, are hereby vacated.
First read at a re�ular meetin� of the Council of the
City of Hopkins held on the 6th day of December, 1955, and finallg
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read and unanimously adopted at a meeting of the Council
of said city held on the 2� daq of December, i955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
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A. 11�. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. VPhitney,
Citg Attorney
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Published in the Hennepin County Review December �, 1955•
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCII. OF THE C(TY OF HOPKINS� MINNESOTA� WAS HELD OPJ VJEDNESDAY���._
[2/28/55 AT ?:30 P.M�. IN THE CfTY HALL. ,,
PRESENT YJERE MAYOR MADDEN� COUNCILMEI�.NASH�..TESAREK� JOHNSONi ALSO CITY MANAGER FRISSELC
AND CITY ATTORNEY L^JHITNEY.
�. TESAREK MOVED� NASi-1 SEGONDED� THAT. ORDINANCE N0. C29� "qN OROINANCE REGULATING DEALERS.tN
THEREQF � MARKED ES IN THp q�TY OF.HOPKINS;�AMENDING ORD[NANCE � ON 3
USED MOTOP, VEHICLE �� NUMBER 88 SECTI
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XHIBIT A BE ACCEPTED FOR SECOND READING THEREOF AND PUBLISHEO ACCORD4
1NG T0 I,.AW. CARR IED. .. ,
TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT ORDINANCE NO. I28� "AN qRDINANGE RELATING TO V1IATER
RqTE CHARGES AND q(t7EN01NG QR0lNANCE NUAI6ER 38, SECTION B�.,SUBDIV,ISION 3� MARKED EXH18(T
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°B°'� BE ACCEPTED FOR SECOND READING 'CHEREOF AND PUBLISHED ACGORDING TO`LAW. CARRIED,
TESAREK MOVED� JOHNSON SECONDED� THAT.THE SECRETARY OF THE COUNC�lL BE ,INSTRUCTED T0
NOTIFY THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THAT IT "IS,THE OPINION OF THE COUNCIL MEMBERS THAT
THE PRESENT LOCATION BE.ING USED FOR THE ANNUAL CNRISTMAS TREE ON 9TN AVENUE� JUST SOUTH
OF EXCELSIOR AVENUE� IS NOT THE BEST LOCATION FOR SUCH TREE ANO THAT IN THE FUTURE SOME �
OTHER SITE SHOULD BE RECOMMENDEO FOR COPlSIDERATION. CARRIED.
JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE t956 SALARY SCHEDULE� MARKED EXHIBiT nC° BE
APPROVED. CARRIED.
JOHNSON MOVED� TESAREK SECONDED� THAT THE EPdPLOYEE�S NlORKING AGREEfJIENT FOR i956, MARKED
EXHIBIT nDn� BE APPROVED. CARRIED.
FAECTING ADJOURNED,
ATTEST:
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CITY OF NOPKINS
HENNEP I N CO UNTY, M I NNESOTA
ORDINANCE NUMBER 129
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING DEALERS IN USED MOTOR VEHICLES
IN THE CITY OF HOPKINS; AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 88,
SECTION 3 THEREOF.
BE I T ORDA I NED BY TNE COtJNC I L OF THE C I TY OF HOPK I NS :
Section I. Ordinance Number 88, Section 3, is amended by adding
after Subdivisions I and 2 theceof, a new subdivision reading as follows:
Subdivision 3. Such application�for license shall be accompanied
by a corporate surety bond executed by the applicant as prfncipal and by a
surefi y company as surety and conditioned that the principal shall indemnify
any and all persons, �birms or corporations for any direct loss suffered by
dishonesty on the part of the prin�ipal in the substitution of a mo�hor vehicle,
or parts thereot, other than the one selected by the purchaser, or for failure
through dishonesty to deliver a clear title to those legally e�titled thereto,
or for any misappropriation of moneys or property belonging to purchaser
being made in payment of a motor vehicle sold by the principal, or for any
loss due to alteration of a motor vehicle on the part of the principal so as
to deceive the purchaser as to the year or model of any motor vehicle sold,
or for the vidlation of any of the provisions of ordinance number 88 of the
city of Hopkins or any amendments thereof, which ordinance shall be a part
of said bond for reference as fully and to the same effect as if set forth
verbatim therein.
FIRST READ AT A REGULAR MEETING OF TFIE�COUNCIL of the city of Flopkins
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held on the 20th day of December, 1955, and finally read and adopted at a spea�a:,F
28th-� December; �
meet i ng of the coun c i I of sa i d c i t y he I d on the ��l�t� da y of ��e���q 19�j .
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. W. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. ulh i tney,
City Attorney
Published in the Hennepin County Review �anuary 5th , 1956
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CITY GF FIOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
ORDINANCE NUMBER 128
AN ORDINANCE RELATIP�G TO WATER RATE CHARGES AND AMENDING
ORDINANCE NCIMBER 38, SECTION 8, SUBDIVISION 3.
BE IT ORDAIIVED BY THE COUNCI L OF THE CITY OF HOPKINS:
Section I. Ordinance Number 38, Section 8, Subdivision 3, is
amended to read:
Subdivision 3. AIl water rate charges shall be due and payable
on the first day of the month following the date of billing, and if not paid
by such due date, there shall be added thereto a penalty of five (5) per cent
of the gross rate and bill; provided, that the council may, by resolution,
discontinue the imposition of such penalty, or, after having discontinued
such penalty, may, by resolution, reinstate the same. AII such water rate
charges not paid on or before ninety (g0) da ys after due date shall, in addition
fio such penalty, bear interest on such gross rate at the rate of six (6) per
cent per annum from the due date untit paid.
FIRST READ at a regular meeting of the council of the city of Hopkins
held on the 20th day of December, t955, and finally read.:en:d adopted at a regular
meeting_of the council of said city held on the 28th day of December, �955•
F. M. MADDEN, MAYOR
A. 4N. Elmquist,
Secretary of the Council
Frank N. Whitney,
City Attorney
Published in the Hennepin County Review on January 5, �956•
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