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MINUTES OF VILLAGE COUNCIL IMETING
PLYNOUI'H, KINNESOTA
February 5, 1968
A regular meeting of the Village Council wss called to order by
Mayor Al Hilda, Jr. at 7:30 p.m..
Mayor Hilda requested the Council and those in attendance to rise
for a momert of silent prayer.
Present: Mayon` Hilda, Councilmen O'Fallon, Hagen and Hunt, the
Village Administrator, Attorney and Engineer.,
Absent: Councilman Duntley.
KOTION by Councilman O'Fallon, second by Councilman Hunt, to approve
the minutes of the regular meeting of January 220 1968. Notion
passed by a four aye vote.
Mayor Hilda read a letter received from Councilman. Duatley dated
February 4th, 1968, in which he regretfully resigned effective im-
mediately.
MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Hunt, to adopt RESOL TION 6&?A
RESOLUTION N0. 68-24, A RESOLUTION REGRETFULLY ACCEPTING COUNCILMAN ACCEPTS J010
JOHN DUNTLEY' S RESIGNATION AND DECLARING A VACANCY ON THE VILLAGI; DIMTLEYI S
C(jIJNCIL and further commending Councilman Duntley for an outntanding RESIGNATION
fob as Councilman and prior to that in Village affairs. Motion pass- A DECKING
ed by a four aye vote. 'ACANCY ON
I30UNCIL
Mayor Hilda designated a special meeting for February 26th due HE: MEETING
to the fact that February 12th is a legal holiday and requested DAT43S FOR FEk)sthatareplacementforCouncilmanDuntleybeplacedontheagenda
for the February 26th Meeting. It was also directed that the
Beacon Heights street lighting discussion be held on February 19th.
Councilman Hunt stated that he had received the copy of the con- Rt•: METRO PLY -
tract between Metro Plymouth and the Middle East Honteowaae3rs' AOVrH CONTRACT
Association and he would like a report from the Village attorney
on this agreement and the oriCinal subdivision contract for the
March 11th meeting.
Mayer Hilda noted that the Planning Commission had :requested that RE: CONM11 E
s committee consisting of the Uicr, one Councilman, the Chairman TO STUDY ZONING
of the Planning Commission the Clerk-Ar.,ninistrator, the Village ON EAST SIDE OF
Attorney, and Engineer, and a representiAlve ,from the Village Plan- MEDICINE'LAKE
ner be appointed to study the traffic ps.tternv# development and
coning ^n the east side of Medicine Lake. Mayer Hilda appointed
Councilmki Hagen as the Councilman representative to this committee.
The Administrator was directed to write a letter to the members of
thin committee setting the first meeting of this group on the 20th
of February.
Council Minutes - February 5, 1968 - Page 2
PET, I j_ RM.ikSTS d COMMUNICATIOKS
Robert Nelson appeared to request the approval of the ."final plat
of Larch Heights Lagocn. The Village Erginsar stated that he had
reviewed this plat and made recommendations to lir. Nelson regard-
ing some rew,isiono and corrections that are required and Mr. Nolson
had complied with these recommendations. Wright Sampson, 5325
Goldenrod Lame, appeared and stated that he would object to the
plat on the matter of the grading of the hill behind his property.
Mayor Hilda suggested that the Council nuke a decision whathw
or not to approve the plat ae presented and that Mr. Sampson +-.d
Mr. Nelson work out the problem of the grading of the hill bo, re:A
themselves.
NOTION by Councilman Hunt, seoond by Councilman Hagen, to ado -%t
RESOLUTION NO. 68-251 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FINAL PLAT Oi,
LARCH HEIIIHTS LAGOON. Motion passedby a two aye vote. Courk 1
man O'Fallon voted nay. Mayor Hilda abstained.
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RE: LARCH MOTS.
LAGOON PLAT
RESOLMION 68-25ROV. FINAL
PLAT, LARCH HTS.
LAGOON
Waliace Anderson, 2651 Thomas Avenue North, appoared to request
approval of a proposed registered land survey in the vioinit,, of
RE:PROFOSED
West Medicine Lake Drive and 47th Avenue North. The Villago ',ngi-
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neer stated that they had no objection to the proposed regis -red
land survey, ho"ever, they questioned whether or not this pr oed-
ure is a devise to circumvent the normal slatting processes.
MOTION by Counoilman Hunt to adopt a resolution approving tho reg-
istered land survey. For lack of a second, the motion died.
Councilman Hagen stated that he would l ke to see a comprehensive
plan for this area. Harold Kindseth of the Planning Commission
appeared and stated that the Planning Commission had unanimouslyJ
approved of this request and they understood that this was the
last piece of land in the original registered land survey and all
the other property on the west aide of the road had been ps,rQhased
by tho Baptist Church.
MOTION by Councilman O'Fallon, second by Councilman Hagen, move
for reconsideration of the regist red land survey a3 propos-i by
Wallace Anderson. Notion passed by a four aye vote.
MOTION by Councilman Hunt, second b Councilman 01Fa1lon, t., adopt RESOLUTION 68.-26
VESOLUTION NCS. 68-261 A RE30LUTIOM AffiORIZINO AND APPROVING REG. UPVIG P.LNUS,
ISTERED LAND SURVEY as described in the resolution and prevented LAND SURVEY,
by Wallace Anderson. Motion passed by a four aye vote. W. ANDERSON
The Administrator reported that Mr. Stanley Sopczyk who h-,' ro-
quested a rezoning from Residential to Multiple Dwelling
property an the mast side of Medicine Lake had contac`ed lim
today and recluaoted that this not be considered until ale ,k
time as the committee appointed to study the over-all zoning
in this area has met.
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Council Minutes - February 5, 1968 - Page 2
PET, I j_ RM.ikSTS d COMMUNICATIOKS
Robert Nelson appeared to request the approval of the ."final plat
of Larch Heights Lagocn. The Village Erginsar stated that he had
reviewed this plat and made recommendations to lir. Nelson regard-
ing some rew,isiono and corrections that are required and Mr. Nolson
had complied with these recommendations. Wright Sampson, 5325
Goldenrod Lame, appeared and stated that he would object to the
plat on the matter of the grading of the hill behind his property.
Mayor Hilda suggested that the Council nuke a decision whathw
or not to approve the plat ae presented and that Mr. Sampson +-.d
Mr. Nelson work out the problem of the grading of the hill bo, re:A
themselves.
NOTION by Councilman Hunt, seoond by Councilman Hagen, to ado -%t
RESOLUTION NO. 68-251 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FINAL PLAT Oi,
LARCH HEIIIHTS LAGOON. Motion passedby a two aye vote. Courk 1
man O'Fallon voted nay. Mayor Hilda abstained.
ig
RE: LARCH MOTS.
LAGOON PLAT
RESOLMION 68-25ROV. FINAL
PLAT, LARCH HTS.
LAGOON
Waliace Anderson, 2651 Thomas Avenue North, appoared to request
approval of a proposed registered land survey in the vioinit,, of
RE:PROFOSED
West Medicine Lake Drive and 47th Avenue North. The Villago ',ngi-
SR
ILAND
VEy
neer stated that they had no objection to the proposed regis -red
land survey, ho"ever, they questioned whether or not this pr oed-
ure is a devise to circumvent the normal slatting processes.
MOTION by Counoilman Hunt to adopt a resolution approving tho reg-
istered land survey. For lack of a second, the motion died.
Councilman Hagen stated that he would l ke to see a comprehensive
plan for this area. Harold Kindseth of the Planning Commission
appeared and stated that the Planning Commission had unanimouslyJ
approved of this request and they understood that this was the
last piece of land in the original registered land survey and all
the other property on the west aide of the road had been ps,rQhased
by tho Baptist Church.
MOTION by Councilman O'Fallon, second by Councilman Hagen, move
for reconsideration of the regist red land survey a3 propos-i by
Wallace Anderson. Notion passed by a four aye vote.
MOTION by Councilman Hunt, second b Councilman 01Fa1lon, t., adopt RESOLUTION 68.-26
VESOLUTION NCS. 68-261 A RE30LUTIOM AffiORIZINO AND APPROVING REG. UPVIG P.LNUS,
ISTERED LAND SURVEY as described in the resolution and prevented LAND SURVEY,
by Wallace Anderson. Motion passed by a four aye vote. W. ANDERSON
The Administrator reported that Mr. Stanley Sopczyk who h-,' ro-
quested a rezoning from Residential to Multiple Dwelling
property an the mast side of Medicine Lake had contac`ed lim
today and recluaoted that this not be considered until ale ,k
time as the committee appointed to study the over-all zoning
in this area has met.
Cou:icil Minutes - February 59 1968 - Page 3
cont'd.
Minneapolis Industrial Park requested a street improvement to RE: R.I.P. REq.
connect the service road along Hisbway 55 with -thip service rcad FOR STREET Ili -
along Interstate 494. The Administrator reported that he had on PROVEMM
this date received another letter from the Minneapolis Induutrial
Park stating that rather than an east -west road on the line be-
tzreen Sections 22 and 27, they are requesting the extension of
the north -south road southerly to 24%h Avenue North to allow for
the development of a much larger installation than originally
contemplated in th, area adjacent to Interstate 494.
NOrTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman Hunt, to direct
the Village Eiig`.neer to include in the preliminary report, the
construction of a north -south road southerly to 24th Avenue Not*
Notion passed by a four aye vote.
Waldo Iiesse, 1JR45 yor d own tan", Rppe ured to request the place- RE: STOP SIGN
ment of a stop sign on Zachary Lane at 49th Avenue North. The AT 49TH dt
Admini . to ted that ono of the Engi necrs -, the Ch; of of Z ,CHARY LANE
Police end. 'L. mt el c had vcawed this areal, and bath he Chioi' of
Police, and, 1,1,e &gineer recommended that a three-way atop sit n
be plcccd a+; 4`1th Avent'4 North and Zachary Lane. Harold Kinc'-
scathe 4600 a, l.ary Lane, .3ppoared And st;a.,81i that he felt that
this Estop ei i,gn is one step in the right dir ct;Lon but he did
not ftl -1 ttAt -.t Would Solve the ei Mire p2 o':leln o.' the Umount
cf trz;Xf:kc ;nd -the road design.
MOTI011 -y C' ; ,` lit(.: i loran Hagen, second by Coun(, i :.mar )' F al J )ne to
adopt F.l~ U. -11-1('N NO, 68-27, a RIMOLUTION Diffi.A"P:lal THE PLACE- E'} ROVA, t}F 3 -WAY
HENT OF A '',17r f-:SAY STC: SIGN AT t AH A11DIUE ''I0 T'd AND ZACHAFY S ill ' MON AT 4ytii
LANEs j o-tioz ,aaa, sed by a three aye vote. Major Ri • de voted & Z.,XURY n
ray. Tkv mat .or of safety on this road ward dir4ctefl ton I[A;
di.sc,ussc d wit .1 tht:, Advisory Corrmi3sion on PubLic Sai:ety.
Mq or I,hat there have been alot :sf ^umnra about the zC: :'C kJCI; D144FT.
Consider•at 1.0j.,a)' li,j nepin Cotinty and our 11o.1 , :; Depo. tman'; acid FEA;` TLZ;'Y .TLIDY
because of tl. , ; r s, -,ns pre4ent and intereet eel cr th;c:: point,
thera nz•e, i,, .iee,ms due reason to discuss this ::1.nd 1:.aarify it%
lie tll&t. within the last Neek4 "a Plya,011th 00tIncil
Las tako.ni p, - c l lmJ.nary stops to beirin a f'enuibi 1. i ty owdy ragard-
tact pol o r earvioesigtherol*11 ire merilra
from the lieu, ipiri County Sheriff's Office., Contrar;,r to rumors,
nu A(ecision bis been made w-Ld f rt"orrors, it has n)t been our
intc9YA,Lin to trako a quick decision without a thoro agh stukg Frit,
puts', x-icuc ti ; o», As sooli as suffic le"t infurmat .,)n isa ga%herev;
I ,l rl± g to react:.vato the Citizen's Safety Conunittee created
in 1' e y ,)ur fc rin zY Nayor. They will be charged with the re-
sp;; nc, lrtiaty of liioroaghly studying and makir g recomviendatioJis
conceruiri,, tai^ stabjt :t rind related Polioe Department mutters%
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Council Minutes - Febr wn 59 1968 - Page 4
PE,'41TIONSt RE&MSTS & C0*itAdICATIONS, cont' d.
As the now Mayor, I was informed by our Clerk4dmin:.strator about thrse
weeks ago that he be_. visited with the Honnepin Co::ty Sheriff about
this exe. ject back in November j.967. Further contac•s, we; a not made un.
til within the past two bo three weeks. We hzvd sone rather sketoky
e wi 11 obtain aciiitiornl in -information at this pent and I believe w
formation within a fft days at which time we will h Ole something sab-
r+ r. stantial enough or she .safety Committee to consido
The Attorney General of the United States appuua ed on television earlly
in January of this years He referred to 1568 a3 "the year of the P -lice -
r man." This coiic ern is eared by aiunic: ,.alitied eve:tywhere as problems
of increasing orir, understaffed police department,;, etc., continue to
gY' Pow. I acs, leased that the 1968 Council in tackling this issue squarely
and with the help of our Citizen Safety Corranitscee wl: should expect some
favorable results soon.
Mayor Hilds allowed that two citizens could make brief comments and they
following appeared:
Robert Ridgeway, 415 Quaker Lane, appeared arra stated that he felt the -t
contract police service would be more expensive, but that money is not
the question hese but police protection.
Howard Anderson, 17915 12th Avenue forth, appeared and stated that he
felt that all those preoent had gotten t!ae answer to their questions
and that if they have something further to say, it shouli be pat in
writing and addressed to the Chairman of the Safaty Co,nmittee.
Mrs. William Merlin, 11.20 Oakvi9w Lane forth, requested to be heard.
Mayor Hilde suggested that she write a lettor to Bill Webber, Chair,nan
of the Public Safety Conunittee or hmself.
RTZOLurioNS Abb ORDINANCES
Tha Administrator reported on the proposed ordiaance for the adop-
tion of :ne 1967 edition of the Uniform Building Cade. The Build-
ing Inspeotor stated that he wiehod to review with the Building
Codes Advisory Coinmittise the permit fees for build -.ng permits and
report back on this at tho 3rd met.iting in April.
MOTION by Councilman O'Fallon, second by Counoilma» Vkeggen, to adopt
ORDINANCE N0. 68-2, AN ORDINANCE AMENDIN(i TETE BUI1JI)INC 100DE AND
THE VILLAGE CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF PLY146UTH, NlIi &OTA TU INCORPOR-
ATE BY PEPIMI NGr THEREV , TEE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, 11)6'! EDITION.
Notion passad by a four aye vote.
ORDINANCE 68-2
INCL.OF UNIFORth
BUILDING CODE
1.467 EDITION
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RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES, cont'd.
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k.ayor Hilde stated thaw he had chocked with the League of Minne- 0RD:NANCE`
seta Municipalities regarding varinns means of engineering saper- SUPERVISION OF
vision of subdivisions. He stated that one xray to do this would SUBDIVISIONS BY
be to notify the subdivider that we would have a coneultant to VILLAGE ENGRe
check the plans and he would make sure that the plans are correct.
The deroloper would then reimburse the Village for- these werviees.
He further stated that trey League informed him that ".=y would Five
him a further run down of the way surrounding Viilabvs are handling
this matter within a few d o. 'rho n4er inted out that of the6" Fo
20 municipalities that he servee;mont of them handledthe engineer-
in of Vill •qe servieea as outlined is the proposed crdi ceda,. d nonprpo
Councilman Hagen pointed out that otr Engineer had et.nervised the
engineering of projects which had ;they consulting engineers. This
resulted in duplication of expenses and effort.
MOTION by Councilman Hagen, second by Councilman llun-;, to adopt
ORDINANCE N0. 6P--3, AN ORDlLIANCE REQUIRING PARTICIPR..'Its' OF VILL-
AGE ENGIN&M FOR INSTALLATION OF CERTAIN UTILITIES. Motion passed
lay a three aye vote. Mayor Hilde voted nay because lie would like
to wait for more information re °8'o .t thi.v particular ordinance. ng
REPCRTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS & COribIITTEM
The Villa;e Engineer reported on the proposed plans ::or County RE+ FLANS 1M"Z
Road 18 f3%om Highway 55 to Count Road 70. He su nted that CO. RLQ. Y g8"e #19
perhaps the Village should inform the County that in:.tially when INTERSIX%11ON
plans for this intersection came before the Village Council, the
Council rasn't p1 coming on any multiple dwellings in the area,
and perhxpe some consideration should be given at th:.s time to a
diamond tyre interohange at this intersection. Mayor Hilda sug-
gested that thie discussion regarding plans for Coun•;y Road 18
a•c thi!.r interse,tion be postponed until b'ebruary :.9tii to give the
Administrator F,nd Engineer an opportunity to take the s up With
the Hennepin Couaty Officials,
The administrator sported on the bid opening held at 10:00 a.m. RESOLUrICN 68-20
on February 5, 1068, for the purchase of a Fire Department Tanker BID"REJECT. 0.4
Truck Cab and Chassis. He stated that two bids were received. FIRE DE;T. TANK,
Ore stated that he could not meet the bid requirements and had no TPUCK CAB JC
moneteu,y figure and the otter was from Crystal Motors, Inc.. The CHA1:S1S
Administrator and Pira Chief both reczmmend.%d than• the bids be
rejected.
MOTION by Coiancilman O'Fallovo second by Counoilman, Hagen, to
adopt REIOLUTION NO. 68 --?80 ,t ft'OLUPTON RE; F,CTINQ BI,Db ON FIRE
DEPANTWAIT T,',I= 11CUCX CAB JD C,iAS31S wed setting a now rid data
for lOtOC a.m. Wonday, Fibru.ary 26, 1968, in the Cotnoil Chd-nbers
of -she Village Hall. Notior, passed by a four aye voca.
The Administrator repir ted liat the Fiscal Agent had ansured him H~' PTISCAL, Rh'r
that there Wald be available by the 19th ofFb'..ruury a report on W" & RriVIEN
the semi-a:lnua:, review of ranitary sewer connections and fiscal OF sb.&.INICONX
report.
Council Minutes - February 5, 1968 - Page 6
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R__ DF OFFICER.). BCAM * CQMII•IM, cont'd.
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The tillage Administrator rsques}ed direction from the Council on
corner lot assessmant policiese He stated that at the present time
we have is street improvement project to be assessed and they would
like a general pol:.ey established insofar as corner lot asseesments.
NOTION by Councilman O'Fal lon, second by Councilman Hunt, to adopt
RESOLUTION No. 68-291 a RESOLUTION ADOPTING POLICY Fit STRM IMPROVE-
I MW CORNED: LOT ASSESSNEK'I, and establishing that on corner lots,
there shall be n fall asseen ent on the shortest lot dimension and an
aeLessment of oae-half the length of the :.ongest lot dimension. If
only the longest lot d:iw,ne ior is surfaced, one -,half of that lot dim-
ension shall be asees!ed, with the asessemeeo on the shorter lot dimen-
sion to be levied at the time that it is surfaced. Notion paeeed by a
four ayo vote.
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fihe Administration relf. ideted Council direction on the paving of
Orleans Lane. This at::aet has sanitary sewer installed but .gas never
been pavad. At tha :public hazing the people in this area seemed to
wart paving. He etatee. that Moth he and the Engineer feel that from
a maintinanee point of view, it would be more economical. to pave this
street. ^i)noilman Hunt stated that he ivuld like to have more War,*
mation about whather :hie was included in the original contract. The
Attorney was directs,. to check the original contrast aid report back
to the Council as to whether the paving of this street was included.
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RE: PAVING OF
ORLEANS LANE
The Administrator roquabted the direction of the coupzil in rogard to REa ALb= uy
the sanitary se"er and water assessment of the Alfred Hay property at PROPERTY;
County Road 18 and 36th Avenue Nortn. He stated that the first de3ign ASSESSMENM
for the interchange at County Road 18 and 36th Avenue Vroposed this
property to be taken for right of way. Duriag this time, the Village
engineered a sanitary sewer and water program in this e.°ea and stopped
just short of Mr. Hay's property. Since that time the County hos re-
vised their plans and are not taking Mr. Hay's land and h% has request-
ed extension of the improvemen-1. The cuhtraetor stated the.t he could
do this extension for a 4300 mcvF-in charge plus the regular unit charge.
The question now is, do we charge Mr. 'Hay the 4300 move --in charge?
HOTICh by Councilman Hunt, seoond by Councilman Hagen, to direct the
Village Engineer in spreading the asaaesment roll to spread the $300
move -in charge over the entire project assessment.
Motion passed by a four aye vote.
The Engi near presented preliminary reports on the possible purchase and REt M.I.P.
expansion of the N.I.P. water system. Mayor Hilde declared a special SYSTEM
meeting at 7130 p.m. on February 12th to discuss this report. He also
tentatively declared another el.acial meeting on February 13th at 7:30 p.m..
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MISCELLANEOUS
Mayor Hilda appointed Councilman Richard O'F.rllon as Director to
the Suburban Sanitary Disposal Authority.
The Administrator reported that the :nailing labels for notices RESOLUTI(M 6&- o
for the proposed Zoning public hearing have been received. MLIC Main
NOTION by Neyor Hilda, second by Councilman Hagen, to adopt DATE SET 400MOI--
RESOLUTION N0. 6b-30, A RESOLUTION SMING THs DATE FOR PUBLIC IN ZONING
HEARING FOR CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSED ZONING *Y AND ZONING
ORDINANCE to be held on February 28th, 19681 a1 7:30 p.m, at
Wayzata Senior High School, 305 Vicksburg Lane ;forth. Noticil
paxied by a three aye vote. Councilman OlFallon voted nay.
The. 3iscussion of the assessment and aonnectiwi charges for the
Northern States Power Company Parker's Lake Sub-stawion site was
directed to be placed on the February 19th agenda.
It was requested that the consideration of the, proposed ordinance RE: PXQVI#V0D
concerning requared attendance of Council m6ibers at Council meet- ATTENDANCI43 -
ings, to be placed on the February 19th agerA i. NECTING SST
NdPION by Councilman O'Fallon, second by Ccur.oilman Hunt, that the
Clerk -Administrator be direoied to ratify Councilman Duntley to
cash the checks in his possession to clear the Village bookse
Notion passed by a three aye vote. Councilman Hagen voted nay.
LICENSES a MKITS
Howard Libby, R.R. #21 Osseo, requested an Off -Sale Intoxioating
Liquor License on Bass Laka Road.
NOTION by Couicilvn Hunt, second by Councilman Hagen, to set
the date for a public hearing to consider the issuanoe of an
off -sale inviaxicati,ng liquor license to Howaru Libby at 11810
County Road #11 on February 26, 1968, at 7:3C p.lne in the Council
Ch unbere of the Village Hall. Motion passed by a three aye vote.
Major Hilda ebevained.
RE: PUBLIC HEAR.
ON OMSALE xN-
TOXICATING LIQUOR
LICENSE an 0
MOTION bry Collnci.lman Hagen, second by Councilman Hunt, to approve REt CIGARETTE
the issuance of Cigarette Licenses Nos. 41 through 47 for the cal -t LIMSE RENEW-
endar year 1'66 a.1 followst ALS FOR 168
41. Plymouth ;"exaco 45. Gold Bond Stamp Company
42. Hold Bond lt.,tamp Company 46. Control Data Corporation
43. Gold Bond :tamp Company 47• Chrysler Corporaticn
44• Gold Bond :tamp Company
Notion passed, by a ';oar aye vote.
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MOTION by Councilaan Hagen, second by Councilman Hunt,, to approve
the issuance of Gasoline Service Station Licenses 9 and 10 for
Plyaouth Texaco and Herbls Service Garage for Calendar year 1968.
Motion passed by a four aye vote.
MOTIM by Councils= Hunt, sa,cond by Councilman 01ft"Jon,
adopt RESOLUTION We 68-311 .4 nsounrw APPROVING nOULA't?
PAYROLL dated January 31, 196810 and totaling 68,9O7.29.
It Notion passed by a four aye vote.
Uw motion made and carried, the meeting was adjournel at
11i50 P.m..
Al Hi1de, Jr.,
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A t to a t: llc)- 41-- -00z'c el,
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RE: GASOLINE
LICENSE APPV'L.
to RESOLUTION 6&31
PROVING W.
PAYROLL FM 168
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Council minutes - February 5, 1968 - Page 8
MOTION by Councilaan Hagen, second by Councilman Hunt,, to approve
the issuance of Gasoline Service Station Licenses 9 and 10 for
Plyaouth Texaco and Herbls Service Garage for Calendar year 1968.
Motion passed by a four aye vote.
MOTIM by Councils= Hunt, sa,cond by Councilman 01ft"Jon,
adopt RESOLUTION We 68-311 .4 nsounrw APPROVING nOULA't?
PAYROLL dated January 31, 196810 and totaling 68,9O7.29.
It Notion passed by a four aye vote.
Uw motion made and carried, the meeting was adjournel at
11i50 P.m..
Al Hi1de, Jr.,
C`
A t to a t: llc)- 41-- -00z'c el,
L
RE: GASOLINE
LICENSE APPV'L.
to RESOLUTION 6&31
PROVING W.
PAYROLL FM 168