10/01/1963 - City Council Regular
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~NyAES OF ~~~ MEETING Qf...lQl!!m OF SUPERVISORS.. Of-TOBER 1ST. 19~
A regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors was held on
October 1st, 1963 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. at the Town Hall at which
all members were present.
The minutes of the previous meeting of the Board of Supervisors
were approved as read except the correction that Raymond Wade was
given a 60 day extension for documentation of township records.
The following building permit applications were presented:
Norman Mundahl, 1954 Grand Avenue, single family house, 48x28 feet,
estimated cost $16,000.
James Tousignant, Rt. 1, Rosemount, single family dwelling, 26x44
feet, estimated cost, $18,000.
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Lee Bahr, Lot 7, Highland Acres, Highview St., 70x33 feet, esimated
cost $25,000 plus attached garage.
Arthur Piepka, 46x26 feet, Lot 5, Block 3, 'lwin View Honor. $18,000
Richard A. Sonstesard, 4372 Jasper Drive, Lot 11, Block 3, Cedar
Grove #2, 22x24 feet gan88 -and 10xl6 feet breezeway, estimated
cost $2,000.. subject to variance of 2 ft. from the side lot at one point
Ralph LaMoria, 2788 Highway 155, stone front and inprovements on
Airliner Motel, uUaatad cost ~ $1,900.
Cedar Grove Construction Co~any, 28 single dwellings, Cedar Grove
Nos. 2, 3 and 4, es~imated cost $15,000 each.
Harvey Kirchner, 3309 Wren Lane, Lot 2, Harvey Addition, single
dwelling 48x24 feet, estimated cost $15,000
Harvey Kirchner, 3317 Wren Lane, Lot 3, Harvey ~~tion, sinsle
dwelling, estimated cost, $15,000.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVRD tbat the
foregoing building permits be, and they hereby are approved and tlwt
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the Town Clerk be directed to issue the applicable building permits.
Mr. Lawrence E. Kollofaki appeared relative to the acquisition
of information for the preparal:ton o( ~n'.<Clpdltion to Kollofski's
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Plat in Section 2-27-23 and for a building permit for an efficiency
apartment building. The Board referred the ~ttcr to the Advisory
Planning Committee.
The application of K. W. McKee, Inc. for approval of plans
and specifications for an additional 20,000 sq. ft. addition to
its building on Highway No. 49 was next considered. After the
Town Engineer had announced that he had checked the plans and
specifications end they appeared to be satisfactory, upon motion
duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVED that said application be,
and it hereby is approved and that the Clerk be directed to issue
the building permit forthwith.
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The Board tabled the execution of road work agreement between
William E. Rahn and Eagan Township relative to the Clear View
Addi tion and in addi tion the road work agreement between Horne
Development Corporatlonandthe Township until such time as
Ordinance No. 10 be amended.
Mr. Wally Potter and the architect for the proposed new fire
hall on Rahn Road appeared and presented plans for the proposed
building to the Board. After discussion and upon motion duly made
by Supervisor Klein, and seconded by Chairman Rahn, it was RESOLVED
that said architects plans be, and they thereby are approved subject
to the contract entered into between the architectual firm and
the Township at an earlier date and that the Clerk be directed
to advertise for the bids in tbe lesel newspaper for construction
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of said fire hall.
Mr. Potter reported that he had consulted with the Home Juice
Company officiale and explained that the latter had informally
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agreed to house the town fire truck untH the corrpletion of the
fire hall. The Board requested tbc:1t 11r~ Potter make further
arrangements in this matter.
Mr. Shirley and the former ~s. Sparkman appeared relative
to the dumping at northeast corner pf Deerwood Drive and Highway
No. 19. After discussing with the parties present the possibility
of contributing to the cost of clearing the property, upon motfon
duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVED that the Town Attorney
be and he hereby is directed to write to Parkway Tree Service
by registered mail ordering the latter to remove the materials
approximately 200 feet north and east of their present location
on property owned by Mr. Shirley, at which point said materials
wi 11 be covered by fi 11. The Town Engineer was requested to
acquire an estUnate of the cost for the removal of these materials
in the above-mentioned matter.
The execution of the road msintenanceagreement between the
Town of Eagan and Marvin Wenzel was tabled until the next Board
of Supervisors meeting.
The Town Engineer reported relative to discussion with Mr.
Frank Hasselman of the LaHas8 Corporation on Highway 113 concerning
screening of the property. The Town Engineer reported t~LaHass
plans to paint the warehouse adjoining the main building in the
Spring of 1964. The Town Enslneer rep<trted further that he
expected to pursue the matter furthe1," 1lJ1.th Mr. Hasselman and would
present a further report at the October 15th meeting of the Board
of Supervisors.
The Town Attorney presented certain suggested changes to tbe
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DC"g L~cE:ns(> Ordinance No. 5, diSCU5I3i()T~ t:lns<Jed relative t.o said
amendments with the town police officers and ~~~. Hattie
Lage.rstedt the town dogcatcher covering responsibilities of the
dog catcher and police officers under the ~roposed amendments~
Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVED that the
Town Attorney be and he hereby is, requested to present the changes
in the form of a proposed amendment to Ordinance No~ 5 at the next
meeting of the Board.
Mrs. Hattie Lagerstedt, the Eagan dogcatcher appeared relative
to her request for an increase in salary for dogcatching services.
Upon motion duly nede and seconded it was RESOLVED that a contract
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be entered into between Mrs. Lagerstedt as the dogcatcher, and the
TOWill of Hasan for a period of 6 months whereby the dogcatcher be
paid $100 per month for her services.
The proposed amendments to the Subdivision Ordinance No. 10
regarding road req~irement of developers weE tabled and it was
requested by the Board that the Town Attorney present the proposed
amendments at the October 7th meeting of the Advisory Planning
Conmittee.
Upon mot ion duly made and seconded it was RESOLVED that the
Board be, and it hereby is on record approving the correction to
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~ Addition certified to by the surveyors certificate.
Mr. il:>nald Chapdelaine and several neighbors appeared relative
to the existence of an allesed dust nuisance caused by the black-
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topping plant owned by Alexander Construction Company on Highway
No. 49. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was RESOLVED that
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the Town Bpgineer be. and he hereby is, directed to investigate
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the blacktopping op~atlons and to report to the Advisory Planning
Committee at its next regular meeting.
Mr. Martin Des Lauriers and Vernon LeTendre appeared relative
to police and constables duties in Essen Township. After discussion
and upon motion duly made and seconded it was RESOLVED that the
hourly wage of the two police officersbe~ and it hereby is set
at $2.75 per hour retroactive to September 1st, 1963.
Chairman Rahn reported that Robert Ginsburg of Beam Lane
in the Cedar Grove area had been appointed to the proposed new
town hall cOt'IIIlittee. One more member has yet to be appointed.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, all bills presented to
the Board were ordered paid.
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Upon motion the meeting adjourned.
Dated; October 1st, 1963
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Clerk
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