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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960 [07] Jul 07 . 1 ¡; c: VILLAGE OF ST. JOSEPH MINNESOTA .2<.. ~; 0 MI1~TES OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON JULY 7, 1960 a regular meeting of the village council of the Village of St. Joseph was held on July 7, 1960. All members vlere present. Minutes o~all meetings held in June were read. A motion was made by Don Rau and seconded by Christ Pallansch to accept minutes as read., A motion was made by Herman Schneider and seconded by Christ Pallansch to pay bills as presented: Nick Borresch police salary 218.50 Nick Borresch auto expense 50.00 Pauline Silbernick village aid 20.00 Lee Klein labor 292.00 Phil Roske police duty 12.00 Mrs. N. J. 1'¡ander assessing salary 450.00 at. Joseph Fire Dept ~ire calls, drills 233.50 Joseph Wàldherr water tapping 5.00 Victor Gill Police duty 11.00 Bén Feld police duty 5.00 Gerhard Reber police duty 3.00 Math Court police duty ~.OO . Ben Pfannenstein garbage collection .00 Bill Pfannenstein garbage collection 44.00 Cecil's Construction cat 32.50 John Knapp service 574.01 Lyon Chemicals Inc. chemical 29.70 Gopher Stamp & Die Co. signs 36.95 Oseo Drug B. Court 1.40 Loso Hdwe~. supplies 9.55 St. Cloud Fire Equip Co. supplies 60.25 St. Joseph Lumber & Fuel ball park supplies 38.70 Leo Sadlo ~iremens convention 100.00 Max Meyer gravel 118.80 R. W. Teague ~ee 33~.00 Sisters o~ St. Bens supplies l2:g~ St. Joseph Fire Dept f~ag, hose Raymond Trans. Inc. ~rt on chemical 2.75 Northern States power l8~'. 77 Northwestern Bell service 3 .55 .state Treasurer PERA 16.50 Chuck P~annenstein rec. saleary 276.00 Ruth Pfannenstein rec. salary 150.00 District Director Int. Rev 120.00 Bob Johnson clerk salary 75.00 Max Meyer plant site 4,940.50 ~ommunications were read. A motion was made by Don Rau and seconded by Herman Schneider to allow request by Krebsbach Motors to erect new sign west of the present sign location. Don Rau called attention to the need ~or additional restrictions on speed on the Cold Spring ,road within the village limits. It ,vas dBcided local police would attempt curbing violators. Recommendations regarding recreation program submitted by Chuck P~annenstein, summer recreation program director, were read. - 1~ .~ . b4 Hr. Kierzelc inquired about developmeffts regarding alley adjoining the Walz- Kierzek properties. Council advised }~. Kierzek that alley would b~opened after all legal questions regarding the property 'V1ere ansv1ered. Members of the Creamery board were in attendance regarding the water main Improvement petition. Board members were assured by council village could supply adequate amount of water for their use at creamery under present conditions. A question regarding licensing of bowling laneswas discussed. Council stated such a license or ordinance would not be necessary at the pre- sent time. A representative from the firm of Moody & Springsted, bond consul- tants, was present. Discussion on bond issue took place. The representative explained the services extended by Moody & Springsted. A motion ¡vas made by Christ Pallansch and seconded by Herman Schneider toĊ“cord storm sewer easements not previously recorded. A ..~.~ t~{\1~~~~\h~r\1~J!§l~~1)/~nff\Z~é011MG~-15Y'---Hè-~má~Ph~l~"i-tl-er tó B c I' rl gé,.¡ ela' Motion to àjourn made at 11:00 p.m. /tî! J!::;;;:;;erk /) /;'Q ¡~ ()rr¡¡:¿kL"~/'1Y<'A( '¿,ï,fl) \ ~ oman ~ K, mayor I_~ , J.