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VILLAGE OF ST. JOSEPH, MINrmSOTA 191-
MINUTES OF REGULAR VILLAGE COUNCIL NEETING HELD ON SEPTE1ŒER 7, 1961
The village council of the Village of St. Joseph met in regular session
I on September 7, 1961 with the following members present: Zwack, Schneider,
Rau, Meinz, Johnson, Attorney John Knapp and Engineer R. W. Teague.
Minutes of the August meeting were read and approved on a motion by
Schneider and seconded by Rau.
A motion was made by Rau and seconded by Schneider to pay bills as
presented.
Nick Borresch police salery 218.50
Hi cl\: Borre sch car ex-pense 50.00
Pauline Silbernick poor fimd ./ 20.00
Nick Borresch 'if a ter line v C).OO
George Schroeder str labor ' 17.25
Victor Gill police G-uty 42.00
Ben Pfannenstein garb colI. 1+9.00
Bill Pfannenstejn ff II· 49.00
Jerry Rennie repair water line 30.00
lIoseph vlaldher tap & meter repair 20.0()
Anton Reber poliee duty 75.00
K & B Plumbing hall labor 22.35
Loso Hardware Co. mOvTer blade 2.95
Stueve's Garage 1.¡elding mOvJer 3.00
Treasurer G. N. Railway permit fee sewer line 10.00
Northern States Power _ p01'ler & light _ 216.43
I Bell Telephone Co. service 29.90
Security Printing fire dept. supplies 7.30
Northwestern Nat'l Bank bond & int. fUNd 3501.75
Barbarossa & Sons Inc. se,.¡er imp. 52841.30
R. W. Teague field services 738.00
State Treasurer PEM 16.50
Charles Pfannenstein rec. pro. 27.50
Linnemann's Store reo pro~ supplies 4.18
Herman Linnemann rec. 11 Trans 46.00
Residential building permit applications of Paul Wieber~ and Bill
Gohman (lots 35 & 11 of Park Terrace, respectively) were submitted and
approved on a motion by Schneider and seconded by Rau.
An application was submitted by Parnell Vox for painting village hall.
Mr. Voz to be invited to 'Submit bid.
R11ssell Ratte} a Warren Chemical representative, was present and
decribed in d tail the sodhilll p]osphate tre8tment. Initial cost sub-
mitted: $350.00 plus wiring and plãstic tubing. Estimated cost of aper-
ation~ $525.00 per year. Mr. Rattel also described the 4 months trial
method at a cost of $100.00 for pump use. Contract to be sent village
in the event council decides to use trial method.
Members of the to,VTI board were present. Mr. Zimmer, spokØsman for the
I group, expressed a desire of the to~mship for a cooperative arrangement
of a dumping grounds, the township to purch2se additional property
adjomning the present village àump with both properties to be combined
as one dl®p and used in this manner by both village and tovmship.
Maintenance costs to b~ shared. Village attorney to consult St. Ben-
edicts on possibility of v-Jidening road to city dump.
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A petition of annexation to villoge of St. Joser~ WÐS presented by
Hartin Speiser, Secunda S})eiSel' a:oc, Josep}' Speiser. Ed ~dilberg I'eques-
ted consideration of two additional lots for annexation. (Lots adjoining
Speiser property). Mr. Wilberg agreed to contact additional property I
owners in the area with reg8rð to annexation. Al ì·lertes Ðnò Eax
Kuebelbeck also indic~ted a desire for annexation. Annexation rroceed-
ings viere tabled until survey is completed and all parties interested
in annexation have been listed.
Dierkhising, ì-ll.J.llenma ster én:d l<enzhuber -Here rresent and requested a
reduction in ðn~off sale liquor license fees. LiGuor license fees
throughout state and surrounding areas to be 8TDraised by council
before any action will be taken.
Engineer Teague described process of checldng o1it collector systen.
Attorney John Knapp stated a leter,from Engineer Miller regarding sewecr
line 8greements ma c;e ':7i th ì·lenzhuber-\'lalz, '.-reuld be Ðvaila hIe.
A motion was made by Rau and seconded by Schneider to purchase indicator
post and valve for installation at school.
A motion was made by Schn!èder and seconded by Rall to adj. at 12:00 p. m.
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Bob hnson, cler~, Roman Zwack, mayor
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