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Home My WebLink About07-07-69 • .COUNCIL MEETING JULY 7, 1969 .Item 1 The meeting was called to order by Mayor Aronson-with Sullivan Mako and Taft present. Item.2 Sullivan made a motion seconded by=Taftthat the minutes of the June 16, 1969 meeting stand as read. A11 for, motion carried.. Mayor,Aronson mentioned that the trash barrels would cost $80 instead of $50. Item 3 The bids for the pump and pumphouse at Valley Park. were declared closed'at 8:~0 P.M, The following bids were received for the pump. 1 Bergerson-Caswell Inc. 5%.bid bond Addl $6,389.00 2 Mueller Bros. Well Co. cert. ck $350." 6,777.00 3. Keys Well Drilling 5% bid. bond 6;597.00. 4. Layne-Minnesota Co. 5% bid bond 6,244.00 5. E. H. Renner & Sons, Inc.5% bid bond 6,987.00 alternate use of 1.25 HP motor in line of 150 Hp deduct $500 6. McCarthy Well Co. 5% bid bond 6,096.00.farbanks Pump. 7. Theis Well Co. 5% bid bond - 6,668.00 Mako made a motion to give the pump bids to the engineer, Bob Rosene for review and tabulation.. Sullivan seconded the motion. A11 for, motion carried. Item.4 the following bids were received the the pumphouse General Contractor: • Dory Builders, Inc. 5% bid. bond Gen. $12,900 Mech. $17,500 lieberg Const. Co. 5% bid bond Gen. 11,749.00 Barso Const., Inc. 5% bid bond Gen 15,529 Mech 16,248 reduce total by $4,000 if given both contracts. Karl Dedolph Constr. Inc.S% B.B. Gen, Mech and Elec. 44;859. Orvedahl Const. Inc. 5% bid. bond Gen 13,900 .Mech 23,900 Elec. 14,600 Mechanical Contractor Lee Richert Plbg & Htg. Co. 5%bb. Mech 11,985 D. W. Hichey Co., Inc. 5%bb 18,700 .Electrical Contractor Electric Service Co. 5% bid bond Elec 11,810 alt l add $1.,600 Kostka Electric Co. 5% bid bond $,300 alt, l add $625. Sullivan made a motion to give the bids to Bob Rosereifor review and .tabulation. Taft seconded the motion. All for, motion carried. Item 5 Mrs. Gallager appeared before the council to request some kind of .ordinance to controll the placing of garbage cans and other things on the bullevard. This matter will. be investigated further, Item 6 Martin ..Wester appeared to request an extension to his trailer permit. It was explained that be had cleaned up .his place and had brought in a signed statement from all the adjoining property owners. Sullivan moved to grant a permit to Mr. Wester with Taft seconding the motion. Sullivan and Mako voted for and .Taft opposed.. Aronson voted for the motion and the motion carried-. Item 7 Mako made a motion seconded. by Taft to close the bids for the police car. A letter was read from Mel Rucher that he could not bid at the present as there are no cars. being built at the present time_due to the machinery being changed for the .new models.. No bids were. received. - Mr. Aronson also advised .that .dealers advised that a smaller motor would be more .feasible. It was decided to readvertise for a police car later in the year. ` ~ ~ • ~ • PAGE TWO COllNCIL MEETING JULY 7, 1969 Item 8 Bob Burger appeared with the master plan for Donnay's Valley Park. He presented a petition for utilities, this petition being attached to .these minutes and filed in the Valley Park file. .Taft made a motion seconded by Sullivan to authorize Bab Rosene to go aheadwith the feasibility study on Donnay's plat. All for, motion carried. Item 9 Mako .made a motion seconded by Taft to approve Donnay's pre1imanary plat for Valley Park ord. All 3 for, motion carried. Item 10 Sullivan moved to grant a variance to build a house in Donnay`s 3rd Addition with no occupancy until house in completely :done and the area is completely platted. Mako seconded the motion. A11 3 for, motion carried. Item 11 Don Fanum of the Water & Sewer Committee read the minutes. of their last meeting.. It was decided to have the clerk attend their next meeting to explain the different account.. Item 12 The request for putting a restriction on watering .at Valley Park was not acted upon at this time.. Item 13 The clerk was instructed to write to Flexible Products at Airlake Industrial Park to advise them that they are required. to connect to the Village watersupply. Item 14 A meeting was set for Tuesday, the 15th of Jwy, with the street and utilities department employees. at 8:00 P.M. Item 15 Mr. Rabe appeared with a report of the water on his place at Forrest Hills Addition.. Mr. Rosene advised that after his study of that area is complete, he would be able to suggest an interim service until sewer. is put in. It was stated that Mr. Lyden charges for water at Forest Nills. Pat Farrell was advised to contact Mr.'Lyden to advise him that he has na franchise for selling water. 2. get him in for a franchiese agreement and the clerk was instructed to call the health dept. to come out and test the water on different parcels of property at Forest Hi11s. Item 16 Mr. Katchenko came before the council to explain the Layne pump that Layne-Minnesota puts in their projects. and statedthat there is a three guarantee with it. Item 17 Sullivan made a motion to accept the bid of Layne.-Minnesota for their bid of $6,244 for the Pump at Valley Park Addition. Mako seconded the motion. Aronson, Sullivan and. ;.Mako for, Taft opposed. The motion carried. Item 18 Taft made a motion seconded by Sullivan to returni~ the certified check of Moeller Bros We11 Co. All for, motion carried. Item 19 Mr. Rosene advised that the low bids for the pumphouse were General Contractor--Lieberg Contt. 11,749. Electrical Gontr. Koska Electric Co. 8,300 Mechanical Contr. Lee Richert 11,985 Mr. Rosene was instructed to check these out and a meeting would be set for 7hrusday evening to pass on them. Item 20 Spandy and Loken appeared with their plat to ask fora variance on the as to width. Sullivan made a motion seconded by Taft to grant a variance as recommended by the Planning Corr~nission. This variance is for lots 5, .6, 7 & 11 ,Block l and the .two lots facing south on .the 161st St. Cul du sac. Oak Shores .3rd Additon. • ! PAGE THREE.. COUNCIL MEETING JULY 7, 1969 All 3 for, motion carried. Item 21 Walter King, Jr., weed inspector, gave a report on the different spots that weeds had been taken care of. He reported that the Independent Black Dirt Co. had not finished the work they had agredd to do on Hohag's property. .Item 22 The Mayor reported that Minnreg's would like to be able to serve liquor on Sunday. The Village Attorney reported that there would have to be an election to-make. this possible. Item 23 Vari~ee licenses were discussed for the Panoprog Celebration. These would be issued on a temporary. basis. Item 24 Ed Saucer asked the council if it would be possible to build a two story motel on his lot. Item 25 Taft made a motion econded by Sullivan to instruct the clerk to purchase a typewriter for the bull ding inspector. All for, motion carried.. Item 26 Sullivan made a motion seconded by Taft to adjourn. Motion carried. Respectfully submitted, O Marce one Hemstrom, Vii age C erk Leo Aronson, Mayor . July 1, 1969 Honorable Mayor Village Council Village of Lakeville Lakeville, Minnesota ~ f ,Petition for utilities in Donnay's Master Piat of Va11e.y Park i } - ntlemen: f The undersigned hereby petitions the Village of Lakeville for the public improvements of sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water mains, street base work and bituminous paving, concrete curbs and concrete sidewalks for the following streets listed below in Donnav's ;ropc~sed master plat of Va 11 ey Park : 1. Flagstaff Avenue from Dodd Road to County Road No. 46 ~~4~.: 2. Gerdine Path West from i!alley Park 2nd to Flagstaff. Avenue. 3. Foliage Avenue from Dodd Road to County Road No. 46. We would appreciate council action ordering the feasibility study ;~~;for the above improvements as soon as possible inasmuch as we wish to initiate development in the area listed as quickly as`utility construction permits. It is our understanding that the Rosemount School District is also in favor of the above proposed proiect in that it relates to their new elementary school site. Very truly yours, LAD OLDING CC. , Robert L. Burger General Manager RLB:mw b