/’ I m 10 DORSEY. OWEN, MARQUART. WINDHORST & WEST FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDlNG MINNEAPOLIS XCE: Vacation of AUey in Black X3, Men&lssohn TSErca GO, &!@e. Gretchen S. Alden Village of Edina 4&1 west; 50th Street ~dinrr,Minnesota 55424 Mrs, Alden: I am sending to you with th5s copy of the above letter the above mentioned Resolution Vacating alley wieh the recording data thereon. uctober 23, 1YG3 I kWREAS!, two weeks' published riotice and posted notice of P hearhg ta be had on said pe2ition OM June LO, L963, a% 7:QQ Po&, has been given and mado, and a heaving therean has been had by the Viaage f2x;raoiL: HOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the V%P&a& CounGil oE the Village 0f EcUna, iiennepin County, Hinnessea that i a'AR1l of that tiorth-sjouth AUey Lying &xi Block Thirteen (L33 l-lendehssohn and Lyhg between I.la3.oney Avenue and Behom Lane and batween Blake Road and GrifEit Street", as the same $6 z?eoovdetl fa tho ar"€ice of the Register OE Deeds of Heme- pin County s Minnesota, E~E&Jbe and hereby 2s vacated. Adopted th%slOrh day of June, 2.963. ATTEST: WITHESS t4Y HAND and the seal of this Village %his 23rd day of October, 2363. A ‘\ JUNE 19, 1963 RE: VACATION OF ALLEY IN BLOCK 13, MENDELSSOHN (BETWEEN MALONEY AVENUE AND BELMORE LANE, AND BETWEEN BLAKE ROAD AND GRIFFIT STREET). TO : VILLAGE ENGINEER NEGNER You will recall that at the Regular Council Meeting of June 10, the Council vacated the above alley, with instructions to the Clerk to delay the recording of the Resolution Vacating, until such time as the proper easements are secured. The attached letters will show that both NSP and NW Bell have lines in the alley; and., at the meeting somebody mentioned a storm drain. Will you please let me know when all these easements are in order? (I think the common procedure is for owners to give easements directly to the utilities companies for their lines--but, will we need one for the storm drain? Resolution will remain unrecorded until such time as I have your authority to record. GSA, ... x: TO: VILLAGE ENGINEER HITE: 10/7/63 We now have word from NSP that their easements have been given. I talked with you today about a Vi’l’lage easement for Storm Sewer. Here are the Minutes: Will you please check this and let me know when I can transmit Resolution Vacating Alley? One lady is very anxious for Vacation to be recorded, so that she may sell her property. GSA NSIP NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY MINNEAPOLIS 2 MINNESOTA June 10, 1963 Village of Edina 4801 West 50th. St. Edina 24, 3finnesota Re: Vacation of Alley in Block 13, Mendelssohn Addition, Dear Sirs.: The Northern States Power Company has no objection to the vacation of the alley in Block 13, Mendelssohn Addition providing we are grated easements fop our existing pole lines in the alley o~.~.are.;ggmmt&e.b reimbursement 'for changes in the location of the lines in lieu of an easement. A.P. Schmidt Overhead Opr. Eng, APS/rlb C " ,c.. 3. 4- c NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY IOWA-MINNESOTA-NEBRASKA-NORTH DAKOTA-SOUTH DAKOTA 224 SOUTH 5TH STREET, MINNEAPOLIS 2, MINNESOTA Area Code 612 Telephone FEderal 2-4112 June U, 1963 Honorable Village Council Village of Edina 4801 - W. 50th Street Edina 24, Minnesota Gentlemen: This concerns the proposed vacation of an alley described as f"llhat North-South AUey in Block 1.3, Mendelsson, Lying Between PIaloney Avenue and Belmore Lane and Between Blake Road and Geitffit Street, all as platted and of record in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for Hennepin County, MinnesotaO1l The Northt.restern Bell Telephone Company owns and maintains in this alley a pole line and aerial cable which is also occupied by the Northern States Power Company. It is our request that if this alley is vacated, that an easement be retained for utility purposes. This will allow services to be maintained at the5r present locations. Your favorable consideration of this request would be appreciated. the Villaga using a portion of its share of th~State Gasoline Tax to pay the balance of tho coat fot this Rmicigal State Aid Stmat, Tha improvement is proposed for Partlmd Camt Cancmta Pavement with Integral Cwb, €or a 36' wide streeto and 18' on ait&eraide of She pmd. Mr, Roland Danialson, 5529 Senton, asked'that the wpond't street wid%bbe incmased to 20 feet. Engineer Werner replied that tbe 18 feet will pmide ma lme ftm traffic and a parking lane, whemas the State really desires that them bcr aa padring on its State Aid streets-that, for that reason he €eels it will bo ~rapwsb~oto hcmase width. (See Council Action Later h Meeting). Ak. IN BARRIE ROAD FROM W.66TH STREET TO HERITAGE DRIVE. (Request by Southdale t4anagmn.t: Company fop PapOland Cement Concrete Pavement with Integral Curb), Estimate of 600 was given ai $460647.31, against 4,276.63 Assessable Feet, for $10.91 per Aosessiablo Foot; for Asphalt Concrete Pavement with Concrete Curb and Gutter, $10.00 par laoacasable Foot. No objections or lrsecommzndations made relative to this proposed improverrent. VanValkenburg then moved, ordering the IMPROVEMENT OF ALL STREETS ON WHICH PUBLIC H&A€U€$GSHAVE BEEN HELD AT THIS MEETINGp BY CONSTRUCTION OF PERMANENT STREET SURFACIHG AND CoHcBEm CURB AND GUTTER THEREIN, and authorizing advertisements for bids €or said impmvsment on alternate bases of: 1. CONSTRUCTION OF PORTLAND CENENT CONCRETE PI(vE"T WITH INTEGRAL CURB; and 2. CONSTRUCTION OF ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVIXG AND POIVWD CEMENT CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER, said bids to be taken July 8, 1963, malizing the Council will decide on July 8th which way said streets will be fmpmvad. Notion was secondad by Tupa, and on Rollcall vote there were five ayes (rad DO nays, as Pollaws: MacHdiUan, aye; Rfxe, aye; Tupa, aye; VanValkenburg, ajje; aad IbmdeSQR, ayo; and the motion was unanimously adopted, C0,WCfL CONTMJEX PUBLIC HEARING TO JUNE 24,ON PROPOSED aITUMINOUS ASPfiALT SGRFACIlVG ON V,62ND S-T PRO# ST.JOHNS AVENUE TO CONCORD AVENUE. Public Hearing was conducted on this proposed inprovemht pursuaht to "Xotice of Public' Hearing" published in Edina- Mornlngsido- Courier- Hay 30 and June 6. Clerk presented Affidavit of Publication, which wa~apgrovad as to form and ordered placed on file. Petition signed by owners of 66.37% of esmbsrpablo footage, asking for surfacing with either Portland Cement Concrete or AsphaAO Concmte was =viewedo It was noted that street is already curbed. Estimate of Coat was gdvea as $5,569.45 fbr Asphalt Concrete Paving, proposed to be assessed agalnrt 690.46 Faat, for $8.07 per Assessable Foot. Mr. S. J. Carlson, 4605 W.62nd Strrrt, told CoucJ1 that taxes have increased considerably since this petition was filed, and cmcenuus of opinion is now that petition should be rescinded. Tupa's wtfm that Public Heaping be continued until June 24, for firm commitment by petitdcmePs, wim seconded by MacMillan and carried. CWNCLL VACATES ALLEY IN BLOCK 13, MENDELSSOHN ADDITION, SUBJECT TO SUBMISSION OF m EASEmTS, Public flearing was conducted on the 100% Petition for the Vacation of that Morith-South Alley lying in Block 13, Mendelssohq between Maloney Avenue and iklmm Lima and between Blake Road and Griffit Street, pursuant to IsNotice of Public Hsaz4ngt* paablisbd iyI Edha-Morningside Courier on May 23 and 30, 1963, and posted Hay 20. Hrs. E. S, VanBergen, 6416 Maloney Avenue, asked that Vacation be accomplished in order that she might sell some of her property for an additional lot. There were no maidant-ob jactiono filed against Vacation, but communications from Northern States POW~PCompany and Hafihwestarn Bell Telephone Company, asking that easements be granted for eWti8tbg pole lines be granted, were read. One gentleman inquired concerning a drab tile now in the alley and disposition of dpainage if this tile was put out of sxioWnce. He was infomed that a new drainage system will mean a storm sewer assess- ment and a storm sewer easement. After some discussion, VanValkenburg offered the following Wsolutfon and moved its adoption, with instructions to Clerk to delay the recording of said Resolution until proper Utilities Easements had been submitted: RESOLUTION VACATING ALLEY (ALLEY IN BLOCK 13, HENDELSSOHN, BETWEEN MALONEY AVENUE AND BELMORE LANE AND aETGlEEN BLAKE ROAD AND GRIFFIT STREET). WHEREAS, a majority of the owners of the land abutting on tne North-South Alley lying in Block Thirteen (13). Mendelssohn and between Maloney Avenue and Relmore L&e and between Blake Road and Griffit Street, have petitioned for the Vacation of said alley: - and -- *- -- WHEREAS, two weeks' published notice and posted notice gf a hearing to be had on 3aid petition on June 10, 1963, at 7:OO P.M., has been given and made, and a hearing thereon has been had by the Village Council: NOH, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Edina, Hannepin County, Minnesota that : "All of that North-South Alley lying in Block Thirteen (131, Mendelssohn and lying between Maloney Avenue and Belmore Lane and between Uake Road and Griffit Street, as tne same is recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Hennepin County, Minnesota, shall be and hereby is vacated" .a JUNE 199 1963 I RE: VACATI0;I OF ALLEY 117 BLOCK 13, I~EHDELSSOHll' (BET1JEEE-I I.IALOUEY AVENUE HID BELKOE WJE, AND BETUI$ElI BLAKE ROAD AND GRIFFIT STREET), 8 J I .. TO: VILLAGE- EEJGXIJEER VEGUER / *I You will ~cjk;l,that at the Regular Council lleeting of June 10, delay the racordhg of the Re301trt30n Vacatings until such tfmz as the Ifill you plcase %et me knox when aLL these easemmts a;;in order? (I think thc commn procedurs is for OI~OPS to give easements diractLy -20 thc ut212cies compilnfes for their linea--but, tirill.