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Regular ideeting -- April 6, 1954 `Phe v111age attorney read an ordinance which he had been instructed to prepare establishing a village board of health. He explained to the Council that unless the village establishes its own board of health, the village would come under the ,jurisdiction of the board of health of the Town of New Canada.. He explained that if it became necessary, which it undoubtedly would, for the New Canada Totan Board of health to perform health duties in the village, the town would bill the village for these services at vrhatever rate or fee the town chose to charge. There was some discussion and a few minor changes in the mooring of the ordinance. Nadeau moved to adopt Oi~DINANCE #8 AN ORDINANCE CREATING A LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH, DEFINING I.TS PO~IERS AND DUTIES AND PROVIDING A Pi+,NALTY FOR T131~ VIOLATION OF T^1 S LAWFUL ORDERS. Vitale seconded the motion. After further discussion, the Mayor ordered the Cleric to call the roll. The roll being called, there were Ayes 5, a.nd Nays 0, as follows: Mayor L. W. Me1a_ncon Aye E. R. Loeffler Aye. R. P. Nadeau Aye C. Spooner Aye J. ii. Vitals Aye So the Ordinance was adopted. Mr. Hemmer, the village attorney, informed the Council that New Carttla Township, the V111a~;e of Roseville, and white Bear Tot•rnship have all adopted resolutions requiring the owners or developer of any new plat or any person opening a street in any existing plat which had not previously been grated or opened, to not only grade these roads according to township or villafre specifications as to grade levels, but also to complete the construction of the road or street by a final application of a four inch bituminous trerated sta.billzed surface and the proper construction at ea.oh side of the surface area of boulevard and sidewalk berms. He also advised the Council that since all of the municipalities surrounding our village have adopted tlris regulation, that it was a.lmo>t unavoidable that we do likewise if we do not want to have a lot of cheap a.nd poorly planned develop- ments occurring within our village. If Little Canada does not re- quire streets to be finished in this manner before tYrey are accepted for rnaintenance it will becorno necessary for the village to stabilize and surface new streets at the general expense of all taxpayers in the village. Since other municipalities are compelling the burden of ex- pense to rest upon the newly developed property, it seems only reason- able that we should do likewise. It was pointed out that Mr. Carley, the vi7_lage engineer, could not attend. this meeting because of his ab- sence from the city bu.t that a.t a special or regular meeting he will submit the regulations drat have been adopted by these other municS.m panties. - 3 -