04-21-54 Council Special Minutes

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MINUTES OF A SPECIAL HEETII~rG OF' TH:E VILLACxE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF LITTLE CAiTADA dE ~ to aE ,~ ae ae ~ Pursuant to notice given, a special meeting of the Counci'1 of the Village of Little Canada wa.s held on !^lednesday, April 21, 1954, a.t the Little Canada Fire Hall at 7;00 P.M. The fo17.o*aing Council members were present: Louis ~P. Mela.nson, Mayor; Roy P. Nadeau, Clerk; Edward R. Loeffler, Carl Spooner, Trustees. John M. Vitale, Trustee, lass absent. The Mayor called the meeting to order and pointed out that the purpose of this meeting was for conaicleration of ru7.es and regulations for platting and_ d.eveloprnent of property and for the opening and construction of streets. The discussion was opened by Mr. Hemmer, village attor- ney, a.nd. Mr. Londin, building 7.nspector. They presented a. number of proposals in th.e form of rules and. an ordinFZnce which had al- ready been adopted by other units of lnca.l government in Ramsey County. The Mayor interrupted the discussion of the matters for wJzich the meeting had been called when Mr. Lance Stipes of 2430 Rice Street appeared before the Council and. sal.d that he was pre- sent because the building inspector had visited his premises and told his son that certain local rules and laws were being violated. k4r. Stipes said that he didn°t knoor*rThat was wrong so the Mayor asked. the building inspector to inform the Council. The building Inspector. stttted that he ha.d acted upon complaints from people in the area who stated that Mr. Stipes has located on his property two or moo°e hoo.se trailers and is a7.so keeping some horses z~?hich are stabled close to a neighbor°s home. The building inspector went on to point out that the building code specifically prohibits house trailers to be located anyo,here except in a licensed trailer park and that the state law provides that oaherever two or more trailers are loca.tod on a property, it constitutes a trailer park and comes under the requirements of state licensing. After considerable dis- cussion, Mr. Stipes signed a written agreement a.s follows: °1I, LANCE STIP_~'S, hereby agree that the trailers, carnival ea,uipment, livestock, and other machinery, etc., will be removed from my property on Rice Street and Plovaer Street by May 10, 1954 and the use of this property after September 1, 1954 wi7.1 be in conformity with all local and state laws and regulations.f1