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NiINUTES OF' THI; MEETING OF TIiF..; VILLAGI?~ COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF LITTLE CANADA The regular meeting of the Council of the Village of Lit- tle Canada was held at the Little Canada Fire Station on Tuesday, November 9, 195~~ at 7:30 P.M. pursuant to notice. The following Council members were present: Louis ln~. Melancon, Mayor; Roy P. Nadeau, Clerk; Edward R. Loeffler., Carl Spooner, John Ni. Vita7_e, Trustees. Also present were Oscar Londin, 1uilding Inspector, and Fred P. Mem- mer, Village Attorney. Minutes of th.e regular meeting held in October were ap- proved as re<^^>d. Mr. I4ilton Price, attorney representing; the Continental Baking Company, was present and. he advised the Council fully of the plans of his client to constru.et a combination garage and re- tail bakery store on the Northeast corner of Rice Street and. Flower Street. Ile showed drawings and pictures and explained that tho building 'to be constructed would be approximately 100 x 6~ feet. Mrs. Karp, who resides directly :East of this property, stated that she was present at the meeting for the purpose of finding; out what was goint; to be dons with the property mentioned. Aftc;r consider- able discussion and assurances by Nr. Prise that the building would be so placed on the property as to minimize any objections the Karps may have, it appeared that Nirs. Karp would present no formal objection 'to the Council. Discussion. of the zoning laws revealed that it would. not be necessary to rezone any property since this corner had been zoned for business use in September, 190. The Council indicated that it h.ad. no objections and P'ir. Price was in- structed to take up fort.her proceedings with the building inspector. 1'ur.suant to notice of hearing, Mr. Douglass, attorney for Mr. James L,ebens of 71 L''. County Road 13, presented a petition to rezone Lots 23 anal 21l_ of Eisenmenger's Addition from Farm. Residence to Business. `.[7xe proposed business use was to construct a tr.ai.ler park. A number of c2tizens voiced objections to this use and after considerable discussion the hearing was brought to a close. Mr. Douglass requested that the Council continue the matter until a 7.a ter date for it appeared that the members of the Council were not inclined to approve the rezoning. Upon motion. of Nadeau, secondrd bSr Loe.f'fler, it was ~~R?.SOLVL;D, that; the matter. be indefinitely postponed for further study and that Mr. Douglass be .noti_fied when the Council was ready 'to hear the matter again.' Aye s .- j Drays _ p '7'.he resolution was adopted.