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1?egular Nteeting - September 6, 1355 The Clerk read a letter from the Heating and Air Conditioning Examination Board advising that 'the Board was prepared to give exami- nations to appiicant.s for gas installers licenses. This letter was recei~:i and placed on file. The Clerk read a letter from Land Commissioner Norris Halvor- son, asking council approval to reclassify lands in the Village as "Nonr.onservational," The Village Attorney explained that it is possi- ble for the local government to request that the sale of tax forfeited land be withheld if the local. government reels it has use for such land. 1^urther action on this subject was postponed until. the next regular meeting. Mr. George Kline, Village Gas Inspector, reported that ap- proximately 120 homes in Little Canada have gas installations. Mr. Londin, Building Snspector, reported that Terrace I-Ieights Trailer Park has requested permif,s to install additional trailer spaces. Mr. Londin was instructed to grant such a permit providing the owner of the trailer park complies with the Village code and pays the fees set forth in the Building Code. Mr. PJiernmer stated that the Little Canada Fire Department de- sires to purchase land adjoining the present Fire Hall in order to en-• large the building. }j c, poiaYted out that the land upon wh.irrr the Fire Hail now rests is ovrned by the Village having been transfered from the Town to the Village follovring the incorporation of little Canada. He further pointed out that the Fire De.part.ment wishes at this time t.o purchase the necessary land and deed it to the Village without cost, providing that the Village will enter a lease arrangement with the Fire Department so as 'to settle the status of the maintenance of buildings by the fire department.. Upon motion by La.ffler, seconded by Nadeau, it was "RESOL.VED, That the Village Attorney proceed to make the proper legal arrangements anal agreements and submit same to the Council at. a future, meeting vrhen they are ready for action.": Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 •rhe resolution was adopted. The Clerk stated that we are approaching the end of our first two-year period as a village and that as of October 13th the state law will permit the village to issue liquor licenses or establish a municipal liquor store. He went on. to point out that inasmuch as this subject has .been a rnatter of discussion among numerous citizens of the Village, that a special meeting ought to be set up for the purpose of hearing public citizens' views on this subject. A special meeting was set for September 20th and the Clerk vras Chereupon instructed by the Mayor to notify the public through the official village newspaper,°The Rose Tribune", that such a special meeting will be held and the liquor