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Regular Meeting - February 12, 1958 Upon motion by Spooner, seconded by Loeffler, 3t was "RESOLVED, That the Building Inspector be and is hereby authorized to issue a permit for the construction of a home on the property described as That part of the E~ of the NWl of the NWy, of Sec. 8, T. 2g, R. 22 lying East of the St, Paul Water Works right-of-way except that portion thereof con- veyed to the Village of Little Canada and excepting St. John's Cemetery providing said home is so located as to conform esthetically with existing building on said property and providing further that the owners of the property release the Village by proper written instrument from any obligation to provide a street." Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 The resolution was adopted. Mr. Memmer reported on the matter of the Coatell.o cottages at Lake Ger- vais. Re read a letter he had written to Rarry Costello on December 26th and also the reply received Prom Mr. Costello under date of January 29th. Both Mr. Memmer and Mayor Melancon had talked with Mrs. Rarry Costello, Sr. who is the owner of the property. She assured the Mayor and the Attorney that she would have these buildings removed before the snow is gone this spring. Upon emotion by Nadeau, seconded by Loeffler, it was "RESOLVED, That the Village Attorney be and is hereby instructed to notify Mrs. Rarry Costello, Sr. that the dilapidated cot~iagea on her property are to be removed on or before April 1, 1858 and iP they are not removed by that date, the Village will commence condemnation proceedings, re- move the buildings, and charge the expenses thereof to the property owner to be paid as and with her taxes." Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 The resolution was adopted. The Chief of Police, Myers ~'rattalone, informed the Council that he had asked Leonard Runestrand to surrender the badge and a book of street tickets and that Runestrand told him that he was a Village Police Officer and could not be discharged without a hearing. The Attorney was instructed to send a letter to Mr, Runeatrand advising him of the fact that his appointment was for a year at a time and that he had not been re-appointed so that he is not now an officer for the Village. The Clerk read Voucher Nos. 1018 through 1041, inclusive. Upon :motion by Vitale, seconded by Loeffler, it was "RESOLVED, That Voucher Noa. 1018 through 1041, inclusive, be and are hereby approved for payment as follows: -4-