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Regular h4eeti.ng - Jarne l'i, 1958 highway No, 36 along the West side of RScMenemy Road. Appearance was also made by Mr, and Mrs. Paul Pojar, Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Talbot and Mr, Norman Holt, RSr. Talbot explained that he did not porsonally want to cause any hardship to Mrs, Gruber and he thought that perhaps the use restrictions as written would permit the subdividing of Grubers' lot. RSr., Memmer, attorney for the Village, advised the Council that in view of all of the facts, the Counci5. should refrain from granting any authority to divide the proporty. He stated that the burden of proving that this property could be divided should a°est on R4rs. Gruber anal that the Village Council should do nothing at this time to place itself in the position of having violated the spirit and intent of the use restrictions. Upon motion by Nadeau, seconded by Spooner, i.t was °RESOLVED, That the request o£ Mrs, Gruber for a building permit on the North half of Tract E., being the parcel consist- ing of slightly more than one acre located on the Northwest cornez• of County Road li, and RSchfenemy Road, be and is hereby denied." Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 The resolution was adopted. RSr. Richard Fenstermaker appeared before the Council and stated that he was interested i.n what had been done about vacating Eighth Street, The Clerk explained that the Council had conducted a hearing and that there were no objections so that vacation had been approved. Upon motion by Vitale, seconded by Loeffler, it was `~I2ESOLVED, That the hearing with reference to the closing of Eighth Street be and is hereby reopened and that Mr. Fenster- maker be affoa•ded an oppox•tunii:y to state his position to the Council.." Ages -- 5 Nays - 0 The resolution was adopted and tlxe hearing reopened. RSr. Fenstermaker then stated that while he was not opposed to vaoat:ing the street, he did feel that if the street were vacated, that part of the portion dedicated for street use should accrue to him. After some discussion Mr. Fenstermaker formally stated that he opposed the vacating of the street, No other persons made any repre- sentations in opposition to the vacation. Upon motion by Spooner, seconded by Loeffler, it was "RESOLVED, That Eighth Street be vacated as decided earlier in the meeting," Ayes - d John Vita3.e voted Nay The resolution vras adopted. Oscar Londin, Building Inspector, informed tlxe Council as to the condition of the buildi.rxgs on the Costello property. He stated that he had nost;ed "Danger" signs on two of the buildings. ~ -