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Re{xular P.4eeti.n~ - A4arch X60. G'ar.]. Spooner .raised. the question of procuring funds for the purchase of civil defense equipment since he had been asked by the Civil Defense Chairman for th.e Vi.ll.age 'to make money available for this purpose. It was pointed. out to him that the Village has no authority 1;o turn money over to any elected or appointed official without first having approved. the specific purpose for which the money is to be spent; and, also, without having received a legally payable bill or. voucher for such expenditure. I~4r, Spooner then said that he would advise the Civil Defense peopa.e about this. The 'Vi.l.lage Attorney reported to the Council that he had advised Ga,.rske to get ride of hi_s pigs from the property adjoining the Joseph Duscharme home on LaBore Road9 anal, bhat, i.n response to that notice, he had received a,l.etter from Donald Wozniak, attorney. `1'he Village Attorney went on to explain that Mr.. Wozniak, when he understood vrhat the problem .vas, indicated that he would have Garske comply with the law and get .rid of these pigs. 'l'he Village ~.ttorney made a further report con.ce.rning the by-pass over the ]s'd. Gagne property by means o.f whi.ch traffic from Cen.tervi.l.le Road n.ow reaches Nadeau Road. and Condit Street, Ike explained. that the highway Department has again reassured. the Council that proper steps are underway to make certain. that i;he by-pass wi7.1 be kept usa,b:le during the spring thaw and until. the service lane is constructed- and open. for use. The 'Village Attorney brought up the subject of the survey ma.rl.e by the Bebteriburg firm as to sewers and the esti.ma.ted cost of such. sanitary sevrers in the Sunrise Heights area. `]'he Council then. agreed to refer. tbi.s matter to a cit:i•zensr committee composed o.f people 1i.vi.ng• i.n the di.stri_ct and the 1~4ayor proposed that the following named, persons contact others in the area, and form such a, comrnitteea Ld Geharty, Richard.Tt4i.llette, Jack Geronomie, Jesse Charpentier, Robert '1'hibault, 7,4r. Ingna,n and Don Sether. Il'Ir. Prank Bruns of 1258 Park Avenue, St. Paul, asked the Council for permission to keep cattle on property known as Block 2 of Southern Slopes. IIe was told that it would be necessary to get the property rezoned to farm use and was advised that as matters now stand, the Council would pat be favorably disposed to using this area for keeping cattle since we have had. too many complaints i.n other areas. Carl Spooner. then brought; up the matter of the proposed rezoning oi' that part of the NVd~ of the NVJ,~_,- of Section 6 lying east of the Soo hine right-of-way9 which had. been considered at the February 2.4th meeting and continued for hea.ri.ng at this meeting. 1~4r. Clem :Bougie made a statement that he was i.n favor of authori- zing the rezoning i4ith the understanding that the property was to be used for a trailer park< Mr< John I~4aYzlke stated thaty as a businessman. in the Vil].agB, he was und.e.r the impression. that the new tax laws of 1959 vrere such that the Council would. not be causing a.ny undue burden on the Village by allowing a trailer park. Mx, lfilell.s, ovmer of j0?_0 '1'rai.ler Pa.:rk9 and P,4r. Bel]., ovmex of Terrace heights `.Pra:i.ler Pa:rky both stated. that they were not i.n favor o.f havi.ng another trailer park.. Il4r.. Borden, petitioner for the trailer park establishment, presented and shotived the plzlns he has .for. a layout for the park and, also, presented letters from financial i.nstituti.ons showing that they were favorably disposed toward aending .funds .for this purpose at this particular site, IIIr, Vdells then produced -2-