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REGULAR MEETING - April 13, 1960 The regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Little Canada was held on April 13, 1960, at 7a30 P. M. at the Little Canada Fire Hall, 440 Litt7.e Canada Road. Present were L. Melancon, PJ. Coenen, C. Spooner, J. Vitale. Absent was Ed Loeffler. Also present were F. Memmer, L. Jesperson, Oscar Londin, R. Boss. The minutes of the regular meeting of March g, 1860, and the special meeting of April 6, 1960, were read and approved. Mr. Vitale raised the question o£ expansion by existing trailer parks inasmuch as the Council had decided at its special meeting on April 6th not to permit a new trailer park for the reason that they felt that there were enough trailers in the Village. Upon motion by Vitale, seconded by Coenen, it was RESOLVED, that the Building Inspector of the Village of Little Canada be, and is hereby, instructed to issue no more pexmits for additional trailers in arty existing trailer paxk and that any request for such expansion be passed upon by the Council before such permits may be issued.) Ayes - 4 Nays - 0 Mr. Ed Geharty asked the Council what has been done regarding sewer service in the area of Little Canada south of Highway 36 and east of McMenemy. `Phe Village Attorney explained that he had requested information from Maplewood as to what additional charges Maplewood might require over and above the estimated cost included in the report recently made to the Council by the firm of Bettenburg, 'Pownsend, Coltes & Combs. He explained that Maplewood authorities will be letting bids for the work in naplewood on Aprillgth and after that date, Iulaplewood will be in a position to give better information as to such additional costs. Upon motion by Vitale, seconded; by Coenen, it was RESOLVED, that the Mayor be, and is hereby, directed to set a special hearing for a date to be determined by him as soon as the Village Attorney has the: necessary additional information and when the Attorney finds out what legal time limits are required under the State Improvement Code. Ayes - 4 Nays - 0 Mr. Karp, who lives on County Road B-2 east of Rice Street, inquired what is to be done about the street in front of his home. He was advised by the Village Engineer that the construction work on that street, which had been started in the Fall o£ lg5g, was to be commenced once again and to be completed this Spring and that the Contractor expected to commence the final work sometime vrithin the next two weeks. `Phe Engineer told Mr. Karp he would show him at that time where the street grade would be.