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Home My WebLink About05-11-60 Council MinutesREGULAti MEPs'1'ING OF' `1'HE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF' LI'1''.PLE CANADA - n4AY 11~ 1g60. 'Phe meeting was called. to order by Mayor Melancon at x:30 P. M. Present were: Mayor Melancon, W. Coenen, J. Vitale, Ed Loeffler, Carl Spooner. Fred Ivtemmer. Also present were: Richard :Boss, Oscar Londin, Louis Jesperson and `1'he minutes of the meeting o£ April 13, 1860, tirere read and approved. `Pony Schriber of County Road "C" appeared bei'ore the Council and claimed that water from i3luwood Avenue property runs on to his property. The Road Superinten- dent, Ivlr. Jesperson., was instructed to check the culverts and see if there is a culvert block, which appears to be the .reason for this water., and he is to immediately get it open. Mr. Charles Hrou.-let of 366 Eli Road claimed that Eli. Road is i.n bad condition and indicated that whenever the road is graded each year, the oiling i.s delayed for severa]. vreeks so that the road is again full of chuckholes before oiling takes place. Upon motion by Vitale, seconded by Spooner, it was RESOLVED, That the County of Ramsey be instructed to grade Eli Road and oil it immediately after grading. Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 George Hei.nal of 300'] Vanderbie Road asked the Council if it is legal for 'the public to use an easement which was apparently created for private use. Pursuant to direction of the Council, the Village Attorney was instructed to check the easement and determine whether or not there vrere any rights gran bed 'to the public by ii;s teams. Carl :ipooner asked the Clerk to forward a letter to the City Water Department of St. Paul asking for permission to install a vrater hydrant on the new pipeline being constructed through Little Canada, which could be used £or fire protection. The Clerk read a Petition received frmm Glen Nelson of 2']50 Rice Street vrho operates a so-called. dairy store i.n the building formerly ovmed by Louis .Peter£eso for a license to sell 3.2 beer of.E'sa.le. The Cleric was instructed to submit an applica- tion to Iuir.. Nelson and also to order an investigation by the Police Chief and Fire Chief. The Clerk read a letter from the County Engineer ralli.ng the Council's attention to the master street plan for Ramsey County which requires certain setl:>acks. It appeared from the map submitted with the letter that eventua].1y Rice Street, Edgerton Street, and County Road "]3" would all be developed to an 86 £t. right of way so that hereafter all buildings constructed on these streets should be set back at least 73 .feet from the center line of the existing street. 73o so doing• now, i.t would not become necessary for the County to acquire a wider right of way and. the buildings hereafter built would be so located as to be at least 30 feet back from the proposed maximum right of way limits. `.Phis mater eras referred to the 13uildin.g Inspector with instructions to comply with the County's request and bhe Clerk was requested to notify the County that this would be done. Iulr. Richard Anderson o.f 734 Lal3ore Road presented a sketch of his property lying betvreen Keller Parkway and 1;a13ore Road. He was advised to obtain a survey of his property and when he had completed his survey to then present his problem to the Council. Pfir. Charles 13oeck, located on Edgerton near County Road 13-s, asked the Council when something vrill be done to remove the horse market being conducted on property south of and adjacent to hi.s home property. 14r. Hemmer advised him that this property :is now for sale and that a prospective buyer is about to complebe negotiations for his purchase of the portion where the barn is located and this barn will be destroyed and 'the horse market business will be terminated. Carl Spooner asked the Council what can be done about Garske's continued violation of health laws and nuisance laws in keeping livestock on his premises on North LaBore Road. The Village Attorney advised that he vrill. contact Mr. Garske's attorney at once and make arrangements to enforce the laws; and, that he will also submit a new ordinance if such appears to be necessary. iVir. Vitale asked the Council what could be done about grading the roadway which is used to enter the Little L'anada School baseba].1 grounds from Eli. Road. It eras pointed out to him that this is not a public street and apparently the usex•s are simply trespassing on property owned by Speranza of the Produce State Bank in St. Paul. It was suggested that some effort be made to at least keep the road passable for this coming summer period. Upon motion by Loeffler, seconded by Spooner, vouchers No. 1673 thru 1695 were approved for payment as follows: No. 1673 ................................................Void :1674 ................................................Void 16.15 L. W. Melancon .................................~$ 50.00 1676 W. P. Coen.en ................................... 100.00 1677 Carl Spooner ................................... 32.90 1678 Ed Loeffler .................................... 32.90 1679 John Vitale .................................... 32.90 1680 Richard Boss.........• ......................... 35.00 1681 L. G. Sespersen.......' .......................... 35.00 1682 L. G. Sespersen ................................ 181.00 1683 L. G. Jespersen ................................ 1.81.89 1684 llonald Gagne ................................... 43.75 1685 Ramsey County Treasurer ........................ 44.15 1686 Ramsey (:ounty Treasurer ........................ 15.00 1687 St. Paul Corrugating Co ........................ 27.50 1688 N(yers Frattalone ............................... 113.27 1689 N.`r°I. I3e11 '.l'elephone Co ......................... 20.63 1690 '.l'. A. Schifsky & Sons, Inc ..................... 1'j.10 1691 Frederick P. Memmer ......................•..... 115.00 1692 Gernon G. Christensen...........•.....•........ 15.00 1693 14cClaim-liedman & Schuldt Co .............•...... 4.68 1694 Oscar Londin ................................•.. 27.00 1695 Northern States Power Co ....................... 36.70 byes - 5 Nays - 0 Upon motion by Loeffler, seconded by Spooner, it vras RESOLVED, '.Phat the renewal of on-sale hard liquor license for the period beginning July 1, 1960 and ending June 30, 1861 be, and hereby is, approved for Gordon Nadeau, frank 13rausen and the Venetian Inn, Inc. Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 Upon motion by Loefflez•, seconded by Spooner, it was I?ESOLVED, 'That the renewal of off-sale hard liquor licenses for the year commencing July 1, 1860, and ending June 30, 18619 be, and are hereby, approved for Little Canada Liquors, Inc.,and 13en Rosemark, doing business as Rosemark Liquor Store. Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 Nirs.Charles I3raulet asked the Council if it would be possible to pubLi.sh the minutes of the Counci.l's meeting. The mayor asked the Clerk to get information as to costs o£ such publication. `1'he Attorney pointed out that publication of the minutes of meetings, i.f undertaken by the Council, can be made only in the legal newspaper designated as such by the Village Council which, in our case, is the Ramsey County 3teview. Upon motion by Spooner., seconded by Loeffler, the meeting ad.joux•ned at 6:45 P. M. Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 / / ,. rC.() Wa7.ter I'. Coenen, Village Clerk. At st: ~}'~/ ~ / 1 ~CL~L~ Mayor. S