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to try and correct the situation to the satisfaction of the Rosenthals on a reasonable basis. It was pointed out that the County authorities had proposed that Rosenthal. give them a recordable easement along the east side of his lot and that the County would obtain a similar easement from the Winters who own the property to the north so that the ditch could be run due north along Rosenthal's lot, across Winters property and into Round Lake. `1'he matter was tabled. until next meeting to permit time for the County to make these arrangements. Mx•. Larry Nelson, attorney representing Mr. and 11~Irs. Eugene Auge of 65 West County Road B-2, called the Council+s attention to the fact that the present conditnn of Park Avenue vrhere it intersects County Road N-2 between the property owned by Auge and the property owned by Korp was causing water to run onto Auge's property where it formed a pond. `1'he attorney and his clients were advised by the Village Engineer that the road work has not been completed but that, upon completion, this intersection vrill be so constructed that water running southward on Park will, flow directly onto County Road 13-2 and then eastward and that the only water on Auge's property will be rainfall that falls directly on Auge's farm. The matter was tabled until next meeting. Mr. Arthur Sundberg, representing the ]3lomquist Company, together with Mr. Wo].fgram, a surveyor, appeared before the Council vrith a proposed plat of property owned by Blomquist in the area north of Little Canada Road lying between Edgerton Street and Keller Parkway. Upori motion by Spooner, seconded by Vitale, it was, RESOLVED, That the plat which was presented as a proposed registered land survey be, and the same is, hereby approved. Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 Mr. Don Sether of 2184 Arkwright presented to the Council a Petition with the names of 40 or more residents who are requesting that the Village detach the area bounded by Highway 36, Edgerton, County Road 13 and McMenea~y from Little Canada so that it can be annexed to Maplewood. These people explained that they were in no way dissatisfied with the Village of Little Canada or its government but that they wanted sewers and that they also £elt that police and fire protection would be mox•e adequate and more readily available from Maplewood because their area i.s quite effectively cut off from the rest of Little Canada by highway 36. They said they felt that they could obtain these services more cheaply by being part of Maplewood then by remaining part of Litt:Le Canada. `1'he Village Attornoy also was called upon to explain the procedure far such detachment and annexation. It was pointed out that the actual detachment and annexation had to be established by concurrent resolutions to be adopted by both municipalities and also that such resolutions would have to be approved in writing by the owners of 75J o£ the property in the area described. It was explained that this did not mean 75~ of the owners of property but rather the owners of 75/ of the property. IVir. Sether, and other persons who were appearing with him, indicated that they would take further action in compliance with. legal require- ments and in accordance with. the explanation of the Village Attorney. Mr. Raymond Savaugeau of 47 Viking Drive presented himself to the Council and explained that he is the owner of a lot 132 x ?_96 feet north of Highway 36 and east of Rice Street on the extended line of Minnesota Street and that he i.s _2-