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REGULAR MEETING OF LITTLE CANADA VILLAGE COUNCIL - OCTOBER 12. 1960 The meeting was called to order by Mayor Melancon at 7:30 P. M. Present were: Mayor Melancon, W. Coenen, J. Vitale, Ed Loeffler and Carl Spooner. Also present were: Fred Memmer, Louis Jesperson and Richard Hoss. The minutes of the regular meeting of September 14, 1960 were read and approved. The Clerk read a Petition which had been presented to him by Roy Guerin who is asking the Council to grant a permit for a filling station at Rice Street and Little Canada Road. The petition had twelve signers. The Clerk then read a Petition which had been presented to the Mayor containing fifty-six signatures which were opposed to the filling station on Riee Street. At this point, Mr. Guerin pointed out that the size of lot he wishes to sell or lease to Standard Oil Company is 132 x 115, not 108 x 108, which were the figures he had given the Council at the previous meeting. The Clerk then read a written report to the Council concerning traffic problems and property use policy for Rice Street. After considerable discussion, the matter was laid over. Upon motinn by Vitale, seconded by Loeffler, it was RESOLVED, that Guerin~s request to authorize a filling station on Rice and Little Canada Road be heard at a special meeting to be held Wednesday, October 26, at x:30 P, M. Upon motion by Vitale, seconded by Loeffler, it was RESOLVED, that the Council take under advisement the matter of establishing a Planning Commission and that this matter be discussed again at the next meeting. Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 The Village Engineer presented the assessment roll for the construction work on County Road B-2 (Flower Street east from Rice Street for a distance of 1,200 feet. The assessment roll having been presented by the engineer, the Village Attorney then went into detail as to how this assessment was arrived at so that everyone present would be aware of the various items that made up the cost and the manner in which it was divided. Mr. Larry Nelson, attorney for Mr. and Mrs. Auge, stated that his clients had no objection to the assessment or to the construction work but pointed out that several matters should be corrected before the job is deemed to be finished. Mr, and Mrs. Karp stated that they felt that some work should be done where their driveway intersects the street. Upon motion by Vitale, seconded by Spooner, it was RESOLVED, that the assessment roll as presented by the Village Attorney and the Village Engineer be, and the same is hereby, fully approved as presented; and, -1-