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IJIINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEE`PING OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF LITTLE CANADA ~ * ~ The regular meeting of the Council of the Village of Little Canada was held at the Little Canada Fire Hall, 440 E. Little Canada Road on IJevaI1;--196¢ at 7s30 P.M. The following Council members were present. -:'r~ e°. <- 1 -- ~9L. ~' Carl Spooner, Mayor; Walter Coenen, Clerk; Joseph Collova, M. Gene Jespersen and Edward Loeffler, Trustees. Also present were Fred P. Memmer, Village Attorney; Oscar Londin, Building Inspector; Richard Boss, Treasurer; and L. Jespersen, Road Supervisor. Upon motion by Jespersen, seconded by Collova, the minutes of the special meeting of October 21, 1864, the special meeting of November 10, 1964 and the regular meeting of November 11, 1964 were approved as reported by the Clerk. Ayes - 5 Nays - 0 Richard Anderson, ¢265 Centerville Road, asked pernission to construct an A & W root beer stand on the property located at the northeast corner of Rice Street and South Owasso Boulevard. The size o£ the area is approximately 150 x 125 feet. Upon motion by Jespersen, seconded by Loef£1er, it was "RESOLVED, that the Building Inspector be and is hereby instructed to issue a building permit for an A & W root beer stand on property located at the northeast corner of Rice Street and South Owasso Blvd." Ales - 5 N&ys - 0 'Phe resolution was adopted. John Vitale appeared before the Council with reference to his development of the peninsula on Lake Gervais, formerly owned by F, J. Lang. After considerable discussion, it was decided that a limited use could be made of the property. Upon motion by Collova, seconded by Loeffler, it was "RESOLVP~, that the owners of said property must prepare and present to the Village a copy of deed restrictions to be placed on file establishing the area as a residential tract with private streets and roads and that after such restrictive contract running with the land has been placed of record and not before this has been done, the building inspector may issue permits for the construction of not more than six residences. It being understood that this limita- tion is directly tied to the matter of sanitary sewage disposal. It is the intention o£ the Council to restrict building to not more than six houses unless and until public sanitary sewer system is j.n place and ready to serve the ayes. The Building Inspector is further instructed as to such permits as he issues shall be confined to houses without basements in accordance with the rules and regulations of the building code and zoning laws of the Village unless the