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Building Inspector can ascertain that the construction of basemerLts will not result in leakage and flooding from ground water." Ayes - 5 Nays .. 0 The resolution was adopted. The Building Inspector asked the Councils permission to prepare a form letter for licenses applications and notify all contractors before the lst of the year that their licenses must be renewed. The Building Inspector was instructed to go ahead with this procedureo George Gotwald of the office of Carley & Associates stated that he would give the completed zoning ordinance, together with the zoning map, to the Village Attorney to recheck so that it could now be publishedo Gotwald also stated that the thorough- fare study which is in effect a preliminary street system plan for the Village, was now ready and that a date could be set for the Council to examine this study. L, Jespersen stated that he has inspected Lake Avenue and that he has found that it is properly surfaced and meets the Village specifications ao that it could now be accepted by the Village for maintenance. Upon motion by Jespersen, seconded by Loeffler, it was "RESOLVED, that the Village of Little Canada does hereby accept Lake Avenue for maintenance as a Village street." ryes ^' S Nays ' 0 The resolution was adopted. Ma. Jespersen reported that the public school authorities of District 623 ~pr.~~~"' are willing to make arrangements to store two voting machines at the Ca~~-'tai-°Vi'ew School and two at the Little Canada School and that no charge would be made for such storage. Mr. Jespersen also explained that he had offered the School Board the right to use the machines for school elections. It was also agreed that the Council shall establish two voting precincts in Little Canada instead of one as formerly, and that the Village Attorney prepare a description of the boundaries of the two districts and present same at the next meeting. It was pointed out by members of the Council that many people are asking about having a dump in Little Canada. This matter was referred to Myers 1'rattalone as Health Officer, to see if he could find some acceptable area. The Clerk presented the Municipal Court report. `Phis was placed on file. Clerk presented the Police Officers report for the month of November. This was placed on file. The Clerk read a letter received from Eugene Monick. This was placed on file. Upon motion by Loeffler, seconded by Collova, it was "RESOLVED, that the voting machines be moved from the Fire Ha11 to -2-