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VILLAGE COUNCIL OF ROSEVILLE Meeting Tuesday,February 19 1952 at 2.00'P.M. 193 The Village Council met on the above date with the follo1dng member~ present Carlson,Willmus,Membrez,Connor and Hammersten. The Clerk read the minutes of the previous regular meeting of Feb. 5th and on motion by Carlson,seconded by Willmus they were approved ~s read. Roll Call Ayes-5 NayeR-( 0). Mr. Alfred Fixter of 2980 T.H.8 appeared before the council representing a group of neighbors objecting to the establishing of a dump in their area, saying it would be a po~sibility of drawing rats and thro~ng offensive smoke. Mayor Connor pointed out the type of dump which has existed on Larpenteur Ave east of Hamline saying it had been kept in an orderly manner, and that this same area could be maintained the same way. Mr. Fixter said they would not be opposed to good clean fill. Mr.Rochat of Cleveland Ave & Co. Road D said he had four(h) acres across the street from the proposed dump site,saying he did not see how a dump could he kept clean, and that he planned on building some homes on his property :md woul d be unBble to sell homes with a dump close by. Mr.'I\nute Haglund of £'929 'I.H.B said he felt the residents in that area were get- ting a bad deal and he was opposed to starting a dump and asked if the Village Council would write to the St Anthony Village in their behalf asking them to ¡¡bate the dump now in existence on the Silver Lake road,as smoke comes into their homes in the sunwer time m~king it difficult to sleep. Mr. Swensen who lives nor~ast of the dump site said he did not think the idea of a àump so close to his home was a good one. The Clerk read the motion acted upon by the Council on Monday Eve. JOIn.23th.Mr. Rochat said if the Council did not back up the residents in their reque~t to stop the dump,they would go further on if necessary. Ten residents who would be affected by the starting of this dump presented petitions signifying objections. Mayor Connor told the group they would be notified of the action taken by the board on their request. Mr. Geo.lndykiewicz said he did not know there would be that much objection to him starting a dump on his property,and being there was so much objection,he withdrew his application fer ~:;'r.Je, as he wanted tü get ÍÅlong with his neighbor8. Mr. Cliver Kuivinen of 1725 No. r.unl¡¡p was present inquiring ¡¡bout what was going to be done in hi!:' are¿:¡ sli~,ing he had received a can from Hr. Krannak asking if he woulè. look for another location for his home as he was contemplating an expension in and near hi~ pr~sent home. l~Byor Connor faid it was just in the plQ1luing stage and he could get more information later on. Mr. Brown of Burke St was present asking the status on the O'Neil property. The clerk WaS asked to write to them immediately, telling them to secure the necessarJT sign- natures of the adjoining property owners DB every one else has to do before moving into a basement home or garage, and to remove the cement blocks that. are piled in a hazardous ffianner as he had promised to do. Membrez moved, seconded bJT IIammersten that the O'Neils be given one week to clean up his place ,remove blocks,and present plans for his proposed home,and keep the autos in all orderly manner.Roll call Ayes-(,) Hayes -(0). Mr. Bernard Suchy who had purchased ¡¡ lot east of .Ða1e st. north of Count~· Road B2 presented the necessary pep~rs ~ld asked for per~tssion to live in a basement home, and he was told of past experi~nces the Council had had with people who sold lots and promised to put in ~ road. He said he wo~ld be back at a later meeting. Mr. Ratfield a contractor who is building homes in the Gchreibeiddition asked what had to be done about furnishing a bond for the grading of the reads. He was told to have Mr. BinI. get in touvh with Mr Shaw who would tell him the type bond required.