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VILLAGE COUNCIL OF ROSEVILLE Con:tinued Meeting. Friday May 9 1952 at 3.00 O'Clock P.M. 211 The Village Council met on the above date with the following members present. Willmus,Memhrez,Connor and Hammersten. Mr. William Reiling appeared before the Council to discuss several problems. Taxes, Schools, streets should be properly fixed. We have no sewer or water services. Not enough street lights. A resident of the Village had been attacked on Larpenteur and Lexington and nothing had been done about it as yet. Mr. Reiling voiced his objection to Tony Schmidt as building inspector, sayimg he did not think he had the necessary experience for the job. Mr. Milner Carley was invited to the meeting to discuss road problems with the Council members. The over all platting and laying out roads to conforrJl to a standard pattern for the future. Much discussion was held on needs and methods of accomplishing them. Membrez inquired, if we could reasonably expect an Engineer hired by the Village to work out details of drainage, and plans. Fin6:out the property owners, secure easements and other incidentals needed on a project. For the present an Engineer should be on a part time basis. Work by himself, check over the lake and water shed area. Pick out the benefited area. Be at liberty to put on a limited s)trvey crew to measure the water shed, find out how muck water it will hold, what type bottom? How much will seep out. Make a plan from the firl!!t manhole down onto the lake bed. Flash floods should be givenconsideration.What area are the assessments to be spread over, then turn the information over to real estate men for appraisalis Carley said he did not see how a private Engineer could come in and do a job without some conflict, when the County was aleo doing some work. They would probably think their bounds were being oversteppèd. Carley stated he would be willing to go into the Engineering problem we have on any basis we wanted to. He would be willing to forget personalities and co-operate with us 100% on the basis outlined in his letter to us dated April 28 1952 Membrez moved, seconded by Hammersten that the petition presented by Miss Dorothy Lindig for the vaca.ting of a twelve foot lane between Blocks One and Two in Homevi11e Addition be accepted and a public hearing be held on ,June 3 at 2.00 08C10ck P.M. Roll call Ayes-~h) Nayes-(O). Membrez moved, seconded by Willmus that the easements from Jihn Andert and Mrs: O'Delia Larkey for a 60 foot right of way running west of Western Ave. for a distro1ce of 330 feet in line With Bismarck be accepted and filed with the legister of Deeds. Roll call .yes-(4) Nayes-(O). Membrez moved, seconded by Connor that the following bills be paid. Geo. Connor 80.00 Harry Carlson 60.00 Eçiw. Wi1lmuB 60.00 B.H.Hammersten 200.00 Geo. Membrez 60.00 Ira Karam 100.00 \ Frank Leinen 75.00 Dr. M.S.Sekhon 25.00 Mike Walsh 100.97 Ken Fabyanske 12.50 Catherine Lang h9.90 Alice Tollin 92.13 Frank Weinholzer 150.00 Hamm Bra. Co. 3827.20 Bellis Bag Co. 4.7'1 Old Peoria Co. 701.76 Sunny Hill Dist. 26.25 Famous Brands 477.23 Distillers Dist, 839.75 Northern states P. 14.35 American Linen 15.48 Griggs Cooper Co. 2831.06 Ed.Phillips Sons 1668.07 Ebin Bro s Co. 217.22 Midwest Wine Go. 87.35 McKessdm Robbins 150.46 Schmidt Brg.Co. 1087.1.f2 J.L.Shie1y Co. 1669.47 Cliff Berglund 55.00 Brissman Kennody 17.94 '-- Victory Printing Co hl.OO B.H.Hammersten 100.00 Phillips Petro. cm. 30.36 Carnes Stamp Co. '2).65 Carrier Bros. 5.00 J.L.Shie1y Co. 808.22