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VILLAGE COUNCr¡. OF ROSEVILn~ Meeting, Wednesda.y, November 5, 1952 at 2: 00 P. M. 25(1 The Village Council met on the above date on account of Gvneral Election being held on TuesdaJr, November hth, with the following members present: Carlson, Membrez, Connor and Hammersten. Ira Karon, Village Attorney and rÆilner Carley, Village Engineer, were also present. The Clerk read the J:J.inutes of the last regular r,'leeting and on motion by Carlson, seconded by ¡~elilbrez, they were approved as read. Roll call .~T~s-(h) Nayes-( 0). The heari!lg on the re-~oning of certain portions of Krannak property was declared open. JAr. Krarmak was preHent to object to taking 80 much property, as it would take awa~r the space for parking lh cars, but he agreed to go along vÜth it if he had to. j"~erabrez (¡loved, seconded by Carlson, that the property be rezoned as applied for in the petition. Roll call Ayes-(h) IJa;yes-(O). Mr. Krallnak askeò what had been òone OIl the Golden Rule property. He W<JS told a petition had been filed and action would bf~ taken later on in the meeting. Mr. sone tax referred Ayes-(4) Dehn of the Land Commissioner's office appeared with a plat book reg<Jrding forfeited land. Membrez moved, seconded by Connor, that the matter be to Ki'lron for further study and report at the next [!leeting. Roll call Nayes-( 0). Mr. Dietsch of 577 Shryer was present to ask permission to live in a basement while he coapleted his home. The mAterial is ordered, and he has sewer facilities in the house now and backfilling would be done today, so the well man could get in and drill. He promised to go ahead and get it closed in at once, and was told that the build-'..ng inspector would keep an eye on the site. Mr. Galesi of Patterson, N. J., the new owner of the Rose Vista Apartments, appeared before the Council to inquire about his sewage problems. They were causing them some trouble and he wanted to know what our position was on the mat ter. He was told there had been some abuse to the s:¡rstem by some of the 15ß far.1ilies. They are throwing in orange peelings and other materials that w:Lll not re-act to bacteria. He stated the ~'HA F..Ilgineers would be out on Thursday, and the;)! would have to maybe put in a few more cesspools. Mr. Rosenthal, Mr. Johnson ano Mr. Laska inquired about the grading of Rorna between Dunlap and Fernwood. A large amount of dirt would have to be removed, which would cost about $1,000.00. We could use the dirt for a berm on Dionne and ;Üd Oaks, and maybe some mf it could be sold to individuals. Mernhrez suggested the people imTolvad pay for the grading vihich would run about $)0.00 per lot. Tlwy agreed to the plan. Mr. Erickson of Orcherd L8ne inquired what was to be done about hiI' road. He has been waiting for four months for some :relief. It is onlJT 30 feet wide now and Mogren will give an eafJement on his side if the road would be graded at once at no cost to him. Uembrez moved, seconòed by Carlson, that we instruct. Joe Koalska to clean the ditch and put in a couple loads of rock where needed. Roll call Ayes-(h) Na:res-(O).