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<br />VJLL¡i.1r~ cnmJCJL Of ROSEVILL¡'~
<br />i"ìei!ular "Teeting Tues. June 2, 19~3 at. 2 :00 P .,'1.
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<br />The Vi llaffe Council mAt on the above date with the following members
<br />present: r.arlson, 'Iillmus, Connor, and Hammersten, - Hernbrez tardy.
<br />Mi lw~r Carley, \TillaC''? Engineer, and Ira Karon, Villacre Attorney, ".¡-ere
<br />also present.
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<br />Carlson moved, :1illmus seconded, that reading of the minutes be
<br />\vaived and approved accordinf! to copies furnished each member of th,e
<br />Council. Holl call i1'res-O~) ~Iaves-( 0).
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<br />Thf'> (;lerk r'ead the petition presented by F. :c P,uchmeier, attorney for
<br />Hattie Seidenkranz, for rezoninΠthe followina described property from
<br />t8sidet1ce I\. District to a r:ommercial District:
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<br />IIThe'~ast 229.27 ?t. of the s;~ 1/4 of the Si~ l/Ü of Section 15,
<br />L'ownship 29, 3.an():e 23, except the north 767 Ft. and except the
<br />South 369.139 i?eet.1I
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<br />The !~oninr: Board recommended that the petition be ;,;ranted because the
<br />land is suitable only for com:rllercial purposes and the abutting property
<br />Ol:mers expressed satisfaction l'¡U), the projected development. IIr. lÜlliam
<br />1'?i.lin'~ sta.ted that 1-ír. 1'T. Christensen, lìrho1Tas not present, was Vie mOf>t
<br />:i.rl'~erested p"'I":3on npcaus0 he ha.d the abut tin,~ propertv to the r'Test. He
<br />also saj d ttwt 1'T1'. Buchmeier had prev:iously told them that theN, would be
<br />t"¡'enty f'~'et of screeninp- on thr-:; 'vest and th(~ affected property Ol,.¡ners then
<br />'¡·rol1ld bp satis fiprj. ..
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<br />,i[r. Polk renresenting Conoco Oil Co. T"as also present, and it was air,reed
<br />to orovide t}'e 20 ft. for screenin~ and plant<inr;.
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<br />Hammersten moved, seconded b'.! Carlson, that the petition for rezonin'"
<br />the above? described property be granted subject to the petitioner granting
<br />a 33 ft. easement to t.he North and that the 20 ft. strip to the '.'Jest be used
<br />only for screeni n'" purposes and plantin7. í\.lso, that Nr. Karon Drl'mare the
<br />Ordinance providin'~ for the necessary requirements. Roll call ;1ye~-( 5)
<br />iTaye:;-( 0).
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<br />Trle C1Rrk read the ]p tter of acceptance from the Upper ìÜclì.ve~¡t n.eal ty
<br />ComDany of Ordinance No. 152, datedtilay 22, 19[;3. Clerk instructed to ,,,¡rite
<br />a letter acknmÜ2do:in? receiDt of same. Hammersten moved, seconded by
<br />JH1mus, t.hat the lett.er be placed on file. Roll call Ayes-( 5) 'Tayes-( 0).
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<br />The CIRrk read Ordinance 1\]0. 154 ~'1lendjn'7 Ordinance i,10. U.9 providing
<br />for the rezoT1inf~ of the petition of Sunset ì"Íemorial Park Association from
<br />Farm t~esidence to Industrial. Hr. Karon presented a l,,,tter dated June 1,
<br />1953, s hOl1Tin!~ that the Antire apppal to the Supreme Court by the Sunset
<br />l'iemot:'ial Park Ass 'n. was dismissed as 8s;reed to by Hr. Hathews, representinp:
<br />the Sunspt '"emorial Park Association, on Tuesday, ~~ay 19, 1953.
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<br />H8mmersten moved, seconded by 1Iillmus, that Ordinance No. ISh be adopted.
<br />cioll call Ay¡:"s-([~) Na:res-(O).
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<br />Mr. Karon was asked to take the necessary steps to s pe that this pro-
<br />perty is Dut back on the tax roll as of the date that it was removed, and
<br />that back taxes be paid. The Sunspt Memorial file was given to >11'. 1{aron.
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<br />RezoninF" :
<br />Seiden-
<br />kranz
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<br />Ord. 152
<br />Upper Mid-
<br />1,Jest Realty
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<br />Ord. 154
<br />Sunset Mem.
<br />Pk. Ass'n.
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