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VILLAGE COUNCIL OF ROSEVILLE Regular Meeting SAptember 15, 1953 at 2:00 P.M. The Villacic Council met on the above riate with the following members present: Carlson, Willmus, Connor, and Hammersten. Mernbrez-Absent. MUner C~rley, Village Engineer, and Irfl Karop, Vnlage Attorney, were also present. Willmus moved, Carlson p,econded, that the reading of the minutes be waived and Aprroved according to copiee furni~hed oach member of the Council. Roll call Ayes-(L) Naye<>-( 0). Clerk read petition for rezoning a piece of property occupied by Ricker's Market (888 Lovell Ave.) from Residence District. A to a Business District. The Zoning Board did not have the opportunity to review this petition, so Willmus moved, Connor ~econded, that t.he hei."'ring he post- poned to the next meeting, October 6th. Roll call Ayes-(L) Nayes-(O). The petition for Clara Sauter to rezone the gw Corner of B & Dale from Farm Residence to Business Di<>trict was reviewGd. It had been referred to this meeting for more definite plans. Mr. Joseph Huber presented plans af> to what was proposed for that area. H~~~ersten movE'd, Carlson seconded, that the following described propert;;r be zoned fro~ Farm Residence to Business District: 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of the 29, Range 23.1t "The East 950 Feet of the Nortn NE 1/4 of Section 14, Township Roll Call Aye~-(L) Naye~-(O). Hænmersten moved, Willmì.4s seconded, that Ordinance No. 167 proviòing for the above change in the zoning m~p and amending n~dinance No. 1)~9 be adopted. Roll call Ayes-(4) NRyes-(O). The public hearing was opened on the qnestion of the vacat.ing of Dunlap Street. William Reiling present.ed a petition from citizens of the area opposing the granting of this vacating. He said that acr:ordin~ to the law, no street should be vB.cated that is of interest to the public. He charges that Mr. Kr~lnak stole dirt from Dunlap Street, sold it, and the Council did nothing about it. There is now a deep embankment with a perpendicular wall, which is of great denger to both traffic and pedest- rians. It is luck3' for the Village thd no chilrl has fallen down there, as he would be killed. The hole hns been filled ....i th water all Spring anrj is tcriay. He further stated that Mr. Krannak should pot have any special power with thi¡:; Council. He fixed a deal whereby the Council allows him to steal the dirt from Dunl~p Str0et and r0tL the citizens of Rosl";'-:_lle. Now he~antc; to ste2l the very ~treet that¡rå~ òrivir:g on, and 1f he gets b~r in th that, next year he w11J want to steal the1r homes. Mr. Reiling sáid that Mr. Karon, as Village Attorney, is supposed to represent all of the people, but inetead, he draws up an orc1inance thé't benefits Onl;}í one person. 1h'. B. G. Benson stated that in 1941 ~he road wae ther8 8~d that the school hus uses the roari E'V~'!IJ' day. If the rOf1.d were closed, he and others would have to go to Garden or Lexington, anò he thinks tbet road should be kept open. Hundreds of people use that road. Lester Johnson asked if the report from Mr. Carley vra~ reé'dy on the traffic study that waf: req1Jest(~d:1t the last meeting. Carley..... ~, - L' . I] '] No' J_ :!presen ted a map of the area and the following report: (,.) ~1 9. ùO ¡·w Rezoning: Ricker's Store Rezoning: C. Sautp.r Ord. #167 Vacating Dunlar St.