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VILLAGE COUNCIL OF ROSEVILLE Continued meeting Saturday, October 24, 1953, at 9:00 A.M. The Village Council met on the above date as a continuation of the regular meeting of Tuesday, October 20, 1953, with the following members present: Carlson, Connor, Membrez, Hammersten and Ira Karon, Village Attorney, was also present. The hearing on Lebens rezoning was called to orqer. Therebeing no one present objecting to the petition, Membrez moved, Hammersten seconded, that the following property be rezoned to Business: WWest one-half (Wi) of the Southeast quarter (sEt) of the. Southwest quarter (SWi) of the Southwest quarter (SWi) of Section Fourteen (14), Township Twenty-nine (29) Range Twenty-three (23)." Roll call Ayes-(4) Nayes-(O). Membrez moved, Hammersten seconded, that the licenses from the Depot Nite Club be transferred to Edw. Krier. Roll call Ayes-(4) Nayes-(O). Markham appeared before the council with an easement for a road on Burke and Pascal. He inquired if some stakes eould be set so he could do the grading. The papers he had had certain stipulations in it that he could not meet. Carley arrived at this time and said his crew was setting the stakes this morning to be paid for by Bentley. When this is done, Zibells have agreed to sign the easement.,for Wallace Bentle~. Karon presented the matter of the lawsuit Schubring vs. Leuer and Village of Roseville. He explained what had transpired legally through the years and that two court actions had been held previously. The council requested that Karon take the neutral position and let ~uer and his attorney carry on the suit. The clerk read a letter from Karon on the matter of a primary election outlining the dates of a primary election. WWith reference to whether or not a primary election can be held for the 1953 Village election the following procedure must be followed. If notice of a special election to vote upon the question of having a primary election was given on October 24, 1953, and notice thereof posted on October 26, 1953, the election upon said question could not be held before November 5, 1953, as 10 days posted notice thereof is required. If a majority of the voters voted for a primary election system the votes could not be canvassed until November 6, 1953. Allowing 10 days for filing by candidates the last day for filing would be November 16, 1953. Filings must be closed at least 20 days prior to the primary election so that the primary election could not be held until December 6, 1953. The statute provides that the primaries must be held not less than 10 days preceding the Village election and the Village election must be held upon December 8, 1953. It is, therefore, apparent that a primary election cannot be held in connection with the 1953 Village elections. However, if a petition is sufficient, the election must be held and it would be ~ recommendation that in that event, a special election be called. 03 Lebens Rezoning Depot Nite Club Licenses Burke and Pascal Schu bring vs. Leuer Primary Election