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VILLAGE COUNCIL OF ROSEVILLE Regular Meeting Tuesday, January 5, 1954, 2:00 P.M. 431 The Village Council met on the above date with the following members present: Willmus, Carlson, Salverda, Olson and Hammersten. I~lner Carley, Village Engineer, and Ira Karon, Village Attorney, were also present. Willmus moved, Carlson seconded, that the minutes be approved as read. Roll call Ayes-(5) Nayes-(O). Wm. Reiling appeared before the Council stating the last Council was not Dunlap Street in a hurry to do so many things. Dunlap St. is to be vacated. If you know lvIr. Krannak as well as I know him, you know his word is not worth a penny_ Changes are that Dunlap St. never will be vacated satisfactorily with us. The matter he wants to bring up is that two years ago Mr. Krannak appeared before the Council with plans and informed the Council that he had all the material and he was ready to start the work if they would rezone the property so Itr. Krannak could build his project. Two years past and no project. The thing I am bringing out is this. Two years ago ilæ. Krannak was responsible for the removal of black dirt off Dunlap St. I want this Council to investigate the removal of black dirt off Dunlap st. as soon as possible and if they find out I am correct that 200 yards of black dirt or more was removed and stolen from the Village of Roseville, to instruct Mr. Krannak to return this dirt. In April 26, 1952, the Council passed a motion to appoint Tony Schmidt as Building Inspector. One month later they made another motion. Some time after, both motions were eliminated from the minute books. I want the Council to take care of the matter on Dunlap St. as soon as possible and want to be present at that time. Hammersten moved, Carlson seconded, that the Engineer be instructed to make a survey of Dunlap St. to see how much of the dirt was removed from the roadway and make a report on same at the next meeting. Roll call Ayes-(5) Nayes-(O). Carl Klohn, 1954 Ma1vern St., appeared before the CoUncil in regard to a petition to release the South Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, Section 17, Tmmship 29, Range 23, except Blocks one (1) and two (2), Garcelon' s Addition to St. Paul; being Blocks three (3) and four (4), Garce10n's Addition to St. Paul, and Blocks one (1), two (2), three (3) and four (4), Lauderdale's East Side Addition to Minneapolis, including the streets or portions thereof platted with those blocks, according to the plat thereof on file and of records in the office of the Register of Deeds for Ramsey County, Minnesota, from Rosevil1e in order to be annexed to Lauderdale because of the bad sewer and water conditions in the area. As your records may show, we have had considerable water conditions, plugged cesspools and the likes. As we see it, there is nothing the Roseville Council can do; consequently, we appeal for the release from Rosevil1e, which we do not like to do, but pray upon your good will to see what the Council can do today_ Petition to release Garce1on's Addition Ii~. Carley reported that check was made with Minneapolis Sewer Dept. as to whether or not we can enter in that direction but uKnneapo1is refused. Next action was to make a survey to determine the drainage situation which should be completed in a few weeks. As far as sanitary sewage is concerned, it cannot go in at present time. Would suggest that unless there is some great hardship involved at the moment, to