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VIIJ~~GE ::JDTTCIr~ ':IF RC<SE\fII,I2 2'3,;",:a1' nc;;tin¡; Tuesv;u.,:: JUDe 1 500 2._0 O'Clock P.M. The Village Council met on the above date with the following members present. Carlson, Salverda, Olson, Willmus, and Hammersten. B.H.loftsgaarden Village Attorney was also present. I The minutes of the last previous meeting not being ready tlley v,ere laid ove1 for approval at next m0eting. I Hr. NcIntyre,118 Arthur Ave. Hpls. who is planning on building a home on ¡ Bismarck east of Western Ave. inquired about him having to build a road to I his home, before building.He would like to ha.ve the regulation waived for the i tL'1lc being until other people started to build in the area and they could all I share in the expense. Hayor Olson said the developer of the property was 'I obligated to put in the road as have ot.her developers done in varioL:s parts, 0: the Village. i I I Loftsgaarden reported on the matter of establishing an on 5é::.le liquor store. ;'¡e may put up a building a..'1d issue bonds up to ::?50.000 without a published sale ¡ Liq. Vr. HoodJr of Juran and Hoody was present to tell us ho"W to proceed. Bonds ¡Place up to ~t,50,ooo ~·¡cuJd have to be put up for sale. If the people want it and our; grovrt.h being so rapid the sc>oner we could get started the better credit we v!Ould ha.ve for future years vIhen we Hould h,'1ve to put in se¡.¡-er and water ::::¡stems. Hr. Hoady ~mggested we advertise and get a gQod ra.te of interest. He said $50,000 could be llad :or about a 4% rate which Willmus thought was high. If we are to pledge the credit of the Village tie vould have to 0ubmit it to a vote of the people and would get a better interest rate. He sugGested a l:\.i.ilding that i-voü.ld be a credit to the community. Carl StonE:' a resident of the Village with L.Paulle Hidv¡ay Fixture Co. appeared before the Council to let us lmow ~hat they have in the waJ" of fixtures for an On sale place. They made the installations for Grand Rapids E.ffie, Savage, Sandstone and Fairfax. They have a ;ksign service .:hieh is available at hardly no cost. Geo. Sperl of Snelling ilve. ,~ Co. Roa.d B apIleared regarding the loss oi- property on his place. His deg ifas stolen,then two weeks later a trailer uas stolen and about a month ago someone cut the chains on the gat,::' ;:J1d J 0cks and stole a boat. 'Ie :c.1.':; t~e place wired for burGlar alarm and wanted permmssion to build a ::-oof over a :cart 0::: the l:)t so it could be wired to t::1C exi.sting system as the Iriring is very delicate and node to be covered. Carlson moved, secDnded by HarullG.tstcm t.hat Sperl be given a ten year Sperl. .?ermit to put the roof over a portion of the lot. Hall. call Aye5-(S) ],Ta'r,¿. "- (Q , "~J'-""'; \"'-ie .schl.3alvcrda a.'ld K.H. ~IagLmd 21cctric 821cl Plu.cÒin¡; Im,pectors were present tf) discuss the matter of cornpensation. They nOVI receive 2/3 0.:' the per:o.it fees ,-¡hich is not adequate for the time they are putting b ()!' the I'nileage they are put t..L:1g on their cars at no addit.ional cost to the Village. Willmus moved, seconded b;¡r 01o5on that Salverda and l-Iaghmd be -naid ::~IOO.OO additional·per month to compensate for mileage. Roll call Ayei,-(») Nayes-(O). John Salyerda reported that A.,J .SciJUi:li.ts of It-well St. ha3 a.sked him if he could have a.Tlot.her 30 days time to get out of his shop at home as he was ready to put the roof on his nef1 building at Ha.mline 3Jld Count~r Road. J.