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VILLAGE OF ROSEVILLE Regular meeting of the Village Council, Tue~day September 7, 1954 2 F. M. The Village Council met on the above date with the followin~; members present: Carlson, Salverda, Olson, V'illmus, and Hammersten. B. H. Loftsgaarden, Village Attorney, and Don Carley, Assi~tant Engineer, were al~o present. Carlson moved, seconded by ~illmus that the minutes of the previous rAgular meeting of August 17, be a~proved as presented by Mail, Roll Call-Ayes (5)- Nayes (0). John Kromout, Gas Inspector for Roseville, appeared before the Council ad- ,vising them that the job of inspecting gas installations was getting large enough to keep an inspector busy full time. Being he has another job, he suggested the Council hire Mr. Chris Peterson of 2491 St. Croix St. as a full time inspector. Mr. Petersom is the head of the E amining Board for .". Gas Installers. The Council asked Mr. Kromhout to bring Mr. Peterson to the next meeting so the Council members could meet h:t~. He said hp! would. Mr. Smith of falcon Heights appeared before the Council and asked if Roseville would compromise on the di~tance between treps, that are to be planted along Roselawn in the Bolton St. area. Roseville requires 75 feet between tr~e~ but these people would like to have it 60 feet. The Council told Mr. Smith that since Roselawn Ave. was a County Road, he would have to talk with the County, but that Roseville would go along with them on anything that was reasonable. b;j~ minutes FWll time gas inspector tree Dlant.ing Paul Baber, B._C. Orth, and Dale Scrensen, all living on No. Oxford St. just north of Co. R . B. appeared before the Council in regard to a bad water con- drainage dition in front of their houses and in back of some. Mr. Carley, Engineer, on Oxford had been told about this condition and had looked into tY}e mat.ter quite thor- oughly. He made several suggestions that the Council 'would have to act on. Mr. Orth said be would be very happy to sign a drainage easement and the Engin- eer was instructed to write one up for him, so something could be done this fall. Mr. Ray Michael of 2071 Lindy approached the Council with the idea of constr- ucting a service road around the area of Fernwooð and Lindy. It ~as decided tha t the Engineer would wri te a 1 et ter to 1,:ír. Michael whf'Jn they have made a survey of the area and give him an estimate of the job. The benefiten prop- erty owners would be assAssed for the road. Mr. Nilva, of Paster Enterprises appeared b~fore the Council with a request to get the northerly 150 feet of their prope>ty rezoned to business. Their property lies East of Lexington between Dionne and Roma. This rezoning would border Roma St. on the North. The Council agreed to accept the Petition, subject to receiving the Abstract. Certificate. It would then be referred to the zoning board who will set a date for a hearing. The 'aster Enterprises submitted plans for a 90 foot extention to their present building at Dionne and Lexingtcn. HammerE'ten moved, Carlson seconded the permit be gra.nted. Roll Call-AyeE' (4)- Naye::: (1). ì'ìillmus against. Mr. N. C. Nelson, con~table, aE'ked if a couple of No Pa~king signs cou10 be placed on the south side of Co. Rd. B,. West of Lexington, f;O the school buses can have a place to load and unlo~è the school children. County Rd. Bis a County Rd. so Rosev'_lle coulG not put up the signE', but r~r. Ha!'lmere:ten said he would contHct the County Sign man and ask him if signE' can be put up fwon. service rd. Fernwood & Lindy Petition td rezone by Paster OK permit tor Paster No Park- ing signs