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I <br />Vs <br />NHnn 22 117 N.W.2C 396 (1962). The courtNorth Oaks, 264 Minn. <br />reasoned. <br />This court has heretofore held <br />corporation has the power under [M.S.A. ^ <br />p!lS?ic pJopLty!... [wjhatever the extent of police <br />?o5er o?er ordinary private roads which not <br />f?e^y used by the public, that power must be neld <br />to Lch private roads «here_they^==™p-^ <br />the ooUce'pouecrcovers a wide range of subjects, <br />and ^while it is especially occupied with whatever <br />affects the oeace, security, health, morals and <br />aeneral welfare of the community, it is not limited <br />► wearofeo but cxteods to dealing with conditions <br />eiis? s”« to bring out of then the greatest <br />:oi've“ence o1 genrral Irisperity and to everything <br />^nSaMtanJ of Jhe cLocration.... That which may at inhabitants of cn . „itnin such power, may, <br />«®ani?heft"l? by reason of changed conditions, be <br />“cognised « rie^itimate subject for the exercise <br />of the power.' <br />Id. at 400.(citing 62 C.J.S. :iunicipal Corporations, S 128). <br />The road system in the “fSrono! 'Ltr^wis <br />analogous to ^te toad system^^ contained in the cities are <br />are unique in that many in the respect'that theprivate. The Pities only differ in ^h^ bo„Po„„ers in North Oaks <br />underlying easement . nroro The City of Orono maybut reverts back to the City in Orono.^^xne^c^ Ordinances so <br />rely on the reasoning in ^ homeowners and their <br />that all private roads roads to get to their <br />and <br />b^e^t.n^e^^s Itls^ISplwJrertfSI un^dL H.N.A. S Ul.lll, <br />subd. 32. <br />that a^cur«Sncil <br />The Attorney ‘!“‘'®?th due ?2gard for the public <br />f“««r?o b2 s«ved by'the city providing the service <br />directly.," il- <br />3- <br />D-1