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' VILLAGE OF ORONO � Crystal Bay, Minneaota Mlnutes of ineetin� held in the Village Hall on July 23, 1956 at 7s30 P.M. Presents H. R. Ross, Mayorj R. C. Ba�ley, K. Turnham, R. N. Neddermeyer, E. 0. �ood, T rusteesj G. A. Hanson, Asaeasor; A. G. Stinson, Foreman; Gerald Ross, Claude Taylor, Constablee; W. E. Heinecke, Treasurer. In the absence of 0. E. Johnson, Clerk, Trustee Bagley recorded the minutes of the meeting. On motion of Turnham seconded by Neddermeyer, the reading of the minutes of the last meeting was dispen$ed with. After aome discussion, it was suggested that Mayor Ross aak Attorney John Pi17s bury to contact the General Motora Corporation agenay relative to deliver� of' the truck which had been purehased from them under aontraot for delivery in approximately thirty days. It was thought that some pressure should be brought to bear on that doncern, inasmuch aa coneiderably more than thirty days time had elapsed since the award o� the contraat. Mr. George W3ndus appeared before the Counail asking that p� rmission be �iven him to build a dwelling on a Casco Point lot having 87 feet of frontage. Hewas advised to acquire some additional land ad�aaent to his own in order to provide a minimum width consistent with the ordinanee re- quirements. He a�reed to try to do so. Mr. Milton Ray110 of Stubbs Say presented to the Council a request that he be permitted to build a dwelling near an exiating cottage on his property and at the same time leave the cottage for a temporary residenae while building and then ultimately for use as a service building only. He intends and hopea to move the cottage later on. Permission granted. Mr. Aasting� appeared before the Council to express an lnterest in buying a lot near the church property �t Navarre to be areated by proposed aub- division and in a manner described on a sketch of certain land. He �tas �dvised that inasmuch as the sketch made no provision in 3ta road for a turn-around, the sub-division would, in all probability, not be approved by the plannin�; commission or by the Council. He was advised to recoirnnend� to the owner trlat auch provision be made and cautioned about purchasing such a lot until this had been accomplished. Mr. Leonard Olson of Carmen Cove then appeared on recommendatioi� of As�easor Hanson to explain that he had inadvertently started to build on ! his lot at a diatance only 52 feet from the property line of neighbot� � J. G. Mile�. The construetion process was so far advanced as to warrant j . spec3al consideration of hig problem. J. G. M31es as�ured the Council f�� that as a neir�;hbor he would have no ob�eetion to this violation of' the �; �; building ordinance and agreed to write a letter to the Council asking �; that Mr. Olson be not required to move hia building farther a�ay from the property line. After some discussion, it was moved by Neddermeyer, '" li � ; , 1 f,��• ,� .�. �.