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City Council August 28, 1996 Meeting Minutes <br /> MOTION by Wilharber, seconded by Brenner to approve the installation of lighting by <br /> NSP for the Laurie Lamotte and Tracie McBride parks. Motion carried unanimously. <br /> BUILDING PERMIT FEES: <br /> Ms. Chris Swenson 7105 Brian Way and Ms. Lisa Colvard of 7147 Brian Way, questioned <br /> the Council concerning water and sewer charges on the building permits. Swenson <br /> explained Centerville's current W.A.C. is seventeen times higher than Lino Lakes and <br /> W.A.C. and S.A.C. permit fees are higher than the surrounding area. Buckbee explained <br /> the fees associated with the permits are unlike some of the surrounding areas because the <br /> fees are included in the cost of the property. Wilharber explained no one at the meeting <br /> was able to clearly state the cost involved. Brenner suggested doing a cost comparison <br /> study to address this issue and any future questions. Buckbee commented the current fees <br /> are the same as when their present homes were built. Swenson was unaware of the past <br /> charges. Buckbee suggested pulling the old permits to compare costs. Gerald Rebhein <br /> requested the fees remain on the building permit so the builder pays, instead of the <br /> developer. Wilharber suggested setting up a meeting with the Building Inspector and <br /> staff. <br /> APT ANTENNA SITE LEASE: <br /> March addressed the antenna site lease, explaining section I 1 had an addition to the lease <br /> agreement. Wilharber asked if the lawyer had looked at the contract. March indicated the <br /> lawyer had looked at the contract. Further, if an antenna needs to be moved they will pay <br /> all the associated costs and will remove the antennas if the water tower needs work. <br /> MOTION by Brenner, seconded by Buckbee to enter the APT antenna site lease <br /> agreement. Motion carried unanimously, <br /> VACATED LAND: <br /> Theodore Erkenback and William Dornseif petitioned the City on the 30th of May <br /> requesting the land identified as (see attached map) be vacated. Wilharber stated, he <br /> looked at the piece of land in question and met with some of the neighbors but didn't <br /> know why it shouldn't be vacated. Buckbee asked, why this issue had been tabled. March <br /> explained it had been refered to P &Z and did not recall the recommendation, but would <br /> revisit the issue at the next P &Z meeting. <br /> NOISE PERMIT: <br /> John Magill requested a noise permit for a benefit being held for a friends daughter who is <br /> sick. The benefit is getting bigger than first thought, so they plan to move the disk Jockey <br /> on the deck at Kelly's. Magill explained the benefit will be held on September 7, starting <br /> at 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. which includes a pig roast. Further, the majority of the <br /> CC8- 28MM.WPS 2 <br />
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