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City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes February 8, 2006 City Administrator Larson indicated that he is interested in doing something that would match the City's plan but he is waiting for response from the County on the price to be paid for the property they are taking. 2. CSAH141mprovemem Council briefly discussed the CSAH 14 improvements. 3. Eagle Brook Church Traffic Mayor Capra updated Council indicating that there was a meeting in the City of Uno Lakes and she spoke to the Chief and conveyed onto them the concerns of Centerville with the traffic. She then said that the City of Lino Lakes was required by Resolution to review traffic after 60 days and they have no intention of removing the traffic control officer at this time and will look at it from time to time. Mayor Capra indicated the Centennial officer is being paid overtime by Eagle Brook Church for traffic control. She then recommended that any residents with an emergency that cannot get out to call 911 to receive assistance getting out. Mayor Capra noted that the City sent a letter to Lino Lakes on the AUAR asking that the roads be improved before or along with further development in the area. Council Member Terway updated the Council on the discussions of the Planning Commission. Council Member Paar indicated that someone in his neighborhood asked him about the home lifted and put a basement under and it is not done and there have been extensions. City Attorney Hoeft indicated that other cities have enacted Ordinances that the Building Official makes an independent determination whether substantial progress has been made on an open building permit and if there has not, they can take action to try to get the property into compliance or moved through the building permit process. Council Member Paar noted that one sheet of ice is going to be a Herb Brooks Institute for weight training and hockey and there will be dry land training to be used by anyone and there will be lots of memorabilia as well. Council Member Paar indicated that Parks and Recreation discussed SCORE funds and the information received states that they cannot use the funds for park equipment as it needs to be for educational purposes. He then said that Parks and Recreation is looking to do some sort of letter to state that they want to use recycled covering for the ground and for the border to retain it and some equipment may be recycled and then use signs to educate the public as to how the material found its way to this use. Page 10 of 11 II)