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City of Centerville <br /> Council Meeting Minutes <br /> June 27, 2012 <br /> Mr. Rick Rudd, Waste Management, was present to answer any questions that Council <br /> had and stated that Waste Management is extremely eager to continue their working <br /> relationship with the City. <br /> Consensus of Council was to direct Staff to bring back the formal agreement for contract <br /> extension at their next meeting. <br /> 2. Drainage Ditch/Rear Yards — Meadow Court & Meadow Circle (North of Center <br /> Street) — Authorize Expenditure of $2,713 <br /> Administrator Larson gave a brief review of Council's discussion regarding this matter <br /> from their previous work session. Administrator Larson reported that Public Works <br /> Director Palzer had suggested cleaning the westerly 100 feet of the ditch along with the <br /> ditch along Centerville Road to Center Street. Administrator Larson stated that this may <br /> reduce the upstream water level; however, the outcome is not completely certain as large <br /> areas are overgrown with cat tails. <br /> Council consensus was to notify affected property owners of the City's intent prior to <br /> work commencing. <br /> Motion by Council Member Paar, seconded by Council Member Fehrenbacher, to <br /> approve ditch cleaning of the westerly 100 feet of the ditch along with the ditch <br /> along Centerville Road to Center Street in an amount not to exceed $2,713. <br /> Lengthy discussion was had regarding the necessity of completing the work again within <br /> 3 -5 years, abutting property owners completing the work, sewer pipe issues in the area <br /> and possibilities of addressing wet rear yards. <br /> All in favor. Motion passed unanimously. <br /> 3. Kelly's Korner Liquor Violation <br /> Previously discussed. <br /> 4. ResQMe Program (J. Paar) <br /> Council Member Paar gave a brief overview of the ResQMe project intended to provide <br /> all seniors in Centerville, Circle Pines and Lexington with a device specifically for <br /> breaking automobile glass and cutting seatbelts. Council Member Paar stated that the <br /> Police Department is accepting donations for the project. Council Member Paar desired <br /> to recognize Officer Angie Kruyer and Community Service Officer Britini Austin for <br /> their work on this project and the Centerville Lions Club for their monetary donation of <br /> $200. <br /> Page5of7 <br />