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City of Centerville <br /> Council Meeting Minutes <br /> June 12, 2013 <br /> Motion by Council Member Fehrenbacher seconded by Council Member <br /> Parr to approve the 2013 Goals as presented. All in favor. Motion passed unanimously. <br /> 5. Consider Authorizing Appraisals of Surplus Parcels <br /> Administrator Larson stated that per Council's goals, this item is being placed on the agenda for <br /> consideration. He stated that Council discussed completing appraisals on 6 parcels of property that the <br /> City Council deemed surplus property at their previous work session. Council discussed obtaining a <br /> realtor versus utilizing Mr. Glaser for securing the appraisals, ramifications associate with either choices, <br /> costs involved, potential commissions and objectives of the City. <br /> Motion by Council Member Paar, seconded by Council Member <br /> Fehrenbacher to authorize the City Attorney to secure appraisals on the six parcels <br /> Discussion ensued regarding whether the appraisals would distinguish a building value and a <br /> Property value for those parcels that contained buildings All in favor. Motion passed <br /> unanimously. <br /> 6. Laurie LaMotte Field Restoration Proposal — Goetz Property Maintenance & Landscaping -- <br /> $3,647.62 <br /> The City Council discussed recent damage to LaMotte Park from a flag - football tournament held on June <br /> 1 & 2 by group who was not issued a permit for use of the fields. The City Attorney will begin the <br /> process of holding the sponsors responsible for damages. The Council approved the submitted proposal <br /> from Goetz Landscaping to repair the field at a cost of $3,647.62. <br /> Administrator Larson stated that the group utilized the soccer fields and destroyed a large amount of the <br /> flat surface and sod. Public Works Director contacted Goetz to obtain a proposal for restoration. <br /> Discussion ensued regarding permitted uses, large group usage, policing, fees and signage Council <br /> directed staff to work with the City Attorney regarding Code amendments that minimize /eliminate similar <br /> damage in the future through the permitting process. <br /> Motion by Council Member Fehrenbacher seconded by Council Member Love to accept Goetz <br /> Property Maintenance & Landscaping proposal in the amount of $3,647.62. <br /> Discussion ensued regarding the potential for a portion of the repairs to be completed immediately <br /> (flattenin&olling) and re- establishing turf which could take a longer period of time to complete <br /> due to soils and growth period. <br /> Council Member Fehrenbacher made a friendly amendment to his previous motion to increase the <br /> authorized expenditure to $4,000 in anticipation for costs to be increased due to the length of time <br /> for repairs. All in favor. Motion passed unanimously. <br /> 7. Camp - Barron Property, 7121 Centerville Road <br /> Attorney Glaser reported that the property owners are accumulating junk again and that building repairs <br /> have not been completed, per City Code. Attorney Glaser stated that the Public Works Department was <br /> not allowed on the property to re- inspect the property as agreed but from what could be seen while on the <br /> property, pallets and other items have again been placed on the property. Attorney Glaser requested for <br /> Page 5 of 7 <br /> P5 <br />
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