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City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes August 14, 2013 Discussion took place regarding to what extent the City should consider future development in the area and working with the neighboring community Lino Lakes. Administrator Larson stated that the City would not expend additional funding beyond this proposal without first securing Council's consideration. Motion by Council Member Paar, seconded by Council Member Lo ve, to approve the submitted proposal for engineering services provided by St antec for th Centerville Road/CSAH21 Proiect as presented. All in favor. M otion passed unanimously. 8. Consider Audit Proposal from Abdo, Eick & Meyers, LLP (Three (3) Year Term) Administrator Larson requested that Council table this item allowing additional time for discussion and consideration at their next meeting. Council Member King questioned whether the City may desire to request proposals for these services. Administrator Larson stated that the City is not required to solicit proposals if Council desires. Council consensus was to Table this item until their next meeting allowing for additional consideration. 9. Turf at Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park Council Member King, Parks & Recreation Committee Liaison, reported that the Committee is very disheartened by the progress with the restoration following the unauthorized use and damage. Public Works Director Palzer stated that Staff has been watering the damaged areas on a regular basis. Chaiperson Pat Branch, Parks & Recreation Committee, was present and stated that the repairs will be impacting the fall season of football and soccer. 10. Servicing of Park Satellites Council Member King stated that recently residents have been reporting no one is servicing them and several have substandard equipment. Public Works Director Palzer stated that the service provider should be servicing them on a weekly basis and that this is the first complaint he has received all season. Public Works Director Palzer stated that he would be in contact with the service provider ensuring that these facilities would be taken care of on a regular basis in the future and report back to Council. IX. ANNOUNCEMENTS /UPDATES Administrator Larson reported that the University of Michigan desired to apply various sealants to the joints that were failing in the colored concrete in the downtown area in order to study their effectiveness. Administrator Larson reported that this area was recently involved a Department of Transportation Study which the University of Michigan was involved. Page 6 of 8 6