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City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes September 10,2014 Administrator Larson stated that items such as driveway, access and turn lanes to and from CSAH 14, height, lake access, landscaping, connection and park fees would all be addressed in the PUD agreement. Mayor Wilharber stated that he was aware of an upcoming meeting on September 16, 2014 in Lino Lakes where a presentation would be given regarding the proposed development and to gauge interest in units. Council Member Paar questioned whether putting something on the City's web site regarding the meetings held by Gladstone Cooperative of Centerville to gauge public interest would be acceptable and Legal Counsel Glaser confirmed. Motion by Council Member Love, seconded by Council Member Paar accept the recommendation and grant preliminary approval for land subdivision and the proposed PUD for Senior Housing Cooperative Proiect (Hearth Development/Gladstone Cooperative of Centerville) at 7261 Main Street as presented. All in favor. Motion passed. 2. Petition for Recommendations Regarding Regulating Music @ Outside Public Events Mayor Wilharber stated that the City had received a petition of sorts regarding regulating music at outside public events and offered Council Member King an opportunity to discuss the issue. Council Member King stated that the petition had been submitted by his spouse after the Fete des Lacs street dance that was held in the parking lot of Kelly's Korner on July 27, 2014. Council Member King stated that he was not home at the time of the event but his wife and several residents felt that the bass and loud music was excessive, primarily to those that live in close proximity to the event. Council Member King stated that his spouse had supplied Council with information regarding the City's noise ordinance, examples of other communities' rules and state statutes that pertain to noise emissions. Council Member King suggested that a decibel meter be on site or another device to measure emissions, should be available to the band which ensures code compliance. Council Member King stated he is aware that the Centerville Lions obtained a noise permit which allowed for the band to play between specific hours and outdoors, however, he felt steps should be taken to minimize the impact on residents in close proximity. Council Member King stated that residents in the downtown area do not feel that they are a part of the community or heard regarding noise from the bars or similar functions as the Fete des Lacs street dance. Lengthy discussion ensued regarding past complaints and the lack thereof, that the event is an annual one evening event, emergency vehicle sirens exceeding the band's bass, following the existing noise ordinance rather than granting a noise permit, being mindful of those resident near the area of the event, future music events, notification of residents of events, shortening the duration of events, and the acceptance of the petition. No action was taken. 3. Third Amendment to Site Lease Agreement — T-Mobile/Water Tower Antenna Lease (Allows three added antennas & Increases Rent Accordingly Page 4 of 6 4