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City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes September 24,2014 Mayor Wilharber stated that Council had concern regarding how Mr. Montain determined the purchase price, market value of the items, offering the item to the individuals for one dollar aiding them in obtaining the finished product sooner, length of time the vehicle has not been operable and potential cost to purchase the items back at a later date. Mr. Adam Montain stated that his brother derived the price from previous offers that the City has received and that they anticipated that the items would be operable for the City's Fete des Lacs parade in 2015. Lengthy discussion was had regarding Council's previous concerns, Attorney Glaser stated that restoration of older vehicles is very labor intensive, costly and believes that the purchase price is fair. Attorney Glaser stated that he would draft a purchase agreement giving the City first right of refusal if Council directed him to do so. Motion by Council Member Love, seconded by Council Member King to accept thr offer and staff prepare an agreement. All in favor. Motion passed. IX. NEW BUSINESS 1. Res. #14-029—Approving Preliminary 2015 Budget&Tax Levy Administrator Larson stated that Council discussed the preliminary budget and tax levy amounts at their last work session and the documents provided this evening include the addition of $15,000 for Parks and Recreation maintenance and equipment as they requested. Administrator Larson stated that the Committee understands that Council may determine to reduce the amounts prior to the December deadline for finalization. Motion by Council Member Fehrenbacher, seconded by Council Member King to Adopt Res. #14-029 —Approving Preliminary 2015 Budget& Tax Lew as presented. All in favor. Motion passed. 2. Consideration of Anoka County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Council Member King requested that this item be tabled due to concerns he has been attempting to research with Centennial Police Chief Coan. Council Member Fehrenbacher questioned Council Member King's concerns. Council Member King stated that he desired additional information regarding wording, acronyms, situations and grant funding. Council Member Fehrenbacher had concern for time constrains associated with the document and Administrator Larson reported that Centerville experienced an oversight and is the last community to approve it. Council Member King stated that he has discussed this item with Commissioner Sivarajah who has been directed him to discuss his concerns with Chief Coan. Attorney Glaser stated that Council sets policy, allocates resources and delegates services to be provided during a disaster/crisis, etc. and situational events could last for a limited amount of time to being extremely time consuming. Page 4of6 7