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City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes May 10, 2017 Motion by Council Member Montain, seconded by Council Member Koski to table the final Payment to Anoka County until the next council meeting schedule for Mav 24, 2017. All in favor. Motion carried. 3. Met. Council (MCES) Flow Rate Follow -Up Administrator Ericson stated that the City is in receipt of Mr. Kyle Colvin's responses to questions Council had at a previous Council meeting (February 8, 2017). Administrator Ericson stated that Engineer Statz addressed several of the questions that Council had and provided clarification for several items of concern. Engineer Statz stated that Council's concerns were addressed and that Mr. Colvin will be addressing additional items in the next few weeks as the 2016 flows have not been finalized. He also stated that in Mr. Colvin's email, MCES will be changing their allocation model for 2017 so he will address those questions then. Council Members were disappointed in the amount of time Mr. Colvin took to address their concerns, had concerns for infiltration and sump pump discharge, along with grading and procedures for ensuring that grade of lot is maintained. Council Member King questioned the readings and monitoring of lift stations by Met. Council and Engineer Statz stated that he believed their systems were automated but he would research this item. Discussion ensued regarding ensuring that residents are pumping their discharge to their rear yard rather than their floor drains or laundry tubs, inspections, fines and review of the City Code. No action was taken by Council. X. NEW BUSINESS 1. 1688 Heritage Street — Culvert Removal Administrator Ericson stated that with the Centerville Road project a culvert at this address was abandoned. Engineer Statz stated that Staff has been visually inspecting the culvert in the driveway since the project and believe that it should be removed and the homeowner made whole. He stated that there has been a hump in the driveway from the culvert since the street was originally constructed and believes that the City should remove it. Council Members had concerns regarding obtaining bids if needed, coordination with the owner's replacement of the driveway and costs incurred by the City. Motion by Council Member Love, seconded by Council Member Montain to Approve the Removal of the Storm Pine ($1750) and Reimburse the Homeowner the Cost to Repave the Area or Pave the Area (Owners Preference) With Staff Informing the Property Owner. All in favor. Motion carried. Page 4of8