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I Springl999 -- ~COUDen'S Coraer ,f \ ' \,~,A~ARY The council took the following action: · The city council swore in newly elected Dick Travis and Marl Nelson to serve four year council terms. · 1999 recycling budget was approved. · A floodway reduction process was approved. · 1999 goals and objections were acknowledged. · Resolution 99.-01 appointments were approved. · Resolution 99-02 fee structure was approved. · Resolution 99-03 appointing the city's responsible authority was approved. · A special use permit for the following was approved: Goetz J .andscaping Garden Center, Performance Auto, Exact Precision Sheet Metal, Terminal Transport, Auto Electrical Repair Shop, Corner Express, Eagle Trucking, Casanova, Inc., Noble Welding & Manufacturing, MCIlCellcom CelluIal, ADL, Northern Forest Product. FEBRUARY The council took the following action: · The union contract was approved. · A rezone request was denied. · Reconfigured Northern Forest Products - TIF Program · Established due times for council agenda itemS, delivery of minutes and recording meetings of the city. MARCH /~--n;:oo council took the following action: : ,'. A $75.00 do~on toward Garage Sale Days to pay for trolley rides was approved. "._of . The Arts and Crafts Show for one day in the school parking lot area during Saturday orthe Garage Sale Days was approved. · The City will not condone any water ski courses in envir()nmentally sensitive areas. ' · Approved the Interconnect Agreement excluding Section 2, Charges... "including any flat rate that shall be calculated by dividing the total water used by the average water consumed per household" · The application for bingo and'raffles on April 27, 1999 and August 15,1999 at St. Genevieve's Church was approved. · An easement encroachment variance was denied. · An easement encroachment variance and extra shed was denied. · Street repairs, maintenance and seal coating was approved. · A proposed addendum to the Parkview Development Contract was approved. · Approved Committee, Commission and Council meeting minutes be completed within four business days following a meeting (after the purchase of computers and proper training). ' · The pmcbase of a podium - top lecture table with mobile bottom-was approved. · Pbase two of the Water/Sewer Rate Analysis not exceeding $5000.00 was approved. · AuthorizaIion forthe City F~to advertise for 1999 seal coat bids was approved. · The Facility Ma;I1bIHl..~Agteement with die Olain ofLakes Little League w;m approved. · Approved to have the developer of Parkview be reimbursed $25.00 per structure for mailbox stands, after the development is complete. · Appointment of Ms.'Lori Dorn to the Economjc DeyelopIileDt Committee. · Resolution 99-04 Acorn Creek Parle Development GrantApplication was approved. · Resolution 99-05 Laurie LaM~tte Park I:mpr<)vement Grant was approved. . (~\ · Resolution 99-06 Establishing Earth ~y ",as 'approved. \~j). The ,International Association of Chief of Police formula for the Circle PinesILexington Police Department was approved . AUthorization of staff to enforce the Uniform Housing Code on a complaint basis was approved. The Building Official will monitor and regulate the code and make the,Couttcil the board of appeals. City of Centenille . Pilge 5 I' -- , 1998 Fire Em.ergency Ru.. We have completed 1998 with a total of 851-runs compared to 827 or a 2.9% increase. This,is still not as high as 1996 which we had 889 runs. As usual the medical calIs accOunt for over half of ourruns and the percentage stays about the same. The carbon Iilonoxide calls are slowly reducing in number. . We went another year without a nugor structure fire. This is a fact we are proud of and we believe that the fire prevention activities are, part of the' reason for this. . . . . . . . . . . PlaiUIIng and Zoning Vacanc, The Planning and Zoning Commis- sion has a vacancy. Have you been considering what you can do to add a , little pizzazz to your life? Have you ' been wondering what you can do to get a better understanding of what's going, on around you? Then consider apply- ing for the Planning and Zoning vacancy. The Planning and Zoning Commission meet the first Tuesday of every month. The agenda includes items such as; preliminary plats, special use permits, variances, ordinance recodification and much more. If you are looking for inform- ation or would,like to submit an application, contact Ry-Chel at 651-429-3232. . . . . . . . . . . Sprlall Into SUlDlDer Questions regarding the collecti~ of bagged leaves CODtacfWaste Man- . .. 1- ..'.:....___ agement at 612-783-5470'::;:,j ~'"