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City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes November 14,2018 that he would have preferred that the discussion with the owners took place prior to the item appearing on the Agenda for Council consideration. He questioned past violations. City Attorney Glaser stated that there is a three(3) year look back period and there have been no other violations. Motion by Mayor Paar, seconded by Council Member Love to Table Consent Agenda Item #1 b., i. and ii. All in favor. Motion carried. VIII. OLD BUSINESS 1. None. IX. NEW BUSINESS 1. Canvassing Election Results Administrator Statz stated that contained in Council's packet is an abstract of election results compiled by Anoka County and election judges. He stated that the City staff processed approximately 325 absentee/early voters prior to election-day and approximately another 1,233 on election day. He stated that he had not received any complaints and was aware that the entire County was down for the first 10 minutes and a ballot was jammed in the machine at one point. He stated that there are emergency procedures that were followed during both of these situations. Mayor Paar thanked registered voters and new voters for exercising their right to vote, along with Election Judges and Staff. He congratulated Council Member Love and Ms. Michelle Lakso on their successful campaigns and also desired to thank Mr. Greg Nohner for filing for office and running a professional campaign. Council Member Love congratulated Mayor Paar on his successful campaign also. Motion by Council Member Montain, seconded by Council Member Koski to Approve the Abstract of Election Results for 2018 City of Centerville as Presented. All in favor. Motion carried. 2. Ord. #XX, Second Series —2018 Fee Schedule(First Reading) Administrator Statz stated that the Water Lateral Fee is in lieu of the special assessment for project that contained watermain, similar to Peltier Lake Drive, Mound Trail and Clearwater Drive. The watermain was installed and residents did not want to connect and agreed that at the time of connection they would then pay this fee. He stated that some projects are from 1998 with those costs bore by the City remaining unpaid by the property owner due to lack of connection. He stated that City Code contained language that many of these residents were required to connect to municipal services by December 31, 2017. Many of them did not connect and Council authorized Ordinance 491, Second Series in September. He stated that at that time Council also discussed the fact that the $6,500 Water Lateral Fee had not kept up with the Consumer Price Index or Construction Cost Index. He stated that he completed an analysis previously and felt that the fee should be $8,000. Council motioned that in September giving residents until November 1 to pay in full the $6,500 or to have the ability to have the Water Page 4 of 8 23