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City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes February 12, 2020 since changed from that time to the property owner who has received requests for dock space and it is felt that sales of the homes would be hindered by the inability to fully utilize the lake. Administrator Statz stated that there is concern that docks could be placed across Main Street/CSAH14 as the current property owner owns property on Peltier Lake. If was felt that placing docks on this property was cause public safety issues for individuals crossing Main Street and that the City is allowed to negotiate/regulate exceptions for granting a PUD. Council Member Koski stated that several residents appeared at the public hearing held at the Planning & Zoning Commission regarding their concerns for water quality, pollution, maintenance of the sections, and installation of the dock itself with the ability to tie a watercraft to it. Discussion Association is responsible for the maintenance of the dock surface with lakeshore owners removing/installation of the dock. Mr. Don Skelly stated that he felt that the property owners would have a personal interest in taking care of the shoreline and improving the area. Discussion ensued regarding possible signage placement by the HOA as numerous individuals are familiar with the site being open to the public versus private property at the current time, home of the site. Motion by Council Member Montain, seconded by Council Member Koski to Adopt the the Linear Option (HOA May Construct and Maintain a Dock Complex on Outlot B. The Dock Complex May Have No More Than Nine (9) Slips for Docking a Single Watercraft in Each Slip. The Docks are for the Exclusive Use and Enjoyment of Residents Living in Block 2 and Watercraft Moored in Slips Must be Registered to an Address Within Block 2 of the Bay View Villas Development). The HOA May Not Grant Right of Access to Residents for Any Property on Peltier Lake. All in favor. Motion carried. 2. City Council Work Session Schedule Administrator Statz stated that were a valuable tool and the possibility of expanding the sessions by extending the start time or having them more often should be explored. He stated that the current schedule of work sessions Lengthy discussion was had regarding start/end times, frequency, items of discussion, meeting day of the week, modifying Council meeting dates, the intent of shortening the length of the actual Council meeting due to discussions being addressed at the work session level, if no items of discussion then no need for session, and the possible need for continuation of work sessions following the regular Council meeting. Page 4 of 7