2021-05-26 CC Special Meeting Minutes - Approved

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City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes May 26, 2021 Attorney Glaser stated that facilities are great to have but if they are not operated correctly, it could become the City’s burden with expenses. Council Member Koski inquired if we have that covered. Attorney Glaser replied yes, it is covered. This is also why there are annual reviews of the CUP ensuring compliance with regulations. Council Member Lakso agreed that this is a reasonable development. The CUP use is just fine and she thinks this would be a great place to serve Centerville’s most vulnerable population. She questioned who the SAC fee would go to and was also curious about the placement of the north side patio not receiving enough sun. Administrator Statz replied with we are losing those fees due to the City of Lino Lakes’ infrastructure services these buildings as their infrastructure was placed in the roadway during the joint roadway construction project. He noted that the City is not liable for repairing that infrastructure. Mr. Stratman informed the Council that the “L” shape of the design, where most of the community activities will take place, was the best place for the patio. He also informed the Council that there would be separate, secure, outdoor spaces for memory care that is away from the north side. Council Member Lakso liked the title that included the town name of Centerville. Mayor Love wondered if there was a way to include language in the CUP for maintenance and upkeep of the building. Administrator Statz stated as part of an annual review, an inspection will keep the facility properly maintained, but the only issue would be a staffing. Mayor Love spoke about the desire to want a building that is aesthetically pleasing. He also mentioned this plat is not the only commercially zoned land in Centerville. Administrator Statz will check on commercial zoning plats, noting down Main Street, most lots are zoned commercial but there are a few still zoned residential. Motion by Council Member Koski, seconded by Council Member Lakso, to Approve Ordinance #114, Second Series - Rezoning Lot 1, Block 2, Rehbein Commercial, contingent on plat approval from B-1 to B-2. A roll-call vote was taken. Mayor Love and Council Members King, Koski, Lakso & Mosher voted in favor. Motion carried. Council Member King wondered about commercial code inspections. Administrator Statz stated the City does have commercial code inspections. This can be based on a complaint or something that is seen. Inspections are not scheduled but are completed as needed. Businesses often find code inspections not business friendly. Page 10 of 12