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City of Centerville City Council Meeting Minutes January 10, 2024 Administrator Statz stated gave a brief overview of submittals contained in the packet stating that with the Massage Therapist Applicant, the Centennial Lakes Police Department was recommending denial of issuance due to ÐCertificates shall be issued only to persons of good reputeÑ, the applicant having a criminal history involving felonies and ÐCertificates shall be issued only to applicants who have completely answered all of the information requested in the application process as accurate and truthful manner subject to penalty of criminal perjury, have paid the full license fee and have cooperated with the City in the review of the applicationÑ. Administrator Statz stated that upon last yearsÓ approval of issuance lengthy discussion was had that the charges were old enough to be expunged from the applicantÓs record, she has been licensed for the past five (5) months she without incident and potential for expungement he would advise Council to approve and thank the Centennial Lakes Police Department for their recommendation and due diligence. He also stated that the license can be revoked at any time with justification. Brief discussion was had regarding similar findings from the Centennial Lakes Police Department previously, lack of addressing both convictions and expungement qualifications being met but not before the courts. Motion by Council Member Taylor, seconded by Council Member Koski to Approve the Annual License Renewals of both the Massage Establishment Î Connor James Salon, Christina Folsom and Massage Therapist Î Jodi Day as Presented. All in favor. Motion carried. 3.Contract for City Assessor Services Î Mary Wells & Christopher Larson Administrator Statz stated that stated that the existing contact was to expire in February, 2024, with a proposed contract for consideration for a three year period (2024-2027). He stated that staff would recommend approval and gave brief history with utilizing a private firm and the County. He stated that he felt it was a benefit to be on our own. He stated that the city would also pay the County for services. But felt with the modest increases included in the proposal, it would remain to be fiscally responsible. He stated that from time-to-time special requests regarding information for proposed developments, etc. have been provided at no extra cost, been invaluable and extremely timely. Motion by Council Member Sweeney, seconded by Council Member Mosher to Approve the Contract for Assessor Services Î Mary Wells & Christopher Larson as presented. All in favor. Motion carried. 4.Construction Contract Î Royal Meadows Street Lights Î Aide Electric Administrator Statz stated that there were four streetlights within the development with one that has failed. He stated that they were installed differently than most project (i.e., by the developer) and with a contract from the electrical provider for rental and usage charges. He stated that for the electrical provider to take them over for rental, everything needed to be installed to their current specifications. He stated that the infrastructure is fine at this time but a more modern/updated top/light housing for LED capabilities. He stated that when the infrastructure begins to fail, it would be wise to obtain the same rental type agreement for similar lights in town. Motion by Council Member Koski, seconded by Council Member Taylor to Authorize the Execution of the Aide Electric Contract for $4,150 to replace the top/light housing with LED Capabilities as presented. All in favor. Motion carried. 5.North Metro TV Merger Discussion Page 3 of 6