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looking for was the structural drawing for the present building. I have contacted Paul Palzer, City of Centen'ille Public Works Director; he has stated that he has no drawings. I then attempted to contact the Cities previous engineering firm Maier Stewart & Associates which were in turn bought out by H.R Green Company, but they stated that anything that pertained to the City of Centerville was turned over to Bonestroo, Roesne, 1nderlink & Associates. I contacted Tom Peterson, the present City Engineer, but he said that the only things that his company had received from H. R. Green were utilities and street drawings and information pertaining to the aforementioned The Lions of Centerville will continue to pursue for information on the building other wise we will ask Bruggnumn to go ahead with some ideas concepts for the present building. I have located the locations for the electric / gas / water / sewer services surrounding the building along with the storm water drainage locations. It looks like an addition could be added onto the East end of the present building to make it more useable in the future. The Lions of Centerville wanted to insure that the Park & Recreation Committee was informed of what steps the Lion Club is pursuing and looking also for your input concerning any future plans for the building. The Centerville Lions will assist with labor on the renovations. Mr. Wilhaber also questioned, as a resident, what was being done to post warnings where the Hunters Crossing Trail meets Centerville Road. Mr. Wilharber had previously appeared at City Council to voice his concerns over this dangerous situation. Committee Member Lee explained Committee Member LeBlanc is working with Anoka County to remedy this situation, but it is a slow process. The stop signs on the trail are the responsibility of the city and Committee Member LeBlanc has suggested the committee recommend Public Works install signs and stripe the trail as a warning. Signs on County Road 14 are up to Anoka County and they need to access the situation. The county did not show the Hunters Crossing Trail or the Pheasant Marsh Trail on their plat maps. Committee Member LeBlanc has since requested the City Administrator Moore- Sykes send maps to the appropriate people at Anoka County. This will remain on the agenda as an update. Part of the Pheasant Marsh Trail is in place and brush is cut to match where the trail will be. v. CONSIDERA TION OF MEETING MINUTES Motion was made by Committee Member Peii, seconded by Committee Member Lee to approve the September 4, 2002 Parks and Recreation Committee Meeting Minutes. All in Favor: Motion passed unanimously. 20f5