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Mayor Wilharber mentioned he spoke with Mayor Sullivan and she had no opposition to the road. Also, Mayor Wilharber felt a date should be included in the memorandum of understanding, since Centerville made a commitment to Lino Lakes to develop the road. Furthermore, it is the desire of the City ofCenterville to work with the City ofLino Lakes. Mr. March recommended the right-of-way be obtained prior to road construction. Mr. March added, the memorandum of understanding takes into account 21st. Avenue north of Main Street. Councilmember Helmbrecht stressed that Centerville and Lino Lakes approve all the documents at the same time. The Council elected to adjust the wording and to extend the proposed dates to accommodate the request of the City ofLino Lakes. Councilmember Helmbrecht moved and it was seconded to approve and sign the Joint Powers Agreement for 21 st Avenue contingent upon approving the memorandum of understanding with change from 90 days to 120 days, both Cities approve and sign the interconnect agreement and correcting stated errors as recommended in the engineers letter dated April), 1998, contingent upon the final draft corning back to the Council and that Centerville gets final estimates on the 600 feet for road construction. Additional contingencies included a date change from December 31,2000 date to December 31,2001 and change last paragraph from "A formal agreement to construct said" to A formal agreement for the construction of the roadway. Helmbrecht aye, Brenner aye, Wilharber aye, Powers abstained. Motion carried. Laurie LaMotte Park - Letter dated April 1. 1998 Mr. Nyberg presented a revised design map of Laurie LaMotte Park. Mr. Nyberg noted Centerville is attempting to get RCWD to approve the ponding area. In addition, RCWD Administrator indicated there are prospects for funding. Mr. March commented he plans to share the Park and Recreations committees concerns with RCWD. Mayor Wilharber suggested Staffwork with Anoka County Parks and Trails in regards to the trailway hooking up to LaMotte Park. Councilmember Powers questioned the depth of the proposed pond. Mr. Nyberg commented the pond should be about three to four feet in depth. Mr. Nyberg noted H.R. Green will update the map to reflect all changes and bring it back to the Council. Senior Housing Update Mr. March updated the Council on the Senior Housing construction progress. The City has been notified that the Multiple Sclerosis Society has awarded the City a grant in the amount of $8000 for the reimbursement of the accessibility items that were included in the Chauncey Barett Gardens project. Furthermore, the facility grounds require 3355 square yards of sod. The City has inquired about having the sod donated from Gerald Rehbein's cousin who owns a sod farm. Finally, Great Lakes Management has started the renting phase and to date the facility is not fully rented. 4