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School Flashing Lites Mr. March explained Mike Hughes (Centennial School District) received a quote from OSM Engineering to design the school flashing lites. Furthermore, OSM Engineering's quote is $2800. However, H.R. Green has requested authorization to quote the flashing light project since they have a traffic engineer on staff. Mr. March added, Anoka County plans to authorize a consultant to do the work because of the County time constraints. Councilmember Helmbrecht moved and it was seconded to direct City Staff to work with the County to work with the Centerville Engineer and School District. Motion carried unanimously. Centerville Interceptor Improvements and Service Evaluation for the Northeast Region Mr. Nyberg reported the Metropolitan Council Environmental Services will hold a public hearing on April 29, at 7:00 p.m. in Centerville City Hall on the Facility Planning Study for Centerville Interceptor Sewer Improvements. Furthermore, the hearing is being held to present information to the public and will provide a forum for public comment on this project. Mr. Nyberg distributed the East Alignment Alternative Centerville Interceptor (MWCC 7651) map with the proposed east alignment and the new forcemain. Mr. Nyberg noted the proposed plan lends to the development of Centerville, however, other options may not be as favorable. Councilmember Helmbrecht requested Metropolitan Council put in writing that they are aware of where Centerville utilities are located and that they are not moving Centerville's utilities. Mr. Phil Bergem P.E. (Howard R. Green Company) commented the Metropolitan Council is recommending an alternative route around Centerville. However, the third recommendation is to run the interceptor to Main Street. Special Use Permit - Exact Precision Sheet Metal Company Mr. March briefed the Council on the special use permit request submitted from Exact Precision Sheet Metal Company and then announced the sheet metal business was interested in moving into the old Noble Welding Building on Main Street. Also, one owner attended the Planning Commission meeting to request a special use permit. However, there was no quorum and the Commission was unable to respond to the request. Mr. March reiterated ordinance #64 and the Councils authority to waive the public hearing process. Councilmember Helmbrecht moved and it was seconded to approve the special use permit for Exact Precision Sheet Metal Company. Motion carried unanimously. Neighborhood Watch Councilmember Brenner identified a neighborhood watch handout in the council information packets. Councilmember Brenner mentioned Conrad and Mary Goodwin are retiring after volunteering for many years. The new neighborhood watch coordinators will be Doug and Noreen Stevens. Councilmemher Powers moved and it was seconded to send a thank you letter to Bud and Mary 6