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~ MOTION by Wilharber, seconded by Brenner to approve the installation oflighting by NSP for the Laurie Lamotte and Tracie McBride parks. Motion carried unanimously. BUILDING PERMIT FEES: Ms. Chris Swenson 7105 Brian Way and Ms. Lisa Colvard of7l47 Brian Way, questioned the Council concerning water and sewer charges on the building permits. Swenson explained Centerville's current W.A.C. is seventeen times higher than Lino Lakes and W.A.C. and S.A.c. permit fees are higher than the surrounding area. Buckbee explained the fees associated with the permits are unlike some of the surrounding areas because the fees are included in the cost of the property. Wilharber explained no one at the meeting was able to clearly state the cost involved. Brenner suggested doing a cost comparison study to address this issue and any future questions. Buckbee commented the current fees are the same as when their present homes were built. Swenson was unaware of the past charges. Buckbee suggested pulling the old permits to compare costs. Gerald Rebhein requested the fees remain on the building permit so the builder pays, instead of the developer. Wilharber suggested setting up a meeting with the Building Inspector and staff ~ APT ANTENNA SITE LEASE: March addressed the antenna site lease, explaining section 11 had an addition to the lease agreement. Wilharber asked if the lawyer had looked at the contract. March indicated the lawyer had looked at the contract. Further, if an antenna needs to be moved they will pay all the associated costs and will remove the antennas if the water tower needs work. MOTION by Brenner, seconded by Buckbee to enter the APT antenna site lease agreement. Motion carried unanimously. VACATED LAND: Theodore Erkenback and William Domseifpetitioned the City on the 30th of May requesting the land identified as (see attached map) be vacated. Wilharber stated, he looked at the piece ofland in question and met with some of the neighbors but didn't know why it shouldn't be vacated. Buckbee asked, why this issue had been tabled. March explained it had been refered to P&Z and did not recall the recommendation, but would revisit the issue at the next P&Z meeting. NOISE PERMIT: John Magill requested a noise permit for a benefit being held for a friends daughter who is sick. The benefit is getting bigger than first thought, so they plan to move the disk Jockey on the deck at Kelly's. Magill explained the benefit will be held on September 7, starting ~ at 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. which includes a pig roast. Further, the majority of the CC8-28MM.WPS 2