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<br />Meeting Minutes CC <br />pag:e fC)lJ.r <br />December 13, 1989 <br /> <br />Ordinance. There appeared ~n be varying opinions <br />Council on the ordinance. Mayor Haberman noted that he <br />ordinance was very restrictive. <br /> <br />f yc)rn trle <br />felt tIle <br /> <br />Motion by Pelton, second by Burgstahler, to table discussion of <br />the proposed Noise Ordinance until such time that a redraft can <br />be presented to the Council which would address Mayor Haberman-s <br />concerns, motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />Police Service .Cont~aQ~ <br />Mayor Haberman noted that his feeling continues to be that <br />Centerville should begin review of police services earlier in the <br />year in 1990 and obtain bids for police service, and/or that the <br />City should be prepared to have its own department, He felt that <br />the City should be able to have its own department for a similar <br />cost as compared to the 1990 contract amount. <br /> <br />Council member Burgstahler noted that Centerville was not <br />terribly successful last year with regard to police service <br />contract negotiations with Lino Lakes. He expressed <br />disapPc1intment with a "ta.ke it, ():t' lea.ve it" (:;()),itrac~t al1()f-J" 14 <br />days for a response. Burgstahler noted that it appears that Lino <br />Lakes residents will have a 1990 cost of $39.50 per resident and <br />Centerville will have a $63.00 per resident cost for the same <br />service. Centerville is being charged for 8 hours per day of <br />service and is not getting this. He noted that: <br />-the current contract was unfair and disappointing: <br />-it would be to the advantage of both Lino Lakes and <br />Centerville to share police services; <br />-if a long term arrangement, which is a fair deal, that <br />provides some certainty can not be reached, Centerville <br />will have no choice, but to take bids for services: <br />-Centerville to relay their feelings to Lino Lakes in <br />writing - expressing concerns and request entering into <br />discussion for an acceptable agreement; <br />-if Lino Lakes is unwilling to negotiate, Centerville ShOllld <br />look for alternatives; <br />-it is not fair to Centerville residents if the Council did <br />not look at the situation. <br /> <br />Council member Neumann noted that he had a feeling that Lino <br />IJ (q k e s w () u J d " h () 1 d l~};>" C e n t e r v i 11 e a g a. i. n t rl i ;3 ye Ei r . He <31=t1? e <3. r e (1 <br />to be in agreement that if no productive negotiations were <br />achieved in 1990 the City should look at other alternatives. He <br />advised that it would be very important to initiate a Citizen <br />Information Program with regard to police services. <br /> <br />Council member Peterson noted that it appeared that looking at <br />the c~itations ()[l the rrlor1tt11y p()lic:e report:3, CerltervilJ.e C:-1.J}J)earf~ <br />to be getting a fair amount of police service. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Meeting Minutes CC <br />p<:.t~~e S lX <br />December 13, 1989 <br /> <br />until amended by the Centennial Fire District Steering Committee, <br />motion carried unanimously. - <br /> <br />P rQ-P.QJ~_e d Rec re a~ i o_~~ 0 iDJL_Po wer~_.Ag.r_e_~nlen_t_ <br />Motion by Haberman. second by Pelton to request that the proposed <br />Recreation Joint Powers Agreement be ~mended so that the job <br />description of the coordinator wl"ll l-)p_-. rr:J(_)~~_-. l'_~~_-.fl"rl~,:.(_~ t t} t <br />l .L _t I: ; r::..~ _1., () -' -1 e p () i r1 .J <br />of how recreation programs are to be paid for and what portion <br />would be subsidized, motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS <br /> <br />(~cILlrl(:;il rnerrlber Peterson advised t11c3.t he }1:3Cl rec~eive(l c~()mplaj.rlts <br />thEit the (;i ty staff have t)eerl smcd{ irlg iT1 trle fire (lep~.rtrne:nt <br />portion of the buiJding. The Clerk/Administrator advised that <br />the office and meeting room portion of the building is a non <br />smoking area and that City staff received permission' from the <br />Fire Chief to utilize the fire portion of the buildj.ng for <br />smoking during breaks. The Clerk/Administrator will speak t; the <br />Fire Chief and work out the concern. <br /> <br />NEW BUSINESS <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />L.iqlJQ_r._ .L._i_Q.eJ1CJ~_.. -Alml_i_G.at.i_Q_rts. <br />Motion by Pelton, second by Neumann to approve the following <br />liquor licenses for 1990: <br />-Wa terw()rk .' s Ba r <br />-()n 3(31e LiqLlor, <br />-()ff 8(31e LJicluor ~ <br />_. S Ll rl c1 Ei y L i q tl () r , <br />.--()ff Sale Non-Irltoxic~<:ttiTig LiqtlOr ~ <br />-C~igarett/e , <br />-,- Darlc~e ~ <br />-Tri() InrI <br />" - () r1 Sa 1 e I; i q t1 0 r, <br />-()ff Sa] e LJig.ll()r, <br />-Sllrlday Liqllor, <br />-()ff Sale NC)I1-I!1toxicatil1g Liquor, <br />-Ci.garette~ <br />-Tril)};>elf3 Marl(et <br />- () f f Sa 1 e No [1 -- I n t C))'~ i c~ (3 t i r1 g L i q 11 () r , <br />-C~igLirette ~ <br />- C~ 0 r n E~ r E); "{:> r e ;:.; s <br />-Ciga.rette ~ <br />...T. r~." s Liqtl()r <br />- () f f S El.l e I ~n t ()){ i c: a t i r1 g 1J i q U c} r , <br />-Cig~;:1rette ~ <br />-Hc)u.se of C:hu. <br />--WirlE,~ , <br />- () n Sa 1 e N () rl .- I ri t ())'~ j cat i fH? L i q 1) () l' ; <br />th i,:) t: t !:~! tl :,~ ;~ iJ r i 8 (1 Ll Il.a r1 i n'J 0 U S 1 ~l . <br /> <br />I <br />