1989 Rec./Disb./Resolutions & Minutes

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Meeting Minutes - CC November 20, 1989 Page Four used for medical and emergency services, for ex4i Fire District. The understanding would be required the organization* OLD BUSINESS aolid.Waste Mary Ayde of Lake Sanitation on the Solid Waste Program the City Council. that a two hundred dollar casl to cover cleanup not taken ci was present to update the C it - and to answer questions or col Ayde advised that the rate increase in Centerville was related to the full service provided to the City. She n+ as recycling increases, possible future increases could She noted that Lake Sanitation is working on a study ii township with regard to minimum service (one bag or one ci and that she would report back to the City Council when t: is complete for possible initiation of a minimum service within Centerville. She explained the possibility of service where Lake Sanitation would sell bags for a pr: would include the service. Thus, homeowners would be p4i the number of bags utilized. Mr. Ayde was also in attendance at the meeting and noted addition to the price per bag there should be a basic c: service as it is possible to abuse the metered service He noted that in the past when it was used some person: free bags from where they were made and thus could obtain and not be charged for garbage pickup. Ayde noted that the recycling bins will be delivered Sanitation this week. She felt that there may have be, money allocated to get one bin for every residents home. do say the property of Centerville on them and they are rc The bins are to stay with the property and would not go property owner should they relocate. She noted that the have a bar code system that will automate record keep: property owner will have to use the recycling bin tc recycling credit, The bar code will be sent to the prope separate from the delivery of the bins, and the property c need to put the bar code on themselves. This will be not City newsletter. Ayde noted that Lake Sanitation is looking at getting chipper for twigs and brush at the curb. She noted that require City endorsement to be given to the Metropolita Meeting Minutes - CC November 20, 1989 Page Six setback, and that this not being due to action by the current property owner, a three season porch would be allowed to be erected if the porch could be built so that it would be no further into the setbacks then the existing encroachment on the property described as follows: that part of lot 11 auditor's subdivision no. 47 revised description as follows; commence at the northeast corner of said lot 11 - then southerly along the east line of said lot 11 a distance of 416.86 feet to the point of beginning - then continue southerly along said east line of lot 11 a distance of 105.62 feet - then westerly parallel with the north line of said lot 11 a distance of 175 feet - then northerly parallel with the east line of said lot 11 a distance of 105.62 feet - then easterly to the point of beginning and subject to the existing 8th street along the east line thereof; justification would be: everyone else appears to have something similar to the proposed three season porch; the floor plan of the structure does not allow for any other place on the property for a three season porch; that this does not provide more of a privilege to this property owner; and that this does not negatively impact neighboring property owners; Haberman - aye, Peterson - aye, Pelton - aye, Burgstahler - aye, Neumann - nay, motion carried. Centennial Fire District Bylaws Proposed Amendment. Motion by Peterson, second by Burgstahler that the proposed bylaw amendment be declined, Peterson - aye, Pelton - aye, Burgstahler - aye, Neumann - aye, Haberman - abstain, motion carried. Planning and Zonina,Commission Member Appointment. Council member Neumann noted that he thought that Tom Wi lharber had better qualifications with regard to experience. He noted that Charles Brenner appeared to be qualified but may not be versed in current City ordinances. He noted that the current Planning and Zoning Commission members, with the exception of Chairperson Dan Tourville, may not have a depth of knowledge of City Ordinances.