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City of Centerville <br />City CounciUPublic Hearing Meeting Minutes <br />May 1, 2008 <br />Tom Walsh, 7162 Brian Way <br />NIr. Walsh stated he lives in a cul-de-sac just off Brian and the City is proposing to put a <br />sidewalk in from a paved pathway to a park that is very small; as a result, he will have <br />several large trees uprooted in his yard. He stated he was told by the developer that there <br />is a plan to connect all of Centerville, and he questioned how many people will use that <br />park. He added the rest of the cul de sac is not getting a sidewalk. He stated his street is <br />designated C1 improvement but there are no potholes in his road. He stated the value of <br />his home will not increase as a result of these improvements and asked the City Council <br />to reconsider the C 1 improvement on his street and to not build a sidewalk. <br />Wes Schoeberlein, 1744 Partrid e'~ Place <br />NIr. Schoeberlein stated he is not being assessed, but this project affects him and <br />everyone here because all residents will pay for it. He indicated that the current economic <br />times dictate that this project not go forward. <br />City Engineer Statz stated with respect to Mill Road, the Council directed staff to look at <br />any improvement to that road as including a 33' wide road with curb and gutter. He <br />noted after further investigation, staff feels it may be prudent to leave the road as it is and <br />that is the reason it was downgraded to a type D improvement. He stated that staff feels <br />it can accommodate the trees on NIr. Walsh's property and that the trail connection is an <br />important part of the overall trail plan. <br />City Administrator Larson stated there were a number of statements made and questions <br />asked that are not related to this project and he is happy to talk to anybody after the <br />meeting. He stated there was a statement made that the sidewalks are being paid for by <br />the 470 homeowners and that statement is not quite correct; it is being allocated on the <br />same basis as the pavement with the City participating on the same level as on the street. <br />Cory Padrnos, 1874 Center Street <br />NIr. Padrnos asked that the Council think about the choice it is making at this time. He <br />stated right now, the City does not have access to federal funds to support this project so <br />it falls on the residents. He asked the Council to look at other ways to help increase the <br />City's population so that it can obtain federal funding to support the streets, or it should <br />consider putting Centerville up for sale. <br />Mrs. Brad Olson, 1983 South Robin Lane <br />Mrs. Olson stated that they will be paying $19,000-$20,000 for these improvements. She <br />stated they already pay high property taxes and now the City is asking residents to pay for <br />road improvements, plus interest. She asked why the City is taking away the use of their <br />wells. <br />Brad Olson, 1983 South Robin Lane <br />NIr. Olson expressed frustration with the City Council and stated he wishes the Council <br />good luck in getting re-elected. <br />Page 4 of 13 <br />
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