1987 Rec./Disb./Resolutions & Minutes

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Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City of Centerville City Council held their meeting on Wednesday, July 22, 1987 at City Hall. Mayor L'Allier called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Present: Fritchie, Laska, Neumann, Robischon. Motion by Neumann, second by Fritchie to accept the July 8, 1987 meeting, aye: Fritchie, L'Allier; abstain: Robischon. the minutes of Neumann. Laska, PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS Council member Laska noted that the storm sewer on the west end of Peltier Lake Drive that was replaced during the road reconstruction is full of gravel. John Stewart, City Engineer advised that they are aware of the problem and that Valley Paving has agreed that they have contributed to it. The storm sewer will be cleaned out. Council member Laska noted that Allied Blacktop used a broom sweeper and blew dirt up on some of the boulevards, he feels that they should have had a pickup crew come around to clean up the boulevards. City Engineer will notify the engineering inspector and he will get together with Council member Laska to determine the problem areas. Council member Robischon noted that some of the North Central Cable lines on Peltier Lake Drive have been severed during the road reconstruction and have not been put together. Council member Fritchie noted the odor at Michael Moreland, 1540 Peltier Lake Drive. Clerk will have Orville Hughes, Public Works Director go to the premises to see what is causing the odor. If he has any problems, he will contact the Health Department and investigate further. OLD BUSINESS John Johnson of Merila and Associates Companies appeared to update the Heights development. and Ken Council Briggs of Harstad on the Centerville Minor modifications were made on the grading plan. The original plan was to obtain drainage through the Houle property to Clearwater Creek, but due to the cost of this option Harstad has had to reconsider. A culvert has had to be installed on the most southern border of Centerville Heights, above the most westerly lot of the proposed Wegleitner Addition, as no drainage easement was on that lot as originally thought. The second lot of the proposed Wegleitner Addition does have a drainage easement on it, and Harstad feels they will be able to utilize this. The proposed pond in the north section of the development will be moved to west of the proposed park in Centerville Heights, the water will then drain across Fox Run. The new location of this pond will create a natural buffer between the park and property owners.