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A special meeting of the Centerville City Council was held on Wednesday, March 24, 1976 at the City Hall. Mayor Prachar called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. Present were Burque, L' Allier, I'v1urray and Peterson~ A report was given by the Road Committee. Police oontract with Lino Lakes was discussed. Chief Myhre had delivered contract to clerk that afternoon. Figures included in contract were: 1976 per capita figure - $17.86 1975 per capita fi~ure - $14.17 1976 total cost - $11,146.64 1975 total cost - $8,842.08 There were two page threes to the contract. One stating that the per capita figure would be $17.86 and the second page stating that the contract shall remain in full force with the exception of Section 13, due to present Union negotiations between the City of Lino Lakes and the Union representative for the members of the Lino Lakes Police Department. When these negotiations are finalized, the city of Lino Lakes and the City of Centerville will negotiate the final cost figures having regard to the final Union contract. Elmer Murray made a motion to sign page three of contract stating the $17.86 per capita figure and leave the second page three for study by our attorney and further discussion between the two cities dealing with the negotiations and final cost figures, John Peterson seconded it, motion carried. Mayor read portions of letter received from the Department of Agriculture concerning a request from Frank Everhard on the Minnesota Department of Agriculture's subsidy program for homeowners who must remove diseased elm and oak trees. The matter of the downed trees and shrubs in the park area was discussed. We have been advised that the trees have to be burned by April 1st. Mayor was to contact Hank Miers to push pile together and burn it next week. Centerville Land Use Map was presented to council which Carley and Associates have drawn up. John Peterson made a motion to approve it as the official land use map of the City of Centerville as of March 24, 1976, Fran Burque seconded it, motion carried. Clerk has received bill from NSP for the light in the telephone booth. The bill was for 48 days and amounted to $11.73, a 30 day bill would amount to approximately $8. a month. Consensus was to have the light removed from the booth. On March 17, 1976, we had received letter from Rep. Oberstar concerning the LAWCON funding. Mayor read letter of response sent to Rep. Oberstar on March 23, 1976.