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?Q __' . J The City Council of Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, February 12, 1975 in the city hall. Mayor Prachar called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. Present were Burque, L'Allier, Peterson. Murray and Attorney Hawkins arrived late. Rep. Neisen was in attendance at meeting and reported on what he is going to attempt to accomplish during his term in office. He is holding meetings with the Anoka County delegation on the 2nd Friday of the month in Room 22 of the State Office Building and the 4th Saturday of the month in a designated community to go over issues pertaining to the residents of Anoka County. Clerk read minutes of meetings held January 8 and 22, 1975. No corrections or additions so minutes stand approved as read. Police Chief Myhre came in with January police reports for Lino and Centerville and list of Lino Lakes Police Officers. Mayor informed council of no reponse to letter written on December 18, 1974 to Mr. Frank Murphy, owner of 7124 Pro~ress Road, and advised them of our writing a registered letter to him re-enforcing our position. Registered letter would also be sent to Mr. Welsch in Arizona and Mr. Strehlow in St. Paul asking for their cooperation in taking care of their particular problem. Flood Insurance: We have received a new map showing areas of Centerville that are subject to flooding. If we do not make application for flood insurance and make flood insurance available to residents of Centerville or people coming into community to re$ide, residents would not be eligible for any Federal assistance in building or buying homes in flood designated areas. John Peterson made a motion for the City of Centerville to apply for flood insurance, Fran Burque seconded it, motion carried. Parent-Schilling Estates: We have received notification of hearing set for Friday, February 21, 1975 at 9:00 AM in Blaine City Hall. In the meantime, clerk received letter from Meyer and Hiniker enclosing check for $148.38 which represents Mr. Parent's half of city's incurred costs on plot plan. Mr. Hiniker hoped the city would accept Parent's check. Discussion was held and Leon L'Allier made a motion to initiate action against James Schilling for his half of the $296.75, John PEterson seconded it, motion carried. All action against Jerry Parent would be dropped. Attorney Hawkins had reviewed current Curfew Ordinance and suggested dropping Section 5 and giving it a number, namely #3. Elmer Murray made a motion to send copy of Ordinance 3 to the Lino Lakes Police Department to advise Lino Lakes police of the ordinance existence and advising them to use ordinance if occasion for enforcement arises, John Peterson seconded it, motion carried. Mayor read letter from Norm Fritchie advising council Fire Department wishes paragraph 11 included in current fire contract with Lino Lakes. John Peterson made a motion to submit contract to Lino if deleted paragraph in question is determined to be legal Elmer Murray seconded it, motion carried.