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City Council Meeting Minutes August 26, 1992 page seven Motion by Burgstahler, second by Buckbee to instruct the City Attorney to advise as to whether the City of Centerville can discontinue issuing building permits on the Center Hills Third Addition until the issues have been resolved; the City Staff shall advise the developer that it appears that all issues need to be addressed and put into a time frame with a regard to an interim sewer plan for the Center Hills Third Addition; when the developer reproaches the City Council with an acceptable interim sewer plan the City shall begin reissuing building permit on the Center Hills Third Addition, motion carried unanimously. Motion by Burgstahler, second by Buckbee to authorize and request the following work to be completed by the City Engineer and appropriate escrows to be deposited by the developer prior to work being initiated by the City Engineer: Acorn Creek grading plan, appropriate escrow $4,900.00; Feasibility Study, appropriate escrow $1,500.00; Rice Creek Watershed District Permit Application, appropriate escrow $1,500.00, motion carried unanimously. Motion by Burgstahler, second by Buckbee to direct the Clerk/Administrator to advise the City Attorney of the process and the steps being taken regarding the Center Hills Third Addition and Acorn Creek developments and request his opinion as to whether he is comfortable that the City is not creating further liability, motion carried unanimously. Motion by Burgstahler, second by Wilharber to order the City Engineer to stop work on the extension of municipal sewer and water across the proposed Acorn Creek development to the facilitate the Center Hills Third Addition development until a Feasibility Study and a grading plan have been approved, motion carried unanimously. Mr. Stewart advised that if the City were not to complete the Plans and Specifications for the water and sewer main across the proposed Acorn Creek development that it would be to late in the year to construct the sewer lines on Mill Road and replace the black top in time for winter. Council member Wilharber noted that two City Engineers were at the August 12, 1992 City Council meeting and expressed concern that the issues in the August 26, 1992 letter regarding "Engineering Issues: Center Hills Three/Acorn Creek" were not presented.