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City Council Meeting Minutes July 22, 1992 page five Motion by Buckbee, second by Pelton to adopt the new rate for volume based billing based upon the counter proposal submitted at this meeting by Mayor Buckbee, subject to implementation by Mary Ayde of Lake Sanitation; the Centerville City Staff shall first in mailings sent out to the public by Lake Sanitation regarding this issue; the rates represent a three percent cost increase based upon the assumption of 100% recycling participation; once per year there shall be open enrollment at which time there will be no charge to residents to switch from volume based billing to full service or vice versa; and the Lake Sanitation Contract is subject to review and revision in the Spring of 1993, motion carried unanimously. PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS Noise Com~laint - Waterwork~ Bar A petition was presented to the City Council which states that because of the noise extending beyond 10:00 p.m. which carries profoundly around the water boundary areas of the Waterworks establishment, its annoyance to the peace and quiet of the neighboring residence and because it continues in spite of numerous calls to the police department, we are asking for solution from the City Council to effect the limit to this noise and/or police patrol from 10:00 p.m. until closing. A copy of this petition is on file with the Clerk/Administrator. The following persons were present at the meeting and addressed the issue: Sally Timmers, 1541 LaMotte Drive, Lino Lakes Bernard Ward, 1549 LaMotte Drive, Lino Lakes Kathy MacDonald, 6901 LaMotte Drive, Lino Lakes Tom Olson, 7261 Main Street, Centerville Russ Almendinger, 1305 Mound Trail, Centerville Buck Timmers, 1541 LaMotte Drive, Lino Lakes Rich DeFoe, Owner of the Waterworks Bar, was also present. He advised that he has tried to talk to the neighbors and he has gone down to LaMotte Drive to speak to the people. The people appeared to be nice and wanting to work things out. He advised that last year he did things differently then he does now. He found out that there are things that he can and can't do, such as D.J.'s and outside bands. He noted that for the Centerville Days he tried to move the speakers to absorb some sound and to try to minimize noise across the lake. He has placed bouncers in the parking lot 90% of the time to reduce the parking lot noise. If music is a problem he can control that. If partying outside of