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City Council Meeting Minutes May 27, 1992 page two forth towards the position unanimously. this process; City Staff shall advertise to fill of the Centerville Police Liaison, motion carried OLD BUSINESS Munici~al Well It was noted that bids for the municipal well were opened on May 30, 1992. The City has until June 30, 1992 to accept the bid. It appeared to be the consensus of the City Council to wait until a future a City Council meeting to award the bid for the second municipal well. Center Hills Second Addition - Development A~reement Motion by Burgstahler, second by Pelton to amend the Development Agreement between the City of Centerville and R&R Leasing to allow occupancy permits prior to the second lift of bituminous being placed on streets per the recommendation of the City Engineer; property owners shall be notified prior to closing of a possible 3 - 5 hour delayin accessing or leaving their homes when the second lift of bituminous is placed on the streets, motion carried unanimously. Clear Water Creek Flood Reduction Proiect The City Council reviewed the letter from the Rice Creek Watershed District dated May 18, 1992, the Department of Natural Resources dated April 23, 1992, Maier, Stewart and Associates dated May 21, 1992, Bruce Malkerson of Popham Haik dated May 14, 1992 and Greg Hellings, City Attorney, dated May 20, 1992. The letters referencing the Clear Water Creek Flood Reduction Project and are on file with the Clerk/Administrator. John Stewart, City Engineer, was present to answer questions regarding the Clear Water Creek Flood Reduction Project. Mr. Stewart noted that Steve Woods, Rice Creek Watershed District Engineer, was contacted and it appears that it was his opinion that Peltier Lake Drive was the overwhelming legal issue that initiated the May 18, 1992 letter suggesting the current petitions be withdrawn and new petitions submitted. Council member Burgstahler noted that the Peltier Lake Drive culvert was installed approximately ten years ago. Now the Department of Natural Resources requests a decision by the City of Centerville on how to obtain easements upstream of the culvert by May 30, 1992. Council member Burgstahler was not clear on what was the urgency in the matter and was not convinced of the problems with the current culvert size. Council member Burgstahler noted frustration and felt that the City was going around in circles when dealing with the Rice Creek Watershed District and that the Rice Creek Watershed District was a