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Meeting Minutes - CC January 8, 1992 page three as the City of Centerville. Ms. Ayde noted that there are very few recycling items left that Lake Sanitation does not service. And that with regard to solid waste in general the City of Centerville currently has the lowest price in Anoka County. She noted that all waste haulers in Anoka County must offer volume based fees, but that the City of Centerville and Lake Sanitation have not been able to come to an agreement with regard to rates. Mayor Buckbee noted that Ms. Ayde's first proposal for volume based fees appeared to looked favorable. Lake Sanitation then retracted the first proposal. The second proposal submitted by Lake Sanitation was not as favorable. Would it be possible that the City Council could have additional data with regard to justifications for the cost difference. He also noted that with the second proposal supplied by Lake Sanitation the unlimited service appears to jump so that the Centerville residents would be paying the highest in Anoka County versus the lowest. Ms. Ayde advised that the one can service would include all of the extra services, including spring clean-up. She noted that spring clean-up is provide to the City and that the City is only the tipping fees. She noted that it was her intention to increase the full service price to make it high enough to encourage individuals to participate in one and two can needs. Motion by Pelton, second by Buckbee to direct Clerk/Administrator to coordinate a meeting between the Council Solid Waste Liaisons, the Recycling Coordinator and Sanitation for the purpose of discussing volume based proposals, motion carried unanimously. the City Lake fee Data Practices Act - Adoption Greg Hellings, City Attorney was present at the meeting and advised that the documents presented before the City Council do meet his approval. The documents supplied to the City Council were a "Public Document Containing Procedures Adopted By The Responsible Authority To Administer the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act", notice to applicants with regard to the Tennessee Warning and Resolution #92-01 appointing a Responsible Authority and assigning duties. A copy of the above mentioned documents are attached to and made a part of these minutes. The Clerk/Administrator advised that she had spoken to Don Gemberling with the State of Minnesota regarding the writing the compliance to the Data Practices Act. She noted that the documents would be forwarded to Mr. Gemberling for his review. Mr. Gemberling however advised that it may be in excess of six