1984 Rec./Disb./Resolutions & Minutes

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Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the City Council of Centerville held their regular meeting on Wednesday, June 13, 1984 in City Hall. Acting Mayor Wilharber called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. Present were: Ayers and Baumann. Absent: Mayor L'Allier and Zimny. Motion by Baumann, second by Aye~s to approve the minutes of the May 23, 1984 meeting, motion carried. PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS: Clerk had received a complaint about drinkin~ in the city park during softball games; complaint had been rece1ved by Mayor on filling of ponding area on the Rehbein property and Gunner Pettersen had looked into problem and Ayers will also be checking into it; resident on Mill Road had contacted building inspector about grading on her property which had been done and is causing a water problem; Building inspector had some questions on our Ordinance #4 and whether or not he should be receiving copies of development contracts between city and developer so he is aware of construc- tion going on in the city; washout problem on Brian Drive has not been taken care of and clerk will check with Des Englund who was looking into solution for problem. OLD BUSINESS: On evening of June 12, 1984, Tom Wilharber and Mike Ayers had met with Margaret Langfeld, Paul Ruud and Dave Torkildson on the problems the city is having concerning the fishing by the Pavilion. The following items were discussedl (a) garbage proBlem - Anoka County will stop and pick up the cans once a week from the area between the lakes. They were informed that our pickup date was on Friday and they will attempt to pick up at another time during the week. (b) parking lot on west side of Peltier Lake across from Mound Trail: With the council's agreement, the county will develop a parking lot as described above for between 12-15 cars as soon as the weather clears. A trail will also be developed between the problem area, the proposed parking lot and the larger parking lot further up the Peltier Lake area. A satellite will be placed by the county at the smaller parking lot. Council should also consider asking for one at the larger parking lot. (c) Speed limit signs have been installed in three additional areas along Main Street on both sides of the roadway and a larger sign has been added just north of Lakeside Auto & Paint. (d) Additional fill will be brought into the area on the North side of Main Street on the Peltier Lake side of the road, a power pole across from Twin Lakes will be moved back away from the road more by NSP within the next few days. After the fill is put in a fence (guardrail type with cable) and one entrance will be implaced. Where the opening is, a pedestrian crosswalk will be painted and signs installed. (e) Concerning the drainage problem on the south side of Main Street just next to the ball diamonds, the county will check for a culvert and if not, will put a colvert under the road to drain that area. (f) Signs directing people to the entrance to the Anoka County Preserve are being made at the sign shop and will be installed shortly.