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Meeting Minutes page three December 14, 1988 incoming Council members, motion carried unanimously. Dia~uaaion of maintenance bond and lift station easement needed for Center Oaks II. Kent Roessler of Kenco Construction advised that he has been unsuccessful in obtaining the necessary easement for the lift station. Roessler also advised that he did not feel the requirement of a 20% maintenance bond was clearly specified in his development agreement with the City, thus did not feel he was legally obligated to provide one. Roessler expressed concern of the cost of the maintenance bond. Clerk noted that a letter of credit may be less expensive to the developer and would be acceptable to the City in place of a maintenance bond. Motion by Neumann, second by Fritchie to instruct the City Engineer and Council member Neumann to meet with the property owner at 1889 Center Street to discuss concerns that he may have with regard to an easement for the lift station, with the intent to resolve the matter satisfactorily to all parties; any cost incurred to the City for their involvement will be borne by the Kent Roessler, Kenco Construction, motion carried unanimously. Motion by Neumann, to turn over the matter of the maintenance bond to the City Attorney; the City Attorney will meet with the Kenco Construction attorney in an attempt to resolve the matter; motion amended and seconded by Wilharber, that should the matter not be resolved, the 1989 contractors license for Kenco Construction will not be renewed in the City of Centerville, effective January 1, 1989, motion carried unanimously. City Clerk noted that Parent requirements discussed at meeting. Construction the November has complied to all 21, 1988 City Council John Stewart, City Engineer noted that the water system appears to be up and operating normally. Des Englund, 7081 Brian Drive, noted that the blacktop on Brian Drive in Hardwood Ponds appears to be higher than the curb. In response, it was noted that Brian Drive has been accepted by the City, and that if there were problems on the street it would have to be taken care of by the developer. The developer has a one year maintenance bond with the City. Carol Pelton, Park and Recreation Committee Chairperson advised that it is probable that the additional $3,000 in grant monies for the skating rinks will be received by December 29, 1988. She also noted that the heating contractor has begun work on the building and that skating is expected to be open beginning January 1, 1989.