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CC Meeting Minutes Page three November 9, 1988 70 which adopts the assessment for municipal water for Hardwood Pond Estates, motion carried unanimously. A copy of this assessment roll is on file with the City Clerk. APPEARANCES Stacy Lundblad, Centerville Community Education Representative, was present to update the Council on policy changes within the Community Education Program. Lundblad presented a copy of a letter to the Council which she sent to John McClellan, Superintendent of Centennial Schools. The letter expresses her concern over the proposed policy changes and the direction Larry Jablinski, Chairperson of the Community Education Advisory Board, has taken with regard to other Board members. A copy of this letter is on file with the City Clerk. Lundblad noted that in the future, the City will no longer be able to appoint it's own representative. Mr. Jablinski will seek representatives out of the community and interview them, making his own recommendations. She noted that she has been asked to leave as of June 1989. Lundblad noted that she is striving for more programs at the Centerville Elementary School, that she feels that Kathy Wyland, newly hired by the Community Education Department, will be a big plus for the program. Motion by Wilharber, second by Fritchie to direct the City Clerk to write a letter to Larry Jablinski requesting a response to Stacy Lundblad's letter of November 1, 1988, a carbon copy will be sent to John McClellan, Superintendent of Schools and the Centennial School Board, motion carried unanimously. Discussion of proposed Rehbein Development south of Main Street. Gerry Rehbein, developer, advised that the lots along Main Street could be commercial or residential, but would have no problem designating them as residential due to Council concerns. He explained that the landlocked ponding area could have access from a 20 foot easement off Main Street. Rehbein noted that he would have to deal with the Rice Creek Watershed District and the Department of Natural Resources with regard to the property being in the flood plain, but that it was his hope the City could help him with this by moving forward to reduce the flood plain area. He has designated two acres to facilitate a ponding area. Rehbein advised that it is his plan to sell the residential lots which abut the commercial properties, to the commercial property owners. John Stewart, City Engineer, advised that with regard to the