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. Council Member Broussard Vickers suggested discussing this matter during the next budget discussions. City Attorney Hoeft said the copy of the document that the City has is not signed by either party and suggested Staff look into whether there is a signed copy of the document. Mr. Palzer indicated that he thought the document was approved by both Councils. Council Member Nelson indicated that it was approved by motion if not signed. Mayor Swedberg asked if the City is an exporter or importer. Mr. Palzer indicated that, at this time, the City is a net exporter. 4. Employmcnt Policies Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated she had located thc employment policies but did not have a chance to review them. 5. 21 st Avenue Reconstruction Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated she had received several calls concerning the condition of 21 " Avenue. Mr. Palzer indicated that the City had dumped seven (7) loads of Class 5. He also noted the Dairy Queen manager feels that business is down 25% because of the condition of the road. He further noted arcade asphalt is concerned with the condition of the road. Council Member Nelson noted that the busincsses did not want to pay the cost to fix the road when the option was presented. Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated that because Lino Lakes is a charter city they havc to assess for the improvements. Council Member Broussard Vickers asked how the city could assess the full amount if the value cannot be justified. Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated a number of property owners on the Centerville side were not in favor of the project and the matter was dropped. Council Member Capra asked if it would be prudent to have a joint meeting with Lino Lakes on this matter. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated that the City does not have any money to fund the reconstruction at this time. Council Member Capra asked who was responsible for further developing the road. Mr. Palzcr indicated that whomever develops the parcel would be responsible. He then Page 13 of2l