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B. Open Meeting Law The Council - discussed what is acceptable and questionable in regards to using e-mail Council members on issues prior to council meetings. If a Councilme,nberreceives a twuplaint from aiesident tltenthat information canbe e- mailed•to -tbe whole council. Whereas, if a Councilmember requests information from staff that same information will be distributed to the whole council. Councilmemberlclelson cautioned - tire City thataccordirrg to 43A:17, Sub. 10 and Suh. 2 states that a City is restricted to not paying a Councilmember for non - attendance of a council rrreeting for vacation or sick purposes. C. Conflict of Interest Tire Council discussed conflict of hetetest - and how it shouki be handled when ara Council meeting. The Council desire is to be ethical and upright in all ways possible. D. Main Street House Councilmeu,bee Brenner explained the at 169tMairr Streetwas for sale and - she wanted to bring it to the Council's attention that this may be an option for the Community Youth Center. E. Aleaaudi a House Mayor Wilharbernoted that the is non-intently registered for Centerville to receive preferential service when in need at the Alexandra House. Furthermore, if the City is interested in p, uvidiug this set vice to their citicen, a minimal fee be Ms. Gaustad commented drat the City has donated funds via Community Development Block Grants for several years. The Council's consensus begin the p1 oeess to provide this - service to residents. F. Ray Vandeveer Mayo'. Wilharbernoted that Mr. Vandeveer peupused - abill lowering school speed 25 the bill was voted down. However, he is planning on approaching the Centennial School district to propose thatthe schools in the disbieciawerthere speed limit tu 25 mph. IV ADJOURNMENT Motion by Councilmember Travis, seconded to adjourn the April 8; 1999 Special Council meeting. Meeting adjourned at 8:50 p.m. Respectfully Submitted, Ry -Chel Gaustad, CMC City Clerk • Page 5-of-5