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t. o .e . «. k .n he floe 'raw ksu- . •. 41 • 1 u e i 40 Si Police Report Officer reported that the Police Separtmentmonitared 721/2 Street, and yAvenue for two and half hour intervals and there has not been a problem with vehicle speed. OfficerJenserrruenlioned thatthe sclruol zone lights slowed however, wherrthe - lights go off the traffic speed increases. NEW BUSINESS Turtleman Triathlon Mr. March gave a brief overview of the Turtleman Triathlon and that a section of the triathlon includes the Centerville jurisdiction. OfficerIenseasaidni past. years the Triathlon -has notbeen a problem. Motion by Councilmember Nelson. secondeddbyCaunciimemberBrennerto approve the Turtleman Triathlon event Motion carried unanimously Consider Reallocation of Assessments Ms. Gaustad reported the City received a request to consider to reallocate an assessment amount from R& R Leasing to Terminal - Transport. She - further explained that the City assessed the properties along 20th Avenue for sewer and water improvements. At that time, the Council elected to allocate the cost to benefited properties to square footage. One of Mr. Rehbein's 38 acre parcels was no exception, and thus assessed accordingly ($152,498.77). Mr. Coatney (owner - of Terminal Transpurt) was in the process purchasing the property and signed a purchase agreement when the assessment was placed on the property. In their signed agreement, Mr Rehbein and Mr. Coatrrey agreettthatTerminatTransport, Inc: would be responsible for paying their assessment respective to the square footage purchased. The two men agreed that Mr: Coatney's assessment is $30 ;548.12, and this arrrount would be assessed to his property until the term date of year 2008. Mr. Rehbein also entered into a similar agreement with Royal Oakes Reality containing corresponding stipulations regarding assessments. However, this practice is not usually exercised by Cities. Under the stated circumstances, Mr. Rehbein requests that Cityaulhorize Staff to reallocate the assessment as noted. Moreover, Ms. Gaustad did not recommend authorizing the acceptance of Royal Oaks agreement with Mr. Rehbein. However, Ms Gaustad did comment that Staffinvolvementwould be limited and did not foresee a problem accepting Terminal Transports purchase agreement, thus assessing the property. Mr, Haeft stated - that there a problem with the Council and accepting one agreement and not the other. Councilmember Brenner suggested Staff draft a resolution in regards to the issues. A otiorr . _ oun mem, -r : r- nn- seco sus • or m s.i.ni . er Swe- e . • . .a. • • th- 30 548.12 .ecial ses men to .e . e sed o e al Tran ..rts Inc. .ro.ert . -s 6