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Councilmember Buckbee confirmed the funds will be taken from the Park and Recreations funds. <br /> Mr. March stated $100,000 of park funds are available for the Laurie LaMotte Park. <br /> 21st Avenue Ro , d Cs nstr ction <br /> Mr. Nyberg addressed an estimate the City received from Gerald Rehbein. Mr. Nyberg felt the <br /> quotation could be lower, then he suggested the Council wait to see if the estimates decline. In <br /> addition, the $24,550 proposal is for a temporary road. The curb and gutter will be installed later. <br /> Councilmember Buckbee commented she would rather invest the $24,000 in the construction of a <br /> permanent road. In addition, the business owners along 21st Avenue are required to black top <br /> their parking lots when 21st Avenue is paved. Therefore, Councilmember Buckbee suggested <br /> contacting the business owners on 21st Avenue to inform them of the potential assessment and <br /> black top requirements. Mr. Nyberg recommended tabling the issue. <br /> Councilmember Buckbee moved and it was seconded to table the 21st Avenue upgrade. Motion <br /> carri un <br /> Tobacco Ordinance <br /> Ms. Gaustad addressed the proposed Tobacco Ordinance #66. Ms. Gaustad stated the ordinance <br /> was developed in accordance with the state laws and is similar to the Circle Pines tobacco <br /> ordinance. However, the ordinance has been tailored to the City of Centerville Ms. Gaustad <br /> noted the ordinance meets with Acting Police Chief Joel Heckman's approval. In addition, all <br /> license holders have been notified 30 days prior to Council's consideration. Mr. Hellings stated <br /> the ordinance meets with his approval. <br /> Mr. Bill Bisek (7098 Centerville Road) questioned the Council if remote controlled vending <br /> machines are in compliance with the proposed ordinance. The Council discussed the intension of <br /> the ordinance and procedures with violators, Ms. Gaustad commented on the state law which <br /> states: No vending machines are allowed in establishments where children under the age of 18 <br /> have access to the vending machine. <br /> Councilmember Buckbee moved and it was seconded to adopt tobacco ordinance #66 and to <br /> authorize Staff to investigate administrative costs for compliance checks and other communities' <br /> fees. Motion carried unanimousl <br /> Personnel Policy <br /> Mr. March requested council direction on the interpretation of Personnel Policy, Section 11/ <br /> Court Leave "Regular employees may he absent with pay when serving jury duty or when <br /> subpoenaed as a witn in co urt o r v serving as a witness in a case in which the City is a <br /> partv." Mr. March noted the personnel policy does not indicate an allotment of time the City will <br /> pay for the above- mentioned leave. The Council requested legal councils' interpretation. Mr. <br /> Hellings understood the policy allows employees to be absent from work with pay if serving jury <br /> duty, subpoenaed or testifying on behalf of the City. Mr. Hellings recommended eliminating <br /> 7 <br />
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