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repaired. Mr. Palzer stated that the driveways in that area have been a reoccurring problem due to <br /> frost and heaving. Mr. Palzer stated that the City has previously paid to repair same. <br /> Mayor Wilharber requested that Mr. March research this issue and provide information to Council <br /> and residents experiencing this problem. <br /> Motion by Council Member Sweeney, seconded by Council Member Travis to add discussion <br /> of the driveways on Center Street to the agenda for the next City Council Meeting. All in <br /> favor. Motion carried unanimously. <br /> Mayor Wilharber stated that he had received some complaints concerning animals running at large <br /> and pet owners not removing fecal matter from their animals. Mayor Wilharber urged animal <br /> owners to be responsible and clean up after their animal(s) and not allow their animals to run at <br /> large. <br /> Mayor Wilharber stated he attended the ten (10) year anniversary gathering for the Anoka County <br /> Traveler. Mayor Wilharber also stated that he questioned how service to Centerville residents <br /> could be improved and the Traveler indicated they have serviced several residents in Centerville <br /> and suggested placing their number in a newsletter to heighten awareness. <br /> Mayor Wilharber stated he received a complaint concerning the price of admission to Anoka <br /> County and Washington County parks. Anoka County informed him that they do not offer a <br /> discount rate for seniors; however, they do offer an annual pass which would allow unlimited <br /> access to parks and provide discount admission to Hennepin County parks. Mayor Wilharber <br /> requested that price information be placed in the next LeJournal. <br /> Mayor Wilharber stated he had a meeting with John Olson, Anoka County Highway Department, <br /> and discussed connecting the trail way on the east side of Centerville Lake to the Anoka County <br /> Rice Creek Regional Park trail way system. Mr. Olson stated that a feasibility study would need <br /> to be completed by the City. Mayor Wilharber also questioned the upgrading of Main Street and <br /> anticipated widening of same. Mr. Olson stated that it would be approximately 15 years before <br /> those improvements would be made. <br /> Mayor Wilharber suggested that additional senior housing was needed and felt that this area <br /> needed additional attention. Mr. March said there is a possibility of receiving property back from <br /> the County and working with a private developer to bring senior housing to the City. <br /> Mayor Wilharber stated he had spoken with the Anoka County Attorney, Robert Johnson, <br /> concerning a rash of juvenile crimes within the City. In June, the elementary school was <br /> vandalized in the amount of $25,000, a home under construction in the Deer Pass Development <br /> was vandalized, juveniles are loitering and blocking traffic on Main Street and there were thirty- <br /> one (31) tire slashings in August. Mayor Wilharber stated to Mr. Johnson that people who reside <br /> in Centerville feel this behavior is unacceptable and are willing to work with the County Attorney <br /> to deter criminal activity in the future. <br /> Mayor Wilharber stated that the area surrounding the old Public Works site is an eyesore and <br /> needs to be cleaned up. Mr. March stated that Mr. Palzer is working on the area and several things <br /> were removed today. <br /> Page 7of14 <br />
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