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Montain will also put together costs on different elements of revitalization, in order to obtain a consensus on whether we need to go forward with hiring a consultant and if so, what specific items the consultant would be responsible for. Anoka County Historical Society Ms. Capra referenced the Anoka County Historical Register application form, and indicated if EDC wanted to pursue historical properties within Centerville, EDC would be further ahead if they concentrated on placing buildings on the Anoka County Historical Register rather than Minnesota Historical Society. The committee feels it may be easier to have the buildings placed on the state register, if the buildings are already on the Anoka County Historical Society Register. Welcome Neighbor Packets Ms. Fairbrother stated 500 packets have been purchased, and thank you cards have been sent to the organizations that donated toward the costs of the project. City Logo Mugs The marketing promotion presented at the February meeting was given to Centerville Floral, who purchased twenty-four mugs, Jumpin Java who has not responded and Why USA, who declined the offer. Awards Lifetime Achievement: There will not be a Life Time Achievement Award presented this year. No nominations were submitted. Business of the Year: Lloyd Drilling was selected for the 1999 Business Person of the Year Award. Mr. Drilling will receive his award at the Annual Business Appreciation Dinner in May. Citizen of the Year: Aimee Fairbrother was selected for the 1999 Citizen of the Year Award. Ms. Fairbrother will receive her award at a City Council meeting in April. Ms. Capra will order the trophies/plaques for the winners. NEW BUSINESS Business Appreciation Dinner The date for the Annual Business Appreciation Dinner will be May 23, 2000. The dinner will be held at City Hall, and arrangements will be coordinated by Ms.Capra, Ms. Dorn, Ms. Scheller and Ms. Moser. Page 2 of 3