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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION June 6, 2016 DRAFT 7 million). More information will be coming to the July work session. The ballpark for 269 tax base would be about $700,000 but that includes payments to local, school, county. 270 This would be an expansion project of Distribution Alternatives, an existing business in 271 town. He discussed that the developers have looked at land in Centerville also. 272 273 The report is intended to be an update for the council as the matter will next be going to 274 the Planning and Zoning Board. Staff is recommending it be postponed because there is 275 some outstanding information needed. 276 277 The council discussed the job element. Staff indicated the possibility of 120 full time 278 jobs and some seasonal based on the warehouse nature of the facility. 279 280 Looking ahead, Mr. Grochala expects they will be at the next work session and a public 281 hearing scheduled at the council level following that. 282 283 10. Council Updates on Boards/Commissions – 284 285 North Metro Telecommunications – Council Member Maher reported that the board 286 reviewed the results of a recent 2015 audit. There is interest in expanding services to 287 cities through use of their drone. HD upgrade is on schedule. 288 289 Mayor Reinert noted there was an awesome event last weekend at the new fire house. It 290 was well done by the public safety department. 291 292 11. Monthly Progress Report - Administrator Karlson reviewed the written report. 293 294 - Veterans Memorial, Mr. Karlson asked if council would like to discuss further based on 295 council visits to four possible sites. Council Member Rafferty said he doesn’t have new 296 information but would still speak in favor of the civic center location and against adding a 297 memorial to an open space that may be use for activities. Other council members and 298 the mayor suggested that they could support the island area with some persuasion. 299 Community Development Director Grochala noted his idea of a recreation area/complex 300 that is named for veterans and would support the American Legion baseball team on 301 fields. That concept could include a smaller monument but be a place to bring kids and 302 families regularly. 303 304 12. Review Regular Agenda – The regular council agenda of June 13, 2016 was 305 reviewed. 306 307 The meeting was adjourned at 10:10 p.m. 308 309 These minutes were considered, corrected and approved at the regular Council meeting held on 310 June 27, 2016. 311 312 313