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. COUNCIL MEETING <br />June 26, 1989 <br />Iohjanen seconded the motion. Mayor Benson said he would like to see <br />his settle this evening. Voting on the motion, Mr. Bisel and Mr. <br />ohjanen vote yea, Mr. Reinert and Mayor Benson voted no. Motion <br />ailed. <br />Mr. Reinert moved to nominate Peter Brown to fill the Planning and <br />Zoning Board vacancy. Mayor Benson seconded the motion. Mr. Bohjanen <br />and Mr. Bisel voted no. Mayor Benson and Mr. Reinert vote yes. Motion <br />failed. <br />Centerville Police Contract - Mr. Bisel explained that there never has <br />been a question about the question of quality of protection and noted <br />that Centerville does receive 24 hour protection. He also felt that <br />over the years Centerville has had a tremendous buy and said he felt <br />that the Lino Lakes residents were helping to carry the costs. Mayor <br />Benson said he did not feel that Lino Lakes residents should subsidize <br />the protection in Centerville. However, Centerville has requested <br />answers to some questions and he felt staff should follow up on this. <br />Mr. Schumacher said that the concern in Centerville is the lump sum <br />amount and suggested that if Centerville has not budgeted for this <br />amount in 1989, they could spread the increase over the next two years. <br />This would allow Lino Lakes to get the dollars it feels is necessary to <br />operate and does not hit Centerville with a large amount that is not <br />udgeted. <br />fter further discussion, the City Administrator and Chief of Police <br />ere directed to sit down with Centerville and list their concerns and <br />bring them back to the Council for consideration. <br />NEW BUSINESS <br />Resolution No. 42 - 89, Petition for Charter Referendum Summary - Mrs. <br />Anderson explained that she has taken the petition to the Court House <br />and compared the signature against the voters registration and has <br />certified the petition. There are enough qualifying signatures to <br />require a referendum. She has also prepared a resolution setting the <br />election on the referendum. She asked the Council to set the date for <br />the election. Mr. Bisel said he has heard that there also may be a <br />petition circulating to eliminate the entire Charter. This could <br />possibly he on the ballot as well. <br />Mr. Bohjanen moved to approve Resolution No. 42 - 89 and set the <br />election for November 7, 1989 along with the municipal election. Mr. <br />Bisel seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. <br />Resolution No. 42 - 89 can be found at the end of these minutes. <br />Policy on Developer Initiated Improvements - Mr. Schumacher explained <br />:.hat the reason that this matter is before the Council is because staff <br />is concerned about the lack of inspection on improvements that are <br />installed by a developer. The agreement proposed by the staff would <br />require that all developers enter into a developers agreement, require <br />that the City would provide full -time inspection and be reimbursed for <br />
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