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. . . City Council Minutes April 4, 2005 Page 2 3.4. RESOLUTION 05-30 ACKNOWLEDGING CONTRIBUTION FROM AN ANONYMOUS DONOR TO THE ELK RIVER FIRE DEPARTMENT RESOLUTION 05- 31 ACKNOWLEDGING CONTRIBUTION FROM BFI TO THE ELK RIVER POLICE DEPARTMENT REQUESTS BY TNT FIREWORKS - Postponed until April 18, 2005 · GENERAL PLANNING PERMIT FOR TEMPORARY SALE OF FIREWORKS IN WAL-MART PARKING LOT, CASE NO. GP 05- 05 · FIREWORKS LICENSE FOR SALE OF FIREWORKS RESOLUTION 05-32 ALLOCATING 2004 GENERAL FUND BALANCE HIRING OF RECREATION COORDINATOR AUTHORIZATION TO ENTER INTO PARTNERSHIP WITH SHERBURNE COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT (RAIN GARDEN AT ORONO PARK) CONSIDER CONSUMPTION & DISPLAY PERMIT FOR WAPITI PARK CAMPGROUND WASTEWATER PERSONNEL · AUTHORIZATION TO HIRE WASTEWATER OPERATOR · AUTHORIZATION TO ADVERTISE FOR SEASONAL HELP 3.5. 3.7. 3.8. 3.9. 3.10. 3.11. 3.12. MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 4. Open Mike Lora Lee, 19790 Naples Street NW - indicated that she recently received a letter from the city indicating that her address was assigned incorrectly and will need to be corrected. Ms. Lee stated that the houses on Naples have been there for five or six years and the error was only recently discovered. Ms. Lee expressed concerns about the costs associated with changing the address on business supplies as she owns a small business. She stated that she is concerned that the address change will cause trouble because her son is treated by many medical staff members and they will all have to be notified. Ms. Lee questioned if it is necessary to change the addresses and if so, questioned if the costs incurred will be reimbursed. Sheila Miller, 19730 Naples Street NW - stated that she is concerned with the costs associated with the address correction. She indicated that she will have to have her address stone replaced and questioned how the city will reimburse that cost. Lori Peterson, 19840 Naples Street NW - stated that there are five houses on Naples Street and questioned if it is necessary to change the addresses from even to odd since all of the houses are on the same side of the street and no additional houses will be built on the opposite side. Director of Planning Michele McPherson indicated that the error was recently found by a patrol officer responding to an alarm at one of the residences on Naples Street. Ms. McPherson stated that the properties were inadvertently assigned even addresses when they should have been assigned odd addresses to be consistent with the grid system. Ms. McPherson indicated that the Council had a similar issue with an address correction a couple of months ago in Park Pointe for which they authorized reimbursement of the masonry stone for two homes that were incorrectly addressed. Ms. McPherson stated that she has been informed that Sherburne County has a policy on address correction reimbursement that is available on their website.