HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCM-04-02-79MINUTES OF THE
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
April 2, 1979
The meeting of the City Council was called to order at 7:33
by Mayor Pickett, who presided. All members except
Councilman Garretson were present. Clerk Treasurer was
present. City Attorney was not present.
Councilwoman Doane gave the invocation. Mayor Pickett led
the pledge of allegiance.
Councilwoman Reiman introduced her guest, Dixie Blair,
Republican candidate for Mayor of Monticello.
Councilman Meacham moved to approve the minutes of the last
regular meeting and executive session, Councilman Swift
seconded it and it passed unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS :
AGENDA ITEM #1: REPORT FROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN : Mayor
Pickett stated Councilman Garretson had requested at the
executive session to have appraisals made on the City
buildings. Mayor Pickett stated he contacted Meid Compton
andiwas told he could appraise the police building and city
building for $100.00. C~ost could be charged to either
Mayor's promotion of City fund or offi~ial records.
AGENDA I~EM #2: ORDINANCE ANNEXING ROAD 234 : Mr. Hohl
requested the Council to table this item. We did have an
agreement with Greenfield District. Greenfield District had
to clear it with the State Highway Office in Indianapolis
and the
Attorney General's office because of litigation. He has asked the City
Attorney
to look into what possible ramifications with us going ahead
with the annexation. Councilman Swift moved this item be
tabled and placed on the agenda next meeting, Councilwoman
Doane seconded it and it passed unanimously.
FIRE PROTECTION ORDINANCE : Mayor Pickett stated Frank
Campbell, Attorney for the Township, was not receptive to
changing the agreement. Councilman Swift moved to approve
Ordinance #D-202 which approves the contract with the
Township for 1979, Councilman Meacham seconded it and it
passed unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS:
AGENDA ITEM #1: PUBLIC HEARING MVH SPECIAL APPROPRIATION
ORDINANCE #D-2l2: Mayor Pickett read proposed Ordinance #D-
212 appropriating funds from the MVH Special Distribution
Fund to MVH Special Distribution Budget Fund. There were no
comments from the public. Councilman Horvath moved to
approve proposed ordinance, Councilman Meacham seconded it.
Councilwoman Reiman moved to suspend the rules and act on
theAordinance this evening, Councilman Swift seconded it and
it passed unanimously. Motion to adopt passed unanimously.
AGENDA ITEM #2: RE-ZONE ORDINANCE #Z-158: KEN THOMPSON FROM
R2 to B3: Mr. Doug Church, Attorney for Ken ~hompson,
appeared before the Council to request re-zone of 15 acres
at the SE corner of 98th and Keystone Avenue from S-2 to B-
3. Mr. Mike Howard, representing Lakewood Garden Homeowners,
reviewed the agreement which had been signed by Mr. Thompson
and Mr. Schutz agreeing to a number of concerns of the
homeowners. The project would be called Lakewood
Professional Office Buildings. Mayor Pickett read resolution
from Plan
Commission recommending approval of the re-zone.
Councilman Meacham moved to approve Ordinance
#Z- 158, Councilwoman Doane seconded it.
Councilman Coots
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moved to suspend the rules, Councilman Swift seconded it and it
passed unanimously. Motion to adopt passed unanimously.
Councilwoman Reiman asked
about annexation of the area. Mr. Hohl etated it needed to be
determined who would serve them water, Indianapolis Water Company or
Carmel. Councilman Swift movedAan annexation ordinance be prepared for
next meeting, Doug Church to prepare the ordinance, Councilman Horvath
seconded it and it passed unanimously.
AGENDA ITEM #3: CIVIL DEFENSE SIREN : Fire Chief Swails stated a
siren could be purchased for approximately $2,000.00 each with
controls. Council suggested he use the money in his equipment
account and if he runs out later in the year, he can ask for a
special appropriation. Location to be determined by the Board of
Works.
AGENDA ITEM #4: ORDINANCE #B-141: TRANSFERRING FUNDS WITHIN THE
MVH BUDGET: Proposed Ordinance #3-141 was read by Mayor Pickett.
Councilman Meacham moved to approve proposed Ordinance #B-141
transferring funds within the MVH budget, Councilman Swift
seconded it. Councilman Horvath moved to suspend the rules,
Counnilwoman Doane seconded it and it passed unanimously. Motion
to adopt passed unanimously.
AGENDA ITEM #5: ORDINANCE #D-210: AUTHORIZATION FOR ADDITIONAL
EXPENDITURES FROM SEWER UTILITY : Proposed Ordinance #D-210 was
read by Mayor Pickett. Councilman Horvath moved to approve
Ordinance #D-210 authorizing additional expenditures from the
City sewage operating and depreciation fund. Councilwoman Reiman
seconded it. Councilman Swift moved to suspend the rules.
Councilwoman Doane seconded lt and it passed unanimously. Motion
to adopt passed unanimously.
AGENDA ITEM #6: AUTHORIZING ADDITIONAL EXPENDITURES FROM WATER
UTILITY : Mayor Pickett read proposed Ordinance D-211. Councilman
Swift moved to adopt proposed Ordinance #D-211 authorizing
expenditures from the City water utility, Councilman Meacham
seconded it. Councilman Meacham moved to suspend the rules,
Councilwoman Doane seconded it and it passed unanimously. Motion
to adopt passed unanimously.
ADDED ITEMS : Councilwoman Reiman suggested the press publish the
fact the computer errored and put an arrears on the water bills
to eliminate calls to the water company.
Councilwoman Reiman asked for clarification on holiday pay for
firemen. Mayor Pickett stated it was on the Board of Public Works
agenda for next week.
Councilman Coots explained the notices received regarding
drainage. Dick Fisher has petitioned a development at 106th and
Gray Road that will effect the general watershed to which the
Moffitt legal drain goes on through to White River and since it
i9 affecting that drainage flow, the drainage board had to give
notice to everyone within that watershed.
A discussion on serving water to Bauer Commercial Park, Een
Thompson development, was held. It was agreed more information
would be needed regarding purchase of all the mains etc. before a
decision could be reached.
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 9:05
PM.
ATTEST: Approved: