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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS MEETING
AUGUST 3, 1983
The meeting of the Board of Public Works was called to order by
Mayor Reiman at 4:30 P.M. oh Aug. 3, 1983. Board member Fred Swift
was present as was Clerk-Treasurer representative Marilyn Martin.
Promotion of Probationary Fireman - Fire Chief Couts presented a
letter to the Board requesting that Probationary Dispatcher Stephen
Smyser be promoted to the position of Dispatcher as he has
completed the required probationary period of one year. The raise
in salary shall be retroactive to July 26, 1983. Mr. Swift made a
motion to approve the request made by Chief Couts. Motion seconded
by Mayor Reiman and passed unanimously.
Old Business
Signing of Papers for New Policeman - Police Chief Lowe presented
copies of the oath administered to the three new police officers
Timothy V. Zellers, Roger C. Conn and Ronald C. Carter for the
signature of the Board members.
Third Street and Rangeline Road South - Mayor Reiman asked City
Engineer, Tom Welch to look into the cost of correcting the
obstructions at the intersection of Third St. and Rangeline Rd.
South regarding the fire trucks having trouble turning this corner.
She also asked Mr. Welch to look into the cost of moving the
hydrant.
New Business
Dedication of Right of Way - Penn Road - Mr. Rick Rembusch of R.V.
Welch Investments, Inc. presented plans for the widening west of
Penn Road and north of 116th St. and explained what real estate
property was to be dedicated for the right-of-way from Catherine
and Paul Fertig, and Meridian Mile Assoc. An acknowledgement of
dedication and acceptance was signed by Mayor Reiman and Board
member Swift and notarized. Mr. Swift made a motion to accept the
plans as presented and that no performance bond would be needed.
Motion seconded by Mayor Reiman and passed unanimously.
Sewer & Water Availability - 1089 Third Ave - City Engineer Welch
presented a letter recommending that sewer availability of 2.5
EDUs, not to exceed 750 gallons average daily flow and water
availability of 2.5 EDUs not to exceed 750 gallons average daily
flow be approved for an office building to be built by Langston
Constr.Co. located directly north of 1089 Third Ave. S.W. in Gradle
Industrial Park. Mayor Reiman moved
to approve the recommendation made by Mr. Welch. Motion seconded by
Mr. Swift and passed unanimously.
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Performance Bond release - Cool Creek North Sec III, - Monuments &
Markets - City Engineer Welch presented final inspection bond
release forms for Cool Creek North Section III Project, monuments
and markers in the amount of $100. Mr. Swift made a motion that the
release be approved and signed. Motion seconded by Mayor Reiman and
passed unanimously.
Sewer Hookup, Alberta Walters - Mr, Welch presented plans for the
hook up of lot#10 in Walter's Plaza. This lot has had problems with
sewage and the ground is not appropriate for a finger system. After
discussion, Mr. Welch recommended that the hook up be made after
installation of two manholes, 200 feet of 8" sewer pipe, including
laterals, payment of fees for Lot #10 and performance bond for this
section of sewer. Fittings and plans for later hook-up of
undeveloped lots was discussed. Mr. Swift made a motion to approve
Mr. Welch's recommendations. Motion seconded by Mayor Reiman and
passed unanimously.
Driveway Cut on Medical Drive - The Board was in receipt of a site
plan print from Mr. Stan Neal drawn by Weihe Engineers Inc., Dated
7/27/83 of the Dental Health Center, Pt. Sec 31-T18N-R4E, for the
purpose of a commercial drive permit for Dr. J.B. Carr, DDS on to
Medical Drive.
City Engineer Welch explained that the drive location had been
moved further west than originally planned to help ease traffic
flow problems. Mr. Swift made a motion to approve site plan print
Dated 7/27/83, prepared for James B. Carr, DDS., of the Dental
Health Center-PT.Sec.31-T18N-R4E. Motion seconded by Mayor Reiman
and passed unanimously.
Permission to Send Notices for Kroger Sewer Hookups- Rangeline Road
City Engineer Welch presented a copy of a form letter to be sent
to properties presently on septic systems on south Rangeline Rd.
These properties are: 1. Railroadmens Federal Savings & Loan; 2.
House of Ideas & Resident to North; 3. Frank & Adeline Rhea-
residence; 4. Farmers Ins. Group & Auto Leasing Corp.; 5.Carmel
Real Estate-residence.
This letter is to inform them that they need to hook on to the
sanitary sewer system. Mr. Welch requested permission to notify the
above named. Mr. Swift made a motion to approve the sending of the
letter. Motion seconded by Mayor Reiman and passed unanimously.
Sewer Availability Reimbursements - City Engineer Welch requested
that reimbursements be made on sewer and water availability claims
on a quarterly basis. Mayor Reiman instruct Mr. Welch to work out a
quarterly payment plan for these accounts with help from the Clerk-
Treasurers office.
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Approve Location Perimeter Sidewalks, 126th, Eden Village - Mr.
Welch presented plans for sidewalks on High Drive and 126th St. in
Eden Village. High Drive will have the standard 4' sidewalk one
foot inside the right-of-way line. The placement of the sidewalk on
126th St. will be 5.5' off the edge of the pavement. Mr. Swift made
a motion to approve plans as presented for Section VIII of Eden
Village. Motion seconded by Mayor Reiman and passed unanimously.
Bids for Bituminous Materials -Street Commissioner, Lee Dolen read
bids submitted as follows: (see original minutes for further
details)
Asphalt Surfacing Co., Inc.
Grady Brothers, Inc.
Astro Paving, Inc.
Calumet Asphalt Paving Co., Inc.
F.E. Harding Paving Co.
Rieth-Riley Construction Co., Inc.
Shumaker Brothers Industries, Inc.
Triangle Asphalt Paving Corp.
Mr. Swift made a motion that the bids be referred to the Street
Commissioner for his study and recommendation and returned on
August 8 at 4:30 P.M. at a special meeting when the contract will
be awarded. Motion seconded by Mayor Reiman and passed unanimously.
Approval of Overtime for Utilities Accountant - Mayor Reiman
requested from the Board in the form of a motion that the Utilities
Accountant be permitted to work overtime and be monitored on her
tasks by the Utilities Manager. Mr. Swift made a motion that the
Utilities Accountant be authorized to work overtime to get her work
caught up as ordered by the Utilities Manager. Motion seconded by
Mayor Reiman and passed unanimously.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, the
same was duly adjourned at 6:15 PM.
APPROVED:
Jane A Reiman, Mayor
ATTEST:
Dorothy J Hancock, Clerk-Treasurer