HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCM-02-15-93CARMEL CITY COUNCIL
MEETING MINUTES
February 15, 1993
7:00 P.M.
Council Chambers/One Civic Square
The Carmel City Council meeting was called to order by Mayor
Ted Johnson. Members in attendance were Jim Quinn, Tom Kendall,
Alan Potasnik, Frank Fleming, Chris Painchaud, Tim Story and
Luci Snyder. City Attorney, Gordon Byers and Clerk-Treasurer
Susan W. Jones were also in attendance.
The invocation was given by Councilman Jim Quinn and Carmel Police
Department Chaplain Russ Schelling followed by the Pledge of
Allegiance.
Councilor
RECOGNITION OF CITY EMPLOYEES OR OUTSTANDING CITIZENS:
Kendall expressed his condolences to the family of Carmel resident
Jim Undercoffer (Shelton).
Councilor Quinn made a motion to approve the
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
minutes of the regular session of February 1, 1993 as submitted.
The motion was seconded by Councilor Fleming. All members voted
aye.
RECOGNITION OF CITIZENS WHO WISH TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL:
Kendall made a motion to approve the claims of 1-5-93 for
CLAIMS:
$1.00, 1-27-93 for $5,875,000.00, 1-28-93 for $994.81, 2-2-93 for
$370,610.31, 2-10-93 for $334,451.67 and 2-11-93 for $3,002.63.
The motion was seconded by Councilor Story. All members voted aye.
Motion carried.
COMMITTEE SPECIAL REPORTS:
CARMEL BOARD OF FINANCE (MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL) / DESIGNATION OF
Quinn made a motion to
OFFICIAL DEPOSITORIES FOR PUBLIC FUNDS:
accept the following banks as official depositories for public
funds for the following banks:
Society Bank Bank One
Carmel Banking Center Metro Bank
Star Financial Bank Fifth/Third Bank of Central Indiana
First of America Bank Indiana National Bank
National City Bank Railroadman's Federal Savings & Loan
Summit Bank of Indianapolis Union Federal Savings & Loan
The motion was seconded by Councilor Painchaud. All members voted
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aye. For the record, a submission by Standard Federal Bank was
rejected because they had no branch office in the City of Carmel.
Councilor Potasnik made a motion to allow the President of the City
Council to serve as Chairman of the Finance Committee. The motion
was seconded by Painchaud.
NEW BUSINESS:
Painchaud made a motion to add Resolution CC-2-15-93-25 to the
agenda. The motion was seconded by Quinn. All members voted aye.
RESOLUTION CC-2-15-93-1 / A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE CARMEL-CLAY
BOARD OF PARKS AND RECREATION AND THE COMMUNITY CENTER TASK FORCE
TO CONSIDER THE CARMEL BUSINESS DISTRICT AS A SITE FOR THE PROPOSED
Kendall withdrew his request to introduce
COMMUNITY CENTER:
Resolution CC-2-15-93-1 a resolution requesting the Carmel-Clay
Board of Parks and Recreation and the Community Center Task Force
to consider the Carmel Business District as a site for the proposed
Community Center since the Carmel Clay Board of Parks and
Recreation and Community Center Committee agreed to consider all
viable locations.
Mayor Johnson stated he would name the Downtown/Business District
Revitalization Committee at the next regular meeting of the City
Council.
RESOLUTION CC-2-15-93-2 / A RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING FUNDS OF THE
Potasnik made a motion to adopt
OFFICE OF THE CLERK-TREASURER:
Resolution CC-2-15-93-2. The motion was seconded by Kendall.
Clerk-Treasurer Susan W. Jones stated Resolution CC-2-15-93-2
requested transfer of the following funds of the Office of the
Clerk-Treasurer:
$400.00 from #630 (Furniture and Fixtures) to #670 (Other
Equipment)
Call for the question. All members voted aye.
RESOLUTION CC-2-15-93-3 / A RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING FUNDS OF THE
City Attorney Gordon Byers request withdrawal
CARMEL CITY COURT:
of the introduction of Resolution CC-2-15-93-3 from the agenda
until the newly appointed Judge was able to review the request for
transfer of funds.
RESOLUTIONS CC-2-15-93-4 THROUGH CC-2-15-93-17 / RESOLUTIONS
Quinn made a
TRANSFERRING FUNDS OF THE CARMEL POLICE DEPARTMENT:
motion to adopt Resolutions CC-2-15-93-4, CC-2-15-93-5, CC-2-15-93-
6, CC-2-15-93-7, CC-2-15-93-8, CC-2-15-93-9, CC-2-15-93-10, CC-
2-15-93-11, CC-2-15-93-12, CC-2-15-93-13, CC-2-15-93-14, CC-2-15-
93-15, CC-2-15-93-16 and CC-2-15-93-17. The motion was seconded by
Fleming.
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Police Chief Roger C. Conn stated the request for transfers of
Carmel Police Department funds were as follows:
CC-2-15-93-4,
$376.17 from #670-99 (Other Equipment) to #390-99 (Misc. Supplies)
CC-2-15-93-5,
$111.95 from #500 (Equipment Repairs) to #380 (Small Tools and
Minor Equipment)
CC-2-15-93-6,
$13,063.00 from #670-99 (Other Equipment) to #631-00
(Communications Equipment)
CC-2-15-93-7,
$4,488.00 from #670-99 (Other Equipment) to #632-01 (Computer
Equipment Hardware)
CC-2-15-93-8,
$1,540.80 from #390-99 (Misc. Supplies) to #301-00 (Stationery and
Printed Materials)
CC-2-15-93-9,
$95.80 from #390-99 (Misc. Supplies) to #389-00 (Other Maintenance
Supplies)
CC-2-15-93-10,
$35.00 from #390-99 (Misc. Supplies) to #506-00 (Contracted
Cleaning Services)
CC-2-15-93-11,
$2,644.70 from #670-99 (Other Equipment) to #390-10 (Ammunition &
Accessories)
CC-2-15-93-12,
$12.30 from #390-99 (Misc. Supplies) to #551-00 (Promotional Fund)
CC-2-15-93-13,
$3.00 from #670-99 (Other Equipment) to #390-13 (Electronics)
CC-2-15-93-14,
$45.00 from #670-01 (Task Force Equipment) to #390-13 (Electronics)
CC-2-15-93-15,
$688.37 from #440-00 (Telephone Line & Toll Charges) to #530-99
(Other Rental & Leases)
CC-2-15-93-16,
$937.90 from #560-00 (Clothing & Accessories) to #390-11 (Special
Departmental Supplies)
CC-2-15-93-17,
$145.00 from #670-99 (Other Equipment) to #450-02 (Promotional and
Special Printing)
Call for the question. All members voted aye.
RESOLUTIONS CC-2-15-93-18 THROUGH CC-2-15-93-24 / RESOLUTIONS
Kendall made
TRANSFERRING FUNDS OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT AID BUDGET:
a motion to adopt Resolutions CC-2-15-93-18, CC-2-15-93-19, CC-2-
15-93-20, CC-2-15-93-21, CC-2-15-93-22, CC-2-15-93-23 and CC-2-15-
92-24. The motion was seconded by Quinn.
Police Chief Roger C. Conn stated the request for transfers of the
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Law Enforcement Aid budget funds were as follows:
CC-2-15-93-18,
$2,900.00 from #509-00 (Other Contracted Services) to #526-00
(Automobile Lease)
CC-2-15-93-19,
$200.00 from #509-00 (Other Contracted Services) to #301-00
(Stationary & Printed Forms)
CC-2-15-93-20,
$1,000.00 from #509-00 (Other Contracted Services) to #302-00
(Office Supplies)
CC-2-15-93-21,
$3,900.00 from #509-00 (Other Contracted Services) to #440-00
(Telephone Line & Toll Charges)
CC-2-15-93-22,
$200.00 from #509-00 (Other Contracted Services) to #583-00 (Other
Fees & Licenses)
CC-2-15-93-23,
$2,000.00 from #509-00 (Other Contracted Services) to #400-00
(Legal Fees)
CC-2-15-93-24
$1,500.00 from 120-02 (Unscheduled Overtime) to #630-00 (Furniture
& Fixtures)
RESOLUTION CC-2-15-93-25 / A RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING FUNDS OF THE
Quinn made a motion to adopt
CARMEL CLAY COMMUNICATIONS CENTER:
Resolution CC-2-15-93-25. The motion was seconded by Painchaud.
Mayor Johnson stated the request for transfers of Carmel Clay
Communications Center funds were as follows:
CC-2-15-93-25,
$73.70 from #110 (Part Time) to #565-02 (Dry Cleaning) and
$4.06 from #420 (Postage) to #300 (Official Forms)
Call for the question. All members voted aye.
OTHER BUSINESS:
FEBRUARY 23, 1993 CARMEL CLAY BOARD OF PARKS AND RECREATION MEETING
Story asked all people interested in discussion of the
7:30 P.M.:
proposed Community Center in Carmel to consider attending the
meeting of the Carmel Clay Board of Parks and Recreation meeting on
February 23, 1993 at 7:30 P.M. to provide any input they would feel
necessary regarding the proposed project.
There being no further business before the Council the meeting was
duly adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
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_______________________________
Susan W. Jones, Clerk-Treasurer
Carmel City Council Meeting Minutes - February 15, 1993
Approved:
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ATTEST: Mayor T. E. Johnson
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Susan W. Jones, Clerk-Treasurer
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