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-~'~CARMEL BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS & SAFETY MEETING AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1997 -- 10 A.M.
COUNCIL CItAMBERS / CITY HALL / ONE CIVIC SQUARE
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
Approval of Minutes
a. October 31, 1997, special meeting
b. November 5, 1997, regular meeting
c. November 12, 1997, special meeting
Bid Opening (bids cannot be opened until 10:10 a.m. to comply with advertising)
a. Traffic Signal Maintenance; David Klingensmith, Street Department
b. 1998 Police Cars; Chief Michael Fogarty, Police Department
Performance Bond Release
a. Resolution BPW-11-19-97-01; Moffitt Farm at Prairie View, Section 3; Exterior
Sidewalks
b. Resolution BPW-ll-19-97-02; Brooks Landing at Prairie View, Section 1;
Exterior Sidewalks
Contracts
a. Agreement for Provision of Services; Allison's Clipping Services; Mayor James
Brainard
b. Agreement for Purchase of Goods and Services; U.N. Communications, Inc.;
John Duffy, Utilities
c. Insurance Renewal; ITT Hartford; Fred Ellis, Ellis & Ellis Insurance Agency,
Inc.
Claims
a. $10,151.85 10/31/97
b. $22,443.09 11/5/97
c. $40,838.32 11/6/97 - 11/12/97
Request to Use City Property/Close Street
a. Request to Use Caucus Room; Larry Creviston, Carmel Community Players;
Various Dates in 1998
b. Request to Use Caucus Room; Beth Letts, The Herb Society of Central Indiana;
Various Dates in 1998
ONE CIVIC SQUARE CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/571-2400
7. Other
a.
b.
C.
Request for Approval of 5K Winter Run Course; Marry Day, Runners Forum
Request for Promotion; Chief Michael Fogarty, Police Department
Secondary Plat Approval; Moffitt Faxm at Prairie View, Section 1; Jose Kreutz,
Schneider Engineering
Change Orders #3 and #4', Second Avenue NW/Second Avenue NE-NW
Project; Kate Boyle, City Engineer
Request for Exemption of Acreage from Availability Fees; Prairie View
Subdivision; David R. Warshauer, Brenwick Development
Conditions of Receipt of Build Indiana Grant; Carmel City Center Project;
Mayor James Brainard
8. Adjournment
CARMEL BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS MEETING MINUTES
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1997 -- I0 A.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS / CITY HALL / ONE CIVIC SQUARE
MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor James Brainard; Board Members Mary Ann Burke and Billy
Walker. Clerk-Treasurer Diana Cordray and Deputy Clerk Rebecca Wolf also attended.
Mayor Brainard called the meeting to order at 10 a.m.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Board Member Walker moved to approve the minutes as listed on
the agenda. Board Member Burke seconded. The minutes were approved 3-0.
~: Mayor Brainard skipped this agenda item because the'time had not ended for
bidders to deliver their bids.
PERFORMANCE BOND RELEASES:
Mayor Brainard moved to approve Resolutions CC-11-19-97-01 and CC-11-19-97-02. Board
Member Burke seconded. The resolutions were approved 3-0.
Agreement for Provision of Services with Allison's Clipping Services: Mayor Brainard moved to
approve the agreement. Board Member Burke seconded. The contract was approved 3-0.
Agreement for Purchase of Goods and Services with UN Communications. Inc.: Utilities
Manager John Duffy explained the contract was for the new billing format. City Attorney Doug
Haney explained the board had received an incorrect copy of the contract in their packets, but
that board members had received the correct one under separate cover. He stated the correct
version had his initials on the "Approved as to Form" signature line. Mayor Brainard moved to
approve the correct contract. Board Member Burke seconded. The contract was approved 3-0.
Insurance Renewal: ITT Hartford: Mayor Brainard stated the contract was not ready to be
Considered for approval. Since the item was not introduced, the board moved to the next item on
the agenda.
Mayor Brainard moved to approve the claims as listed on the agenda. Board Member Walker
seconded. Mayor Brainard stated that the administrative costs for claims had gone down almost
$2,500 a month on average. He explained the board would receive a full report on the payments
at the end of January, but that it appeared the city would save between $35,000 and $40,000
before the end of the year. Claims were approved 3-0.
REOUEST TO USE CITY PROPERTY/CLOSE STREET:
Request to Use Caucus Room: Lmm_ Creviston. Cannel Community Players: Various Dates in
1998: Mayor Brainard moved to approve the request. Board Member Walker seconded. Clerk-
Treasurer Cordray stated her office had taken a proactive approach in scheduling the usage of
city facilities for 1998. The request was approved 3-0.
Request to Use Caucus Room: Beth Letts. Herb Society: Various Dates in 1998: Mayor Brainard
moved to approve the request. Board Member Walker seconded. The request was approved 3-0.
OTHER:
l~equest for Approval of 5K Winter Run Course: Marty Day. Runners Forum: Mayor Brainard
moved to approve the request. Board Member Walker seconded. The request was approved 3-0.
Request for Promotion: Chief Michael Fogarty. Police Department: Police Chief Michael
Fogarty explained he was requesting to promote Brace E. Gipson to first class patrolman. Board
Member Walker moved to approve the request. Board Member Burke seconded. The request was
approved 3-0.
Secondary_ Plat Anuroval: Moffitt Farm at Prairie View. Section 1: Jose Kreutz. Schneider
~: Ma½~r Brainard moved to approve the request. Board Member Walker seconded.
The request was approved 3-0.
Change Orders #3 and #4: Second Avenue NW/Second Street NE-NW Pro_iect: Kate Boyle. City
Engineer: City Engineer Kate Boyle explained that change order #3 would increase the cost of
this project, but would decrease the cost of the next one. She explained it essentially was taking
part of the next project and doing it now instead. Ms. Boyle explained that change order #4 was a
result of an increased amount of subgrade stabilization needed on one of the streets. Ms. Boyle
stated the total amount of the change orders was $59,074.63, putting the total cost of the project
at about $779,000. She stated the bid came in at $700,000. Mayor Brainard stated the city had
budgeted $900,000 for the project. Ms. Boyle and the board discussed drainage capacities and
the timing of the project. Mayor Brainard moved to approve the request. Board Member Burke
seconded. The request was approved 3-0.
Request for Exemption of Acreage from Availability Fees: Prairie View Subdivision: A
~epresentative from Brenwick Development Company, Inc. stated the request for 3.80 acres to be
exempted was going to be designated as a flood~vay. He then talked about the ordinance allowing
for exemptions. Ms. Boyle explained the language from the ordinance was included in the
board's packet for review. She also clarified she was not recommending against the exemption
for the 3.80 acres, but that she was recommending against exempting the 15.74 acres comprising
a lake and the 11.61 acres conveyed to the Carmel Clay Park and Recreation Board. The
Brenwick representative stated his company was no longer requesting the exemption of the take.
Ms. Boyle explained the 15.74 acres was part of the land counted to meet the Plan Commission
density requirement. Ken Alexander of Brenwick stated the development still would meet the
density requirement without that specific acreage. Mayor Brainard moved to table the request.
Mr. Alexander explained Brenwick could not begin work until this request was settled. The
board discussed whether it could ask Brenwick to pay the fees so the company could begin its
work, but then reimburse them if the board voted in favor of the exemptions. Mayor Brainard
changed his motion to refuse exemption of the 15.74 comprising the lake, approve exemption of
the 3.80 acres of floodway and to table a decision on the 11.61 acres of property conveyed to the
Park Board. Board Member Walker seconded. The motion was approved 3-0.
Conditions of Receipt of Build Indiana Grant: Carmel City Center Project: Mayor Brainard
explained that the grant was from the Build Indiana Fund for $150,000 to be applied to the City
Center Project. Mayor Brainard moved to approve the conditions of the grant. Board Member
Burke seconded. The conditions of the grant were approved 3-0.
Traffic Signal Maintenance Pro_iect: Mayor Brainard opened and read the two bids received for
the traffic signal maintenance project:
Midwestem Electric, Inc. $13,324
Signal Construction, Inc. $22,320
The board gave the bids to Street Commissioner David Klingensmith for review.
Police Car Bids: Mayor Brainard opened and read the one bid received for the police cars from
Tom Wood Ford for $21,100 per car. Chief Fogarty explained he had not yet seen the state bid.
The board gave the bids to Chief Fogarty for review.
Street Cut Request. Indiana Gas Co. (tabled at last meeting): Mayor Brainard moved to approve
the request based on the research done by Ms. Boyle. The area manager from Indiana Gas
Company introduced himself and stated he now was aware of the process the city wanted the gas
company to following when proposing street cuts. The request was approved 3-0.
Appointment to the Common Construction Wage Committee: Mayor Brainard stated that John
Schuler had resigned from the committee. The mayor moved to accept Mr. Schnler's resignation
as industry representative and to accept Jack Beery as his replacement. Board Member Burke
seconded. The appointment was approved 3-0.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:38 a.m.
Resp~tfully submitted,
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