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CARMEL BOARD OF PUBLIC WOBKS & SAFETY MEETING AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1997 -- 1:30 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS / CITY HALL / ONE CIVIC SQUARE
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
Approval of Minutes
a. January 8, 1997
Performance Releases
a. BPW-01-22-97-01; Foster Estates, Section 7; Monuments
and Markers (was approved as Street Signs instead)
b. BPW-01-22-97-02; Parkside Village, Sections 1, 2; Water
Mains
c. BPW-01-22-97-03; Shadybrook, Section 1; Base/Binder,
Curbs, Chester Road Improvements
d. BPW-01-22-97-04; Sycamore Farms, Section 1;
Base/Binder, Gray Road Improvements
e. BPW-01-22-97-05; Williamson Run, Seotion 9; Neva Lane
Extension (released because builders decided to make
lane a cul-de-sac)
f. BPW-01-22-97-06; Shadybrook, Section 1; Sanitary Sewers
Contracts
a. Letter of Engagement;
Curtis L. Coonrod, CPA; Mayor
Brainard
Agreement for Goods and Services; Braden Business
Systems, Inc.; Mayor Brainard
A~reement for Interior Painting and Services; Allen At
Your Service; Joe Staehler, Department of
Administration
Claims
a. The Nyhart Company
b. The Nyhart Company
c. The Nyhart Company
12/24/96
12/31/96
1/7/97
$9,206.35
$34,990.46
$8,519.95
Request to Close Street
a. River Road; 131st Street to North Boundary of Prairie
View Subdivision; Jose KreUtz, Schneider Engineering
Other
ONE CIVIC SQUARE CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/571-2400
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BPWAppointment to Plan Commission for 1997; Mayor
Brainard
B~quest for Promotions; Chief Michael Fogarty, Police
Department
Request to Hire Probationary Firefighters; Chief Doug
Callahan, Fire Department
Change Order #29; 116th Street Project; Charles
Prichard, Butler Fairman & Seufert
Notice of Recognition of Encroachment Upon State
Controlled Property and Provisions Allowing the
Temporary Continuance of Same; City of Carmel and INDOT
Intergovernmental Agreement; ll6th Street Construction;
City of Carmel and Hamilton County
Announcements
Adjournment
C2%RMEL BOAi~D OF PUBLIC WORKS MEETING MINUTES
WEDNESDAY, JA/qUARY 22, 1997 -- 1:30 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS / CITY HALL / ONq~ CIVIC SQUARE
MEMBERS PRESENT: Board Members Walker and Watson. Clerk-Treasurer
Cordray and Chief Deputy Wolf also attended.
Board Member Walker called the meeting to order at 1:34 p.m.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Board Member Watson moved to approve the
minutes from January 8, 1997. Board Member Walker seconded. The
minutes were approved 2-0.
Board Member Walker stated Fire Chief Doug Callahan had asked to
have his requests for new hires (Agenda Item 6c) moved to the
beginning of the meeting.
Chief Callahan requested the board approve the new hires as
written in his letter of recommendation to the board except for
Anthony Baskerville, whom Chief Callahan asked the board to
approve pending approval from PERF (Public Employees Retirement
Fund). Board Member Walker moved to approve the list, with
Anthony Baskerville's approval contingent on approval from PERF.
Board Member Watson seconded. The request was approved 2-0.
PERFORMANCE RELEASES:
Resolution BPW-01-22-97-01: City Engineer Kate Boyle stated the
resolution was for street signs, not monuments and markers as
listed on the agenda. Board Member Walker moved to approve the
resolution for street signs. Board Member Watson secoDded. The
resolution was approved 2-0.
Resolution BPW-0t-22-97-02: Board Member Walker moved to approve.
Board Member Watson seconded. The resolution was approved 2-0.
Resolution BPW-01-22-97-03: Board Member Walker moved to approve.
Board Member Watson seconded. The resolution was approved 2-0.
Resolution BPW-01-22-97-04: Board Member Walker moved to table.
Board Member Watson seconded. The resolution was tabled 2-0.
Resolution BPW-01-22-97-05: City Engineer Boyle explained the
bond was being released because the street for which it had been
given was no longer going to be constructed. The developers had
received approval to build a cul-de-sac instead. Board Member
Walker moved to approve. Board Member Watson seconded. The
resolution was approved 2-0.
Resolution BPW-0t-22-97-06: Board Member Walker moved to approve.
Board Member Watson seconded. The resolution was approved 2-0.
CONTRACTS:
Letter of Engagement with Curtis L. Coonrod, CPA: Board Member
Walker explained the board had approved an unamended contract
with Mr. Coonrod at the prior meeting. He stated the contract
currently before the board was the final version. Board Member
Walker moved to approve. Board Member Watson seconded. The
contract was approved 2-0.
Agreement for Goods and Services with Braden Business Systems,
Inc.: Board Member Walker moved to approve. Board Member Watsun
seconded. The contract was approved 2-0.
Agreement for Interior Painting and Services with Allen at Your
Service: Board Member Walker moved to approve. Board Member
Watson seconded. The contract was approved 2-0.
CLAIMS: Board Member Walker moved to approve the claims as listed
on the agenda (Items 4a through 4c). Board Member Watson
seconded. The claims were approved 2-0.
REQUEST TO CLOSE STREET:
River Road; 131st Street to North Boundary of Prairie View
Subdivision: Jose Kreutz of Schneider Engineering explained the
~equest to close part of River Road for three days to install
storm sewers. Mr. Kreutz also presented unofficial plans to the
board about future street closings to reconstruct the road. City
Engineer Boyle stated she wanted the public to have seven days
notice before the three-day closure. Board Member Walker moved to
approve the street closing contingent on the public receiving the
recommended notice of the closing and the road being made
passable at the end of each day of construction. Board Member
Watson seconded° The closing was approved 2-0.
OTHER:
BPW Appointment to Plan Commission: Board Member Walker suggested
the board table the item since the mayor was not present.
Request for Promotions from the Police Department: Board Member
Walker moved to approve the request. Board Membe~ Watson
seconded. The request was approved 2-0.
Change Order #29 for ll6th Street Pro~ect: City Engineer Boyle
explained this was the last of the 30 change orders for the
project. She stated the total amount of all 30 change orders was
$144,000, but that the total cost to the city was $94,000 because
$50,000 in credits resulted from some of the change orders. Board
Member Walker moved to approve the request. Board Member Watson
seconded. The request was approved 2-0.
Recognition of Encroachment: City Engineer Boyle explained the
agreement was to allow the city to place signs in the right of
way owned by the state. Board Member Walker moved to approve the
encroachment agreement. Board Member Watson seconded. The
agreement was approved 2-0.
Mayor Brainard arrived at the meeting°
Intergovernmental Agreement: City Engineer Boyle explained the
need for the agreement and explained the cost to the city could
be from $18,000 to $90,000, depending on whether the project
received state funding. Board Member Walker moved to approve the
agreement. Board Member Watson seconded. The request was approved
3-0.
Mayor Brainard asked to discuss Agenda Item 6a, the BPW's
nomination to Plan Commission. The mayor re-nominated Paul
Spranger. Board Member Walker moved to approve the nomination.
Board Member Watson seconded. The nomination was approved 3-0.
ADD-ON ITEMS:
Agreement for Maintenance Services with Word Systems, Inc.: Board
Member Walker moved to approve the agreement. Board Membe~ Watson
seconded. The agreement was approved 3-0.
Board Member Walker adjourned the meeting at 2:08 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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