City of
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
The Mechanicsville City
Council met in regular session on
Receive
visitors/public comment: Stacey Rubner inquired about the procedure for
obtaining a permit to light off fireworks at
Kathy
Moravek provided copies about
Mondo Silva Sidewalk/Driveway: Silva’s identified an issue with the change
in grade within their driveway entrance and after review Calvin Paup motioned,
Larry Beck seconded to authorize clerk to contact Ament to review and if
necessary remove and replace the 20 ft of sidewalk. Ayes all. Motion carried.
CONSENT AGENDA: Calvin Paup
motioned, Larry Beck seconded to approve the consent agenda including the
agenda, finance reports, claims, minutes from 6/13/11, and authorize signing of
Contractor’s application for Payment # 1 $81,693.83. Roll call vote: Ayes: Paup, Barnhart,
Cook, Beck, Brown.
Nays: None. Motion carried.
The claims approved were
as follows:
AGVANTAGE FS INC VEHICLE OPERATIONS $1,405.47
BRIDGE
BANK PETTY
KOCHS
SALES
AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL OPERATING SUPPLIES $1.98
ALLIANT ENERGY ELECTRIC/
AMAZON.COM LIBRARY MATERIALS $797.23
AMENT, INC ENGINEERING EXPENSE $5,257.90
APACHE HOSE & BELTING OPERATIONAL EQUIP REPAIR $10.00
AREA AMBULANCE SERVICE OTHER PROF
BARGER,
BATTERIESPLUS OPERATIONAL EQUIP REPAIR $15.98
BENSON, LUCAS
DEPOSIT REFUND $50.00
CASEYS GENERAL STORE VEHICLE OPERATIONS $953.46
CEDAR
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
CEDAR COU LIBRARY CAPITAL $1,000.00
COMMUNITY STATE BANK DEPOSIT REFUND $50.00
CROW, DARRIN OTHER PROF
ECIA ASSOCIATION DUES $609.96
ENTWISLE, ANGIE JANITORIAL EXPENSE $375.00
GLAMOUR SUBSCRIPTION & ED
MATERIAL $19.26
GREENVALLEY AG & TURF
LLC VEHICLE REPAIR $71.97
HARR, DEB DEPOSIT REFUND $50.00
HOLLIS, KEVIN
DEPOSIT REFUND $50.00
HUNTER, CHRISTOPHER DEPOSIT REFUND $26.78
IOWA DEPARTMENT OF
NATURAL
IWIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS $155.70
JJJ ENTERPRISES, INC STREETS $81,693.83
JOHN DEER FINANCIAL VEHICLE REPAIR $40.89
JOHNSON
JOHNSON COUNTY REFUSE INC OTHER PROF
KERN, MIKE
DEPOSIT REFUND $50.00
KEYSTONE LABORATORIES,
INC OTHER PROF
KIRSTEIN, BRANDON DEPOSIT
REFUND $50.00
KIRSTEIN, LINDA
DEPOSIT REFUND $50.00
KUNDE OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT OPERATING SUPPLIES $59.45
LISBON-MT
LYNCH
MECHANICSVILLE TELEPHONE
CO TELECOMMUNICATIONS $314.26
MICROMARKETING LIBRARY MATERIALS $29.95
MOFFIT, JANICE
DEPOSIT REFUND $50.00
ODD JOBS
INC OPEN/CLOSE
GRAVES
$1450.00
PISARIK, DENNIS
DEPOSIT REFUND $50.00
RJ ENDER OFFICE EQUIPMENT $1,100.00
SIOUX SALES COMPANY OTHER CAPITAL EQUIP $233.05
STAPLES OFFICE EQUIPMENT $99.98
STERNER, PAT
DEPOSIT REFUND $50.00
TIPTON CONSERVATIVE &
ADVERTIS PRINTING & PUBLISHING EXP $243.06
US POST
OFFICE
POSTAGE
$332.60
STATE OF
STATE OF
BRIDGE
COMMUNITY BANK OTHER CONTRACTUAL $21.64
IPERS
IPERS PAYABLE
$2219.27
WALSHIRE, SHANNON OPERATING SUPPLIES $12.71
WELLMARK BC BS GROUP INSURANCE $3,691.33
WENDLING QUARRIES INC GROUNDS MAINTENANCE &
REPAIR $67.34
WOLF, DOUG MINOR EQUIPMENT $61.97
PAYROLL WAGES
$16,397.59
Total Receipts and
Disbursements for month of June by fund
Fund |
Receipts |
Disbursements |
General |
17,195.28 |
35,991.44 |
Road Use Tax |
3,717.61 |
19,919.76 |
Employee Benefit |
360.39 |
1,763.65 |
Local Option Sales Tax |
6,380.67 |
|
Gift Tree Trust |
90.38 |
|
Library Expendable
Trust |
155.33 |
|
Capital Project |
|
534.79 |
Ambulance Trust |
2121.16 |
2854.00 |
Fire Trust |
.39 |
|
Water Utility |
8578.95 |
4824.71 |
Sewer Utility |
5481.12 |
2793.23 |
Solid Waste |
9082.81 |
4620.56 |
Water Sinking Fund |
|
20,581.00 |
Water Deposits |
-122.99 |
66.45 |
REPORTS:
Administration
Report: Coppess reported working on
several year end reports.
Public Works Report: Zerbe vacation.
Police Report: Police Chief Barber reported 1 agency assist, 4
animal cases, 1 assault, 8 citizen assist, 1 criminal mischief, 1 harassment, 2
- 911, 2 thefts, 9 traffic stops, 9 warnings, 12 warnings for code violations
for abandon refrigerator, illegal parking, curfew violation, fireworks
violations, golf cart violation, and railroad blocking both intersections for
more than 10 minutes.
Fire Report: Lonni Koch reported a total of 5 calls which
included 6/25 semi trailer fire Hwy 30; 6/26 smell of gas; 6/29 skid loader
fire; 7/9 assist Tipton for round bale fire; and 7/11 storm watch. Calvin Paup
motioned, Carla Barnhart seconded to approve the purchase of 2-20 ton bottle
jacks $130 each, approve new member Josh Miller to the Fire Department; and a
request to take 47 to the IFA Convention in Monticello Wed. Sept. 7 and 164 or
168 to the parade only on Saturday. Ayes all. Motion
carried.
Also discussed mostly positive feedback on the new
fireworks location.
Ambulance Report: Lonni Koch reported 11 calls with 5 being
It was also noted that Stefani Poduska turned in equipment with out completing the testing for
Old Business:
Bids for
furnaces: A notice was published for
the replacement of the furnaces in the fire apparatus room. Two bids were received for the installation
of 2 Reznor UDAP150-150,000
Bids for
Ambulance: Three bids were received
for the 1989 Ford ambulance. Motion was
made by Larry Beck, seconded by Gene Brown to accept the high bid of $700 from
Rod Dickey. Ayes all. Motion carried. The other bids were for $400 and $600.
Building
Maintenance:
Discussion
on Memorial building back door also included having an awning installed over it
but information not received on costs yet.
Discussion also held on painting the post office exterior.
Clerk was directed to publish a notice to request
bids on painting
Residential light on
Crestview drive: Discussion held with property
manager to have lights toned down to reduce the foot candle and light being
projected. It was found that there is a 100 watt bulb in the lights, they are
installed for security reasons, and the specs on the lights indicate that at 26
foot from the light it produces .1 foot candle; at 22.8 feet .5 foot candle; at
13 ft 1 foot candle and at 9.8 feet 2 foot candles. One light was tilted downward and if found
that it helped the situation then the other 2 will also be done. Documentation was provided to council members
on the lights and suggested talking to the Pioneer Terrace board of directors
if still creating an issue.
Maintenance storage
shed proposals: Two proposals were received for a
24x60x14 shed and one for a 24x64x14.
Discussion concerning what may be buried on the 50x100 lot. Motion was made by Larry Beck, Dee Cook seconded
to table for more research to be done. Ayes all. Motion
carried. Proposals were received from
Hoy Construction, JR Randolph Construction, and Custom Builders.
Concrete work
(sidewalks/curb & gutter): Proposals were received from Oberbreckling Construction
and Leeper Concrete for sidewalk replacement, curb
and gutter replacement on First Street and a gutter replacement on E
First. Carla Barnhart motioned, Gene
Brown seconded to approve the low bid from Oberbreckling on the sidewalk
replacements. Ayes
all. Motion carried. The curb and gutter bids were tabled for
clarification with Zerbe as there was differences in what the contractors were
bidding on. Clerk was directed to
communicate with Oberbreckling about the urgency to make the repairs on
Appointing
softball/baseball diamond committee: Larry Beck
motioned, Gene Brown seconded to approve the list of volunteers and anyone else
who wants to be on the committee to research the feasibility of raising money
and determining the needs for a ball field.
Ayes all.
Motion carried.
New Business:
Appointments: Clerk reported that there
are two vacancies on the P&Z Board and that notices for the volunteer
positions are posted.
Request to consider
adding crossing at
Resolution 2011-15
adjusting budget within the Culture and Recreation Program $2725: Motion was made by Calvin Paup, seconded by
Dee Cook to approve the budget adjustment for the year ending 2011-2012. Roll
call vote: Ayes: Paup, Barnhart, Cook, Beck, Brown. Nays: None. Resolution adopted.
Committee Reports: None
Correspondence:
Set next regular
meeting date:
Mayor Comments: None.
ADJOURN: There being no further business to come before
the Council at this time, council member Larry Beck motioned, Gene Brown seconded,
to adjourn the meeting at 9:05 p.m. Ayes all. Meeting adjourned.
ATTEST:
____________________________ ___________________________
Linda K. Coppess,
City Clerk/Finance
Officer