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HomeMy Public PortalAbout11/21/2001City of Greencastle • City Hall One North Locust Street P.O. Box 607 Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Pamela S. Jones Clerk- Treasurer GREENCASTLE BOARD OF WORKS REGULAR SESSION WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2001 4:00 P.M. CITY }TALL The Greencastle Board of Works met in Regular Session Wednesday, November 21, 2001, 4:00 p.m. Mayor Michael called the meeting to Order at 4:05 p.m. On the Roll Call, the following were found to be present: George Murphey. Sue Murray and Attorney Robertson arrived at 4:10 p.m. Motion to approve minutes from September 19, 2001 Regular Session made by George Murphey, seconded by Mayor Michael. Vote was unanimous. CT Jones recommended Full -Time status for Jarrod Holman. Motion to accept the recommendation made by George Murphey, seconded by Mayor Michael. Vote was unanimous. Fire Chief Bill Newgent recommended Full -time status for John Shafer. Motion to accept the • recommendation made by Mayor Michael, seconded by George Murphey. Vote was unanimous. Sue Murray and Attorney Robertson arrive at this time. Wastewater Superintendent Mike Neese reported that Jack Roebuck has completed his 90 day probationary period, but has been unable to take his CDL test due to facility and scheduling problems. Superintendent Neese asked that Jack Roebuck be accepted as a full -time employee with a 30 day extension to fulfill the minimum requirement of receiving his CDL license. Motion to accept the recommendation of Superintendent Neese to accept Jack Roebuck as a full -time employee with a 30 day extension to acquire his CDL, made by George Murphey, seconded by Sue Murray. Vote was unanimous. George Murphey made the motion to acknowledge an accident that occurred November 17, 2001 in which Firefighter John Shafer was involved and accept as a non - chargeable accident, seconded by Mayor Michael. Vote was unanimous. Sue Murray made the motion to acknowledge an accident that occurred October 16, 2001 involving Officer Kristi Mason and accept the accident as non - chargeable, seconded by George Murphey. Vote was unanimous. • Police Chief Jim Hendrich submitted the SOP for Law Enforcement K -9. Motion to approve made by Sue Murray, seconded by George Murphey. Vote was unanimous. " Brian Neilson, Triad Engineering, presented the I & I Reduction Program Update to the Board. Mr. Neilson reported the initial findings include direct connections between sanitary and storm sewer systems, joint offsets, root penetrations, sagging pipe and broken sections of sanitary pipe. Superintendent Neese and Triad will work together to set priorities and a timetable to remedy the above problems. Darrold Barnes and Darrel Thomas were present regarding the Sewer and Road Service to Lot 919, Golfview Estates. Mayor Michael reported that the City cannot get a variance to extend the sewer main at this time. Mayor Michael further stated that if a septic is built on the lot, as soon as the City extends the sewer main the owner of the property would be required to hook on to the sewer main and fill in the septic system. George Murphey stated the stipulations should be recorded on the deed to ensure this is done. Mr. Thomas and Mr. Barnes stated the Board of Health has approved the installation of a septic system on this lot. George Murphey made the motion to allow a septic system to be built on Lot # 19, Golfview Estates with the stipulation that once the sewer main is available the owner be required to hook on to the City Sewer with the tap fee being waived (there will be NO tap fee) and these stipulations be recorded on the deed, seconded by Sue Murray. Vote was unanimous. The road service to Lot 919, Golfview Estates was the next issue discussed. City Engineer Morrow stated he would ask to extend the road all the way through the property with an easement to extend the road at a later date and to allow for a 30 foot construction easement. Mayor Michael made the motion to allow construction access to the property from the street " with a 30 foot construction easement for future work to be done, seconded by George Murphey. Vote was unanimous. Wastewater Superintendent Mike Neese reported that the Cornstalk lift station will remain on line due to the amount of rock and the cost to remove it. A letter from Jim Daugherty, DePauw University, requesting an adjustment on their sewer billing in the amount of $1,714.05 was discussed. Mr. Daugherty's letter states they were having trouble with an air conditioner condenser at the Media Center and found that if they trickled water on the heat relief coils the unit would continue working. Mr. Daugherty states they should not have to pay sewage on the additional water used due to the fact that it either evaporated or went in the storm sewer. Motion to deny the sewer adjustment request was made by Mayor Michael, seconded by George Murphey. Vote was unanimous. Wastewater Superintendent Neese discussed the perpetual rental agreement the Wastewater Treatment Plant has with CSX Railroad. Currently the fee for this agreement is $500.00 (five hundred dollars) per year. CSX is offering a one time payment of $4,750.00 (Four thousand seven hundred fifty dollars). George Murphey made the motion to deny the one time payment and continue with annual payments, seconded by Mayor Michael. Vote was unanimous. A & F Engineering Supplement No. 1 for Construction Engineering Contract South Jackson " Street was discussed by the Board. City Engineer Morrow stated the original contract was based on a 14 week construction period. The project has been under construction for 15 weeks and is S still not finished. Supplement No. 1 increases the contract amount by $27,183.00, making the contract total $105,608.00 instead of $78,425.00 as originally approved. Motion to approve made by Sue Murray, seconded by George Murphey. Vote was unanimous. An Agreement with Paul I. Cripe for Architectural and Engineering Services for an Elevated Water Tank and Fire Station was presented to the Board. This agreement is for a not to exceed amount of $14,500.00 (Fourteen Thousand Five Hundred Dollars). Motion to approve made by Mayor Michael, seconded by Sue Murray. Vote was unanimous. SR 240 Waterline Project Notice of Award, Notice to Proceed, Non - Discrimination Clause, Payment Bond and Performance Bond for L &K Construction were presented to the Board. The cost of this project is $91,471.50. The City will pay costs up front and then be reimbursed by INDOT for 76.25% of the project cost. TNDOT will only reimburse for the cost of the three inch line. The City has requested the six inch line and will have to absorb the difference in the cost of the three inch line and the six inch line. This project is scheduled to being December 21, 2001 and should be complete within 60 (sixty) days. Motion to approve the Notice of Award to L &K Construction for this project was made by Mayor Michael, seconded by Sue Murray. Vote was unanimous. George Murphey made the motion to authorize Mayor Michael to sign the Notice to Proceed for L & K Construction for the SR 240 Waterline Project once all documents, insurance, etc. are in place and reviewed by the City Attorney, seconded by Mayor Michael. Vote was unanimous. • The Board received an update on the water supply exploration program being conducted by DLZ Engineering. It was reported that an aquifer has been identified along the south side of Big Walnut Creek between the Cantonwine property on the west and 100 East Road with the Jack Torr west property line being approximately 1,400 feet west of 100 East Road. The City now needs to initiate boundary descriptions and a map of the parcel proposed for acquisition. It was noted in this discussion that test holes were also drilled on Jeff Cantonwine's property and an agreement needs to be signed with him. Motion to approve Water Supply Test Drilling Agreement with Property Owner Jeff Cantonwine, DBA. EAU Cantonwine, Inc. was made by Mayor Michael, seconded by Sue Murray. Vote was unanimous. A claim for payment of $1,000.00 for Mr. Cantonwine will be processed in December. City Engineer Morrow stated we need an Agreement with L & K Construction for the SR 240 Waterline Relocation Project. George Murphey made the motion to authorize the Mayor to sign the agreement after it has been approved by the City Engineer and City Attorney, seconded by Sue Murray. Vote was unanimous. Bill Dory discussed claims and change orders for the Heartland Sewer Project. Mr. Dory stated two claims have been submitted: one for Civil Engineering in the amount of $2,000.00 and the second is to Angelo Iafrate in the amount of $12,000.00. Three Change Orders were submitted for Angelo Iafrate for the Heartland Sewer Project as S follows: Change Order #1 - Substitution of Ductile Iron Pipe in the amount of $2,207.00 Change Order #2 - Trench backfill with select material in the amount of $7,605.00 Change Order #3 - Grouting of abandoned sanitary sewer in the amount of $4,485.00 for a total increase in the amount of $14,297.00. Motion to approve all three change orders was made by Mayor Michael, seconded by George Murphey. Vote was unanimous. Motion to approve water claims in the amount of $94,529.52 was made by George Murphey, seconded by Sue Murray. Vote was unanimous. Motion to approve wastewater claims in the amount of $123,475.09 and SRF claims in the amount of $518,667.00 was made by Sue Murray, seconded by George Murphey. Vote was unanimous. Motion to adjourn made by George Murphey, seconded by Mayor Michael. Vote was unanimous. ATTEST: Pamela S. Jones, ok- Treasurer r " ancy A. chael, Mayor 40