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HomeMy Public PortalAbout5/22/2007" Minutes City of Greencastle Board of Works v May 22, 2007 5: l5pm I. The meeting was called to order at 5:18 p.m. by Mayor Nancy Michael. The roll call was taken by City Planner Shannon Norman who took minutes for the meeting: Members Present: Mayor Nancy Michael, Sue Murray, Thom Morris Members Absent: None Also Present: City Attorney Laurie Hardwick, City Planner Shannon Norman, Water Superintendent Terry Dale, Wastewater Superintendent George Russell II. A_ pproval of Minutes A. A motion to approve the minutes from April 18, 2007 was made by Sue Murray, seconded by Thom Morris, the motion carried, minutes approved (3 -0). III. New Business A. Letter of Agreement for on -call engineering services. Mayor Nancy Michael explained the scope of services to be provided by Glen Morrow of Burgess & Niple, Indianapolis. These services may include, but are not limited to " projects including: MS4, Sanitary Sewer, Water, Street and Public Works, Planning, Engineering, and Parks and Recreation. This may include, but not be limited to: design, technical writing, review, and attendance at meetings and events. The work will be performed and completed on an as- needed basis to be approved by Mayor Nancy Michael and her designated department managers. Mayor Michael discussed that Morrow would be helping on the watermain rehab. project, design of Bamaby Mill Road, in addition to the overlay and sidewalk projects for 2007. There was additional discussion on being able to use other firms on projects and the City not being limited to using Burgess & Niple. Sue Murray questioned and discussed when Morrow would be used and who would be keeping track of the hours netted on each project. There was additional discussion on advertising for the position of City Engineer. Mayor Nancy Michael noted that $15,000 out of the General Fund could be used for engineering consultant fees outside of the monies set aside for projects from each department and each department manager along with the Mayor will be monitoring the work schedule. Thom Morris questioned whether the amount of $15,000 exceeded the salary set aside for the City Engineer. It was verified that services would not exceed the budget approved for 2007. Thom Morris suggested delaying certain projects until the position is filled to avert consulting fees. Morris noted that he believed that the hours reported should be reviewed and scrutinized to avoid unnecessary costs. After much discussion Sue Murray made a motion to allow the Mayor to sign the contract; seconded by Thom Morris. The motion carried,( 3 -0). B. 12 -inch Watermain Rehabilitation Project " Mayor Nancy Michael reported that two (2) complete bids were received. The low bid came from Midwest Technologies Services. " 1. Notice of Award: Midwest Technologies Trenchless Services, Alternate "A ", in the amount of $724, 237.50 A motion to approve was made by Sue Murray and seconded by Thom Moms, the motion carried (3 -0). 2. Contract: A motion to approve the contract with Midwest Technology Services was made by Thom Morris, seconded by Sue Murray, the motion carved (3 -0). 3. Notice to Proceed: A motion for Midwest Technology Services to proceed with the 12 -inch Watermain Rehabilitation Project was made by Sue Murray and seconded by Thom Morris, the motion carried (3 -0). 4. Change Order No. 1: Mayor Nancy Michael noted that the change order confirms that a different type of pipe would be used than what was spelled out in the bid. The change would be from the 170psi pipe with 200 psi product. The total project cost, including the change order equals $746, 437.50. A motion to approve Change Order No. 1 for the 12 -inch Watermain Rehabilitation Project was made by Thom Morris and seconded by Sue Murray, the motion carried (3 -0). Mayor Michael reiterated that a pre - construction conference would be held for the project and that the contractors has given six (6) weeks from the June 1, 2007 start date for completion. Mayor Michael also noted that payment would be made from the remaining Refinancing Funds. " Water Superintendent Terry Dale noted that all new pipe used would have no joints thereby reducing or eliminating leaks along the line. He also indicated that this would be a trenchless line. Dale noted that no work will be done during the Putnam County Fair. Dale also noted that prior to the project, the section of pipe between Frazier and Madison Streets would be converted from a 14 -inch to a 6 -inch line. Dale discussed that the new watermain would be a 10 -inch main inside of a 12 -inch line  the valves on the 12 -inch line would be replaced and pressure tested to check for leaks. C. 2007 Street Resurfacing Mayor Nancy Michael stated that three (3) complete bids were received and that the low bid came from Wabash Valley Asphalt at $172,022.04. 1. Notice of Award: Wabash Valley Asphalt at $172, 022.04 A motion to approve was made by Sue Murray and seconded by Thom Morris, the motion carried (3 -0). 2. Contract: A motion to approve the contract with Wabash Valley was made by Thom Morris, seconded by Sue Murray, the motion carried (3 -0). 3. Notice to Proceed: A motion for Wabash Valley Asphalt to proceed with the 2007 Street Resurfacing Project was made by Sue Murray and seconded by Thom Morris, the motion carried (3 -0). Department of Public Works Commissioner Paul Wilson discussed the project stating that it will commence on June 1, 2007 to be finished by August 31, 2007. Sue Murray " noted that more money was budgeted for the project and that there are additional streets that could use attention. Mayor Nancy Michael noted that the current projects may " require more funds and that diligence should be done before any new streets are added. Thom Moms questioned the amount of traffic disruption between the 12 -inch Watermam Rehabilitation Project and the 2007 Street Resurfacing. It was noted that care has been taken in coordinating the projects. D. Request to connect to Sanitary Server Putnam County Planner Kim Hyten addressed the Board on behalf of the Putnam County Commissioners. Hyten requested approval for the connection of the Putnam County High Department at 1624 W. 225 South to the Greencastle water system. Hyten also requested approval for the connection of the future Emergency Operations Center at 1600 W, 225 South to Greencastle water and sanitary sewer. Hyten noted that Depauw University will install two (2) "Ts" for fire hydrants to be paid for by the County. The hydrants will be placed at the Putnam County Highway Department (1) and the future Emergency Operations Center (1). The hydrants would be installed when the water line is constructed and a non - remonstrance agreement would have to be signed. The request for approval is taken under advisement by the Greencastle Board of Works. City Attorney Laurie Hardwick will review any changes proposed by the Board of Works and submit them to Kim Hyten prior to the next Commissioners meeting where the agreement will be signed. The Greencastle Board of Works will take action on the request at the next regularly scheduled meeting. IV. Department Reports There were no additions or corrections to the Department Reports provided to the " Greencastle Board of Works. V. Approval of Claims A. Water A motion to approve the claims submitted by the Greencastle Water Department totaling $44,015.98 was made by Sue Murray and seconded by Thom Morris, the motion carried (3 -0). B. Wastewater A motion to approve the claims submitted by the Greencastle Wastewater Department totaling $52, 608.49 was made by Thom Morris and seconded by Sue Murray, the motion carried (3 -0). VI. Discussion Thom Morris discussed the water loss statistics and requested that the issue be on the agenda for the next meeting. Morris discussed doing a comparison of other cities and their gains /losses. Mayor Nancy Michael stated that City Hall can make those contacts. VII. The meeting was adjourned at 6:07pm. Respectfully Submitted, SIGNED, 5.23.07 Shannon Norman, MURP " City Planner ZORE IML CM OF GREENCASTLE CFIg CRY 1�aaESr HILL C f ERY, z 1 01 s tro RD 5Q w GREENC:ASTLE, K 46135 PONE (765)653-1196, mic Phillips uperimmndelu 55.653 -3396 OARD (embers: m Hratw midau oberm t�e 'ice Prtsidnit �hn Robensrn eaetary x Miln i ba • Forest Hill Cemetery Board Minutes May 1, 2007 Meeting was called to order at 3:45pm by Board President Dr. Brattain. Dr. Brattain then gave the Invocation. Members in attendance were Dr,Brattain, Berdee Lanie, Joe Miles, John Robertson, and Superintendent Ernie Phillips. Assets of $7,415.67 and liabilities of $3,234.88 were motioned for approval by John Robertson and seconded by Joe Miles. All approved. Old Business: • Minutes for March were motioned for approval by John Robertson. They were seconded by Joe Miles and approved by all members. • Superintendent Ernie Phillips reported on the progress for installing a new roof on the Abbey. He informed us that no progress had been accomplished as the contractor is waiting for at least six dry days before starting work. The interior of the building, in the meantime, has shown no further damage. • Ernie also reported that the Visa-MasterCard equipment has been installed. He is now waiting for the Clerk Treasurer to give the okay to start using it. o Ernie also informed us that the delivery of the truck is expected toward the end of this month. The old truck's plow was removed and installed on the 2005 dump truck. • ® New Business • Homemakers are to make a tour of the cemetery on May 2, 2007. It was later reported that 30 people were in attendance. e • Ernie reported that cremation burials are on the rise. Board touched on current availability and future possible space requirements. • Mayor Nancy Michael placed a request to Ernie for interesting historical facts about Forest Hill cemetery. He reported on what he had gathered. It was not only educational for the board members but allowed them to contribute a little to the effort as well. • The Putnam County Community Foundation reports on income for the quarter and year-to -date ending March 31, 2007 are as follows: Old Mausoleum Fund Trustees Endowment Fund Ouarter YTD $436.96 $25,600.47 $1,523.15 $89,232.95 Berdee Lar ie made a motion that the meeting adjourn. Joe Miles seconded and all approved NEXT MEETING: Tuesday June 5, 2007 at 3:45pm. To The Honorable Board of Trustees W est Hill Cemetery The Following Exhler the Month Ending 20 7, Respectfully Itted. May , Reejvd- , 1�.'. ce ;:,,Aferartoe. ePrice Rent'. - -Internient - . .of Lot -- Total .. -��' I � Dat �F, F ee 1� Misc. do , lict0d,;i Lot Block rig Grave Crypt �T, ,Fee,, ,Bodk Madonna may I Goes Rent p4(jb 00 5400,00 Carrot May I I PI hon 2 N Rent sz(�u w $400.00 — more I Stu — s N Ere ---- o — mas $400,00 $40000 12 4 6 Sect rh - V.b I Tipton Tipton $300.00 $300.00 4 B 11 Sect Terry May 2 Mason Rent 0(j $505.00 Setty John Elmore 3 Klebusrh -- Klebusch $300.00 $300,00 17 6 3 [45- sec. [4 one — v0 - r - tF7 - HopkIns-Rector Johnson $300,00 $30000 2 B 5 West PgWn - va — Us 4 Rl $3,95000 $3,950,00 D South ThM tckey U 7 1 Monument Vance 1 $50.00 $50.00 2 4 1 Sect Kanan Uale New 8 Williams Williams 5300,00 $300.00 73 19 5 se'd is Little 8 Morrison --- Wew7c Change $50,00 $50,00 A-2 31 sift2k's 121;;�W 11 Suitherlin ---- $400,00 $400.00 81 27 5 Sect - ffm — we 11 Hawkins $400,00 $40000 81 27 4 sect Helen - W — Us 14 1 Bittles-Hurt Rising 5400.00 $400.00 45 D South Paul 5 Butler 15 Bum gardner $2,000.00 $2,000.00 5 4 7,8,9 Sect Joan more 16 Holey $50,00 $5000 60 20 1 Sect L a twv is artfles-Hurt Tennis $300.00 $300�00 9 C 13 Sect 0 d --Ve—w 16 Bidles-Hurt - bWvTdrU9 — wneen Reel $40000 S400.00 78 20 7 Sect -- K — Oer to Hardwick 1 $800 $80000 5 1 3 8&7 1 1 Sect Joseph Butler 18 Bittle"urt Siqkar 1 $400.00 $400.00 5 4 7 Sect R SQ'I 23 Chandler-Hay" Trueblood $400, $400. 5 D 4 Sect Felix - Fmore 25 Hopkins-Rector Goodson $300.00 $300.00 26 9 1 Sect Opal Burk Big 30 Bilitlea-Hurt Eglan $400.00 $400.00 16 B a Frxr. Madan Isabel MENOMINEE 7 Li ttle 1 31 AMOK Goldberg $400.00 5400.00 11 D 14 Fmi Elizabeth Elme or TT38 31 , Hopkins-Rector Crockett 5400.00 $400.00 A- 2 I I Add Superintendent Forest Hill Cemetery Accounts Payable Voucher Cintas Corporation $72.00 Headley Hardware Inc. $209.47 HOP Telecom, Inc. $50.00 Humphrey's Outdoor Power $189.07 Black Lumber Co, Inc. $41.39 Butler's L. P. & Fertilizer, Inc. $124.50 Forest Commodities, Inc. $86.25 Co- Alliance $1,023.72 Greencastle Heavy Equip. Rental $93.00 Clark Truck Equip. Remtal $1,981.00 National City Visa $214.89 Century products, Inc. $190.00 Ambler Hill Florist $325.00 Debby Sanford $485.00 • Cash Concrete Products, Inc. $314.19 Tri County Plumbing, Inc. $103.20 Weist Roofing & Guttering $13,406.00 Zee Medical, Inc. $28.50 Allowance of Accounts Payable Vouchers We have examined the Accounts payable on the foregoing Accounts Payable Voucher consisting of one (1) page and except for claims not allowed as shown on the Voucher such claims are herby alto% amount of $18937.18 dated this day of 5th day of June 2007. Signature of Governing Board •