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City of Greencastle _' Lynda R. Dunbar
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Greencastle, Indiana 46135
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Greencastle Common Council
Regular Meeting
Minutes
March 14, 2019 7:00 P.M. Greencastle City Hall
I. Pledge of Allegiance
II. Call to Order; Roll Call
Mayor William Dory called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM; upon roll by Clerk-
Treasurer Lynda Dunbar the following were present: Adam Cohen, Stacie
Langdon, Tyler Wade, Gary Lemon and Dave Murray. Steve Fields and Mark
Hammer were absent.
III. Public Petitions and Comments: None.
IV. Special Requests:
A. Street Closure Request-Little 5- Aaron Worley- Little 5 committee
asked for a correction on their street closure, no formal action taken.
V. Public Hearing on the Partial Vacation of College Avenue Between Hanna
Street and Olive Street
Warren Whitesell of DePauw University gave a brief overview of the project.
He highlighted that this project would be addressing storm water issues at no
cost to the city. Sidewalks would be added and replaced and additional parking
would be added. Public comments were as followed:
• Rebecca Null- Should Olive Street become a one way to accommodate
buses?
• John Null- What will be the widths of the roadways?
• Michelle Villinski- Concerned that there will be trouble getting around
buses and trucks parked in street. Since Pine Street has closed, drivers
are traveling wrong way on College. With College Street closed she
feels that this will increase more wrong way travel. Too many parking
lots next to residential areas.
Motion by Adam Cohen to close the public hearing, second by Dave Murray, 5-
0, motion carried.
VI. Department Reports:
A. Cemetery— Ernie Phillips
B. Engineer—
C. Fire Department— John Burgess
D. Park and Recreation — Rod Weinschenk
E. Planner— Scott Zimmerman
F. Police Department— Tom Sutherlin
G. Department of Public Works — Brad Phillips
H. Water & Wastewater Department— Oscar King
I. City Attorney - Laurie Robertson Hardwick
VII. Reports
A. Mayor's Report- Mayor updated the council on the following items:
• Storm water Grant closed
• Working on the list of paving projects for City
• YMCA has engaged a consultant to work on project. An April
meeting is being finalized
• Bids on IBM lift station due on 3/15/2019
• Thank you for everyone's patience on Indianapolis road. The project
is scheduled to be completed by end of July.
• Wayfinding ready to go out for bid.
B. Clerk-Treasurer's Report- Yield to end of Agenda.
C. Councilors' Report-
Adam Cohen thanked Laurie Hardwick and Scott Zimmerman for their work
on unsafe structures. Stacie wanted everyone aware that it is Indiana
Disability Awareness month. Steve Fields thanked the DPW for taking care
of the downed trees quickly. Tyler Wade noticed spike in fire runs to DPU in
February. Hopes new housing will eliminate some of these. Farm Bureau
Legislative updates is Saturday, March 16, 2019.
VIII. Approval of Minutes
a. Regular Session-February 14, 2019- Motion by Tyler Wade to approve
February 14, 2019 minutes as presented, second Gary Lemon, 4-0,
motion carried. Adam Cohen abstained because he was not present
b. Special Work Session- February 21, 2019- Motion by Tyler Wade to
approve February 21, 2019 minutes as presented, second by Stacie
Langdon, 5-0, motion carried..
IX. Approval of City Claims
a. Motion by Dave Murray to approve claims as presented, second by Gary
Lemon, 5-0, motion carried.
X. Old Business-None
Xl. New Business
a. Ordinance 2019-1 (First Reading)- An Ordinance Approving The Partial
Vacation Of College Avenue Between Hanna Street and Olive Street, Located
in the City of Greencastle, Putnam County, Indiana - Motion by Dave Murray
to approve Ordinance 2019-2 as presented on first reading subject to
memorandum of understanding with DePauw University, second by Adam
Cohen. After discussion was held Dave Murray withdrew his motion, A new
motion was made by Gary Lemon to table Ordinance 2019-2 till next meeting,
second by Tyler Wade, 5-0, motion carried.
b. Resolution 2019-1 —A Resolution Establishing a Capital Improvement
Plan for the County Economic Development Local Income Tax - Motion by
Gary Lemon to approve Resolution 2019-1 as presented, second by Tyler
Wade, 5-0, motion carried.
c. Cancellation of Warrants 2019- Outstanding Check- Motion by Adam
Cohen to cancel outstanding checks in the amount of $467.43, second by
Stacie Langdon, 5-0, motion carried.
d. Annual Report 2018- Motion by Adam Cohen acknowledging the Annual
Report that was filed to State Board of Accounts on 2/25/2019, second by Tyler
Wade, 5-0, motion carried.
XII. Adjournment
Motion by Gary Lemon to dismiss at 8:46 PM, second by Adam Cohen,
5-0, Motion carried.
Wil iam A. Dory, q ayor
ATTEST:
yn a R. Dunbar, Clerk Treasurer