HomeMy Public PortalAboutMinutes_8/14/2023 JULY 2023 BILLS
ACCESS SYSTEMS PRINTER LEASE $ 267.12
AETNA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH BENEFITS $ 26.28
AFLAC BENEFITS $ 241.32
AG STATE GAS/DIESEL $ 701.36
AHLERS&COONEY, P.C. TRAINING FEE $ 50.00
ALYSSA HERBOLD, P.L.C. LEGAL FEES $ 787.50
AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES SUPPLIES $ 41.02
ADI ARCHITECTURE CLUBHOUSE FEES $ 3,133.48
AT&T MOBILITY PHONE $ 91.12
BARINSKY,BLAKE TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 125.00
BLAINE'S CULLIGAN WATER COOLER LIB $ 40.25
BOMGAARS SUPPLY SUPPLIES $ 95.69
BORK KYLER TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 37.50
BORK, KAMDEN TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 85.00
CAREY, DALLAS HSA $ 416.67
CENTER POINT LARGE PRINT BOOKS $ 46.74
CHEROKEE COUNTY LANDFILL FEES $ 5,764.09
CHEROKEE COUNTY TREAS POOL INSPECTION $ 288.00
CHESTERMAN CO POP RESALE $ 139.20
CORE-MARK MIDCONTINENT, INC. CONCESSION MDSE $ 207.50
TANNER CRONIN HSA $ 208.34
DELTA DENTAL BENEFITS $ 278.26
DOWNS, DARRELL ECO DEV ADVOCATE $ 200.00
DRECKMAN, DOUGLAS HSA $ 416.67
DRECKMAN,KALEIGHA TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 125.00
DRECKMAN, MATTHEW SUPPLY REIMBURSE/HSA $ 1,751.98
EFTPS FED/FICA TAX $ 7,030.30
ELAN FINACIAL SERVICES SUPPLIES $ 772.42
ELECTRIC PUMP FLOATS $ 195.66
FARMERS STATE BANK ACH/DRAFT FEE $ 77.00
FIFTY NINE GRIND SIGNAGE GRANT $ 500.00
FOUNDATION ANALYTICAL ANALYSIS $ 105.50
FREDERICK WELDING LABOR $ 133.05
GCC ALLIANCE CONCRETE CO INC CEMENT $ 4,545.00
GOLDEN WEST IND SUPPLY SUPPLIES $ 127.17
GRANT,STEVE PAINT $ 250.00
GRAVENISH, KALEIGH TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 125.00
GREAT AMERICA COPIER LEASE $ 74.65
GROVES, RILEY LESSON/TRAING REIMBURSE $ 190.00
HAWKINS INC CHEMICLAS $ 30.00
HILL, REAGAN TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 125.00
IA DEPT OF NATURAL RES WASTEWATER PERMIT $ 210.00
ICAP TORT LIABLITIY $ 40,693.00
IMWCA WORKERS COMP $ 601.00
IOWA ONE CALL ONE CALL $ 40.50
IPERS BENEFITS $ 3,762.13
IPERS FEE $ 15.37
JEFF'S FOODS SUPPLIES $ 81.52
HARVEY, ROBIN HSA $ 416.67
HEIDESH,JIM FIREWORKS $ 6,000.00
JOHNSON,GAGE TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 125.00
JOHNSON,GUNNAR TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 125.00
MAINSTREET CHECKS DEPOSIT BOOKS $ 55.90
MARCUS COMMUNITY CENTER PROPERTY TAX/TOWER RENT $ 330.86
MARCUS LUMBER SUPPLIES $ 1,209.46
MARCUS NEWS PUBLICATIONS $ 194.06
MIDAMERICAN ENERGY COM STREET LIGHTS/UTILITIES $ 9,704.42
MMCRU ROYALS BOOSTERS PRINTING $ 200.00
MULDER, BRAYSON TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 125.00
OLSON FAITH TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 37.50
OLSON ISABELLE TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 37.50
PEDERSEN,TAYTEM TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 125.00
PILOT ROCK SIGNS CAR GRAPHICS $ 477.50
POST MASTER WATER BILLS/STAMPS $ 472.89
REHAB SYSTEMS INC MANHOLE REPAIR $ 20,830.00
RODER GAS&OIL INC GAS $ 331.81
ROYALS YOUTH ASSOCIATION CONCESSION MDSE $ 105.33
SANITARY SERVICES INC GARBAGE FEES $ 6,206.55
SCANTRON TECH SOLUTIONS ANNUAL FEE $ 495.00
SCHMILLEN CONSTRUCTION HOLMES ST CORNER $ 24,855.20
SCHUMANN EQUIPMENT RENTAL CEMENT BREAKER $ 250.00
SIOUX CITY JOURNAL RENEWAL $ 313.99
SITE SERVICES INC ASBESTOS INSPECT $ 975.00
STATE LIBRARY OF IOWA TRAINING $ 20.00
STEFFEN, KADEN TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 125.00
STEFFEN, KAMDEN TRAINING REIMBURSE $ 125.00
TREASURER STATE OF IOWA WET/STATE TAXES $ 2,600.96
TRIONFO SOLUTIONS, LLC BENEFITS $ 99.19
WELLMARK BENEFITS $ 8,274.46
WESTEL SYSTEMS PHONE/INTERNET $ 818.99
Accounts Payable Total $ 161,312.60
Payroll Checks $ 25,550.72
***** REPORT TOTAL***** $ 186,863.32
GENERAL $ 88,136.28
ROAD USE TAX $ 41,494.92
EMPLOYEE BENEFIT $ 634.76
RESTRICTED GIFTS $ 4,108.48
WATER $ 12,860.24
SEWER $ 27,658.00
LANDFILL/GARBAGE $ 11,970.64
TOTAL FUNDS $ 186,863.32
REVENUE: GEN-$16,236.94 RUT-$12,126.32, EMP BEN- $846.39, EMERG -$161.74, LOST-
$13,210.47, TIF-$20.21, RES. GIFTS- $77,585.24, DEBT-$5,870.81, WW-$30,604.95, SEWER-
$16,940.20 SW-$11,173.05 TOTAL REVENUE-$184,976.32
EXPENSES: GEN-$64,870.97, RUT-$8,755.82, EMP BEN -$10,374.42, LOST-$4,726.78, RES.
GIFTS- $14,319.00, WW-$38,701.93, SEWER- $10,453.43, SW-$11,906.39, TOTAL EXPENSES-
$164,108.74
Regular Meeting of the City Council was held August 14th, 2023, at 5:00 pm with Mayor Bunt
presiding. Council members present: Ebert, Jenness, Enneking, Frangione, Schmillen. Also, present:
Kim Diechmann, Steve Schuetz, Elaine Rassel, Francis Hinspeter, Connie Edwards, Gary Edwards,
Corey Hawkins, Karen Scott, Dave Christensen, Doug Dreckman, Brian Flikeid
Pledge of Allegiance
Corey Hawkins & Karen Scott introduced themselves to the Council as the new owners of the Old
Casey's building. They plan to open a clothing and gift shop. At the end of August, they will also be
the new owners of the Hawkeye Lounge.
Kim Diechmann came before the Council to ask that Main Street between Cedar and Pine be allowed
to be blocked off on Saturday, October 14, 9am-1 pm for the Marcus Fall Festival. This is a revision of
the past Kandy Korn Festival. There will be boutique trailers and food trucks parked outside along
with the vendors in the Community Center.
Motion by Schmillen, seconded by Frangione to approve Consent Agenda: City Council Minutes,
Bills, Res #23-26, "Approving a Memorandum of Understanding Between the Iowa Department
of Revenue and the City of Marcus, Iowa, for Participation in the State Setoff Program", Res
#23-28, "Resolution Supporting the Submittal of a Grant Application for Funding Through the
Iowa Development Authority— Rural Enrichment Grant Program", Res#23-29, "Resolution
Supporting the Submittal of a Grant Application Through the Iowa Department of Natural
Resources for Funding for Resource Enhancement and Protection (REAP) Projects", Res #23-
30, "A Resolution Amending the City of Marcus, Iowa Employee Handbook", Resolution #23-32,
"Transfer of Funds", IMWCA safety policy recommendations, Fall Festival Street Closure,
Application for Marcus Signage Incentive Grant Program—59 Grind, The Hawkeye Lounge, LLC
Class C Retail Alcohol License, Mud on Main, LLC Special Class C Retail Alcohol License, Site
Services Inc. Asbestos Removal Agreement, Certified Testing Services Agreement, Steve Schmillen
to Nuisance Committee. Ayes: Ebert, Jenness, Enneking, Schmillen, Frangione. Nayes: none.
Motion carried.
Motion by Ebert, seconded by Schmillen to approve Trail Business: Res#23-32, "Resolution
Approving Temporary Easement Agreements — Phase I", Res#23-33, " Resolution Accepting
Quit Claim Deed for Certain Real Estate to be Dedicated as Locust Street", Res#23-33,
"Resolution Approving Trail Easement Agreements — Phase I". Ayes: Ebert, Jenness, Enneking,
Schmillen, Frangione. Nayes: none. Motion carried.
Motion by Ebert, seconded by Frangione to approve Res#23-27, "Setting a Public Hearing on the
Sale of Lot in the Business Park". Ayes: Ebert, Jenness, Enneking, Frangione. Nayes: none.
Abstain: Schmillen.
Motion by Schmillen, seconded by Enneking to approve second reading of Ordinance 358 and waive
third reading. Ayes: Ebert, Jenness, Enneking, Schmillen, Frangione. Nayes: none. Motion carried.
Dave Christensen, Nuisance Code Enforcement provided the Council with pictures of 61 properties in
Marcus with items in the right-of-way.
Motion by Jenness, seconded by Frangione to request that Dave Christensen meet with the Planning
and Zoning to come up with a recommendation specifying what is allowable in the city right of way.
Ayes: all. Nayes: none. Motion carried.
Discussion was held with the Council and Robin Harvey, City Clerk regarding drafting an ordinance
for food trucks. The Council asked Robin Harvey to continue to send out weed & mowing letters
instead of Dave Christensen. Robin will be checking with a bonding attorney to see what the City's
bond capacity is now that the Golf Course has added value to the City.
Doug Dreckman gave the Public Works update. Now that the fair is over, the HWY 143 water intake
will be replaced. They will start cutting down ash trees that are on the list for removal.
Police Chief, Brian Flikeid gave an arrest report, there was a break in at MMCRU contractors had
tools and equipment stolen. Office Stephens and Valcan were recertified at training this month. The
police department was understaffed for this year's fair and street dance. Next year, will need more
enforcement.
Under Council comments it was mentioned that the IDOT has started doing locates for the
roundabout scheduled for Fiscal year 2026. Discussion of installing cameras at the swimming pool
park and illegal use of golf carts.
Motion by Ebert, seconded by Jenness to adjourn at 6:25 pm. All ayes. Nayes: none. Motion
carried.
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Pat Bunt- Mayor
ATTEST:
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Robin A. Harvey-City Clerk