Phillipsburg City Council Agenda
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Phillipsburg City Council Agenda
Phillipsburg City Council Agenda 945 2nd Street 03/04/2013 Please mute or turn off your cell phones prior to the start of the meeting. 1. 6:00 P.M. Call To Order By Mayor Fred Robinson 2. 6:00 P.M. Pledge Of Allegiance By The Cub Scouts 3. 6:01 P.M. Mark V Motel - Setul Parikh Mr. Parikh has been invited by Mayor Robinson to provide an overview of his business, Mark V Motel 4. 6:10 P.M. 4-D Construction - Kevin Dunn Mr. Dunn has been invited by Mayor Robinson to provide an overview of his business, 4-D Construction. 5. 6:20 P.M. Harlan Nonhof 6. 6:25 P.M. Reading & Approval Of February 18, 2013 Minutes Documents: feb1813min.pdf 7. Approval Of Appropriation Ordinance #1055-02-13B Documents: app0213b.pdf 8. City Attorney - Scott Sage 8.I. Exercise/Therapy Pool Agreement 9. City Clerk - Brenda Chance 10. Public Works Supervisor - Randy DeWitt 10.I. Airport Runway Rehabilitation Design Project Review for approval the proposed contract agreement with Olsson Associates for the Phillipsburg Airport Runway Rehabilitation Design Project. Documents: Engr agree PHG.pdf 11. Committee Reports Water Department: Councilmember Jerry Park, Recreation, Cemetery: Councilmember Goracke Street & Solid Waste: Councilmember Kinter Finance, Audit, & Budget: Councilmember Flipse Airport, Library, Community Building: Councilmember Innes Planning, Zoning, Housing: Councilmember James 12. Mayor's Report 13. Adjourn City Council Meeting To Public Building Commission Meeting CITY OF PHILLIPSBURG CITY COUNCIL MEETING February 18, 2013 The Phillipsburg City Council met in regular session on February 18, 2013, 6:00 P.M., at the Phillipsburg City Office, 945 Second Street. CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order by Mayor Fred Robinson. ATTENDANCE PRESENT: Council members Mike James; Shane Kinter; Doug Jerry; Rod Innes. ABSENT: Council members Marilyn Goracke; Linda Flipse. ALSO PRESENT: Scott Sage, City Attorney; Tim & Shawn Ellenberger; Kirby Ross, reporter Phillips County Review; Tad Felts, reporter KKAN/KQMA; Kayla Delehant, Leah Ott, & Chris McClemens representing the Todd Becker Foundation, Kearney, Nebraska; Doug Kaup; Erik Coulimore; Pastor Joel Hiesterman; Maggie Basgall, representing Nex-Tech; Harlan Nonhof; Brenda Chance, City Clerk. BUSINESS INFORMATION Doug Kaup of Matteson Motors provided the Council with information concerning his business. Kaup provided an overview of the number of employees at Matteson Motors as well as the training requirements. He also informed the Council how sales tax impacts the business. Kaup left the meeting at 6:07 p.m. TODD BECKER FOUNDATION Chris McClemens with the Todd Becker Foundation informed the Council of the Foundation’s plans to have summer “BlockStop” event in Phillipsburg which will include a community barbeque, band, and speaker. He asked that 3rd Street from State to F Street be closed from 7 a.m. until midnight on Friday, July 12. Discussion was held concerning the impact of the street closure on businesses in that block. Chris then stated the event could be moved to Sunday, July 14th. It was the consensus of the Council to allow the street to be closed for the event on July 14 and to assist with providing solid waste containers. Hiesterman, Delehant, Ott, & McClemens left the meeting at 6:15 p.m. NEX-TECH FRANCHISE Maggie Basgall, representing Nex-Tech, reported to the Council that if no changes are made to the existing franchise agreement, which includes video and telephone, then the new agreements for separate video and telephone will not have to be done. Basgall also reported that service provided to the City at no charge was comparable with other communities. No changes will be made to the franchise agreement. Basgall left the meeting at 6:19 p.m. MINUTES APPROVED Moved by Innes, seconded by Kinter, to approve the minutes of the February 4, 2013 meeting. Voting Aye: ALL. Opposed: NONE. APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE #1055-02-13A CODE BOOK UPDATE Moved by Kinter, seconded by Jerry, to approve an ordinance to pay the bills for the month of January. Voting Aye: ALL. Opposed: NONE. Statutory majority having voted for this ordinance; the city clerk assigned it ordinance #1055-02-13A. Moved by Kinter, seconded by Jerry, to approve having the League of Kansas Municipalities update the City Code Book and have a code conference with the LKM attorneys. Voting Aye: ALL. Opposed: NONE. HOSPITAL POOL AGREEMENT The draft exercise/therapy pool agreement with the Phillips County Hospital was reviewed. The following changes were discussed: 9.2.2 take out professional (malpractice, errors & omissions). 9.1.1 and 9.2.1 should be the same wording. 10.2 delete. AIRPORT HAMMOND CHENEY It was the consensus of the Council the city not purchase Hammond’s or Cheney’s hangars. It was also the consensus to allow Hammond to lease Cheney’s space for construction of a hangar. PICKUP REPAIR It was the consensus of the Council to purchase a rebuilt motor for the custodian’s pickup. EXECUTIVE SESSION Moved by Innes, seconded by James, to recess into executive session to discuss personnel matters of non-elected personnel to protect confidentiality until 7:08 p.m. Voting Aye: ALL. Opposed: NONE. Coulimore, Ellenbergers, Nonhof, Ross, Felts left the meeting at 6:53 p.m. DEWITT Moved by Kinter, seconded by DeWitt, to raise DeWitt’s wage $1,000 and place his wage on the pay schedule. Voting Aye: ALL. Opposed: NONE. ADJOURN Moved by Kinter, seconded by Jerry, to adjourn – time 7:09 P.M. Voting Aye: ALL. Opposed: NONE. Brenda L. Chance, City Clerk