The Wellman City Council met in regular
session in the Council Chambers of the
The Agenda was approved upon motion by Oldfield, second by Goodrich, and all aye votes.
Minutes of the previous meeting were presented. With no additions or corrections the minutes stand approved as read.
The list of bills was reviewed with discussion on membership in the American Public Gas Association. After review of its services, Kisner moved not to join, Swartzendruber seconded and all voted aye. After further discussion of the bills Swartzendruber moved, Oldfield seconded and all voted aye to pay the following:
GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
FIRE PROTECTION:
Reggie Tire fuel 169.10
ANIMAL CONTROL:
Max Lewis
mileage to
LIBRARY SERVICES:
Payroll expense 2,289.70
Baker & Taylor
Books library books 203.52
Demco library
supplies 64.36
Golden Door Press
library book 22.50
Charles Tayor
library book 39.95
Wellmark Miller
health insurance 218.88
PARKS &
RECREATION:
Payroll expense 436.27
Allen Masonry
Contractor repairs to water fountains & shelters 675.00
Metal Works 3ft
1x1/4 flat steel 2.50
Sitlers Supplies
Inc replacement bulbs 60.75
Payroll expense 288.65
CITY HALL:
Payroll expense 102.07
Aramark Uniform
Services mop,towel,airfresh,mats 42.10
Standard
FINANCIAL
ADMINISTRATION:
Payroll expense 511.10
Wellmark Wade
insurance 413.63
OTHER
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES:
Quill Corporation
office supplies 34.66
PAYROLL TAXES
& DEDUCTIONS:
Federation Bank
fed wht & fica/medicare 2,855.75
EMPLOYEE HEALTH
BENEFIT:
Gregory A Gilbaugh
DDS 79.50
CDBG HOUSING REHAB
PROJECT:
ECICOG
administrative fees 1,395.00
RECREATION CENTER
FUND:
Payroll expense 704.30
ADT December
security service 43.00
Bancard blower
& concession items 140.15
I Wireless Lampe
cell phone 47.79
Teresa Lampe
reimburse for supplies purchased 59.67
Mahaska Bottling
Pepsi products 182.00
Petty Cash
pizzas at Caseys 21.38
CABLE CHANNEL:
Quill Corporation
office supplies 24.36
TOTAL 11,542.94
ROAD
USE TAX FUND
Payroll expense 180.69
Glenn Guengerich
repair Circle Drive street light 42.00
Landa Painting
repaint school crossing 100.00
Martin Equipment
of IA, IL parts for backhoe 330.55
Metal Works
material 26.50
Reggie Tire fuel 113.20
TOTAL 838.39
GAS
SYSTEM FUND
Payroll
expense 2,517.63
Clayton
Energy October natural gas purchase
63,436.78
Gorebner
& Associates parts 292.16
Iowa
Association Municipal Utilities labor,inspections 10,678.00
I
Wireless cell phones 78.85
David
Mazure refund balance of gas deposit to customer 36.10
Mueller
Sales Corp parts for regulators 579.46
Municipal
Gas System refund deposits to customer accounts 242.21
Municipal
Gas System insulation & furnace rebate to customer account 275.93
Quill
Corporation 1/3 window envelopes 74.99
Mike
Steinkruger refund balance of gas deposit to customer 27.06
Wellmark
Slaubaugh health insurance 676.55
TOTAL 79,050.22
WATER
SYSTEM FUND
Payroll expense 1,764.23
Hawkins
Water Treatment equipment 35.79
David
Mazure refund water deposit to customer 77.90
Municipal Water
System refund deposits to customer accounts 226.81
Quill
Corporation 1/3 window envelopes 74.98
Mike
Steinkruger refund water deposit to customer 75.98
Utility Equipment
repair parts 435.48
Wellmark Farrier
health insurance 198.84
TOTAL
2,890.01
WASTEWATER
SYSTEM FUND
Payroll expense 1,850.78
Quill
Corporation 1/3 window envelopes 74.98
Reggie Tire fuel 53.00
Wellmark
Oldfield insurance 218.88
TOTAL
2,234.37
WASTEWATER
PLANT DEBT SERVICE
SOLID
WASTE DISPOSAL FUND
Payroll expense 1,198.37
Reggie Tire fuel
for leaf pickup 68.20
TOTAL 1,266.57
Payroll expense 1,062.21
Brenda Christiansen mileage to Cedar Rapids HAA meeting 36.45
Standard
TOTAL 1,104.66
Payroll expense 58.13
GRAND TOTAL 120,460.08
The October financial statement was presented and reviewed. Swartzendruber moved to approve the statement including Journal Postings. Seward seconded the motion and all voted aye. Following are revenues for October:
OCTOBER
REVENUES
General Fund 82,412.17
Employee Benefit Tax Fund 9,023.73
Support Public Library Fund 2,474.49
Community Development Block
Grant 15,439.00
Liability/Property Insurance
10,488.14
Local Option Sales Tax
6,169.49
Road Use Tax Fund 11,079.62
Tax Credit Reimbursement Fund 15.59
Tax Increment Financing Fund 57,136.86
Debt Service Fund 9,377.45
Library Services Fund 660.02
Recreation Center 1,836.00
Trust & Agency Funds 1,163.34
Capital Reserve Fund 81,240.32
Municipal Gas System Fund 24,864.67
Municipal Gas System CD -389.44
Municipal Water System Fund 19,032.41
Municipal Water Sinking Fund 13,938.92
Municipal Water System CD 0.00
Water Utility Capital Project 26,955.00
Municipal Sewer System Fund 13,512.61
Sewer Sinking Fund 18,623.89
Solid Waste Disposal Fund 5,349.82
Senior Dining HAA Fund 3,822.22
Senior Center CD 0.00
TOTAL OCTOBER REVENUES 415,521.19
The fiscal year 2005 Annual Financial Statement was reviewed. Swartzendruber moved to approve the annual statement, Oldfield seconded and all voted aye.
Chat & Chew filed application for renewal of their permit for beer and alcohol sales. Seward moved to approve, Oldfield seconded and all voted aye.
The Council discussed placing stop signs
on
Mayor Lewis requested a new dumpster for the maintenance shed. The old one is in need of repairs. It was decided to paint and repair the old one for the parks department and purchase a new one for the maintenance shed. Goodrich so moved, Swartzendruber seconded and all voted aye.
Wellman Telephone Company submitted a franchise application to provide cable television service. Seward moved to approve the application, Goodrich seconded and all voted aye.
Shelving and storage for tools and parts at the new maintenance shed are needed. No cost estimates were available so the Council tabled this issue until more information was obtained.
In general discussion the Council considered purchasing some new tables and chairs for the basement room that could also be rented out. It was the general opinion not to rent out these items but if some new chairs were needed prices should be submitted to the Council.
Oldfield
asked about the
In the Public Forum Councilmember-elect Karri Fisher reported being contacted by Cliff Duwa on his concerns of storm water run off in Deer Meadows across his property. Apparently it is undermining his fence row. This is an ongoing problem that had been discussed earlier. The City Engineer will be contacted to determine what can be done.
Lori Reece
and Ryan Miller presented the Citys Playground Equipment fund with a check for
$500 from the Wellman Foundation for the Arts raised at their
With no further business the meeting was
adjourned at
Minutes transcribed by the City Clerk from
written notes and/or audio tape subject to Council approval.