July 6, 2009

                                                                                                            Wellman, Iowa 52356

 

 

          The Wellman City Council met in regular session in the Council Chambers of the Wellman Municipal Building at 7:00pm. Mayor Ryan Miller presided with the City Administrator, City Clerk and following Council Members: Robert Goodrich, Matt Latcham and Fern Bontrager; absent: Marc Pennington and Steve Slaubaugh. Also present were: Mary Coblentz from the news media, Washington County Sheriff Deputy Randy Tinnis and Larry Thurman. The Consent Agenda was approved upon motion by Latcham, second by Bontrager and all aye votes. The consent Agenda includes the agenda, minutes of the previous meeting, the May financial statement and the following claims:

Action Services

 

Special event units

 

820.00

AFLAC

 

employee benefit

 

606.43

All-American Concrete Inc

 

3rd Street paving

 

39,000.00

Alliant Energy

 

electric/various depts

 

6,953.81

Baker Paper Company

 

supplies

 

66.00

Bancard

 

credit card charges

 

91.46

Barco Municipal Products

 

yellow marking paint

 

99.84

Bee Line Products

 

barricades,etc

 

1,191.08

Calhoun-Burns & Associates

 

bridge inspections

 

440.00

City of Wellman

 

utilities

 

278.51

Commercial Towel service

 

skate rink mats,mops

 

24.10

Computer Express

 

WATV supplies

 

30.00

Cox Sanitation & Recycling

 

May recycling & stickers

 

4,893.10

Douds Stone Inc

 

roadstone

 

217.08

Federation Bank

 

payroll taxes

 

3,248.97

Fleck Sales Company

 

street dance beverages

 

413.35

Freeman Foods

 

supplies

 

200.66

Gambles Hardware

 

supplies

 

13.80

Don Gingerich

 

building permit inspect

 

140.00

Jesse Gingerich

 

reimburse for cell phone

 

43.00

Golden Eagle Distributin

 

street dance beverages

 

513.00

Hawkeye Foodservice

 

supplies

 

1,832.60

Hawkins Inc

 

water chemicals

 

479.20

Helmuth Repair Inc

 

repairs

 

119.14

Howard R Green Company

 

engineering

 

4,451.16

Hygienic Laboratory

 

quarter water testing

 

544.00

I Wireless

 

Lampe cell phone

 

52.12

International Institute of Mun Clerks

 

annual membership

 

200.00

Iowa Association Municipal Utilities

 

publications

 

456.42

Iowa Dept of Natural Resources

 

annual water permit fee

 

168.28

Iowa League of Cities

 

annual membership

 

696.00

IA Public Employees Retirement Sys

 

employee retirement

 

2,934.35

Kalona Machine Shop

 

material

 

60.00

Kalonial Lawn Care

 

chemicals

 

210.00

Daniel Kitchen

 

city attorney fee

 

684.40

Kuenster Heating & Air

 

water treatment project

 

1,040.49

Teresa Lampe

 

reimburse medical exp

 

811.83

LL Pelling Co

 

street repairs

 

22,039.38

Mahaska Bottling

 

concessions

 

176.80

Menards

 

supplies

 

269.14

Steven Miller

 

reimburse medical exp

 

87.73

Municipal Gas System

 

deposit refunds & rebates

 

404.05

Municipal Water System

 

deposit refunds

 

227.22

William Nickell

 

Jul lease payment

 

150.00

Northern Water Works Supply

 

radio read equipment

 

15,057.17

Parkside Activity Center Project

 

CDBG funds transfer

 

13,775.00

Paws & More

 

Jun contribution&customr

 

242.04

Payroll expense

 

transfers/2 pay periods

 

36,964.84

Petty Cash Fund

 

service & supplies

 

46.71

Pitney Bowes

 

quarter meter rental

 

390.00

Reggie Tire

 

fuel

 

694.50

Dave Ross

 

Jun mileage&cell phone

 

258.98

Aaron Shumaker

 

Jun cell phone

 

43.00

Schimberg Company

 

water supplies

 

686.75

Standard Pest Control

 

Jul service

 

25.00

Technology Services of Iowa

 

office supplies

 

39.99

Testamerica Inc

 

wastewater testing

 

294.84

Thrapp Electric

 

supplies&wa treatment pr

 

21,257.62

Treasurer State of Iowa

 

state wht & sales tax

 

3,349.00

Various Vendors

 

employee medical benefit

 

429.82

Donna Wade

 

reimburse medical exp

 

158.97

Washington County Auditor

 

Jul law contract

 

6,295.75

Wellman Advance

 

publications

 

191.39

Wellman Emporium

 

Jul condominium fee

 

86.52

Wellman Telephone Company

 

phone services

 

546.62

Wellmark

 

premium

 

508.12

Rory White

 

reimburse medical exp

 

602.25

Rory White

 

reimburse for cell phone

 

43.00

Wigen Water Technolgies

 

payment/pilot plant

 

2,385.60

    TOTAL EXPENDITURES

 

 

 

201,751.98

The May financial statement includes revenues as follows:

General Fund

 

 

 

16,656.27

Special Tax Levy Funds

 

 

 

2,928.22

Community Develop Block Grant

 

 

 

13,316.00

Street Assessment Fund

 

 

 

859.59

Local Option Sales Tax

 

 

 

13,484.60

Road Use Tax

 

 

 

9,275.83

Tax Credit Reimbursements

 

 

 

14.92

Tax Increment Financing Fund

 

 

 

6,414.75

Debt Service Fund

 

 

 

1,339.50

Library Services Funds

 

 

 

258.25

Parks & Recreation Funds

 

 

 

11,906.59

Cable Channel Fund

 

 

 

71.53

Senior Center Funds

 

 

 

4,517.86

Housing Improvement Fund

 

 

 

2,190.68

Capital Project Funds

 

 

 

64,483.89

Municipal Water Funds

 

 

 

103,512.81

Municipal Sewer Funds

 

 

 

16,978.77

Municipal Gas Funds

 

 

 

69,879.43

Municipalization Electric Fund

 

 

 

0.00

Solid Waste Funds

 

 

 

6,378.87

Storm Water Drainage Fund

 

 

 

1,583.23

    TOTAL REVENUES

 

 

 

346,051.59

     Resolution No. 09-24 to enter into a contract with Heritage Agency on Aging for fiscal year 2010 was introduced and caused to be read. Bontrager moved to adopt Resolution No. 09-24, Latcham seconded and upon roll call there were three aye votes, two absent. The Mayor affixed his signature.

     Resolution No. 09-25 to approve a final plat for the William Bontrager property was introduced and caused to be read. The Bontragers are dividing the north half of the lot off from the section where the house is located. That will be sold and Bontragers will build a new home on the north section. The Planning & Zoning Commission has reviewed the plat and recommends approval of it. Goodrich moved to adopt Resolution No. 09-25, Latcham seconded and upon roll call there were three aye votes, two absent. The Mayor affixed his signature.

     Resolution No. 09-26 to approve a final plat for Sandra Schauf property was introduced and caused to be read. The Planning & Zoning Commission has reviewed the plat and recommends approval of it. Bontrager moved to adopt Resolution No. 09-26, Goodrich seconded and upon roll call there were three ayes, two absent. The Mayor affixed his signature.

     Resolution No. 09-27 to set an employee wage was introduced and caused to be read. This was to correct an inaccurate hourly wage stated on the original fy10 wage resolution. Latcham moved to adopt Resolution No. 09-27, Bontrager seconded and upon roll call there were three aye votes, two absent. The Mayor affixed his signature.

     The Annual commission appointments were nominated as follows:

     Wellman Scofield Library Board of Trustees:  Mary Lee Ehrenfelt (rural) and

                                                                               Francis Brenneman

     Senior Center Commission:                              Jo Weamer and

                                                                               Dennis Nygaard

     Planning and Zoning Commission:                  Fred Lampe and

                                                                               Jay Thrapp (to fill a term)

     Board of Adjustment:                                       Jared Kinsinger

Goodrich moved to approve the appointments as listed, Latcham seconded and all present voted aye.

     During General Administrative discussion comments were made on the July 4th celebration and all those involved were thanked for their efforts.

     Deputy Randy Tinnis arrived to report on calls of service. He stated there were no reported issues during the July 4th event or the street dance. Goodrich asked about installing a speed bump near the stop sign exiting Circle Drive. He reported many vehicles are speeding through the stop sign and was concerned with the blind exit for pedestrian traffic. Latcham voiced his concern of children operating golf carts on city streets.

     With no further business Lathcam moved for adjournment at 7:28pm, Bontager seconded and all voted aye. The next regular City Council meeting will be Monday, July 20, 2009, 7:00pm in the Council Chambers of the Wellman Municipal Building.

 

 

Minutes transcribed by the City Clerk subject to Council approval.