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Early City Council met in regular session on Aug. 7, 2007 at 7 p.m. The meeting was started at the City Shop area with a tour given by Supt Ray Musselman. Mayor Frank Scott called the meeting to order in City Hall at 7:30 p.m. and roll call was taken. Present: Bill Cougill, Randy Franken, Pennie Irwin, Richard Snyder and Vince Davis.
Motion was unanimously passed to approve the agenda. Motion was unanimously passed to approve the minutes as submit-ted. Correspondence was read from IMWCA concerning the inspection held last month and a thank you letter from Sanders Hardware. The Mayor reported on the landfill meeting and what is being done at the landfill. Supt DPW Ray Musselman reported on the month’s activities. They repaired the water line at the shelter house, supervised sewer line replacement on 6th Street, trimmed trees, had street patching done, sprayed weeds, fogged for mosquitoes, supervised the hook up of electricity for the Quasquicentennial celebration, repaired the chlorinator pump, had workmen’s compensation insurance inspection and did numerous other items to prepare for the celebration and clean up afterwards. Council reviewed the current budget and the Annual Financial Report for 2006-2007. Motion was unanimously passed to pay for the land for the sewer project as soon as the flood plain permit has been re-ceived. Res. 07-10 approving the Annual Street report was unanimously passed on roll call vote. No offers have been received on any of the properties which the city had offered for sale. Supt. Musselman reviewed the quotes for removal of certain trees (dead or diseased) in the parking. He was instructed to get the worst ones done first. Council discussed the police equipment. The Sheriff is interested in radio unit. Clerk & Supt. will check out the lights and video camera. Council discussed some type of safety door for the City Clerk’s Office. Clerk was instructed to see what information she could find for safety doors. Motion was unanimously passed to allow the destruction of old records in the most efficient way per state retention manual. Council discussed a number of ideas for the community. Motion was unanimously passed to get rid of the old garbage truck. Motion was unanimously passed to accept the low bid from Fitzpatrick Auto Center for $15,500 for replacement of the pickup. Council discussed the sidewalk crossings at the corners on Main and 2nd Street and also the alley crossing on 2nd Street. Supt. was instructed to have Lundell’s look at these when they come to do the sewer main. Clerk reported the following receipts for the month of July:
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Frank L. Scott, Mayorr |
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