City Commission

 

Utility Department Receiving Fund      Voucher #3774 through #3786	$310,360.32
General Fund      Vouchers #21377 through #21419	$608,969.95
Clearing Account Vouchers      amounting to	$397,801.67
TOTAL EXPENDITURES	$1,317,131.94

1. Garry Clift – 665 Stonecrest – would like an opportunity to address the new sign ordinance before it is adopted; has some concerns about it.

2. Kevin Wright – Wright Signs – also asked for a chance to discuss parts of the new sign ordinance; would like to hold off on adopting it until these issues can be addressed.

3. Chip Moore – 677 Stonecrest – would like to table the adoption of the sign ordinance until downtown concerns are addressed.

1. Service Retirement Allowance – Benefit B-4 – 2.5% of Final Average Compensation (FAC);
2. Eligibility for Retirement –Age Fifty (50) with twenty-five (25) or more years of service;
3. Final Average Compensation – (FAC-3) – i.e., One-third of the aggregate amount of compensation, excluding payments for overtime, accumulated sick leave and accumulated vacation leave, paid to a member during the period of three (3) consecutive years of the member’s credited service in which the aggregate compensation paid is the highest;
4. Member Contribution Rate – 6% - Determined by the municipality as the members contribution as a percent of annual compensation;
5. 10-year vesting period;
6. Maximum Years of Credited Service – All; and

1. Service Retirement Allowance – Benefit B-4 – 2.5% of Final Average Compensation (FAC);
2. Eligibility for Retirement – Age Fifty (50) with twenty-five (25) or more years of service;
3. Final Average Compensation – (FAC-3) – i.e., One-third of the aggregate amount of compensation, excluding payments for overtime, accumulated sick leave and accumulated vacation leave, paid to a member during the period of three (3) consecutive years of the member’s credited service in which the aggregate compensation paid is the highest;
4. Member Contribution Rate – 6% - Determined by the municipality as the members contribution as a percent of annual compensation;
5. Maximum Years of Credited Service – All

1. Attorney for estate of 1361 Oregon Rd – said that this property was never rented out to anyone; only the owner’s family members lived there. Should not be on the rental list. This will be excluded from the resolution.

2. Harold Schadewald – has several rental properties; asked if he paid the bills, would they be taken off the special assessment list and he was told yes.

Service	Level of Care	Fee
Basic Life Support	Pre-Scheduled	$429
Basic Life Support	Non-Emergency	$594
Basic Life Support	Emergency	$720
Advanced Life Support	Emergency	$720
Advanced Life Support	Critical Patients	$835
Oxygen Therapy		$47
Mileage	Per loaded mile	$12

QTY	Description	Chargeable with AccuMedWeb Fee	Cost per unit	Total
1	Annual Support (15% of Total Cost, Excluding Deployment $22,951.00) (Included Year 1)	1	$3,442.65	$3,442.65
1	Total AccuMedWeb Start-Up Cost	1	$2,500.00	$2,500.00

Fingerprints non-profit	$60.00	$70.00
Fingerprints profit org.	$65.00	$75.00
Applicant card only	$15.00	$20.00
Photocopy reports	$5.00	$5.00
Docview UD-10 reports	$10.00	$10.00
Impounded vehicle	$60.00	$100.00
SOR registration	$50.00	$50.00
Notary fee	$10.00	$10.00
Local background check	$5.00	$15.00

1. Angela Jackson -818 W Maple Ave – Would like to add bamboo to the City’s list of nuisance vegetation. Has a neighbor who has planted some and it is ruining the property of the surrounding homes and is very difficult to control and get rid of. The Commission and City Attorney will look into this.

2. Chip Moore – 667 Stonecrest – thinks it is a bad idea to charge a fee for internet access to individual property records. This is public information.

1. Commissioner Berryman Adams gave kudos to the organizers of the Cinco de Mayo parade and festivities; it was a wonderful event.

2. Commissioner Warren congratulated the recipient of the Commissioner scholarship and wished her the best of luck.