JUNE 22, 2009
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson and Zmolek, Ferris was absent. Others present were Burk, Harnish, Upah, Brownfield, Charley Townsley, Greg Johnson and Darrell Niedermann.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Zmolek to approve agenda as posted. Ayes. Carried.
Minutes from the June 08 and 15, 2009 meetings were approved as read.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to approve the bills from June 10 through June 30, 2009 in the amount of $121,165.60. Ayes. Carried.
Bills for the month of June 2009 in the amount of $184,179.62 listed below:
Airgas RC CO2 24.80
Alliant Gas/Electric 10329.19
Alltel Upah Cell Phone 54.33
B&M Tree Service Remove 2 Trees 5375.00
Baker & Taylor Books/DVD’S 71.52
Barco Paint 99.64
S. Bearden RC Dept Return 300.00
Bishop Electronics Batteries 19.96
L. Boldt RC Bartender 138.74
Bro Lawn Service Mowing 270.00
C. Brownfield IIMC Mtg 1377.97
N. Burk Attorney Fees 1069.00
P. Campbell Janitor RC/Bar Set Up 1150.00
Capmark Water Sink I Bond/Interest 34851.00
Carpenter Uniforms Police 224.97
Carquest Vehicle Repair 161.29
Cintas PW Uniforms 705.70
City of Traer Mosquito Spraying 2195.94
Coca-Cola RC Pop 198.00
Colonial Ins Co Murty Insurance 36.75
Columbian House DVD 8.96
A. Culver MDR 14.32
D’s Auto Vehicle Repair 252.14
M. Dannen RC Dept Return 350.00
Doll Distributing RC Beer Kegs 738.00
Domestic Violence 08-09 Appropriation 960.00
Doyle’s Pharmacy Supplies Ambulance 15.13
Equitable D/C 650.00
Fareway Stores Cleaning Supplies 16.96
Fesler’s Inc Halogen Lamp FD 35.95
Fleet Services Gas 2151.92
S. Goos RC Bartender 73.12
Hardon ½ Lights Basketball Court 1984.00
Hawkins Chlorine 521.75
S. Homrighausen MDR 73.30
Hrabak Lumber Supplies 35.20
Ikon Office Copier Maintenance City Clerk 117.05
Independent Ins Fireworks Insurance 909.00
Ingram Assorted Books 276.21
Innovative Communication Computer Repair Library 65.00
Iowa Business Machine Police Copier Maintenance 89.46
Iowa Dept Revenue Sales Tax May 09 2037.00
Iowa League of Cities Annual Dues 1068.00
Iowa One Call 32 Locates 28.80
Iowa Telecom Phone Service 826.07
Ipers Retirement 4619.12
IRWA Vision Insurance 71.43
K&M Sanitation RC Dumpster 120.00
J. Karkosh RC Dept Return 350.00
Keystone Lab Water Testing 101.20
Kieck’s Police Uniforms 1947.70
KJ’S Plumbing Repair Lights City Clerk Office 70.00
P Lacina MDR 46.34
Law Enforcement Systems Police Citations 442.00
Martin Equipment Backhoe Repairs 144.28
Martin Marietta Rock 568.80
Medicom Internet Access Library 59.95
MVTL Sewer Testing 606.20
MMSC Supplies 70.00
Monkeytown Office Supplies 351.48
Motorola Pager Repairs 78.00
MES Fire Department Supplies 134.32
Municipal Pipe Jet Line Across Hwy 30 916.25
Municipal Supply JH Meter/Supplies 3753.84
Musgrave Landscaping Mowing 470.00
MV Motors Oil Change Police 34.96
New Century FS Grass Seed/Weed Spray 3912.07
Norton’s Greenhouse Sluggo 14.50
Pamida Supplies 21.96
Postage By Phone Refill Postal Machine 1000.00
Postmaster Box Rent 70.00
Payroll 06-12-06 16268.08
Payroll 06/26/09 16980.02
C. Quigley Bartender RC 73.12
Radio Communications Radio Repair 68.34
Region 6 Admin Fee CDBG Grant 943.00
S&S Car Police Cars Washed 28.80
Sanitary Refuse Dumpster Park 68.00
Scharnweber Repairs 225.00
Schendel Pest Spraying 71.00
Sevde Fire Extinguishers Qtr Inspection 107.00
Staples Copy Paper/Ink 456.84
State Bank of Toledo Payroll Taxes/DD Billing 9651.28
State Library Iowa Conference Registration 60.00
STC Recreation 08-09 Appropriation 5000.00
Tama Co Solidwaste Last ½ of Appropriation 6982.25
Tama Florists Flowers q25.00
Tama/Grundy Publications/Ads 517.87
Teamsters Union Dues 191.36
J. Thiessen RC Bartender 75.00
D. Thiessen RC Bartender 75.00
Toledo EMS Medicare Training 4000.00
Toledo FD Compensation/5 New Pagers 4525.00
Town & Country Supplies RC 348.20
Treas. State of Iowa State W/H 1691.00
Twin Town Liquor RC Liquor 1305.99
US Cellular Ambulance Cell Phone 35.20
US Vector Mosquito Spray 1325.00
USDA Day Care Center Payment 2 Mo 3520.00
Visa League Mtg Reg/Hotel 399.18
D. Vorwald Mowing 1350.60
Weitzell Landscaping Mulch Cemetery 862.50
J. Welch MDR 100.00
Wellmark BL/BS Medical/Dental Insurance 13132.66
Wilkerson Hardware Supplies 724.51
K. Wilson Animal Control 290.00
D. Wood Janitor Comm Bldg 686.67
Z Line Repairs 90.12
Tetra Tech bill for $1180 was rejected by State of Iowa as being unpayable, the reason being Tetra Tech monitored all six wells when is was only necessary to do two. Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to have attorney write Tetra Tech a letter explaining why we did not get paid for all the invoices that included the six wells they monitored. Ayes. Carried.
Greg Johnson appeared before council to explain that Tama and Toledo Paramedics will be covering for each other. The ambulance when called out for Tired Responses are charging the patients $750 a trip when they have to transport them. If the two towns cover this they only have the $35.00 charge, that the Cities end up paying not the patients. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Chaska to approve trying this sharing of the paramedics from the two towns. Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Zmolek to approve Resolution 062209 fixing the date for the public hearing on a General Obligation Sewer Improvement Loan and Disbursement Agreement Project. This hearing will be July 13, 2009 at 7:00 P.M. Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to set a date for the ground breaking of the new sewer plant. This will be set for a weekend day so all the council can attend. Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Chaska seconded by Zmolek to approve following cigarette licenses for the 2009-2010 year. Ayes. Carried. Casey, Fareway, Jiffy North, Kwik Trip and Twin Town Liquors.
Moved by Chaska seconded by Pansegrau to approve wage resolution for the 2009-2010 year as followings: Jeff Harnish-$45,240; Duane Upah-$44,764; Carolyn Brownfield-$40,000; Greg Johnson-$39,168; John Murty-$37,175; Robert Kendall-$36,918; Mark Zmolek-$36,140; Benjamin Engle-$34,828; Brain Randall-$34,828; Jason Dunagan-$34,171; Bill Davis-$32,493 and Mark Dvorak-$32,061. Ayes. Carried.
Old Highway 30: There will be a DOT meeting on redoing this highway on October 13, 2009 from 8:15-9:30 AM.
Upah presented the bids to replace the lawn mower that burned up at the cemetery last week. Bids were as follows: USS Repair: Woods 2762 $8280.00-not available for at least 30 days, Woods 3761-$8790.00, available 7 days; and a Woods 2761 demo in stock for $7830. John Deere- $9000, available immediately. Moved by Chaska seconded by Wilson to go with the John Deer for $9000. Roll Call: Zmolek-No. Chaska, Pansegrau and Wilson Ayes. Motion Carried.
Darrell Niedermann appeared before council to see what action they would take on the Planning and Zoning Board recommendation about replacing zoning maps. Will get the cost to do this and come back later to make a decision.
Insurance: Council would like to see about raising the deductible to $2000 since July 1, 2009 the employees according to the union contract will be paying $500 deductible instead of the $250 they were paying. Will table this until the next meeting.
Pansegrau measured the sidewalk to be done by the city along highway 63 and it measured 750’. Would like to see about ending that at the Fareway street and then paving sidewalk along that road to Broadway Street . Will see if this would qualify for the I-Jobs money out there. FEMA notified the city is now eligible for the citizens to acquire flood insurance, this will be published in the paper. Recreation Trail is becoming a problem where the contractors are starting the new sewer plant, this would be around the construction zone. Adults and kids are still using this and they have had to hire flag man to keep watch so someone is not run over. They have posted signs that this is a
construction zone. Police will give out warnings and then fine the citizens that are in the construction zone. Van Dyke Property is to be cleaned up immediately, all notices have been sent. Police did the tobacco compliance and everyone was in order. Have hired Kacee Wilson as the new animal control person.
July 6, 2009 will be Reinig Center meeting at 5:00 P.M.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:15 P.M.
___________________
Pamela Wood, Mayor
ATTEST:: __________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
JUNE 15, 2009
MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present for roll call were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Upah and Brownfield.
Purpose of the meeting was to decided the way to finance the building of the new sewer plant. Attorney Burk had presented council with several different ways and time frame to pay back the money that the city had borrowed from the SRF (State Revolving Fund) in the amount of $1,774,000. After much discussion about the different ways it was moved by Chaska seconded by Zmolek to go with the 20 years financing, Sewer Revenue fund for $887,000 with an added amount per unit of $12.38 monthly and GO Bond of $887,000 on the bonded indebtness of $0.16 per thousand monthly. Roll Call: Ferris, Zmolek, Chaska Aye. Pansegrau and Wilson No. Motion Carried.
The lawn mower at the cemetery burned up today, the fire department was called to put out the fire. Lawn mower was lost, Upah has contacted the insurance company and will have figures at the next regular meeting on the purchase of a new mower.
Moved by Chaska seconded by Zmolek to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 7:25 P.M.
___________________
Pamela Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: __________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
JUNE 08, 2009
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Upah, Brownfield, Harnish, John Speer, William & Debra Lorinas, Mary Douglas, Rose Ward and Darrell Niedermann.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Zmolek to approve agenda as posted. All ayes. Carried.
Minutes from May 26, 2009 meeting were approved as read.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Ferris to approve bills from June 1 through June 8, 2009 in the amount of $37,166.76. All Ayes. Carried.
Attorney was not at the council meeting so the Tetra Tech bill was tabled until the June 22, 2009 meeting.
Hearing for the sale of the land the city owned by the Arrowhead Trailer Court : There were no bids for this sale.
Rose Wood: Dogs running loose in the trailer park. City of Toledo does not license dogs, this was done through the county when they were licensed. She will go speak to the Supervisors.
Sewer Funding: Again attorney was not at the meeting so the council set a special meeting for June 15, 2009 at 7:00 P.M to discuss the financing of the sewer plant construction.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Pansegrau to pay $909.00 to Independent Insurance Service for the fireworks insurance. All Ayes. Carried.
Street Repair: Upah will sign the contract for Cessford to come into town to do repairs on the streets at this time. Street parking at the basketball also needs to be asphalted when Cessford is in town.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to allow Mayor and City Clerk to attend the League Meeting in Davenport in September. The cost will be $320 for two registrations plus two rooms for two nights. All ayes. Carried.
Moved by Chaska seconded by Ferris to approve replacing Donna Princehouse with Ray Murray for the Toledo Citizen and Skip Wilson will be council representative to replace Kyle Chaska on the Tama County Community Foundation. All Ayes. Carried.
Fence at the aquatic center, the kids are now jumping over it to go to the basketball court. Have the police patrol this. Citizens are shooting off fireworks, again police will check into this.
The city will end up with about 850’ sidewalk that needs to be done on Highway 63. Upah will check with contactor who did the sidewalk for the highway construction to see what it will cost to have them finish up what is left to do on the highway.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:00 P.M.
_________________
Pamela Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: __________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
MAY 26, 2009
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Brownfield, Upah, Burk, Harnish, Joe Boll, Janet Garretson, Dennis Kucera, Lori Grant, Robert Moses, Mary Douglas and Charlie Townsley.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Zmolek to approve agenda as posted. Ayes. Carried.
Minutes from the May 11, 2009 meeting were approved as read.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Pansegrau to approve the bills in the amount of $334,775.83 for May 13 through May 26, 2009. All Ayes. Carried.
Bills for the month of May 2009 in the amount of $460,338.54.
Airgas CO2 RC 24.00
Alliant Gas/Electric 9977.88
Alltel Upah Cell Phone 54.58
Animal Rescue Animals 210.00
Baker/Taylor Assorted Books 196.08
Bankers Trust Bonds & Interest 82590.00
J. Bledsoe Mileage 163.40
C. Brownfield Insurance Reimbursement/Mileage 1319.10
N. Burk Attorney Fees 1537.20
K. Campbell Bartender RC 61.87
P. Campbell Bartender/Janitor/Bar Set Up 1165.00
Cargill Salt 3204.97
Carlson Painting Cemetery 125.00
Center Point Pub Large Print Books 98.15
Centurion Technologies Annual Maintenance 16.80
Chief Supply Pager Repair 44.93
S. Chute RC Deposit Return 250.00
Cintas Uniforms 851.03
Collection Service Johnson Child Support 376.95
Colonial Insurance Co Murty Insurance 36.75
Carquest Vehicle Repair 439.16
W. Davis Insurance Reimbursement 333.00
DNR Certification Renewal 120.00
Doll Distributing Beer Kegs RC 380.00
ECRL Disc Repair 26.00
EMP Supplies 376.59
Equitable D/C 650.00
Fareway Store Supplies 31.89
Fleet Services Gas 1510.51
Gale Group L.P. Books 55.92
Hawkeye Community College Mussman Reserve Training 170.00
Hawkins Chlorine 499.15
Hrabak Lumber Supplies 3.82
IACP Net Annual Dues Police 250.00
Ingram Assorted Books 204.64
Iowa Dept Revenue Sales Tax 1683.00
Iowa One Call 17 Locates 32.40
Iowa Telecom Phone Service 829.55
Ipers Retirement 4614.06
IRWA Vision Insurance 71.43
K & M Sanitation RC Dumpster/Clean Up Day 670.00
Keystone Lab Water Testing 120.20
Kieck’s Career Apparel Uniform # 46 270.00
Martin Marietta Rock 305.32
Medicom Internet Access 59.95
Mid-American Specialties Summer Reading Program 131.53
Midwest Tape DVD 19.99
MVTL Sewer Testing 659.40
MMSC Supplies 70.00
Monkeytown Office Supplies 176.90
Montour Alumni Assoc RC Dept Return 250.00
MES New Equipment & Uniforms 3600.50
Municipal Supply Supplies 226.75
Musgrave Landscaping Mowing 120.00
NEW Century FS Supplies 159.50
D. Nitz Mileage 47.30
Northland Oil 593.20
Pamida Supplies 177.66
PATC Update 50.00
Payroll 05/15/09 15189.61
Payroll 05/29/09 15621.90
PMI Ambulance Supplies 531.10
Postmaster Box Rent Police 44.00
C. Quigley RC Bartender 56.25
Radio Communications Pager Repair 8.36
B. Randall Reimbursement Lien 333.47
J. Ray Bartender RC 60.00
S & S Car Wash Police Cars Washed 37.75
Sanitary Refuse Park Dumpster 68.00
Scharnweber Repairs 80.00
Schendel Pest Spraying 50.00
T. Schoenhut II MDR 100.00
Sec of State Notary # 42 30.00
C. Seymour MDR 26.96
Shamrock Lawn Service FD Lawn Care 60.00
Snyder & Associates Engineer Fees 312.00
Southard Implement Repair & Supplies 376.55
Standard & Associates Testing Police Officer 30.00
Staples Office Supplies 55.54
State Bank of Toledo Payroll Taxes/Bonds/Interest/DD Billing 283545.98
STC Prom RC Dept Return 225.00
TC Solidwaste Dump Fees 897.50
TC Treasurer Potter Land Taxes 386.00
Tama Florists Flowers 75.00
Tama/Grundy Publishing Publications 1233.39
Teamsters Union Dues 191.36
Toledo Cleaners Uniforms Police 83.00
Treas. State of Iowa State Withholding 1636.00
D. Upah Mileage/Motel 285.40
Upstart Summer Reading Supplies 92.51
US Cellular Ambulance Cell Phone 38.22
USDA Day Care Payment 2175.00
USS Polaris Mower Repairs 96.73
UTEC Supplies 142.98
P. Valline RC Deposit Return 350.00
VISA Web Site 2.99
S. Wedmore RC Deposit Return 250.00
Wellmark BC/BS Medical/Dental/Life Insurance 11648.22
Wendling Quarries Rock 468.64
Wilkerson Hardware Supplies 274.68
D. Wood Janitor 686.67
Z Line Tire Repair 88.77
Building Permits were reviewed: Hrabak Lumber-26x42 Add to office and Terry Goodhart-8x16 Storage Shed.
Lori Moses Grant appeared before council about Ice Cream Truck to run one day a week in Toledo from 4-8:30 pm. She will give the police a route that she will be using, she is already doing this in other towns. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to allow her to run June-September for one year to try this out. Ayes. Carried.
Dennis Kucera and Joe Boll about CODE RED. This is a emergency automated notification for the city. Would cost $.555 per capita from 2000 censes. Each town would have their own access code. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to try this for one year. Roll Call: Ferris, Zmolek and Pansegrau Ayes. Wilson and Chaska No. Motion Carried.
Mary Douglas has five spaces at her trailer she would like to fill, but does not have enough room on her lots as the trailer are now bigger than when she started. Would like to be able to have more room facing Grace Street . This would take a ruling by the board of adjustment. Have her contact Joe Boll, chairman of the Board of Adjustment to give a variance on this and then bring back for council with the boards recommendation.
We have a resolution to be passed for monies from the Prairie Meadows Casino. Moved by Wilson seconded by Ferris to have some in put from the citizens of Toledo on what sort of things we should apply for on this grant. Must have suggestions in to the city clerks office no later than noon on July 27, 2009. Ayes. Carried.
Janet Garretson bid $270.00 for the alley by her house. Council accepted her bid and will issue quick claim deed for her on this alley.
Lions Club will be getting the price for a new park sign from Upah.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Zmolek to approve Mayor and Clerk signing the Quick Claim deed for Roger Gardner on the purchase of the property the was the old police station. Ayes. Carried.
Attorney handed out the figures to repay the sewer plant loan. Council will take home and study the handout to decide which way they would like to go on the repayment of the loan.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Wilson to authorize the mayor and city clerk to sign the three year police union contract. Ayes. Carried. The Public Works contract will be signed at a later date.
Sewer contract with City of Toledo and Tama County was a 28E agreement, this was not what the council planned on signing. Will discuss this with Tama County Supervisors.
County and City has formed a DECK Team to handle drugs when children are involved. They will be having a meeting on June 11 at 6:30 P.M. at the RC. Council is invited to attend.
Ball Diamonds at the park need to have some work done on them. Sign at the Cow/Calf needs to be redone. Pansegrau informed the council about an article about street signs needing to be larger by 2012.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Zmolek to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:40 P.M.
______________________
Pamela Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: __________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
MAY 11, 2009
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEEINTG OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Upah, Brownfield, Burk, Harnish, Janet Garretson, Darrell Neidermann, Roger Gardner, Josh Youngbear and Charlie Townsley.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Zmolek to approve agenda as posted. Ayes. Carried.
Minutes from the April 27, 2009 meeting were approved as read.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to approve bills in the amount of $101,704.19 from May 1 through May 11, 2009. All Ayes. Carried.
No building permits for this meeting.
Moved by Chaska seconded by Wilson to proceed with the lightening for the basketball court. The cost would be $2,000 per city. All Ayes. Carried. Lights will be on a timer that will shut off and stay off at 10:00 P.M. every evening. Iowa Electric will place 25’ pole and this will be placed on the east side of court. Will start on the paving for the basketball court after the 1st of the fiscal year. All Ayes. Carried.
Hearing for the sale of the land at the old police station. Attorney opened the hearing at 7:10 P.M. Hearing no bids from the floor the hearing was closed at 7:22 , there was one written bid from Roger Gardner opened. It was for $3000 with a check for $450.00 included with the bid. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Chaska to accept the bid from Roger Gardner in the amount of $3000. All Ayes. Carried. Attorney will finish the paper work on this property.
Recommendations from planning and zoning. Close the south part of the alley beside Janet Garretson place and let her purchase it. Rezone property at 306 W. Marshall, Martha Stochl is the current owner. They would recommend rezoning this from Ag to Lt Industrial. Moved by Pansegrau seconded by Wilson to publish these two items for the June 8, 2009 meeting to hold hearings on for closing and rezoning. All Ayes. Carried.
Towers and Wind Turbines were discussed. Neidermann wanted to write ordinance on these two items. The council asked for the information to be returned to council and they would review it before the next meeting and then make a decision.
Mowing and Grass Clippings: Police will be notified when someone has a complaint about mowing a property. He will send the notices before having them mowed and charging the property owner. Grass Clippings will be warned about mowing these into the street. If the are caught again they will be fined.
Seeding for the park grant did not come through. Will check with some one else. In the mean time will be reseeding the park ourselves. No time to check into this before it was done as the reseeding has already been done.
Police and Public Works union contracts will be on the agenda for May 26 meeting for signatures. USDA seeding is coming along slow at their new building.
Dostal has put his trailers right on the lot line on his Ross Street property, this needs to be looked into.
We’ll see about drawing up agreement between Recreation and Adult Softball for park rental and scheduling. Bicycle rack at the library needs to be black topped, will put this on the list of black topping. Will have 60 kids from the High School on May 30 to do some cleaning up between Tama and Toledo .
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Chaska to replace at our cost two meters at the Juvenile Home. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to go into closed session to discuss sale of land. Entered closed session at 8:05 P.M. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to go out of closed session at 8:20 P.M.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Ferris to advertise the land for sale at Dirks Trailer Court for the meeting on June 8, 2009 and publish for hearing, bids must be into Clerk’s Office by 12:00 P.M. noon on June 8. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Pansegrau to redo the base of the stop sign. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:25 P.M.
__________________
Pamela Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: _________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
APRIL 27, 2009
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Burk, Harnish, Brownfield, Jason Dunagon, Jamie Welsh and Charlie Townsley.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Zmolek to delete item 5 sale of old police station and add swearing in new police officer. All Ayes. Carried.
Approved minutes from the April 13 and April 20 meetings as read.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Ferris to approve bills from April 15 through April 30, 2009 in the amount of $95,100.46. All Ayes. Carried.
Listed below are the total bills for the month of April 2009 in the amount of $170,8240.42
F. Adair Refund RC Deposit 100.00
Airgas Oxygen Shop 54.61
J. Albright MDR 3.39
Alliant Gas/Electricity 10257.30
Alltel Upah Cell Phone 54.33
Baker & Taylor Assorted Books 594.31
R. Barron MDR 71.60
Big T Maidrite Snow Removal Meals 37.38
J. Bledsoe Mileage/Supplies 50.22
Brodart Library Supplies 268.07
C. Brownfield Mileage/Meals/Flash Cards 224.06
N. Burk Attorney Fees 2035.00
P. Campbell RC Janitor/Bar Set Up 1150.00
Center Point Large Print Books 130.67
Cintas Uniforms 786.35
CITA Annual Dues Police 25.00
CMG Meeting Registration 20.00
Coke Cola RC 270.00
Collection Service Johnson Child Support 826.59
R. Collins Clean Up Day Help 55.00
Colonial Ins Co Accident Ins Murty 36.75.
Columbian House Assorted DVD’S 183.10
Carquest Vehicle Repair 545.08
D. Davis CDL Reimbursement 89.25
Duck’s Unlimited RC Deposit Return 325.00
Equitable D/C 975.00
Fareway Stores Supplies 35.16
Fleet Services Gas 1898.32
Gale Group Large Print Books 103.84
Galls Uniforms Police 1.99
Holiday Inn Room IMFOA Mtg 172.48
J. Hutchison MDR 27.56
IDOT Salvage Vehicles Inspection 280.00
Ikon Maintenance Contract Copy Machine 234.10
Ingram Assorted Books 1098.57
INC Computer Repair 305.00
IBA Copier Police 80.38
Iowa Dept Revenue Sales Tax 2369.00
IDOT Salvage Vehicles Fee 20.00
Iowa League Cities Clerk School Fee 170.00
Iowa One Call 31 Locates 27.90
Iowa State University Gov Safety Conference 150.00
Iowa Telecom Phone Service 813.41
IVCC EMS Training/Updates 935.00
Iowa Workforce Kotouc Unemployment 38.77
Ipers Retirement 6564.09
IRWA Vision Insurance 71.43
J & M Display Fireworks 4000.00
A. Jordan MDR 26.51
K & M Sanitation RC Dumpster 120.00
L. Karkosh Web Page Maintenance 25.00
Keystone Lab Water Testing 31.50
KJ’S Plumbing Repairs 1893.46
J. Kotouc Clean Up Day Help 55.00
Medicom Internet Access 135.73
MVTL Sewer Testing 671.30
Miracle Recreation Equip Park Swing Seats 504.69
MMSC Supplies 210.00
Monkeytown Office Supplies 516.17
Municipal Pipe Cleaned Manhole 1990.00
Municipal Supply Water Dept Supplies 74.77
Pamida Supplies 5.39
Payroll 04/03/09 14422.78
Payroll 04/17/09 14240.22
Payroll 04/30/09 14538.64
Pitney Bowes Postal Machine Rental 132.00
Postmaster Yearly Permit/WT/SW Bill Postage 403.13
RC Systems Repair Fire Alarms 157.00
B. Rodden Clean Up Day Help 40.00
S & S Car Wash Police Vehicles 8.00
Sanitary Refuse Park Dumpster 68.00
Scharnweber Repairs 217.12
Schendel Pest Control Spraying 137.00
Smart Software Computer Maintenance Police 1360.00
Snyder & Associates Engineer Fees 880.60
J. Sotyn MDR 100.00
Spahn & Rose Lumber Supplies 2.79
Star Equipment Pump Repairs 2409.06
State Bank of Toledo DD Billing/Payroll Taxes 12808.53
Stericycle Inc Quarterly Fee 89.64
Symbol Arts Rangel Badge 102.50
TC Solidwaste Dump Fees 60.80
Tama Toledo Aquatic Center Last ½ Appropriation 26687.50
Tama/Grundy Publishing Publications/Supplies 602.21
Teamsters Union Dues 203.60
J. Thiessen RC Bartender 60.00
D. Thiessen RC Bartender 60.00
TEDCD ½ Hotel/Motel Payment 1521.58
Toledo EMS 3rd Quarter Compensation 7475.00
Toledo Fire Dept 3rd Qtr Compensation 2000.00
Town & Country RC Supplies 256.35
Traces WW II Books 71.00
Treas. State of Iowa State Withholding 2338.00
Triple T Motor Vehicle Law 137.25
Twin Town Liquor RC Liquor 96.22
Tyler Technologies Annual Software Maintenance 5309.00
United Laboratories Supplies 200.81
B. Upah Clean Up Day Help 55.00
D. Upah Mtg Reg/Clean Up Day Pizza 143.46
US Cellular Ambulance Cell Phone 95.15
USDA Day Care Payment 2175.00
Vermeer Sales Chipper Repair 45.00
Visa Go Daddy 2.99
D. Vorwald Clean Up Day Help 55.00
Wellmark Medical/Dental Ins 11648.22
Wendling Quarries Rock 609.85
D. Wood Janitor Comm Bldg 686.67
Z Line Tires/Repairs 686.33
Moved by Wilson seconded by Zmolek to approve the bill to J & M Display for the fireworks in the amount of $4000.00. This bill does not include the insurance, this will come later. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to hire Jason Dunagon as the new policeman for City of Toledo to replace Kimberly Schwartz, start date will be April 28, 2009. He is fully certified. All Ayes. Carried. Mayor swore in the new police officer.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to approve Mayor and City Clerk signing of the sewer plant contract with WRH Inc. All Ayes. Carried. Will start around the 1st of June with a pre construction meeting being held late May.
Attorney Burk handed out papers for the financial funding for the new sewer plant at $2,548,000. Council gave her some suggestions on how to figure between GO bonds and Revenue bonds and how to distribute the revenue bonds. She will bring the information back to the May 11 meeting.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Zmolek to agree to sign the Tama County agreement on the leach aid from the Tama County landfill for usage of City of Toledo sewer plant at $.01 per gallon. All Ayes. Carried.
Shop Installation: Leave this until next meeting. Upah is to contact some of the local guys to see what they will bid on this project.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Wilson to set budget amendment hearing for May 26, 2009 at 7:00 P.M. All Ayes. Carried.
Park Reseeding: At this time it has not been done. Good thing as the park is flooded again with last nights rains.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to approve Proclamations for Police Week May 3-8, City Clerk Week May 3-9 and School Boards week May 10-16. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to approve renewal of Beer and Wine License for Pamida. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to approve City Clerk attending Clerks Academy in Ames July 22-24 for a price of $170 plus mileage. All Ayes. Carried.
Pool fence needs to be done immediately along with the down spot at the community building, Mayor will discuss this with John in the morning. Building in the wrong place will be moved. Will place on agenda for the May 11 meeting for closed session on sale of land.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:00 P.M.
______________________
Pamela Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: ________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
AGENDA
APRIL 27, 2009
COUNCIL CHAMBERS DOWNSTAIRS
7:00 P.M.
1. Roll Call
2. Approve Agenda
3. Approve Minutes
4. Approve Bills
A. Fireworks Bill
5. Sale of Old Police Station Hearing
6. Sewer Plant:
A. Wendler Contract-Signing
B. Financial Plan
7. Tama County-Sewage Dumping Fee
8. Shop Insulation
9. Set Hearing Budget Amendment-May 26, 2009
10. Park Reseeding
11. Proclamations: Police, City Clerk and Schools
12. Pamida Beer & Wine License Renewal
13. Clerks School : July 22-24, 2009
14. Old Business
15. New Business
16. Citizen Participation
17. Committee Reports
18. Closed Session: Purchase of Property
19. Adjourn Meeting
APRIL 20, 2009
MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Harnish, Upah, Brownfield and Don Vorwald.
Purpose of the meeting was to award the mowing bids for the 2009 mowing season.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Ferris to award the mowing bids as follows:
Vorwald City Clerk/Library $15.00
Pansegrau Columbian Add 30.00
Pansegrau Toledo Heights 30.00
Bro Fire Station/Water Plant 35.00
Bro Old Police Station 12.00
Musgrave New Police Station 10.00
Musgrave Day Care/Reinig Center 110.00
Roll Call: Zmolek, Chaska, Wilson and Ferris Ayes. Pansegrau abstained. Motion Carried.
Old Ambulance building and Potter land he was buying from the city were not on the areas that were bid out. Moved by Wilson seconded by Zmolek to have Duane take care of the above two parcels and the nuisances mowing that comes every summer. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 7:15 P.M.
________________________
Pamela Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: __________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
APRIL 13, 2009
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Burk, Kendall, Brownfield, Upah, John Speer and various other people.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to approve agenda as posted. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Zmolek to approve minutes from the last meetings. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Ferris to approve bills from April 1 through April 13, 2009 in the amount of $71,500.83. All Ayes. Carried.
Council reviewed the following building permits for approval: Rodney Graff-25x30 cement slab west of drive; Brian Mathes-18x26 add to East side of garage; Nelle Bennett-10x12 storage; Jackie Cizek-24x11 porch; Jacqueline Marrow-140’ privacy fence; and Bryon Graff-260’ privacy fence.
Steve Kenkel: Holding Taekwondo demonstration on May 23 from 9-2 and would like to use the parking spaces outside the building. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to allow this to go on. All Ayes. Carried. Kenkel will take care of the blocking it off.
Tama County dumping fees: This issue is up to the County to get back to us on.
Mowing bids were opened and read. Mayor appointed a committee of Ferris and Chaska to review the bids and come back to the council with their recommendation. Listed below are the bids that were opened and read.
2009 MOWING BIDS |
PARCELS |
CC/LIBRARY |
COLUM ADD |
FS/WTPL |
TOLEDOHTS |
N POLICE |
O POLICE |
DC/RR |
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K. SMITH |
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$39.00 |
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G/ HUSAK |
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$44.00 |
$48.50 |
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C. Thomas
Not timely filed |
$20.00 |
$35.00 |
$30.00 |
$30.00 |
$10.00 |
$15.00 |
$65.00 |
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D. Schutt |
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$50.00 |
$45.00 |
$30.00 |
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Ins |
Ed Kvapil |
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$20.00 |
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$10.00 |
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Ins |
S. Barnes |
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$150.00 |
$40.00 |
$35.00 |
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$180.00 |
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D Pansegrau |
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$30.00 |
$40.00 |
$30.00 |
$20.00 |
$17.50 |
$115.00 |
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D. Vorwald |
$15.00 |
$30.00 |
$40.00 |
$30.00 |
$15.00 |
$15.00 |
$150.00 |
Ins |
C. Woebter |
$34.50 |
$59.50 |
$74.50 |
$39.50 |
$24.50 |
$14.50 |
$249.00 |
Ins |
Musgrave |
$30.00 |
$30.00 |
$40.00 |
$30.00 |
$10.00 |
$15.00 |
$110.00 |
Ins |
L. Bro |
$15.00 |
$40.00 |
$35.00 |
$35.00 |
$15.00 |
$12.00 |
$100.00 |
Ins |
A. Stevens |
$25.00 |
$55.00 |
$70.00 |
$40.00 |
$25.00 |
$25.00 |
$145.00 |
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Rick's Lawn |
$40.00 |
$100.00 |
$100.00 |
$80.00 |
$40.00 |
$40.00 |
$300.00 |
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Janet Garretson appeared before council to see about having the alley on the East side of her property closed and sold to her. She has received permission from the neighbor on the East and this is fine with him. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Chaska to send this to Planning and Zoning for their recommendation.
Animals Ordinance will be left as it is at this time.
Sewer Plant Contract: Attorney contacted Dorsey and Whitney Bonding Attorney’s in
Des Moines . Amy returned her call. She says we can use revenue and GO Bonds with the same interest rate of 3.2% that we are getting from DNR SR Loan. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to award the contract to WRH Inc. for the new sewer plant for a price of $4,792,000. Roll Call: Zmolek, Pansegrau and Wilson Ayes. Ferris and Chaska No. Motion Carried.
Moved by Chaska seconded by Wilson to have Roger Wacha again rent the sewer plant land to plant. He will again see how much he is able to plant from Duane and the engineer. He will then again like last year pay 1/3 of the profits he receives as his rent. All Ayes. Carried.
Land Sale to Arrowhead will be put on the agenda at the next meeting as a closed session.
Will have a hearing on May 11, 2009 on the sale of the old police station. Will accept bids from April 21 through May 11, 2009 until 12:00 Noon.
Moved by Chaska seconded by Zmolek to allow Upah to pull Jordan Well at the shop pulled and repaired. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Chaska to make a new road at the cemetery on the North side of the cemetery. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to change second meeting date in May from May 25 to May 26, 2009 due to the Memorial Day Holiday. All Ayes. Carried.
Broadway/McClellan Street changed from just over a $100,000 to $300,000 to redo this street between the two towns. Manholes behind Super 8 need to be fixed. Water pressure on the East end of town is low and by the pool. Mason Street hole will be repaired when the others are fixed.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Ferris to go into closed session to discuss the Police Union Contract. All Ayes. Carried. Entered closed session at 8:15 P.M. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to return to open session. All Ayes. Carried. Returned to open session at 8:40 P.M.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to accept the union contract for the police at presented by the council for a three year contract. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:45 P.M.
___________________
Pamela Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: ___________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
REVENUES FOR MARCH 2009 EXPENDITURES MARCH 2009
GENERAL $26,830.09 47,903.84
ROAD USE TAX 20,020.50 12,563.83
TRUST & AGENCY 4,221.02 18,963.97
LOST 12,786.59 284.00
TIF 41.93
DEBT SERVICE 3,074.28
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS 105.00
REINIG CENTER 4,164.00 6,613.32
RECREATION TRAIL 56,540.82
WATER UTILITY 24,759.95 16,564.91
WATER DEPOSITS 552.82 216.23
WATER SALES TAX 1,349.16 3,750.90
SEWER UTILITY 23,231.01 6,963.07
SEWER SALES TAX 347.15
DAY CARE 2,175.00 2,175.00
SOLID WASTE 1,827.05 26.30
AMBULANCE FUND 36,369.13
TOTALS $ 162,162.78 $ 170,227.18
AGENDA
APRIL 13, 2009
COUNCIL CHAMBERS DOWNSTAIRS
7:00 P.M.
1. Roll Call
2. Approve Agenda
3. Approve Minutes
4. Approve Bills
5. Approve Building Permits
6. Steve Kenkel-Taekwondo Demonstration
7. Tama County-Sewage Dumping Fee
8. Mowing Bids
9. Alley Closing: Janet Garretson
10. Animals
11. Award Sewer Plant Contract
12. Farm Lease-Roger Wacha-Sewer Plant
13. Arrowhead Trailer Court Land Sale
14. Old Police Station Property
15. Jordan Well
16. Cemetery
17. Budget
18. Old Business
19. New Business
20. Citizen Participation
21. Committee Reports
22. Closed Session: Union Contract-Police
23. Adjourn Meeting
MARCH 26, 2009
MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 2:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Ferris and Zmolek. Chaska, Pansegrau and Wilson were absent. Others present were Upah, Brownfield, Dave Stoklasa, Lindsey Beaman, Charley Townsley and the representatives from Story Construction, Kuntson Construction, WRH Inc. and C.L. Carroll Inc.
Purpose of the meeting was for the engineer to open the bids for the new sewer plant construction. Bids were as follows:
Story Construction $5,288,000
Knutson Construction $ 5,345,000
WRH Inc. $ 4,792,000
C.L. Carroll Inc. $5,306,995
The engineer will take the bids and have them checked out and will return on April 6, 2009 for the hearing and awarding of the bid.
Story Construction representative questioned if the WRH Inc. bids was complete. Engineer said it was.
Meeting was adjourned at 2:45 P.M.
____________________
Pamela Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: _____________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
MARCH 23, 2009
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present at roll call were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson and Zmolek. Ferris was present at 7:05 P.M. Others present were Burk, Harnish, Upah, Brownfield, Charlie Townsley, Don Vorwald and son.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to approve agenda as posted. All Ayes. Carried.
Minutes from the March 9, 2009 meeting were approved as read.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to approve bills in the amount of $67,735.62 from March 11 through March 31, 2009. All Ayes. Carried.
Bills for the month of March 2009 in the amount of $169,654.
3M FD Supplies 233.33
Alliant Gas/electric 12660.80
Alltel Upah’s Cell Phone 54.32
AWWA Upah Renewal 182.00
Animal Rescue Animals 50.00
Baker & Taylor Books, DVD’S 309.62
BMG Music CD’S 99.60
L. Boldt RC Bartender 41.25
Brodart Supplies Library 82.38
C. Brownfield Mileage/Supplies 54.28
N. Burk Attorney Fees 1397.00
P. Campbell Janitor/Bar Fees 1760.00
Casey Refund Cigarette/ Liquor Licenses 75.00
Cintas Uniforms 630.95
Collection Service Johnson Child Support 551.06
Colonial Insurance Murty Insurance 36.75
Carquest Vehicle Repair 869.65
D’s Auto Vehicle Repair 148.99
Don’s Truck Sales Vehicle Repair Snow Removal 528.20
ECRL Meeting Library 10.00
EBSCO Periodical Renewal Sub 800.00
Eddy Walker Broom Repairs 468.80
EMC Fire/Ambulance Insurance 1824.90
EMP Medical Supplies 249.64
Equitable D/C 650.00
Fareway Store Library Supplies 7.47
Fleet Service Gas 1261.37
Gale Group Books 89.44
S. Good MDR 116.23
Gumdrop Books Book 349.79
Hach Company Water Testing 103.90
Hawkins Chlorine 524.70
Henderson Truck Snow Plow Repairs 232.54
Highsmith Books/DVD’S 302.62
R. Hipple MDR 100.00
HR-One Source Meeting Registration CC 99.00
IACPP Police Mtg Registration 610.00
Ikon Copy Machine Maintenance 117.05
Ingram Assorted Books 546.47
ICC Computer Maintenance 65.00
IA Dept Revenue Sales Tax 1949.00
IA Section AWWA Upah Mtg Registration 170.00
Iowa Telecom Phone Service 820.62
Ipers Retirement 4731.68
IRWA Vision Insurance 90.51
JB Holland Recreation Trail 56540.82
J. Jenkins Book 17.99
K & M Sanitation RC Dumpster 120.00
Keystone Lab Water Testing 31.50
KJ’S Plumbing Repairs 405.00
A. Kucera RC Deposit Return 359.00
L. Lowry RC Bartender 114.37
M. Gervich & Sons Steel Vehicle Repair 97.60
S. McFate Meeting 36.05
Medicom Internet Access 105.21
MVTL Sewer Testing 611.80
MMSC Supplies 105.00
MES Medical Supplies 157.08
Municipal Supply Super 8 387.93
Northland Oil 146.95
Northway Well Jordan Well #7 Repairs 5979.00
NWTF RC Deposit Refund 350.00
Pamida Supplies 83.78
Payroll 03/06/09 14526.16
Payroll 03/20/09 16849.65
Pioneer RC Deposit Return 200.00
C. Quigley RC Bartender 73.12
C. Rubenbauer RC Deposit Return 100.00
S & S Car Wash Police Cars Washed 27.30
Sanitary Refuse Park Dumpster 68.00
Scharnweber Repairs 819.61
Schendel Pest Spraying 71.00
Sevde Fire Extinguisher Annual Inspection 190.50
Snyder & Associates Hwy 30 Relocation Fees 4708.00
Southard Vehicle Repair 19.36
State Bank of Toledo Payroll Taxes 9406.39
State Bank of Toledo DD Billing 48.40
State Library Meeting Registration Library 60.00
TC Solidwaste Dump Fees 26.30
Tama/Grundy Publishing Publication 534.07
Teamster Union Dues 212.74
J. Thiessen RC Bartender 106.87
D. Thiessen RC Bartender 106.87
Toledo Cleaners Police Uniforms 49.00
Treas. State of Iowa State Withholding 1567.00
Twin Town Liquor RC Liquor 1157.76
USDA Day Care Payment 2175.00
USS Polaris Oil 33.60
UTEC Supplies 759.35
VISA Web Site Payment 2.99
Wellmark Blue Cross Medical/.Dental Insurance 12852.75
Wendling Quarries Rock 243.58
Wilkerson Hardware Supplies 159.64
D. Wood Comm Bldg Janitor 686.67
World Almanac Book 30.62
Council reviewed and approved the following building permits: Arnold Hixson-10x10 storage bldg; Paul Chyma-48x56 steel building and Jeff Filloon-36x32 dwelling. Upah will notify people doing new construction about the electrical inspection mandated by the state as of January 1, 2009. It is up to the people taking out the building permits to pay for this inspection.
Tama County Landfill: Dumping fee will be put into committee of Ferris and Zmolek to meet and get back to council with recommendations at the next council meeting April 13, 2009.
Received a proposal from Arrowhead Homes LLC, Dave and Harlan Dirks for 2.4 acreas for a price of $3500.00. Mayor turned this over to committee of Pansegrau and Wilson to come back at next meeting, April 13, 2009 with recommendation.
Dogs: Gave report of what they are doing with dogs/cats in Belle Plaine. Mayor gave council until next meeting, April 12, 2009 to decide what, how and when they want to deal with the animal issue.
Broadway Street will be closing March 25, 2009 for construction of the bridge over this street for the relocation of Highway 30.
Clean up day will be April 17 and brush pickup will be April 24 this year, will have Julie put this on the water bills to go out the 1st of April.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to allow city clerk to attend IMFOA meeting in Des Moines April 15-17, 2009. The cost for this last time will be the motel room only. All Ayes. Carried.
Mowing bibs will be on the agenda for the next meeting. Fireworks will be going up this year because of the price of the insurance. Will be having some of the fireman trained to shoot off fireworks. Upah, Chaska and Wood met with Stoklasa this morning at 9:00 A.M. on the Broadway Street refinishing applications that has to be in by March 27, 2009. Community Protection committee meet to review the police applications, there were 11, 4 were certified and 7 were non-certified. Police training if in budget does not need council approval. Police garage-chief will get bids to have door put in so the officers don’t have to go outside after they park their cars.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Zmolek to go into closed session to discuss union contracts. All Ayes. Carried. Entered closed session at 8:00 P.M. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to go into open session. All Ayes. Carried. Entered open session at 8:38 P.M.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to accept Public Works contract for three years. All Ayes. Carried. The changes are the employees paying $500 on the deductible for insurance instead of the $250 they are paying now. City will pay $10.00 monthly for employees cell phones. Will raise the cost of glasses and shoe from $100.00 to $150.00 on each. Wages will be $.50 an hour for all three years. Police contract was not approved at this time.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Chaska to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:40 P.M.
_________________
Pam Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: __________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
AGENDA
SPECIAL MEETING
CLOSED SESSION
TOLEDO CITY COUNCIL
CHAMBERS DOWNSTAIRS
MARCH 02, 2009
7:00 P.M.
1. UNION CONTRACT-POLICE
FEBRUARY 23, 2009
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO , IOWA , HELD DOWNSTAIRS IN COUNCL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Burk, Harnish, Upah, Brownfield, John Speer and Dave Stoklasa.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Wilson to approve agenda as posted. Ayes. Carried.
Minutes were approved as read for the February 09, 2009.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to approve bills from February 10 through February 28, 2009 in the amount of $64,609.47. Ayes. Carried.
Listed below are the total bills for the month of February 2009 in the amount of $111,990.38.
Airgas CO2 RC 21.60
Alliant Energy Gas/electric 14,032.56
Alltel Upah Cell Phone 54.02
Baker & Taylor Assorted Books/DVD’S 178.59
Barco 2 Vest 90.00
Big T Maidrite Snow Removal Meals 244.37
Brodart Co Head Phones Library 66.55
C. Brownfield Supplies 27.42
N. Burk Attorney Fees 1463.00
P. Campbell Janitor RC 1060.00
Cintas Uniforms 657.70
Collection Service Johnson Child Support 551.06
Colonial Ins Murty Insurance 36.75
Columbian House CD’S 117.91
Country Sampler Hometown Book 6.99
Carquest Vehicle Repair 970.40
D’s Auto Vehicle Repair 492.12
Department of Justice Forfeiture Fees 650.00
Des Moines Register Subscription Renewal 244.03
D. Dirks Easement Fee 3500.00
D. Dolezal Easement Fee 3000.00
EMP Medical Supplies 189.38
Equitable D/C 650.00
Family Auto Vehicle Repair Police 154.51
Fareway Supplies 152.75
Fashion Windows by Su Blinds Library 2067.00
Fleet Service Gas 2154.27
K. Flores RC Dept Return 100.00
Follett Software Co Computer Support Renewal 829.00
V. Funke RC Deposit Return 100.00
Gale Group LP Books 49.52
Golden Horse Book 13.61
J. Harnish Meals/Mileage 118.02
Ikon Copier Maintenance 117.05
Independent Insurance 2 Mowers 108.00
Ingram Assorted Books 776.07
ICC Computer Repair 497.50
Iowa Dept Revenue Sales Tax 1400.00
Iowa Dept Transportation Bridge Inspection 967.26
Iowa Telecom Phone Service 811.17
Iowa ’s Automobiles 2 Books 59.90
Ipers Retirement 4271.29
IRWA Vision Insurance 90.51
K & M Sanitation RC Dumpster 120.00
L. Karkosh Web Site Maintenance 200.00
Keystone Lab Water Testing 31.50
Kingscote Chemicals Detective Kits W/Cards 171.57
J. Lamarche Book 14.95
Lifeline Screening RC Deposit Return 150.00
Matt Parrott W2 Forms 24.53
S. McFate Mileage 16.34
Medicom Internet Access Fee 79.95
MVTL Sewer Testing 553.70
MMSC Supplies 35.00
Monkeytown Office Supplies 96.14
MES Medical Supplies 497.30
New Century FS Fuel-LP 1061.16
Pamida Supplies 20.56
Pitney Bowes Postal Machine Supplies 358.66
PMI Supplies 462.61
Prosource Specialties Magnets Library 157.82
Radar Road Tec Radar Recertification 140.00
Radio Communications Pager Repair 72.74
Sanitary Refuse Park Dumpster 68.00
Scharnweber Repairs 28.82
Schendel Pest Control Spraying 50.00
Sevde Fire Ext Quarterly Inspections 248.00
Snyder & Associates Engineer Fees 2070.50
Spahn & Rose Supplies 149.95
Staples 1099 Forms/Envelopes 31.97
State Bank of Toledo Payroll Taxes 9418.18
State Bank of Toledo DD Deposit Fee 48.30
Stericycle Inc Medical Supplies 89.64
Tama Co Engineer Snow Removal Supplies 348.40
Tama Florists Backen Plant 25.00
Tama/Grundy Publisher Publications/Renewals 290.09
Teamster Union Dues 192.24
Town & Country Supplies RC 349.56
Treas. State of Iowa State Withholding 1542.00
Twin Town Liquor RC Liquor 1093.14
D. Upah Mileage 137.90
S. Upah Snow Shoveling 200.00
US Cellular Ambulance Cell Phone 40.04
USDA Day Care Monthly Payment 2175.00
Wellmark Blue Cross Medical/Dental Insurance 12852.75
Wendling Quarries Rock Billed Out 242.88
Wilkerson Hardware Supplies 201.77
D. Wood Janitor Comm Bldg 686.67
World Almanac Education Non-Fiction/References 1234.70
Z Line Vehicle Repair 306.45
M. Zmolek Insurance Reimbursement Deductible 1250.00
Attorney opened the hearing for the sale of the easement land to Dave & Harlan Dirks for $3500.00 and Doug & Deb Dolezal for $300.00. Hearing no objection for or against, written or oral the hearing was closed. Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to approve Resolution #02232009 on the above easements. Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to accept plans and spec for the new sewer plant for a engineers cost of $4,100,000. Set time and date for receipt of bids for 2:00 P.M. on Thursday March 26, 2009. Set Hearing and Award bid at a special meeting on Monday, April 6, 2009 at 7:00 P.M. Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Ferris to approve renewal of liquor license for Granny’s. Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Ferris to approve payment for refund to Casey’s on their beer license # BC0013042 in the amount of $56.25. Cigarette license # 004-2009 in the amount of $18.75. Ayes. Carried.
Dogs: Attorney passed out information about the dog ordinance from Des Moines on dogs. Wilson and Pansegrau along with council will come back with ideas on how our ordinance should be changed.
Green Burial: Set up committee of Ferris and Zmolek to look into this and come back to council with their recommendations.
Chief Harnish asked council to purchase two lap top computers with the docks for two of the three police cars so the officer can have this to check into with the county. The total cost would be $10844.06 with a $75.00 month charge. Council members thought the county paid to have this covered and we did need to spend the money on these computers. This issue died from lack of motion.
Council accepted the resignation of Kimberly Schwartz from the Toledo Police Dept to take a job with the Tama Police Dept. effective March 14, 2009. Police Chief has put an ad in the paper to fill this job.
Moved by Chaska seconded by Ferris to approve filing liens with Tama County Treasurer against Elvis Valdez of 303 W. Carleton in the amount of $237.07 for water and sewer bill. Lewdin Diaz of 207 W. Harrison in the amount of $196.15 for a water and sewer bill. Ronald VanDyk of 401 E. Carleton St in the amount of $117.92 for water and sewer bill. Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Zmolek to have the insurance for the fire and ambulance that was discussed at the last meeting stay at the $10,000. Ayes. Carried.
County dumping fees payment: Will turn this over to Ferris and Zmolek to get some answers to bring back to the council. Lawn care for the 2009: Burk and Upah will redefine this for this season before ads are put in the paper.
Moved by Chaska seconded by Zmolek to go into closed session to discuss the union contract for the police. Ayes. Carried. Entered closed session at 8:15 P.M. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to leave closed session and enter open session. Ayes. Carried. Entered open session at 9:20 P.M.
Moved by Pansegrau seconded by Chaska to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 9:20 P.M.
_________________
Pam Wood, Mayor
Attest: _________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
AGENDA
FEBRUARY 23, 2009
COUNCIL CHAMBERS DOWNSTAIRS
7:00 P.M.
1. Roll Call
2. Approve Agenda
3. Approve Minutes
4. Approve Bills
5. Hearing: Resolution for Sewer Easement
6. Sewer Plant: A. Plans & Spec B. Set Bid Letting Date
C. Meeting Date for Public Hearing and Award Contract
7. License Renewal/Refund: Granny’s – Casey’s on Ross St
8. Dogs
9. Green Burials
10. Police: A. Computers B. Resignation- Kimberly Schwartz
11. Certification of Lien: Water Bills
12. Old Business
13. New Business
14. Citizen Participation
15. Committee Reports
16. Closed Session: Union Contract-Police
17. Adjourn Meeting
FEBRUARY 09, 2009
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Burk, Harnish, Upah, Brownfield and Charlie Townsley.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to approve agenda as posted with the following deletions: Item 6 Mayor Bearden-Equipment and Item 9 Police Computers. All Ayes. Carried.
Minutes were approved as read.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Ferris to approve bills in the amount of $42,586.59 from February 2 through February 9, 2009. All Ayes. Carried.
Mayor opened the hearing on the 2009-2010 Budget at 7:03 P.M. Hearing no objections for or against, written or oral the hearing was closed at 7:04 P.M. Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to approve budget and instruct city clerk to file with the state and county auditor. All Ayes. Carried. The budget was as followings: Public Saftey-$527,385; Public Works-$318,739; Culture & Recreation-$358,563; Economic Development-$18,000; General Government-$354,568; Debt Service-$263,364; and Enterprises Funds-$630,987. Making the total for the budget at $ 2,471,606. The levy for this year will be 15.19811 lowered from 20.70754 from the currant year budget.
Dogs: Vicious and running loose dogs are covered in our ordinance. See about limiting the number that can be owned and see about filing charges on repeat offenders on any of these issues. Turn over to the attorney to redraft a change in the ordinance.
Mayor Bearden-Equipment was removed from the agenda at this time.
Dirks/Dolezal Sewer Easements: Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to set hearing on February 23, 2009 at 7:00 P.M. to sell these parcels. All Ayes. Carried.
Green Burials: Again will turn this over to the attorney to draw up something for the Woodlawn Cemetery to go into the ordinance to deal with this kind of burials. Will come back to council with something.
Police Computers-taken off the agenda for this meeting, will put on the agenda for the February 23, 2009 meeting.
Fire & Ambulance Insurance: This was to be raised from $10,000 to $20,000 coverage for the same cost. Council were not in agreement with how this was stated. Mayor will contact Jake Jacobson to have this clarified and come back to the next meeting, February 23, 2009.
Property Owners Shut Offs: Our code states that it is the property owners to replace broken shut offs. Will notify the owners about the shut offs not working and give them 30 days to fix them. If they do not fix them, the city will fix them and charge to owners or put it on their property taxes.
Day Care Meeting was attended by Wilson and Zmolek, handed out the financial sheet for the council. Day Care Sign- does it have Holtz and Thiessen on the sign, Mayor will check. Storm sewer at the cemetery is plugged up.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Zmolek to go with the 1x8 page add for $100.00. Roll Call: Chaska and Wilson No. Pansegrau, Ferris and Zmolek Ayes. Motion Carried.
Moved by Pansegrau seconded by Wilson to take the difference,$150.00, from the full page ad and the 1x8 they went with and use it to put the ad on City of Toledo web site. Roll Call: Ferris and Chaska No. Zmolek, Pansegrau and Wilson Ayes. Motion Carried.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:15 P.M.
__________________
Pam Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: __________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
REVENUES FOR JANUARY 2009
GENERAL 37150.23
ROAD USE TAX 14616.03
TRUST & AGENCY 2940.44
LOST 12797.32
TIF FUND 1410.52
DEBT SERVICE 2176.11
HOUSING 24.94
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS 11.41
REINIG CENTER 835.00
VETERANS GRAVE 49.88
WATER 20703.48
WATER DEPOSITS 562.68
WATER SINKING 129.22
WATER RELOCATION 73.63
WATER SALES TAX 1162.04
SEWER UTILITY 20636.48
SEWER SINKING 52.38
SEWER RELOCATION 53.87
SEWER SALES TAX 263.43
DAY CARE ENTERPRISES 2181.00
DAY CARE RESERVE 7.06
SOLIDWASTE 1400.72
AMBULANCE FUND 216.80
STORM SEWER 25.26
GIFT TRUST 263.04
FIRE ESCROW 39.52
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TOTALS $119,782.49
EXPENDITURES FEBRUARY 2009
GENERAL 60767.88
ROAD USE TAX 22872.79
TRUST 7 AGENCY 21575.20
LOST 53.00
REINIG CENTER 3381.93
WATER UTILITY 12271.18
WATER DEPOSITS 326.13
SEWER UTILITY 3896.87
SEWER SALES TAX 2027.00
DAY CARE ENTERPRISE 2175.00
GIFT TRUST 325.53
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TOTALS $129,672.51
AGENDA
FEBRUARY 09, 2009
COUNCIL CHAMBERS DOWNSTAIRS
7:00 P.M.
1. Roll Call
2. Approve Agenda
3. Approve Minutes
4. Approve Bills
5. Budget Hearing: 2009-2010 Year
6. Mayor Bearden: Equipment Use
7. Dirks Easement
8. Green Burials
9. Police Car Computers
10. Dogs
11. Insurance: Fire/Ambulance
12. Shut Offs
13. Old Business
14. New Business
15. Citizen Participation
16. Committee Reports
17. Adjourn Meeting
JANUARY 26, 2009
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Ferris and Zmolek. Pansegrau and Wilson were absent. Others present were Burk, Harnish, Upah, Brownfield, Jerome Allen, Mrs. Kriegel and Charlie Townsley.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to approve agenda as posted. All Ayes. Carried.
Minutes from the January 5, 12 and 19, 2009 meetings were approved as read.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Zmolek to approve payment of the bills from January 13 through January 30, 2009 in the amount of $73,236.53. All Ayes. Carried.
Listed below are the bills for the month of January 2009 in the amount of $129,450.11
AAUW Library Xmas Garland 10.00
Airgas Oxygen 362.14
Alliant Gas/Electric 15857.48
Alltel Upah Cell Phone 54.17
Animal Rescue Animals 310.00
Auto Glass 2008 Police Car 293.52
Baker & Taylor Assorted Books 232.00
D. Benda MDR 100.00
Big T Maidrite Snow Removal Meals 289.02
Bishop Electronics 1G Pen Drive 21.99
N. Burk Attorney Fees `984.50
P. Campbell Janitor RC 1060.00
Cessford St Construction 2278.50
Cintas Uniforms 786.35
Collection Service Johnson Child Support 551.06
Colonial Ins Co Murty Insurance 36.75
Conoco Gas-Police 32.50
Carquest Vehicle Repair 1476.28
B. Davis Medical Reimbursement 1657.49
Dons’ Truck Sales Vehicle Repair 114.06
Eddy Walker Sander Repairs 418.15
Embassy Suites Room Mtg 332.64
EMC Harnish W/C Claim 250.00
EMP Ambulance Supplies 75.74
Equitable D/C 650.00
Family Auto Vehicle Repair 223.45
Fareway Stores Supplies 26.09
Fesler’s Inc. Vehicle Repair 180.55
Fleet Services Gas 2632.15
Gale Group Large Print Books 71.88
Galls Equipment Police 226.94
Gene’s body Shop Towed Vehicle 40.00
A. Haughey MDR 26.13
Hawkins Chlorine 694.10
J. Haynes MDR 100.00
IACP Annual Dues 120.00
Ikon Office Copier Maintenance 117.05
IMFAO Annual Dues 45.00
Ingram Assorted Books 654.62
ICC Computer Repair 85.00
Iowa Dept of Revenue Sales Tax 2652.00
IA Dept of Transportation Salt 1540.00
Iowa One Call 8 Locates 7.20
IRWA Conference Registration 3 525.00
Iowa Telecom Phone Service 788.40
Iowa Workforce Kotouc Unemployment 106.36
Ipers Retirement 4366.15
IRWA Vision Insurance 90.51
ISCIA Annual Dues 150.00
ISPA Annual Dues 125.00
J & V Auto Vehicle Repair 98.95
K & M Sanitation Dumpster RC 120.00
Keystone Lab Water Testing 99.20
C. Kinzie MDR 100.00
KJ’s Plumbing Well Repairs Electrical 514.50
Manatt’s Sand 976.08
Martel Electronics Recorder 714.00
Martin Equipment Backhoe Repairs 151.14
Matt Parrott Utility Bills 850.87
Medicom Internet Access Library 59.95
Midwest Tape DVD’S & CD’S 121.93
MVTL Sewer Testing 630.00
MMSC Supplies 105.00
Monkeytown Office Supplies 666.21
MES Medical Supplies 449.70
Municipal Supply Water Meter 144.02
Northland Oil 295.25
Pamida Supplies 108.70
Payroll 01/09/09 15207.47
Payroll 01/23/09 18883.55
Pitney Bowes Postal Machine Rental 132.00
Project Prom Donation 100.00
S & S Car Was Police Vehicles 40.00
Sandhill Auto Salvage Vehicle Repairs 35.00
Sanitary Refuse Park Dumpster 68.00
Scharnweber Repairs 374.65
Schendel Pest Spraying 137.00
Snyder & Associates Engineer Fees 480.00
State Bank of Toledo Payroll Taxes/DD Billing 11505.14
Tama/Grundy Publishing Publications 309.30
Teamsters Union Dues 118.24
Ternus Electric Shop Heater Repairs 105.53
Thomas co Ref & Freezer RC Repairs 48.00
Toledo Cleaners Uniforms 49.00
Toledo EMS Compensation 6875.00
Toledo Fire Dept Compensation 2000.00
Toledo/Tama Chamber Annual Dues 25.00
Traer Historical 2 Books 60.00
Treas. State of Iowa State Withholding 1914.00
Twin City Construction Manhole Court House 1557.52
Twin Town Liquor RC Liquor 190.84
L. Upah Snow Shoveling 300.00
US Cellar Ambulance Cell Phone 44.76
US Highway 30 Annual Dues 50.00
USDA Monthly Payment 2175.00
USS Polaris Repairs 171.72
UTEC Supplies Water Dept 771.78
Wellmark BC/BS Medical/Dental Ins 12852.75
West Coast Promotions Evidence Bags 102.28
Wilkerson Hardware Supplies 720.64
D. Wood Janitor Comm Bldg 686.67
Z Line Repairs 1109.8
Jerome Allen appeared before council about a car that was towed on New Year’s eve and had run up a bill of $675.00 in storage fees. He was informed by the city attorney to take this up with the magistrate court not the Toledo City Council.
Musgrave did not show, he had wanted to add another parking space to what he has for his apartments. Will put back on the agenda at the next meeting and inform them they have to appear to have this taken care of.
Dolezal would like to have the city pay $3000 for the easement on his land instead of $2000 city was asking. Moved by Chaska seconded by Ferris to offer Dolezal the $3000 for the land needed for the sewer line. All Ayes. Carried.
Dirks easement has not been settled, city should not offer to trade for land outside the city limits for what is needed for the sewer line. Have Dirks easement on for the next council meeting.
Green Burials: No law requiring vaults in the state. Maybe the city should have an ordinance that states you must have a vault to be buried in the Woodlawn Cemetery . Will put this back on the agenda for the February 9, 2009 meeting.
Region V on the STP Allocations has allowed $113,456 for redoing Broadway/McClellan Street for 2009/2010 year. Will have engineers check into this and see if it can be done.
Police car computers will be tabled until next meeting.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to approve renewal for Zeno’s beer license. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to approve renewal of beer and wine for Fareway. All Ayes. Carried.
There will be a special meeting Monday, February 2, 2009 at 5:00 P.M. at the Reinig Center .
Still working on the union contracts. Set a letter to Merrical slide company and Burbach about the condition of the slide. Heard back from Burbach, they said it was up to Riccico to fix the slide as they were the ones who installed it.
Day Care Center will be having a meeting Tuesday at the supervisors room about financing for the next year. See about the plague, if it has Thiessen and Holtz name on it. Mayor check with USDA about the park seeding. Contact the engineer to see if we would qualify for any state or federal funding on our sewer plant.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:00 P.M. ___________________
Pam Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: _________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
AGENDA
JANUARY 26, 2009
COUNCIL CHAMBERS DOWNSTAIRS
7:00 P.M.
1. Roll Call
2. Approve Agenda
3. Approve Minutes
4. Approve Bills
5. Jerome Allen
6. Don Musgrave Parking Space
7. Sewer Plant Easements
8. Green Burials
9. Broadway/McClellan St
10. Police Car Computers
11. Licenses Renewal: Zeno’s and Fareway Store
12. Reinig Center Meeting 02-02-09
13. Old Business
14. New Business
15. Citizen Participation
16. Committee Reports
17. Adjourn Meeting
AGENDA
JANUARY 12, 2009
COUNCIL CHAMBERS DOWNSTAIRS
7:00 P.M.
1. Roll Call
2. Approve Agenda
3. Approve Minutes
4. Approve Bills
5. Hearing: Toledo City Code
6. Licenses: El Campesino and Zeno
7. Credit Card
8. Wood Burning Stoves
9. Council /Mayor pay raise
10. Community Foundation Application: Tama Co Area Aging
11. Legislative Day Meeting: Jan 27, 2009 Des Moines
12. Greg OT
13. Old Business
14. New Business
15. Citizen Participation
16. Committee Reports
17. Adjourn Meeting
AGENDA
BUDGET MEETING
2009-2010 YEAR
JANUARY 05, 2009
6:00 P.M.
6:00-6:15 FIRE/AMBULANCE
6:15-6:30 LIBRARY
6:30-6:45 POOL
6:45-7:00 RECREATION
7:00-7:15 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE/
Economic Development
7:15-7:30 THEATER, AFTER PROM
TCCA, REINIG CENTER
7:30-7:45 POLICE
7:45-8:00 PWD/CITY CLERK
DECEMBER 29, 2008
MINUTE OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE JOINT CITY COUNCILS OF TOLEDO AND TAMA HELD IN TAMA COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayors Bearden and Wood were present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris, Zmolek, Baier, Youngbear and Zimmerman. Others present were Brownfield, Welch, Rathjen, John Speer. Aquatic Board: Toledo-Les Koch, Mandy Lekin, Trish Smith, Tama-Jake Jacobson, Noel Duffy, Chris Nelson. Rec Trail Board: Amy Ridout, Larry Eisentrager, Kenny Bacon, Jake Jacobson, Mark McFate and Roger Benda.
Jake Jacobson gave a report on the Aquatic Center : Wages were down from the year before. They are having slide and valves problems. Maybe it is time they start having the attorneys get involved with these two items. Will be repainting the bottom of the pool before thet open the next summer for a price of $11,700. Cost to the two cities for the 09-10 year will be $67,700.
Jake Jacobson gave a report on the Rec Trail: At this time they have about $5,877.25 on hand with funds, funding comes mostly from donations. They are completing the part of the Trail referred to as the Deer Creek section. They are looking to the cities to possibly help with funding the loop round Cherry Lake for a cost of about $25,000 to do the 2.5 mile loop from City Hall in Tama round the lake. Would like to have the cities take over the maintenance of the trail: Fix holes, remove the trees and spraying for weeds and mosquitoes.
Council thanked the boards for the Aquatic Center and Rec Trail for the good work they have been doing. Meeting was adjourned at 8:15 P.M.
__________________
Pam Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: __________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
AGENDA
TAMA TOLEDO AQUATIC BOARD
TOLEDO CITY COUNCIL
TAMA CITY COUNCIL
REC TRAIL BOARD
JOINT MEETING
DECEMBER 29, 2008
TAMA COUNCIL CHAMBERS
7:00 P.M.
1. Joint meeting of the two city councils with the Aquatic Board to review aquatic center operation and budget
2. Rec Trail Board Members will be at the meeting to provide an update of the trail.
3. Adjourn
DECEMBER 22, 2008
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO, IOWA, HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Burk, Upah, Brownfield, John Speer, Boy Scout Troop # 391 along with their leaders Matt Anderson, Greg Johnson and CJ & Lori Johnson.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to approve agenda as posted. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to approve minutes from the December 8 & 15, 2008. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Zmolek to approve bills from December 10 through December 31, 2008 in the amount of $103,232.58. All Ayes. Carried.
Following bills for the month of December 2008 in the amount of $149,846.27 were approved by council for payment.
F. Adair RC Dept Return 100.00
Airgas Oxygen 539.42
Alliant Gas/Electric 10651.14
Alltel Upah Cell Phone 156.73
American Test Center Annual Safety Inspection 555.00
AWWA Annual Dues Zmolek 182.00
B&M Tree Service Tree Removal 325.00
Baker & Taylor DVD’S/Assorted Books 452.45
J. Bledsoe Mileage 59.34
L. Boldt RC Bartender 73.13
Bowman & Miller 2008 Audit 14750.00
J. Brewer MDR 75.76
Brodart Library Supplies 162.16
N. Burk Attorney Fees 1144.00
P. Campbell Janitor RC 1060.00
Cintas Uniforms 629.08
CJ Cooper Drug Testing 65.00
Collection Service Johnson Child Support 551.06
Colonial Ins Co Murty Insurance 36.75
Carquest Vehicle Repair 423.94
G. Darling MDR 100.00
Dickenson Co Repair Stop Light 3250.00
Dolezal Farm Supply Wood Shavings 6.50
D. Dolezal RC Dept Return 350.00
Ed Roehr Taster Cartridges 240.04
Eddy Walker Broom Repairs 395.20
EMP Medical Supplies 317.28
B. Engle Vehicle Supplies 26.00
Equitable D/C 650.00
Family Auto Oil Change Police 19.33
Fareway Stores Supplies 203.59
Fleet Services Gas 1912.91
Fortes Grand Corp Software License Upgrade Lib 82.00
Highsmith Supplies Library 321.09
Hrabak Lumber Supplies 3.10
IDOT Vehicle Salvage Inspections 1000.00
IEMSA EMS Conference Registration 495.00
IIMC Annual Conference Registration 560.00
Ikon City Clerk Copier 101.78
Ingram Assorted books 886.68
ICC Computer Support Library 621.50
IBM Police Copier 71.73
Iowa Dept of Revenue Nov Tax Collection 1814.90
IA Dept of Transportation Rock Salt 1890.00
Iowa One call 20 Locates 26.10
IA Poetry Association Renewal 9.00
IA Prison Indus Signs 81.50
IRWA Annual Dues 250.00
Iowa Telecom Phone Service 530.68
IPEF Chief Annual Dues 35.00
Ipers Retirement 4218.37
IRWA Vision Insurance 90.51
K & M Sanitation RC Dumpster 120.00
L. Karkosh Web Page 200.00
Keystone Lab Water Testing 221.00
Kieck’s Police Uniform 369.90
Lakeshore Program Supplies Library 203.02
L. Lowry RC Bartender 75.00
Manatt’s Sand 844.76
Matt Parrott & Sons Receipts 419.07
Medicom Internet Access 79.95
Medtronic Physio-Control Ambulance Equipment 1630.00
Midwest Tape DVD’s/Music CD’S 240.85
MVTL Sewer Testing 611.80
MMSC Supplies 35.00
Monkeytown Office Supplies 26.10
Municipal Supply Juvenile Home Meter 211.00
Nekola Trucking MDR 100.00
Northland Oil 271.50
Office of Auditor of State 2008 Audit Fee 250.00
Pamida Supplies 76.32
Payroll 12-12-08 15709.61
Payroll 12-26-08 17932.59
Postage by Phone Refill Postal Machine 1000.00
S & S Car Wash Police Cars Washed 24.00
Sandhill Salvage Repair Vehicle 550.00
Sanitary Refuse Park Dumpster 68.00
Scharnweber Repairs 255.64
Schendel Pest Spraying 71.00
Sensus Metering Systems Maintenance Meter Readers 1430.00
Snyder & Associates Engineer Fees 4860.70
Southard Implement Vehicle Repairs 119.06
Staples Office Supplies 370.33
State Bank of Toledo DD Billing 48.50
State Bank of Toledo Payroll Taxes 10641.06
Swiss Valley Farms RC Dept Return 100.00
Tama Co Engineer Snow Removal Repairs 295.62
Tama Co Solidwaste ½ Payment 6982.25
Tama/Grundy Publishing Publications 771.31
Teamsters Union Dues 116.24
Ternus Electric Repairs Shop 67.50
J. Thiessen RC Bartender 75.00
D. Thiessen RC Bartender 75.00
Toledo Economic Development ½ Hotel/Motel Tax 9133.35
Treas. State of Iowa State Withholding 1685.00
L. Tvedt RC Dept Return 100.00
Twin Town Liquor RC Liquor 501.62
D. Upah Work Boots 100.00
L. Upah Snow Removal 510.00
UPS Water Testing 19.72
UIS Cellular Ambulance Cell Phone 35.68
USDA Day Care Monthly Payment 2175.00
Wellmark BC/BS Medical/Dental Insurance 12852.75
Wendling Quarries Rock 494.70
Wilkerson Hardware Supplies 296.19
D. Wood Janitor Comm Bldg 686.67
Z Line New tires 975.43
Will table the easements for Dirks and Dolezal until January 12, 2009 meeting, still working with the two owners.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Zmolek to approve renewal of liquor license for Bumblee’s. All Ayes. Carried.
Move attorney draw up a resolution for awarding bids under $25,000 to other than low bids for the next meeting.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Pansegrau to hold hearing on the new code on January 12, 2009 at 7:00 P.M. All Ayes. Carried.
2008 Audit was handed out to council, will be published in the paper on December 23, 2008 and is on file at the city clerks office. Informed the Council of the liability on the insurance for retires, GASBE 45 and OPEB.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau for council sending letter to support League of Cities City Disaster Response and Preparedness Proposal to the State Representatives and Senators. All Ayes. Carried.
Troop #391 who were attending the City Council meeting introduced themselves.
Recorder: Will check with Martel Direct.Com and get back to council with a price. Discussed shortage of salt for the streets this year. Snow fence at the cemetery. Union Representative has contacted the Attorney will be setting up a meeting early January 2009.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to adjourn meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:00 P.M.
________________
Pam Wood, Mayor
ATTEST: __________________________
Carolyn Brownfield, City Clerk
AGENDA
DECEMBER 22, 2008
COUNCIL CHAMBERS DOWNSTAIRS
7:00 P.M.
1. Roll Call
2. Approve Agenda
3. Approve Minutes
4. Approve Bills
5. Wastewater Easements: Dolezal/Dirks
6. License: Bumblee’s
7. Resolution for bid letting process
8. Resolution to Set Hearing for new Code Book
9. Council /Mayor pay raise
10. 2008 Audit
11. City Disaster Proposal
12. Legislative Day Meeting: Jan 27, 2009 Des Moines
13. Boy Scouts
14. Old Business
15. New Business
16. Citizen Participation
17. Committee Reports
18. Adjourn Meeting
DECEMBER 08, 2008
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR
TOLEDO , IOWA , HELD DOWNSTAIRS IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:00 P.M.
Mayor Wood was present and presided. Council present were Chaska, Pansegrau, Wilson, Ferris and Zmolek. Others present were Burk, Harnish, Brownfield, Steve Kenkel, Judy Welch and Charlie Townsley.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to approve agenda as posted. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Pansegrau to approve minutes from the November 24, 2008 meeting. All Ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Pansegrau to approve payment of the bills in the amount of $19,455.00 from December 1 through December 8, 2008. All Ayes. Carried. The bill in the amount of $300 to Marshalltown Alarms for the fire and burglary system at the Reinig Center for the period January 1 through December 31, 2009 is not to be paid. The council decided last winter they would not renew this contract.
Moved by Ferris seconded by Zmolek to approve the following building permits: Dolezal Farm Supply-23x96 addition to North Side of Building and Mark Wesley-28x36 garage in rear yard.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to appoint Wilson and Pansegrau to be the committee that will review the building permits with Duane Upah before they come to council for approval. All Ayes. Carried.
Easements for the new sewer plant: Steve Kenkel about the easement for Dirk’s suggested that Duane and Dave Dirk’s meet to work out a land trade for this easement. Moved by Chaska seconded by Ferris to have Attorney Burk meet and negotiate with Doug Dolezal about what it will cost the city for the easement that will cross his land. He has had the Deer Creek Bridge , the Recreation Trail and now the force main for the sewer plant that they have asked to give land with no compensation. This time they will get paid for the land. Bring this back at next meeting.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Wilson to approve renewal of Casey Store #1140 license on Hwy 63/Ross St . All ayes. Carried.
Moved by Wilson seconded by Zmolek to approve renewal of Designer Inn license. All Ayes. Carried.
They did not approve resolution to set hearing for the new codification. Instead they set December 15, 2008 at 6:00 P.M. meeting to review this code before setting the hearing.
Solid waste fees will be set for hearing for next meeting, Dec 22, 2008. The will raise residential from $.75 to $1.12 and business from $4.50 to $4.87 for February 1, 2009 and raising residential from $1.12 to $1.49 and business from $4.87 to $5.24 on February 1, 2010. Will have for next meeting.
Still checking on recorder for meetings. Working on the web site. Dog pound for the City of Toledo has been closed until further notice. Any dogs to be held will be taken down to City of Tama until our dog pound is reopened. Working with the Humane Society about finding new place for the dog pound.
Judy Welch of 202 N. Center St. ask the three council members the reason for their no vote at the last meeting about the City of Toledo having a credit card.
Moved by Zmolek seconded by Ferris to adjourn the meeting. Meeting was adjourned at 8:10 P.M. |