HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976.05.04_City Council MinutesMay 4~ 1976
The Owasso City Council met in regular session Tuesday evening May 4th at
7:00 P.M. with Mayor Holt presiding.
Present: Jerrald Holt Mayor Bill Parese City Manager
Bill Williams Councilman Marcia G. Riggs City Clerk
Boyd Spencer Councilman Judge Jerry Pickerill
V. D. Duncan Councilman
Carroll Joplin Councilman
Mr. Duncan moved to approve the minutes of the April 6th meeting with the
following correction: Mayor Holt stated both John Dean, serving on the Board
of Adjustments and Wayne Roberts serving on the Personnel Boards would like
to be appointed to more active Boards. Mr. Williams seconded. Ayes; Holt
Williams Spencers Duncan Joplin.
The Park Board recommended that Lorren Ferrell be appointed to complete the
term of Jerry Shuck which will expire June 30, 1976. Bill Carver resigned as
of May 1st and will have his letter of resignation for the next meeting. The
Park Board recommended that Robert Yock be appointed to complete Mr. Carver's
term to expire June 30, 1977. On a motion by Mr. Spencer and a second by Mr.
Duncan the above recommendations were approved. Ayes: Holtz Williams
Spencers Duncan Joplin.
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On a motion by Mr. Duncan and a second by Mr. Williams John Deen was appointed
to complete the unexpired term of Jerry Houser (June 30~ 1977) on the Planning
Commission. Mr. Deen will submit his resignation from the Board of Adjust-
ments at the next meeting.
Bill Pareses City Managers presented a proposal for construction of an
Animal Control Center at an estimated cost of $2,151.20. He stated that Mr.
Pride had agreed to be the Animal Control Warden and will use his own truck
but the City will furnish his gasoline. Mr. Williams moved to accept the
proposal and Mr. Spencer seconded. Ayes: Holt, Williams Spencers Duncan
Joplin. Mr. Pride stated that he felt all dogs should be picked up regard-
less to whom it belongs.
The presentation of the plaque to Cub Scout Troop 57 was postponed until the
Troop arrived.
Mayor Holt presented a plaque to Tom Rikkolai who is resigning June 1st as
Volunteer Fire Chief and praised him for his service to the Fire Department
since 1965.
Mayor Holt read Ordinance # 194 amending portions of the Refuse Ordinance. On
a motion by Mr. Duncan and a second by Mr. Williams the Ordinance was approved.
Ayes: Holtz Williams Spencer, Duncan Joplin. The emergency clause was voted
upon separtely on a motion by Mr. Williams and a second by Mr. Spencer. Ayes:
Holtz Spencers Williamst Duncan Joplin.
Mayor Holt presented a plaque to Cub Scout Troop 57 in appreciation for their
work in cleaning up debris and trash around the City.
At 7:20 P.M.~ Mayor Holt recessed the meeting of the Owasso City Council.
The Owasso City Council reconvened at 7:36 p.m.
Judge Pickerill administered the Oaths of Office to Bill Williams and Carroll
Joplin.
Jerrald Holt congratulated Mr. Williams and Mr. Joplin on their election as
Councilmen.
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Mr. Spencer made a motion that Mr. Holt be re-elected Mayor and Mr. Williams
be re-elected Vice-Mayor. Mr. Joplin seconded. Ayes: Holt, Williams,Spencer,
Duncan, Joplin.
Mr. Duncan moved and Mr. Williams seconded to authorize Mr. Holt & Mr. Williams
to sign bank cards and warrants.
A meeting was set for Thursday, May 6, at 8:00 p.m. with Rural Water Dist. #3,
Washington County for discussion of rural boundary lines.
On a motion by Mr. Duncan and a second by Mr. Spencer the General Fund Supple-
mental Appropriations were approved as follows:
A-2 Managerial 1,000.00
B-2 City Clerk 1,000.00
C-2 City Treasurer 100.00
D-2 City Attorney 100.00
F-1 Police Dept. 5,680.00
F-2 Police Dept. 1,500.00
F-3 Police Dept. 2,200.00
G 1 Fire Dept. 6,000.00
G-2 Fire Dept. 2,400.00
H-1 City Engineer 420.00
L-2 Park Dept. 2,000.00
I~1 General Gov't. 2,400.00
1~2 General Gov't. 1,563.15
P-2 Cemetery 50.00
SC-2 Civil Defense 180.00
TOTAL 26,593.15
Ayes: Holt, Williams, Spencer, Duncan, Joplin.
On a motion by Mr. Duncan and a second by Mr. Williams the Revenue Sharing
Appropriations were approved as follows:
3rd Quarter Grant 14,964.00
Ambulance Service{April-July) 4,000.00
Balance to Park Dept. 10,964.00
TOTAL 14,964.00
Ayes: Holt, Williams, Spencer, Duncan, Joplin.
On a motion by Mr. Duncan and a second by Mr. Williams approval was given
for the grant to purchase the ~tadar Gun for the Police Dept. The Grant will
pay 50I of the $935. for the Radar Unit.
A new Identification card .for the Police Dept. was presented and discussion
ensued on commissions for other than Police Officers. it was agreed that the
Auxi.lary Police Officers and the Civil Defense men should have commissions.
It was noted that there were others who held commission cards, too. Mr. Williams
made a motion that one commission card outside the approved commissions be
pulled and that the new Identification cards be approved. Mr. Spencer seconded.
Ayes: Holt, Williams, Spencer, Duncan, Joplin.
On a motion by Mr. Spencer and a second by Mr. Williams approval was given to
purchase a Bi-Centennial sign at a cost of $75.00. Ayes: Holt, Williams,
Spencer, Duncan, Joplin.
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On a motion by Mr. Spencer and a second by Mr. Duncan approval was given to
sell the 1957 Chevrolet truck{old dog wagon). Ayes:Holt, Williams, Spencer,
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Duncan, Joplin.
Mr. Dodwell, representing residents whose backyards are along the service
toad South of Lath Street, asked that something be done to correct the
flooding problems along the drainage ditch. The residents stated that
since the ponds at 3-Lakes had been drained the flooding problems had
increased. It was noted that a retention pond was to be constructed in
3-Lakes and this would correct that problem. Commissioner Lewis Harris
stated the County would work with the City to clean out the ditches but
easements from each home owner would be necessary before work could be
done. He suggested that the City Manager, the Councilmen and County En-
gineers get together to start work on solving the problem.
Bill Parese informed the Council that he had advertised for a paid Fire
Chief. He would like to narrow the applicants down to 3 meR, them he
review those applicants with the Council.
Mr. Parese asked for approval to apply for the Ozark Regional Grant for
Heavy Equipment. He further stated this was for Government surplus
equipment and there would be no cost to the City. The Council gave their
approval.
On a motion by Mr. Duncan and a second by Mr. Spencer, the claims were
approved as presented. Ayes: Holt, Spencer, Duncan, Williams, Joplin.
On a motion by Mr. Spencer and a second by Mr. Duncan, Janice Roberts was
appointed Deputy Treasurer. Ayes: Williams, Holt, Spencer, Duncan, Joplin.
At 9:15 P.M., Mr. Duncan moved and Mr. Spencer seconded to adjourn. Ayes:
Williams, Holt, Spencer, Duncan, Joplin.
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CITY OF OWASSO
CLAIMS PAID TO BE APPROVED:
U. S. Post Office
(Postage for Pastage Machine)
BBC Office Equipment Co.
(Ribbons)
Okla. Assoc. of Municipal Attorneys
,(Municipal Attys dues for 75-76)
Owasso Fire Dept. Reimbursement Fund
(76 runs for March)
Norman Plumbing Supply
(Pipe, ells, adapters)
Southwestern Bell
(Civil Defense thru April 28)
Southwestern Bell
(Rec. Bldg thru April 28)
State Ins. Fund
(Payrol I Report for period 3/1-4/1)
John F. Reif
~8 hrs dispatching 4/11)
Bi I I R, Parese
(City Mgrs salary 4/6 thru 4/15)
iudy Horst
(Court CasJ~ier 4/8)
University of Oklahoma
(Municipal Law Conference for
W.W. VanDall & C. F. DeLaFleur)
Tom Rikkola
(Mileage Expense & of I)
Mansur-Daubert-W i I I i ams
(Retainer March 2nd. meeting)
TG &Y
(Misc. Supplies)
Mac's TV
(Repair to base l~.hit)
Howard Chevrolet
Cables)
Southwestern Bell
Gravely
(Repair to cemetery mower)
Public Service Co.
(Signal light 86th 8 Main)
W. W. VanDall
(Expenses for Municipal Attys Conf.)
John Reif
(8 hrs dispatching 4/18)
James Smith
(8 hrs dispatching 4/25)
Firemens Relief and Pension Fund
May 4, 1976
CLAIMS TO BE PAID 5/1-5/31:
100.00 Jerry Pi ckeri I I 125.00
C. F. DeLaFleur 125.00
12.03 Colonial Life Ins. 30.50
C. F. DeLaFleur 120.00
69.00 Group Underwriters Assoc. 823.84
228.00 GROSS SALARIES FOR MAY:
28.30 Bi I I Parese 1 ,416.66
Glenna Anderson 300.00
18.60 Ruby Pride 400.00
Marcia Riggs 530.00
15.80 Josephine Downey 540.60
Sarah Higeons 480.00
645.38 Harold Kight 575.00
18
83 Earl R. Greene, Jr. 525.00
. James Leigh 575.00
415
85 Warren McNiel 575.00
. Nealey Piguet 586.50
6.36 Neil Stamper (Manpower) 550.00
Gai I Beck 400.00
20.00 James Smith 550.00
Carl Seim 750.00
Vernon L. Chase (Manpower) 525.00
17.89 Melvin M. Hasting 525.00
Bi I I Murphy 750.00
40.00 Delores McKelvy 400.00
18.Ob STREET 8~ ALLEY FUND PAID TO BE APPROVED:
48.00 Hughes Lumber Co. 3.38
(Gravel mix)
14.62 Anchor Stone 16.36
(Crusher run)
31 .30 Amulco Asphalt 58.99
10.77 (Asphalt)
50.11
43.65
18.83 *Increase represents 2% longevity pay for
employees with at least 3 years service.
16.95
114.10
CITY OF OWASSO May 4, 1976
REVENUE SHARING PAID TO BE APPROVED: S
Coy Money 250.00
(Payment for Apri I )
Oklahoma Natural Gas 119.71
(207 S . Cedar thru 4/7)
Oklahoma Natural Gas 84.74
(Rec. Center thru 4/7)
Southwestern Bell 310.46
(207 S . Cedar thru 4/28)
Skelly Oi I Co. 786.88
(Gasoline for the month of March)
We I Is Food Market 13.75
(Misc. supplies)
Public Service Company 310.39
REVENUE SHARING TO BE APPROVED TO BE
PAID:
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ENIOR CITIZENS CENTER CLAIMS PAID TO BE
APPROVED - SALARIES FOR APRIL:
Vera Kingery 300.00
Mae Franklin 94.94
(Salary 4/1-4/15 44 hours)
Mae Franklin 94.94
(Salary 4/16-4/30 44 hours)
SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER SALARIES FOR MAY:
Vera Kingery 300.00
Standard Ind. 157.97
(Gravel for Fry Property)