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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981.02.03_OPWA MinutesOn Tuesday, February 3, 1981, the Owasso Public Works Authority met in regular session, in the Council Chambers at City Hall, per the Notice of Public Meeting and Agenda posted on City Hall bulletin Board at 3:00 PM on January 30, 1981, and by reference made a part hereof. ITEM 1 - CALL TO ORDER. The meeting was called to order at 7:06 PM with Chairman Spencer presiding. ITEM 2 - ROLL CALL. Present: Boyd Spencer, Chairman Al Lambert, Trustee Dennis Burke, Trustee Kenneth Thompson, City Manager Harold Charney, City Attorney Wauhilleau Webb, Recording Secretary Absent: Robbie Fickle, Vice Chairman ITEM 3 - APPROVE MINUTES OF JANUARY 20, 1981 REGULAR MEETING. Motion was made by Dennis Burke, seconded by Al Lambert, to approve Minutes of January 20, 1981 regular meeting, and by reference made a part hereof. Ayes - Messrs. Spencer, Lambert and Burke Nays - None Motion carried. ITEM 4 - OPENING OF BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF WATER LINE ON 76TH STREET NORTH FROM MINGO ROAD TO CEDAR AVENUE. Bids were opened and publicly read, as follows: Sections I & II Sections I & III Utility Construction $59,649.60 $46,801.40 Bowline Construction $79,629.50 $68,447.25 Hinton Construction $87,517.51 $41,648.66 Underground Construction $60,910.00 $52,173.00 $55,771.00 $45,133.00 McGuire Brothers $50,189.00 $41,940.50 Rangeline Construction $75,266.50 $45,058.30 Oklahoma Utility Const. $67,799.70 $40,591.60 Engineer's Estimate $55,068.00 $48,713.50 Mr. Thompson commented the low bidder on Section I and II, which is straight down 76th Street to Cedar, is McGuire Brothers and the low bidder on Section I and III, which would turn off at the railroad track, is Oklahoma Utility Construction. Mr. Thompson said the Board must decide which route they want to place the line before awarding the bid. Chairman Spencer directed the awarding of this bid be placed on the February 17th agenda. Owasso Public Works Authority Meeting of February 3, 1981 Page Two ITEM 5 - APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 81-02 AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE OWASSO PUBLIC WORKS AUTHORITY AND THE OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE PROVIDING SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS TO OPWA EMPLOYEES. Mr. Thompson said several months ago the Social Security Department advised cities operating with a Trust Authority that they should have a separate agreement from the City agreement and that it should be retroactive to January 1, 1977. Motion was made by Boyd Spencer, seconded by Dennis Burke, to approve Resolution No. 81-02 authorizing an agreement between the Owasso Public Works Authority and Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare providing Social Security benefits to OPWA employees, and by reference made a part hereof. Ayes - Messrs. Spencer, Lambert, Burke Nays - None Motion carried. ITEM 6 - DISCUSS POLICY FOR PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW IN FILING APPLICATION FOR STEP I PLANNING PHASE FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES. Chairman Spencer directed this item be tabled to February 17th. ITEM 7 - FINANCIAL REPORT ON OPWA OPERATIONS. Mr. Thompson gave the Board an expense breakdown on the 76th and 86th Street water line project and by reference is made a part hereof. He asked the Boards suggestions on financing the balance of the project cost which is approximately $122,738.38. Mr. Spencer requested a letter be obtained from Jere Iwata confirming we may use the proposed $11,000.00 that is in a water line con- struction account which the City Manager suggested using on the 76th/86th Street water line project. Mr. Thompson was directed to send each Board member all the alternatives available to finance this additional $122,738.38 just as soon as possible. ITEM 8 - APPROVE ADDITIONAL WARRANTS FOR PAYMENT. Motion was made by Boyd Spencer, seconded by Dennis Burke, to approve Warrants 619 through 669 for payment, DELETING Warrant 653, for a total of $34,151.68, and by reference made a part hereof. Ayes - Messrs. Spencer, Lambert and Burke. Nays - None Motion carried. ITEM 6 - NEW BUSINESS. Owasso Public Works Authority Meeting of February 3, 1981 Page Three ITEM Mr. Jim Lambert and A -I Realtors were present representing George Underwood. He presented the Board with a copy of an agreement dated November 1966, sign, by John R. Groth, allocating unlimited sewer taps to the Hendricks property. He said they would be requesting between 280 and 300 sewer taps. Mr. Spencer reminded him this property is in RWD3 territory and asked him whi they planned to do about water to which Mr. Lambert replied, "at the moment, he is only worried about sewer". Mr. Williams said he has researched minutes and cannot find where Mr. Groth had the authority from the Utility Authority to sign such a committment. Mr. Charney commented that if this agreement was not filed and made of record, our bond indenture may not allow us to acknowledge the agreement. Mr. Williams also commented that the Health Department will not allow us to honor the agreement without updating our system. Mr. Lambert said he was only present to present them the agreement and request to be placed on an agenda so they could determine the Board's intent on this matter and to receive an official ruling. Being no further business before the Owasso Public Works Authority, Chair adjourned at 8:10 PM. Boyd Mr. Spen r, Chairman G]auhilleau Webb, Recording Secretary