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Red Bud Public Works Committee tracks vehicle equipment repairs

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The city of Red Bud Public Works Committee met Nov. 22 to track vehicle equipment repairs.

Here are the meeting's minutes, as provided by the committee:

Public Works Committee Meeting

Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Red Bud City Hall

Council Chambers (2nd floor)

Committee Members Present: Clarence Nail, Glenn Linnertz, Bill Hanebutt, Clem Esker

Committee Members Absent: Kyle Donjon

Council Members Present: Don Thompson, Mike Reed, David Friess

Council Members Absent: None

Others Present: Mayor Tim Lowry, City Attorney Paul Ray, City Superintendent Josh Eckart, Police Chief John Brittingham, Administrative Assistant Pam Poetker, City Clerk Joanne Cowell

Committee Chairman Nail called the meeting to order at 7:59 P.M.

Old Business

I. Power Plant

1. Plant Report

Eckart said the IMEA Generation Committee has some training dates scheduled. It is the off season; therefore routine maintenance work can to done, with no penalty from IMEA.

II. Safe Routes to School

No update

III. West Line Water Main Extension Phase III Project

Notice to Proceed is dated 11/28/16; therefore the project should be finished 12/28/16.

IV. Inventory Control Program

Nail and Eckart continue to work on an inventory list.

V. Equipment/Vehicle Updates

Eckart is interested in putting an AED at the utility plant and in the two bucket trucks, using the safety grant money.

Eckart is tracking repairs on vehicle/equipment and monitoring the replacement schedule. He is also working on disposing of some unusable equipment.

New Business

I. Approval of Prior Month’s Meeting Minutes – Meeting October 17, 2016

No. III: the equipment purchased from Vermeer was incorrectly stated at the meeting as Unit #10 and should be Unit #13.

Recommendation made by Committee Chairman Nail, seconded by Committee Member Hanebutt, to approve the minutes from the October 17, 2016 meeting, as corrected. Carried

II. Meadow, Westfield, Short Streets – Water Line Grant Funds

Eckart asked that the remaining $60,000 of grant funds be returned to the 5 year plan fund.

Recommendation made by Committee Chairman Nail, seconded by Committee Member Esker, to approve the transfer of $60,000 from the Water Fund to the 5 Year Plan Fund. Carried

III. North Water Tower

The north water tower needs an exterior over coating. Eckart suggested having Curry put out bid specs for the project in January. Mayor Lowry questioned why, when the city just spent $23,000 more for a contractor on the waterline, would Eckart want to use Curry, who was on the water tank project, again? Eckart was instructed to look for someone else.

IV. Permanent Street Program – FY 2018

Eckart explained his plan for the permanent street program for 2018.

V. Concrete Program Request – 1019 Veterans Street

Recommendation made by Committee Chairman Nail, seconded by Committee Member Linnertz, to approve the request from William Ratz to participate in the curb and sidewalk program on the north, east and south side of 1019 Veteran St. Carried

VI. 2017 MFT Resolution – Approval and Authorization of Signatures

Recommendation made by Committee Chairman Nail, seconded by Committee Member Linnertz, to authorize the appropriate signatures on the 2017 MFT Resolution. Carried

VII. 2016 Holiday Lighting Coupon

Recommendation made by Committee Chairman Nail, seconded by Committee Member Hanebutt, to approve the $10 Residential Holiday Lighting Coupon. Carried

VIII. Public Comments/Anything for the Good of the City

Esker questioned how far the gas line has gone. Eckart reported that it is through Rekosh’s property. It still needs to go through the Stenzel, Cowell and Simpson property.

Meeting was adjourned at 8:14 P.M.

Respectfully Submitted,

Joanne G. Cowell, City Clerk

Red Bud, Illinois

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