Month 1993-3 March


Meeting of 1993-3-9 Regular Meeting


MINUTES
LAWTON CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
MARCH 9, 1993 - 6:00 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBER - WAYNE GILLEY CITY HALL

John T. Marley, Mayor,    Also Present:
Presiding    Robert Hopkins, City Manager
        Felix Cruz, City Attorney
        Brenda Smith, City Clerk

The meeting was called to order at 6:20 p.m. by Mayor Marley. Notice of meeting and agenda were posted on the City Hall bulletin board as required by law.

ROLL CALL
Present:    Minnette Page, Ward One
        Michael Brown, Ward Two
    Jerry Shelton, Ward Three
    Jana Barker, Ward Four
        Alvis Kennedy, Ward Five
        Richard Zarle, Ward Six
        Leila Barfield, Ward Seven
        Kathy Pippin, At-Large No. 1
        Glen Alford, At-Large No. 2

Absent:    None.

AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION: Russ Finch appeared on behalf of the FLOOD organization.

BUSINESS ITEMS:

1.    Ord. 93-7 adopted on use of gravel surface for mobile home sales lots, etc.
2.    Ord. 93-8 adopted on quadraplex regulations without emergency.
3.    Damage claims of Evers and Craig denied as recommended. Craig had another backup and will file another claim - does she pay for water or sewer, were agreements to not pay found, will we collect any back due bills?
4.    Res. 93-21 adopted requesting renaming of middle branch of Wolf Creek to Meadowbrook Creek.
5.    Mack Crowe, 1501 SW Wisconsin, granted 120 days additional for rehab of structure.
6.    Outside water agreement procedure approved, agreements to be signed within three months.
7.    Hearing date of April 13 set for Railroad crossing improvement and closing.
8.    Staff authorized to prepare preliminary plans, etc. and prepare resolution requesting ODOT funding for West Industrial Park roadway.
9.    Staff authorized to prepare preliminary plans, etc. and prepare resolution requesting ODOT funding for Airport Industrial Park.
10.    Staff to negotiate with Temple Inland for refuse disposal. Discussed City going outside City limits to pick up refuse.
11.    Staff to negotiate with City of Cache for refuse disposal - emphasize that the $10 per ton fee now in place will be higher - maybe $17.50 or $18 a ton. Statement that we should not accept waste outside the county, and that maybe we should not accept any more at all until plans are made.
12.    Res. 93-22 adopted settling Laura Rankin suite.
13.    Ord. 93-9 adopted on standby pay.

CONSENT ITEMS:

14.    Damage claims approved: Nancy M. Lepien - Res. 93-23 - $745; Southwestern Bell - Res. 93-24 - $$4,250; Donald J. and Sharon Krejcarek - Res. 93-25 - $4,144.07; Cara M. Ellis - $37.
15.    Res. 93-26 - traffic control.
16.    Res. 93-27 - use of right of way at 6th and Garfield for "Caution: Deaf Person" sign for Grace Harding Home resident.
17.    Traffic items denied.
18.    Street Light Res. 363 - adding two lights at Goodyear entrance.
19.    Allison lien release in exchange for $357.54 at 2232 NW Pollard approved.
20.    West High Zone Elevated Storage Tank Project accepted, maintenance bond in place.
21.    Amendment #1 to Bentley Environmental Engineering Contract for sewer extension with 1990 Squaw Creek Project approved.
22.    Change Order 1 with Ford roofing for WWTP roof approved.
23.    Robert Anderson to represent Water Authority in White suite.
24.    Personnel to assist with Easter Pageant approved.
25.    Fire Chief grant submittal ratified.

BID ITEMS:

26.    Food and supplies for City jail extended to - Wilson Wholesale Company.
27.    Equipment rental extended to Primeco.
28.    SCBA bottles - Casco Ind. Inc.
29.    Shotguns - Streicher's Police Equipment.
30.    Automatic rifles - R & R guns III Ltd.
31.    Radio equipment - Jan Industrial Electronics Company.
32.    Dump truck - Sooner State Ford Sales, Inc.
33.    Tree transplanting (Lake Lawtonka) - Gleason Instant Tree.
34.    Skid loader - Agricultural Supply.

35.    Mayor's appointments: Status of Women - Mary Pursley, Janet Carpenter, Arlie Wade Hampton, Karolyn Anders, Mary Evans; Traffic Commission - Kelly Harris, Robert Cole; Alternate Municipal Judge - John Crawford and Elizabeth Joyner; Commission on Aging - Lois Hunn, Gwen Fisher.
36.    Payroll approved.

EXECUTIVE SESSION:

37.    Bienstock suit - no action.

REPORTS: Kennedy urged residents to vote next Tuesday.

ADJOURNED AT: 8:15 p.m.