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CARLISLE Officials present were: Council members Drew Merrifield, Eric Mahnke, Blair Dewey and Frank Shultz. Mayor Ruth Randleman and Councilmember Doug Hammerand were absent. Mayor Pro-Tem Dewey called the meeting to order at 7:00
P.M. Motion
by Shultz, second by Dewey to APPROVE THE FOLLOWING CONSENT ITEMS: May 22, 2006
abridged and unabridged Regular City Council meeting minutes, May 9, 2006 Metro
Advisory Council meeting minutes, appointment of summer Parks and Recreation
employees Brian Seidenkranz as lifeguard at $7.50 per hour [approved 4 aye
(Merrifield, Mahnke, Hammerand, Dewey) - 1 nay (Shultz) by electronic poll on
5-26] Megan Rinard as lifeguard at $7.75 per hour,
Olivia Egen as lifeguard at $7.50 per hour and Monique Rinard as lifeguard at
$7.00 per hour [approved 4 aye (Merrifield, Mahnke, Hammerand, Dewey) - 1 nay
(Shultz) by electronic poll on 5-31], Kalee Hobson as lifeguard at $7.00 per
hour, Tami Lambson as snack bar assistant manager at $8.00 per hour, Adam
Pickering for open gym at $500.00 for the season, Jared Fletcher for golf at
$350.00 for the season and D. Michele Clarkson for story time at $300.00 for the
season, application for Class C beer permit with Sunday sales and carryout wine
for Casey’s General Store #14, 105 Highway 5, application for Class E liquor
license with Sunday sales, carryout wine and carryout beer for Carlisle Foods,
190 1st St. and applications for retail cigarette/tobacco permits for
Carlisle VFW Post 2099, 34 School St., Hunt’s Standard, 840 School St., My
Sister’s Place, 3 School St., Carlisle Foods, 190 1st St.,
Casey’s General Store #14, 105 Highway 5 and Casey’s General Store #1676,
1001 Highway 5. Motion carried
unanimously by roll call vote of those present.
Councilmember
Hammerand arrived at 7:03 P.M. Motion
by
Mahnke, second by Shultz to APPROVE PAYMENT OF BILLS IN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF
$116,180.81. Motion carried
unanimously by roll call vote of those present.
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: None Randy
Pickens, 7460 SE 52nd St. objected to the proposed connection fees
for the northwest sewer extension project.
Councilmember Shultz stated that the City of Indianola makes the
developers pay all sewer extension costs. The
NOTES FROM THE JUNE 6, 2006 AVON STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING were received and
filed. It
was the consensus of the Council to SET THE DATE OF THURSDAY JUNE 22, 2006 FOR A
MEETING WITH NORTHWEST CARLISLE
RESIDENTS AND LANDOWNERS. Motion by Dewey, second by Mahnke to APPROVE THE PROPOSAL FROM MCCLURE ENGINEERING FOR THE NORTHWEST WATER EXTENSION PHASE 1. at a cost of $33,805.00. Motion carried unanimously by roll call vote of those present. Motion
by Mahnke, second by Merrifield to APPROVE THE
RENEWAL OF MEALSITE CONTRACT WITH WARREN COUNTY. Motion carried
unanimously by roll call vote of those present.
Motion
by Mahnke, second by Shultz to APPROVE THE PROPOSAL
FROM BARKER LEMAR TO PROVIDE ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THE VOLUNTEER
CREEK STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PROJECT in the amount of $4,500.00. Motion carried
unanimously by roll call vote of those present.
The MAY
23, 2006 PARK BOARD MEETING MINUTES were received and filed.
Dennis Gruss and Ray Striegel of the St. Elizabeth Seton Knights of
Columbus requested permission to sponsor a beverage garden at the annual July 4th
celebration at North Park with a 5-year right of first refusal.
Motion by Dewey, second by Shultz to
APPROVE THE ST. ELIZABETH SETON KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS REQUEST FOR REGULAR
CITY COUNCIL MEETING June 12, 2006 PERMISSION TO SPONSOR A BEVERAGE GARDEN AT THE ANNUAL JULY 4TH CELEBRATION at North Park without a 5-year right of first refusal carried on the following 3 to 1 roll call vote: Dewey – Aye, Shultz – Aye, Merrifield – Nay, Mahnke – Aye. Motion
by Merrifield, second by Mahnke to APPROVE THE DESIGN WITH THE BLACK
OUTLINE FOR THE NORTH PARK WELCOME SIGN and to request the Chamber of Commerce
to pay for it. Motion carried
unanimously by roll call vote of those present.
Motion
by Shultz, second by Dewey to APPROVE FIRST
READING AND WAIVER OF SECOND AND THIRD READINGS OF ORDINANCE AMENDING PROVISIONS
OF CHAPTER 108 RECYCLING. Motion carried
unanimously by roll call vote of those present.
Motion
by Dewey, second by Mahnke to GO INTO
EXEMPT SESSION PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 20.17 (3.) of the Iowa Code to discuss public
employer negotiating strategy at 9:55 P.M. carried unanimously by roll call vote of those present.
Motion by Shultz, second by Dewey to CLOSE THE EXEMPT SESSION at 10:10 P.M..
Motion carried
unanimously by roll call vote of those present.
Motion
by Dewey, second by Mahnke to RATIFY THE
TENTATIVE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT WITH AFSCME COUNCIL 61. Motion carried
unanimously by roll call vote of those present. Motion by Dewey, second by Shultz to ADJOURN AT 10:21 P.M.. Motion carried unanimously by roll call vote of those present.
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Ruth Randleman, Mayor Attest: ___________________________ Neil Ruddy,
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