MEMBERS PRESENT: Jerry
D. Roseberry, Mayor; and Councilmembers: George Holt; Jim Windham; David Eady;
Mike Ready; and Jeff Wearing, Sarah Davis.
OTHERS PRESENT: Matt
Pepper, Assistant City Manager; Dave Harvey, Chief; Jody Reid, Utility
Superintendent; Lauran Willis, City Clerk; David Strickland, City Attorney; Hoyt
Oliver, Erik Oliver, Teresa Welch, Darryl Welch, Judy Greer, Patsy Burke, Peggy
Madden, Juanita Carson, Mike Besaw, Anderson Wright, Kendra Mayfield, Ben Palmer, Noah Corimano,
Cheryl Ready, and Boy Scout Troup 211, Maureen Evrett, Scott Evrett, Noah
Geiger, James Oliver, Lucus Oliver, Michael Westrick, Josh Forbes, John
McCarthy, Brantley Geret.
The meeting was called to order by the Hon. Jerry D.
Roseberry, Mayor
Invocation was delivered by Hoyt Oliver
Pledge of Allegiance – All
Mayor Roseberry announced that item 14 Pole Attachment Services would be
removed from the agenda to allow
Assistant Manager Matt Pepper and Utility Superintendent Jody Reid time to meet
with Electric Cities of Georgia and prepare a report for the March 19th
Work Session.
Roseberry said that item C of the Consent Agenda is incomplete and will be corrected
and moved to the April agenda. With
these amendments to the agenda, Roseberry requested for a motion to accept the
Agenda for February 5, 2018.
Motion was made
Jim Windham, seconded by Jeff Wearing to accept the Agenda for the February 5,
2018 Public Hearing and Mayor and Council Regular Meeting. Motion passed 7/0. (Attachment A)
Honorary
Councilmember
Mayor Roseberry introduced Ben Palmer as Honorary Councilmember for the month
of March and presented him with a Proclamation as appreciation for his
participation. (Attachment B)
CONSENT AGENDA -
Motion was made by Jeff Wearing, seconded by
David Eady to accept the Consent Agenda with the proposed amendments. Motion Passed 7/0. (Attachment C)
Mayors Reports
Mayor
Roseberry reminded the Budget Committees that the first report will be due at
the March 19 Work Session. The General Budget Committee will meet tomorrow at
2:00 pm at City Hall.
Mayor Roseberry gave a report of the Police Department statistics for February.
Mayor Roseberry welcomed the Boy Scout Troup 211.
Planning Commission
Recommendations/Petitions -
None
Citizens’ Concerns -
Anderson Wright of the Oxford Historical Society addressed Council and
said they have received bids for a new handicap ramp at Old Church and they
have selected one. Wright ask what the
next step are for awarding the contract and completing the work. Mayor
Roseberry said they will need to go through the Planning Commission for review
and the procedures for obtaining the proper permits.
David Eady announced The Film Screening, Chasing Coral on March 21st at Oxford
College hosted by the Atlanta Science Festival and Emory Oxford College.
(Attachment D)
Second Reading for Sec 38-58
Public Tree Care Ordinance Amendment
Assistant Manager Matt Pepper presented the second reading of an amendment to the city’s Public Tree Care ordinance that will require property owners to obtain written permission from the Trees, Parks and Recreation Board before planning trees, plants, and shrubs in city right-of-way. (Attachment E)
A motion was made by Mike Ready, seconded by Jim Windham to approve the amendment to the City’s Public Tree Care Ordinance Chapter 38 Vegetation, Article III Tree Management, by amending section 38-58. Motion passed 7/0.
Minor
Subdivision
Assistant Manager Matt Pepper presented a recommendation from the
Planning Commission for the approval of a minor subdivision for Hubert White
and Joyce Sullivan at the corner of Asbury Street and W. Watson Street. Land
Lot 288/ Parcel X012-014 202 Watson Street in the 9th District.
A motion was made by David Eady,
seconded by George Holt to approve the minor subdivision as presented. Motion
passed 7/0. Attachment F
Demolition of 6153 Emory Street
Assistant Manager Matt Pepper said we have received two
bids for the asbestos abatement and demolition of the home located at 6153
Emory Street and recommended that Council award the purchase order to
Enviroprobe, LLC in the amount of $21,550.
Motion was made by David Eady,
seconded by Jim Windham to award the bid to Enviroprobe LLC. Motion passed 7/0.
Attachment G
107 W. Clark Street
Erik Oliver presented to Council a scope of work for the project to
restore the city-owned property located at 107 W. Clark Street. Oliver presented a report on the building
inspection performed by Bureau Veritas. Oliver was instructed to prepare any
bid proposals for work to be performed and present to Council at the March 19,
Work Session. Attachment H
Invoice
Approval
INVOICES OVER
$1,000.00
VENDOR
|
DESCRIPTION
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AMOUNT
|
MONTHLY
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Blue Cross Blue Shield
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Health Insurance Employees (March 3/1 – 4/1)
|
8038.48
|
City of Covington
|
Gas charges at maintenance
facility
|
1,053.68
|
City of Covington
|
Annual E-911 charges for 1/2018 – 12/2018
|
20,035.56
|
City Oxford Utilities
|
City Hall/Maintenance Facility/Old
Church/Pump Station on Richardson Utilities for (January)
|
4,002.93
|
City of Oxford Utilities
|
City Hall/Maintenance Facility/Old Church/Pump Station on
Richardson Utilities for (February)
|
4537.59
|
Georgia Municipal Association
|
GMEBS/Retirement Trust Fund
|
6,279.16
|
Latham Home Sanitation
|
Waste/Recyclables January
|
5,636.10
|
NC Board of Commissioners
|
Monthly water purchase for
December
|
17,651.00
|
NC Board of Commissioners
|
Monthly water purchase for January
|
20,128.00
|
NC Water & Sewer Authority
|
Monthly sewer fees for 12/28/17 – 1/30/2018
|
6,217.78
|
|
|
|
Sophicity
|
Monthly IT Services February
Inv#9440
|
1,804.60
|
Southeastern Power Admin.
|
SEPA energy cost (January)
Inv. B-18-0957
|
6,635.83
|
PURCHASES/CONTRACT LABOR
|
|
|
|
ACE Mayfield Hardware
|
Various plumbing supplies to fix
water main breaks
|
1,591.91
|
Air Conditioning Specialist Inc.
|
Replace Air Handler for Police Department
|
2,950.00
|
Card Services
|
Mayors meetings/ Verizon (phone
cases for Jody & Scottie)/Stamps /Walmart, 3 jumpstart battery packs for
(Police Dept), other misc.
|
1,305.74
|
Galls
|
3 - Gun Mounts for Police vehicle/& 3 weapons rack
|
2,450.97
|
Gresco
|
Crimp Tool 6 ton w/batteries,
charger, style head/ 3 year warranty
|
1,742.00
|
Jarod Environmental
|
Materials to repair water main break/fire hydrant/gate
valve/couplings etc.
|
3,079.00
|
KEEPRS, Inc.
|
First responders gear, vest, etc.
for police department
|
1,049.00
|
Legacy Mark LLC
|
Software & License for cemetery install/startup
|
6,493.51
|
McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks
|
CPA Professional Services, W-2
Preparation, Management discussion & Analysis, bookkeeping assistance.
|
3,010.00
|
NEGRC
|
City of Oxford Comprehensive Plan Update
|
3,000.00
|
NC Sheriff’s Office
|
Prisoner Board and Processing Fee’s
|
3,690.00
|
Oxford Historical Cemetery
Foundation
|
2/3 of 4-Grave lot sale – Lot W-23
|
2,000.00
|
Oxford Historical Cemetery
Foundation
|
Annual Approved FY2018 Budget
|
10,000.00
|
Phoenix
|
Temp services 2- men 40 hrs. Week ending 2/25/18
|
1,004.85
|
Sensus
|
12 Water Meters
|
1,500.38
|
Snapping Shoals EMC
|
Purchase of 2006 Ford F-650 Bucket Truck
|
15,000.00
|
Verizon
|
Monthly Usage and purchase of 2
new phones for Jody and Scottie
|
1,335.65
|
WOCO Pep Oil, Inc.
|
Fuel all departments for February Inv. 7754
|
2904.72
|
|
|
|
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APPROVED CONTRACTS
|
|
Erik Oliver
|
Grant Research and presentation of
107 W. Clark St.
|
1,000.00
|
Historical Concepts, LLC
|
Visioning Services. Initial Payment for Downtown
Development contractor.
|
4,000.00
|
Jordan Engineering
|
Calculations for Sewer project, Imagery and recon – E. Bonnell extension, GPS George St, Emory and ATT lines. RW data collections, Cad, data management.
|
7,580.00
|
|
|
|
Motion made by Eady,
seconded by Wearing, to approve invoices. Motion passed 7/0.
Motion made by
Windham, seconded by Davis to adjourn at 7:35 pm. Motion passed 7/0.
Executive
Session
None
Respectfully Submitted;
Lauran Willis, CMC/FOA
City Clerk