Glen Dale City Council Minutes
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
July 10, 2006
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, July 10, 2006, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: English, McCulley, McLaughlin, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs office. Absent was Chief of Police Stenger.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer recognized Dave Thomas in the audience who had put a fence on his property on Railroad Street and reported that someone had destroyed part of it. Mr. Thomas said that he had an on-going problem with one of the neighbors in the area but did not want to make any acquisitions. A police report was filed.
McLaughlin made a motion, second by Zinn, to remove the handicap parking space where Mr. France lived on Alta Vista. Vote Unanimous
Bills totaling $10,832.73 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
There was a discussion concerning the cost involved for the council person performing the duties Zoning Officer and that the compensation should be increased to at least defray the added fuel cost. McLaughlin made a motion, second by McCulley, to increase the reimbursement by $20.00 to the Zoning Officer to cover expenses. Vote: Unanimous
Attorney Gardner presented Council with copies of two letters that he had sent to Francis Reilley and Jan Pest. The letter to Mr. Reilley related to complaints of neighbors on Thirteenth Street about his property adjacent to theirs needing to be cleared of the weeds. The second letter to Clerk Jan Pest requested that a Charter Amendment prohibiting City Employees from holding Elective Office in the City Glen Dale be placed on the General Election Ballot for the City of Glen Dale precincts in the November Election.
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Richmond seconded. Vote: Unanimous
English made a motion, second by Zinn, to adjourn at 8:03p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
July 24, 2006
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, July 24, 2006, at 7:30 p.m., at the Glen Dale Firemen’s Hall, 207 7th Street, Glen Dale, WV. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members English, McCulley, and Richmond. Also present were Attorney Gardner, Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Jane Criswell, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Recorder Trembush and Council Members McLaughlin and Zinn.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Lou Richmond and second by Tim McCulley.
Marion Bulian of 605 Washington Avenue addressed council advising that the residents of Washington Avenue were going to have a block party and requested no thru traffic be permitted on Saturday, July 29th. Chief Stenger suggested the entire block of 6th Street alley be closed but Mr. Bulian advised they would only need approximately 100 feet. Council had no objections and approved Street Commission Byers providing horses to block off the area.
Jane Criswell reported on the end of the fiscal year finances, advising revenues were received at 104% while expenditures came in at 79%, leaving the city in good financial shape. Larry English moved and Lou Richmond seconded accepting the financial report as given.
Water and Sanitary boards did not meet due to a lack of quorum. Norm Stenger advised the traffic commission would meet before the next council meeting. Recreation board met on July 17th and a copy of their minutes were presented. It was noted for the record that two lifeguards made rescues this year, Lauren Magers and Tim Stamp. Lou Richmond moved and Tim McCulley seconded accepting all standing committee reports as presented
Council was presented with information concerning a new recording device for the meetings. After some discussion it was suggested the city clerk look into a PA system. That system might be more efficient for council meetings. It was also decided that once the minutes were approved they would be listed on the city’s web sight.
Lou Richmond moved and Larry English seconded a request for an executive session at 7:50 pm. Council returned to regular session at 8:40 p.m., at which time Tim McCulley moved and Lou Richmond seconded to adjourn.____________________________
David W. Blazer, Mayor
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
AUGUST 14, 2006
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, August 14, 2006, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: English, McCulley, McLaughlin, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner, Chief of Police Stenger, and Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs office.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by English and a second by Zinn. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Doug Loy who had a question about paving because his wife had fallen on Tomlinson Ave. while walking their grandson to the pool. He also had a question about building permit fees for property owners. he was informed that a permit was required for all work but there was no fee to property owners if the project was under $500.00. Paving was to be discussed.
Also recognized was Steve Crow who wanted to know about paving Willow Lane and the sight triangle at the alley. Attorney Gardner was to send a letter concerning the sight triangle and that the paving would be addressed.
Frank Borsuk Jr. wanted a "CHILDREN AT PLAY" sign erected on Lindy Lane. Mayor Blazer informed him this would be done.
Zinn made a motion, seconded by McLaughlin, to use the remaining grant monies for city streets and pool to pave streets and alleys and not do the seventh and Baltimore corner for Warren Industries traffic. Paving is to be done on Tomlinson Ave from Lee to Seventh Street, finish Willow Lane and alley, and pave Seventh Street from Wheeling Ave to Baltimore. Vote: Unanimous
Loan bids for the garbage truck and cruiser were reviewed and discussed. McLaughlin made a motion, second by Richmond, to accept the bids from BB&T Bank. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $2,695.07 were approved on a motion by McLaughlin and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn asked that there be a reminder in the paper to residents to apply for and fill out building permits before starting construction and to allow time for approval.
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by English, to purchase a half page ad in the amount of $50.00 in the Fall Sports Program at Bishop Donahue High School. Vote: Unanimous
There was a discussion of the fence ordinance at the request of Councilman Zinn. It was suggested that fences be erected to comply with the "Building Line of Sight" and/or the presently approved building regulations "set back" on streets as indicated in the CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF GLEN DALE WEST VIRGINIA. Side yards and back yards could remain as they exist if they do not intersect a street. Zinn made a motion, seconded by McCulley, to refer the ordinance for consideration to the PLANNING COMMISSION for their approval and/or recommendations. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 8:30pm. Council returned to regular session at 9:05p.m. on a motion from Zinn and a second by Richmond. BOTH VOTES: Unanimous
English made a motion, second by McCulley, to donate $150.00 to Reynolds Memorial Hospital for shirts to help sponsor training for a "MOCK PANDEMIC" in-service. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by McLaughlin, to adjourn at 9:07p.m.
Vote: Unanimous
______________________________David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
AUGUST 28, 2006
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, August 28, 2006, at 7:30p.m.at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner, Chief of Police Stenger, and Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs office. Absent were City Clerk Singleton and Council Member McLaughlin.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $4,916.71 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to authorize Mayor Blazer to sign a covenant to receive grant monies in the amount $31,500 from the State of West Virginia for the Marshall County Historical Society to re-do the front porch of the Cockayne House. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 7:55p.m. Council returned to regular session at 8:03p.m. on a motion from English and a second by Richmond. BOTH VOTES: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, seconded by McCulley, to accept Chief Stenger's recommendation to hire John Lynch as a part-time dispatcher. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to adjourn at 8:08p.m.
Vote: Unanimous
_________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A, Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 11, 2006
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, September 11, 2006, at 7:30p.m., at the Glen Fire Fireman's Hall, 207 7th Street, Glen Dale, WV 26038
Those in attendance were Recorder Trembush, Council Members English, Richmond, McCulley, and Zinn. Attorney Gardner, Police Chief Stenger, Street Commission Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, and Jane Criswell were present also. Those absent were Mayor Blazer, Councilman McLaughlin and City Clerk Singleton.
David Schoenian, 1000 Wheeling Avenue, Glen Dale, and presented two POW/MIA flags to be flown at the city park in honor of his family, himself, and all veterans. He stated he would donate two flags each year around this time for that continued use. Motion to accept by Councilman Zinn, seconded by Richmond, all in favor to accept the flags.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Councilman Zinn and second by Councilman Richmond.
Councilman English moved, seconded by Councilman Richmond to pay bills totaling $3,701.01. On a motion by English and second by Zinn all standing committee reports were approved as presented.
Discussion was held on the Comcast franchise, motion by Richmond to table, seconded by Zinn to give city attorney time to investigate.
It was decided to have Halloween observance on October 31, 2006, from 6:00p.m., to 7:30p.m., on a motion by Richmond and second by Zinn.
Motion to adjourn at 7:57p.m. by Zinn and second by Richmond.
_______________________________Mayor David W. Blazer
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Norman Stenger
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 25, 2006
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session of Monday, September 25, 2006, at 7:30p.m., at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall, 207 7th Street, Glen Dale, WV.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Attorney Gardner, Police Chief Stenger, Street Commission Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Jane Criswell, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Recorder Trembush and Councilman McLaughlin.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Larry English and second by Lou Richmond.
Chuck Zeigler of 416 Alta Vista addressed council concerning a building permit he applied for and read council a letter he had prepared. Mr. Zeigler presented council with a copy of the letter and several attachments he had prepared. After some discussion, Mayor Blazer informed Mr. Zeigler he would set up a meeting with Mr. Zeigler and Attorney Gardner to attempt to come to resolve on this matter.
Street Commissioner Byers asked council to appropriate additional funds to patch streets in several areas. Councilman Zinn inquired as to why the alley behind Glen Haven hadn't been paved since it had been approved for paving at a previous meeting. After some discussion Mayor Blazer informed Councilman Zinn before any that particular area was paved he wanted to check the runoff to be sure additional problems wouldn't be caused to the property owners once the paving was complete.
Bills totaling $3,348.44 were approved to be paid on a motion by Lou Richmond and seconded by Tim McCulley. Jane Criswell gave update on financial report. City Clerk Singleton also advised council of the additional funds that had been received through the Municipal Leagues Revenue Enhancement Program. Fund received to this date totaled approximately $9,000.00.
Council reviewed the planning commission meeting notes and on a motion by John Zinn and second by Lou Richmond instructed Attorney Gardner to prepare two ordinances changing the zoning laws within the city.
Norm Stenger informed council of a pandemic exercise to be held at John Marshall on Wednesday.
John Zinn moved and Tim McCulley seconded accepting all standing committee reports as presented.
Lou Richmond moved and Tim McCulley seconded a request for an executive session at 8:00p.m. At 8:28p.m. council returned to regular session.
Lou Richmond moved and Larry English seconded to used a portion of the Tea21 grant to acquire the south lot adjacent to the Cockayne property.
Richmond made a motion, second by English, to purchase a half page ad in the amount of $50.00 in the Fall Sports Program at Bishop Donahue High School. Vote: Unanimous
There was a discussion of the fence ordinance at the request of Councilman Zinn. It was suggested that fences be erected to comply with the "Building line of Sight" and/or the presently approved building regulations "set back" on streets as indicated in the CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF GLEN DALE WEST VIRGINIA. Side yards and back yards could remain as they exist if they do not intersect a street. Zinn made a motion second by McCulley, to refer the ordinance for consideration to the PLANNING COMMISSION for their approval and/or recommendations. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 8:30p.m. Council returned to regular session at 9:05p.m. on a motion from Zinn and a second by Richmond. BOTH VOTES: Unanimous
English made a motion, second by McCulley, to donate $150.00 to Reynolds Memorial Hospital for shirts to help sponsor training for a "Mock PANDEMIC" in-service. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by McLaughlin, to adjourn at 9:07p.m.
Vote: Unanimous
______________________ David Blazer, Mayor
_________________________ Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
OCTOBER 10, 2006
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Tuesday, October 10, 2006, at 7:30p.m., at the Fireman's Hall, 207 7th Street, Glen Dale. Meeting was held on Tuesday, since Monday was a holiday, Columbus Day.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members English, McCulley, Richmond, Zinn, Attorney Gardner, Police Chief Stenger, Commissioner Byers, Jane Criswell, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Recorder Trembush and Water Superintendent Orlofske.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved of a motion by Lou Richmond and second by Larry English.
Street Commissioner Byers presented council with sample graphic he received from McCullen Sign of Wheeling for the new sanitation truck. Mayor Blazer was to check with another company to compare pricing. Mayor Blazer also advised he would be setting up a meeting with the Streets and Alleys Committee to review all areas of the city to see which streets were in the most need of repair.
Bills totaling $10,113.86 were approved to be paid on a motion by John Zinn and second by Tim McCulley.
Norm Stenger reported on the traffic commission meeting. The issue of a parking space on Alta Vista was addressed. It was the traffic commissions recommendation that the space stay as is until the zoning issue in that area was resolved. Norm Stenger also advised the PA system quote for the hall was $8,000.00. John Zinn advised he would look into a recording system that would be suitable for councils needs.
Attorney Gardner read by title an Ordinance amending and reenacting section 1347.06 dealing with fences or hedges and establishing height restrictions and construction specifications. John Zinn moved to approve this ordinance seconded by Lou Richmond. Those voting in the affirmative were English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Motion passed. Attorney Gardner also read by title an Ordinance amending and reenacting section 1347./09 to provide for building lines and their exceptions. John Zinn moved to approve this ordinance, seconded by Tim McCulley. Those voting in the affirmative were English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Motion passed.
Attorney Gardner also advised council that he had forwarded a copy of the B&O tax ordinance to Chuck Downey of Warren Distribution.
Larry English moved and Tim McCulley seconded approving all other standing committee reports as presented.
Mayor Blazer acknowledged the resignation of Dave McLaughlin from council due to moving out of the city. He commended Mr. McLaughlin on all his had work while on council and wished him well. Further, Mayor Blazer anyone interested in filing the position to apply in writing before 4:00p.m., October 23rd.
At 8:05 John Zinn moved to adjourn, seconded by Tim McCulley.
David W. Blazer, Mayor
Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
OCTOBER 23, 2006
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, October 23, 2006, at 7:30p.m., at the Glen Dale Firemen's Hall.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commission Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Attorney Gardner and Jane Criswell. Absent were Recorder Trembush and City Clerk Singleton.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn and second by Lou Richmond.
Fred Renzella, Don Haskins, and Dave Knuth addressed council and spoke on behalf of the school bond levy.
Charles Zeigler of Alta Vista Avenue was in attendance and presented a letter to the Mayor.
Street Commissioner Byers advised council the new garbage truck was at the Mack garage to have the air tank moved and have all other components checked. He also advised that the decals for both garbage trucks had been ordered.
Bills totaling $7055.79 were approved to be paid. Jane Criswell from Tom Dobbs, C.P.A. office explained on page 12 of the finance report that the $11,054.93 was a reimbursement from the water department.
Councilman Zinn asked about the $140 boots for water department employees, so noted that there was a limit of $200 for coats, coveralls and boots. He also questioned Water Superintendent Orlofske about the fire hydrant repair line and why wages were included. He advised he felt they should not be.
Lou Richmond was appointed to serve on the historical society committee.
Mr. Gardner as second reading on both pending ordinances, on 1347.06 motion by Zinn and seconded by McCulley by roll call, passed unanimously. On Second ordinance, 1347.09 motion by English, second by Zinn, by roll call, passed unanimously.
Motion to accept all standing committee report by Zinn, second by McCulley.
Police Chief Stenger reminded everyone of Halloween on the 31st between 6:00pm and 7:30pm and for citizens to turn their porch lights on.
Mayor Blazer advised a new council member would be selected at the next meeting.
Discussion was held concerning the proclamation from the school board reference the bond issue, motion made by Larry English to approve, motion died for lack of second.
Councilman Zinn explained about his recommended purchase of a recorder, microphones, and splitter, from Radio Shack at a cost of $260.00. Motion made by McCulley, seconded by English to approve the purchase. It was also noted that the in house PA system should be used if there is difficulty hearing.
Motion to adjourn by English, seconded by Zinn, motion to adjourn at 8:30 p.m.
David W. Blazer, Mayor
Norman Stenger
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
NOVEMBER 13, 2006
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, November 13, 2006, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner, Chief of Police Stenger, City Clerk Singleton and Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs office.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $7,775.04 were approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, seconded by Zinn, to table the resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into an agreement with the W.V. Department of Transportation Enhancement Project. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to nominate Joe Jack to fill the vacancy on council created by the resignation of Dave McLaughlin. ROLL CALL VOTE: English and Zinn - YES McCulley, Richmond and Trembush - NO
Richmond made a motion, seconded by McCulley, to nominate Wayne Bero to fill the vacancy on council created by the resignation of Dave McLaughlin. ROLL CALL VOTE: English, Richmond, McCulley - YES Zinn - NO
After a brief discussion, McCulley volunteered to chair the Christmas Decorating Contest for this year.
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to adjourn at 8:08p.m.
Vote: Unanimous
_____________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
NOVEMBER 27, 2006
Glen Dale Council met in regular session on Monday, November 27, 2006, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, and Richmond. Also present were, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Chief of Police Stenger, City Clerk Singleton and Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs office. Absent were council Member Zinn and Attorney Gardner.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by English and a seconded by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, to accept all standing committee reports and McCulley seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond moved and McCulley seconded a request for an executive session at 7:45p.m.. At 7:55p.m. Richmond moved and English seconded the motion to return to regular session. Both votes: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to give Christmas bonus to all city employees at the following rates: $500.00 - DEPARTMENT HEADS; $300.00 - FULL TIME EMPLOYEES AND $125.0 - PART TIME EMPLOYEES. Vote: Unanimous.
English made a motion, second by Richmond, to adjourn at 8:03p.m.. Vote: Unanimous
__________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JANUARY 08, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, January 08, 2007, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond And Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton and Attorney Gardner. Absent was Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs Office.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to purchase a used chipper from Southeastern Equipment Company for the amount of $5,000.00. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $8,679.06 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Council member McCulley announced the winners of the Christmas decorating contest and thanked everyone involved.
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to transfer $40,000.00 from the Sanitation Fund to the Consolidated Fund because of the better interest rates. Council agreed unanimously with the stipulation that this was a recommended amount of the accountants office.
Zinn moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 7:50p.m.. At 7:57p.m. Zinn moved and McCulley seconded the motion to return to regular session. Both votes Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to adjourn at 7:58p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
___________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JANUARY 22, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, January 22, 2007, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, and Richmond. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers and Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs Office. Council Member Zinn, Chief of Police Stenger, City Clerk Singleton and Attorney Gardner were absent.
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Nancy Borsuk and Dave Thomas in the audience. Mr. Thomas inquired about the "tank farm" that was proposed for the North parking area at Warren. Mayor Blazer informed him that Warren Ind. was looking at other alternatives. Mrs. Borsuk was there only to observe.
Bills totaling $1,975.22 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
Bero made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and McCulley seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Following his report on the Historical Society in regards to the Cockayne House, Richmond made a motion, second by English to donate $50.00 to support a "Fund Raiser" for the Cockayne Property. Vote: Unanimous
English made a motion, second by McCulley, to Adjourn at 7:56p.m. Vote: Unanimous
_____________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
FEBRUARY 12, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, February 12, 2007, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs Office. Council Member McCulley was absent.
The minutes of the previous were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Jill Filben and Donnie Gilbert of the Glen Dale baseball Association. They are trying to prepare the ball fields for spring and wanted help from the City to remove the old fence in certain areas. Mayor Blazer told them that the City would Help and that they needed to contact Street Commissioner Byers two weeks in advance to make necessary arrangements. Chief Stenger informed them that they needed to contact St. Jude and get permission to do any alterations on the property.
Bills totaling $ 6,594.81 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Richmond seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, accept an agreement with Comcast cable for five years instead of fifteen years as Comcast requested. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn Moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 7:45p.m. At 8:45p.m. Zinn moved and Bero seconded a motion to return to regular session. Both Votes: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 8:47p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
______________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
FEBRUARY 26, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, February 26, 2007, at 7:30pm at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, Richmond And Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner And Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs Office. City Clerk Singleton was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Dave Hall And Richard Dean who were in the Audience. Dave Hall was there to inquire about the water line extension out Little Grave Creek. The Mayor informed him that this was on the agenda and would be discussed shortly. Richard Dean inquired about the condition of the road by Warren Ind. and about the noise that would be created by the pumps to off load oil. Water Sup't. Orlofske said his crew would take care of the repairs to the street and Mayor Blazer informed him that it was too early to make any judgment on any pump noise that may be created.
Bills totaling $4,934.21 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by Zinn. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn Made a motion, second by McCulley, to start the bid process to procure an engineer for water improvement projects that are needed in the city. Vote: Unanimous.
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing Committee reports and English Seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to accept an agreement with Comcast Cable for five years. Vote: Unanimous.
McMechen Volunteer Fire Department will be hosting the 79th Annual West Virginia State Fireman's Association Convention September 13-15, 2007 at Oglebay Park & Resort in Wheeling. Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to donate $100.00 to support the convention.
Zinn moved And Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 8:24p.m. At 9:10p.m. Zinn moved and Bero seconded a motion to return to regular session. Both votes: Unanimous.
Zinn Made a motion, second by Richmond, to adjourn at 9:12p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
__________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
March 6, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in special session on Tuesday, March 6, 2007, at 6:00 p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present was Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner And Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs Office were absent.
Chief Stenger gave a verbal report summarizing his trip to Charleston last week. Only Delegate Varner was available to meet with the Chief who was there at the direction of Council to inquire about available monies for street upgrades.
Delegate Varner informed Chief Stenger that the individual Legislators only had $3,500.00 each to use at their discretion and that money was spent on fire safety equipment. Delegate Varner then made a call to Mr. Chuck Felton who is the Governor's aide. Mr. Felton also called and talked to the W.V. Secretary of Commerce who implied that some monies might be available from the Governor's Discretionary Fund and the Community Development Fund if a resolution was passed by City Council.
Richmond made a motion, second by McCulley, to pass A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF GLEN DALE TO REQUEST FUNDS AND TO ACCEPT ANY TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF A CONTRACT FROM ANY APPLICABLE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA GRANT, FY 2007, IN THE AMOUNT OF $125,000.00, TO THE CITY OF GLEN DALE FOR THE REBUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION OF EAST BALTIMORE AVENUE, BETWEEN 7TH STREET AND THE SOUTH PARK RAILROAD CROSSING. Roll Call Vote: 4 yes (Bero, English, McCulley, and Richmond) ---- 1 no (Zinn)
Richmond moved and Bero seconded a request for an executive session at 6:23p.m. At 6:51p.m. Bero moved and Zinn seconded a motion to regular session. Both votes: Unanimous.
McCulley made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 6:54p.m. Votes: Unanimous.
____________________________David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
March 12, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday 12, 2007, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Water Department Office. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also Present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner And Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs Office.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous.
The minutes of a SPECIAL MEETING of Glen Dale held on Tuesday, March 6, 2007, at 6:00p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Bills totaling $10,755.02 were approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to transfer the remainder of the Coal Severance monies to the Consolidated Fund because of the low interest rate and service fees being charged by the bank. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to table discussion concerning a contribution to the Cockayne Preservation Society. Vote: Unanimous.
English Made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Zinn seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to transfer $20,000.00 from the Municipal Fee Line of the General Fund to the Consolidated Fund to take advantage of the better interest rates. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to adjourn at 8:04p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
_____________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
MARCH 26, 2007
Glen Dale city Council met in regular session on Monday, March 26, 2007, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance, were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs Office.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Kathy Ferrebee And Linda Shinn of Colonial Insurance. They want approval from Council to talk to City Employees about extra benefits that their company offers. In return for this privilege, they would inform the employees of the value of the extra benefits that the City presently is giving to them. Mayor Blazer informed them that he would get an idea of the employees wishes and get back to them.
Mayor Blazer also recognized Nila Chaddock, Sydney Grisell, and Bonnie Mueller of the Historical Society. They Gave an update on the funding for the Cockayne Property and a brief overview of future plans.
Richmond made a motion, seconded by Zinn, to give approval to the Historical Society to apply for a Cultural Facilities and Capital Resources Grant from the Arts Commission of the Division of Arts and History. Vote: Unanimous
Doug Paisley was also recognized by Mayor Blazer. Mr. Paisley informed Council that he was resigning his position as chairman of the Parks and Recreation Board but he would finish his term as a member on that Board. He had served in that position for 33 years. Council applauded Doug for a job well done!
Bills Totaling $6,490.58 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Jane Criswell of Accountant Dobbs' Office presented Council with a balanced budget proposal of $1,340,133.00 for F-Y 2007-2008. Council approved the budget proposal unanimously on a motion by Richmond and a second by Zinn.
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and McCulley seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond moved and Bero seconded a request for an executive session at 8:45p.m. At 9:15p.m. McCulley moved and Zinn seconded a motion to return to regular session. Both votes: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to advertise and accept applications for a part-time/full-time position with the street department. This would be a 32 hour per week position. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to advertise for bids to repave Jefferson Ave. and Woodridge Drive. Vote: Unanimous
English made a motion, second by Bero, to adjourn at 9:22p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
APRIL 9, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, April 9, 2007, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush. Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs Office. Chief of Police Stenger was Absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by English and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor blazer recognized Terry Wolfe and Joe Jack of Alta Vista. They were there to inquire about a neighbor doing work on his property that they felt was not according to code and doing so without a building permit. Mayor Blazer informed them that the matter would be checked into and appropriate actions taken.
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to accept bids from Klug Bros. In the amount of $22,117.00 to do paving on Jefferson Ave. and Woodridge Drive (sections A&B) as described in their proposal. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by McCulley, to authorize Street Commissioner Byers to hire part time employees at his discretion for this summer. Vote: Unanimous.
Doug Paisley was also recognized by Mayor Blazer. Mr. Paisley informed council that the Parks and Recreation Board had appointed Dan Livingston and Betsy Frohnapfel as Co-Chair Persons of that board and that pool managers had been hired for this summer.
Bills totaling $11,437.84 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to accept the highest bids on the two pick-up trucks that had been advertised and to re-bid the two pieced of equipment that received no sealed bids. Vote: Unanimous
A RESOLUTION BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GLEN DALE ACKNOWLEDGING AND SUPPORTING THE MISSION STATEMENT OF THE COCKAYNE HOUSE HISTORICAL PROJECT was unanimously passed by Council on a motion by Richmond and a second by Zinn.
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to accept on first reading AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND REPEAL THE CURRENT B&O TAX ORDINANCE with an amendment to section 733.16B(b). Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to accept on first reading AN ORDINANCE TO APPROVE THE CURRENT REPLACEMENT PAGES TO THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES FOR THE CITY OF GLEN DALE. Vote: Unanimous.
A resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into an agreement with the Department of Transportation to administer funds to purchase digital in-car video cameras was unanimously approved by Council on a motion by Richmond and a second by English.
Bero made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 8:31p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
______________________ Davis Blazer. Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
APRIL 23, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, April 23, 2007, at 7:30pm, at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall, 207 7th Street, Glen Dale WV.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also attending were Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner, and Jane Criswell of Thomas Dobbs, CPA. Those absent were Recorder Trembush and Police Chief Stenger.
Mayor Blazer called for a moment of silence in remembers of those who died at Virginia Tech and for special wishes for Allison Cook, granddaughter of Mr.& Mrs. Francis Pucharich who was injured in the attack.
Mark Crow addressed council with a resolution proclaiming May 3, 2007, as national Day of Prayer. Lou Richmond moved and Tim McCulley seconded Mr. Crows request with Mayor Blazer and all council members signing the proclamation.
Council advised City Clerk Singleton to again advertise for a part-time position in the street/sanitation department. On a motion by John Zinn and second by Wayne Bero, council approved Street Commissioner Byers request to purchase of two six yard dumpsters.
Lou Richmond moved and John Zinn seconded the paying of the bills totaling $2,590.94.
Council was advised of an opening on the Sanitary Board and advised City Clerk Singleton to place an ad in the paper for interested parties to submit a letter of interest.
Council review a bid for the painting of the inside of the city building and requested the city clerk to obtain another bid for comparison.
Attorney Gardner opened the bids for the items that had been placed for sale and reported the following: The 1992 GMC truck a bid in the amount of $412 by Mobile Lock Smith; the 1993 Ford garbage truck a bid in the amount of $412 by Mobile Lock Smith; and the 1973 brush chipped a bid in the amount of $327.51 by Robert Wade. On a motion by Tim McCulley and second by Lou Richmond the bids for the 1993 GMC truck and 1993 garbage truck were refused, the bid by Mr. wade for the chipped was accepted.
On a motion by Lou Richmond and second by Tim McCulley council approved on second reading an Ordinance to approve the current replacement pages to the codified ordinances. Also on a motion by John Zinn and second by Wayne Bero council repealed, amended and reenacted Article 733 of the city code concerning the levy, collection and enforcement of the business and occupation tax.
Several requests for donations were received and approved as follows: Glen Dale Elementary,$100; Bishop Donahue After Prom $100; St. Jude steak fry $100.
On a Motion by Lou Richmond and second by Larry English council went into executive session at 8:15p.m. On a motion Lou Richmond and second by Larry English council set the pay rate for pool managers at $8.25 per hour.
Also, on the direction of the Mayor all department heads are to be notified that all bills submitted for payment will have supporting invoices attached to them.
On a motion by Lou Richmond and second by Wayne Bero, council adjourned at 8:49p.m.
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David W. Blazer. Mayor
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Suzan Singleton City Clerk
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
MAY 14, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, May 14, 2007, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero English McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner and Jane Criswell from Accountant Dobbs Office. City Clerk Singleton was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote; Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, for the Street Department to purchase a garden tractor for the amount of $ 5,157.65. Vote; Unanimous
Bills totaling $12,733.89 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by Bero Vote; Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to table filling the vacancy on the Sanitary Board until that Board has time to review the letters of application and make a recommendation to council. Vote; Unanimous
Bids were reviewed for the painting of the City Building. McCulley made a motion, second by Richmond, to accept the bid of Git 'Er Dun Painting for a total of $1908.00 less $108.00 that was added for taxes. Vote; Unanimous
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote; Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, seconded by Zinn, to do part "C" of the original paving bid on Woodridge Drive as there are some extra funds in the B&O taxes and the company will already be there. Vote; Unanimous
Richmond moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 8:03p.m. At 8:25p.m. Richmond moved and Zinn seconded the motion to return to regular session. Both votes: Unanimous
The next regular meeting date for Council will coincide with the Memorial Day Holiday. Therefore Bero made a motion, seconded by McCulley, to cancel the regular meeting and to authorize paying bills incurred until the next meeting of Council. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 8:33p.m. Vote : Unanimous
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David Blazer. Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JUNE 11, 2007
Glen Dale City Council Met in regular session on Monday, June 11, 2007 at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall 207 7th Street, Glen Dale, WV. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Attorney Gardner, Jane Criswell and Tom Dobbs, CPA and City Clerk Singleton.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and seconded by Tim McCulley.
Thissel Cox, 308 2nd Street, asked about the water fountain at the shelter, was advised that was an agenda item.
Bills totaling $ 3, 559.05 were approved to be paid on a motion by Zinn and second by Lou Richmond.
Raises in the amount of $.50 were approved for the water/sanitary department employees on a motion by Lou Richmond and seconded by Tim McCulley. Also, on a motion by Larry English and seconded by Tim McCulley the water board was given approval to transfer $25,000.00 from their general fund to a CD. On a motion by John Zinn and second by Lou Richmond the water/ sanitary department was given approved to transfer monies into their eye/ dental fund to become fully funded. Approval was given to sell the water department utility truck for $1400.00 on a motion by Tim McCulley and second by Larry English. On a motion by Lou Richmond and second by Larry English. Water Superintendent Orlofske was also given permission to hire a part-time employee for 32 hours per week at a rate of $7.50 to the end of August. Councilman Zinn requested in the future all available position in the water/sanitary department be published in the newspaper as they are for other positions within the city.
Norm Steger reported to work on #2 was done and that the catch basin at the north end of town had been repaired.
Sean Orlofske presented council with information on replacing the water fountains at the pool and the park. John Zinn moved and Tin McCulley seconded the request to replace the two fountains with handicapped accessible ones. Sean Orlofske advised council that new parts had to be ordered for the boiler at the pool as it was not operating properly.
Chief Stenger advised council that a new radar unit and 3 car cameras had been ordered. The radar unit and two and a half of the cameras had been purchased through a grant from the highway safety office and the remaining half would be paid for out of the police budget.
Lou Richmond gave an update on the Cockayne Historical Society, the monies received, grants applied for and tours being given.
Request for contributions from the John Marshall Band and the Youth Club of Marshall county were received and on a motion by John Zinn and second by Tim McCulley $50.00 was pledged to both.
Mayor Blazer read a letter from Fr. Tom Schiffer, St Jude Church thanking the city for everything they do to help the church.
On a motion by Lou Richmond and second by Wayne Bero, council went into executive session at 8:07p.m. Council returned to regular session at 8:30p.m. After discussion a motion by made by Wayne Bero and second by Tim McCulley to raise the rate of pay for the concession stand workers at the pool to $4.25.
At 9:05p.m. Larry English moved and Wayne Bero seconded a motion to adjourn.
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Davis W. Blazer
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
AUGUST 27, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, August 27, 2007, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Member's: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske. City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner And Accountant Jane Criswell, Street Commissioner Byers was Absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $13,654.34 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
On the recommendation of Chief Stenger, Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to hire Bill Whitelatch as full-time police officer to fill the present vacancy on the staff. Vote: Unanimous
Daniel W. Garvick was recommended by Chief Stenger to be hired as a part-time police officer to fill that vacancy. Richmond made the motion, second by Zinn, to hire D. W. Garvick as part-time officer which will maintain the compliment of officers on the force. Vote: Unanimous
English moved and Bero seconded a request for an executive session at 7:47p.m. Zinn moved and Richmond seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:37p.m. Both votes: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to authorize Attorney Gardner to contact the realtor handling the Tkach building and place a bid on that property. Vote: Unanimous.
Bero made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 8:40p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 10, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, September 10, 2007, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English McCulley and Richmond. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers and Accountant Jane Criswell. Council Member Zinn, Water Superintendent Orlofske, City Clerk Singleton, and Attorney Gardner were absent.
On the recommendation of Street Commissioner Byers, Bero made a motion with a second by Richmond to hire Roy T. McGinnis as a part-time/full-time employee to work at the discretion of the Street Commissioner. This employment is to be on a trial basis for six months to fill a full time position and his work and completion of a CDL License is to be taken into consideration if he is to be recommended for the full time position. Vote: Unanimous.
Bills totaling $5,992.69 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Bero seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 7:50p.m. English moved and Bero seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:15p.m. Both votes Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 8:16p.m.
__________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 24, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, September 24, 2007, at 7:30p.m., at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall, 201 7th Street, Glen Dale WV.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members English, Richmond, McCulley, and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Attorney Gardner, Bookkeeper Criswell and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Recorder Trembush and Councilman Bero.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn and second by Tim McCulley.
Committee Reports were given. Jim Byers requested to paint the roof of the building at a cost of approximately $700.00. John Zinn moved to approved this request, seconded by Tim McCulley, Council unanimously approved. Lou Richmond moved to pay bills in the amount of $5,061.58, seconded by Larry English, council unanimously approved. Lou Richmond moved to advertise for a stair lift for the city building, seconded by John Zinn, council unanimously approved. Norm Stenger requested a budget revision in the amount of $3,500.00 for repairing/updating of any city throughout the town. John Zinn moved, Lou Richmond seconded this request, unanimously passed by council. Norm Stenger also advised council that the city building has been painted, both inside and out. He requested permission to obtain pricing for decals on the main door and some type inside directions. Tim McCulley moved, and John Zinn seconded this request, Norm Stenger also requested a date be confirmed for the Building Enforcement Committee. He advised he would check with those on the committee to obtain the best available date. Norm Stenger further advised that emergency services, police, fire, rescue would be taking part in a mock disaster at John Marshall and one at Warren Distribution. Lou Richmond stated the Historical Society had opened bids for the front porch of the Cockayne house. Larry English moved, and Lou Richmond seconded a motion to accept all standing committee reports.
John Zinn moved to donate $25 to Bishop Donahue for their walk-a-thon, seconded by Larry English, council unanimously approved.
Lou Richmond moved for an executive session by Larry English at 7:43p.m. John Zinn moved, Tim McCulley seconded returning back to regular session at 8:20p.m.
Since Monday, October 8, 2007 is a State Holiday, the next regular session will be held on Tuesday, October 9, 2007.
Lou Richmond moved to adjourn at 8:30p.m., seconded by Larry English.
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David W. Blazer, Mayor
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
OCTOBER 24, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, October 24, 2007, at 7:30p.m., at the Fireman's Hall, 201 7th Street, Glen Dale WV.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members Tim McCulley, Lou Richmond, John Zinn, Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Attorney Gardner, Bookkeeper Criswell, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Recorder Trembush, and Council Members Bero and English.
John Zinn moved to accept the minutes of the previous meeting, seconded by Lou Richmond.
On a motion by Lou Richmond and second by Tim McCulley bills totaling $5,217.09 were approved to be paid. Jane Criswell gave update on finances and reported revenues were approximately $84,000 ahead of expenditures.
Due to the lack of a quorum the water board did not have a meeting. Sean Orlofske gave council an update on the recent sanitary survey and what steps were being taken to make recommended deficiencies. Sean also reported the main trunk line on Baltimore Avenue was in danger of collapse and that emergency repairs would have to be made. John Zinn moved, Lou Richmond seconded the authorization to make the emergency repairs. Sean also reported the sanitary board had purchased signs reminding citizens to clean up after their pets. This was a results of a high fecal content in the storm water samples. Lou Richmond moved and Tim McCulley seconded the authorization of $200 to be spent by water/sanitary employees toward the purchase of boots and jackets. John Zinn moved and Lou Richmond seconded this same authorization for employee of the street/ sanitation department.
Eleven building permits had been applied for and approved since the last meeting.
Norm Stenger reported several new street signs had been ordered. Norm also reported he was attempting to set up a building enforcement committee and was trying to work with the health department to determine a time that would be agreeable to all involved. Norm also reported the police and fire departments participated in two mock disasters the past week. One at John Marshall and one at Warren Distribution. Further, that he and Norm Pastorius were going to design a training plan for the two departments, that when completed would be explained to council. As economic development chairman, Norm Stenger informed council that Tractor Supply would be moving into the Coco Development complex next to Ponderosa in February 2008.
Lou Richmond reported the historical society had approved an architect to begin working on the porch of the Cockayne House, moving trees, and setting up a fund raiser at John Marshall.
Attorney Gardner advised he was in the process of completing letter to the auditor as required by law.
John Zinn moved, Tim McCulley seconded accepting the standing committee reports as presented.
Tim McCulley gave update on the progress he's made on the annual Christmas Decorating contest. Norm Stenger advised council the old decorations will be taken to the St. Mary's Correctional Facility to be re-done. Two bids were received for the stair lift for the city building. It was decided to table the bids so a committee could be set up to decide what option would best suit the city.
John Zinn moved and Lou Richmond seconded a resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into a agreement with the WV Development Office in the amount of $26,500 to be used for street repairs and maintenance. Lou Richmond moved and John Zinn seconded a resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into an agreement with the WV Development Office in the amount of $10,000 to be used for the purchase and installation of a chair lift for the city building
Tim McCulley moved and Lou Richmond seconded the agreement with the DOH for SRIC products for the coming season.
Invitation for the business after hours was received for Wednesday, October 24th. A reminder for the ribbon cutting and open house for Warren Distribution at 11:00a.m., Saturday, October 27th was noted.
Halloween hours have been set for 6:00p.m.-7:30p.m., Halloween night
Lou Richmond informed council he has received calls from residents about students at John Marshall Parking on the city streets and reminded those students they are to park at the school.
Lou Richmond moved and John Zinn seconded a request for an executive session at 7:49p.m. At 8:10p.m., Council returned to regular session a motion by Lou Richmond and second by John Zinn.
John Zinn Moved and Tim McCulley seconded donating $100 to the historical society.
Lou Richmond moved and John Zinn seconded a request to adjourn. Meeting Concluded at 8:14p.m.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
NOVEMBER 26, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, November 26, 2007, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Accountant Jane Criswell. City Clerk Singleton and Attorney Gardner were absent.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer recognized visitors in the audience and Tom Sutton was the only one who chose to address council. He is a resident of 7th Street and was concerned about turning the street over to the state and exactly what it would entail. Mayor Blazer and Chief Stenger informed him that none of the plans are finalized and there would be a public hearing before doing so.
Bills totaling $9,874.49 were approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
McCulley made a motion, second by English, to hire a cleaning person for the offices with time not to exceed three hours a week. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to Compensate the secretary of the Parks and Recreation Board at a rate of $25.00 per meeting. There are usually 4-6 meeting per year. Vote: Unanimous.
After a brief explanation of time lines involved in the T-21 Grant process, Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to approve the Historical Society's application for a T-21 Grant in the amount of $250,000.00 for interior renovation of the Cockayne House. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and McCulley seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
McCulley made a motion, second by Zinn, to purchase a stairway lift for the City Building from the American Access Division of McArdle Surgical. The cost is to be $10,887.00 for materials and installation. Vote: Unanimous.
A Resolution of application to convey 7th street and a portion of Baltimore Avenue to the West Virginia Department of Transportation Division of Highways for the purpose of continuing and updating an access road to serve several industries in Glen Dale was approved on a motion by Bero and a second by Richmond. ROLL CALL VOTE: 5-0.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to approve Christmas bonuses in the same amount as last year to all employees. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion to table the discussion of the PEIA billing because council did not have sufficient information to make a decision. English seconded the motion which passed unanimously.
English moved and Bero seconded a request for an executive session at 8:08p.m. Zinn moved and McCulley seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:20p.m. Both votes: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to authorize Attorney Gardner to contact the realtor handling the Tkach building and to increase our bid on that property to $85,000.00. Vote: Unanimous.
English made a motion, second by Zinn, to adjourn at 8:23p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
DECEMBER 10, 2007
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, December 10, 2007, at 7:30p.m., at the Fireman's Hall, at 201 7th Street, Glen Dale, WV.
Those in attendance were recorder Trembush. Council members: Bero, English, Richmond, and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Attorney Gardner, Bookkeeper Criswell, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Mayor Blazer and Councilman McCulley.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn, seconded by Lou Richmond.
Committee reports were approved as submitted.
Norm Stenger reported on the bid for the stair lift at the city building. Council advised to submit the order.
A discussion into the PEIA billing of retiree health care benefits resulted in Lou Richmond moving to establish an escrow account for these funds. John Zinn seconded, council approved.
Larry English moved, Lou Richmond seconded providing $5,000 to the Cockayne Historical Site to be applied as a match to their grant to make needed repairs to the site.
The public was advised the municipal election will be held on May 23, 2008 and that petitions for the office of Mayor, Recorder, and Council (3) would be available between January 9th and January 28th in the office of the city clerk. Council advised the city clerk to advertise this information in the local papers.
Lou Richmond moved, Larry English seconded the city clerk to pay all bills due since there would not be a meeting until January 14th, 2008, unless a special meeting was called.
Lou Richmond moved, Larry English seconded to adjourn at 7:15p.m.
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Gerald Trembush, Recorder
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JANUARY 14, 2008
Mayor Blazer called the meeting to order at 7:30p.m. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, roll was taken.
Present: Mayor Blazer, Wayne Bero, Larry English, Tim McCulley, John Zinn, Lou Richmond, Fred Gardner, Jane Criswell-Rickman. Absent: Gerry Trembush, Suzan Singleton and Norm Stenger.
Motion by John to accept the minutes of the previous meeting with the correction being made that the motion to donate money to the Cockayne Society was made by Larry and seconded by John. Seconded by Larry. Motion carried.
General Public- Doug Loy, 301 10th St.- Concerned about safety issues with Warren and also wanted to know what they contribute to the City. He wanted to know if our Fire Dept. could handle a fire from there. Rich Schoene told him that they were capable of handling a fire but a catastrophe obviously id different. Lou explained to him that they had containment barriers around every 6 tanks and that they have provided the City with a supply of foam. Lou is going to talk to Tom Hart. Doug wanted to know if they ( Warren) had to follow any codes and if there was a guarantee that they weren't going to get too big. Mayor told him that no one but Clerk had access to B&O figures and that wasn't public knowledge.
Committee Reports- Fire- Nothing.
Street- Motion by Lou to put out for bid the specs to get a used crack sealer. John seconded. Motion carried. Jim will get Suzie the info for the paper. Also a bid will be put out for a new vehicle that was included in this year's budget.
Finance- Larry made a motion to pay bills in the amount of $8,816.06. Lou seconded. Motion carried. Lou made a motion to do a budget revision for the unencumbered balance at 6/30/07 to the community development fund in the amount of $304,829. Larry seconded. Motion carried. John made a motion to do a budget revision to decrease the unencumbered balance for Coal Severance in the amount of $5,417.32. Tim seconded. Motion carried.
Water- Motion by Tim and seconded by Larry for Water Board to proceed to the step of the water project which is to negotiate a contract with an engineering firm. Motion carried. The interviews have already been done and the top 3 have been selected.
Sanitary - Nothing
License/permits -4
Property - Nothing
Park & Rec. - Lou reported that a meeting was held prior to council meeting. There were several repairs that need to be done to the pool prior to opening in the spring. The filter system needs replaced, the boiler needs repaired and possibly purchasing a solar cover. They also discussed trying to obtain grant money to replace that benches. Lou asked that the request for a budget revision in the amount of $18,000 for the pool be put on the next agenda. Lou also noted that they would be advertising for lifeguards and concession workers soon and that the pool ended up making a small profit last year. Lou commended Jim and Sean for all of the assistance that they provided at the pool and contributed that to a large part of its successful season.
Zoning - Nothing
Planning - Nothing
Building Enforcement - Nothing
Economic - Nothing
Historic - T 21 grant is being prepared and should be on its way in a couple of weeks, JM students made a nice contribution to Society for the grave sprays they made out of the pine from the property.
Legal - Warren Dist. access agreement discussion- The DOH will fund up to $400,000 and anything the City has to pay beyond that will be reimbursed by Warren. This is for the new crossing at 7th St. It also includes any utility relocations, easements and Right of Way. The DOH will do the engineering on the project and the County Commission will take care of the right of ways and utility relocations. Tippy Cox spoke up and raised several questions about the issue. Stated that he didn't approve of his tax dollars funding this project. Dave Thomas wanted to know who decided 7th Street was the best route and said no meeting was held with the residents as promised. Wayne told him that meeting was for widening the street and that that had nothing to do with this matter. Mayor also informed him that 7th street has been the access road for over 40 years. John Zinn made a motion to accept the Intergovernmental Agreement as read by Fred Gardner. Tim seconded. Motion carried.
Old Business- None
New Business - Lou reminded everyone about the election on 5/13 and that petitions are available for Mayor, Recorder and Council positions at the City Building until 1/28.
Mayor- Thank you note was received from the Long family in regard to the Christmas Lights contest.
Tim made a motion to go into exec session at 8:05 (approx). Wayne seconded. Motion carried. Executive session ended at 8:15.
Lou Richmond made a motion to adjourn, Zinn seconded. Motion carried.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Jane L. Criswell-Rickman
Glen Dale Council Meeting
Monday, January 14, 2008
7:30 PM
Mayor Blazer called the meeting to order at 7:30 pm. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, roll was taken.
Present: Mayor Blazer, Wayne Bero, Larry English, Tim McCulley, John Zinn, Lou Richmond, Fred Gardner, Jane Criswell-Rickman Absent: Garry Trembush, Susan Singleton, and Norman Stenger.
Motion by John to accept the minutes of the previous meeting with the correction being made that the motion to donate money to the Cockayne Society was made by Larry and seconded by John. Seconded by Larry. Motion carried.
General Public - Doug Loy, 301 10th St - Concerned about safety issues with Warren and also wanted to know what they contribute to the City. He wanted to know if our Fire Dept could handle a fire from there. Rich Schoene told him that they were capable of handling a fire but a catastrophe obviously is different. Lou explained to him that they had containment barriers around every 6 tanks and that they have provided the City with a supply of foam. Lou is going to talk to Tom Hart. Doug wanted to know if they (Warren) had to follow any codes and if there was a guarantee that they weren't going to get too big. Mayor told him that no one but Clerk had access to B&O figures and that it wasn't public knowledge.
Committee Reports - Fire - Nothing
Streets - Motion by Lou to put out for bid the specs to get a used crack sealer. John seconded. Motion carried. Jim will get Suzie the info for the paper. Also a bid will be put out for a new vehicle that was included in this year's budget.
Finance - Larry made a motion to pay bills in the amount of $8,816.06. Lou seconded. Motion carried. Lou made a motion to do a budget revision for the unencumbered balance at 6/30/07 to the community development fund in the amount of $304,829. Larry seconded. Motion carried. John made a motion to do a budget revision to decrease the unencumbered balance for Coal Severance in the amount of $5,417.32. Tim seconded. Motion carried.
Water - Motion by Tim and seconded by Larry for Water Board to proceed to the next step of the water project which is to negotiate a contract with an engineering firm. Motion carried. The interviews have already been done and the top 3 have been selected.
Sanitary - Nothing
Licenses/Permits - 4
Traffic - Nothing
Property - Nothing
Parks & Rec - Lou reported that a meeting was held prior to council meeting. There were several repairs that need to be done to the pool prior to opening in the spring. The filter system needs replaced, the boiler needs repaired and possible purchasing a solar cover. They also discussed trying to obtain grant money to replace the benches. Lou asked that the request for a budget revision in the amount of $18,000 for the pool be put on the next agenda. Lou also noted that they would be advertising for lifeguards and concession workers soon and that the pool ended up making a small profit last year. Lou commended Jim and Sean for all of the assistance that they provided at the pool and contributed that to a large part of its successful season.
Zoning - Nothing
Planning - Noting
Building Enforcement - Nothing
Economic - Nothing
Historic - T21 grant is being prepared and should be on its way in a couple of weeks, JM students made a nice contribution to Society for the grave sprays they made out of the pine from the property.
Legal - Warren Dist access agreement discussion - The DOH will fund up to $400,000 and anything the City has to pay beyond that will be reimbursed by Warren. This is for the new crossing at 7th St. It also includes any utility relocations, easements and Right of Ways. The DOH will do the engineering on the project and the County Commission will take care of the right of ways and utility relocations. Tippy Cox spoke up and raised several questions about the issue. Stated that he didn't approve of his tax dollars funding this project. Dave Thomas wanted to know who decided 7th Street was the best route and said that no meeting was held with the residents as promised. Wayne told him that meeting was for widening the street and that had nothing to do with this matter. Mayor also informed him that 7th Street has been the access road for over 40 years. John Zinn made a motion to accept the intergovernmental Agreement as read by Fred Gardner. Tim seconded. Motion carried.
Old Business - None
New Business - Lou reminded everyone about the election on 5/13 and that petitions are available for Mayor, Recorder and Council positions at the City Building until 1/28
Mayor - Thank you note was received from the Long family in regard tot eh Christmas Light contest.
Tim made a motion to go into exec session at 8:05 (approx). Wayne seconded. Motion carried.
Executive session ended at 8:15.
Lou Richmond mad a motion to adjourn. Zinn seconded. Motion carried.
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David Blazer, Mayor
_____________________________ Jane L. Criswell-Rickman
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
January 28, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, January 28, 2008, at 7:30 p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner, and Accountant Jane Criswell. Street Commissioner Byers was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer recognized visitors in the audience and Mr. Dewey Morgan of 502 Jefferson Ave. in Moundsville wanted to address council. He was concerned about the truck traffic leaving mud and dirt on the walking trail adjacent to the parking lot of Warren Distribution. Chief Stenger informed Mr. Morgan that the part of the trail was actually on the city street and that the officials of Warren have been very cooperative but the problem lies with the drivers. The Chief is to talk to them again about the problem.
Bills totaling $7,860.64 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by English, to make a revision in the budget in the amount of $18,000 for the Parks and Recreation Board. The monies are allocated for repairs or upgrading of the filter system and boiler and the possible purchase of a cover or solar blanket for the pool. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and McCulley seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 7:39 p.m. Bero moved and Zinn seconded the motion to return to regular session at 7:52 p.m. Both Votes: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 7:55p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
February 11, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, February 11, 2008, at 7:30 p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner, and Accountant Jane Criswell. Councilman McCulley was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer recognized visitors in the audience and Richard Schoene reported that the annual fire Department steak fry is scheduled for March 15, 2008 and that tickets are available.
Bills totaling $3,065.99 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by Zinn. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to accept the recommendation of the Water Board to accept the low bid of $186,000.00 from Cerrone Association, Inc. for improvements to the City's water distribution and storage system. Vote: Unanimous.
Attorney Gardner opened the bids for a new truck and sealer. Action on the bids were tabled on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Zinn seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to increase the monthly compensation of Council to $100.00, Recorder to $200.00 and Mayor to $300.00. Salary increases for these positions have not increases in the past 25-30 years and will not take effect until the present positions are filled by election. Vote: Unanimous.
English moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 8:03 p.m. Bero moved and English seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:35 p.m. Both Votes: Unanimous.
English made a motion, second by Bero, to adjourn at 8:42 p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
February 25, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular sessions on Monday, February 25, 2008, at 7:30 p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, city Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner, and Accountant Jane Criswell. Chief of Police Stenger was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to purchase a 2004 Crafco Sealer in the amount of $24,950.00 from DJL Enterprises and to be financed for five years through Comvest Ltd. at a 4.1% interest rate. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by McCulley, to purchase a new 1 ton Chevrolet pickup truck equipped as bid from Glen Dale Motors for the amount of $28,206.00 and to be financed for five years through Comvest Ltd. at a 4.1% interest rate. Vote: 4-1 (Zinn)
Bills totaling $11,434.08 were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
English made a motion, second by Bero, to purchase a new computer from Data East to be used at the Water Dep't. Office with the cost to be shared by the City, Sewage, Sanitation, and Water departments equally for about $235.00 each. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to approve on second reading an Ordinance of the City of Glen Dale, West Virginia raising the monthly compensation of Council to $100.00, Recorder to $200.00, and Mayor to $300.00. ROLL CALL VOTE: Unanimous.
English made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Zinn seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 8:00 p.m. Zinn moved and McCulley seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:25 p.m. Both Votes: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 8:27 p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
March 10, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, March 10, 2008, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner, and Accountant Jane Criswell. Chief of Police Stenger and Water Superintendent Orlofske were absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn ad a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $12,898.97 were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Richmond seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion second by English, to donate $100.00 to the Bishop Donahue High School "AFTER PROM" party as was done the previous year. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to adjourn at 7:47p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
March 24, 2008
Glen Dale City council met in regular session on Monday, March 24, 2008, at 7:30p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner and Accountant Jane Criswell. Councilman McCulley and City Clerk Singleton were absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by English and a second by Zinn. Vote: Unanimous
After a brief discussion and a recommendation from Street Commissioner Byers, Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to put in a drainage pipe at the third street park eliminating the bridge needing a new handrail. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to accept the financial report as given by Accountant Criswell. Vote: Unanimous
Accountant Criswell presented a proposed budget of $1,755,262.00 for the 2008-2009 fiscal year which was accepted unanimously by council on a motion by Richmond and a second by English.
Bero made a motion, second by Zinn, for the Mayor to sign a pre-application for the Water Improvement Funding. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, for a resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into an agreement with the Community Participation Program for a grant of $21,500.00 to be used for repairs and renovations throughout town. Vote: Unanimous
English made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Bero seconded. Vote: Unanimous
English moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 7:55p.m. Zinn moved and Bero seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:23p.m. Both Votes: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to help out the Glen Dale Baseball Association for an amount not to exceed $1,000.00 upon their presenting unpaid receipts of uniforms and safety equipment. Vote: Unanimous
English made a motion, second by Richmond, to adjourn at 8:41p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
April 14, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, April 14, 2008, at 7:30 p.m. at Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, and Accountant Jane Criswell. Attorney Gardner was represented by Attorney Jerimiah Gardner. Chief of Police Stenger was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Mr. Richard Dean who was in the audience. He complained of the dirt and dust that blows around the neighborhood from the fill on the old airport parking lot. Also there is debris and a pot hole in the bend of the road located across from the pump station belonging to Warren Distribution. Mayor Blazer informed him that Chief Stenger had a list of things to talk to the people at Warren about and that he would add those to the list to be corrected.
There were no bills to pay and Bero made a motion, second by Richmond, to accept the financial report as presented by Accountant Criswell. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to authorize City Clerk Singleton to transfer monies from the consolidated funds as may become necessary for the Water Department to pay bills needed for repairs and updates on the water lines rather than doing it now and losing interest on those monies. Vote: Unanimous
Water Superintendent Orlofske presented Council with information on an Aquatrek Ramp to accommodate the physically challenged when using the swimming pool. Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to purchase the ramp. Vote: Unanimous-- Mayor Blazer is to inquire to see if monies are available from the Roberts Trust Fund for this purpose.
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley moved and Zinn seconded a request for an executive session at 8:02p.m. Zinn moved and Bero seconded a motion to return to regular session at 8:42p.m. Both Votes: Unanimous
City Clerk Singleton informed Council that she had an inquiry from former Mayor and Councilman Baumgardnear about his time served in the City counting toward state retirement as an elected official. No one on Council was aware of this being a possibility. City Clerk Singleton had called the West Virginia State Retirement Board and they informed her that this was indeed the policy. Therefore, Council and Mayor and any future elected officials for the City are afforded the opportunity to pay into the state retirement system unless they sign a waiver choosing not to.
English made a motion, second by Richmond, to adjourn at 8:50p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
April 15,2008
Glen Dale City Council met in special session on Tuesday, April 15, 2008 at 8:00a.m. at the Water Department Office, 201 7th Street, Glen Dale, WV. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. City Clerk Singleton was present also.
On a motion by Larry English and second by Lou Richmond, the levy estimate in the amount $261,262 was passed unanimously.
On a motion by Wayne Bero and second by Tim McCulley the meeting adjourned at 8:05a.m.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
April 28, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, April 28, 2008, at 7:30 p.m. at the Glen Dale Fireman's Hall. Mayor Blazer asked for a moment of silence in memory of former Councilman Joe Jack of which all in attendance participated. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner, and Accountant Jane Criswell.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized visitors in the audience and gave them an opportunity to express their concerns. Mr. Jay Adams wanted to buy the 1993 Ford garbage truck for $1,500.00 The truck had been put up for bid previously but no acceptable bid was given. Attorney Gardner advised that Council needed to re-bid the truck to the public and that Mr. Adams could put in a sealed bid as needed.
Lisa and Francis Reilley wanted to express their concern about a letter of notification Mr. Reilley had received about cleaning up his property from the weeds and other debris that had accumulated. Lisa informed Council that she had done this and that the neighbors had trimmed their trees and shrubs and thrown the clippings onto their property. Mayor Blazer informed them that Street commissioner Byers would have his crew pick up the clippings.
Bills totaling $10,959.67 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by Zinn. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion, second by English, for the Mayor to place his signature on a water project budget document. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to authorize Water Superintendent Orlofske to purchase six new fire hydrants out of the water department hydrant funds. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
City Clerk Singleton informed Council of different options that elected officials in the State of West Virginia including City of Glen Dale had concerning insurance. After a discussion of concerns, Zinn made a motion to permit any current or future elected official of the City of Glen Dale to join the Public Employees Insurance Agency while serving their elected term. The elected official must pay for this insurance as well as any other actual or inferred cost which may be involved so that no burden of the expense will be placed on the City. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 7:55 p.m. Zinn moved and Bero seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:55 p.m. Both Votes: Unanimous
English made a motion, second by Richmond, to adjourn at 8:57 p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY MINUTES
May 12, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, May 12, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, City Clerk Singleton, and Accountant Jane Criswell. Councilman McCulley, Street Commissioner Byers, and Attorney Gardner were absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $33,148.33 were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
English made a motion, second by Bero, for Water Superintendent Orlofske to hire part time summer help. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
There was only one bid on the 1993 Ford garbage truck submitted which was in the amount of $1,550.00 given by Mr. Jay Adams. Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to sell the truck. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, for a resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to accept the conditions of a contract with the West Virginia Development Office in the amount of $21,500.00 to be used to pave the streets and repair the filtering system at the City pool. Vote: Unanimous
Discussion requested by Councilman Zinn to address enforcement of City Codes was tabled at the request of Councilman Zinn.
English made a motion, second by Zinn, for Street Commissioner Byers to hire part-time summer help. Vote 4-0-1 (Richmond abstained)
Zinn moved and Bero seconded a request for an executive session at 7:45 p.m. Zinn moved and English seconded the motion to return to regular session at 9:00 p.m. Both Votes: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to adjourn at 9:17 p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
Glen Dale City Council Minutes
June 23, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, June 23, 2008 at 7:30 pm in the council chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Accountant Jane Criswell. Chief of Police Stenger and Water Superintendent Orlofske were absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Mr. Fred Brunner of Moundsville who was there to question a warning ticket he had received for parking. Mayor Blazer told him that a new officer or a substitute officer evidently wrote the warning as he was legally parked. Also recognized was Mr. Doug Loy of Glen Dale who wanted to know about the railroad crossing at Warren Dist. and who was going to pay the bill. He was informed that there was a meeting concerning this issue last week and we still don't have the necessary information.
The financial report was accepted as presented with no bills to be paid on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Attorney Gardner opened the only bid received for a new chassis for the packer to be used by the Sanitation Department. The bid was from West Virginia & Ohio Motor Sales. The bid of $99,140.00 for a Mack chassis with a standard transmission was accepted on a motion by Richmond and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Zinn seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, seconded by Zinn, to increase the Street Department budget for sealing from $1,000.00 to $5,000.00 to be effective July 1, 2008. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 8:03pm. Zinn moved and Bero seconded the motion to return at regular session at 8:15pm. Both votes: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, seconded by Richmond, to adjourn at 8:27pm. Vote: Unanimous
________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
____________________________Gerald A Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JULY 14, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, July 14, at 7:30p.m. in Council chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Accountant Jane Criswell.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by McCulley, to accept a bid from Quality Truck Body & Equipment Co., Inc. in the amount of $1,250.00 for the 1984 Mack chassis and cab. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to accept the bid from Quality Truck Body & Equipment Co. to paint and change the packer for the garbage truck in the amount of $12,213.28. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by English, to make a budget revision which would transfer all carry-over money into next years fiscal budget. Vote Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to finance the new garbage truck chassis and cab with Comvest Ltd., Inc. for a four (4) year period at a rate of 4.25%. The payment on the loan would be $2,337.18 per month and there is to be no penalty if paid off ahead of time. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Richmond seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer presented Council with a proposal from Trident Insurance Services, LLC for coverage resulting from acts of terrorism. The proposal failed for lack of a motion.
Richmond moved and Bero second a request for an executive session at 7:50p.m. Zinn moved and McCulley seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:14p.m. Both votes: Unanimous
English made a motion, second by Bero, to adjourn at 8:17p.m. Vote: Unanimous
______________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JULY 28, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, July 28, 2008, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn, Also present were Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton and Attorney Gardner. Council Member Bero, Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske and Accountant Criswell were absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Mr. Richard Dean who expressed continued concern about the dust created at Warren Dist. and the water drainage from the roof washing debris onto the road at the loading dock area. Mayor Blazer informed them that the problem would be checked into.
Mr. Bob Baumgardner was there to request that the alley behind his house be paved this summer. He was informed that this was discussed at the last meeting.
Bills totaling $3,858.28 were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by English, that the agenda for the next meeting include time to discuss and update the present Municipal Fee.
Zinn moved and McCulley second a request for an executive session at 7:55p.m. McCulley moved and Richmond seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:17p.m. Both votes: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to adjourn at 8:19p.m. Vote. Unanimous
__________________________ David Blazer. Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
AUGUST 11, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, August 11, 2008, at 7:30p.m., in council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, And Zinn. Also attending were Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Attorney Gardner, Bookkeeper Criswell-Rickman, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent Recorder Trembush.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn, second by Tim McCulley.
Lou Richmond moved to pay bills totaling $3,477.17, seconded by Larry English.
Water Superintendent Orlofske advised the water and sanitary boards would be meeting on August 18th.
Mayor Blazer stated he had received information that the pool would be staying open until Labor Day.
Lou Richmond gave an overview of the progress the historical society was making on the Cockayne Project.
Attorney Gardner read by title an ordinance of the city of Glen Dale, West Virginia. amending and re-enacting section 751.01 of the city code concerning a municipal service fee providing for the imposition, rate and collection. Wayne Bero moved to pass the ordinance of first reading, second by John Zinn. A roll call vote with the following results: Bero, yea; English, yea; McCulley, yea; Richmond, yea; Zinn, yea.
Attorney Gardner read an ordinance to approve the current replacement pages of the codified ordinances that certain provisions within the codified ordinances should be amended to conform with current State Law. Lou Richmond moved and Wayne Bero seconded the motion to pass the ordinance on first reading. A roll call vote with the following results: Bero, yea; English, yea; McCulley, yea; Richmond, yea; Zinn, yea. Wayne Bero moved and Tim McCulley seconded a motion to suspend the rules and pass the ordinance on second reading due to the urgency of the ordinance. a roll call vote with the following results; Bero, yea; English, yea; McCulley, yea; Richmond, yea; Zinn, yea.
Larry English moved, Lou Richmond seconded to accept the standing committee report as presented.
Lou Richmond expressed to council his concern about the truck coming from South Park onto 7th Street. Chief Stenger and Street Commissioner Byers to look into the situation and advise.
At 7: 45p.m., Lou Richmond moved, John Zinn seconded a request for an executive. Council returned to regular session at 8:11p.m.
Lou Richmond moved, Wayne Bero seconded a motion to put out for bid for paving of Alta Vista to Zane Street, Zane Street from Wheeling Avenue to Jefferson Avenue, Alta Vista and the remainder of Tomlinson Avenue from 7th Street to 3rd Street. Lou Richmond moved, John Zinn seconded a motion to put out for bid a new software program for city operations. Lou Richmond moved, John Zinn seconded a motion to approve the following repairs and purchases: Replace three(3) old window garage doors: two on building #1 and one on building #2. Repair one (1) metal garage door, the garbage truck bay. Replace the old garden tractor with a 50" triple bagger mower. Painting and repainting three(3) exteriors of the Street Department Buildings. One(1) in-car camera for the police department. for a approximate cost of $114,000.00.
Lou Richmond moved, Wayne Bero seconded a motion to hire two full-time dispatchers as soon as possible.
At 8:35p.m. John Zinn moved, Lou Richmond seconded a motion to adjourn.
_____________________________________ David W. Blazer Mayor
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
AUGUST 25, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, August 25, 2008 at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Street Commissioner Byers was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Mr. Cox who expressed concern about a tree that was growing out over the sidewalk at First Street and Wheeling Ave. Mayor Blazer informed him the Street Commissioner Byers would remove the obstruction. Councilman Zinn and Chief Stenger pointed out two other areas of concern and the Mayor recommended that the street department take care of them as well.
Bills totaling $3,415.67 were approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to accept Attorney Gardner's recommendation to have the Planning Committee meet to consider changes in Section 1325.03 of the Codified Ordinances of the City of Glen Dale. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion , second by Richmond, to table the second reading of an ordinance amending and re-enacting section 751.01 of the City code. Vote: Unanimous.
McCulley moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 8:00p.m. Zinn moved and McCulley seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:29p.m. Both votes: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, that Rusty Kutis be promoted to the position of Assistant Water Superintendent at the recommendation of Water Superintendent Orlofske. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, that the salary for a part-time or substitute Water Clerk would be $8.60 per hour. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to adjourn at 8:40p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
___________________________________ David Blazer. Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
September 8, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, September 8, 2008, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: English, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Absent were City Clerk Singleton and Council Members Bero and McCulley.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer Recognized Mr. R. Dean who expressed continued concern about the dust created by the traffic at Warren. Mayor Blazer informed him that there was a meeting scheduled for Wednesday with Warren concerning this problem.
Mayor Blazer also recognized Nila Chaddock of the Historical Society who gave an update on the Cockayne House, They are getting ready to paint the exterior of the house and need to choose a color or colors to be used and wanted input from Council. Mayor Blazer informed her that someone would be in touch to relay councils choice.
Richmond made a motion, second by English, to accept the financial report given by Bookkeeper Rickman with no bills to be paid. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to pass on second and final reading an ordinance amending and re-enacting section 751.01 of the City Code. Vote: Unanimous.
Attorney Gardner opened bids for paving. The First bid of $46,471.00 is to pave Tomlinson Ave. from 3rd to 7th Streets. The next bid is to pave Jefferson from Zane to Alta Vista; Zane Street from Jefferson to Route 2; and Alta vista Ave. for $40,922.00.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to accept both bids and proceed with the paving of those streets. Vote: Unanimous.
English made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Richmond seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 7:57p.m. Zinn moved and Richmond seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:27p.m. Both votes: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, that councilman Richmond be reappointed as Finance Chairman. Vote: Zinn, yes; English, yes; Trembush, yes and Richmond abstained.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, that council accept the recommendation of the State Historical Society to paint the Cockayne Farm House with its original colors of brown and beige with green shutters. Vote unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to adjourn at 8:32p.m. Vote Unanimous.
_______________________________________David Blazer. Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 22, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, September 22, 2008, at 7:30p.m., in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water superintendent Orlofske, Attorney Gardner, and Bookkeeper Rickman.
Those absent were Recorder Trembush and City Clerk Singleton.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved of a motion by John Zinn and second by Lou Richmond.
David Knuth of 7th Street address council in reference to the heavy truck on 7th Street and submitted a letter explaining his concerns in full.
The finance report was approved as presented on a motion by Lou Richmond and second by John Zinn.
Water Superintend Orlofske explained to council that his request to replace the sewer line on 6th street has been changed to a repair due to the cost of the project.
Attorney Gardner gave a full report on the recommendations of the planning commission and presented council with an ordinance amending section 1325.03(a)(b) of the city code. Wayne Bero moved to accept on first reading, seconded by Tim McCulley, Zinn abstained. Issue #2 Concerning the creation/designation of a Historical District. John Zinn moved to accept the recommendation, seconded by Wayne Bero. Attorney Gardner to prepare the ordinances to reflect the changes.
Chief Stenger reported on a meeting that was held on September 16th with the building enforcement committee. Eight properties were identified, photographs taken and ownership is being verified before the next meeting is set. chief Stenger also reported that the concave mirror has been installed at the intersection of 7th street and South Park to assist truckers to safely moving ahead in the intersection.
Lou Richmond reported that the Cockayne House has been taken down to bare wood, the condition was excellent, and the house is being painted brown with cream trim.
It was noted by Chief Stenger that the Street Departments new pickup truck was delivered on September 18th from Glen Dale Motors. He also reports that the week prior that our garage truck that was hauling one of the dumpster back from the Glen X building pulled down old CSX telegraph wires and snapped the pole at the South Park crossing. Noting no damage to our truck or dumpster and no damage to CSX working equipment.
Attorney Gardner advised he had been in contact with the attorney reference the purchase of the Tkach building. At this time, Chief Stenger was instructed to follow through with funding options so that a finance meeting could be scheduled.
Tim McCulley moved to accept all standing committee reports as presented, Larry English seconded.
It was noted by council that they wanted the marquis sign at the high school removed when not in use.
Chief Stenger advised council that Warren Distribution would be treating all their unpaved driveways with sodium chloride as a dust inhibitor. Councilman English explained further as to how this will diminish the dust problem at the site.
Chief Stenger reported of some thefts from vehicles in a garage, all of which were unlocked. items taken, CD's, tools, chainsaw. Also, Chief Stenger reported on the damage, and graffiti that was found at the city park last week. The Street Department was able to remove most of the graffiti.
Motion by Zinn, seconded by Richmond to go into an executive session at 8:17p.m. Council returned to regular session at 8:40p.m.
Motion to adjourn at 8:42p.m. received by Wayne Bero, seconded by Tim McCulley.
___________________________ David W. Blazer, Mayor
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Norman Stenger, Acting Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
OCTOBER 13, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, October 13, 2008, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers and Bookkeeper Rickman. Absent were City Clerk Singleton, and Attorney Gardner.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer recognized Mr. Rick Oliver of 306 Wheeling Ave. who wanted to know if it were possible to get the alley behind his house paved. Street Commissioner Byers informed him that the holes would be patched before winter and it was on the schedule to be done next year.
Bills totaling $20,200.00 were approved on a motion by English and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous.
A resolution authorizing the City of Glen Dale to accept the terms and conditions to the securing of Federal Grants Funds Administered by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources and Authorizing mayor Blazer to administer such funds was passed unanimously on a motion by Zinn and a second by Richmond.
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Richmond seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Council agreed to accept Chief Stenger's recommendation to have TRICK OR TREAT night on October 30, 2008 from 6:00p.m. to 7:30p.m.
The review and first reading of an ordinance providing for a Municipal Building Commission was table on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond moved and McCulley seconded a request for an executive session at 7:48p.m. Zinn moved and Richmond seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:04p.m. Both votes: Unanimous.
On the recommendation of Street Commissioner Byers, Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to promote Roy McGinnis from part time to full time with appropriate wages and benefits for the position with a CDL. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to adjourn at 8:08p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
_____________________________David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
OCTOBER 27, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, October 27, 2008, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale city Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Chief of Police Stenger was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer recognized Nila Chaddock of the Historical Society who gave an update on the progress of the Cockayne Farm Project. There is now a web site for the farm, which is www.cockaynefarm.com.
Bills totaling $101,528.00 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
The Federal Identity Theft Prevention Policy was tabled on a motion by Zinn and second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous.
An ordinance of the council of the city of Glen Dale, West Virginia, repealing, amending and reacting 1325.03(b) of the Codified Ordinances of the City to correct what has been perceived as a typographical error setting the minimum lot area requirements in a residential district was passed on first reading on a motion by Richmond and a second by McCulley. Vote: 4-1 with Zinn abstaining.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to have Attorney Gardner draw up the necessary papers to increase competitive bid amounts from $10,000.00 to $25,000.00 for any and all purchases in the City. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn Made a motion, second by Richmond, to buy a half page ad for $25.00 to support the J.M.H.S. boys basketball program. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn moved and Bero seconded a request for an executive session at 8:18p.m. Zinn moved and English seconded the motion to return to regular session at 8:35p.m. Both Votes: unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to adjourn at 8:42p.m. Vote Unanimous.
________________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
NOVEMBER 10, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, November 10, 2008, at 7:30p.m., in Council chambers of the Glen Dale City Building.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner, Bookkeeper Rickman, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Police Chief Stenger And Water Superintendent Orlofske.
On a motion by John Zinn and second by Tim McCulley the minutes of the previous meeting were approved as presented.
Steve Avdakov and Nila Chaddock appeared before council to give an update and overview of the project and the work being done on the restoration of the Cockayne house.
John Zinn moved and Lou Richmond seconded paying bills in the amount of $7,154.48.
John Zinn moved to table the review and passage of the identity Theft Prevention Policy until Water Superintendent was in attendance, seconded by Larry English.
John Zinn questioned what action had been taken by the building enforcement committee. Question to be referred to Chief Stenger.
Tim McCulley moved, seconded by Lou Richmond to accept all standing committee reports.
Attorney Gardner read for second reading an Ordinance repealing, amending, and, reenacting section 1325.03(b) of the city code correction a typographical error. Lou Richmond moved, Tim McCulley seconded the motion, ordinance effective from passage. John Zinn abstained.
Attorney Gardner read for the first reading an Ordinance amending and re-enacting Article IX, Section 11 of the Charter pertaining to any city improvement costing more than $25,000 be executed by competitive bids. John Zinn moved, Tim McCulley seconded the motion to accept the first reading.
Attorney Gardner read for the first reading an Ordinance for the creation of a Building Commission. Lou Richmond and moved to table the first reading, seconded by Larry English.
Larry English acknowledged he had received information from a citizen who complimented Lieutenant Ed VOGLER for how kind, considerate, and helpful he had been during a recent assistance call.
Mayor Blazer reported on the success of baseball association benefit for Bob Straight.
Mayor Blazer also read a letter from Bishop Donahue concerning their Learning Education for Young Men program.
Lou Richmond moved for an executive session by Wayne Bero. At 8:45 pm, council returned to regular session of a motion by John Zinn, second by Tim McCulley.
Lou Richmond moved, seconded by Wayne Bero, for Street Commissioner Byers to purchase salt from Northeast Ohio Sourcing for $5,563.70 and to purchase cinders from Kittle Hauling for $474.00.
John Zinn moved, seconded by Wayne Bero to give a Christmas bonus to all employees. The bonus is to be the same as last year.
Lou Richmond moved, seconded by Larry English to adjourn at 8:53 p.m.
______________________David W. Blazer, Mayor
________________Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
GLEN DALE COUNCIL MINUTES
NOVEMBER 24, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, November 24, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. , in council chambers of the Glen Dale City Building.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Bookkeeper Rickman, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Recorder Trembush, Attorney Gardner.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Lou Richmond and second by Larry English.
Bills in the amount of $7,535.45 were approved to be paid.
Jeff Smell with COMVEST appeared before council to answer any questions concerning the need for a building commission before the purchase of property. Mr. Smell advised that since councils could not appropriate funds longer than their terms of office, this was the vessel used to obtaining funding for large projects.
After Mr. Smell's presentation, John Zinn moved and Lou Richmond seconded the passage on first reading of an ordinance providing for the creation of a building commission.
Street Commission Byers requested permission to purchase rims for his vehicles, which was approved.
The document as required by state code 8-13-23 the preparation of financial statements was signed and is to be forwarded to the State Auditor's office.
Council approved the Identity Theft Prevention Policy that is required by all utilities.
Council accepted the recommendation by the planning commission to update the city flood plain ordinance to be in compliance with federal mandates.
Lou Richmond requested on behalf of the Cockayne Historical Society permission to have a temporary parking spot at the back of the former Lisa Cockayne house to allow employees a place to park. Council gave their permission as long as a building permit is obtained.
Councilman McCulley advised the Christmas decorating contest will be held on December 16th and that the judges this year would be Jim Beatty, Dan Moore, and Brenda Sweirkos. Mr. McCulley also advised that prior to the December 8th meeting the judges along with members of council would have their pictures taken.
The meeting adjourned at 8:10 p.m. , on a motion by John Zinn and second by Larry English.
_______________________David Blazer, Mayor
____________________Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
DECEMBER 08, 2008
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, December 08, 2008, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Chief of Police Stenger was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
Judges and sponsors of the Glen Dale Christmas Decorating contests were present to get their pictures taken with Councilman McCulley who is the organizer of the contest.
Bills totaling $10,082.88 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Zinn seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to pass on second and final reading an ordinance amending the City Charter as it pertains to city improvements concerning the amount needed to require the bidding process to meet with state code. ROLL CALL VOTE: Unanimous 5-0
McCulley made a motion, second by Bero, to pass on second and final reading an ordinance permitting the creation of a building commission to serve at the will of Council as required by state law. ROLL CALL VOTE: Unanimous 5-0
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to adjourn at 7:52p.m. Vote: Unanimous
_____________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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Glen Dale City Council Minutes
January 12, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session at &:30p.m. Monday, January 12, 2009, in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building.
Attending were Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also attending were Attorney Gardner, Water Superintendent Orlofske, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Mayor Blazer, Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers and Bookkeeper Rickman.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn and second by Larry English.
Richard Dean expressed his concerns with the mud on the roadway caused by the traffic from Warren Distribution.
Bills totaling $36,337.88 were approved to be paid on a motion by John Zinn and Second by Larry English.
Water and Sanitary boards will meet on Tuesday, January 20, 2009, due to Monday being a holiday.
John Zinn advised 6 building permits had been approved.
Lou Richmond advised there was an overview from the historical society in council packets.
Wayne Bero moved to accept the standing committee reports, second by Tim McCulley.
Council took under consideration the signage for the entrance door to the City Building.
Council also took under consideration the time and temperature sign to consider colors and where the funds would be obtained from.
John Zinn moved to adjourn the meeting at 7:51p.m., seconded by Larry English.
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JANUARY 26, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, January 26, 2009, at 7:30p.m., in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building.
Those in attendance were Recorder Trembush, Council Members Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also attending were Attorney Gardner, Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Bookkeeper Rickman, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent was Mayor Blazer.
John Zinn moved and Wayne Bero seconded a motion to approve the minutes of the previous meeting.
John Zinn complimented Street Commission Byers of the job well done with the current weather situation.
Larry English moved and Lou Richmond seconded paying bills in the amount of $3,737.73. Bookkeeper Rickman advised council continue to be in good shape with 61% of the revenue being received and only 48% of the expenses used.
Tim McCulley moved and Wayne Bero seconded a motion to approve all standing committee reports as presented.
Discussion on the time and temperature sign and the signage to the entrance door of the city building was tabled until the next meeting.
Tim McCulley moved for an executive session at 7:43p.m. At 8:17p.m. Tim McCulley moved and Larry English seconded coming out of executive session.
Larry English moved and John Zinn seconded a motion to adjourn at 8:19p.m.
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
FEBRUARY 9, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, February 9, 2009 at 7:30p.m., in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also attending were Attorney Gardner, Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Bookkeeper Rickman. Absent was Water Superintendent Orlofske.
John Zinn moved and Wayne Bero seconded a motion to approve the minutes of the previous meeting.
Larry English moved to pay bills totaling $8,925.84, motion passed unanimously.
Lou Richmond gave an update on the activities planned by the Cockayne Historical Society.
Appointments to the building commission and the term were as follows:
Kimberly Burge - 1 year
Mike Carl - 2 Years
Tom Garner - 3 Years
John Galloway - 4 Years
Gussie Smith - 5 Years
Tim McCulley Moved to accept the standing Committee reports as presented.
Mayor Blazer Complimented Street Commissioner Byers and his crew for the snow removal and street maintenance during the past two weeks.
Council acknowledge their support of OVERTA attempting to bring bus service to the area with no cost to the city at this time. However, on a motion by Lou Richmond council unanimously agreed to put a levy on the next election to help support their efforts.
Lou Richmond moved and council unanimously agreed to table any action or support for the health care reform resolution that was requested by the WV Municipal League.
At 7:49p.m. Wayne Bero moved to adjourn, council unanimously agreed.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
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Glen Dale City Council Minutes
February 23, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, February 23, 2009, at 7:30p.m. in Council chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, And Zinn. Also Present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Street Commissioner Byers and City Clerk Singleton were absent.
Mayor Blazer held a moment of silence in honor of Allen Kirby who had recently passed away. Allen was a life long resident of Glen Dale and a member of the fire department.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $3,486.00 were approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by Zinn. Vote: Unanimous. Bookkeeper Rickman, in her financial report said that city collections were at 70% and expenditures were at 53%. Expenditures at this time of the year are projected to be at 58%.
Rich Schoene announced that the Glen Dale Fire Department would be having its annual steak fry on Saturday, March 28, 2009.
Richmond made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Bero Seconded. Vote : Unanimous.
McCulley made a motion, second by Bero, to pass on the first reading, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GLEN DALE, WEST VIRGINIA, AUTHORIZING THE TRADING OF REAL PROPERTY WITH WARREN DISTRIBUTION, INC., FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING MARX LANE. ROLL CALL VOTE: Unanimous 5-0.
McCulley made a motion, second by Bero, to table a resolution of support for Health Care Reform until more information is available. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to adjourn at 8:19p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
FEBRUARY 26, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Thursday, February 26, 2009, at 6:00p.m. in council Chambers of the City of Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, McCulley, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger. Council members English and Richmond were absent.
The purpose of the meeting was to discuss expansion of the tank farm to take place on Warren Distribution Property which includes the relocation of Marx Lane and to answer any questions that residents in the area might have. Mike Skidmore and Ken Williams of Warren Distribution, Mike Sofska of American Electric Power and Mike Karl of H.E.Neuman were present to answer questions from the six concerned residents of the area who showed up for the meeting. Also present were Norm Pastorius and Rich Schoene of the Glen Dale Fire Department.
There were many question by citizens concerning what was take place, traffic flow, time lines and safety of this phase of construction. Questions were answered and explained by representatives of Warren to the satisfaction of those present.
After confirming with those residents present that all concerns were answered to their satisfaction, Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to pass on second and final reading AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GLEN DALE, WEST VIRGINIA, AUTHORING THE TRADING OF REAL PROPERTY WITH WARREN DISTRIBUTION, INC., FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING MARX LANE. ROLL CALL VOTE: Unanimous 3-0
Bero made a motion, second by McCulley, to adjourn at 6:50p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
March 09, 2009
Glen Dale City Council Met in regular session on Monday, March 09, 2009, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members : Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, city Clerk Singleton and Bookkeeper Rickman. Attorney Gardner was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
The minutes of a special meeting held on February 26, 2009 was approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized members of Boy Scout Troop #82 who were present in the audience. Their Scout Master informed Council that they were attending a local government meeting in pursuit of their " Citizenship and Community" merit badge.
Bills totaling $14,466.40 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and McCulley Seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer recognized Tom and Don Gilbert of the Glen Dale Baseball Association. They were there concerning grant monies that were available for a total of $19,000.00 which would require 10% local matching funds. These funds are to be used for improvements to the ball fields at St. Jude Park. There was also a discussion of the need to replace the heater and complete other repairs to the Glen Dale Pool.
Richmond made three motions, all seconded by Zinn, to adopt RESOLUTIONS AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF GLEN DALE TO ACCEPT THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE WEST VIRGINIA DEVELOPMENT OFFICE, 2009 COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION PROGRAM. the amounts of these three individual motions were in the amount of $4,000.00 and $15,000.00 to be used on the ball fields and one in the amount of $20,000.00 to be used for the pool. All three motions were passed individually with a unanimous vote.
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to adopt a resolution as AN ORDER DESIGNATING OF THE NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NIMS) AS THE BASIS FOR ALL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT IN THE TOWN OF GLEN DALE, WEST VIRGINIA. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley Moved and Zinn seconded a request for an executive session at 8:32p.m. Zinn moved and Bero seconded a request to return to regular session at 9:25p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to donate to the Bishop Donahue High School " AFTER PROM" Party in the same amount as last year. Vote: Unanimous.
English made a motion, second by Richmond, to adjourn at 9:28p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
MARCH 23, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, March 23, 2009, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, and Bookkeeper Rickman. Chief of Police Stenger and Attorney Gardner were absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by Zinn. Vote: Unanimous
Bills Totaling $6,731.22 were approved on a motion by English and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous.
Bookkeeper Rickman gave a financial report stating that the City was in good shape financially with revenues at 79% and expenditures at 58% to date. She presented a proposed budget for the 2009-2010 fiscal year in the amount of $1,881,757.00 which was accepted unanimously by a ROLL CALL VOTE of 5-0 on a motion by Zinn and a second by McCulley. Pay raises $.40 full time, $.30 for part time starting 07/01/09.
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, for water and sanitation departments to buy a one ton Ford Truck under state contract and to be financed through Comvest. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn Brought to Council's attention that letters from the Building Commission should have but have not been sent out to identified individuals.
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Bero Seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to use $5,000.00 of the Visitors Bureau funds toward the Cockayne House improvements to help acquire matching funds.
Zinn Made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 7:57p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
April 13, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in a regular session on Monday, April 23, 2009, at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton and Bookkeeper Rickman. Chief of Police Stenger and Attorney Gardner were absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Mr. Richard Dean from the audience who wanted to report that the road by Warren going to his house was rough and either mud or dust. He thought that there was to be a thin layer of blacktop put down during construction. The Mayor agreed that he also thought the blacktop was to be there and that he would have the Chief check into it. Water Superintendent Orlofske stated that he believed there was to be another underground line to be put in.
Bills totaling $13,170.18 were approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
A special meeting to set the Levy Rates was scheduled for April 24, 2009 at 8:00 a.m. at the City Building.
There were four different minor findings in the recent audit that were explained by Bookkeeper Rickman and City clerk Singleton and that corrections were being made. The auditor was complimentary of how the books were being kept.
English made a motion, second by Zinn, for Mayor Blazer to sign and enter into a supplemental agreement with the State Department of Transportation, Division of Highways, to acquire additional funding for the Cockayne project. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond moved and McCulley seconded a request for an executive session at 7:57 p.m. McCulley moved and Zinn seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:13 p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
There has been no action from the West Virginia Development Office with the City's request for a grant that is to be used for the repairs and updates for the pool. Thoughts are that the governor will probably wait until after the special session of the legislature to sign budgetary items and this would be retroactive. Therefore, Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to replace the boiler at the pool so that is will be ready to open as scheduled.
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to adjourn at 8:14 p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
April 21, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in a special session on Tuesday, April 21, 2009, at 8:00 a.m., in council chambers of the Glen Dale City Building, Glen Dale, WV. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members Bero, English, and Richmond. City Clerk Singleton was present also.
On a motion by Larry English and second by Lou Richmond, the levy estimate in the amount of $252,317 was passed unanimously.
On a motion by Larry English and second by Lou Richmond, the meeting adjourned at 8:05 a.m.
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David W. Blazer, Mayor
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
April 27, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in a regular session on Monday, April 27, 2009, at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton and Bookkeeper Rickman. Water Superintendent Orlofske and Attorney Gardner were absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $10,854.41 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
Bookkeeper Rickman recommended that there needed to be a budget revision made in the amount of $143,800.00. English made a motion, second by Zinn, to revise the budget as recommended. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Zinn seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Chief of Police Stenger reminded Council of Memorial Day coming up soon. Mayor Blazer set a date of Monday, May 25, 2009 for the celebration to be held at the Glen Dale Park.
Bero made a motion, second by English, to purchase a $50.00 ad from the McMechen Fire Department for support of their street fair. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to reimburse the Glen Dale Baseball Association $437.00 for sand that was delivered to the fields in July of 2008. Vote: Unanimous
English moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 8:08 p.m. Zinn moved and McCulley seconded a request to return to regular session at 9:35 p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to adjourn at 9:42 p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
May 11, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in a regular session on Monday, May 11, 2009, at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. City Clerk Singleton was absent,
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $11,025.34 were approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and McCulley seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer set the next meeting date for Tuesday, May 26, 2009 because the regular date fell on Memorial Day.
Richmond moved and McCulley seconded a request for an executive session at 7:45 p.m. English moved and Bero seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:45 p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
McCulley made a motion, seconded by English, to adjourn at 8:47 p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
June 8, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in a regular session on Monday, June 8, 2009, at 7:30 p.m., in council chambers of the Glen Dale City Building.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Councilmen Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Bookkeeper Rickman, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Recorder Trembush and Attorney Gardner.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn and seconded by Tim McCulley.
Nila Chaddock representing the Cockayne Historical Society presented council with an initial site plan that was prepared on the Cockayne property. She advised of the events planned at the site on June 20, WV Day. Also, that there was currently a WVU intern working at the site, as well as a project director.
Larry English moved and Lou Richmond seconded a motion to pay bills in the amount of $10,243.35.
John Zinn moved and Wayne Bero seconded Sean Orlofske's request to purchase new telephones for the Water and Street Departments. Lou Richmond moved and Larry English seconded Sean's request to the sell the old water truck. Sean also reported on the Little Grave Creek Property being approximately $100,000 short from the original estimates. He further advised he felt that if 50 new customers signed up for water service that the shortfall would be made up within ten years.
Council also approved Steptoe & Johnson engagement letter to service as bond counsel for the Water Revenue Bonds, Series 2009A, USDA loan for the 6th Street project. Council also passed a resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into an agreement with the USDA, and authorized Mayor Blazer to sign Form RD 1940-1 "Request for Obligation of Funds; RUS Bulletin 1780-27 "Loan Resolution (Public Bodies)"; "Certification of Compliance; and Dorm RD 1942-46 "Letter of Intent of Meet Conditions". Those voting for the above were Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. There were no negative votes.
Water Superintendent Orlofske advised the times for the water and sanitary board meeting had been switched. He also advised there had been a broken water line at the pool that required several hours to repair.
A meeting of the building enforcement committee was for 6:30 p.m., Monday, June 22, 2009.
Larry English moved and Tim McCulley seconded accepting all standing committee reports as presented.
Norm Stenger advised council that Senator Kessler had hand delivered the grant papers the city had been waiting on. The status on the 7th Street crossing was waiting for documents coming out of the state of Florida. The city has been awarded 8 summer youth employees along with a supervisor. Waiting on information from their authority as to when they are to start. He also advised that several students from Bishop Donahue were in town on May 21st and performed a voluntary clean-up day with very positive comments being received by city residents. Norm Stenger also reported on the Memorial Day ceremony and thanked all those that participated.
Mayor Blazer received a letter from a resident complaining that Comcast had removed PBS from its lineup on basic cable service and requested a letter of complaint from the City. Mayor Blazer authorized the city clerk to send such a letter. Mayor Blazer also reminded everyone of the baseball association's steak fry next Saturday.
Chief Stenger reminded all residents that the city has a leash law, that no dog or cat is permitted to run loose. Also, that the owners of these pets are required to clean up after them, and that no animal feces is permitted to be placed in any city storm sewer.
Jim Byers reminded residents the June 19th will be observed as WV Day, and all Friday's garbage pickup will be made on Thursday, the 18th.
At 8:17 p.m. Lou Richmond moved and Larry English seconded a request for an executive session to discuss personnel issues. Council returned to regular session at 9:05 p.m. on a motion by Tim McCulley and seconded by Larry English.
John Zinn moved and Tim McCulley seconded a request to hire Chad Michael Colvin as a police officer. Lou Richmond abstained. John Zinn moved and Larry English seconded that due to an accounting oversight last year the crossing guard, cleaning lady, street department part-time employee, and two police department part-time employees will receive a supplemental reimbursement to bring their hourly wage raise in line with what the other part-time employees received July 1, 2008.
Lou Richmond moved and Larry English seconded correcting the margin of the minutes of March 23, 2009, reflect the pay raises for the coming fiscal year to be $.40 for full time employees, and $.30 for part time employees.
After a presentation by City Clerk Singleton concerning her future retirement and the PEIA council agreed to reimburse City Clerk Singleton for her insurance coverage, thereby getting her off the PEIA book entirely.
At 9:13 p.m. Larry English moved and Wayne Bero seconded a motion to adjourn.
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David W. Blazer, Mayor
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
June 22, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in a regular session on Monday, June 22, 2009, at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Council Member Richmond and Water Superintendent Orlofske were absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $2,256.04 were approved on a motion by English and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
English made a motion, seconded by McCulley, for a budget revision to transfer money from the Contingency Fund to the Street Department Capital Outlay Fund in the amount of $8,000.00 resulting in a $0.00 Balance. ROLL CALL VOTE: 4-0
English made a motion, seconded by Zinn, to have the Water Board approve resumes/applications for a qualified accountant for the water project and make a recommendation to Council. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to purchase Terrorism Insurance Coverage from Trident Insurance Services, LLC in the amount of $584.00. The coverage is the same as last year and the cost is to be split by the three departments. Vote: Unanimous
Bero made a motion, second by English, to accept the proposed insurance plan with the same coverage as last year for the amount of $61,242.99. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to approve a resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into an agreement with the Developmental Office to administer funds in the amount of $20,000.00 for repairs and improvement to the City Pool. Vote: Unanimous
English made a motion, second by Bero, to accept the terms and conditions of the contract relating to the Community Participation Grant for the fiscal year 2009 in the amount of $15,000.00 to install drainage systems at the ball fields located at St. Jude Park. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, seconded by McCulley, to donate $50.00 to the Mound City Bass Masters in support of their annual bass tournament which is to be held October 4, 2009 at Riverfront Park. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 7:52 p.m. Zinn moved and English seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:32 p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
English made a motion, seconded by McCulley, to adjourn at 8:42 p.m. Vote Unanimous
________________________________David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
July 13, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in a regular session on Monday, July 13, 2009, at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Council Member English and City Clerk Singleton were absent.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
Following a brief discussion, Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to pave Maxim Lane which was reported to be in poor condition. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn also made a motion, seconded by Bero, in regard to placing "NO PARKING" signs on the same alley know as Maxim Lane because it was brought to the attention of council that vehicles have been parked in the alley for extended periods. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $15,891.78 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Richmond seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Attorney Gardner opened closed bids for a 1995 Chevrolet 2500 4x4 pick-up truck that was advertised to be sold. Zinn made a motion, seconded by McCulley to sell the truck to A-1 Auto with the highest bid of $1,556.56. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley moved and Bero seconded a request for an executive session at 7:57 p.m. Zinn moved and McCulley seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:10 p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, seconded by Zinn to adjourn at 8:11p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
July 27, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in a regular session on Monday, July 27, 2009, at 7:30 p.m., in Council chambers of the Glen Dale City Building.
Those in attendance were Recorder Trembush, Councilmen Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also attending were Attorney Gardner, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Bookkeeper Rickman, and City Clerk Singleton. Absent were Mayor Blazer, police Chief Stenger and Street Commissioner Byers.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn and seconded by Lou Richmond.
April Trust read a letter to council concerning the posting of "no parking" signs in the alley behind her residence at 902 Tomlinson Avenue. She had several inquiries as to why the signs were posted, when the alley was to be paved and concerns about the weed killer that was used to rid the alley of weeds prior to paving.
Doug Loy of 301 10th Street, questioned the approval of an 8' fence around the property owned by Dr. Maroney. Mr. Loy was referred to the zoning board members. He also expressed his concern with all the trash in the city park and to the condition of the sliding board, fencing and general appearance of the 3rd street park. Mr. Loy asked that the line of site obstruction be checked at the intersection of 4th and Wheeling Avenue.
Frank Borsuk of 23 Walnut street, Wheeling, WV, addressed council concerning the curb at the bottom of Marx Lane, that he was having difficulty getting his pontoon boat over the curb without scraping the bottom.
Larry English moved to pay bills in the amount of $8,831.98, seconded by Wayne Bero. Bookkeeper Rickman reported that revenues were received at 103% of what was budgeted and expenses in the amount of 68% were paid. She requested council approve a budget revision for the unencumbered balance adjustment. Lou Richmond moved and Wayne Bero seconded this request with Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn all voting in the affirmative.
Council set Monday, August 10, 2009, at 6:15 p.m., for a public meeting to be held in council chambers reference the Water Improvement Project.
City Clerk Singleton advised council that the recreation board has decided to attempt to keep the pool open once school starts on the weekend of August 29th & 30th, and again Labor Day weekend, September 5th, 6th, and 7th.
Attorney Gardner advised that the closing on the Tkach property should have been done by July 15th, but nothing to date.
Lou Richmond moved, Tim McCulley seconded accepting all committee reports as presented.
John Zinn moved and Tim McCulley seconded accepting the recommendation of the Sanitary Board to enter into a lease with Warren Distribution for $1.00 a year, for 100 years, a .33/1000 acre parcel at the north end of the Glen X Building. Voting in the affirmative were Larry, Bero, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn.
Council was presented photographs of the time and temperature sign outside the city building and agreed on the white coloring on the sign and sign post and red lettering on the time and temperature.
With no further business, Larry English moved, Wayne Bero seconded the meeting to adjourn.
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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Suzan Singleton, City Clerk
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
AUGUST 10, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, August 10, 2009, at 7:30p.m., in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized April Trusty Of Tomlinson Ave. who was there to thank Street Commissioner Byers and all involved in paving the alley behind her house.
Bills totaling $10,995.56 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by Zinn. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Street Commissioner Byers reported that the sliding board at the North End Playground known as the Evan G. Roberts Park is not safe and is not repairable. Mayor Blazer asked Chief Stenger to get prices on a sliding board to replace the present one.
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into an agreement with the Development Office to administer $4,000.00 in funds to install a drainage system at St. Jude Park. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to accept a letter of resignation from City Clerk Singleton to be effective August 27, 2009. Vote: Unanimous
English moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 7:49p.m. Zinn moved and Bero seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:58p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to advertise in the papers that the City Of Glen Dale is accepting applications for the City Clerk position. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to adjourn at 9:15p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
_____________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
AUGUST 24, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, August 24, 2009 at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the City of Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Richman. Absent were Water Superintendent Orlofske, and City Clerk Singleton.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous.
Bills totaling $15,016.11 were approved on a motion by English and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Richmond seconded. Vote: Unanimous
English moved and McCulley seconded a request for an executive session at 7:44p.m. McCulley moved and Bero seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:52p.m. Both votes were unanimous
English made a motion, second by Bero, to adjourn at 8:58p.m. Vote: Unanimous
_____________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, September 14, 2009 at 7:30p.m., in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Councilmen Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner, Bookkeeper Rickman and Suzan Singleton. Absent was Water Superintendent Orlofske.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn and second by Lou Richmond.
Tim McCulley moved to pay bills totaling $8,942.05, seconded by Larry English, approved unanimously.
John Zinn reported fifteen building permits had been approved, with others pending.
Mayor Blazer to contact Tom Gilbert reference spending the remainder of the legislative grant money so the city can submit a reimbursement request so funds can be returned to the general fund.
Lou Richmond gave an update on the progress of the historical society is making at the Cockayne House.
Attorney Gardner advised council the closing on the Tkach property is set for this coming Thursday.
After a recommendation from attorney Gardner, Tim McCulley moved, Wayne Bero seconded to accept the lease for a small parcel of ground to ICA. Roll Call Vote: Bero-Yea, English-Yea, McCulley-Yea, Richmond-Yea, Zinn- Yea.
John Zinn moved and Larry English Seconded accepting all standing committee reports as presented.
Norm Stenger advised council of a possible liabilty with a storm sewer on Zane Street. After review pictures provided John Zinn moved Larry English seconded authorizing Street Commissioner Byers to proceed with the repairs.
Norm Stenger also reminded residents to keep their trees and shrubbery cut along streets and alleys with the overhand for tree limbs no lower than 7 feet. Chief Stenger also provided council with information concerning the theft and return of a fire hydrant from the water department; updates on several roadways affecting the flow of traffic through and around the city; and of vandalism occurring within the city. Street Commissioner Byers added for any resident trimming their trees, scrubs, etc., to call the street department and arrange for a special pickup, not to personally bring their debris to the street department.
John Zinn moved, Wayne Bero seconded the celebration of Halloween on October 31st between the hours of 6:00 to 7:00p.m.
Mayor Blazer informed council he is checking on the availability of funds from the Evan G. Rogerson Trust.
Lou Richmond stated he had been contacted by the Recreation Board chairmen concerning the city having the trees trimmed at the city park. Street Commissioner Byers stated he had been in contact with Steve's Tree Service and they are to provide an estimate of costs.
After receiving comments from two ladies Larry English expressed his compliments to the street department for their efforts in keeping the park neat and clean.
Mayor Blazer instructed Suzan Singleton to make copies of all the applications received for the position of city clerk to be distributed to all members of council.
At 8:15p.m. Larry English moved for an adjournment, seconded by John Zinn.
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
SEPTEMBER 28, 2009
Glen Dale Council met in regular session on Monday, September 28, 2009, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, City Clerk Singleton (retired), Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Street Commissioner Byers was absent.
The Minutes of the pervious meeting were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn Made a motion, second by McCulley, to approved an agreement between the West Virginia Department of Transportation, Division of Highways. and the City of Glen Dale for Snow removal and ice control material. Vote: Unanimous.
Bills totaling $13,499.86 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
After a brief explanation by Bookkeeper Rickman, English made a motion, second by Bero, to approved revisions to the general fund and coal severance fund to balance the current budget. Vote; Unanimous.
McCulley Made a motion, second by Bero, to approve Abraham and Company LLC for accounting services for the Water Department Project as recommended by the Water Board. Vote: Unanimous.
Attorney Gardner announced that the City has successfully completed purchase of the Tkach property which is located next to the City Building.
Bero made a motion, second by English, to accept on first reading the FEMA Flood Plain Ordinance as read by Attorney Gardner. Vote: Unanimous.
Because of the timelines involved Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to suspend the rules for the second reading of the Flood Plain Ordinance as recommended by Attorney Gardner. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to accept on second and final reading the Flood Plain Ordinance as read by Attorney Gardner. ROLL CALL VOTE: unanimous 5-0.
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to send to the Planning Commission an Ordinance creating a new zoning district known as " THE COCKAYNE FARMSTEAD HISTORIC PRESERVATION DISTRICT (CFHP DISTRICT) for their recommendations and input. Vote: Unanimous.
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Zinn seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond moved and McCulley seconded a request for an executive session at 8:10P.m. Zinn moved and McCulley seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:50P.m. Both votes were unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 8:51p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
__________________________ David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
OCTOBER 13, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Tuesday, October 13, 2009, in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also in attending were Attorney Gardner, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Bookkeeper Rickman, and Suzan Singleton. Absent were Recorder Trembush and Chief of Police Stenger.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn and second by Larry English.
Chad Mankinich appeared before council requesting that a 12 foot alley running through his residence at 101 Baltimore Avenue be abandoned as he would like to build a house on that property. Council referred to traffic commission.
Dave Thomas expressed his concerns about the property he owns in that area and not being able to have a way in or out if the alley is abandoned. Attorney Gardner assured Mr. Thomas that this would not affect his property.
John Zinn moved, second by Tim McCulley to authorize Steve's Tree Service to removed the trees at the city park for $6,500.00.
Larry English moved, Wayne Bero seconded paying bills in the amount of $9,523.38.
Water Superintendent Orlofske reported water and sanitary boards would meet next Monday at 6:00 and 6:30p.m.
Planning Commission to meet October 14, 2009, to discuss the creation of the Cockayne Farmstead Historic Preservation District.
Lou Richmond moved, seconded by Larry English to approve on a second reading the Floodplain Ordinance was read by its title by Attorney Gardner.
Attorney Gardner informed council that the purchase of the Tkach property had been completed.
John Zinn moved, seconded by Tim McCulley to approve all standing committee reports as presented.
Mayor Blazer and John Zinn reported they both had conversations with members of the Baseball Association and were assured bills would be presented for payment so reimbursement could be made to the State for grant funds.
John Zinn moved, seconded by Lou Richmond approving an addition $50.00 to the clothing allowance to cover increase costs in boots, coats, etc.
Wayne Bero inquired from Street Commissioner Byers as to the salt situation for this coming winter. Mr. Byers advised he felt that with the allowance given by the DOH and the 40 Additional ton purchased the city would be in good shape for the next couple years.
Mayor Blazer asked Street Commissioner Byers about the condition of the Christmas Banners and Lights, Mr. Byers advised they were stained and dirty but all still usable.
At 7:56P.m. Tim McCulley moved, Larry English seconded a requests for an executive session to discuss personnel issues. At 8:18p.m. John Zinn Moved, Seconded by Tim McCulley to return to regular session. At 8:20 John Zinn Moved to adjourn, Seconded by Wayne Bero.
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Suzan Singleton
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
OCTOBER 26, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, October 26, 2009 at 7:30p.m. In Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Attorney Gardner, Bookkeeper Rickman, and Suzan Singleton.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn, second by Wayne Bero.
Bills totaling $12,379.38 were approved to be paid on a motion by Lou Richmond, and second by Larry English. Bookkeeper Rickman informed council that 30% of the revenues had been collected with only 22% being spent. Councilman Zinn question the travel line of city hall, and requested documentation as to these expenses.
Water Superintendent Orlofske, informed council that a meeting was to be held on Wednesday at 6:00p.m., with City of Moundsville Officials in reference to the upcoming rate increase.
Councilman Zinn advised 4 Building permits had been approved.
Chief Stenger advised he needed more information concerning the requested by Mr. Markinich for having an alley abandoned so he could build a house, he and Water Superintendent to do some further checking with the property owner.
The planning commission met and recommended the adoption of the Cockayne Farmstead Historic Preservation District.
Lou Richmond gave an update on the awarding of the Pioneer America Society award to the Cockayne Historical Society.
Tim McCulley moved to accepted all standing committee reports, seconded by Larry English, council unanimously approved.
Mayor Blazer reminded resident Halloween would be held on October 31st from 6pm to 7:30pm.
Chief Stenger advised council that the new radios were being installed in the cruiser, these radios were federally funded with very little local money being needed. He also advised council that the $400,000.00 for the crossing had been approved, that he is just waiting on the release of these funds, He further informed council of the H1N1 clinic held at John Marshall and the upcoming clinic at the grade school, anticipating no problems. He also reminded residents to make sure they lock their vehicles, and garages due to the recent thefts being reported.
John Zinn agreed to represent council at a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Taylor Family Dentistry Office Tuesday, October 27th at 10:30 and to represent the city for national education week photo at John Marshall On November 4th at noon.
John Zinn Moved for an executive session to discuss personnel issues at 8:06p.m. seconded by Tim McCulley, Council unanimously agreed. On a motion by Zinn and second by Wayne Bero, council returned to regular session at 9:00p.m. A motion to adjourn was received by John Zinn at 9:01p.m. seconded by Wayne Bero, council adjourned.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Suzan Singleton
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
NOVEMBER 9, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, November 9, 2009, at 7:30p.m., in council chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner, Bookkeeper Rickman, and Suzan Singleton. Absent were Mayor Blazer and Water Superintendent Orlofske.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn and seconded by Wayne Bero.
Bills in the amount of $8,622.24 were approved on a motion by Larry English, seconded by John Zinn.
Councilman Zinn reported ten building permits had been applied for and approved.
Discussion was held concerning the Tkach building recently acquired by the City. It was decided the bids for the demolition of the building could be received either as a package deal with the asbestos removal and demolition being done under one contract or the contracts could be awarded under two separate bids, one for the asbestos and one for the building demolition. Lou Richmond moved, seconded by Wayne Bero that once the contract were awarded, the work would start within 30 days of the contract, would be continual and completed within 60 days of the contract. That within the contract would be a civil penalty clause if the work was not completed.
Norm Stenger presented council with a picture for approval of the time and temperature located outside the city building. Lou Richmond moved, seconded by Larry English to approve the installation of the time and temperature sign as presented.
Attorney Gardner advised council another Planning commission meeting would be required due to the public hearing requirement before they could take any action. This meeting set for 7:30p.m., Monday, November 23, 2009, prior to council meeting.
Larry English Moved, seconded by Tim McCulley to approved all Standing committee reports as presented.
Chief Stenger advised council, the police department is still working with other agencies in the county to secure a new CAD system. Further informing council of an incident involving a juvenile at John Marshall, and also the revamping of the fire drill process at the school. He also reminded resident of the upcoming holiday season and to remember to lock the doors of their homes, garages, vehicles, outbuilding, etc. He also informed council of his action concerning CSX and a situation they had on the rail on the east side of the roadway. That he was working with Water Superintendent Orlofske to come to a resolve with Mr. Markinich's request to abandon an alley so he could build a new house. That the police department was working with the Safe and Drug Free Coordinator as they would be Placing stickers on beer and alcohol containers with in the package stores in the city. Chief Stenger also advised council of the new offset program set up between the State Tax Department and Municipal Courts in the State. A bill that originated here in Glen Dale now allows the State Tax Department to withhold any dollars due to municipalities from anyone who might be received a tax refund. Also Chief Stenger advised council of an award Suzan Singleton received at the court training session, recognizing her for her service to all municipal judges and all municipal courts throughout the state.
John Zinn acknowledge the work performed by Street Commissioner Byers and employees for the great job they are doing collecting all fallen leaves.
Tim McCulley requested an executive at 8:10p.m. Lou Richmond moved, seconded by Larry English to return to regular session at 8:15p.m. John Zinn moved, seconded by Wayne Bero to adjourn at 8:33p.m.
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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Suzan Singleton
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
NOVEMBER 23, 2009
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, November 23, 2009, at 7:30pm, in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor David Blazer, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, Water Superintendent Orlofske, and Bookkeeper Rickman. Absent were Recorder Trembush, Councilman Richmond, Attorney Gardner and Suzan Singleton.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn and second by Wayne Bero. Motion carried.
Dave Thomas inquired as to why the minutes on the City's website are not being kept current. Chief Stenger advised Mr. Thomas that he was unaware of the problem and would address the issue.
Councilman McCulley stated that the Annual Christmas Light Judging will be held on December 16, 2009 at 6:00PM. Mr. McCulley introduced the judges and sponsors of the contest.
Street Commissioner Byers advised that the public that garbage pickup for Tuesday and Wednesday would be on Tuesday this week while Thursday and Friday's pickup would be done on Wednesday due to the holiday.
A motion was made by Larry English and seconded by Tim McCulley to pay bills in the amount of $15,229.81. Motion carried.
A Motion was made by John Zinn and seconded by Wayne Bero to approve a resolution to allow electronic payment for the current water bond payment to the WV Bond Commission. Motion carried
Councilman McCulley made a motion to approve authorization for Mayor Blazer to sign DOH permits for right of ways for the current water project. Councilman English seconded. Motion carried.
A motion was made by John Zinn and seconded by Tim McCulley to accept the Water and Sanitary Board's recommendation to approve Performance bonuses for Water/Sanitary Department employees.
Councilman Zinn reported that 7 building permits had been applied for and approved.
Chief Stenger stated that Warren Distribution has requested No Parking signs to be placed on West Baltimore Avenue parallel to the railroad tracks. He will be reviewing the situation.
Chief Stenger advised the Council that the final figures are in for the Recreation (Pool) Department and a meeting can now be set.
Mr. Wade bell advised the Council that the Planning Commission passed an ordinance to approve a zoning change for the Cockayne farmstead Historic Preservation District. Councilman Zinn made a motion to accept the Planning Commission's recommendation. Bero seconded. Motion carried.
Chief Stenger is trying to obtain a firm date for a meeting of the Building Enforcement Committee and hopes to be able to meet before the end of the year.
Bids were opened for removal of asbestos and demolition of the Tkach Building. Six bids were received. Councilman McCulley made a motion to table the awarding of bids until further information can be obtained. English seconded. Motion carried.
Councilman Larry English made a motion to accept all standing committee reports as presented. Zinn seconded. Motion carried.
Chief Stenger advised Council that the time/temperature sign has been installed and a couple of minor changes have to be made. Mayor Blazer and Council commended Chief Stenger for his work on this project.
A motion was made by John Zinn and seconded by Tim McCulley to approve the first reading of an ordinance creating a new zoning district known as the Cockayne Farmstead Historic Preservation District. Motion carried.
After discussion, a motion was made by Wayne Bero and seconded by Tim McCulley to have interview questions ready for review for the position of City Clerk at the next regular council meeting. Motion carried.
Mayor Blazer complemented Street commissioner Byers on the work done by his crew in hanging the Christmas decorations.
Council English made a motion to approve performance bonuses to be issued the same as the prior year. McCulley seconded. Motion carried.
John Zinn made a motion to adjourn at 8:25. Bero seconded. Motion carried.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Norman Stenger, Chief of Police
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
DECEMBER 14, 2009
Glen Dale city Council met in regular session on Monday, December 14, 2009, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton (retired), Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Councilman McCulley was absent.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $11,567.18 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Zinn. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
After Attorney Gardner read by title an ordinance creating a new zoning district known as the Cockayne Farmstead Historic Preservation District, Zinn made a motion with a second by English to pass the ordinance on second and final reading. ROLL CALL VOTE: Unanimous 4-0 vote.
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to accept the low bid of RAZE INTERNATIONAL for asbestos removal and demolition of the Tkach building. Work on the property is to begin within 30 days of signing the contract and to be completed within a 60 day period after the starting date. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, for Mayor Blazer to sign an agreement between the City of Glen Dale and the West Virginia Department of Transportation for a "T" Grant in the amount of $164,000.00 to be matched in the amount of $41,000.00 by the Historical Society. The money is to be used for heating, air-conditioning, a handicapped accessible ramp and a parking area. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, for Mayor Blazer to write a letter of compliance to Marshall County Prosecuting Attorney Cramer in reference to the 2008 audit report for the City. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 7:59p.m. Zinn moved and Bero seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:12p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 8:13p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JANUARY 11, 2010
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, January 11, 2010, at 7:30p.m. in council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton (retired), Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman, Councilman McCulley was absent.
The Minutes of the pervious meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Bills totaling $8,273.13 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Associates from Warren Distribution were present and presented a check to Council to help pay a portion of the cost of the updated time and temperature sign in front of the City Building.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to hire a full time City Clerk to replace retired Clerk Singleton. Vote: Unanimous.
Council recognized a letter sent by FEMA stating that the City of Glen Dale had met the requirements of the FLOOD PLAIN ORDINANCE as presented.
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, for a resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into an agreement with the Development Office to administer funds in the amount of $11,000.00 for a vehicle for the Police Department. Vote: Unanimous.
Bero made a motion, second by English, for a resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into an agreement with the Development Office to administer funds in the amount of $35,000.00 for the South Park Street Crossing. Vote: Unanimous.
Bero made a motion, second by Richmond, for a resolution authorizing Mayor Blazer to enter into an agreement with the development Office to administer funds in the amount of $15,000.00 for Capital improvements. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 8:02p.m. English moved and Bero seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:55p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to adjourn at 8:57p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer. Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
JANUARY 25, 2010
Glen Dale city Council met in regular session on Monday, January 25, 2010 at 7:30p.m., in council chambers of the Glen Dale City Building.
Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, City Attorney Gardner, Bookkeeper Rickman, and Suzan Singleton. Absent were Recorder Trembush and Street Commissioner Byers.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by John Zinn and second by Wayne Bero.
Gary Niesperly of 809 Tomlinson Avenue, introduced himself to council advising he had returned to Glen Dale after living away for 39 years. Council welcomed him back.
Bills in the amount of $4,014.34 were approved to be paid on a motion by Lou Richmond and second by Tim McCulley. Bookkeeper Rickman advised council that 55% of the assets budgeted had been received, while only 38% of the expenditures were made. Also, Suzan Singleton advised council that the PERS contribution by the city would be increasing 65% from 11% to 17% of wages. This increase would stay in effect until the market brought the PERS investments back to a funded liability.
Lou Richmond moved to accept as presented Rule 42, a 7.11% rate increase needed to proceed with the water project. John Zinn seconded, Vote: Unanimous.
Lou Richmond Moved, seconded By Tim McCulley to permit Water Superintendent Orlofske to proceed with the sewer project at the crossing once the governor approved the community partnership grants currently pending.
John Zinn advised five building permits were applied for and approved. Lou Richmond advised the Cockayne Historic Society were conducting fund raisers and moving right along.
Attorney Gardner advised council the contract with RAZE is complete and once he goes over a few things with Norm Stenger, they will be ready to go.
Tim McCulley moved, seconded by Larry English to accept all standing committee reports as presented.
John Zinn Moved, seconded by Lou Richmond to accept Chief Stenger's recommendation to hire Peter Grigsby as a full time dispatcher, replacing a dispatcher who resigned.
Chief Stenger also advised council there was nothing new from DOH or CSX on the crossing. He also reminded council that now was the time to request community partnership funds from our legislators as the session is currently in progress.
At 7:50P.M., John Zinn moved to adjourn, seconded by Larry English.
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David W. Blazer, Mayor
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Suzan Singleton
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
FEBRUARY 8, 2010
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, February 8, 2010, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton (retired), Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Chief of Police Stenger was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer recognized Dave Thomas who wanted to thanks the city for cleaning his alley of snow and to report a hole by the North parking lot of Warren Dist. Also recognized was Russ Hall who wanted to report frequent speeding on Marx Lane in the morning hours by Warren Distribution workers and in the evening by customers visiting the Landing. The Mayor asked Street Commissioner Byers to check about the hole in the Parking Lot and to report the speeding to Traffic.
Bills totaling $10,443.36 were approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Councilman Zinn reported that the Parks and Recreation Board was in need of two board members and that anyone interested in serving should contact the City. He also stated that workers for the Glen Dale Swimming pool were needed at all levels including manager, concession stand workers and life guards.
Dave McLaughlin and Pete Fisher of the Glen Dale Baseball Association presented Council with expense reports from last year. They reported that the Association Operated with a deficit of about $4,500.00 the previous year. They were asking Council to allow for an increase from $2,000.00 to $5,000.00 in the upcoming City Budget to compensate for the increase in operating expenditures.
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to hire Jane Criswell Rickman as full time City Clerk Beginning May 1, 2010 to replace Suzie Singleton. Vote: Unanimous.
Bero made a motion, second by English, to approve on first reading an ordinance placing on the ballot of the May 11, 2010 Primary to authorize tax levies for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2011 to provide funds for a system of mass transit to be provided by the Ohio Valley Regional Transportation Authority. Motion carried on a 3-2 Roll CALL VOTE with Richmond and Zinn voting against.
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to approve on first reading a Water Rate Ordinance establishing and fixing water rates, connection charges, delayed payment, penalties and other charges for service to customers of the water system of the City of Glen Dale. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by McCulley, to approve Belmar to proceed with grant applications for the Little Grave Creek Water Project providing that such grants allow for the entire cost of the project with no expense to the City of Glen Dale. Vote: 4-1(Zinn).
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to approve a letter to the WVDOH requesting administrative fees for T-21 Grants for the Cockayne House. Vote: Unanimous.
McCulley made a motion, second by Bero, to donate $100.00 to the Bishop Donahue 2010 After Prom to be held on May1, 2010. Vote: Unanimous.
Zinn Made a motion, second by Bero, to adjourn at 8:15p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
FEBRUARY 22, 2010
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, February 22, 2010, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in Attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman, City Clerk Singleton was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer recognized Amy Toler of the WVDHHR who is investigating opportunities of employment to place individuals who are in need of public assistance. The City of Glen Dale would have no liability and the WVDHHR would pay their benefits and salaries. Council will consider the possibility.
Bills totaling $22,890.17 were approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous.
Attorney Gardner opened a public hearing on the proposed water rate increase but no one was present to question or oppose.
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to grant permission for the Sanitary Department to bid on a used Vaccon truck from the city of Moundsville. Vote: Unanimous.
English made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Bero seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Bero made a motion, second by English, to approve on second and final reading an ordinance placing on the ballot of the May 11, 2010 Primary to authorize tax levies for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2010 and July 1, 2011 to provide funds for a system of mass transit to be provided by the Ohio Valley Regional Transportation Authority. Motion carried on a 3-2 ROLL CALL VOTE with Richmond and Zinn voting against.
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to approve on second and final reading a Water Rate Ordinance establishing and fixing water rates, connection charges, delayed payment penalties and other charges for service to customers of the water system of the City of Glen Dale. ROLL CALL VOTE: 5-0 Unanimous.
McCulley made s motion, second by Richmond, to approve the Mayor's signature on engineering contracts for the Little Grave Creek Water Project providing that grants allow for the entire cost of the project with no expense to the City of Glen Dale. Vote: 4-1 (Zinn).
Richmond made a motion, second by Zinn, to approve advertising for bids for the sewer line project on West Baltimore. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 8:05p.m.Zinn moved and McCulley seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:26p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, second by Richmond, to adjourn at 8:30p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer. Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
MARCH 8, 2010
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, March 8, 2010, at 7:30p.m., in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also present were Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Singleton (retired), Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Chief of Police Stenger was absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous
Bills totaling $12,336.36 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Attorney Gardner reported that the demolition of the Tkach Building would be completed within forty five(45) days.
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Richmond seconded. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by McCulley, to adjourn at 7:37p.m. Vote: Unanimous
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David Blazer, Mayor
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
MARCH 22, 2010
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, March 22, 2010, at 7:30p.m., in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also Present were Chief of Police Stenger, Street Commissioner Byers, and Bookkeeper Rickman. Water Superintendent Orlofske, City Clerk Singleton, and Attorney Gardner were absent.
The Minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by McCulley and a second by Zinn. Vote: Unanimous
Mayor Blazer recognized Mr. Dean who was present and wanted to address Council. He reiterated complaints of the past concerning Warren Distribution. He referred to dust, dirt and mud in the area. Also, he complained of lights illuminating his property from Warren and speeding in the area. Chief Stenger reported that warren was doing environmental studies in the area required prior to paving and that patrols apparently have not been in the area when speeders were present.
Tom Hvizdo representing OVRTA was recognized by Mayor Blazer. He was present at the request of Council to provide information concerning bus transportation being provided to the citizens of Glen Dale. He provided information concerning the number of passengers on the busses and what costs would be to residents if the Levy would pass.
Bills totaling $5,045.96 were approved on a motion by English and a second by Richmond. Vote: Unanimous
Bookkeeper Rickman presented Council with the proposed 2010-2011 budget in the amount of $2,114,227.00. Richmond made a motion, second by English, to approve the budget as presented. Vote: Unanimous
Chief Stenger reported that demolition of the Tkach Building id to start on April 15, 2010 and is estimated to take about 15 days.
Members of the Historical Society were present and Nila Chaddock presented Mayor Blazer with a note book filled with scanned copies of valuable written materials found in the Cockayne House. She also introduced Tom Tarowsky who was hired with grant monies to provide area students of all levels with educational opportunities concerning the area and more particularly the Cockayne Farmstead. Nila also gave an update on what had been done in 2009 and what is proposed for 2010.
McCulley made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and Richmond seconded. Vote: Unanimous
McCulley made a motion, second by Richmond, to approve an individual to be placed by the DHHR to do work in the City as needed. This is to be done at no cost to the City except for Workers Comp. Vote: Unanimous
Zinn made a motion, second by English, to adopt a Computer Usage Policy Limiting personal use of City computers by all employees. Vote: Unanimous
Richmond made a motion to donate $2,500.00 to the Glen Dale Baseball Association for this year to help with operating expenses. The motion died for a lack of a second.
Richmond moved and English seconded a request for an executive session at 8:55p.m. Zinn moved and Bero seconded a request to return to regular session at 9:17p.m. Both Votes were Unanimous.
Bero made a motion , second by McCulley, to adjourn at 9:30p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
APRIL 12, 2010
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, April 12, at 7:30p.m., in the Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond and Zinn. Also attending were Police Chief Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Absent were Mayor Blazer and Suzan Singleton.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved for payment on a motion Richmond and seconded by English. Motion carried unanimously.
The Levy will be laid on April 20, 2010 at the Glen Dale City Council Chambers. Chief Stenger will advised of the time by Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Water Superintendent Orlofske noted that the water rate increase should go into effect with the June billing cycle. Orlofske also stated that the Water and Sanitary Boards will meet Monday, April 19, 2010 at 6:00 and 6:30 respectively.
Councilman Zinn advised that 6 building permits had been approved.
Chief Stenger advised the council that 14 "No Tractor Trailer" signs have been ordered and will be temporarily placed on 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th Streets and Marx Lane. Councilman Bero suggested painting a large arrow on the street to help direct Warren Distribution traffic.
Chief Stenger noted that the shingles have repaired on the front of the City Building and the asbestos removal is to be complete on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 on the property next to the City Building. demolition is scheduled to being on April 15, 2010.
Councilman Richmond brought a letter to council requesting an additional $2,500.00 in funds for the Baseball Association for the current budget year. Zinn Made a motion to give $2,500.00 to the Baseball Association. English seconded. discussion was held. Richmond advised that there was still $1,250.00 left in the current year budget for Baseball Association. Zinn amended his motion to give the baseball association an additional $1,300.00. English seconded that amended motion. Motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Richmond stated that the Historical Society is currently working on fundraising to obtain $41,000.00 in order to meet their match for the T21 Grant.
Attorney Fred Gardner opened the bid for the sanitary sewer project for the railroad crossing. One bid was received from savage Heavy Highway Corp in the amount of $56,300.00 Water Superintendent Orlofske reviewed the specifications with the contractor to verify accuracy. It was noted that $50,000.00 grants funds will be applied to this project. Councilman. Richmond made a motion to accept the bid as presented. Bero Seconded. Motion Carried Unanimously.
Councilman Richmond made a motion that the additional cost of $6,300.00 for the sanitary sewer project will be paid for from the City's contingency funds. English seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
Attorney Gardner reviewed a contract from Timothy E. Reilly Sr. to sell 2.69 acres of land to the City of Glen Dale for use solely to provide water service to customers. In the event that the property would cease to be used for water distribution, the property will revert back to Reilly or his heirs. Superintendent Orlofske noted that the property had been appraised and is being sold at fair market value. Councilman Zinn made a motion to purchase the property according to the contract. McCulley seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Richmond and seconded by McCulley to re-advertise for engineering services for the Little Grave Creek water extension project. Motion carried unanimously.
By request of Councilman Richmond, a moment of silence was held in honor of the coal miners and their families that lost their lives in Raleigh County, WV Recorder Trembush closed the silence by asking God to watch over them.
Councilman English requested an executive session for personnel matters at 8:00. Zinn seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
Councilman English made a motion to return to regular session at 8:17. Zinn seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
Councilman English made a motion that the additional $1,300.00 for the Baseball Association be added to their budgeted line item for the currents fiscal year. Richmond seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
Councilman Zinn made a motion to adjourn at 8:19 English seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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Norman Stenger, Police Chief
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
APRIL 26, 2010
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, April 26, 2010, at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush, Council Members: Bero, English, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, Attorney Gardner and Bookkeeper Rickman. Councilman McCulley and City Clerk Singleton were absent.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by English. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer recognized Mr. Doug Loy who wanted to address Council about an opening on the parks and Recreation Board; baby swings for the park; parking on 13th Street and people using the City dumpsters that shouldn't. He was informed how to make application for the Parks and Rec. Board; that the swings are being replaced and that the Chief is looking into a solution of the parking. There was an extended discussion of the dumpster problem and possible solutions.
Street Commissioner Byers informed Council that County dumpsters will be at the City Garage on May 14th and 15th for residents to get rid of unwanted materials.
Bills totaling $5,285.02 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Chief Stenger reported that demolition of the Tkach building had started last Thursday and that 80% of the building was down that day. Work is going as scheduled.
Councilman Richmond reported that the Historical Society will have an open house on Saturday, June 19, 2010 to coincide with WV Day. He also reported that they will hire an intern for the summer who will do inventory and that they are seeking donors for the 87 Club to pay off the debt for the little house.
Zinn made a motion, seconded by English, to support the 87 Club of the Historical Society by donating $1,000.00 to help the effort of paying off the debt. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, seconded by Zinn, to approve a resolution relating to a Community Participation Grant in the amount of $11,000.00 to purchase a four-wheel drive vehicle. Vote: Unanimous.
English made a motion, second by Bero, to approve a resolution relating to a Community Participation Grant in the amount of $15,000.00 to replace water and sewer lines along West Baltimore Avenue. Vote: Unanimous.
Water Superintendent Orlofske informed Council that the City is being required to install soap dispensers and electric hand dryers at the pool and this would require replacing the present breaker box. Zinn made a motion, second by Bero, to replace the breaker box at a cost of $3,200.00. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and English seconded. Vote: unanimous.
Richmond made a recommendation that we check into the possibility of camera surveillance and signs at the dumpster site to curb the present abuse that is taking place.
English moved and Richmond seconded a request for an executive session at 7:54p.m Zinn moved and English seconded a request to return to regular session at 8:28p.m. Both votes were unanimous.
Zinn made a motion, seconded by English, to adjourn at 8:29p.m. Vote Unanimous.
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David Blazer. Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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GLEN DALE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
MAY 10, 2010
Glen Dale City Council met in regular session on Monday, May 10, 2010 at 7:30p.m. in Council Chambers of the Glen Dale City Building. Those in attendance were Mayor Blazer, Recorder Trembush. Council Members: Bero, English, McCulley, Richmond, and Zinn. Also present were Chief of Police Stenger, Water Superintendent Orlofske, Street Commissioner Byers, City Clerk Rickman, and Attorney Gardner.
The minutes of the previous meeting were approved on a motion by Zinn and a second by McCulley. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor Blazer welcomed and formally swore in Jane Rickman to her new position as City Clerk.
Street Commissioner Byers reminded Council that County dumpsters will be at the City Garage on May 14th and 15th for residents to get rid of unwanted materials.
Bills totaling $14,272.22 were approved on a motion by Richmond and a second by Bero. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by English, to hire Dave Cook of 9th Street as part-time seasonal help for the City. Vote: Unanimous.
Richmond made a motion, second by Bero, to abandon a "Paper Alley" between the South line of lots 62 & 80 to the North line of lots 68 & 84 and all lots in between to go to the person(s) owning those lots. Roll Call Vote: Unanimous 5-0
Chief Stenger reported that demolition of the Tkach building has been completed and that Council needs to consider paving the lot for parking at the present time.
Zinn made a motion to accept all standing committee reports and McCulley seconded. Vote: Unanimous.
Mayor blazer announced that the annual Memorial Day Service will be at 11:00a.m. on May 31, 2010 at the park. A special recognition will be made in the honor of fallen soldier Julian Berisford.
Chief Stenger announced that bids will be opened on June 2, 2010 for the Seventh Street crossing and hopefully construction can begin in August.
Mayor Blazer said he had signed a Proclamation of Declaration of American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day to be on May 8, 2010 for Mountain Knapp Unit 5 in McMechen.
English made a motion, second by Zinn, to adjourn at 8:04p.m. Vote: Unanimous.
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David Blazer, Mayor
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Gerald A. Trembush, Recorder
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