(Stillwater, Okla. / Posted Feb. 7, 2012) — The Stillwater City Council met Monday, Feb. 6, for a regular meeting. Download the evening’s agendas.
Consent Docket.
- Mayor Nathan Bates requested they pull Item A (Bid recommendation for replacement of roofing at Community Center) from the Consent Docket for further discussion. Item B was approved by all.
- Mayor Bates asked Parks and Recreation Manager Jim Scott to explain the roof bidding process, which was actual two separate projects. Mayor Bates made a motion to approve Item A, which was approved by all.
Public Hearings
- Grants Coordinator Valerie Silvers presented information on the close out of the 2009 Community Development Block Grant, the Chester/Lowry/Fern (between 11th and 13th Avenues) sewer replacement project. Councilor John Bartley moves to accept staff findings, and it was approved by all.
- Special Projects Planner Patty Evans presented a request for a Map Amendment for the Church of Christ at 821 N. Duck St. The church requested a change in zoning for a parcel of land (which is currently split between RSS (small lot, single family) and RE (two family, residential) to O (office general). This was followed by a hearing for the church’s request for a video display sign. Both requests were approved by all.
- Evans presented a request for a closing a portion of right-of-way at 640 and 624 S. Ramsey and 810 W. 7th Ave. Councilor Joe Weaver moved to approve, and it was approved by all.
- CFO Marcy Alexander provided a review of the City of Stillwater’s second quarter financials. In short, she reported that revenues and expenditures were on target.
- First reading on Ordinance No. 3161, No. 3162, No. 3163. Each ordinance was passed by council.
- Second reading on Ordinance No. 3157, No. 3159, No. 3160. Each ordinance was approved by all members of council, except Ordinance No. 3157 that Councilor Scott voted to abstain.
- City Attorney John Dorman requested an executive session.
- City Manager Dan Galloway said he plans to announce public meetings to discuss the cable franchise with Suddenlink Communications.
- Councilor Scott said the reason he voted to abstain on Ordinance No. 3161 was that he felt he lacked enough information to make a good decision.
- Councilor Weaver asked to bring back the Primrose Communities development on Range Road back to council. The project will be on the Feb. 20 meeting.
- Mayor Bates asked to have a study session concerning the Wellness Committee and the Community Relations Committee.
Stillwater Utilities Authority Meeting Feb. 6
Minutes for the meeting held Jan. 19 were approved by all, except for Councilor Cody Scott who abstained because he was absent that day.
Consent Docket.
- The contract for water sales to Lone Chimney Water Association will be discussed at the Feb. 20 meeting.
- The trustees discussed the agreement for professional services for the evaluation of the Southwest Pressure Zone and Southern Rural Water Corporation #3. Trustee John Bartley expressed concerns about the time frame on this project. Water Utilities Bill Millis said this study would look at long-term solutions. Trustee Weaver asked why it took so long to enter the agreement. Millis explained that the short-term and intermediate-term projects took staff time and that some data needed to be gathered for the consultants.
- The bid recommendation for the Hospital Area Waterline Replacement Project was approved by all trustees.
Stillwater Industrial and Redevelopment Authority Meeting Feb. 6
Minutes for the meeting held Jan. 5 were approved by all, except for Councilor Cody Scott who abstained because he was absent that day.
General Orders
- BID Coordinator Angela McLaughlin made a quarterly update on the Business Improvement District #1. She discussed the capital improvements; landscape improvements; new businesses (District Bikes and Brooklyn’s); the BID’s marketing mix; and events (2011 Downtown Car Show: It generated a little revenue this time; and the 2012 Halloween Festival theme—Red Dirt Zombies).
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Recap by Sherry Fletcher, Marketing and Public Relations.
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Next City Council Meeting: Monday, Feb. 20, 2012, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Room. Click here for agendas.
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