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Public Services Complex, 209 S.
Prairie Ave., Dwight, Illinois
June 28, 2010
Public Services Complex, 209 S.
Prairie Ave., Dwight, Illinois June 28, 2010
The Dwight Village Board of
Trustees met in regular session at 6:00 p.m. with the meeting
being called to order by President Bill Wilkey. Roll call was
as follows:
Present:
Bill
Wilkey President
Mike
Woods Trustee
Justin Eggenberger
˝
Jerry
Curtis ˝
Nick
Kester ˝
Angie
Turner ˝
Absent:
Jared
Anderson Trustee
Other Village officials in
attendance were Village Administrator Kevin McNamara, Public
Works Director David Bozarth, Police Chief Tim Henson, Village
Attorney Gary Neville, and Village Engineer Ryan Hansen.
President Wilkey led everyone in
the Pledge of Allegiance.
A motion was
made by Curtis and seconded by Turner to approve the minutes
of the June 14, 2010 regular Village Board meeting as
submitted. Roll call was as follows: Woods-aye;
Eggenberger-aye; Curtis-aye; Kester-aye; Turner-aye. Motion
carried, 5-0.
The bills
were presented for payment from the various funds in the
amount of $49,792.24. A motion was made by Turner and
seconded by Kester to pay the bills as submitted and approved
by the Village Trustees. Roll call was as follows: Woods-aye;
Eggenberger-aye; Curtis-aye; Kester-aye; Turner-aye. Motion
carried, 5-0.
A motion was
made by Eggenberger and seconded by Woods to approve a request
by Village Comptroller Patti Drechsel for the following fund
transfer: $250,000 from the Water Fund to the Water Capital
Project Fund for the purpose of funding current water
projects. . Roll call was as follows: Woods-aye;
Eggenberger-aye; Curtis-aye; Kester-aye; Turner-aye. Motion
carried, 5-0.
In public
forum, Patrick Kelleher, 130 Bannon Dr., Dwight, questioned
whether Trustee Turner could be objective in her decision
making concerning John Airgood’s mobile home park given the
fact that she had been married to Mr. Airgood’s son. Mr.
Kelleher thought there was conflict of interest.
Attorney
Neville stated there was no legal conflict of interest, and
that every Board member has a right to their opinion.
Trustee
Turner said that, for the record, her last name is Turner.
Janice
Lauritzen, representing Dwight Main Street, reported that 109
cars participated in the 5th Annual Buzz the Gut
cruise-in night in downtown Dwight on Saturday, June 26. She
thanked the Village for their support. Janice also reminded
everyone that Main Street Markets continue throughout the
summer every Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Ordinance
No. 1287 amending Chapter 24 (Plumbing and Sewers) of the
Dwight Municipal Code, was presented. Administrator McNamara
explained that the amendments had already been accepted in
2008, but a formal ordinance had never been passed.
A motion was
made by Curtis and seconded by Turner to pass Ordinance No.
1287, amending Chapter 24 of the Dwight Municipal. Roll call
was as follows: Woods-aye; Eggenberger-aye; Curtis-aye; Kester-aye;
Turner-aye. Motion carried, 5-0.
ORDINANCE
NO. 1287 IS ON FILE IN THE VILLAGE CLERK’S OFFICE
Clerk Drechsel read the minutes
of the June 24, 2010 Utilities Committee meeting. The
following items were discussed: water project bids; the water
project; request for proposal on painting west water tower;
advertise for bids for Well 9 emergency generator; request to
adjust sewer portion of bill for 516 E. Seminole St. #11, Mary
Smith; request by Travis Swink, 100 E. Waupansie St., to
adjust his invoice for a 1½" water tap; contract renewal
proposal from Stewart Spreading; individual water meters for
all housing units; spare pump for Milbauer Lift Station; NPDES
permit application.
A motion was
made by Eggenberger and seconded by Turner to accept the low
bid from Conley Construction of Morris, Illinois in the amount
of $1,006,103.75 for work on the following water
projects:
Project 1, Chippewa to South to James; Project 3, W. James to
Clinton; Project 4, Old 66 from Chippewa to William; replace
storm sewer on South St. Painting one water tower and
purchasing an emergency generator for Well 9 was also
authorized. Bond funds, Water Capital Funds and Sewer
Replacement Reserve Funds will be used to fund the projects.
Roll call was as follows: Woods-aye; Eggenberger-aye;
Curtis-aye; Kester-aye; Turner-aye. Motion carried, 5-0.
A motion was
made by Eggenberger and seconded by Curtis to authorize the
Village engineer, Christopher B. Burke Engineering Ltd, to
assemble a Request for Proposal and advertise for bids to
repaint the west water tower, and also authorize the Village
Administrator to advertise for bids for an emergency generator
for Well 9. Roll call was as follows: Woods-aye;
Eggenberger-aye; Curtis-aye; Kester-aye; Turner-aye. Motion
carried, 5-0.
A motion was
made by Kester and seconded by Turner to allow a one time
adjustment to the sewer portion of Mary Smith’s bill for 516
E. Seminole St. #11 due to a broken water line under the
trailer that the landlord had not repaired. Ms. Smith will be
charged the average of their normal sewer bill. Roll call was
as follows: Woods-aye; Eggenberger-aye; Curtis-aye; Kester-aye;
Turner-aye. Motion carried, 5-0.
A motion was
made by Eggenberger and seconded by Turner that no adjustment
be made to Travis Swink’s invoice for a 1½" water tap at 100
E. Waupansie St. Roll call was as follows: Woods-no;
Eggenberger-aye; Curtis-aye; Kester-no; Turner-aye. Motion
carried, 3-2.
A motion was
made by Turner and seconded by Curtis to renew the contract
with Stewart Spreading for labor and equipment for removal,
transportation and land application of sludge from the
wastewater treatment plant. The renewal would be for a period
of five (5) years at five cents (5¢) per gallon. Roll call
was as follows: Woods-aye; Eggenberger-aye; Curtis-aye; Kester-aye;
Turner-aye. Motion carried, 5-0.
A motion was
made by Curtis and seconded by Kester to authorize the
purchase of a spare pump for Milbauer Lift Station. Roll call
was as follows: Woods-aye; Eggenberger-aye; Curtis-aye; Kester-aye;
Turner-aye. Motion carried, 5-0.
An Ordinance
Committee meeting was set for Monday, July 12, 2010 at 5:00
p.m.
A Services
Committee meeting was set for Tuesday, July 6, 2010 at 6:00
p.m.
President
Wilkey read a letter of resignation from part-time police
officer Joe Kokaly effective July 1, 2010 and thanked him for
his many years of service to the Village of Dwight.
Wilkey
announced that a committee comprised of himself, Administrator
McNamara, Rob Pulver, Sean Connelly, Jared Anderson, Ryan
Hansen, and Chief Henson would be formed to look into and
decide what can be done with the baseball fields at Garrettt
Park.
Trustee
Curtis commented that he thought the Properties Committee
should be involved in the decision making process right away.
President Wilkey responded that this committee would be an
advisory committee to the Properties Committee.
There being
no further business, a motion to adjourn was made by Woods and
seconded byTurner. All voted aye by voice vote. The meeting
adjourned at 6:26 p.m.
APPROVED:
Bill Wilkey, Village President
ATTEST:
Patricia E. Drechsel, Village
Clerk
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