Minutes-01/11/1989

Stoner reported that Hazardous Waste Cleanup fund asking will be 50 cents per capita for the first year and 25 cents per capita for the next four years. Council will wait until plan in finalized to make commitment. Stoner reported that a plan for a state-wide "911" number should be completed by July 1, 1992. This will be paid by a 25 cent per month charge on each telephone. Motion Morgan second Spivey to approve request by Ray Scheetz for permit to operate Clear Creek Mobile Home Park for calendar year 1989. Carried unanimously. Mayor made the following committee head appointments for 1989: Sharon Eggers to Human Development, Ted Spivey to Home and Community, Glenn Potter to Policy and Administration, Sandra Morgan to Water, Carrie Stratton to Sewer and Dave Stoner to Community Protection. Mayor Potter appointed Sandra Morgan as Mayor Pro-tem for 1989. Motion Morgan second Spivey to appoint The Leader as official newspaper for 1989. Carried unanimously. Motion Morgan second Stratton to appoint Stephen Greenleaf and Bob Michael as city attorneys for 1989 at a rate of $60.00 per hour. Morgan stated that the fee is appropriate if council work is done in a timely fashion and Greenleaf responded that it would be. Carried unanimously. Potter directed Hart to ask Bob Smelser to fill in the sewer lines which have sunk in since he did the rehabilitation project. Council consensus to budget money yearly for flushing of lines from sewer plant to lagoon. Iowa City Treatment did the project for $45.00 per hour and it took less than two hours. Motion Spivey second Stratton to approve clerk-treasurer's reports. Carried unanimously. Motion Stratton second Eggers to approve bills and accept receipts. Carried unanimously. Council consensus to approve Alan Kern to take minutes at meetings, with clerk present, due to mono neuritis multi-plex syndrome in clerk's arm which makes it difficult to take minutes for any period of time. Motion Eggers second Morgan to adjourn at 7:35 p.m. Carried unanimously. GLENN R. POTTER, MAYOR ADELIA S. KERN, CLERK-TREASURER