AGENDA
REGULAR
MEETING NO. 2013-09-RG
OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF MADISON, ALABAMA
6:00 P.M.
MUNICIPAL COMPLEX
MAY
13, 2013
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. INVOCATION Pastor
Rod Crutcher of Restoration Church
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4. ROLL CALL OF ELECTED GOVERNING
OFFICIALS
5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. Minutes No. 2013-08-RG, April 22, 2013
6. PRESENTATION AND AWARDS
A. Presentation
by Cynthia Potts, Executive Director of the Land Trust of North Alabama
7. PUBLIC COMMENTS
(Will be limited to 5 minutes if on
the agenda and 3 minutes otherwise)
A. George
Rittenhouse, 7508 Doane Drive, Huntsville, address Council regarding a
city-wide safety issue
B. Ron
Johnson representing the Madison Derby Days Committee
C. Don
Palmer, address Council regarding sales tax revenues
8. CONSENT AGENDA AND FINANCE COMMITTEE
REPORT
A.
Regular and periodic bills to be
paid
B. Acceptance of donation in the amount of
$3,015 from Madison Girls Softball Association
C. Acceptance of donation in the amount of
$1,400 from Madison Baseball Association
D. Acceptance of donation in the amount of
$40 (to be deposited into Fire Department Donation account)
E. Resolution No. 2013-130-R
approving a travel advance in the amount of $200 each for Stacy Thomas and
Tanner Wilkerson to attend PATC Detective and New Investigator Training course
(to be paid from departmental budget)
F. Approval of payment to Florence & Hutcheson for engineering services completed
on ATRIP
Project No. ACBR586849-ATRP (001) Bridge replacement on CR-16 (Wall
Triana) over Mill Creek (to be paid
from Capital Improvement budget) $10,720.00
G. Approval of payment to Florence & Hutcheson for engineering services completed
on ATRIP
Project No. ACAA59030-ATRP (001) County Line Road Improvements
(Madison Blvd. to Highway 72)(to be
paid from Capital Improvement budget) $46,800.00
H. Approval of payment to Florence & Hutcheson for construction engineering and
inspection
services completed on ATRIP Project No. ACAA58619-ATRP (001), Resurface
CR-17 (Old Madison Pike) from CR-14
(Hughes) to CR-19 (Slaughter)(to be paid
from
Capital Improvement budget) $1,900.00
I. Approval of payment to APAC-Midsouth for Bid No. MED-14-12, Gooch Lane
Reconstruction (to be paid from
Capital Improvement budget) $7,318.49
J. Approval of payment to Vulcan Material for supplies for trench failure repairs
on Madison
Point Place (to be paid from Madison Utilities forbearance funds) $272.72
K. Approval of payment to Vulcan Materials for supplies for trench failure repairs
on Madison
Point Place (to be paid from Madison Utilities forbearance funds) $910.40
L. Approval of payment to Alabama Concrete for supplies for trench failure repairs
on Freedom
Way (to be paid from Madison Utilities forbearance funds) $254.00
M. Approval of payment to Lowes Companies for supplies for trench failure repairs
(to be paid from Madison Utilities forbearance
funds) $30.79
N. Approval of payment to H. E. Equipment for rental equipment for trench failure
repairs (to
be paid from Madison Utilities forbearance funds) $101.25
O. Approval of payment to Vulcan Materials for supplies for trench failure repairs
on Madison
Point Place and Lewis Lane (to be paid from Madison Utilities
forbearance
funds) $629.45
P. Resolution No. 2013-132-R
approving a travel advance in the amount of $160 for Don Koch to attend the 40th
Annual Southeastern Animal Control Association Training Conference
Q. Resolution No. 2013-133-R
approving a copier rental agreement with The Lioce Group, Inc. for copier for
the Municipal Court department
9. PRESENTATION OF REPORTS
A.
Mayor Troy Trulock
(1) Resolution No. 2013-124-R
approving the annual appropriation agreement with the Land Trust of North
Alabama
B. Council
District No. 1 Tim Holcombe
(1)
Proposed
Ordinance No. 2013-142 adopting the Amended Annual Operating Budget for
the City of Madison, Alabama for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2012 and ending
September 30, 2013, and declaring the same shall constitute the Amended Annual
Operating Budget of the City of Madison, Alabama for such fiscal year.
C. Council
District No. 2 Steve Smith
D. Council
District No. 3 D. J. Klein
E.
Council District No. 4 Mike Potter
F.
Council District No. 5 Tommy
Overcash
G.
Council District No. 6 Gerald Clark
H. Council
District No. 7 Ronica Ondocsin
10. BOARD/COMMITTEE
APPOINTMENTS
A.
Appointment to the City of Madison Board of Education Place 5
11. PUBLIC
HEARINGS
A. Continuation
of public hearing on the matter of revocation or refusal to renew the business
license of Madison Bandito, LLC doing business as Bandito Burrito-Madison
located at 208 Main Street
12. DEPARTMENT
REPORTS
A. FINANCE
(1) Resolution No. 2013-112-R
authorizing the Mayor to execute an additional services agreement with New
World Systems
B. POLICE
(1) Resolution No. 2013-121-R
authorizing the purchase of radios from State Bid No. T-300 for use by the
Police Department in the amount of $466,107.60 (to be paid from Municipal
Government Capital Improvement Fund)
(2) Resolution No. 2013-129-R
approving an agreement for LeadsOnline subscription (funding from departmental
budget)
C. FIRE
(1) Resolution No. 2013-123-R
authorizing the purchase of radios from State Bid No. T-300 for use by the Fire
Department in the amount of $128,543.75 (to be paid from Municipal Government
Capital Improvement Fund)
(2) Resolution No. 2013-126-R
authorizing the lease-purchase of a 2013 Ford Expedition through North Alabama
Cooperative Purchasing Association bid awarded to Woody Anderson Ford ($32,694
to be paid from departmental budget)
(3) Resolution No. 2013-127-R
authorizing the lease-purchase of a 2013 Ford F550 from State Bid No. T-193A
awarded to Chuck Stevens Automotive ($49,515.50 to be paid from departmental
budget)
(4) Resolution No. 2013-131-R
authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement with the City of Huntsville
D.B.A. Huntsville-Madison County Emergency Management Agency to provide funding
for sustainment of the Heavy Rescue Team
D. REVENUE
(1) Proposed Ordinance No. 2013-111 exempting certain covered
items from the municipal sales and use tax during the first full weekend of
August 2013 as authorized by Act 2006-574, generally referred to as the State
Sales Tax Holiday legislation (first reading)
E. PLANNING
(1) Resolution No. 2013-117-R
setting a public hearing on Proposed Ordinance No. 2013-118 rezoning certain
property located at 205 Browns Ferry Road owned by Majid
and Judith Babai to B-2 (1st publication 05-18-2013;
synopsis 05-25-2013; public hearing 06-10-2013)
(2) Resolution No. 2013-122-R
accepting into public use and maintenance the improvements constructed in Crown
Pointe, Phase III
(3) Resolution No. 2013-115-R
setting a public hearing on Proposed Ordinance No. 2013-116 zoning property
located at 221 Foy Road in Skyline Acres petitioned by Richard and Judith Hayes
to R-1B (1st publication 05-18-2013; synopsis 05-25-2013; public hearing 06-10-2013)
(4) Proposed Ordinance No. 2013-119 vacating a utility and drainage easement lying on Lot 30
and 31 of Shiloh Run Subdivision (first reading)
(5) Resolution
No. 2013-128-R approving an agreement with CDG Engineering for downtown
design services
F. CITY
CLERK-TREASURER
(1) Resolution No. 2013-120-R
annual levy of a 7-mill general ad valorem tax, a 5.5 mill ad valorem tax for
water-sewer projects and general municipal purposes, a ½ mill library tax and
an 11-mill ad valorem tax for general school purposes on all taxable property
in the City of Madison and an additional 10.5 mills of ad valorem tax for
general school purposes on all taxable property located in the portion of the
City of Madison located in Limestone County
G. LEGAL
(1) Proposed Ordinance No. 2013-109 authorizing the Water and Wastewater Board of the City of
Madison to dispose of its interest in certain real property (first reading
04/22/2013)
13. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS
14. ADJOURNMENT
Agenda
Note: It should be noted
that there are times when circumstances arise that require items be added to or
deleted from the agenda at time of the Council meeting. Also all attached documents are to be
considered a draft until approved by Council.
All
attendees are advised that Council meetings are televised and that their
statements and actions are therefore viewed by more than just those attending
the meetings.