I called to order this regular meeting of the Board of Public Works this Tuesday, December 2nd of 2025.
First, on the agenda, we have messages from board members. Do we have any messages from the board? I'd
just like to wish our fearless leader, Adam Wason, a very happy birthday today. Thank you. You're lucky
I'm not much of a singer, or I'd break out into song. Might not be quite the voicemail. I won't make
you all listen to it.
Next we have appeals under appeals. We have noise appeal for 1015 West Cottage Grove Avenue Good evening
and adina casamanian from city of Bloomington legal department for BPD This appeal is in regards to
a noise citation that was issued on October 31st 2025 and
Shortly before midnight, Officer Dunn was dispatched to an area based on an initial weapons call because
of possible gunshots near the area of Diamond and Cottage Grove. Officer Dunn was in the area. He began
walking down Cottage Grove, at which point he encountered people walking, and he then encountered a
party where he could hear and see party going on.
Other officers went to went inside where the party was located to clear the party and officer done Had
a chance to speak with the appellant Outside the party was located at 1015 West Cottage Grove Bloomington,
Indiana for 7404 At this point noise citation for 0481 was issued to a Lee Gomez the appellant and
We believe that the Appeal should be upheld under Bloomington municipal code fourteen point oh nine
point zero one zero It states that it's declared to be a public policy of the city to prohibit unreasonable
unnecessary excessive and offensive noise from all sources
Subject to its police power Above certain level noise is detrimental to the health welfare safety comfort
and repose of the citizens Citizenry and in the public interest shall be systematically regulated It's
Under 14.09030, it's additionally unlawful for any person to cause or make unreasonable noise or to
allow any unreasonable noise to be caused or made in any real or personal property occupied or controlled
by that person. Under our facts here, in the written appeal, Mrs. Gomez stated, I'm currently on crutches
and I have been for about a month due to a broken foot, which made it extremely difficult for me to
move around my own house and manage the
Situation mrs. Gomez admitted to and allowed unreasonable noise to occur on her property in violation
of Bloomington municipal code fourteen point oh nine point oh three oh by failing to control the persons
that were on her property and inside her home as stated in the beginning that Officers had to go in
and clear the party while officer done himself was talking with her and
so the citation was issued to miss Gomez and She was verified by officer done to be the property to
be the occupant at the property And so we hope that the city Would and we're asking the staff recommendation
that BPD that Board of Public Works upholds this citation and
Because the noise that was created on the property did not fall with any enumerated exemption under
the Bloomington municipal code section fourteen point oh nine zero four zero Do you have any questions
for me, thank you I think we'll hold questions. We can hear from the appellant now. Thank you. Thanks
And if you'll just state your name for our record Good evening, everyone. My name is Ailey Gomez
I wanted to thank you all for taking the time to listen to me today First and foremost, I will say that
I'm extremely sorry for everything that happened and I wouldn't be standing here if I believe that The
situation was out of if I didn't believe that the situation was out of hand As stated previously on
October 31st, I had a party with my friends and It got out of control
There was a lot of people there that I didn't invite which I stated to the officer when he arrived The
initial complaint wasn't really because of the noise that was occurring in the party despite there being
a lot of people that I didn't invite It was because like they say there was gunshots. I had no idea
that there was anything occurring like that. I didn't know that I Didn't even know that that had happened
When the officer arrived I was actively trying to escort people out of the house but as I
They stated previously I was in crutches. So it was kind of hard for me to get these people out of my
house There was so many people in the house that I couldn't even walk So I had to get some of my friends
the ones that I knew to help me kind of get out And I was already at the door when the officer arrived
And like I said, it was just very hard when the officers arrived I invited them inside of the house
that they could help get everyone out because like I said, I didn't invite 90% of those people
I was surprised to have so many people there. But the crutches incident had occurred two weeks prior
to the party. That was the reason why we had it there. It wasn't intended to be a noisy party. It was
just meant to have friends over and just have a good time. So with that, I mean, I'm still suffering,
recovering from the injury. It was obviously my fault because it was in my property. I shouldn't have
allowed that many people to get in.
But at the same time, it's hard for one person to escort like over 50 people out of one small house.
I know that these situations are very hard to kind of go against what has already been decided because
there's obviously rules and regulations that one must follow as a citizen, which I completely agree
to. But in my defense, it's kind of hard for me to control so many people at once, especially having such
big, you know, disability, I would say. So like I said, in terms of the gunshots, I have no idea who
did that. I would never condone anything like that. I think that's a disruption to not only myself,
but my neighbors, and I don't think that that's something okay to do. I wasn't even aware until the
officer came and let me know that that was going on. In terms of the noise, the party wasn't really
what caused the
Issue was more like I said the gunshots But again, I didn't invite those people and it was really hard
for me to control the situation But thank you all for listening to me today Thank you All right questions
from the board I want to mind hearing from the officer
My name is officer Connor Dunn and I'm a police officer with the Bloomington Police Department The only
question I really have for you is The citations tonight I just want to clarify is about excessive noise
We are not making any kind of ruling on any kind of facts in relationship to gunfire. Is that correct? I
The reason for my citation is because of the unreasonable music noise that I heard emanating from the
address on the citation That would disturb someone of normal temperance in that area, which was a residential
area There was an active party going on when I arrived and I heard the music from that and in general
Over not in general. Can you can you estimate how far away you were from the property when you first
heard the noise? I
I know that I heard the loud noise from at least the sidewalk or public area I would have to Guess a
bit if I were to say more than that, however Thank you, thank you All right, is there a motion on this item
Move that we deny the noise appeal at 1015 West Cottage Grove Avenue Second, all right. We have a motion
in a second. I will call the roll Caron. I roach I Cox Deckard I motion passes I just like to add however
that I'm really impressed by you coming to speak your voice and You have a lot of maturity for coming
to the meeting to share your side of the story I really appreciate you showing up and doing that and
I think you may have been in
unfortunate situation where you bit off more than you can chew so to say and There were there are obviously
rules and policies that need to be filed But I would really commend you for coming and speaking so clearly
with us. Thanks I Was gonna say something similar. So, thank you. Thank you to the officer. Thank you. I
All right, next up is petitions and remonstrances. If anyone would like to make a public comment on
anything that is not on the agenda this evening, now is the opportunity to do so. If you're on Zoom,
you can use the raised hand function or the chat function to let us know you'd like to make a comment.
And if you are in the room, you may approach the microphone. Seeing none.
Next we have the consent agenda under the consent agenda is the minutes for september 9th of 2025 minutes
from september 23rd of 2025 outdoor lighting service agreement with duke energy for north eagleson avenue
between law lane and east 10th street resolution 2025-085 honey brew resolution 2025
Dash zero eight six declaration of fleet surplus 2025 memorandum of understanding between Monroe County
Health Department and City of Bloomington Fire Department Amendment one to contract with for you lawn
and landscape Service agreement with PEI maintenance for upgrade of three fuel master FM use to fuel
master live and payroll Do we have any items that need to be removed from the consent agenda this evening? I
Any public comments on anything within the consent agenda? Seeing none is there a motion we Sorry, I
just had a total brain Shut down move that we approve the consent agenda for tonight's meeting of December
2nd 2025 Second. All right. We have a motion in a second and I will call the roll Korone. I roach I
Cox Deckard I motion passes Next we have new business first under new business is Lane and sidewalk
closure for street cut at Arlington multifamily development
You're gonna get a lot from me tonight. We have several staff with the snow and everything that had
some complications So I'm presenting quite a few of the items and so on behalf of Kyle ball and the
engineering department He's been working with Meyer Nagel on this lane shift for Arlington Road adjacent
to the project at 1320 West Arlington they need to add sanitary and storm upgrades and Do their water
tap for the site? They're gonna need they're gonna have traffic control in place and
Early spring estimated between March 2nd and June 16th This is instead of any type of lane closure.
They're going to be shifting traffic and trying to maintain it that way. So this is up to For up to
about three weeks of this implementation and they'll keep staff up to speed on exactly when they're
going to be starting on that one Happy to answer any questions on this All right any questions from
the board on this item?
I'm sorry. Let me clarify the what they're the three weeks is to put up signage prior to when it starts
So the residents in the area know when it when it's coming So that's the three week, but this will be
March 2nd through June 16th for the lane shift Any public comments on this item
None, is there a motion? I move that we approve lane and sidewalk closure for street cut at Arlington
multifamily development Second I will call the roll Koran. I roach. Hi Cox Deckard. I motion passes
Next we have lane and sidewalk closure on Indiana Avenue for Duke Energy Hello Zach Bell engineering
Duke Energy is requesting three weeks of single lane and sidewalk closures on Indiana Avenue traveling
north from East Cottage Grove to East 13th Street. This request is to accommodate the installation of
new light poles and LEDs in multiple locations along Indiana Avenue. The traffic control would be in
place from January 24th to February 12th, 2026. Questions from the board on this item.
The street is a one-way street. It's all right Where am I to a certain point to a certain point? Yes,
right? Yeah, I could I'd have to look to tell you the exact details on it, but I know that it changes
so So the the lanes Will stop two-way traffic here. It's all right. Okay. Thank you. Yeah, it would
be it would be flaggers if it was two ways
It's one way it would just be a lane restriction with the merger Indiana goes back to two-way there
and so right this is north of there up at Cottage Grove towards 13th under the railroad Underpass there.
So They'll be flagging in that kind of one-lane configuration, right? Yes. Yes, they submitted an MOT
and it's on file in EPL a Standard application is what they submitted. Thank you
Is this work weather dependent at all the installing the light poles? I'm just wondering I would say
that it could be affected by it But I wouldn't say it's as weather dependent as maybe like sidewalk
work or something. Okay, but there could be a little bit of movement on the dates Yes, I would anticipate
that would be possible. Okay. Thanks And I'll just say when Duke does these on streets like this they're
gonna use a full traffic management they have they have a pretty robust traffic management systems that
they put out there so
And in that same line, I'm assuming that they're doing most of this work during the day and not in the
evening that the plan is just regular working hours just thinking about athletics traffic and the ways
that those patterns
Might be affected but it sounds like there probably won't be many conflicts with that because of daytime
work hours not weekend, right? Yeah at the most it would be ten hours in a day They would generally
start at around seven. So Looking wrapping up at five at the latest I think the only real athletic impacts
would be back about home basketball, right? So we can just heads up on that was brought up at the previous
meeting and I've made a
contact And so the sidewalk would be open during those times that are not working no, no this sidewalk
closure would be So this is a request for the sidewalk closures also so they would be Like if the light
pole was there or the electric pole was there they would do a short duration Closure in that area and
set up a detour Okay, so they're only having to close the
Sidewalk when they're actually actively in that space. Yeah, they are not taking out sidewalk panels
or anything like that This would just be to divert people while they're working, you know over the sidewalk
or like directly adjacent to it that's good because that's the other time when we'll see a lot of traffic
is just Yes pedestrians heading to the athletic complex All right any other questions on this item Any
public comments on this item
None on zoom Seeing none. Is there a motion? I move that we approve lane and sidewalk closure on Indiana
Avenue for Duke Energy Second, I will call the roll crown. I roach. I Cox Deckard. I motion passes Next
we have sidewalk closure on Woodburn Avenue for service solutions. All right
I have this listed as take on and staff report. I just want to clarify that that there it's
like a Subcontractor relationship. So that was my fault. I did not do that correctly So just take on
is requesting a one week sidewalk closure at 111 8 North Woodburn Avenue for sidewalk removal and replacement
Work is weather dependent and will occur during the next good weather window for concrete work
on this item It's just a matter of process are we good still Holding motion with service solutions rather
than changing it to take on what we'll do is we can stay in the minutes to amend the contract Eric amend
the item to take on or we can approve it as service solutions Are they the parent company service solutions
is the applicant? Okay the representative Brian King
Confusion comes from his email as take on I'm assuming That he is working as a subcontractor His company
take on but but service solutions is the Apple is the applicant So the that will read it as the solutions
as they will be the one that the permit holder great for this Okay, thank you. Sorry for that confusion.
No problem Any public comments on this item
None on zoom seeing none. Is there a motion? I move that we approve the sidewalk closure on Woodburn
Avenue for service solutions Second I will call the roll chrome. I roach. I Cox Deckard. I Motion passes.
Thank you. Thanks Next is contract with CGR services for bus stop shelter installation for ESD. I
My name is Shawn Mia. I'm the assistant director of sustainability for the economic and sustainable
development department ESD issued an RFP for a bus stop shelter installation services and has selected
CGR services as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder Thank you Questions on this item
Just had a Clarifying question since we have a lot of information in the packet. Yes, I was looking
at it and I wasn't at the work session So I apologize it may have been discussed For shelter number
five Which I think it's depicted on page 139 of the packet It I couldn't quite tell is it up against
a multi-use path it like sits between a wall and a
I think it's probably a multi-use which I'm sorry. It's page 139 on the packet. It's East Rogers Road
and winding brook. There's a pad that's already there right next to the wall. And so it'll be placed
right there on the pad that's already existing. So it won't block the sidewalk or anything. Yeah I was
just making sure that that was a walking path that's right there. That's depicted in the
Image Yes, it sits between the truck and the pad Yeah, that's the yes, that's the path the multi-use
path that's the new multi-use path the retaining wall that was built rebuilt I think as part of the
project that put the
multi-use path in Two years ago or so And so this will sit off behind Would be to the north of that
path exactly. Yeah Before you kind of go down the hill, right? Okay. Yeah, great. I just wanted to confirm
that that's what I was looking at Just imagine you really got to zoom in to realize where it's sitting
Yeah, it's kind of an optical illusion in the photo, right? Very good. Thank you. I
Any other questions Any public comments on this item None on zoom Seeing none is there a motion I move
that we approve the contract with CGR services for the bus stop shelter installation for ESD Second
I'll call the roll crown. I roach. I
Decker I motion passes. Thank you. Thanks Next up is contract with Corson for security camera replacement
at parking garages All right, you get me the rest of the night. So this is for the parking services
division We need to replace the cameras in the Morton Street and Walnut Street parking garages And so
at Morton Street, we're going to replace 40 we're removing 48 cameras and
And there's specific information on which type we'll be replacing those with. And then in the Walnut
Street garage it's going to be 32 cameras. This is a total cost for both garages at one hundred one
thousand nine hundred seventy three dollars and thirty eight cents. And this would be with course and
fire and security.
Thank you. The other cameras have just reached useful life. Basically the technologies are kind of outdated
and so these will be upgraded to current technology. Questions from the board. Any public comments.
Excuse me. None on zoom seeing none. Is there a motion.
I move that we approve the contract with Corson for security camera replacement at parking garages second
I'll call the roll current. I roach. Hi Cox Deckard. I motion passes Next we have contract with Zephyr
for parking garages All right, Adam Wason again Zephyr is a payment portal for our monthly parking garage customers
So this is a monthly subscription with a $4,000 startup fee and we will be implementing this for 2026
and Total amount is 4000 and then they have the monthly subscription and credit card fee transactions
included as well Questions from the board on this item
This is more out of curiosity than anything else does this Software does it communicate directly with
the card readers in the garage or is there some sort? This is just for our monthly customers. So it's
not the same system that's going to be processed at the Pay stations. It's this is slightly different
Monthly Parkers have a magnetic card. Yes, does it does it talk directly to that? System that manages
the actual subscriptions to the car. Yes that those will still interact the same way there shouldn't
be any hiccups with the System updating that your current and can use the garage etc. Yeah and
Now I see what you're asking Thank you. I Mentioned or I asked Jess in the work session yesterday What
this was replacing if you could just speak to that so it's in the notes for the yes We've been doing
this more manually lately with the square type payment processing. This would be a little bit more automated
something that we can be a little more efficient with we it was probably a year or so we had to make
a go we had to make a switch over to the square for some
I can't remember the exact reason that they had at that time. But so this will be something that replaces
that great. Thank you Any public comments on this None on zoom Seeing none. Is there a motion? I move
that we approve the contract with Zephyr for parking garages Second. All right. I will call the roll
crown. I wrote I
Coxdeckard I motion passes Next we have contract with Strouser construction for sanitation break room.
Yes, I'm wasting again So we are looking to make some upgrades Give a little better work environment
for the staffed on the sanitation garage Give them a little more space in a break room area. We solicited
bids on this and I
Based on the architectural drawings we had put together Strouser construction was the low bidder at
sixty three thousand two hundred and seventy five dollars and we request your approval on that Questions
from the board this is a remodeling inside an existing structure Yeah, we're gonna add like we're it
knocks down part of a wall that will lead into some extra space to expand the area they've got right
now when we've got
End-of-the-day full crew in there. There's not a seat for everybody really Just trying to continue to
improve the work environment there. Great. Thank you And did this Did these quotes come back within
the rain you were? They were within budget and what we thought to be reasonable and good Any public
comments on this item
Is there a motion I move that we approve the contract with straps or construction for the sanitation
break room Second All right. I'll call the roll chrome. I roach. I Cox Deckard. I motion passes Nexus
contract with ENB paving for South Walnut Street paving project
Yes, uh adam waste again, uh, so we're awarding several bids here. This is for a south walnut street
paving project. Um, this will be um from South walnut to east grimes lane and then we are also doing
a couple of the offshoots there, um west dodd street from bridge to walnut street and east college avenue
from bridge to walnut street
If you wonder there is an East College Avenue that's kind of behind that old brick building at hillside
in college It's it's a section. I never really knew about That it was actually part of college.
But anyway, so we had bids we opened up the other day on November 17th and EMB paving was determined
to be the lowest bidder with the amount of one hundred eighty six thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars
I'll also just note we're gonna get some new paving data in but
Over the last couple paving seasons, I think we'll have some data to show that they've been some of
the best paving seasons we've had on record in some time. There's a couple different reasons for that
with getting some outside funding, some one time funding. But some of those roadway investments are
really starting to pay off and we're hopefully going to see that in the ratings that we're going to
get back here soon. So all good stuff in terms of updating the transportation network. Any questions?
Any questions from the board? Any public comments on this item? None on zoom Seeing none. Is there a
motion? I move that we approve the contract with ENB paving for the South Walnut Street paving project
Second, I will call the roll Caron. I roach I Cox Deckard I motion passes
Next we have contract with the NB paving for the South Henderson Street paving project. Yep So this
is again another Street Division paving project from South Henderson on South Henderson Street from
East third all the way down to hillside so a large section of Henderson there through the Bryan Park
neighborhood and up towards campus
Bids came in on the 17th of November again and EMB was again determined to be the lowest bidder at 193
thousand two hundred and ninety dollars Thank you questions from the board on this So this stretch includes
the it seems like it's still relatively new but maybe it's been there for a while the reconfiguration
of the bike and
Lane between second and third Yes, yeah, I'll get just new pavement. Okay, so it'll be Maintaining the
same structure. It just gets a new layer Yeah, so whenever we're just doing a basic paving project The
standard is that you would upgrade any ADA ramps that don't meet current standards, but otherwise for
this it's just basic pavement maintenance we're not getting into the any side like side path sidewalk
big improvements like that this is just pavement and
Any other questions Any public comments on this item? None on zoom Seeing none is there a motion I move
that we approve the contract with ENB paving for the South Henderson Henderson Street paving project
Second. All right. I will call the roll Caron. I roach. I Cox Deckard. I motion passes
Next we have contracted the in be paving for downtown alley renovation project. Yes, so in our continued
efforts to upgrade and
All of our downtown alleys that have needed it this project Will be milling and resurfacing several
areas of downtown alleys There are some curb ramp modifications as well as one area with some guardrail
in some in downtown alley So the locations most of these you would not really know unless you've delivered
pizzas in town but they are in the area mostly between college and walnut and
7th to 11th, so there's different sections that have been upgraded over time by either private development
or other projects and so this is going to be I'll just list them out, but it's the North South alley
10th Street to the half a block south of 11th so
Back in the day, behind the old Mad Mushroom Pizza location, as you would go up the hill there, there's
a section that needs to be improved. We have... I want this entire list to be based on previous locations.
Yes, yes, we can do that. Yes, the historical restaurant that used to be there for each of these. So
we'll be behind Mars and Jake's and the old Atlas Bar. No, Mars, Jake's, what else was it there? Anyway,
I won't humor just myself here. I'll just tell you where we're going. East-West Alley's.
the on college from 8th to 9th and then the north-south alley half block from 7th to 8th so Kind of
they're behind Kilroy's and Taco Bell in that area So EMB again was the low pay low bid on this project
at three hundred and eleven thousand five hundred and
three hundred eleven thousand five hundred seventy five dollars Milestone also put in a bid in the amount
of three hundred and eighty three thousand forty four dollars So asking that we award this to EMD paving
to improve downtown alleys Thank you questions from the board on this item Any public comments on this
item? Seeing none is there a motion?
I move that we approve the contract with EMB paving for the downtown alley renovation project Second,
all right. I'll call the roll chrome. I roach. Hi Cox Deckard. I motion passes
Next we have contract with ENB paving for Kirkwood brick paver project. Yes, Adam Wason again so this
is a project to Replace broken brick pavers on East Kirkwood Avenue from North Indiana Avenue to North
Walnut Street We opened bids and on November 17th again, and the only bitter was ENB paving and the
amount of four hundred ninety one thousand six hundred dollars So just some background here the original
brick pavers on Kirkwood are circa about
1998 with the big dig projects and then some developments over time have Had to take them out put them
back in etc, but it's the Kirkwood Avenue sections that Originally this year we were budgeting just
to do full replacements from Indiana to done and then are on the library block with some traditional
concrete sidewalk there
We didn't that contract didn't work out with the low bidder on that and we've started to rethink, you
know What's the best way to truly get the most impact for the whole corridor? There's quite a few different
trip hazards related to tree roots You know, this is obviously one of the
I don't know if there's a heavier pedestrian area in the city on a regular basis. So we decided we would
go for a maintenance project that would serve the whole corridor from Indiana to walnut removing all
the trip hazards that currently exist and
We expect that to be at least probably five, but we're hoping a full ten year at least investment on
those pavers To keep Kirkwood in good shape while we kind of really take the time with the community
to think about the whole future of Kirkwood and everything else So this is gonna be a good project for
pedestrian safety downtown and again asking you approve it in the amount of four hundred and ninety
one thousand six hundred dollars to ENB paving Thank you questions from the board on this item
You may not know the answer to this but do you know if the plan would be to do a block at a time? I
Both the north and south sidewalks or do the entire north sidewalk all along the corridor and then come
back and do the entire south sidewalk They're definitely gonna stage and work with the property owners
on timing and things like that But it's not necessarily that they're gonna do a whole like There are
some areas that they're not gonna really do much any work at all. There's no hazards It's in good shape
what we've really what we did was go block by block and identify areas that we
Excuse me new needed a trip hazard removed. So It's not necessarily That they'll be doing big sections
on each side of the road the other thing we would make sure is that Anytime they're working on the south
side of the street in a block that they're not working on the north side of the street for pedestrian
access So if they have to close a section, we're gonna need to detour them somewhere. So we'll
be coordination on this one will be quite quite busy and
We'll make sure we work with all those property owners. Thank you I remember this project coming before
us when we Had bids for just a change in the surface But I don't remember Was it a price issue like
it exceeded or was it just it was just a construction like a
Construction capacity issue was more the problem at that time. So We we did we had awarded the contract
to a contractor that we then I can't think of if it was oh No, it wasn't no Can't can't think of the
term if we've revoked the contract For lack of better terms we either revoked or canceled the contract
in agreement with the contractor to say and
We didn't think the project was going to be as successful as it needed to be You are correct. We were
gonna move to more of a stamped concrete look with a herringbone design brick like make it look like
real brick but then as we even thought about it more those bricks are pretty iconic and What you know
people think about with Kirkwood a lot so this is a good project to maintain and continue forward remove
the trip hazards and then
over time with the community really decide what we want to do with Kirkwood. I think that answered your
question. Yeah it did. So then going forward I mean this obviously when the project is freshly done
things will be great. Yeah.
We have the occasional tree growth or brick that inevitably happens That is just built into the regular
maintenance budget as we've been kind of dealing with it up to this point Yes, and one of the things
this is actually gonna do is re up our inventory of bricks just with replacement over time from 1998 we've
I'm running pretty low on those. The other thing this is gonna do is really stabilize a lot of the areas
where they come loose and maybe become more attractive to take, we won't even go there, but you know
where I'm headed. Once one goes, the rest of them all. So it will, they'll, in any area that they're
going to make an improvement, they're gonna pull everything out, get the aggregate out, really reset,
They put some type of epoxy underneath even before they set like it. So it'll be a full kind of replacement
of sections at a time. Very good. Any other questions on this item. Any public comments on this item.
None on zoom. Seeing none is there a motion. I move that we approve the contract with EMB paving for
the Kirkwood brick paver project. Second.
Call the roll Caron. I roach. I Cox Deckard. I motion passes Next up is staff reports and other business.
All right, we've gone longer than we normally do I'll try to be quick here just want to thank the crews down at
street fleet sanitation police fire all of our other partners that were out in the snow last night had
our crews working overnight into the wee morning hours and Throughout the morning getting our roads
all clear I think they did a really excellent job with getting those down to surface making sure everybody
could get where they needed to be Even though you know schools weren't in Person today. So big shout
out to them sanitation was still out 430 this morning hitting the roads to collect and
Street division. I think we got the we did a full call-in I think around 715 ish last night when we
They kept saying it would start around 9 or maybe 10 and then 6 o'clock and just kind of rolled in a
little bit quicker and so Just great effort down there. They do a great job And trying to make sure
everybody can travel safely. So thanks to all the crews that were out today both public works and beyond
It doesn't go unnoticed and we appreciate all that work. So, thank you Thanks
Next up we have approval of claims. Are there any questions from the board on claims? Any public comments
on claims? None on zoom Seeing none. Is there a motion? I move that we approve claims tonight in the
amount of two million eighty seven thousand one hundred fifteen dollars and thirty cents second
All right I will call the roll. Caron I Roach I Cox Deckard I motion passes and seeing as there's nothing
else on the agenda I will call for adjournment.