Minutes of the
City Hall: Price,
Present:
Mayor
Councilmembers:
Kathy Hanna-Smith
Excused: Councilmember
Others
in Attendance: Erroll Holt, Zions Bank Manager
Mayor Piccolo led the Pledge
of Allegiance. Roll was called with the above members in attendance.
1. COUNCILMEMBERS
REPORT - Update
The Mayor and Councilmembers
presented an update on the activities they administer.
2. VISIONARY
SERVICE LEADER AWARD - Erroll Holt
Mayor
Piccolo presented the Visionary Service Leader Award for the month of July,
2006, to Mr. Erroll Holt, Manager of Zions Bank. Mr. Holt has been actively involved with the
community in many ways including the Price City Main Street Program, Carbon
County Chamber of
Commerce and the United Way.
Mr. Holt has gone above and beyond as a member of our community. Mr. Holt accepted the award on behalf of the employees
at Zions Bank.
3. PROTEK
CARPET CLEANING, ONTARGET DEVELOPMENT COMPANY-Home Occupied Businesses Approved
Councilmember
McEvoy reported that the Planning and Zoning Commission gave a favorable
recommendation for the following requests for Home Occupied Permits.
Proteck Carpet Cleaning-810 N. 300 E.-David
Stokes, Owner
Ontarget Development Company-350 N. 200
E.-Bill Gigliotti, Owner (Motivational Speaking)
MOTION. Councilmember McEvoy moved that the businesses be
approved upon the purchase of a business license. Motion seconded by
Councilmember Tatton. Motion carried.
4. COUNTRY
LIVING, DINO-MINE ADVENTURE PARK, ALLIED AWNING & SIGN (COMMUNITY
MOTORS)-Conditional Use Permits Approved
Councilmember McEvoy reported that the Planning and
Zoning Commission gave a favorable recommendation for the following requests
for Conditional Use Permits.
Country Living-
8 E. Main-Business and Sign Final
Allied Awning & Sign (Community Motors)-354 So. Highway 55-Sign-Final
MOTION. Councilmember McEvoy moved that the businesses be
approved upon the purchase of a business license with the favorable
recommendation to waive the Building Permit and Conditional Use Permit Fees for
the
CONSENT ITEMS - MOTION.
Councilmember McEvoy moved that Items #5 through #15 be approved. Motion
seconded by Councilmember Hanna-Smith and carried.
5. MINUTES-
July 12, 2006
6.
7. NIELSON
CONSTRUCTION -
Nielson
Construction has completed the required street reconstruct work at 910 North
700 East. Final release payment in the
amount of $10,556.15 approved.
8. VENDING
EQUIPMENT SPACE LEASE AGREEMENT- Discontinued Use of Lease Agreement
9. POOL
CLERK POSITION-Part-time Position Filled
10. PARKS
AND CEMETERY-Approval to Advertise and Hire a Full-Time Groundskeeper.
11. CRIME
VICTIM REPARATIONS-Consent to Accept and Match Grant from Crime Victim
Reparations to hire a Victim Advocate.
12.
13. JAMES
DILLEY-Travel Approved - Age Group Swim Meet at
14.
The positions are already in the budget and have been prolonged
until now as needed to finish the season.
15. IS
DEPARTMENT- Approval to receive bids for parts and labor to connect the computer
room and computer room air conditional unit to the backup generator.
The computers and cooling system are on two different power supplies and need
to be connected to the backup generator located at the Southwest corner of the
Old Police Station.
16. CARBON
COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION
Carbon
County Recreation Department is requesting an additional $2100.00(10%) to the previously
budgeted $21,000.00. The item has been brought before the City Council on a
previous date but only as a public input item and not as a formal item for
motion. If the motion were to be made tonight for the appropriation of the $2100.00,
it would then have to come from the Budget Revision in January MOTION. A favorable motion was
made by Councilmember McEvoy to approve the 10% increase for Carbon County
Recreation. Councilmember Tatton seconded the motion recognizing that it is not
budgeted item. An agreement could not be made for reasons of the following
votes.
Councilmember
Hanna-Smith- Naye Councilmember
Davis-Naye
Councilmember
McEvoy-Aye Councilmember
Tatton-Aye
Therefore,
because it would be an increase to our budget and a decision could not be made
by Council with the information given, Mayor Piccolo would like sufficient
information collected and returned to the City Council and presented by
Councilmember McEvoy for another request.
17. INTERNATIONAL
DAYS COMMITTEE-Update
Councilmember Hanna-Smith reported the International
Days is very organized and ready to go for the weekend of July 27-29th. A
schedule is available in the newspaper.
18. COMMUNITY
PROGRESS-
The
next Community Progress meeting is scheduled for the 31st of August.
The Yard of The Month awards have been given with the help of Mayor Piccolo and
Delores Sandoval. Adopt A Street
Agreements are well under way with
19. POWER
BOARD-Update
20. COMMUNITY
PLAYGROUND-Update.
The Community Playground is going well with
After the Kiwanis Derby this year, the winner of the
money made a donation to the Community Playground. The winner challenged Mike Dmitrich to match the donation, which he did. The challenge
is now to the children with pets during the International Days Pet Contest. All
Committee and Chamber members including Mayor Piccolo and the media are invited
to attend and provide their support.
21. UNFINISHED
BUSINESS
a.
Emil Simone Complaint -
11-05
b.
Buck and Claudia Moynier-Road- 7/06
Meeting
Adjourned at
APPROVED:
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ATTEST:
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