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At a Glance -
June 21, 2010 Approval of the June 7th minutes, with correction. Withdraw from Party Status, Groundwater Disinfection Rules, Water Quality Control Commission hearing. Purchase of BBQ pork and buns for pool party. |
Special meeting set for July 12th concerning medical marijuana legislation. Payment of the bills. Termination of I-tron meter reading system agreement |
The Regular Meeting of the Town of Hillrose Board of
Trustees was called to order by Mayor Riedl at 7:00 p.m. Trustees
answering roll call were Colerick, Kramer, Smith and Wahlert. Staff members
present were Golemboski and Nichols. No visitors were present. The Mayor led
the pledge of allegiance.
Public Comments: none
The minutes from the June 7, 2010 meeting were presented and
corrected. In the first paragraph it was corrected to read, trustees answering
roll call were Colerick, Kramer,…. Smith moved with Kramer
seconding to approve the minutes as corrected. Approved by voice vote, 4-0,
Wahlert abstaining.
The following reports were submitted to the Board:
Certified Operator, Dale Colerick: as printed. After
discussion the Board agreed that we should withdraw from the Party Status from
the upcoming rulemaking hearing on ground water disinfection rule changes since
MCQWD has withdrawn. The Clerk will notify Attorney McGuire.
Clerk/Administrator, Lynn Golemboski: as printed. The
Board okayed the town providing the bbq pork and buns for the annual pool
party. The Clerks will prepare the bbq and those attending will be asked to
bring a side dish.
Financial Reports: as printed
Code Enforcement, Jon Riedl: as printed
Maintenance, Ed Wahlert: Grading streets, park mowing, weed
mowing continuing as necessary. Don Smith has 2 more picnic tables refurbished.
Old Business:
Attorney McGuire has asked that we have a special meeting on July 12 with him in
attendance so he can give us information and answer questions on recent
medical marijuana legislation and what the Board should consider.
Golemboski encouraged the Board members to check out the CML June 4th newsletter
for more information.
Colerick reported that City of Brush uses a different combination of the
Bio-Mist for mosquito spraying and it is not as expensive.
Colerick will discuss if further with City of Brush personnel.
New Business:
The list of bills for June 21, 2010 were presented. Wahlert
moved with Smith seconding to pay the bills in the usual manner. Roll call vote
was taken with all present voting yes, motion carried 5-0.
Colerick presented the website that he had started for the
Town. He explained that it was easily developed and more of what could be done
with the site.
Golemboski discussed the I-tron invoice received for hardware and
software maintenance with the Board. The maintenance for one year is
$1167.36, which is expensive given that new software cost $1750 and we have
never received an update in the entire time we were under free maintenance.
Also the hardware model that we have is no longer made and any upgrades would
require the newer model FC300 that costs $2150 for the two items we have. The
Board agreed that the maintenance contract was not worth it and authorized
Golemboski to send a letter giving I-tron the required 90 days notice to get out
of the contract.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:40 p.m.
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