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February 7, 2002MINUTES WEST MEMPHIS CITY COUNCIL FEBRUARY 7, 2002 A regular meeting of the West Memphis City Council was held on February 7, 2002 at 1:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, 205 S. Redding, West Memphis, Arkansas. Mayor William H. Johnson presided. Mayor Johnson called the meeting to order at 1:43 p.m. Reverend Lawrence Vaughn who is also a West Memphis Police Officer offered prayer. Phillip Para, City Clerk called the roll. Those present were: Mayor William H. Johnson, City Attorney David Peeples, City Treasurer Frank Martin Councilors: Lorraine Robinson, Tracy Catt, Gheric Bruce, Dr. C. W. Peeples, AI Felton, Hubert Bass, Herman Coleman, James Holt, and Harold Thomas . Absent: Councilor James Pulliaum. Mayor Johnson declared a quorum present and proceeded with the agenda. Bids for Airport Commission - re-roofing hanger 3, were opened at 1:00 p.m. and copies of the bid tabulation sheet (see attached) were presented to the city council. Councilor Peeples moved, seconded by Robinson to refer the bids to the Airport Commission for final disposition. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. Bids for Planning & Development demolition were opened at 1:00 p.m. and copies of the bid tabulation sheet (see attached) were presented to the city council. Councilor Thomas moved, seconded by Holt to refer the bids to Planning & Development with the changes made in Pre- Council Meeting for final disposition. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. Bids for Utility Department 2-2002 Mid Size Pick Up Trucks for the Meter Department were opened at 1:00 p.m. and copies of the bid tabulation sheet (see attached) were presented to the city council. Councilor Robinson moved, seconded by Catt to refer the bids to Utility Commission. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. CITIZENS REQUESTS Toni Wooden - 113 Elm St. Bernie, MO 63822- signed up to speak but was not present David Washington - 1601 Ashwood Circle, West Memphis-In pre-council he requested an extension to clean out the house that is on condemnation list at 408 S. 8th Street and was given a 60 day extension. Hugh Chalmers- In pre-council requested a 90 to 120 day extension on the condemnation of 2502 E. Broadway. He was given a 60 day extension. Gregory Burns - 332 S. 15th Street- In pre-council he requested an extension of the condemnation of 637 S. 17th to fix it up. The property was removed from the condemnation list due to he is a new owner of the property and is going to repair the house per code. Paul Mercer -requested an extension of the condemnation of 406 S 14th, 606 S. 16th, 203 S. 20th and 205 S. 20th Street. He was given a 30 day extension in pre-council. Torrance Suggs-1807 Van Buren - 313 S. 20th Street was removed from the demolition list in pre-council. Delores Washington -title to be cleared at 533-535 S. 14th so that Community Development can tear it down. If title is unable to be cleared the property is to be put back on the list for the city to bid out for condemnation. Johnny LaBattes - 534 S. 10th Street -requested extension for 408 S. 9th Street. Was given a 60 day extension with the stipulation during the 60 days he brings in plans and gets a building permit. Wilson & Associates representing Aurora Loan Services requested an extension on condemnation of 509 N. 28th. Was given a two week extension in pre-council providing they board the house up immediately. Hubert Bass -Alderman- requested to be removed. Daniel Cates- informed the council that Choctaw is taking over his property on Jefferson and they are to help him get the building down and clear the lot and is making progress on Balfour. MINUTES Councilor Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Thomas to approve the minutes of January 17 , 2002 as submitted. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. Mayor Johnson discussed the fire that occurred last Saturday. He stated that there has been so much wrong information regarding this that he wanted to set the record straight. Mayor Johnson said this fire was most devastating due to the loss of a human life but the information some of the people gave was wrong. He pulled the logs of the fire department and the first record was a fireman who walked out the back door and saw the smoke and the first truck was dispatched at 11:24 and 57 seconds and was on the scene at 11:2fi and 40 seconds. Computer logs and 9-1-1 logs were given which all were around 11:24 and 11:25. They were on the scene in 1:43 seconds. Mayor Johnson went on to explain they attacked this building at the fire's origin which was the center building and they had information that there was a citizen in there. The flea market building to the east had a bow string arch roof and according to their training manual, have a history of early and sudden collapse. Three to four minutes after the firemen were instructed to withdraw the roof collapsed. OLD BUSINESS 2nd reading of an Ordinance to amend Section 4.7 of the City of West Memphis Personnel Manual regarding the Non-Uniform Pension Plan and for other purposes. City Attomey Peeples read the Ordinance for the SECOND time. Councilor Catt reported their would be a Budget Committee meeting to discuss the funding of this ordinance next Monday at noon. 2nd reading of an Ordinance to prohibit the driving of city owned vehicles outside the city limits of West Memphis except on official city business and for other business. City Attomey Peeples read the Ordinance for the SECOND time. NEW BUSINESS Councilor Catt moved, seconded by Robinson to suspend the rules and R-1 thru R-5 and O-1 thru O-6 be read by title only. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous with the exception of Councilor Bass stated he would like R-5 read in its entirety. Roll call vote was held. AYES: Robinson, Catt, Bruce, Peeples, Felton, Coleman, Holt and Thomas NAYS: Bass The motion carried. Titles only to be read. R-1 A Resolution of the City Council of West Memphis, Arkansas, certifying local government endorsement of business to participate in the Advantage Arkansas Program (formally The Arkansas Enterprise Program -Act 947 of 1993 as amended}. {Coastal Unilube) City Attomey Peeples read the Resolution. Thomas moved, seconded by Catt to approve. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Resolution was adopted and assigned No. 1730. R-2 A Resolution of the City Council of West Memphis, Arkansas, certifying local government endorsement of business to participate in the Advantage Arkansas Program (formally The Arkansas Enterprise Program -Act 947 of 1993 as amended}. (Infinity) City Attomey Peeples read the Resolution. Thomas moved, seconded by Catt to approve. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Resolution was adopted and assigned No. 1731. R-3 A Resolution authorizing the mayor and city clerk to sign an agreement for public transportation grant assistance with the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department, and for other purposes. City Attomey Peeples read the Resolution. Robinson moved, seconded by Thomas to approve. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Resolution was adopted and assigned No. 1732. R-4 A Resolution accepting the annexation of certain territory to the City of West Memphis, Arkansas and making same a part of the City of West Memphis. City Attomey Peeples read the Resolution. Peeples moved, seconded by Holt to approve. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Resolution was adopted and assigned No. 1733. R-5 A Resolution that the City of West Memphis, Arkansas recognizes and supports the advocating of.' Federal, State and Local Commissions to study reparations for descendants of American slaves, the lingering effects of the institution of slavery upon living African Americans and in support of Congressman John Conyers HR-40 to form the "commission to study reparations proposals for African Americans" and al! other initiatives advocating reparations for the descendants of American slaves and that this city government offer an apology as an example to the federal government for the rape, murder, deprivation of cultural heritage, the denial of the fruits of their own labor, destruction of language, religion, families and other atrocities committed to black Afiican peoples by the United States, Federal, State and Local governments during the institution of slavery followed by ?00 years of government sponsored discrimination. City Attorney Peeples read the Resolution. Bass moved, seconded by Bruce to approve. Lengthy discussion was held. Roll call vote, was: AYES: Robinson, Bruce, Felton, Bass, and Coleman NAYS: Peeples, Holt and Thomas Councilor Catt voted as "present". The motion FAILED. O-? An Ordinance waiving competitive bidding for the purchase of property at 3505 E. Polk. City Attorney Peeples read the Ordinance for the FIRST time. Robinson moved, seconded by Thomas to suspend the rules and the ordinance be placed on its second reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. City Attorney Peeples read the ordinance for the SECOND time. Coleman moved, seconded by Catt to further suspend the rules and the Ordinance be placed on its third and final reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. City Attorney Peeples read the Ordinance for the THIRD AND FINAL time. Coleman moved, seconded by Robinson to adopt. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Ordinance was adopted and assigned No. 2017. O-2 An Ordinance attaching and incorporating certain described annexed territory to Ward 5 of the City of West Memphis and for other purposes. City Attorney Peeples read the Ordinance for the FIRST time. O-3 An Ordinance granting a Special Use Permit in a C-?, General Business District, to allow an arcade, at ? ? ? North ?0th Streef, West Memphis, Arkansas. City Attorney Peeples read the Ordinance for the FIRST time. O-4 An Ordinance granting a special use permit in a CV, Conservation District, located in the jurisdiction boundary, to allow an adult care facility, at 283 Hinkley Road, Crittenden County Arkansas. City Attorney Peeples read the Ordinance for the FIRST time. O-5 An Ordinance for the adoption of the National Electric Code, 2002 Edition, providing penalties for violations of such regulation. City Attorney Peeples read the Ordinance for the FIRST time. O-6 An Ordinance to amend the Personnel Manual of the City of West Memphis to provide city employees the right of appeal of termination of employment to the West Memphis City Council and for other purposes. City Attorney Peeples read the Ordinance for the FIRST time. PERMISSION REQUESTS Councilor Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Thomas to give permission to pay Arkansas Highway Department in the mount of $102,199.95 for 14th Street bridge. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. Councilor Thomas moved, seconded by Councilor Holt to give permission to proceed legally to clean up 401 Balfour. Lengthy discussion was held. Roll call vote was: AYES: Robinson, Catt, Peeples, Bass, Coleman, Holt and Thomas NAYS: Bruce and Felton The motion carried. Councilor Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Robinson to approve the Planning Commission Recommendations. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. (See attached) Councilor Robinson moved, seconded by Councilor Catt to approve payment to OMI in the amount of $54,659.16 for the month of February. Upon voice vote the voting was unanimous. COMMITTEE REPORTS Councilor Robinson reported the Police Commission met and discussed pursuing a grant to fund a helicopter, purchasing stop sticks used in safe manner to stop fleeing cars and discussed new hires tes# requirements. City Attorney advised Commissions recommend policy's to the City Council and the City Council sets the policy's. Councilor Robinson to have their recommendation in a resolution form to be voted on by the City Council. Councilor Bass requested Councilor Robinson check with Chief Paudert regarding the new ticket writing policy. Ms. Robinson to do so. Councilor Catt reminded everyone about the Budget Committee meeting next Monday at noon. Councilor Bass asked if the Utility Commission had done anything on raises for utility employees Mayor Johnson advised the Budget Committee did not approve the raises and were not included in the budget. Having no further business to come before the City Council, Councilor Coleman moved, seconded by Councilor Robinson to adjourn. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The meeting adjourned at 2:4fi p.m. PASSED and APPROVED this a- ~~-- day of February, 2002. WILLIAM H. 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A co ,mss WEST MEMPHIS UTILITY COMMISSION BID OPENING Z-2002 MID SIZE PICK UP TRUCKS FOR THE METER DEPT. 02-07-2002 ' BALE CHEVROLET 13101 CHENAL PARKWAY LITTLE ROCK, AR FORD OF WEST MEMPHIS 2400 E. SERVICE RD. WEST MEMPHIS, AR ROSS FORD INC. WYNNE, AR GENERAL TRUCK SALES 1973 E. BROOKS RD. MEMPHIS, TN '~ ~, ~ir~ ~~ l~ 5co, ~o .~, -~ 15 /..5",~ - ~ ~ ~ . WEST MEMPHIS MUNICIPAL AIl~PORT WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS Hangar #3 and Office Reroofing Project Bid Opening February 7, 2002 at 1 p.m.. o~ $ ~~ , Cv ~ Frank A Rogers & Company, Inc. -~ P. O. Box 2807, West Memphis, AR 72303 f ~EiT M~ ~~ *~'* ~ 4 u • ~• •~AKAN4r/ CITY OF WEcST MEMPtIIcS PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 205 S. Redding • P.O. Box 1723 • West Memphis, Arkansas 72303 • (870) 732-720 • Fax (870) 732-760 MEMO TO: Mayor William H. Johnson and City Council Members FROM: Christine Byrd, Planning Commission Coordinator DATE: January 31, 2002 RE: Recommendations from the regular scheduled Planning Commission meeting held on Thursday, January 30, 2002, to the Mayor and City Council, on Thursday, February 7, 2002. L) The West Memphis Planning Commission recommended to approve Special Use Permit Annlicatt'o~,, Case# SUP-DI-02, to allow an arcade in a C-1, General Business District. This case was presented to the Commission by the property owner Mr. Joe Garrott, represented by his client Mr. Reginald Johnson, for the property located at 111 N. 10th Street. This property is Zoned C-l, General Business District and is currently vacant. Il.) The West Memphis Planning Commission recommended to approve Special Use Permit A.~~nlication. Case# SUP-D2-D2, to allow construction of a 16 bed Adult Care Facility in a CV, Conservation District. This case was presented to the Commission by the property owner Mrs. Irene Mack, for the property located at approximately 283 Hinkley Road. '" ' This property is located within the City of West Memphis Extratemtorial Zoning Jurisdiction Boundary and is currently undeveloped. This parcel contains 3.0 acres. The Commission recommended approval subject to the following conditions: 1.) Design Review Commission approval; 2.) A revised site plan showing the parking area and building setback an additional 10 feet. ', IIL) The West Memphis Planning Corrunission recommended to approve .final Plat of Mack ,subdivision. Case#SD-DZ-D2, for the property owner Mrs Irene Mack for the property located at 283 Hinkley Road. This plat is in conjunction to the previous SUP case. The plat contains 3.0 acres and is zoned CV, Conservation District. An Equal Opportunity Employer Planning Commission Recommendations January 31, 2002 page two Approval is subject to the following criteria: l.) Proper execution of all Certificates; 2.) Installation of grading and drainage improvements as required by the Department of Public Works; 3.) Approval of the improvement plans by the West Memphis Utility Department as to easements; 4.) Dedication of right-of--way, and waiver of road improvements; 5.} Show 35' building line setback on the plat; 6.} Show 30' street right-of--way on plat. IY.) The West Memphis Planning Commission recommended to approve Re~ nlat of the S.1/Z ofLot Z Lots 4, and S~Hulbert Heights Subdivision. Case# SD-Ol-02, for the property owner Mr. Ken Grimes, represented by Mr. Dennis Sorrell, Sorrell Consulting Engineers, for the property located at 1112 South Avalon. This property is Zoned R-1, Low Density Residential and contains 2.27 acres. Approval is subject to the following criteria: 1.) Proper execution of all Certificates; 2.) Installation of grading and drainage improvements as required by the Department of Public Works; i 3.) Approval of the improvement plans by the West Memphis Utility Department as to easements; 4.) Dedication of right-of--way, and waiver of street improvements; Y.) The West Memphis Planning Commission recommended to approve ~ev._,, la# of Lots 1 and '' s,~oastal Subdivision. Case# SD-03-02, for the property owner Coastal Unilube, represented by Mr. Dennis Sorrell, Sorrell Consulting Engineers, for the property located at 1000 S. 8th Street. This property is Zoned I-2, General Industrial District and contains 19.31 acres. .~ ~rr Planning Commission Recommendations January 31, 2002 page three Approval is subject to the following criteria: l.) Proper execution of all Certificates; '~ 2.) Installation of grading and drainage improvements as required by the Department of Public Works; 3 .) Approval of the improvement plans by the West Memphis Utility Department as to easements; 4.) Dedication of right-of--way, and waiver of street improvements; Vl.) The City of West Memphis Planning Commission recommended to approve Subdivision Flat Infirn~ty Intermodal Subdivision, Case# SD-04-02, for the property owners Infinity Intermodal, represented by Mr. Dennis Sorrell, Sorrell Consulting Engineers, for the property located at 1800 North Airport Road. This property contains 18.96 acres and is Zoned I-i, Limited Industrial District. (I) 2.) 3.) Proper execution of all Certificates; Installation of grading and drainage improvements as required by the Department of Public Works; Approval of the improvement plans by the West Memphis Utility Department as to easements; 4.) Dedication ofright-of--way and instillation of improvements as required by City Engineer. 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