September 5, 2002MINUTES
WEST MEMPHIS CITY COUNCIL
SEPTEMBER 5, 2002
A regular meeting of the West Memphis City Council was held on September 5, 2002 at
1:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, 205 So. Redding, West Memphis,
Arkansas.
Mayor William H. Johnson called the meeting to order at 1:35 p.m. Prayer was given by
Rev. Michael Cox of Missouri Street Church of Christ, 1600 N. Missouri, West Memphis,
Arkansas.
City Clerk Phillip Para called the roll. Those present were: City Attorney David Peeples,
City Treasurer Frank Martin, Councilors: Dr. Chester Peeples, Al Felton, Hurbert Bass,
Rev. Herman Coleman, James Curtis Holt, Harold Thomas, James Pulliaum, Lorraine
Robinson and Tracy Catt. Absent was: Gheric Bruce.
BID OPENINGS
Bids for West Memphis Fire Department, Ambulance, were opened and tabulated at 1:00
p.m. Copies of the tabulation sheet were provided to the City Council. Mayor William H.
Johnson ask for a motion to refer the Fire Department Ambulance to the Fire Commission,
moved by Councilor Tracy Catt, seconded by Dr. Chester Peeples to accept the bids and
refer to the Fire Commission for final Disposition. Upon voice vote, the voting was
unanimous. (See Attached)
Bids for Drainage Improvements -Coastal Unilube added project no.# eif 200216, were
opened and tabulated at 1:00 p.m. Copies of the tabulation sheet were provided to the
City Council. Mayor William H. Johnson ask for a motion to refer Drainage Improvements
-Coastal Unilube to Economic Development, moved by Councilor Tracy Catt,seconded by
Councilor Herman Coleman to accept the bids and refer to the Economic Development
Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. (See Attached)
CITIZENS REQUEST
Councilor Hubert Bass - 483 North 28th Street, West Memphis, Arkansas 72301.
Coucilor Hubert Bass came before the City Council representing the African American
Firefighters. He stated that the City of West Memphis has failed to end the hostile working
conditions for African American Firefighters. The EEC has referred the case to The
United States Department of Justice. He gave special thanks to Senator Blanche- Lincoln
for contacting the United States Department of Justice on his behalf and recommending a
thorough investigation into West Memphis Fire Department.
MINUTES
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Harold Thomas to approve the
minutes of August 15, 2002 as submitted. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
OLD BUSINESS
Councilor Harold Thomas moved, seconded by Tracy Catt for City Attorney David
Peeples to read the Title only to R- l ,which was Tabled at our August 15, 2002 City
Council meeting. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. R-1 A Resolution
approving revisions to the Policy and Procedure manual for the West Memphis Fire
Department and for other purposes.
City Attorney David Peeples read the Resolution.
Councilor Hubert Bass discussed that when the test (West Memphis Fire Department) was
taken who was responsible for grading the test. Chief Baker acknowlege that Mid South
Community College will be in charge of administering and grading the test. Councilor
Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Hubert Bass to approve the R- I .Upon voice vote, the
voting was unanimous. The Resolution passed and was assigned No.1748 by City Clerk
Phillip Para.
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2ND Reading of an Ordinance to amend the West Memphis Zoning map and Zoning
Ordinance 1988, Article II; Section 1, Adding I-1-C, Limited Industrial
District-Container Storage Yard, Intermodal and I-2-C, General Industrial
District-Intermodal Container Storage Yard and Amending Article III; Section 3,
Industrial Districts; Paragraph A. General Description Number 1 and 2; Paragraph B,
Permitted Uses, Number 1-b; Article X; Section 2, Definitions and For Other Purposes.
City Attorney David Peeples read the Ordinance for the 2nd time.
NEW BUSINESS
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Dr. Chester Peeples to suspend the
rules and City Attorney David Peeples read the Title Only of R-1 Thru R-5 and O-1 Thru
O-6. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
City Attorney David Peeples read the Resolution.
Councilor Dr. Chester Peeples made a motion, seconded by Councilor Rev. Herman
Coleman to approve R-1. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Resolution
passed and was assigned No.# 1749 by City Clerk Phillip Para.
R-2 A Resolution to establish a Biracial Committee within 7'he West Memphis Fire
Department for The Purpose of improving The Department's Race Relations or The
Resolution of any grievances and for other purposes.
Councilor James Pulliaum made a motion to table R-2 until the next City Council meeting,
seconded by Councilor Hubert Bass. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The
Resolution was tabled until the next City Council meeting.
Councilor James Pulliaum made a comment that if anyone had any concerns about this R-2
Resolution that they could give him a call. Councilor Tracy Catt commented that he would
like to discuss with Councilor James Pulliaum about the concerns that someone expressed
with him after the Council meeting.
R-3 A Resoultion setting The Annual Tax Levy for The Public City Library at 01.8.
City Attorney David Peeples read R-3.
Councilor Hubert Bass discussed if the Millage was a increase. Mayor William H. Johnson
assured him that this amount was not increase.
Councilor Tracy Catt made motion, seconded by Councilor Dr. Chester Peeples to
approve R-3. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Resolution passed and was
assigned a No.# 1750 by City Clerk Phillip Para.
R-4 A Resolution setting The Annual Tax Levy upon The Assessed Value of all Real and
Property within The City of West Memphis, Arkansas, for The Fireman 's Pension and
Relief Fund.
City Attorney David Peeples read R-4.
Councilor Al Felton made a motion to move,seconded by Councilor Rev. Herman
Coleman to approve R-4. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Resolution
passed and was assigned a No.# 1751 by City Clerk Phillip Para.
R-S A Resolution setting The Annual Tax Levy for The Policeman's Pension and Relief
Fund.
City Attorney David Peeples read R-5.
Councilor Harold Thomas made a motion to move, seconded by Councilor Tracy Catt to
approve R-5. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Resolution passed and was
assigned a No.# 1752 by City Clerk Phillip Para.
O-1 An Ordinance waiving competitive bidding for The Purchase of The Property at 413
Auburn Street.
City Attorney David Peeples read O-1.
Councilor Herman Coleman moved, seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson to suspend
the rules and place O-1 on its Second Reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was
unanimous.
City Attorney David Peeples read O-1 for the second time.
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Councilor Harold Thomas moved,seconded by Councilor James Holt to further suspend
the rules and place O-1 on its Third and Final Reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was
unanimous.
City Attorney David Peeples read O-1 for the third and final time.
Councilor Herman Coleman moved, seconded by Lorraine Robinson to approve O- l .The
Ordinance passed and was assigned No.# 2035 by City Clerk Phillip Para.
O-2 An Ordinance waiving competitive bidding for The Purchase of The Property at 505
Auburn Street.
City Attorney read O-2 for the first time.
Councilor Dr. Chester Peeples moved, seconded by Councilor Tracy Catt to suspend the
rules and place on its Second Reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
City Attorney David Peeples read for the second time.
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor James Holt to suspend the Rules and
place on its Third and Final Reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
City Attorney read for the Third and Final time.
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by James Pulliaum to approve O-2. Upon voice
vote, the voting was unanimous. The Ordinance passed and was assigned No.# 2036 by
the City Clerk Phillip Para.
O-3 An Ordinance waiving competitive bidding for The Purchase of The Property at SI S
Auburn Street.
City Attorney read for the First time.
Councilor Dr. Chester Peeples moved, seconded by Councilor Tracy Catt to suspend the
Rules and place on its Second Reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
City Attorney David Peeples read the Ordinance for the second time.
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson to suspend the
Rules and place on its Third and Final Reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was
unanimous.
City Attorney David Peeples read O-3 for the Third and Final time.
Councilor James Holt moved, seconded by Councilor Harold Thomas to approve. Upon
~,,,,,, voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Ordinance passed and was assigned No. #
2037 by the City Clerk Phillip Para.
O-4 An Ordinance waiving competitive bidding for The Purchase of The Property at 519
Auburn Street.
City Attorney David Peeples read for the First time.
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Herman Coleman to suspend the
Rules and place on its Second Reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
City Attorney David Peeples read O-4 for the second time.
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Al Felton to further suspend the
Rules and place on its Third and Final Reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was
unanimous.
City Attorney David Peeples read for the Third and Final time.
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Harold Thomas to approve O-4.
Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Ordinance passed and was assigned No.
# 2038 by City Clerk Phillip Para.
O-S An Ordinance waiving competitive bidding for The Purchase of The Property at S11
Auburn Street Declaring an Emergency and for other purposes.
City Attorney David Peeples read for the first time.
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Herman Coleman to suspend the
Rules and place on its Second Reading. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
City Attorney David Peeples read O-5 for the second time.
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Dr. Chester Peeples to further
suspend the Rules and place on its Third and Final Reading. Upon voice vote, the voting
was unanimous.
City Attorney David Peeples read for the Third and Final time.
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Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Al Felton to approve O-5. Upon
voice vote, the voting was unanimous. The Ordinance was passed and assigned No. #
2039 by City Clerk Phillip Para.
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Dr. Chester Peeples to approve the
Emergency Clause Section III. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
O-6 An Ordinance granting a special use permit in A I-1, Limited Industrial District, to
allow an in-ground storage facility for: event restrooms; grease traps; septic service; and
portable restrooms, at 724 Woods Street, West Memphis, Arkansas.
City Attorney David Peeples read Ordinance for the First Reading.
Councilor Tracy Catt moved,seconded by Councilor James Holt to table Notice of Appeal
and Petition for Review-Trinity Trailer Sales & Services, Inc. vs City of West Memphis;
West Memphis Utility Commission until December 5, 2002. Upon voice vote, the voting
was unanimous.
PERMISSION REQUEST
Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor James Holt to approve the Budget
change request. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous. (See Attached)
Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to sign an agreement with
Brawley Consulting Engineers for the 2002 Asphalt Overlay Project. Council Al Felton
moved, seconded by Council Dr. Chester Peeples. Upon voice vote, the voting was
unanimous.
Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to pay Roy Pugh Abstract
$80,000, plus all closing costs for the purchase of the property at 413 Auburn Street.
Councilor Hubert Bass moved,seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson. Upon voice
vote, the voting was unanimous.
Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to pay Roy Pugh Abstract
$70,631, plus all closing costs for the purchase of the property at 415 Auburn Street.
Councilor Hubert Bass moved, seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson. Upon voice
vote, the voting was unanimous.
Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to pay Roy Pugh Abstrract
$92,000, plus all closing costs for the purchase of the property at 505 Auburn Street.
Councilor Hubert Bass moved, seconded by Lorraine Robinson. Upon voice vote, the
voting was unanimous.
Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to pay Roy Pugh Abstract
$93,314, plus all closing costs for the purchase of the property at 511 Auburn Street.
Councilor Hubert Bass moved, seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson. Upon voice
vote, the voting was unanimous.
Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to pay Roy Pugh Abstract
$84,300, plus all closing costs for the purchase of the property at 515 Auburn Street.
Councilor Hubert Bass moved, seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson. Upon voice
vote, the voting was unanimous.
Mayor William H. Johr~sp~ ask the Council for permission to pay Roy Pugh Abstract
$87,000, plus all closing costs for the purchase of the property at 517 Auburn Street.
Councilor Hubert Bass moved, seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson. Upon voice
vote, the voting was unanimous.
Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to pay Roy Pugh Abstract
$90,000, plus all closing costs for the purchase of the property at 519 Auburn Street.
Councilor Hubert Bass moved, seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson. Upon voice
vote, the voting was unanimous.
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Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to pay OMI $54,659.16 for the
month of September. Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Harold Thomas. Upon
voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to pay Asplundah $53,950 for
Tree Trimming for The Electrical Department. Councilor James Pulliaum moved,
seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson for Frank Martain to hold check until tree
limbs on Jackson between Avalon and Woods are picked-up. Upon voice vote, the voting
was unanimous.
Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to approve the Planning
Commission Recommendations (See Material in Packets). Councilor Tracy Catt moved,
seconded by Councilor Dr. Chester Peeples. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
Councilor James Pulliaum ask permission to table the request asking permission to
approve the amendments to the West Memphis Police Department Policy and Procedures
Manual until September 19, 2002. Councilor James Holt moved, seconded by Lorraine
Robinson. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
Mayor William H. Johnson ask the Council for permission to add Polk Street Lien on
Property to the Agenda.Councilor Tracy Catt moved, seconded by Councilor Dr. Chester
Peeples. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
Councilor James Holt moved, seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson to give
pernission for City Attorney David Peeples to negotiate the release of the lien, but if not
successful, to pay tax lien in the amount of $2200. Upon voice vote, the voting was
unanimous.
Councilor James Pulliaum ask permission to cut grass ASAP due to the West Nile Virus.
Mayor William H. Johnson stated that he was in agreement that the grass needed to be cut
~ ASAP and that there is money in the Street Fund to hire 3 or 4 extra part-time people. He
,,,,,,, also stated that he needed the Council assurance that they would pass the Budget
Amendment. Councilor Pulliaum ask if we take money from the Street Fund would it take
away from the street being repaired. Mayor William H. Johnson said, no that by taking
away from the Street Fund it would not cause the streets to not to get repaired. Councilor
Dr. Chester Peeples ask if the Lots would be sprayed after being cut. Mayor William H.
Johnson could not give him an answer about spraying another man Lot. City Attorney
David Peeples made a point that some of the procedures we operate under now is based
upon if we are going to get repaid for some of the expenses that we have paid out.
Councilor Lorraine Robinson cautioned the citizens in her Ward about standing water in
swimrrung pools, cutting their grass, etc...to try to protect against the West Nile Virus.
Councilor James Pulliaum moved, seconded by Councilor Lorraine Robinson that within
the next 30 days we would invest a reasonable amount of money to have outside
contractors to help cut the grass in our community to fight against the mosquitos that
cause the West Nile Virus. Upon voice vote, voting was unanimous.
Councilor Hubert Bass ask if this motion would include the ditch bank on Ingram. Mayor
William H. Johnson stated that from Barton headed back to Ingram had been cleaned by
the Prisoners, we intend to clean all the way to Ingram. Vector Disesase Control stated
that if there was a problem please call and they would come out and take care of the
problem immediately.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Councilor Tracy Catt stated that the Budget Committee probaly will be meeting the
middle or latter part of next month. Insurance Committee has not set a time yet. He was
waiting on a phone call from Mr. Brawiey.
Councilor Lorraine Robinson stated that the Police Commission held a meeting August
22, 2002 at 12:15 a.m. Some of the things that we discussed were the Substation in the
old Chevrolet building on 2520 E. Broadway, Foot Patrol was discussed and agreed that it
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was very affective,Physical Ability Test it was performed on August 4, 2002. We decided
that 80 seconds was too high. We decided that 70 seconds on the obstacle test is more
appropriate. With the School Shooting the Police Department went out and numbered the
the schools, so that we could recognize that this is the school were the incident occurred.
We discussed the Amendment Policy that we will be discussing in our next Council
meeting. We also discussed hiring three new Police Officers because we have three that
are out. Councilor Lorraine Robinson assured the families of the officers that were out
that the Officers jobs would still be available for them.
Councilor James Pulliaum asked the question how would hiring new officers affect the
Budget. Mayor William H Johnson said that the Officers that were out are not getting
paid. Councilor Tracy Catt mentioned that November and December we will need to be
looking for $90,000.
Councilor Harold Thomas stated that the Utility Commission will be meeting September
12, 2002 at 8:30 a.m.
Councilor Hubert Bass requested a list of City Cellular Phone numbers. Mayor William H.
Johnson stated that he would get with Purchasing Agent Renita Rash and get a list of all
the Department Head Cellular phone list.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the City Council, James Pulliaum,
seconded by Dr. Chester Peeples to adjourn. Upon voice vote, the voting was unanimous.
The meeting adjourned at 2:30 p.m.
Passed and A roved this ~~~ da of Se tember 2002.
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WILLIAM H. JO ON, MAYOR
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PHILLIP PARR, CITY CLERK
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
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TO: Mayor William H. Johnson and City Council Members
FROM: Christine Byrd, Planning Commission Coordinator
DATE: August 30, 2002
RE: Recommendations from the regular scheduled Planning Commission meeting Geld on
Wednesday, August 28, 2002, to the Mayor and City Council, on Thursday, September 5,
''~ 2002.
I.) The West Memphis Planning Commission recommended to approve Special Use Permit,
Case# SUP-03-02 , to allow an in ground storage facility for event restrooms, grease traps,
septic service and portable restrooms, presented by the property owner Mr. Doug Carpenter,
represented by Mr. Steve Reyna, for the property located at 724 Woods Street. This property is
Zoned I-1, Limited Industrial District.
Approval is subject to the following criteria:
1. Comply with all State of Arkansas Health Department regulations.
(SEE ORDINANCE PREPARED) '
II.) The West Memphis Planning Commission recommended to approve First Coast
Intermodal St~bdx'vision, Final Plat. Cs#SD-11-02, for the property owner First Coast
Intermodal, represented by Dennis Sorrell, Sorrell Consulting Engineers, for the property located
at 315 Mound City Road. This plat contains 11.87 acres and is Zoned I-1, Limited Industrial
District.
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;
An Equal Opportunity Employer
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Planning Commission Recommendations
August 30, 2002
page two
3. Approval of the improvement plans by, the West Memphis Utility Department as to
easements;
4. Instillation of improvements, as required by the City Engineer;
5, Waive improvements on Mound City Road;
6. Show dedicated right-of--way for Mound City Road;
7. Move fence back 50 feet.
III.) The West Memphis Planning Commission recommended to approve fir 'n on
Estates Subdivision. preliminary Plat, Cs#SD-12-02, for the property owner Mr. Dale
Lancaster, represented by Dennis Sorrell, Sorrell Consulting Engineers, for the property located
at a roximately 750 Rainer Road. This plat contains 12.94 acres and is Zoned R-4, Medium
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Density Residential District.
Approval is subject to the following criteria:
1. Show access for all lots on overall plan;
2. Show landscape for reverse frontage lots;
3. Revised Preliminary Plat is subject to the approval of the Director of Planning and
Development.
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BID TABULATION SHEET
DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS -COASTAL UNILUBE
ADED PROJECT NO EIF 200216
', WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS
1:00 P.M.
~' September 05, 2002
'~ BIDDER TOTAL AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT TOTAL AMOUNT
~' BASE BID ALT. BID N0.2 BID
1 ''ALLIED CONTRACTORS, LLC
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~~WILMAR, AR
2 'ARGO CONSTRUCTION CORP. c~~ ~ o~
CORDOVA, TN
3 B & B UTILITY CONTRACTORS ~ ~ ~ ,~.~
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MARION, AR
4 BUILDING & UTILITY CONTR. r ~ ~
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REDFIELD, AR
5 CRISP CONTRACTORS p~ o ~ '(~ Q
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7 JOHN H. PARKER CONSTR.
PALESTINE, AR
8 LEE GATT CONSTR. CO.
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WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS 72301
CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS
~' FIRE DEPARTMENT
ONE (1) 2003 OR NEWER TYPE 1- 150
MODULAR BODY AMBULANCE
'' WI7['H TRADE IN OF ONE (1) 1995 CHEVROLET
TYPE 1 AMBULANCE
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SEPTEMBER 5, 2002
BIDDER BIDDER TOTALS
EXCELLANCE NEW AMBULANCE TOTAL $ N~'~
TRADE IN VALUE $
TOTAL AFTER TRADE IN S
TAYLOPIVIADE
AMBULANCE
` WHEELED COACH
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NEW AMBULANCE TOTAL $ ~oZ ~D.~ vo
TRADE IN VALUE $ ~ .~~o . ~
TOTAL AFTER TRADE IN $ -S 3 DS ~
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TOTAL AFTER TRADE IN $ ~ /, 7S ? ~
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TRADE IN VALUE S~ S~~• ~
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