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Chillicothe City Council met August 28

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Chillicothe City Council met August 28.

Here is the minutes as provided by the council:

The City Council of the City of Chillicothe, Peoria County, Illinois, met in Regular Session August 28,

2017. Mayor Donald Z. White called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M.

The Pledge of Allegiance, to the Flag of the United States of America, was recited.

Chairman White directed Clerk Hurd to take roll.

Present: Mayor Donald Z. White

City Treasurer B.L. Bredeman

Aldermen: Danny Colwell,

Patricia Connor, Dennis Gould,

Michael Hughes, Jeffrey Jenkins

Gary Sharp, James Thornton

Also Present: City Clerk Margaret Hurd

City Attorney Michael Seghetti

Office Manager Denise Passage

Police Chief Scott Mettille,

Superintendent of Public Works, Shawn Sutherland

Fire Chief Mike Denzer

City Engineer Ken coulter

Absent: Alderman Judith Cantwell

Economic Development Director Rachael Parker

Chairman White declared a Quorum present.

The Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting held on August 14, 2017 were presented.

Motion Alderman Colwell, second Alderman Hughes that the Council dispense with the reading of the

Minutes of the August 14, 2017 Regular Council Meeting and approve the Minutes as presented.

Motion carried via voce vote.

Clerk Hurd presented the following communications:

1. City Engineer Report dated August 28, 2017

2. Clerk Hurd reported that she was in receipt of the following committee minutes:

a. Cemetery and Parkes Committee – August 23, 2017

b. Public Works Committee – August 23, 2017

c. Finance Committee – August 16, 2017

Motion Alderman Colwell, second Alderman Gould that the communications as presented by Clerk Hurd

be placed on file. Motion carried via voce vote.

Chairman White presented an invitation from State Representative Ryan Spain to the Illinois Department

of Transportation District 4 Public Meeting on September 7th to discuss the Multi-year Plan and Statewide

Transportation Improvement Program (STIP)

Chairman White announced that Thursday was the last Downtown Thursday for the year and encouraged

all to attend.

Chairman White announced that he spoke with Alderman Cantwell in regards to needing a notarized letter

of resignation. Chairman White stated that he should have the notarized letter of resignation by next

Council meeting.

Motion Alderman Connor, second Alderman Hughes that the communications from the Mayor be placed

on file. Motion carried via voce vote.

Committee Communications were as follows:

Public Safety – Alderman Hughes asked Fire Chief Denzer to give an update on the 721 Third Street

Property. Fire Chief Denzer reported that he had showed the property to five interested parties and that

four of them showed an interest in submitting a bid for salvage rites to the property.

Public Works – No Report

Cemetery and Parks – No Report

Finance – No Report

Economic Development – No Report

Marketing Tourism Committee – No Report

Chairman White asked if there was anyone with business concerning city government. There were none.

Motion Alderman Thornton, second Alderman Gould that the bills as presented be paid and the payrolls

and transfers be approved.

Roll Call Vote was:

Ayes: Colwell, Connor, Gould,

Hughes, Jenkins, Sharp, Thornton

Nays: None

Chairman declared motion carried.

Motion Alderman Sharp, second Alderman Colwell that that the Council approve the Mayoral

Appointment of the Construction Commission as follows:

Name Term

Mike Tobin 2019

Rob Hulsizer 2018

Dennis Parkins 2019

Jim Benisch 2018

Darrin Gross 2019

Motion carried via voce vote.

Alderman Connor, second Alderman Gould that the Council approve the 2017 Shademakers Annual Plan

as presented

Motion carried via voce vote.

Motion Alderman Connor, second Alderman Hughes that the Council approve an expenditure of

$7,539.47, payable to GEI Works, for underwater debris screen for the riverfront. Payable from the TIF

Central Business District.

Roll Call Vote was:

Ayes: Colwell, Connor, Gould,

Hughes, Jenkins, Sharp, Thornton

Nays: None

Chairman declared motion carried.

Motion Alderman Connor, second Alderman Colwell that the Council approve an expenditure of $514.66,

payable to Go2Marine, for bumpers for the boat dock. Payable from the TIF Central Business District.

Roll Call Vote was:

Ayes: Colwell, Connor, Gould,

Hughes, Jenkins, Sharp, Thornton

Nays: None

Chairman declared motion carried.

Motion Alderman Connor, second Alderman Gould that the Council approve an expenditure of $599.95,

payable to Dog Waste Depot, for the purchase of 5 dog stations with bags.

Payable from the TIF Central Business $359.97 and General Fund $239.98.

Roll Call Vote was:

Ayes: Colwell, Connor, Gould,

Hughes, Jenkins, Sharp, Thornton

Nays: None

Chairman declared motion carried.

Motion Alderman Connor, second Alderman Jenkins that the Council approve an expenditure of

$1,800.00, payable to Engbrecht Concrete, for a concrete pad to place the Eagle on at the riverfront.

Payable from TIF Business District. The Contractor on this project must pay the "prevailing rate of

wages" as determined by the City pursuant to the Illinois Prevailing Wage Act (820 ILCS 130/1 et seq.)

and comply with all other provisions of such Act.

Roll Call Vote was:

Ayes: Colwell, Connor, Gould,

Hughes, Jenkins, Sharp, Thornton

Nays: None

Chairman declared motion carried.

Alderman Jenkins gave an update on the Bicycle/Walking Path. Alderman Jenkins reported that he is

working with members of the community to develop a perimeter path around the city to submit to the

state for funding. They have a plan that will have signage and a lane painted on the following streets:

Second Street to Truitt, Truitt to Brandley, Bradley to Cloverdale.

Motion Alderman Gould, second Alderman Colwell that the Council accept and award the Crack Sealing

Bid to Complete Asphalt Service Company in the amount of $23,200.00. Payable from the Motor Fuel

Tax Fund.

Roll Call Vote was:

Ayes: Colwell, Connor, Gould,

Hughes, Jenkins, Sharp, Thornton

Nays: None

Chairman declared motion carried.

Motion Alderman Gould, second Alderman Hughes that the Council approve an expenditure of $5,500,

payable to Lauber Tree Service for the removal of the following:

Tree at Corner of Pine St. and Benedict St.

Tree at 1515 N. Santa Fe Ave.

Tree at 915 Fifth

Trees at 2029 White Clover in easement

A Limb at the alley at 415 Beech

Payable from the Road & Bridge Fund

The Contractor on this project must pay the "prevailing rate of wages" as determined by the City pursuant

to the Illinois Prevailing Wage Act (820 ILCS 130/1 et seq.) and comply with all other provisions of such

Act

Roll Call Vote was:

Ayes: Colwell, Connor, Gould,

Hughes, Jenkins, Sharp, Thornton

Nays: None

Chairman declared motion carried.

Motion Alderman Gould, second Alderman Colwell that the Council approve an expenditure of

$2,850.00, payable to Engbrecht Concrete, for the repair of various sidewalk locations. Payable from

the Water/Sewer Fund. The Contractor on this project must pay the "prevailing rate of wages" as

determined by the City pursuant to the Illinois Prevailing Wage Act (820 ILCS 130/1 et seq.) and comply

with all other provisions of such Act

Roll Call Vote was:

Ayes: Colwell, Connor, Gould,

Hughes, Jenkins, Sharp, Thornton

Nays: None

Chairman declared motion carried.

Motion Alderman Gould, second Alderman Jenkins that the Council approve the following applications

for the Sidewalk Program:

Kevin Fetters 608 Santa Fe $1,000.00

Joel Watkins 1012 Beech $1,000.00

Total $2,000.00

Payable from the Road & Bridge Fund

Prior Balance $12,921.60

Approved $ 2,000.00

Balance $10,921.60

Roll Call Vote was:

Ayes: Colwell, Connor, Gould,

Hughes, Jenkins, Sharp, Thornton

Nays: None

Chairman declared motion carried.

Chairman White announced that there being no further business the Council meeting adjourned at 7:24

p.m.

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