1.9,11,&16.19 – Work Session Minutes


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CITY OF CORYDON
WORK SESSION
JANUARY 9, 2019

The work session was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman at 4:00 p.m. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Jennifer Reed-Corydon Times Republican and the City clerk and deputy clerk.

The Council discussed options to discuss with legal counsel and with Midwest Sanitation in regards to the roll offs.

The clerk presented City Code 8.04.70. This code states:

No person shall engage in the business of collecting, transporting, processing or disposing of solid waste for the city without first entering into a contract with the city. This section does not prohibit an owner from transporting solid waste accumulating upon premises owned, occupied or used by such owner, provided such refuse is disposed of properly in an approved sanitary disposal project. Furthermore a contract is not required for the removal, hauling, or disposal of earth and rock material from grading or excavation activities, provided that all such materials are conveyed in tight vehicles, trucks or receptacles so constructed and maintained that none of the material being transported is spilled upon any public right-of-way.

The clerk was instructed to contact Midwest Sanitation to discuss options, and to notify the business owner that she, herself as a property owner could transport the construction debris to the Mahaska County Landfill.

Meeting was adjourned.

Dennis Moorman
Mayor

ATTEST:

Ann Stevens
City clerk

WORK SESSION
JANUARY 11, 2019

The work session was called to order by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Bennett, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Others in attendance were Bill and Nancy Buss from Hall Engineering, Rodney Parham, Jack Pershy, Brandon Trower, Jen Reed from the Times Republican and the City clerk.

Hall Engineering updated the Council on the progress of the new water plant building. Phase one will include the building, piping inside and stubbing the piping 5 ft outside for hook up. Prices were presented for two forms of communication between the water plant building and the water tower. Specs for floor drains, drain field, water heater and sink were also discussed. Phase two will require a permit from the IDNR to hook up the outside piping. Hall Engineering will schedule a meeting with East Penn for further discussion.

The amendment to the wastewater facility plan is near completion. The layout of installation of the SAGR system needs updated and estimated costs reviewed. When IDNR approval is received, Hall will put together RFPs and start the procedure for the SFR loan.

Hall Engineering agreed to help with the application form for the new NPDES permit.

Hall Engineering will help with RFPs for the street project to be started this July. Streets to be included are S. West Street from Hwy 2 to original cemetery entry, South Street from West Street to East Street, S. East Street to South Street, and N. Lincoln Street. The Mayor has been and will be discussing the possibility of monetary help with some of the streets. Other streets that were discussed was E. Monroe Street north of the hospital. W. State Street between Franklin and DeKalb and perhaps DeKalb between Jefferson and Jackson.

Relining the two blocks on W. Monroe will require a permit from the IDNR. Hall Engineering will work on this.

Dennis Moorman
Mayor
ATTEST:

Ann Stevens
City Clerk

WORK SESSION
JANUARY 16, 2019

The work session was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Mayor Dennis Moorman. Present were Council Members Jaeckel, Holmes, Rupe and Rodgers. Council Member Bennett was absent. Others in attendance were the City clerk and the Deputy clerk.

The Council reviewed the proposed 2019/2020 fiscal year budget.

The work session was adjourned at 7:40 p.m.

Dennis Moorman
Mayor

ATTEST:

Ann Stevens
City clerk







About Corydon

Corydon is located in South Central Iowa in Wayne County. We are a small city of 1585 persons, the largest of 9 cities in the county. Corydon hosts the Wayne County Courthouse on a very charming square in the center of the city. There are two major parks, one with a nine-hole golf course and aquatic center, the other with a 58 acre lake with campgrounds, disc golf course, fishing and a nearby walking trail.

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