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HomeMy WebLinkAbout5-30-2012 I a I MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND SAFETY OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE, INDIANA May 30 %th, 2012 `} Mayor Moore called the meeting to order at 9:32 A.M. and on the call of roll were Public Works t Coordinator Rick Lovan and Councilperson Bryan Glover sitting in for Councilperson Lisa Gill 1 I Also present was Animal Shelter Director Sarah Green, Fire Chief Eric Hedrick, Parks Superintendent Paul Northam, Information Technology Director Matt Dyer, Building Commissioner Russ Segraves, City Engineer Andy Crouch, WWTP Director Len Ashack, Street Commissioner David Hosea, Vehicle Maintenance Director Bubby Vissing, Police Chief Chris Grimm, Safety Director Michael Ogg, Sewer Office Manager Rick Stephenson, Planning and Zoning Dire p g g ctor Shane Corbin, Controller Monica Harmon, Redevelopment Director Rob Waiz, City Attorney Les Merkley, Corporation Counsel Tom Lowe, Deputy Clerk Erica Burress. j Mr. Lovan made the motion to approve the minutes from the May 23rd, 2012, seconded by Councilperson Glover, passing on a vote of 3 -0. Mr. Lovan made the motion to approve the payroll, seconded by Mr. Lovan, passing on a vote of 3- 0. OLD BUSINESS: NONE NEW BUSINESS: 1.) Road Closure in front of Jeffersonville YMCA Mr. Lovan made the board aware of a request for a road closure of Hamburg Pike in front of the YMCA for 7 -10 days that is being initiated. Mr. Lovan stated the individual will be sending in a detailed traffic proposal soon and he just wanted to make the board aware of the possible road closure request coming soon. t 2.) Paul Faulkenstien- 330 Riverside Drive Handicapped sign Mr. Lovan spoke on behalf of Citizen Paul Faulkenstien who requested a handicapped q capped sign at 330 Riverside Drive. Mr. Lovan stated that he had already gotten the OK from Street Commissioner David Hosea and would also like Mr. Hosea to look into the request for the sign to be in the middle of the Handicapped sidewalk. Mr. Glover made a motion to approve, with Mr. Lovan seconding and passing unanimously. 3.) Mike Moore: Plants in divider on 10 Street Mayor Moore brought concerns before the board about the height of the plants in the median on 10 Street. Mayor Moore stated that his office has gotten many complaints about drivers not being able to see when making turns due to the height of the plants. Mayor Moore re requested that Mr. M I q erkley and Mr. Lowe look into the service agreement with the planting to see what action can be taken to remove these. Mayor Moore also expressed concern about the low lying trees on Market Street and some tall bushes and grass on Court Ave. City i Engineer Andy Crouch stated that they can get those trimmed. Police Chief Grimm stated that 10 plants are definitely becoming an issue for Police because of the height of the plants and z I se the difficulty seeing past those. City Attorney Les Merkley stated that he would look into the Service Agreement to see what can be done. 4.) Mike Moore: Stop Sign on Forest Drive Mayor Moore requested board approval of a stop sign at the intersection of Forest Drive and Sycamore creating a three -way stop to slow traffic down. City Engineer Andy Crouch and Street Commissioner David Hosea agree with this stop sign to slow down traffic. Mr. Lovan made a motion to approve the stop sign, with Councilperson Glover seconding, and passing unanimously. 5.) Les Merkley: 2012 -R -1 Mr. Merkley presented a resolution to the board for approval that conveys a parcel of property by deed (214 West Court Avenue) to the Department of Redevelopment. Mr. Lovan made a motion to approve, with Councilperson Glover seconding, passing unanimously. 6.) Bryan Glover: update on intersection of Salem Noble and Hwy 62 Councilperson Glover asked if there are any updates on the construction of the intersection of Salem -Noble and Hwy 62. City Engineer Andy Crouch stated that the street light and the lane expansion will begin this summer. Mayor Moore confirmed that it will begin this summer and will be done before Amazon opens in October. Councilperson Glover made a motion to adjourn at 9:48 A.M. wit r. Lovan seconding, passing unanimously. Mayo ATTESTED BY 1 City Clerk