City Council Minutes
The Regular Meeting of the Grandville City
Council was called to order by Mayor James Buck on April 11, 2005 at
7:02 p.m.
The City Clerk called the roll.
Present were Council Members Robert DeWitt, Ken Gates, Steve
Maas, Carole Pettijohn, Stan Ponstein, Joe Sierawski, and Mayor
James Buck. Absent:
None.
Also attending: Ron
Carr, Acting DPW Director; Thomas Guinther, Treasurer/Finance
Director; Randy Kraker, City Attorney; Ken Krombeen, City Manager;
Mary Meines, City Clerk; Dick Meyers, WWTP Superintendent; and Vern
Snyder, Police Chief.
Rev. Gordon Negen, Grandville/Jenison
Congregational Church, gave the invocation; and was followed by the
Pledge of Allegiance.
Motion by Council Member Maas, and seconded
by Council Member Pettijohn, CARRIED, to approve the April 11, 2005
agenda as presented.
Motion by Council Member Sierawski, and
seconded by Council Member Pettijohn, CARRIED, to waive the reading
of the minutes of the Regular Meeting of March 28, 2005 and approve
as presented.
Motion by Council Member Pettijohn, and
seconded by Council Member Gates, CARRIED unanimously by roll call
vote, that Fiscal Year 2004-2005 bills totaling $153,389.96
presented by the City Manager, be allowed, and authorize the
Treasurer to pay the same.
CONSENT
AGENDA
1.
Reports:
Treasurer’s (March)
2.
Minutes:
Park & Recreation (Feb.17)
Historical
Commission (March 21)
3.
Resolution No. 2678:
Set FY 2005-2006 Budget Public Hearing
(May
9, 2005 @ 7:00 p.m.)
Motion by Council Member Maas, and seconded
by Council Member Gates, CARRIED unanimously by roll call vote, to
approve the Consent Agenda as presented.
CITY
MANAGER’S REPORT
Finance Director/Treasurer Guinther presented
a proposal from Plante & Moran to renew and extend the auditing
contract for an additional five years. The proposed cost for the
first year of the extension is $29,800 inclusive of additional fees
resulting from increased audit procedures not necessary when the
current contract was proposed. Motion
by Council Member Mass, and seconded by Council Member Pettijohn,
CARRIED by a 5-2 roll call vote (Yes: Gates, Maas, Pettijohn,
Sierawski, and Buck. No:
DeWitt and Ponstein) authorizing continuation for five years of
audit services with Plante & Moran in the best interest of the
City.
Acting DPW Director Carr requested
authorization to retain Paradigm Design (MHB) to design a restroom
building at Calvin Crest Park. Motion by Council Member Gates, and
seconded by Council Member Sierawski, CARRIED by a 5-2 roll call
vote (Yes: Gates, Maas, Pettijohn, Sierawski, and Buck.
No: DeWitt and Ponstein) to engage Paradigm Design to design
the restroom building at Calvin Crest Park in the amount of
$10,200.00 in the best interest of the City.
WWTP Superintendent Meyers presented a
request to purchase a backflow preventer for the filter building and
the administration building at the wastewater plant.
Motion by Council Member Gates, and seconded by Council
Member Sierawski, CARRIED unanimously by roll call vote, to
authorize the purchase of two backflow preventers from Viper
Industrial Systems in the amount of $2,680.00 in the best interest
of the City.
Chief Snyder reviewed the background of the
Kent Area Narcotics Enforcement Team. Motion by Council Member
Gates, and seconded by Council Member Maas, CARRIED unanimously by
roll call vote, to authorize the Kent Area Narcotics Enforcement
Team Agreement.
COMMENTS
Comments were made regarding budget work
session materials, April 18 Grand Valley Metro Council Quarterly
Luncheon, and the May 6 Region III Meeting.
Motion by Council Member Gates, and seconded
by Council Member DeWitt, CARRIED, to adjourn at 8:10 p.m.
Mary
L. Meines
Grandville
City Clerk
Approved
by City Council:
April 25, 2005
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